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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-22


HrArg lrNpa pull nnd numiusl,
Aru,NH The market war huoyanl
durnp ihu gicatci portion ot the day,
and ptlcr, advanced lt"iAl POI rcn',
During The afternoon ,hcic Nas slight
reaction, hut the dc'llnr wna generally
recovered NJ the close, tclnr Falls
aud Minnesota lnHr itnm ~ 10 shi nhl
reacted to "ai. Chicago. ~ Louis hhl
Now Orleans iuna from ~ to ~ AMI
reacted a. u kannnn aud IrNaa al
yancrd lfum g. iu iGi Iron Mountain
from IA to M Rome, WntrllnWn aud
Opirnaliury opened NJ - bid, advanced
ln 10 b,i an,l nlrl nul ni 2AtH"' III
noin Conirpl IoBo IIOm lOJI io loi
The lranaactluna un The hl",h ~
change aggregated .h0,m Ahn'rn, "i
which 100 we're canada Southern.
1000 UcnIfal Al,iona, 1000 Ullirauo,
~ i.nuin aud Nav oflraiA i, loO thcHa'
poaLo nni Oh,", 1000 G., g. \ L. g.,
, mn urlnwn,u, lnCkaNanna and Wcd
en-, 1000 tdr. 10000 Hannibal nnd
~, Joseph, I, IOO lllInoI' Central, i,tW
Iron Mountain. 3l,0n hanAan ani
ro,nr, n, iOl Lake Nhuro. 100 Louisville
aud Nashville, 900 Michigan Cnnllnl,
1000 Northwestern, lNWU Nashville,
Chattanooga ani ~ loniu. iUn NV
Ir,nry Ccntml. I'M Northern lm,IIc,
4. iin Ohio and M,npinnippi, 1000 faciIlc
Mail. a,am Reading, 800 ~ Fnnl w
OO ~ luuIa nni Nhn ffnnc'H'". ., iW
Union ruuur. lH,WD Wabash, - l,on'n
and racih, OWw Woalc'n l'ni"n, Wn
Lake liro nd Wcrloln, 1000 Marietta
nnd Cincinnati llntS picir,lcI, 4 im
Sow ywk Genital. iW tcihf faIln
nnd Minneapolis. aud ,hIn lnd'nnap"
lin i,lnnnmtuyIpn ani Western,
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on oiy

O,L CRY. Janusry u Tie lnsft.'
opened active 9Th sAlrs al VI % bh
advanced ~ 81 OF. and i"cllnej v,
ti 0sl. advanced and ,losei hIn ~
d obI lid iat oil. hhipsssais NIopo
bsTtsls. averaging tly0oD bsuess. ssas
Ssti0us 81. .un bafTcls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-22

Tho arrivals oi Cattle during The wcct
amounted in s.0h heal, against s.his
las, ~eok aud i..si heat The corrrspoh
iny wc.L Of la. year, ani The sales
iurinp tho week amounted ~ l,Nl
hrai, against l.Jpi last weck nni LIS
The corresponding week oi last year. sni
yc,r as follows
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baltimore

