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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30


AFTER to-day the Louisville &
Nashville railroad having determined
to discontinue its trains between Nc
Kenzie and Memphis, which connect
with those of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & st. Louis railway, trains on
the latter road will not go any further
than Mckenzie. Nashville will then
be without any direct rail connection.
The trains on the Louisville & Nash
vile railway will stop at Milan, one
hundred miles distant, and those of
the Memphis q Charleston road at Mos
COW, forty miles distant from Mem
phis.
The mails will be sent forward ON
locomotives. This action will make
an absolute quarantine against Mem
phis.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30
ALLAN LINE
OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS,

VIA QUEBEC. VIA BALTIMORE.
Passage: All classes between PRINCIPAL
points In Europe and America at owcst
rates. Accommodations unexcelled. Three
weekly sailings each way. Cabin $50 to $50;
intermediate $40, gold. Steeage SIS currency.
shortest sea route, superior Ships, expert
enced officers, disciplined crews. SAFETY tho
governing rule.
Emigrant and Steerage passengers through
to all points at special rates.
N. B.-Our agents all over the west can give
same terms as ourselves. Apply TO
ALLAN & CO., Gen. Agents,
Je2btf u LaSaile ST., Chicago.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30

iSos frizes. amounting o..4--.S-......-sll no, 400
Responsible Corresponding Agents wnnted
NJ All prominent points, TO whom n liberal
compensation Will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made TO the HomeO Office in New Orleans.
write clearly. stating fun address. for fur
ther Information, or send orders to
MA DApPHIN,
49, o. Bon 6s2. New Orleans. La
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30

AH our Grand Extraordinary Drarinos are
under ue Supervision and Management on
GENERALS O.. 7. BEAUREGARD and
b A. EARLY. Jy9-d&w4w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30

This Institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature OF the State for Educa.
tional and Charitable purposes in 1868 for the
term OF Twenty-Five Years, 10 which con-
tract the inviolable faith of the State is
pledged, with a capital OF 81. 000, 900, to which
" has since added n reserve fun OF S350,0OO.
ITS SINGLE NUMBER DISTIBU-
TON. will take place Monthly on the second
Tuesday, H Meier scales on posfpo,ies. Look
ut the distributions.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 3 1000.
100, 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
4 HALF-TICkETs, ONE DOLLAR.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30

A Splendid Opportunity to Win a For
tune. EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION
Class ii Mt New Orleans, TUESDAY. Aug,
18th, ls59-lllih Monthly Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Com'py
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30

Courtesy of Nyo. Archives &
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes OF s3OO.... 900
\ REPRESENTATION Prizes of 2O0........ 1850
U Approximations Prizes OF lO0........ p0
, 1879-08-03


TOR SALE -l.ors-pANG AIMS lSornisG DowS
Il iMl1'roycu)-Long rlmc:
seo-Jackson-st corner Lalin.
M MS1l5-Adany-s1. ..! corner q Wood. -...
~ H.. near Fine III the neghborhood OF
The above al would have south and cast light In the
s,,-S,"S srES1Ah a.; nAReA1Ss "A ;!3,! nALr cAsll
NJ" to os t5 fEs IS sI t1s 's fst{ us SOY
- DAt1's' Tx NxSizI. ss;iII,'e 81 Westinghouse
Fkss4 sAfHas1 tI3c1i5 + SEzlEE g cLAKKST n
men, Iris; house ana iot aoxi4s s. ooo 4p 0@''
nn TaTd srn H. ard oaseent brick house
prora. st., sorner Fulton-Two-story md brick base
HEEL noasc asd IT, '1lo': pays l: per cent In rcs
ne,r iioyne: ri scli ess lan 10; Is W worti' H. S
Mnhast atld decided bargains in
uearhorn-st Thirty nsst-Good cottage and lot.
Eor sALE-EI.EGAST REsiDESc on CORNER
ant - feet front; Tine location. West Side: very
ason f{1 s5s o. fine West
Gottaes and ut yan lsaren-st cheap.
HESi:7 il, ai. wahLE 'gG:. :., =: - wss9a:tou.z. rs
TOR sALE-wEsT MADIsUN-Sr rI;0l'Et:Tl.
ha ot Il s @l eE Sa
ss5kh Larse iur With frame building uear Lincoln-
tfame Sad!ng nns , resston
-'AA' 'i iiy WIN sissaIf WELLER 1e. 81 wasnston.st
E.e All s ;a aud Fs:s;
1onrtirsst, chnice loeatton lndtaua,ay south vt
sa. ei fss s.as';s yI5r III 20
Fon sAhEE-oE ExcMaSGE T0E sEcoS5':lIAX6 81 I5
a!sesa ,iantss ssls from Court. House. Addresso
y7nR sa,r-cnTT aCE AVN T0T MI y e,rn.
, 1879-08-03

