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Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

The Pottstown correspondent OF the
Norristown Register says: An el"pe-
ment in North Coventry, Chester coun-
w. ia the latest sensation Of Importance
in this vicinity. The parties who thus
went off so suddenly and mysteriously
are a son of Philip Dewalt and Mrs.
Gephart, whose husband is still living.
Young Dewalt's father, after being
made q widower, married Mrs: Gephart's
mother in.law. Thus 1t will be seen
that Dewalt ran away with his step
sister-in law.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Rsay Estate In London and No"
York.

There was recently sold at auction IN
London a piece of freehold property IN
park Lane, Mayfair, covering 2,loo
square feet for $4,000. This is at the
p rate OF 81, $50, 600 per acre, and shows
the value of land in London. The Drexe,
purchase of the corner Of Wall ana
Rr,ad streets in New York city,, a few
vaars ago was $3.50, 900 gold fer so
square feet, or at the rate OF $zl, ooo,'
400 Gold was then at IL per cent.pre'
Mum. and the price paid was the
highest ever given in any part OF the
world.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

Hon. John Cessna, Chairman OF tne
Republican State Committee exp sstsr
the opinion at Washington, last eata.-
dav' that the Republicans will carry
Pennsylvania by 10000. These are
nretty big figures--but it will be rscol-
locted that Grant carried Pennsylvania
in 1872 by $4,000 majority over yer
arsalev--.so that Cessna may not be too
L;eh IN bis estimation after all.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
A nnual RRtln House.

A young lady at Seaside Park beacn
snrsad her UMBRELLAS very large one
the other day, planted 1t firmly IN tht
sand in a retired quarter of the besch
aud disappeared from public view
When she reappeared from behind tne
umbrella she had changed her dress 10,
a bathing suit-a very pretty one-ano
was soon tripping smilirgly into the
surf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
.nos,ructlve Hail Storm.

A furious hail storm swept through
varnon Hill Halifax county, Va, on
Monday. from a southern direction en- :,
bracing section of a mile ana s;a.. n"a,
s "n One planter had one hun
Srsd thousand hills of tobacco destroy
ed and others had large q 1anitles ruin
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
LOST.

FI.-ON OK olIyUE EtLlDAY, THE
.ne sixth Instant, n pocket book con
y ,hree Vendus notes drawa ia favor OF
q MCKAY, one by Frank Clement for
oho by Frank Moore for $4s.l8 and the
t9y moses Starr. for $99.23, the last en-
~ ny James Mckay also about 800 In
sl Slo notes. All persons are warned
Nv Degotiat ng these notes, and a liberal
"a WI be paid by the subscriber for the
II o y, the property. JAMES NICK aY,
f1'u 1tw Cenueville, del .
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

PSI.-ON TUESDAY EVENING 60.
las rom Front and West streets to 222
,epa avenue, a gold round breast pin
. I q In the centre, with the initials
" On the shield, gilt from dead
Ia , he.u,n to 2l2 Maryland avenue and
~ ie"aru. 8l4.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ETED-A FEM ALE TEACHER
y, ssbool in District No. 40, New Gas.
~ near state Road Station; one WIN
s1trisnco &c q teacher preferred. APP
odfress either oil the undersigned.
bias. MEGGlNsON, ,u,,,uo
|WM, l.. APPLEBY, Commi1tee'
|WM. b. MCCOY, }
Dwd.2tW
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

2Sr'1A PuRrMONNAIE WAS LOST
Vm french street on Monday, contain
sMail amount Of money, a breast pin
oma papers. The finder will be suitably
eeu On leaving the same at 603 Il. 10th
~ swift
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

YS a., IN MiSLAID.-PULiCY NO. 10,
M no -, issued by the Penn Mutual Life
n ro Hn the lie Of Beni. f. 0wnsend.--
III r ,,,u 70 2O0 French street. Notice is
sven wa application has been made
Iior w lot the issue of a duplicate policy
8-1lTt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
ITO THE FRONT !

