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FINANCIAL

UfNcrRkArf. June 1-9P.M,
New York exchange is In fair demand and firm.
and the rates to-day are par buying and lilo pre-
MUM. - -. -. So, -.
Sterling quietadd steady Sight s4 90; 60-dAys
$iS7 per sterling.
The local quotations for Government bonds as
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New York STOCK Repors,

The following SHOWS the range OF quotations.
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange. received by Lea, Sterret & Co.,
28 W est Fh hird street:
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NEW YORK, Decem

NEW YORK, December 20th 1873
find by experience that DR.. Tobias Venetian
Liniment beats the world. I have suffered the
pains of broken ribs and ~ was the only thing
that relieved me- he is entitled to the thanks of
all sufferers. o. D. TAYLOR,
OF Taylor & Co.. Bankers No II Wall street
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Sold by all Druggists.

The Family Liniment US and so cents the
Horse, 80 cents, in pint bottles: the Derby Pow
ders, Is cents q box
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Depot: AZ Murray St., N. Y.

RB- No pay the Lniment and Powders are
notsuperior to any other. If you once give them
a trial you will never be without them
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.NRw YORK. aAupnst y fs1a

NEW YORK. August z 1879
For many years have used DR.. Tobias Vene-
tian Liniment for various ailments, and always
found relief A short time ago had a severe at
tack OF lumbago at first gave 1t no attention.
but The PAIN irtreasedso, that tried your Ltni.
ment; two applications entirely cured me- I
would not'bewithout itior ten times its cost
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From B. Lawrence, ESQ, of tho
Firm of II. Il b. Lawrence, 90
Maiden Lane, Importing station
eFS.
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For New Orleans,

THIS DAY. LIST. ats p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
N$ u. P. SCHENCK, J. Lawrence Carter,
..i6sssHS Master. Apply on board, OF to Royse q
Mosset, Agents.
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ITS WONDERFUL CURATIVE POWERS ,ARA
.MIRACULoUa
Taken Internally

In eases of dysentery. Diarzhea, Sea Sicknesst
Cholera. Group Colic, Cramps and Sick HsadsOheI |
its soothing and penetrating qualities areimmedk
ately felt
s1it is perfectly innocent to take internally
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Turn the Tide.

Secretary Sherman is concerned ..
bout the accumulation Of silver in the
Treasury, and has called attention Of
the Cabinet to it. The pile OF silver is
going up and the pile of gold Is going
down in the Treasury vaults. The i'm.
mepse increase in imports has caused
the flow Of gold to this coantry, which
was SO large three and five months ago
to cease almost entirely, and the tide
has turned the other way. Ifthe i'm
ports keep up until June to the amount
reported in January and February the
balance Of trade in favor Of the United
States will be reduced to very low fg-
ure for this year and the gold acaumu-
lation will be drained away.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
DIR. BrOWniRE.

a regular graduate of one of the Oldest
and best medical colleges in the United
States, has for years been studying
the subject of coughs, colds, aud all
troubles of that nature, and is satisfied
that he has by diligent research in
chemistry and pharmacy found out
the true combinations of medicine that
will the most quickly and satisfactorily
cure the most acute or chronic cases.
His G. & C. Cordial is the secret and it
is now eifscting cures that are really
astonishing. One trial will convince
you that it will eventually become in.
to any family. For sale by
Price so csnts. DR..
Browning, Proprietor, ILL Arch St.,
Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

SENATOR BAYARD has boldly asserted
that the right of suffrage was not in
herent but merely a privilege. The
Levy Court seems to have laid hold
ofthis doctrine, with wonderful tenacty,
and is determined to carry it out
in spirit as far as the law will possibly
allow. Could Mr.. Bayard have looked
in on the Levy Court yesterday after
noon and have seen Mr.. Wier wading
through long transfer returns, and the
other members of the Levy Court listen
ing with forced attention while one
hundred and fifty citizens stood waiting
an hour and half to have their names
placed on the assessment, he would most
assuredly have been compelled to say :
"Well done good and faithful servants,
persevere in this, and when | am elect
ed President, will make all of you
rulers over many things"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

~ EW HARNES S.-J. A. CONNER.
~ has started new harness store, next
door to Merrick's buL ding, on Fourth street,
between Walnut and French, where he In.
tends making trst class harness at reason.
able rates. He inrends keeping everything
u uaIiy kept in tirst-class harness store. He
carried on the business five years ago, and
made large lot OF hrst-class work, and estab-
lished large trade, of good customers, and
mas started again Tor himself after di scontin.
uing the business five years. He would be
pleased to have his old customers give him
call AS he studies to please. He also keeps
the b. b. harness and oil blacking, the best
In the market, guaranteed to be Tree from
aoal oil. N. i. Repairing promptly and
sented. S-+1wd-6mw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