North Side.
F1'o nEST-To F!Ksr.CLAss BoARDISG~HnUsE
keepcrs-7c invite the attention Of persons skilled
in keeping class boarding. house IL two dwell
Jugs three soItcs nud xsttnrnt. halls dJonng each
other. and Thu: houses thus easily connected aud con-
ycrtoc into one: ocstou rst-cias=, central! and the
fns style. und plans Of the houses eihg elegant and
5. II. kElsfOOT & CO. VI Dcarhorn-st-
tINo lsENr-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE; NORTH
/ s.le; I'VE minutes from Madlaon-st L IL, Trlb-
unc office.
RIO lsENT-COTTAGE 400 O12C!TARD-ST.. WITH
L Erutnds: alsu flat, one huor. Cas1.5 Apply to A.
r. STEVENSON, ~ CIark-st.. kootn =.
TI,O KExT--:55 INDlANA-ST. li-E0OM HOUSE,
nnd furniture nearly nil new. for sale cheap. APP
ply ut 81 anu Is South Natcr-st.
, 1879-08-03

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ns7 i s9s aSsf gH = M
one ns barn for 20 horses Two other small barns: co
acre ID SSs?
j % CT a s. 2er ns sa'fss ss4 ID
a e y
more money: il ought to ss at auction for SIG ~ +
ySs S L s .i Gsn
dis H. M aS fSs It. $
saa asa daT s ssen HRs'
barns ana sheds: this arn sold last ii s. o:
T. spsy city,
s 5a1 ona Ss @ sEs
gaia whcn 70 you can gst one3 e, sSt9 down. ...x.
eaiy 5m,lss irom ds2o5 4 Wooasury VoSniy. ioEa.
mic Of dosn: snc saw ] ., bargain A@''
Sasa @s aSsaad ans
Stables ctc lasting wasc1 and spsntd ts orSn2rd ana
IN IN I Ica,nSer!ana county This i cheap farm, aud
oes e m easf Ts5g'S ue dwelling Of
Splendid 6sEn Src1srd aa is;tias s6FlnS:
qS Sosss @ e ep ~ ill., s.
anes att eSn' E. sof ys!s room % a 81:
TOR sALE-TO STOCK -EAIsEKs AND tAl;MtKs
-ons Interest IN farm 1 T. MssonEi sisua5ea II
nrss MILE % raea n ta fS iSa1s
tre a, timber land w,th ruani1E waller It y well
to aud
nens Of s business 1 There l. ooa 3,S h9Ssc w!sa eight
sse' SRc e to
II eoTn one of tue besi il TIC state; % a:res t 1t
Grand Crossing: rs !rains day; 6Sst bSrsan II The
Washingtou-st
DOR s!AlE-vERy CHEAP FOR cAsu-4so ACRES
choice Iowa WHEAT 1anda located AZ tcn years carl near
The New York herald., 1879-02-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE .eo5 BROADWAY.
'6PEV nay AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS. AND SALES OF PAPERS,