Char ey Kvle, the veteran ice cream dealer
has m ,de ample ARA ngements to supply bis
many customers with the largest and cheap
est watermelons that can be found In this
fiYe yaterm elons, and he would be pleased 70
see his many customers. Give him call q
his stalls In the second ct. market All orders
promptly filled. tl1ti CHAS, KYLE
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

STED.-A WHITE NURSE TO
assi,t in the care OF q child s months
fuSt be we'll recommended. None
ssd amply. Address with name and
|ce BY letter, MRS. GROVES, RE'
A N olflce, oou
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

sNTEp,-AY YOUNG M@N ABOUT
eighteen years of OF are to attend IN
stoIe and take outside orders. Au'
kith reference anc salary, D., kBPUB'
pfiSe. oAoT-e
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

sNTED-A LADY OF EDUCATION
and refinement wishes position IN
ie Ofti,e; is q good operator; can com
.Alps, SC. Address Operator RHPUB-
Qtflce, SlSf1C
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

7T-sMADL BOILER; B. su 1T
4 for stein BlGti
4 King st. -----
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

sIx.RooM HOUSES ..,;, az
D bath on ?. ? -. Is, HIZAR, 83l Tat
4 Inquirer Sl4.2wdt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

INrEp,-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
10 cook, wash and iron. Apply S|o
reet ol'1''
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ANTED.-A PURCHASER FOR A
good job printing business cheap
Do sell on account OF ill.health. APP
PUBLICAN office. l3u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
ROARNING.

lRDING-AND LARGE SECOND
'tOry front room for man AMI wife or
kentlaman. S96 Shtpley st. 723t l2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

|NTLD.-AN ELDERLY LADY TO
'tske charge OF an old lady. On invs-
|tdress M, REPUBLICAN office. J SlA-u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

s,1roR RENr-A GOOD SEVEN y n
JADE ~ All Walnut st. Ap " 70
b b GGI a n L SON, Ill b. FOURTH a, s''
Fan. Del. -
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

oNr GOOD HORSE AND
IALE.-oNod yorkers sold for want
1 ,,,x AR NV market, 7is W. Front
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

4 pryT-TiE THIRD SsToRY
M W. loq Market street. Apply
pm W. mo, W. DlEFENDoRF,
A,y,r Wilmington Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
WANTED.

pENT.-ROoMs-WlTH OR
s.a N board. sos Shipley St. S24tlm
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
FOB RENE.

I-. LARGE ROOM AT THE
~ ~ r . 9th and Orange sts' Apply
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

HOUsE AND STnRE n.
sALsc,H,b and Pine tts. For PAL
e sriS ., on S't the premises. sl4t2vd
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

,,rnr-THREE STORY BRICK
E S e2s W. 9th ST. Apply f 90 'n0
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

|SryT--lc4 AND 400 ". II. THE TX .
E .s y hat and cold water; gas, @e.'
'ntn 81 i nVS JOHN GREEe
\ a,;s segs ' o. iOlb Washington st. S7'l1
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
PUBLIC SALES,
pBLlC SALE

nav w. TIMOTHY OR MIXED
|Eront a Wy tre load inquire at tho h. T.
orange strOGts. B.2ti.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ARD s,S AND s6 MARKErSTREET
large and desirable rooms 10 let with
10 pleasant location; also day board
Find
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ETED-A BOY 10 YEARS OLD
n lesrn a trade. Address Trade, h.
IN dfice
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

|ALE.a,,,aAi n, @tIS.boat or msnuia e ~.
mitaonls, ~ Apply kEPUBLllo,aa;n, o.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
SUNNI EN- BOARDING.
Y OLD RELIABLE ATLANTIC
CITY
|sTITUTION DINING ROO