THE MEMBERS OF the Levy Court are
extremely careful that the name of no
Republican shall 60 upon the assess
ment lists who may have been return
ed as an error in 1879. THIS is right
because it is law and Republicans
should not and do not ask for anything
not strictly in accordance with law. 1t
would however be interesting TO know
what these same members of the Levy
Court think of the FIVE hundred names
of Democratic delinquents from Will
mington returned to the March term of
1879, but which were placed on the
lists again by Assessors Ward and
Hughes, and are now part of the as
sessment for 1880. Every time mem
Der of the court runs his eyes over the
lists of names for 1880 in search of the
name ofa Republican applying to be
assessed, to see If he has not been re
turned as delinquent, he has to wade
through columns of names of Demo.
Gratis which have been illegally placed
upon the assessment. This is a fact
no member Of the Levy Court will dare
deny, and yet no word Of condemna-
tion is expressed against this wholesale
violation OF law, but on the contrary
the assessments are accepted, and the
assessors discharged from further at
tendance at the court. If the Levy
Court, as is claimed. has no right to
strike these illegal assessments from
the lists, it could at least show its dis
in suitable and forcible
manner, either by sral denunciation or
by resolution. Does the Levy Court
approve or condemn these illegal as,
sessments.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Motive. for Getting Assessed.

President Bright, of the Levy Court,
in reply to Mr.. Bush yesterday, stated
that there was something behind this
movement to get people assessed be-
sides the expressed desire to have them
share & part Of the taxation Of the coun-
ty. He could not see why at this par
ticular time there should be such anx-
iety to have the names Of the unasses-
sed voters placed upon the assessment.
Mr.. Bright is very amiable gentle
man, one of the solid, substantial citi-
zens Of the county, and we have con-
siderable respect for him, but with all
due Difference to Mr.. Bright and the
position he occupies, we cannot see
what he or any other member Of the
Levy Court has to do with the motives
which he supposes other people to have
in trying TO get assessed. By such
remark he has voluntarily placed him
self in an unenviable position, and laid
himself open to criticism. Intensely
partisan as the laws are, we fail to find
in them any justification in taking the
motives of men into consideration in |
the matter Of getting assessed. If Mr..
Bright will consult the able attorney Of
the Levy Court, man of his own
choosing, he will be told that his sim
pie duty is to assess men if they are
qualified under the law to be assessed.
The motives for getting assessed lie
within the bosom of the mau who is
trying to get his name placed upon the
assessment lists, and is something
which no man save the one most inter
ested has anything to do with. The
only thing the Levy Court has to do is
to see that the applicant is OF proper
age, lives in the county, is not already
assessed, and has not been returned as
an error. The motives to which Mr..
Bright refers brings up the question of
politics in full force. As we'll might
Mr.. Bright in addition to the many
questions, some Of them irrelevant, put
% the applicant for assessment, ask
lin: "Are you a Republican or [
Democrat, and if you are assessed will
'ou vote the Democratic ticketH" II I
he answer was satisfactory it would no {
Ioubt facilitate the placing of the name r
n the assessment. If the spirit mani {
ested in the remarks Of Mr.. Bright was [
arried out, the political opinions OF a {
nan becomes the object of scrutiny in .
making assessments, and when that is q
he case we may bid long farewel Il l q
D liberty of thought and conscience. 9
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
RAILROAD LIN ES,
WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE. RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AM
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tons, 70, $40, 1890, a. m, 23J 400, 100. 84t
p. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) 900, o.3s, 10 o.O2 a. ru
Philadelphia and New YORK 22l, 100, II. .O1
a. M, 1918, l2.39, 5.46 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, e.3I
q. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 O3 D. N.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.0S, s.36
a. m, 1852, l.04, 5.lS p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 8.l5 a. M, LILO, .. 30 p. m,
harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9. IL
Il. m., l.l9, 8 50 p. n.
DHlmar and Intermediate Stations, 9lba
M, l.10p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40 q, m., 800, 6.3U, 9.46 p. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.0q a. m,
baltimore and Warrington, 1851, 2.lO a. IN,
For further information passengers are re
ecred to the time tables pssted at the del,ot
H. + KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Hem Batter