AMUsEMESrs-4rn PAcr-ist, I'd, 3D. 4,h 5th and 9Th
AsrRoLoGy 81 r4er-sth col.
ssoAk6ERs wANrED@I6rn PAcr-ls. and I'd cos and
BOARD s9G pAerad eo
gso$Sf$s r$iS s. s6s
BusShs sa s"S Fl naftf4 se ana
sHSffss sTY REx EsE FOR and I'd
oEkRs AND p f9 and 9Th
croT1,, sHsS S and ,91H p.sro4th IA and 'sh coils
GoaciiMEN And ra GARDENGks-reru PAcr-e.h COL.
coAsT%isE p and 9th COLI.
SSSs;$ SSSs$sS F.sS.h 81 co.
DRY G6oDs-isr pAes"2d Sd ith, 5.h and 9Th cos and
DWELLING s' HOUSES IS TO LET FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED-5rH PAGE-5th and 9TH cols and 2p
EUROPEAN ass PAcp,h and s,h coli.
Excii x ch aNGEnsp NGi.rs lf.a P.erDsih sa col.
fS sb and 9th coils
E9R s R6oSs aSD sDd
5rH PAcK-sth col, and 2p PAcE-ad and 4th COILS
yEEN5TPkPl yEENGH sssn2H col
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs-ler PAcE-sth col, and
HELP wANTED-MALEs-ierm PAcx-eth COL. and 10TH
HORSES. CCAsTRfRIAGEs. ACCOM- PAcr-ath and sth
HousEs RoG%s PHacEs OF BUSINESS
WANTED-16rH PACE--3d col, and % PAGE-6th
INsrRuCIIoN- PAGE sth and sth% % co.'s .vn M,
'nSsf Shs hEAI Rs!%TE rok SALE rAer-ad col
MfRRhE MtNfELs nisrH PsoEIe.h col.
MiLLiNERY AND DREssMAKING-2rrH PAGy-lst col.
MisCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-i4rn PAcE-sth
MIsCELLANEoUs-Isrn PAcE-sth col.
NEW 'IHIi PHsTIcArISNsViirH rdSSon 11i iPAcre.h COL
cJkriIp pAcR- col
6R psEst Snd S1a % sn' 'pAereh COL
PRoFEss1oNAI SITUATIONS swANTED--FEMALEs-
@ Of E na % CITY FOR sATE OR TO
RENT-3rn PAcE-3d and 4th coils, and 2p PAGE-
REAL EsTATE EST 70 ExcHANGE-Srn PAcr-4th COL
real. ESTATE WANTED-5rH PAcr--4th COL. and 2p
REIIGioGs SoSTIicEs-2orn PAcr,-rst and I'd coils.
RESfAURANTs-4 pAcg-sth Is ST col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-4th
col: and 18TH pAGE-sd and nd 4th coils "a, -.
SPECIAL NOTICES PAen-2d and Sd coils; -
sPORTING-DOGS BIRDS, &C-20rn PAGE-3d and 4th
srORAGR-lsrH PAcE-eth col,
THE BALL SEAsQNGsru s p4GEh p4, eSl co
THE TRADES-i9TM PAGH-jth col.
THE TuRF-2orH PAGE14sh col eoi,o,,.s "a.
COL and 2D PAGR-3d col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE--sD PAGE-6h col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED Arc- To PTRcIiAsE"sn a'a co PAcr-eth col
ooUSry FoR
WINES, LioU0Rs. &G-isrH PAcK-sth col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l4rH PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1879-02-16
ShSS 666
SIS G6 90
SJS5 66 &C
IS 66b6 G @
SIS 66 GO Q
IS IS 66 Cd G G
SIS 666 &C .