ULD KELIABLE ATTAIN 4IC
CITY
STITUTION DINING ROOMS
70 CTS. FOR A GOOD DINNER,
ling tea or coffee or desert, oysters,
irted, PANIED and raw. Fried oys'
speciality. Baskets and valuaples Ia
Pre- Of free Of charge.
LUNCH TABLES FREE.
mlngtonians visiting Atlantic City
40 we'll to call on J, ". johnson, az
Can feel assured Of baing treated we'll
accommodation for bathing at moder'
'e'. 73.2m ]. W. JOHNSON, Prop.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

prNT-PLEASANT ROOMS,
|flsr suie"o'0 " 8a+lmd
b. King. ---------
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

will TAKE ONE YOUNG MAN
hnd teach him tho photograph Dusi
|Must come we'll recommended;
4 sITTTEHLEY h SAWYER.
3O2 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

.,cNr-A DWELLING HOUSE
|sG Ian location, near the !; " ,av d,
/. SI neat The street cars. hent = sa ~
! AID Rddress NJ, REPUBLICAN once
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ARDING FOR GENTLEMEN, PER
hsuent and transient ct 500 King st.
itit
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

oggAr.-EIGHT HohsE
'on 2Os Il. and st. S
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ARUING.-A GENTLEMAN AND
Nlle can be Accommodated with board In
) family. Answer b., REP. effice. 692Wt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

-.A COOP FIVE ,.l;,.I RoS M
~ wanted l. K. BABCoGTK.s,.
= r. eornol Of md and hinf.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ARDING THREE GENTLEMEN
BAN be accumulated with board In .
p family. l05 West st. 6-letf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
LynchInS 1n virginia.

Baltimore, Feb. l7.-Page Wallace
perpetrator of two felonious assaults
au escaped prisoner from Virginia
Jail, WAS taken from Hagerstown Jail al
three this afternoon, in charge Of Dep.
uty Sheriff Nixon, and Sheriff Caru-
thers, ofLuudon Co.. Va, on their way
to the Leesburg jail. They reached
Point OF Rocks by train, and immedi-
ately started for the ferry to cross I'M to
Virginia, where conveyance was ready
A crowd of armed men met the train at
Washington Junction, and followed the
prisoner to Virginia. As soon as the
boats landed, the crowd surrounded
the officers and took possession of Wal
lace. He was taken TO the spot where
he assaulted Mrs. Mary Norman, and
swung up On the nearest tree. While
hanging the body was riddled with
shots from the rifles Of the lynchers.
About two hundred men took part in
the affair. This lynching must have
been foreseen, and could have been
avoided, had proper precautions been
taken. 1t is the second lynching case
hat has occurred on the Virginia side
If the boundary within the last three
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
'Fh,s Mornings Cases.

A man arrested for being drunk, was
brought iuto Court this morning, but
he was so under the influence of liquor
that he was taken back to his cell.
Six small colored boys named George
Morris, George Rhodes, Raymond Trus-
ty, Edward Reed, Author Thompson
and Charles Adams ornamentsd the
dock on the charge of disorderly con.
duct. The testimony given in the case
implied that the offenders we're in the
habit of cengregating at the corner of
Eighth and Wollaston streets, greatly
t. the Annoyance Of the pupils and
teachers of No. 8 school, and also that.
they INDUCED in swearing and exposed
their persons to the gazs OF the girls at
that school. The evidence was suffi.
cient and each offender was compelled
to pay the costs in the case, be held il
the sum of $50 bail for future good be-.
ha' ior, and if it should occur again
their bondsmen would be compelled toI
paw that sum.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
s=r-==z-====-=-a------s---
q MAlYY lInul.

Two boys Of Davenport, Iowa, can
rival the Lone Fisherman" for peculi.
arity Of catch. They were casting their
lines in the Mississippi, and ona Of the
hooks caught on an object near the
shore which proved to be the handle of
an iron safe. With pulley and tackle
they landed the prize, and were SO uu.
romantic as to sell it, unopened, to a
JUNK dealer Tor $3.50. The safe proved
to have belonged to the steamboat EAie
Alton, that burned and sank twenty
five years ago, and is Supposed to con-
tain several hundred dollars. Search
is being made for the clerk of the
steamer, and in the mean time Mr.. Junk
Is restrained from opening the safe,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Police Happenings.

