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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
d EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE.


NEw CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 3, 1880.
Upon the application OF stephen MiIchell,
Administrator OF John Chambers, late
Of Mill Greek Hundred, In said couA.
ty, deceased, 1t is ordered and direo-
ted by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notlco Of granting Of
Letters Of Administration upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertiser ents to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let
tiers in six Of the most public places OF the
county OF New CASTLE, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same pc
Rod in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, 8 news
paper published in Wilmington, and To. he
continued therein three weeks (e-o-d)
{ ~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
g. 0alce Of the Register aforesaid at New
~ Castle, IN New Castle county atore
said, the day and year above written.
5. q. BlGfS, Register.
NoTTCB-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Dec. "a, 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in sucn case made and provided.
STEPHEN MITCHELL, Administrator
Address-PlsasAnt Hin, Del. 1917
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

The Esard OF Health will meet this
evening.
No cases were heard at the police
oourt this morning.
Ths Rpworth N. X, church will give
q Christmas entertainment this even
ing.
Tho annual entertainment 10 the
scholars OF Calvary Sunday School will
take place to-nOrrSw evening, at 7.3C
o'clock.
William Candy sdvsrtisss in to-dsy'i
paper a three-stsry brick house, No
S29 Tatnall street. II viii be sold al
cost and on easy terms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
A MssAer,s bereavement.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Shea, residing
at No. liza walnut street, attended re-
|ligious vorship on Christm's morning.
At the conclusion Of the services hus.
band and wife parted, he 10 attend 10
his duties at the depot restaurant, and
she to return home. As she entered
the bed room. where she had left her
eight month.-old daughter asleep, she
was horrifed 10 discover the child
writhing in the agoniss Of death. The
infant lived only few minutes after
her mothers return. Death was caused
by heart digease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
FOFeiRn Notes ,

DUBLrN, Dec. 26 The Land Lsac N.
meeting which was 10 be held in Barris
iH-0SsOry on Sunday was prohibited
Military and police we're present to en-.
fO'ce the prohibition.
Al Cork, to- lay on the police order.
ing disorderly crowd to disperse, a
vollsy was fred at the police fren re-
vOlvers. A policeman was shot, bat
nOs mortaly wOandsd. One man was
arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

The German Lutheran church San,
day school entertainment on Saturday
evening was an enjoyable affair. This
exercises consisted Of music, recitatiops
and select rsadiBgs. Rev. ?. Isen-
schmidt, the pastsr, made q brief sd-
dress. The members OF the school re.
Ssived some nice gifts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

William H. Cole, residing at No. Is
Wilson street, upou awakening about
two o'clock on Christmas morning, was
startled by discovering smoke in his
bedroom.
Going down stairs and investigating
The eau SO Of the smoke he discovered
I'd two or three stockings lying
all ablsze upon the floor. The
stockings had been hung upon the
wall OF the room previous to the family
retiring, but how they caught fire is q
mystery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

Ned Lsary says he has a y0ubEa ii
phau, which he will exhibit ~ y,
Car, Ia 1919 French street TO-DAY I
next week. Ned says 1t Is q verne
live young elephant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
A aauRe.

Thomas A. Smyth Post, No, ] g. A..
R., have changed their meeting night
from Saturday to Monday night and
will hold their first meeting in the ne
room tonight at 7.30 O'Clock, room No.
IL, McClsry building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
MARK RAG ES.

RICHlE-GRII FIrB.-Ia this city, on the
29d instant, at the house of the groom, W
Second St, by hey. Charles r. Manery
Mr.. thillemma ]. Richie and Miss Ida
fifth.
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Looking Around for . Mayor

Looking Around for m"'''
For the REPUBLICAN,.
While looking around for as CsD)
date for Mayor We would preSem,
name Of 8. II. Feaster TO tsa csnu'0'
II nominated he can be elected
Yours most truly, CITIES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

The theatrlcDlpeI formanges on C,i,t.
mas day were .sttended BY crowIs OF
very diserderlylboys and men.
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GEOOEnLAa.