usually sold for 81.
WE INVITE TIE ATTENTroS OF LADIES TO
THIS DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE JUST OPENED AN ENTIRE NEW
LINE IN ALL THE POPULAR MAKES OF FINE
HAND MADE AND FRENCH wovE coRsETs AT
THE LOWEST PRICES.
Fine satin jean hand made Corscts. heavily boned and
embroidered with silk. 72c.. o2c.. 81.
Very nno Frcaeh coute corscts, silk finished 81 2o
81 50
Pine French wove Cerscts white and drab. e<c, 81.
Mocdys hand made abdominal Corsc,s white and drab
81 So
Tho C. O. French Corscts. Thompsons. Moody's and
Warmers corscts. ct tho lowest prices
WE ARE RECEIVING FROM ALL THE AUCTION
SALES LARGE LOTS OF EMBROIDERED
EparNGs AND INsERTINGs. WHICH WE ARE
SELLING LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
Edeipss at &c. &c.. &C.. &C., &C., 7c., &C.. &C. yard
Eaeings at loc lie, i2,c, itc i5c, isc. cannot be
matched anywhere at the pr'co
rouneing from ,osi all of superior work very
low prcca
WE p'noIEY 'mosIERY AND GLovE sTock o'"
10 which are daily adding new a,rastions in
siik, Iisc Thread and fine embroidered Stockings
In our Glove stock we are now offering
three button rcai Kid Gloves spring shades, aSc.;
six button Kid Gloves. evening shades. TIE
IN OUR UxpERwEAR. .pErARTMENT
WE AIR NOW 3hft 3rfEHiNd
in Cbcm,scs Night Towns, Walking aud Train Dresses
RICHARD MEAREs CO,
The New York herald., 1879-02-16
READ THE PRICES.

EXTRA r9TAtITY, = sLEAfnEb aGsLiX
FsSEA s1SF y4ETk Fl sStsHH1 nss
AsflSf l' rRsrs damaged by water
M SkS aHASH s s;5 SStsss ssf q oArcors
fAs6 VIDE ENGLISH cAMBRIcs, Spring patterns.
THs,y q'y r.,s
We orSsS Ifrs D0';s &
SSS NiS $isfSS "a.
ECRu LACE rI9gEs, l21ac a yard; worth esc.
NE%s :ys:S
LINEN NAPKINS. soc. dozen; worth s5c.
LITEN 2lAPER Ed 7sG per piece value for 81
fEFGxS5 TARsEiIbS Hiatt
fssS sHS Ss HEHSs ss :s. y.ss slightly damaged
EsfR alsssHs RHaK E, :.s::
HAh sssE HOSE
15c. a pair and upward.
100 EXTRA FINE SWISS EMBROIDERED TIES,
c5c. aud 3Oc.; worth 5,c. and 6oc.
as PIECES BLACK SILK GRASS FRINGE. and S
inches wide, 4oc. and Soc yard.
1000 PIECES HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs, &c, So.
SILK MINED SCOTCH cHEvIoT 4,,sc. .yard.
PuRE sILE and Wool BAsKErfSE cicth. yea yoc yard
eAELs HR cLS Is HycSs.
pStskh %ipr ESGEism MouA1K sU1rrsc nse
ALL WOOL WOOL HGa5xE GAME skME f Af & yard
ALL WOOL cAMELs HAIR DEBEGE. liz yards wide
621sc. yard worth soc.
BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE of the most celebrated
manufactures, 43c., Soc, 6Oc, 65c. and 75c yard
ALSO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
BASKET CLOTH. BOMBAZINE CLOTH.
ExpREss ENFET c5T ChST ctSEs DHAf Hs pEpE cEoF Ac
WE WILL ALSO HAVE on EXHIBITION
Iso PIECES BLACK GROs GRAIN DRESS sILKs1
PURCHASED AT THE IMMENSE AUCTION SALE
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, OF
wILMERDrNG. noGUEr & CO..
AT THE FOLLOWING EXTREMELY Low PRICES
oAsHEnERE seya. 3 = 8 ..S sS $ s.
coLoRED DRESS SILK n, ~ NEw SPRING m SHADES,
Soc. 55c.. 6cc. and CSC. ayard.
AN INSPECTION Is RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
y n2NKfS' oni1yTs, ooSsas% and sli GS Broadway
JAMES A. HEARN son.
# F.. E. 4 f f + F: II /
77s and 775 BROADWAY.
stock offer
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
DRESSES sE' AND eNH TSbEkG8EMESrs DtsGEhfs
ruofES "a hAD,ss e sSinrs, T"HssSsrsH s.a,:s
PRINCESS SKIRTS. EIGHTY
deep embroidered ruine. cents.
LADIES cUEMIsEs. FoRryNINE
fine embroidery, cents
LADIES' DRAWERS, THrRTY.THRRE
canbrc rufies, 10 tucks.i cents.
SIsBldeoTss' dSaslc ySscs. sEvESIyrHREE
tucked "Si and embroidered. cents.
WOVEN coksErs. FIFTY CENTS
The above are all desirable styles fine qualities In good
could ordinary circumstances sold
these prices.
pAMAssE SILKS. ONE DOLLAR
'Sn conoas Ts'n AND s5'Is BLlxcks FIFTEEN CENTS
;;::; ;:;; u: -: GREATLY :.'''''
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING and MOURNING GOODS.
Fine Embrodcres
DRESS GOODS
PRINTED CAMBRICs
styles yard wide, SEVEN CENTS.
We will remove in the spring TO 18th St, between 5th
and 9Th avs, and determined to carry Of
present stock to our new stores
T. STEWART a CO
INVITE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THEIR
SPRING IMPORTATION OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
REPRESENTING EVERY VARIETY OF
MANUFACTURE, INCLUDING
NEW DESIGNS
IN BoURRETTE, TussAH, MARIPosA,
REP HINDoU AND CAsHMERETTE
TAPESTRIES
The New York herald., 1879-02-16

-ORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUAI
DRY GOODS.
DSSSSTF E4TE EAFE TS TFSS yIs!! VISIT go
E:|## E:|# |||E ||E E 5 5 #|||E #|||E
fl III III |I|||| |I|||||
En- Ell E |:EE| |:EE|
I'll |||||||| |||I||||
NOS. 7s7 AND 100 BROADWAY,
of 9th st.
TTSP4RAEtEkEP TSP4RAEtEkEP BARGATSs. BARGATSs
$s;$HEHB $s;$s3EEHEHB s3s$3Hs: s3s$3ESs
in
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
MOURNING GOODS,
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LAcEs AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs,
EMBRoIDERIEs, &C.. &C.
Having purchased largely Of silks at the great auction
ssle Thursday. February 49, will offer the
Monday. February IT. and following days
AT PRICES UNPRECEDENTED
FOR CIIEAPNEss.
Tho stock comprises black and eolorcd Gros Grains
black and coored Brocadsd Silks black
and Moire all the desirable shades of
color.
ALSO
GREAT BARGAINS
in goods slightly damaged by water.
1900 pieceswtandard American prints. s,4c yard
$50 pair Rose Blankets, 81 IS apsir
Ps.en. Drussos. ~ yards wide, s2,lc.; worth
All wool black Cashmere, +oc.
All wool Debcige, 25c.
All wool Dcbeige. 1H yards wide, soc.
Fancy Bc.rctse Cloth Isc. worth s7,sc
I.5oo pure shetland wool shawls at 81; worth 81 So
Hand made cor.ess elegantly embroidered in white and
colors, Soc; worth 81
And over 900 other bargains which space will
permit us to enumerato which need only be be
| appreciated.
A VISIT Of inspection solicited
Cal. carly and avoid tho CREST rush Of tho afternoon
JOHN r, ,KAuGHRAN. JOHN z, KAuGHRAN a CO..
1nTS' rios r AKiHAuGHRAx CORNER Ninth ST.
a. RICHARD
III | / T. +. ::
Co.
WILL COMMENCE on MONDAY
GREAT SALE OF
CHILDREN's DRESSES.
MADE OF PrQUE, MARsEILLEs AND LINEN.
ELABoRArELY TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY
THESE GOODS ARE THE ENTIRE BALANCE
OF A LARGE MANUFACTURERS STOCK.
RELINQuIsnING BUSINESS.
AND ARE WITHOUT ANY EXCEPTION
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
1000 ehdrcns corded piquo Dresses elaborssey trim
mod nne embroidered edgc and inserting, at 81 So
81 Is, S. g IS half the usual price
1000 chiidrcns Dresses of plaid and striped percaics
trimmed with embroidery in erca, variety of styles IS
each.
1000 linen nnc Blouscs 7sc.. s5c.. all sizes
Aio. Of trimmed Dresses sic., SOC. csc.
WE SHALL ALSO OFFER on MONDAY
1000 DOZEN FINE FRENCH wovE coRsErs. en-.
broidcrcd and silk trimmed at the very low price of
II :, sss' $ $ s's 60 CO
g. sse
The New York herald., 1879-02-16