Tho Toliee court was crowded last
evening by the curious who desired to
witness the dispensation of justice.
Margaret Mundell was arraigned for
using threatening and abusive Ian
guage toward neighbor. Margaret
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
pay the costs of the case.
A mau named Thomas Schultz, be-
longing in Philadelphia was arrested
for drunkenness. At the hearing he
recalled his name to mind with much
difficulty, on account of the result of
his deba1ch. The prisoner was taken
back to his cell, being in an improper
condition for trial.
William Gallagher, supposed to be from
MiddletOwn, was found laying up
against fence along the railroad in
an exceedingly intoxicated condition
de was Rned fifty cents and costs.
Alfred Stookley, captain of the schoon-
er " Taylor Maithewson," which re
Gently arrived at the wharf of H. l..
TatnaIl d Co., was charged with using
abusive and threatening language.
Samuel Harvey stated that he was mate
under Captain Stockley, and that thu
latter had refused to pay him his mon
ey when due. The matter was decided
by law and the captain was compelled
to pay the mate his dues and also the
expenses incurred by the law suit.
This so exasperatsd the captain, con-
tinued Harvey, that he came yesterday
afternoon to the store of Mr.. Blower
at the corner of Front and West streets,
and indulged in abscene language, at
the same time threatening to chastise
me. The captain hereupon stated that
the mate became worthless and was
put off duty. Tne defendant was fined
costs in the case aDd bound over in the
1nm OF 5000 <'-o tha pssG4. Mr.. II
L. Tatnall b4eams his bondsman.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Imnrnred RuAlness.

There Ia no more sure evidence of the
general revival of business in all de.
putments than the interest which IL
manifested Ill our Loan Associations.
A, soon as the masses become employed
there is at once a demand for shares,
either for an investment or for the pur
pOss Of borrowing money. Yesterday
he Mutual Loan Association issued a
new slies of shares, and before the
Jay closed 1877 shares were taken and
paii for, and among the subscribers
noticed the minor, clerk, seamstress,
house help, eohsnic, laborer and the
individual OF means. During the even
Ing Qqite a spirited contest was made
for the money offered for sale, and as a
corsrqnsnce the premiums advanced to
.lT!, y and 20t per cent. The Will
nilg.On Loan Association a short time
igo is.urG a ssmi-annual series, and
without any special effort l25 shares
were taken, all of whi,h is sure sign
N better financial condition among
The gOlkng ella ses.
GEO. C. MARIs, Ssc'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
MneLenn Gninnapoinr.

Judge Van Hossen, OF New York yes.
terday issued a maDdamus for the re.
iustatsment OF Mr.. MacLean as Police
Commissioner. The writ is addressed
to Commissioners French and Wheeler,
superintendent Waling, and Messrs.
liawley aud Kipp. It was served last
night on Mr.. French, but not on Mr..
Wheeler. The Commissioners have ia
ken legal advice, aud do not think that
the writ will be effective in getting Mr..
MacLean back into Office. Mr.. Nichols
says that he will not give up his rooms.
Judge Van Hoesen also ordered that
the persons to whom the writ was is
sued show cause on February "a, why
the reinstatement should not be per-
mauent
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Tho Vice Presidency.