STEoNe AND HaI.D
ROASpGD COFFEE,
70 GENTS PER POUEB.
HLAO4, G&E =, JAPAN AND hl1EI
TEAS AT
GENTS PER POUND.
rhsso goods are uns1CslOd IN parity ,9.rpnS:'
Snd hSTH, BY any Ia the cttT at the
pT.oo. Try then and be
ooBVisSed Of the mot
sHEAr wKyrLKE TIA COMPANY
". X. BOWMAN nanasU
Is Z. SECOND ST., BE. sDOorD ST,
Wilmington, DeIawAfo.
Our assortment Of tho finer sradS 81 u Ts.
and OofiOe, and perfectly pure peppsC, ans
spices generally. 10 one OF the bost. Prict
Away right. SUGAR AT OOSr TO QUE
TONER'S
T IFEINSUnANCE.
ALTON. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Operating the assessment reserve" plan
which is equivalent to the "cash reserve" OF
'old line" companies.
General Trustee
THE GUARATTEETRUST AND SAFE
DEPUSl 90.
Trustees for New Castle County:
GREGG h PIERCE.
Examining Physician.
DIR. JOHN p. WALES.
The plan OF the Fidelity has been Judi.
cially tested. A stonOgTaphic report OF the
trial for libel will be sent gratuitOusly upon
application.
VIM. T. TAYLOR 4 CO., agents,
3 East 9th street, Clayton House.
Wilmington, Del
Solicitors wanted. palm
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TO THOSE
INTENDIsa TO BUILD.

We will contract and build in city or any
where In country all kinds Of buildings. We
will iurnish trst. class architectural plans,
speci ncations and working details FREEOF
COST where we build. Being thoroughly
practical mechanics our drawings WILL
WORK, and our construction ec0p0mlzes
material and Iaber, and WILL STAND.
Send ysur nd dress 10 us and get furthe par.
'ticulars. Il W. THuRNE& BIO,
Architects aud Builders,
UlIice 9Th and ijhi Icy Sts.,
97m, W and 8 Wilmins ton, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

Our assortment Of tho finer grades u Ts.
and Ooftoe, and perfectly puro poppsC, ans
spices generally. Is one Of the best. Prict
Away right. SUGAR AT OOST TO UUs
TOMERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-03

COLORED Observation-Disclosures
ACCIDENT-wHITE NAL,
&C.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspa'ch.I
APRIL 2, 1880.
Yesterday morning forty colOIed men,
with their families, left here for the coal
mines in Iowa. They were taken oul by
Major Thomas A. Shumate, OF ihis city,
WHO holds a position in the service OF the
mining company. The emigrans were Of
the respectable and industrious class Of
colored people, and make the second
party that has left here for the same
TdestiDatlon in the last two months
The fact that these went when railroad con-
tractors on all sides OF us are calling for
bands at equal wages shows, | think, that
there is growing Oesre Of he coIored PEG.
pie 10 20 North 10 liye-that Is the younger
ones. On the other hand, the railroad con-
tractors or whom have spoken get large
numbers OF white iaborers from the North,
including many OF foreign birlb. Perhaps
this i The beginning OF the solution OF tue
e eat question.
The insurance on the buildings burned
at Buffalo Gap iron furnace In this county
on Tuesday wss, learn. placed as follows
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
PAW, $500; Lynchburg Fire Insurance
Company $500; Virginia State. 50, 100;
North British and Mercantile. 81, 200; ana
Toronto Western, $500.
Intelligence ha, been received here OF the
death In Colorado OF Robert Porter Field
Wayland. formerly OF this county. He had
gone thtre for his beaIlb.
On Monday next PARTY OF fifteen emf
grants VIII leave tins vicinity Tor Colorado
and Nevada. Tue party includes two heads
OF families, aud those who go are valuable
citizens.
Mis- Bessie Douglas. daughter OF the
late Bon. Beverly u. Douglas, has been In
the city some days guest OF William A.
Burke. E,G.
Mrs. Benz, widow Of Mr.. St John Benu.
VINO died near here few weeks ago, YES.
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YvNCHBURG.