LADIES UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENTS.
ONE LOT or 100 DOZEN
LADIES' CORDED BAND cHEMIsEs.
SPLENDID MUSLIN AND FINISH. at 2sc. apiece
ONE LOT OF 100 DOZEN
LADIES' TUCKED DRAWERS.
SPLENDID MUSLIN AND pINIsH. at 25c. pair.
ONE LOT OF 1913 DOZEN
LADIES' CHEMIsEs, DRAWERS AND SKIRTS,
ALL ELABoRATELy TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG
EMBRoIDERIEs OF GOOD MUSLIN AND FINISH,
at 43c. apiece.
SEVERAL LOTS OF
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS
FINEST QUALITY OF MUSLIN AND FINISH
Several lots Of
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES.
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
AND WE'LL MADE, at 7sc-. 81 and 81 So.
THE
ABOVE LOTS
OF UNDERWEAR WILL
BE FOUND THE BEST VALUE.
AND THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
OFFERED AND WELL WORTHY OF THE
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF OUR PATRONS.
IN ADDITION,
Special Bargains in
LADIES' IMPORTED UNDERWEAR,
FRENCH CoUrELLE. sATTEEN AND WOVEN
CoRsErs
INFANTS WEAR AND fRoUSSEAUx
AND GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
IN ALL OUR LINES OF
LADIES' FINE UNDERWEAR.
STERN BROTHERS.
The New York herald., 1879-02-16

Having purchased FOR CASH another large invoice Of
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED GOODS at last weeks IMMENSE
AUCTION SALES, will continue offer
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS IN DRY GOODS
EVER KNOWN IN THIS CITY
The New York herald., 1879-02-16

sO9 AND SII BROADWAY.
I BETWEEN IlTH AND 18TH SITS.
The New York herald., 1879-02-16

KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, MADE TO MEASURE
Tho bcs, that bc produced any price, SIX for
PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
KEEPS PATENT rARTfY.mAp. DRESS SHIRTS
the hes. hn, be prouccd any price, SIX for
lastly finished by any little girl.
KEEPS GINGHAM UMBRELLAS. the vcry best,
PATENT PROTECTED RIBS, FIFTY PER CENT
STRONGER than amy other Umbrella made. 81 EACH
KEEPS KID GLOVES FOR GENTS tho very host
PLAIN OR EMBROIDERED 81 PAIR.
KEEPS UNDERWEAR, IN ALI. STYLES.
HANDKERCiIlEFS. HOSIERY, TIES, AC.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED SAMPLES AND CIR
CuLARS MAILED FREE
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
KEEP MANUFACTu COMPANY,
asi FULTON ST BROOkIyN,
:s2J GTII Az NEW yORk,
AND NEw srORE 637 BROADWAY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-09

The New illustrated Publication,
Amre,cs' american queen. devoted
to Art, Music, Literature and Society
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-09