says he narrowly missed being Presi.
dent instead Of Andy johnson. He says
Lincoln asked him to take the second
place in 1854. IL replied that l was
only forty years old, and did not de-
sire to shut myself up in the sar-
ccphagus Of the Senate desk. I also
jocularly, but most prophetioally,
avowed that l would accept his offer
provided he gave bonds to die three
months after his Inauguration.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

nELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after February %, 1880. trains
will run as follows
Leave Wilmington at 7.l5, 1920, a. m, $50 D.
m.
arrive at Lane eaberg, oO1, a. M, l. 90 noon,
6.40 y. m.
Leave Lanlenbe &, e.5), a. m, 1880, p. m.
Arrive at WilmiI gOn, SO, IL. m, 2l5, n, IN.
223ti ID. CONNELL, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
StOneWare Plates,

60 cts. per dozen, to close out before
March 25th. Best flint glassware, toys
and fancy articles below cost. Edward
Strauss, S22 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

TINE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Il = In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 18th st., Market 70 Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

NNO LoAN.-ABOUT $3.50 On GOOD
! security. Add ess Loan, REPUBLIoAn
ofdse. al1td. .3tw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
DRY GOODS.

is. H. STATS,
=. II. STAATS
y. II. STATS
lo5 MARKETf ST Il ao6 Market .,
%' Market Sf Il
A' '''' 'p'n'u new and ehOio. .tser
HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs
In New and Beautiful Design,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
AT vERYLow pRlcn
xo., ALSO DURING The
MONTHS OF JANU,RY AMI Inn,
We will make
SWEEPING REDUCTION
S~EEplNa REDUcuo,
In the price Of our
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, Bos,vr,.
aLoVEs'&c. GLOVES, &C.,
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM rou
NEW SPRING STOCK
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

AT THE POST OFFICE AT
IA Wilmington, Del. as second'ciass mat
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
feIk

NV A " I T.
NV wright 4
| y On he bu|
| Apply to
| DUPONT
| 28 6tt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

'W"NTEl,--|
k,Wnn tosupply
Etlly by ~ q a|
ra''Pt St.
L "a Il
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

Consisting of Oils, Betting, Packing, Rubber
Goods, etc. A new line of Pipe Fittings,
Brass Work, Valves, ect. The cid agency for
the celebrated Averill Chemical Paint
The new preparation for walls called ALA.
BASTlNE. cheaper and better than Kalse.
mines, easily applied and durable. l229tt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
AMUsEMENTs.

The Latest New York Success,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
coal.

OoAL COAL, GOAL.
LEHIGH AND KOPINphR GOAL
LEHIGH AND K0HINOUk GOAL!
BEST FAMILY COAL,
CAREFULLY PREPARED,
y
Especially for our retail sales.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED IN CELLARS,
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLES WARNER l. CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
, 1880-03-18

rs., .-rx-. -. A....
pMhllo attention was now directed to Ireland.
What wss n, tns cause ser q freIanas srrows and
a1.0 squire miles. tad only population Of iive
eminent atathn!1sy that ireland so,lld amply sls-
mn 1Mpi1intlnn ut forty mfflOns Of pcnPid;
nf t ,nhoG5tann a WIZ had her populaton dia,ia-
or sr ssI e Mt fr far
saeh lGrgg nltubers OF her people leaving hor
shosca7 Nature had scattered her Gifts Ia 1ro-
WITH A LAvtHu HAND.
Her beautiful wales, limpetl streams, cnohant.
ing lakes, and picturesque scpnery c,ntrtft,tcd
70 make ireland attractive. In her spacious
tt .ne wnltc Tnes q tho w0rlus cotnmcrco
rnr"i," ncGsGK y, ,aa Aor Hlnuntan stf1;nma,
Eixn1n 1sh1Iy doT 3t 70 tn1 scn anorcd nm
fae'.rcs a wi!h agricultural resources abundant
h,p ana bnppys z i Il there @ ws' o.hIns adxs..e nsT
r"ms d ht!d ny 51snn 10 distinction ~ every depart
nst in the cyelopnept of Wrory ~, sctcncc 'T5g Tbs
inc, inc itEnaascs of every nrf- Her nrntors and
~ iis 81 s0t,g, az story Sic Ind given TO
onIa1 on % coxxAnpEas % ~ Asn 'opa 1'I,r7n,ora ,.ur.
soil. with oveey advantage which nature cnt,li
confer to mike milton bnppy, what WINS it
fr"m irclands soress The % es. of Il misanvel,
llc1,t produced IT, Thcs1 evils tar At thu fnunum.
uoh OF English 0nforHtncnt In lrel1ud.
c1,..,,,.na annanon ~ !felanu wns based OH
1,ant. nn speaker tnen sketoach Ireland under tho
ra.trsrnd "eeIc' T., uo lum4rs mt snc sI9nrts ann
por..nisCa pnn,r,,is " WIN cInoss EInnMel anu nls
.muse.nHs .e.s ncncnne ~ uepnpa!Mte tns m'and ~
s~ecHnS srrsS YIN VII mSo ana ewnri; tnnt lrt.la,ld
ncnnt ~ emi i, .. tms neaLenHel: tn9
the Mothostty q ENGLAND With Inl,rnken spirit,
" sastnning nc iadihg fortunes q the iH:t
FIJI - n.n..s. % ~ .,e.n9 r!Wet ~ Nll!iMm III.
T ~ ~ ,sHseut w. .ne tvupio 1THi tlhlnH Up 70 re.
Rn Rna .nSsn Isl Host hGf1taso the EngLsh Parliament.
"'''lcF "'l'hn lil.' -p
, 1880-03-18