-rur PUBLIC sgu00Ls-TELE-
yuoSfc--N 'Ni'D'
counrs--A WAR CASE.
loorr''p''NS APRIL 2, 1880.
Last night the regular meeting s 81 inn; i'm.
civ Council was held. lne nus
nartant item transacted was Tue aPpssV nadi.
lion O! s21. 900 for the erecl,on " n,s a
tionai school. buildings. Tue Guy y an as"oi
sur.ojied with q number Oh unc se :,'. q
houses. but II seems tnat 'nei, '"T Tt'n ,uh.
not equal TO the demand on i'' l's p-j
tic.school system OF the Guy Is se.y ,e e
lent. and Is popular WIN Tue pevp'1c o,n.
Another matter considered py the SU
Gil was a proposition 10 eslaons" ,,;ob Ga I,
mic fire. and police'aarm sys .e nco "NN' 49,
be done, It Is estimated, Tor soooV. :,
The mortuary report iof tue u'od doa,H.
March was presented, snowaus 'nu
fine member OF the Council-Mr. >. M
unCo,t,e of THIRD Ward--tendered III
resignation. oon
Jndge Riyes having failed to get con
victlon of any OF the judges, has ADJOURNED
his court and gone home. 81,
The Circuit Couri--Judge Bonds s'ii
In session. In one OF the blockade-runnint
eases of BIanton Duncan Us. Fricklin's tx
ecutor (there are three OF tbcm) verdlc
was rendered for the defendant. Inc case
involve about $4,000. The parties wer
owners OF the blockade-runnlng steame
Girafye-asterward the Robert e. Lee-an
the suit grows out OF operations at Una
| time. ,,, ho
The rew vestry of St. PauPs churcn pa
elected the following officers: Samuel iy
rec. senior warden; John NJ. Miller, Juno
warden; NJ. S. Langhorne, register; Jon
M. Niler. treasurer; and Alexander Nc
Donald, delegate to the Council.
TELEPHONE.
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There Ia really very little reason for the
sond homes which the Rtadiuster iac''on
,rns.ss 10 entertain as TO their ability to pre-
vent Virgins from casting her vote neA'
ssn for the nominee Of the Cincipnau Con-
ventiou. Notwithstanding the almost in'
Vulnerable speeches that were MADE W '"e
state during the last campaign. there was
very Hight vote called out. The agg,esa.s
os the votes for TmpES md those Tor HAYES
A. 1874 was ass. ass. Hast fall the aggresa.e
of All the yotes cast fcc the candidates " ="
,nrcs nar,ie, was only 1858, or nearly
On 600 less. Tucse 10000 voters are
sn M way con plIcated with toe ne'
.a,ns,er faction, and are at hpertY 10
vo,s as they please for President Of the
limited Stascs. II Is true tue fesone'
mept OF the payment OF tax IS psc-
reop,site 70 voting will probably reeuce
,he aggregate vote that will be east th'S IAN
he,ow tbst cast IN 1876; but as tbs feo"c'
,;oo win be principally 10 The RePup'caa
vote. The fact stated is only anotae' pro-
that the Democrats can easily curry o''
Staff II they strive to doso.
Wsao will vote roe Republican ncke' ~
November pexty Few, very lew o. 'n'
white men OF vlrgsnis. We doubt VI zen
era, MALONE could carry five Thousand mer
over to the support OF GeneraiNiRANr
The most Of the Readiusters are, nrst
nil. southerners and Democrats. Tncy VIII
therefore. not allow themselves TO De traos
s.rred IN the rauks OF tue party when ma
aonspo,binr frog. its birth untilihis day Du
commit wrongs .upou the southern people
which stole tlIeir negroes; which aiier"aru
mt these negroes upon an equality VIII
their former masters which is constantly
Milling the burthens OF taxation upon OIL
people. Virgins products pay twice a
many millions OF dollars taxes to supper
the Federu, Government as Virginia cor
lec,s from her citizens for the support
her own government. Are Virginians suc'
fools as TO ijoin the party which has pnt sue
burthens upon the products OF their VI
dustryi
Who will vote the Roadiustcr ticke,
None but.masked allies Of the Republican
party. Avote for an unpledged electofa
ticket would be vote for GRANT II ther
are but two tickets In the field, and woul'
be haf.yote for him if there are thre
tickets in: The Geld. Are Virgnians so oea
to State pride and so lost to their professe'
princsples as to become the allies OF the Re
publican party?
WHY, then, should there be any fear tina
the Old Dominion will be swept from he
moorings in November next?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-03

II must rsouire vast quantity OF impu-
dence to enable Republican TO rise in the
United States Senate and oppose an amend
ment to an appropriation bill because 1t In
wolves "general legislation" Why, the
outrageous law now in force in regard TO
appointing deputy marshals 10 carry cleo
tons for the Republican parry was passed as
rider to an appropriation bill. 1t would
be easy to cite from the record hundreds oil
similar ,cases-that is, cases 10 which amend
ments involving general legislation have
been attached to appropriation bills. Mr..
EpMUNps made his speech against The Demo
cratic amendment to the deficiency bill afier
MIR. BLAINE himself had offered an amend
ment tn the nature OF general legislation. In
replying to Mr. EDMUNDs, Mr.. BLAINE sa'd
that he had learned from experience that
what was called "generai legislation In
an appropriation bill was always wrong II
The objector was opposed TO such "eeneral
legislation" but always right ii the same
man was in favor OF it. This was we'll
deserved rebuke. From the foundation oil
the Government ii has been the custom to
aftr oh such amendments to appropriation
bills. 1t would be well il both parties
would cease to do so. But neither VIII
cease so long as it is in power. And it Is
downright insincerity and inexcusable by
pocrisy in Mr. EDMUNDs or any other Re
publican to profess to he opposed to such
81 general legislation ss he has so often
voted to put into appropriation bills.
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DEATHS.