In the L. S. Senate yesterday Mr.
Booth introduced bill to reduce the
price of public lands within railroad
limits. Mr.. Edmunds offered resolu.
tons, which were referred, providing
for joint rules of the two Houses declar'
ing that during the last three days Of
the session no bill passing either
House shall be sent to the other !OI
concurrence, and that on the last day OF
the session no bill shall be sent to the
President for his approval. Mr.. Thur
man offered resolution, which was
adopted, admitting George bancroft,
the historian, to the privileges of the
floor. Mr.. Grover, of Oregon, made a
personal explanation, replying to cor.
tain charges made against him. The
Patent bill was taken up, when a mes.
sage was received from the House an
nouncing the death Of Mr.. llartriige,
and the Srnatr, after IT," Customary
proceeding Of respect, adjourned.
In the House, no business was done,
owing to the official announcement OF
the death OF Mr.. llartridge, of Georgia,
and after taking the action usual III
such cases, the House adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-09
FOURTH EDITION.


A special despatch from Belfast, dat.
ed Jan. It'll, to the New York Herald,
of yesterday says: General Grant par
took of a dinner at Londonderry last
night, rendered him by the Mayor, rs
before announced. The leading citi-
zsns OF the province OF Ulster were pre-
sent, and the dinner was remarkably
good. The reception Of the ex-Presi-
dent was enthusiastic aud cordial in
the extreme. General Grant, in re.
Spouse to a toast, made a brief speech.
saying that h. should have felt that
his tour in Europe was incomplete had
he not seen the ancient and Industrious
city OF Londonderry, whose history was
so we'll known throughout America. In
deed, the people of Derry and all about
there had a remarkable influence upon
the development OF American character.
He cordially welcomed to the United
Staies all the Irishmen who chose to
make their homes there, and this was
welcome shared by the American
people.
Minister Nuyes made a speech OF the
same general tenor, and at II o'clock
the company separated. This morning
General Grant strolled about looking
at the historic walls, visited Walkers
Pillar, Roaring Meg and other curiosi-
ties of the town. The Generals treat
ment by the people of Londonderry
during his was stay unusually cordial.
The General and his party left for
Belfast this morning and arrived here
early in the afternoon, stopping at Col.
eraine en- route long enough to receive
an address from the people of that
town. His reception at the railway
station here was very cordial. He was
invited to luncheon by the Mayor, and
in replying to a toast said he admitted
that all the compliments paid to his
country were ouly its due, and he
would only be m enemy OF both Great
Britain and America who would raise
his hand to cause difference between
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-09
Death from typhoid Fever.

Miss Ella Morris, compositor III i!
REPUBLICAN office, died at tn. resid.n,
OF her parents, ia West Twelfth stree
this morning, Of that dread disea,
which is ravaging the city, the typhoi
fever. Ella worked at her case un,
about three weeks ago last Saturda,
Monday morning came, but instead
her being at her usual post of du,,
word came that she was sick and woul
not be at work for n day or two. Da,
rolled around and word came that 81
had the intermittent fever, but hoI
still held ont the gilded bauble of r
turning health soon and Il return
work.
About Il week ego word reached Il
that Ella had the typhoid fever, an
from that time onward she grew rapid
worse, and though she had the ben-t
Of tn" bes medical skill in the cit,
God i'll Las to us mysterious Providsnc,
saw proper to take Ella away from
world of sorrow and trouble. We hay
only to say that Ella was not only a
industrious but a conscientious, uu
right, christian young lady, and Id
bereaved family Lave our warm.(
sympathi-s in this their hour Of keI
distress.
Green may her memory ever be,
Whilc here on earth we stay;
a n "A VI ht In tail .,tl In MA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-09

The NJ. 5. K. A. held their usual p,
lie meeting last evening, in their h
in Bradford building. II. W. N,
row presided, and addresses were nj
by Mes,rs. Thomas Scott, Jacob Fou
Aleck Sammons and Cornelius Stinst
Music vas furnished by the choir. G
nelius Cooper recited "A wreath
Roses" by Byron. Ida May Loon
read 9Th. Old Man and the still"
other speakers being present the me
ing adjourned after the singing of ,
hoxolOgy. The Ladies' Aid Society
the Association will hold a private IRE
ing Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'cloC
and a public meeting In the evening,