lion. 7. A. Mornm repllcsl to tho toast . The Ju-
1lent EnntlGinnntA remarks wns 10 tho effect
that % m honest lawyer was tho nob1cst work OF
QtFl" md by nD means 4 scarce work,
Nft. H. +. eTONk
worry clpqucntly read reply tp tho toast,
" "Amcricd's sympathy for Irrtand." TIC uas
very hnni ipfn tho cultured md aristncratIc
sAvnQcry ut The 1rifbah milton. which had lnokct
with intelligent Indifference fnr 7'D ycarn 10 the
tlcGp .talnnntlon nf Lrennds takinR III.
The, old Song, ~ kathleen MavUitnccn" !" WITS
swoetfv sung by Mrs. Antonio Mag,itrg, nrt tho
Hon. v. II. cnndou followed With an osaay on
t}nteh happily responded to Tho tyaat ni "onr
sIsctr stcIetics." When they hnd 'rnachch tho
end Of ihatr epccohcs tho night wns well nj.
vaMoctl, hut etit,ti9h was left to allow two o4
three hours' dancing bcfnro hnyhrcak.
, 1880-03-18
ELSEWHERE.
GALENA.
IRELAND An IT "a,
JHEl4fNN NS IT u.
Spectdl Dtspafeh 10 Tia Chicago Tft0uns,

speetal p,spafeh 70 III cnteaoo 7rtouns.
aA,rvA III Mnrrh ,7-rhc ,,s,,o1 co,c nrot,or
and na,s,,,c v,n. M ,n,,n1~o1 t, 10 ~ 1rtsn
ci,lycrs ~ q ,cna to-,ov h,,t In i,o, thnr.,nf
,n"rt,ne ,rns hcla n, ,c,,r,,cr Itnit III. oSon,s
,,,,Ins 49, ,.,,s,,,n.s - ~ tr,sh ta.,..e f1n'
n"voio,,, s,"ic,v r,,tcn ,v,s nIanossa, ~ IN IN
linn. ios,ls shis.ler Tha hn,i wss cr,.Js
n1 ami hnnt,.ono .um wns r.nI,,o,l
frrm ,ho snin ~ tj,rcts ~ nan,,saior
,sh,o,, 4. -, In neS ~ th., po-,ail t,"r E,,uS
,rha s,,i,,ar, ,r NJ shl.sicrs o,raa. W.. :. iro"
LAW, ~ ~ ,",r =, n,o.,',n,,t ,nne., ~ ,,n ~,
,.ar ""u s,s..p'," e .w"A.l'.' ~ apao'' ioA
Tho address commenced By referring 10 tho
dny-tho nth dny oS Mnrch--as bciuu m tInpor.
,nyt r.,+iod In tha history of Ir.,lnnd Tbnt
."aS iN1.oa ~ u.u a.so'y " "u'
event hnn nccuErcA Ill tue ulth cohtunca OK tao
past "a tlOtlHanl yrarS before Columbus dis.
covered Amcrtro. Since that time men hal as-
scrtcu tho f,si,g r,rht II, In frrc lsnvo,,,.
DciNo tau uoo.Snen s'sas ~ W A'eu. A'us o4u
sions haa o1ploa@. tue notion that Kings
rctgnCd by Dlv1Iu right, and Discarded tho rul0
of an arlstocrnoy bllscd upon tho accl-
,,opts - hIr,h Tho fc.va,t rrnvn.
"s" " III. btos
M overy o1te" eon OF Erin was tnas
lrranl should bcco'u0 trc0 and liItl0-
ponlcnt nation. Tho national usplration
, 1880-03-18
THE BANQUETS.
SECOND REGIMENT, ,