Died at hi fathers re idence, at o'clock \: NJ
ApriI 2d, ANDREW BROADuUS MITCHELL,
third son of II. ID and Z. A. Mitchell; aged twenty
niue years one month md one day.
Deaths but path that must he trod,
II man would ever pass To God.
His funeral will axe place from the First Bap'i I
church TODAY Saturday at IL O'Clock Nj.
Friends and acquai iiances invi.ed 10 attend.
Died. on The Is DIV Of April, al o'clock 7. NJ
THOMAS IL. NICHOLAS, f. the iorty-ffth year
of his age. ,, -
The funeral VIII take place az his residence, on
Br adj street road, TODAY Saturday, M L. III.
Friends and acguaintances are respectfully ih'l."'
TO attend.
Died n the residence of his son. Henry G. Can
non. F-o.. on Thur-Gay evening. HpIi L. lSSu
HENRY CANNON. i'll the eighty-thlrd year OF us
age. 49,
The funeral viii take Mace from The First Pres
byi-risn church n. Pre- tom TO DAY tSatur,
day, April 3d.l AZ O'clJck =. NJ. The friends oil
The deceased ani of his sons are Invited 10 atlend
Died, In Orange, y. j. NJ .rch 30tb. THOMAS r.
JAMES younges' son of Slrs. Frances w james
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Pow mr.. 7. A. HAYNES, OF the Baptist
chnrc,, died suddenly OF congestion OF the
lurgs at his residence. at MiudiepuIg'
Lordoun county, on the 3lst OF March. DR..
HAYNES was horn in King William county,
about the year 1925.
Rev. C. Tyree, ID. D., Of Liberty, preached
an able and Mountaineering memorial ser.
mon on the late Rev. j. Il. Jeter, ID. D., OF
Richmond, In the Baptist church al salem
Sunday night.
The contract for building West Virgil
nia's new capitol at Charleston has been
awarded 10 Alexander Ii. shepherd, OF
" neeIipg. for Sl50,000. Additions here
after TO be made will cost $4,000 more.
The steamboat J. B. Schuyler, which is
announced 70 run on an independent line
between Baltimore, Norfolk, ana hlcn'
mond. arrived at Baltimore Thursday from
New York.
Mrs. Edward Mcdonald next Saturday
will celebrate her oDe-buadredth blrth0ay
with family reioion and dinner at her
residence, near Observation-Disclosures
Herald.
RIB. Williams, OF Augusta, Ga, color
cd student, has taken the first prize for
speaking at WIllston Seminary, at East
hampton, Mass.
The personaI estate Of William FL. Brown,
the deceased coal king, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
reaches over 100000. There are SIX
heirs.
| The New York Observer announces thal
the Union Theological Seminary IN tnal
city has this week received gin OF Sloo,00t
Il "A 1fst
George w. Pine, OF Berryvile, Clarke
county, has come to the front as man oil
w0ndTous strength.
At Wytbevile and Giles Courthouse vol
unteer companies have b cen organized.
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What the Republicans expect from negro
iurics may be inferred from sentence that
appears in letter from Lynchburg TO the
Valley Yirginidn of this week. The writer
after telling that the Jury stood eleven for
the acquittal Of Judge Griffin TO one for his
convection, adds:
"This was q great victory for Captain
Lurty. who had a jury composed entirely OF
" hire persons, a large majority OF whom
were Democrats"
That is candid. captain Lurty" is the
District Attorney; and he would have
succeeded in Furnishing an honest, con-
scieutlous, faithful public servant for his
devotion to the Commonwealth OF Virginia
if be had only had negro jury or one with
no Democrats upon 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-03

The following letter TO the Ports mouth
Times, q Rtsdjuster organ, makes good
point. Perhaps there are among our veal
crs some Readjusters who will be abb. Sc
"see it":
The MIXED ELECTORAL TICKET AND THE
CAUSE OF READJusTMENT.-The last
difca' OF tue Funders has always been that
the Federal Government win not permit
Virginia TO dispose OF her debt as il may
please her to dispose OF it without the con-
sent OF her creditors. II has always been
their boast that, inasmuch as readjust-
ment means impsiring the obligation OF
contracts, the Supreme Court of the United
States, as lsst resort, will take the
matter IN hand, and reaffirm the de-
cisIons OF our own Court OF Appeals !;
and that the decisions OF the courts willthen
be made operative through the power OF the
Government at Warrington. And vet we
are told that, in the name OF Virginia's iu-
feiests, the Rexdiusters must Join hands
with the Republicans, march shoulder TO
shoulder with the party that Is clamoring
for stronger Federal Government and Is
now openly engaged In stamping out the
last vestige Of sovereignty In the States. 1t
VIII not do, gentlemen. Your new depar-
ture IN favor OF q mixed electoral ticket
would, II successful. turn Virginia cover,
bound baud and foot, to the cruelty OF the
very capital that grew great on the los es
and suiierings OF the southern people from
the war.
The "bioated bondholder would then
indeed have the people, and especially the
poor people. Of Virginia Just where be
wants them. When the lamb goes int
partnership with the wolf, the lamb IL soon
q eiiusipaied y aud IL seen no more. Re.
adiusfMent 10 coalitlon With Republican.
ism would share the same sad fortune. Be,
ware, my friends, beware!
A BosA-FIDx READJusTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-03