Senator Mcdonald, of Indiana, has
given his friends to understand that
he is not a candidate for the nonlina-
tion of Vice President, and will not ac
cept that place If rendered to him. He
declines to bs y candidate on the
ground that he caunot afford to make
the sacrifice, and to lose a asat in the
Senate, which he feels certain of hold
ing for at least one term longer after
the expiration of his present term on
the Sd of March. 1881, for the Vice
Presidency for four years. He says he
is poor man and must consider the fu-
turs for his family. At the proper
time Mr.. Mcdonald will take occasion
to announce in formal way that he
cannot consent to become a candidate
for the second place on the national
ticket. His name has been quite
prominently mentioned throughout the
SoGth in connection with the nomina-
ton Of Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
CoSGREss.
steamship to Carry rood To Ire.
Iand-seDRt0r ingalls, Exonerat.
ed-The Distant Lottery BilI.

l
ed-The Distant Lottery Bill.
| In the U. s. Senate, yesterday, Mr.
Mcmillan presented memorial frou
the st. Paul Chamber OF Commerce, ask
ing Congress to make an appropriation
for Irish relief, and authorize the Presi
dent to employ "public steamship
to carry contributions Of food to Ire.
land, as was done on a former like oc.
casion. After some discussion as tc
whether II would not he better to char.
ter ship than send naval vessel,
and, whether, as asserted by some,
money rather than food, was wanted in
Ireland, the memorial was referred to
the COMMITTEES on Appropriations.
Mr.. Herman, from the Finance Com
mittes, reported the bill providing for
the New York Centennial, and Mr.. Har-
ris, from the Select Committee on Epi-
demic Diseases, reported the joint reso-
luton authorising the President to call
an International Sanitary Conference.
Both bills were placed on the calendar.
MIR. Salisbury offered resolution de-
claring telegraph messages and copies
thereof in possession Of telegraph com
panies not privileged from examination
before committee authorized to send
for persons and papers. 1t was ordered
to be printed and lie on the table.
Mr.. Randolph, Of New Jersey, sub
mitted an amendment to the Fitz John
Porter bill, whish leaves to the Pres.-
dents discretion the nomination of Fi!z
John Porter for reappointment in the
army and to the Senate his confrma-
tion. 1t was ordered to be printed and
laid on the table, subject to Mr.. Ran
dolph's call. Reports we're presented
from the Committee on Priv ileges and
Elections exonerating Senator IDgalls,
Of Kansas from the charge of tribery.
Mr.. Logan introduced joint resolu-
tion, which was referred, providing for
the sending of naval vessel with sup
plies to Ireland.
A bill was passed authorizing the In
terior and War Departments to employ
additional clerks for pension work. AZ
Ter an executive session the Senate ad-
burned.
In the House, the motion pending on
Monday afternoon, to table motion to
reconsider the vote ordering the main
question on the District Anti Lottery
dill, was defeated, and the motion to
reconsider was agreed to. The bill
hen went over until next District Day.
The bill relating to thu removal o! ca
les to the Federal Courts was consider
ID.
The Revised Rules were also consid-
red, and amendments tending 10 pre-
rent the tacking of legislation on ap-
'ropriation bills we're rejected. Pend
ng consideration of the Rules, the
iouse adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
SPECIAL MENTION.
Henry ward Beecher Asks u"
Question.

An Sunday, January llth last, Rev
u.nTy Ward Beecher, in Plymouth
nsnrch Brooklyn, preached to a large
'.orJ The text was from lst Timothy,
W J, 7n--"For the love Of money Is the
w.t. sD of all evil" "Men may say what
,S.v , lease about despising money, but
- .n'y yysttopal msn does despiss 1t. The
most :" rigorous saint to whom a million
I Ipft is quite willing to assume the
,t,vardsbip Of ii. While dealing IN
S s,oOk, ia as legitimate when stocks rep
m rssent actual property as is the dealing
n wool or the produce Of the farm. yet
n,mblipg in stocks Is not legitimate,
and and vet it takes place unblushingly,
slmcst unsrbukedly and increasingly.
Vhv should not lotteries exist when
,brrcbps are full of them, when cathe-
Srals are opened filed with the most
irrenions schemes, when church fairs
,re carried on with the most unblush-
ipe games Of chance, when a regiment
!, swelling its funds by the most noto-
lions of lotteries-what business have
We to rise up in Judgment" The llsth
Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louis
lana State Lottery will take place at
Ysw Orleans, La, on Tuesday, March
OH. It is for the cause Of education
and charity. For ~ you may receive
iV 900. Address NJ. A. Daupbin, New
orleans, La, Or same person at No. $40
BroalRay, New York City, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
AMUSE rs.
The Pirates This EveRIng-FFench
Flats and Hiss Pixtey,