6ECOND NFilMINIs
The third annual reception and banquet
E1vcm by the Second Regiment In honor of
st. Tatrlek's Day tuok placo nj tho Sherman
House last night. Owing 10 Glse facs TINT 81
,nnny entertainments Of II similar nature
were going Oh, tho guests did not begin to
arrive until n very late hour, aud It was not
until nearly 10 O'Clock that tho tlinlng-room
doors we're thrown open alul tho pro-
cession marched IN, about 15o In
number, and took seats Mt tho
was stationed nt the door under II Sergeant,
and large military oruhcstrr. under tho icn.ler-
ship Of W., ". Pound, wus established ncnr by III
tho hnll, anl served to enliyen tho Otherwise
tedious '.wnt."
The tablcs wcso arranged lcugthwise Of tho
dLnlnY-rpon. They wcro thrco In number, with
II fourth tablo ncrusa tho uppor end, f1rmlug u
Il. At the lattor sat Col. james Qutrk, conf
IiarltleF Of tho regiment, Presiding, his wifi OIL
his left, and tho llev. Futhor CushMan next on
his rlght- Next in this direction came W. Il.
Sullivan, Con. W, 4. Strong, antl ljartluy Camp.
boil. On tho left woro Col. W. II. Thompson, Of
tho Sixth }laltalion; hfn1or u. Weller, Cnpt Il.
r.. Gallo. aud Capt. A. II, Wells, OF tho First Cuv-
alry; Mat. y. Il. Toboy, commander of l,uttcry
D. First Artlisory.-all In full-dress uniform aud
tho members Of tho prcsy.
The ltuv. Fnthor Cusbman asked blessing
upon tho refreshments, md tho company sat
'!oEn and did a'npIo Justice to tho sl.,uptuous
Tho u suJstantiai portion of the banquet tctug
speeches wt,llll bu limited to ten Or fifteen min.
@ sf e Sss' II II Hsg sS ysf RsSps
Ile proclaimed that tho Atst toAst WIS
"THk DAY WI cELEgllATE."
ts ne sespSns o by n csps }Shn hssKsexh
Sci e ss s ct 81 & Ss sSsvSSx Sesi i' tEas Ssn
said that tho slny thoy celebrated had been sat
urart to oommemorate tho dny that lrclana
ns 81 II isand ras that III III
liostsd hspuSh ,nay bAttiG, UT o, N1w It rspfs
America II Ind been found side BY side With tbs
stars and stslpss u .ar T. country L ICY y i!oS.s
II rck iande S ia Ae i1eiaI;. hs found sSs t people
lnppy, Industrious, amt Intelligent, and ho II.
fcGtud their caavcrsiuH 70 Ghristianlsy without
bucalno tho cra1o OF learning, tho lsiand of
saints. 3lnnasttrtes and kchsxls lnttel tho tal-
leya and hilstdcs, and Mo ar1 told oy Aontaiuiu-
trnmpling down tho classic civilization. lrc-
land pIoriuentaly became ths narsery Of
saints And refuge Of suiunct, acr two most
nrtiunt passions Mcra to learn and to teach: N
Germany, oven in itay, her missionaries wore
Ss s .s q 70 Ind hS to-
CeltA conquered tho untha." hut tho Danes,
sIou. and ireland waa tsealsd 10 tna nlust inres-
sss'sds, and that i.isad. whicG hsi Been ths
house: her Institutions were burned 10 she
Krouud, her aitarA desGcrated. Aud such would
- lEelaud's fate until tbs darkness gase way 70
Ths President OF the United statea," by tho
Hon. l. =. Derlckson, and !" Tho Army aud
, 1880-03-18
Nnvy," tn l,o responded to ty Gen. Martin BEEN,
hWl tn gF, hy tho hO0rti on nccnt1nt 0f the ABB
scucs, of thu rcepOnt1uuta.