The VALLEY Vuginidn is firm believer IN
the virtue of the reconstruction acts. It has
never ceased to teach that the bogus condi-
tionsincorporated by Congress into the act
providing for the admission OF VIrginia 10
repre< entation In that body are as binding
upon the people OF this State as II they were q
part OF the Federal Constitution. That
Journal now goes so far as to declare lis
opinion to be thataii the adult males in Vir-
ginia have a right to vote in spite OF the
provision OF the State Constitution restrict
ing suffrage 10 such Of them as pay
the caaitation-tax. Such declarations indi.
cate the preiudiees OF party'ieader
whoee party's strength is cut down by the
provision which he would thus summary
" elminate" from the Constitution. The
fourteenth amendment expressly comedies
that leach State has right TO regulate
suffrage for Itself; and the fifteenth amend
ment goes no farther than To provide that
negroes shall not be deprived OF the RICH
to vote because tbey are negroes. There
is, therefore, no sort Of foundation for tb'
Yirqinioa'S opinion. IL seems 10 be based
upon the idea that the right to vote is one
OF the "privileges and immunities" guar
anteed by the fourteenth amendment. Tha
this Is q. mistaken idea is abundantly eyi
dent from the I'd section OF that amend
ment, which section declares the penalty
Of depriving any class OF adult males of tb(
right to vote for any other reason than be
cause of crime; and also from the Of
teeuth amendment, whose object Is STATED
above.
In Massachusetts, the model Republican
State. the payment OF capitaion tax q
two dollars Is required 40 u prerequisite II
voting; and the lawyers d that State will
no doubt be.v very much surprised TO leari
that the Constitution OF the Old Bay Stat
is unconstitutional. In Rbede Island M
foreigner is allowed TO vote Who does no
own real estate. Foreigners residing in thu
country are "suHeet to the jurisdiction
OF the United States, and Te tberefor'
as much entitled to the eDj',vment Of "tb
privileges OF immunities" guaranteed b,
the fourteenth amendment as are the impe
cunious negroes OF Tirginil. 60 II on
Stanton contemporary is right, RhOd
Island also has an uncoHstituli onas Consti
tuition.
We are confident that Virginia rs SAT
from Federal interference when s,he stand
in line with Massachusetts and Ehod
Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-03

Mr. Y w. Garrett writes as follows To the
ediIor OF tive Culpeper Times: /" have said
priuatelu bat now desire TO say puolact5
through the medium Of your excellent pa.
nor. III tber e is any chance In the world OF
The Cincinnal | nomination being conferred
on the nresent Speaker of the House OF Rep
ressntafiyes. th IN 1 am not a candidate, Mr..
Randall being IN yfayorite, nrst and last; u,
On the contrary, Mr.. Randall has no chance
M getting the noA 1,nall0n, then am in the
hands Of my triend 81"
The Shenandoah Valley railroad fnow
being built will be 1, IS miles long; AZ miles
from Shepberdstown TO Front Royal; l0
miles from Shepherdst,,w to Hagerstown;
IS niles from Front Royal TO LurBy, Page
county: % miles froln Luray TO Iron.
Works: 90 mules from the Iron Works 10
toe Chesapeake ana q bio railroad at
WayuesborO' or Fishersv'lie. Pogs Cou-
rier.
| The annual ordinations at Woodstock
College, Nd, commenced Thursday morn
lug in tile chapel OF the institution, Arch
bishop Gibbons officiating. Among those
who received sub-Geac0nship and minor
orders were TiW0thy O'Leaiy, Of Ssunton,
and William r. Cowardin, Of Richmond.
They weie to receive deacons' orders yes.
lefduy and to-day be raised to the pIiest-
hood.
A Democratic R,Hdjusters' G ub has beer
organic d In AIexaDdfia, In direct 0pppsi-
ton 70 the old RgKojusler organisation.