PIRATES OF PENzANT.-This evening
Gilbert and sullivan's play will be
produced by very f1e company. The
New York World" says OF it: "The
treat ia excruciatingly funny, the plot
more elaborate and interesting, and the
sative more deftIy concealed and moro
generally applicable to the every day
experience OF life than anything to be
found in the works of Mr.. Gilbert, ex-
csptipg, perhaps, his famous satirical
comedy OF Engaged" The piece is a
dramatic elaboration of the idea of
"Bab" ballad, a merry satire on some
of the common foibles of humanity, an
exaggeration Of commonplace sentiment
to ridiculous ssntimsntality, and re-
duction Of the principle of duty to an
absurdity. Compared with "Pinafors"
il is infinitely superior in plot, language
and humor, while. musically, there
can be no comparison, the airs and
choruses of last years wonderful sue
cess being mere trihes, unworthy of
critical attention, while the music Mr..
sullivan has written for The Pirates |
Of Penzance" might have been written
for grand opera.
FRENCH FLATs.--On Saturday evening
.he success of the season French Flats
s to be introduced in this city. It is
o be the funniest play ever produced.
The cast is an original one and is care
ully selected. The scenery will be
rom the Union Square Theatre.
MLIss,-On Monday evening next
diss Annie Pixley with the fine troupe
Which accompanied her upon the occa-
ION of her last engagement in this city
1ill present NJ 'Liss in the "Child of the
ierras." The Cincinnati "Enquirer"
ays: "The drama deals with life in
he mines of California, aud is filed
nth exciting scenes and startling stu
ons and is of interest from first to last
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18

DR., Simms' Pain Searcher, Whining.
cl DEL, cured Mrs. John McWh0rter,
A"'ioIk, Va, tremendous bad case
r."nmatism, almost helpless six
NINTH; rnrrd with four bottles, (only
@c''J Depots, 4th and King streets
s'a J'2 Arch street, Phila. sold by
dealers.
Taylor 4 Fullerton's Horse and Cat
a' PoW l4r are the best. Try them and
,%clVinotd. Prepared by Taylor &
fullerton, Apothecaries, No. 302 King
Street.
nn0Jl!ng makes man, woman or
VIA l-el neaner than tickling sen
""oN IN the throat. Take CDR. Sci
'S Cough syrup" 25 cts.
beacon in distress is "Dr. Sellers
|C'H84 ayrup," the most eficacious
''Ieay for coughs, colds and hopping
|"Ogh, Price 2Jc.
gro' B. Metzner, the popular barber
'na @ Lair cutter, is prepated to shave
S,1 y VINO may call at his shop, No. l0S
mast Sd street.
invariably fit in trusses at Dan
@Ih's Cheap" Drug Store, corner I'd
'au Market streets. McInalPs "old
iSld."
"a n"IntalIib'e," is the verdict of the
~ '%DCIed 6, when referring to the merits Of
seIIer5' Liver Pills"
|, .aAe yonr children to Sutterley &
1. S"SSyeT, 3O2 Market street, above Sd,
',,j ~ me photographs. They take s fine
%u .''o photographs for 81, and one life
{. laHe your Old pictures to Sutterley &
Il S%Syer, 3o2 Market street, and have
,r'l A., copied. They do their work first
'"'' and cheap.
nal '15Ialgo Blue Middlesex Flannel suits
oa cspI :, to order for $1,000, at the Boston
r,o NJ, rice Clothing House, 2l3 Market