Navy" t9 lo responded to ~ Gen. Martin been,
hud tn gt. hy tho hoarti on aecfaint Of the abb
senc, Of tho respondents.
"T1H Pness."
responded to by W. X. SuilIvan. Mr.. Sullivan
sail t}Iat, hnf hc known that Ocn. fsccn and tho
llon Mr. ltcrlrkann hA.t ,eurt going " ho absent
aho,,li l,nya dotic Tho same thing. jIe I'D nnt
knnw WY Il was that The rrt,5,s ,,,, should te e.
T'w w II ns IT, atTss 4 III ~, ~ G re"Ic'n% q 1It"n aa Il
rt.1t-s ulr,n this earth, had thoru bern press,
S slSsss silnSca o th.. 7 s,r1; wo, nny
have ntu,lIsfml it. Is. thought TINT thu news
paln'ts Of thcaEn wero not only tho bost Of this
tm!ll.try, bil Of tho world. md they were tho
*r,lfc.l te rnlirc nj Tic irnh destitute and snf-
tnr!ng II trtlan LApplaa,;,n,l. Mr: sn!tvnn I
tfnllt, a,,l hoped TINT organization would .sr,n
fnl n permanent homo In tho shape OF an
GoI. QnIrk stntca that tho nfth toast Of tho
nyai,1,.s VIVA flow1, ~ "The Ladies'" hut noiraly
cnslli lc found sho WINS willing 70 shoulder tho
fss%' f"r fsr II "ireSdlnW ID ifowcver. ~ @ % sboy hM
MtnNig them Il nan TO whom tho Second 1segi-
tnetst was !ns1ehtod,-
HARTLEY cAxruE,1.-
and he would call upon that Rnnt4cman to re-
Nj. hartley Campbell arose, and, after express:
Ing his rcaEot thnt hc Ind mt iHen. nOttnesl
stHIntr, tnudo n very teat md complimentary
speech, IL which hD cIntned 10 lp q 'lexcentant
u ireland. And lr,aztcd OF IreEnnd's daughters.
II Ts issed rmst us th essrses V1' IL t9
o liz ins psrors, whstu .s nno Adaie VIII i .rt
L T. T. Ge, II Gaissmx q s4g mnlt.
prscative nudiencc. Alsa Jnnnfn Wendell re-
cited "Fortninllonn" In M artistic u.lnnGr.
AS St1n w tho dining rot'ul WIS clcted dnnc:
Ing Wis commenced, mil wnH cnnttnutu iii Until
a latG, or rather an carly, h0f'r.
AxoHtI THOSE PRESENT
wcra Col. md Mrs. James Quirk md ifainh-
ter, f'r. ". j. Innne, Capt. Jnnos +. UonIkc,
MI. anil Mrs. Joseph a. Etslc. Mr.: md Mrs. +. j.
U'Cmnor, CapL jnhn hIcKeogh, Miss y. Phillips,
r Ms % ~ W. 4iIer MiISt a ss anni'? an H. G f. %s Sn
tniad. Lieut.. .Fnlcy, Capt. and Mrs. Ut. Foley.
tho lluv. 1hpsnas Cashnan, Miss AnnIs LanlFnt1,
N!se Mnmle CochrMnc, Capt i. }. C,!n!H. Corp.
sartg, e%!i !s sa a H.. I. bvys1 i Mr. ana w.
nd s!9.Sx Wr:s'e: VI. :'n'na s 81:
y. FaY!kncr Mr; md IT, Mrs: H. =, .. m, Mads.
H., tllnssbr'ok: sir: and Mrs. u. Kclly,
o'iitiea, Il. Il. siaiian, n i: cHhiI!, Gan. ". +.
J. G'1snE Ts@e SS i s9sE snes!7y si:a g. E Il Tss%M 4 M e.
Arthur Dixon, E;,1. scai,lnn. Mr:nnd Mrs, Wash
J. l,unphy, Cul. ". II. Thompson. Owen stalnney,
Ma s is. J. tH !s i wsse r. Rsfa Mss s'2 La ID kssr'.
s!lss :i"aes, Mis- Qitck, Miss As1:s Farmer.
HtlAs Kitty Malnt,ey. Mlss colelnnn. Mlss 81. Z.
MIss Georgn Holt, Mizs 4. Onr!cn. Mrs. CIlf-
Ju,i,l Muorr, MIes AMMO o O'Cnnnur. Miss Mnt.fa
sf c H'ss ;ss Ase 4s Ga$ A:s G ILL., Mss MRssf ax
Kay, Mss siinafo cahfi!, Nr.: Z Il. Cofeo1n, m
Miss Manic Thnrnton, Mrs. Lieut.. Newman,
iH1,a ir,;n,"s,. y, siI.s Kntic O,tn MIss A1rc ''s