n,IlIMuNt, January - Flour
nlondy, With better inquiry wrnicln uu'
pcrllnc 81 7bCoh ~. du extra 81 2hCo
i ~. do family S. 2ht.a? W Wheat
Western lower. but Hlcudy ~ The
close. No woulcrn winter frd SPOT AMI
nclc, January 81 w pollcl fchuua'}
81 IA polIrr Mauh 81 Ibt2l idl sci
lcl April u iac1l WI nrllrr May u ~
G0l ihl Corn Western iull aud ncg
lrrtod Western misul npni pnd seller
January and February hhlG'Mlc, seller
March hGlC,odlc. hrllor Aplil nnd May
bGluhGlc. steamer biIc. Oats Quiet
Western white iAGlinc. do mixed lW.l
i,r, Pennsylvania iNtgipc Rye Dnll
al AGsRt,. Hay Steady. prime lo
choice rcnnayl,ania sl1 0'c0lS ~
tluylniunH Heavy and slow McnH
rnrt At fil 10 Ilulk Mcaln l"oHc
Hhuullcrn, mono Offering clral Ilb niIoH,
none Offering 10 paokrd hlCp5ic Ia
con Shoulders u ,lcpr rib mdrH NJ
Ilama lOiLsilr. Lard l,ohnud IN
licrrrr SIC ilulirr Steady. pfimo Ia
choice vrnlrrn packed 2hH;Hr. roll
lNtG..lc iHRn , liIipof nt lic. lh'.
Petroleum CfuIo nominal foilnci
lull nI ;lr Coffee Quiet aud caHir' .
l,in rnrgncH iiG0lNIc, Sugar steady
4 pil plc, Whisky rnull al 81 ilrq
l..
rhnadslph,.
,pElrniA, January II Flour
null western exlia o. 15t1h 90 Mn.
nraoln extra family, medium 81 - 1.
good g. IA. choice o. 80. fancy ~ 02t
Ohio family good :; i2I. ~ Louis
lanoy, good nnd choice o. sbrpi 10 /.
winter wheat patent 81 JatiA o. liyo
Flour Demand limited nt s. - Wheat
Rejected tfart 81 ao,oi ~. No. 2 f~l
in elevator 81 i.I M rel, uc lea Jan
unfy, 81 Al bill, - u asked HrIlrf
February tl ili bid, 81 al astcd
acllcr March, o. 90 hi1. 81 iGl asked
Corn Quiet yellow Western irAct h",
aSic. rejected track We call mltr'l, scl
leg January, b1lc BID, bic aakri. srllrr
February boc bid Sole ahted. seller
Mach sse bid. Sdic asked Osta~-Dul'
al.lnrd i8c9iGle, miu-i ro. whits
l3iCbin, rroVisions QUIET i!eci
Mess ,la % Purt Me.s ti3 10 Hams
Smoked l09lir, picked Nsair
Lard At a-AId. An,tor pull crcam.
| cry crlfa a2Gaslci New Yprb state
and Bradford county. IA. oitra ybtf
,gc, Western i.srcfye oslia .jto2b"
| good 90 choice i7tAs2c. Ion luic.
western I7Caisc Cheese Firm, cream.
cry ls[GIlir Petroleum. Nominal
fchned :ic WHISKY Dull AMI l"~o'
aiti 10
MtlwlrEsI. January - flour
| Steady aud unchanged, wheat
Opened veal aud rln-si scak Ne
Milwaukee hard 81 sil No, hil
vanlce 81 al, No. Z 81 1911 ~'li'i
January a. lpi SELLER February 81 ipl
seller March 81 q No. asi ooi No
vA.. fsi-c,ei No Corn Dull snd
losst. So 2 uov safe Oais Dul
AMI lover. 80. 2SIic, Rye f,fmrT 80
/ .sic ilafioy quiet. No. 2 spnpl
casL ani seller February ID ffo
visions Inactive Mess rofk Quiet 81
az IS cash 81 20 s-llet March lar
rnme steam o. i5 cash. y s. sri!cl
Narh.
Ssw OslELEs. January II Colee
ittm lio caTEo"s. eFilhsTy 20 pfin'
isiCai;ic Sugar ~in good drmsnd .
tall pfiora al otf6C. common ~ g'ss
COMMON aitssel lar W Tally ialr, u
Ell, prime - gho,c. Ik@s-i yr'lo-
elaflhsA sie.sie Mnlssss. -Scsrue An'
nrm! COMMON sfs12ej f.iT s1tsIse
Centrifugal ss@tsc. prime ~ che,o'
sat1tsT eisiefn bottoms ttstsc. itio'
Quls,. i1ul.iaRA ordinary to cho1e
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U,ns,nnau

ClsussAn. January = Cotton -
Faster Al I2lC. Flour Dull and un'
ehangci Wheat Nnn NJ ti U4i ~
Com puli at a.. Osis -'Duli n 100
ia,. Rye steady al ssc barley ln
f,If demand al 10. rOft Dull aud
losef at 81; 3H4iJ On Lard ~
lar demand at " sscs7 y'i I,nlt
Meals In lair demand shoulders
Hi2i clear nl~ 30 days ssli " o2i
Bacpu iinu, shoulders .. clear nn
lie. clear 7Ic tifeen Meats plll
and nominal whisky h o.
iIatlsf puii snd dfooplhs. ci'osoe
Western l.a.sfye 10 2,c choice Central
ohio iS.coc prime 30 Us. lAnse"d
Oli Higher ai ~.
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I'stsssassh

PrY.pvsaa. January ~ -.Ps,so,sam
Moderately setiyei crude iiiI %
Fsrtrf's iof shipment, reaned Ttt@3F
lf fr,iia.ielrbis delivery.
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DRY GOODS.
See Yas.

Ssw Yoss. .Isnasry sI.--Isy GaS p
The nsrksi Vas .g..s mof" sur ssf :
lsfy- humi~r ~ buyers ss unylsN
from tie inierios Cytton frsislh rsng
ts.ssrf demand snd hishsvi pvsi.t ekees
nfm and more sctivr prints ssrbeigss
Iobssoa Einshsms otsnsd hunsssy =
Sic, ~oolen rcpis Lfm snd upfhsav~d,
iofeisn gods quiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-22
PRODUCE


Nav Yonn, January u Cotton
Auirl ai l2lGal2ic, lulnfon barely
ulcnLy. Flour pull ani lower. r'
cripla II ,OOo ha,tcls, nnpurIno wosln'i,
and state 81 SOLgb -. cornmon 10 good
g. iOtab ~ guoi I" choice VI p5t'9s 20
white wheat "Ntrh ~ "htth 10, rlfn
ohio o. 7bLG7 20, - Louis a. 7b,.as 90
Minnesota patrni process ~ VNsp IA,
Wheat nprncd una-iiloi Hnd luwcf.
but rlunrd with little better tone, fc'
rrpla -, ON huahrls, No aspilngtl w;
No. 2Gi W, ungralrd winter r'i " ~
Goi %. No = in ~ MiGal ~ Nd
gfe.Inl white u IWgi ~. No d0
III an 80 dn. sales ll.WH bushels, al
81 ialtal - y" r"i, seller January
aalcn ,l2.OD bushels ~ fi iiItsl ~
SELLER February. ralrs 'Wi ,0n bushols al
81 i,tcsl isl scllr, Marh. nalra 10,
UOO lurhols. ai VI 0CGi "a seller May
aalrn 1000 bushels al ti 81 Rye
| iiravy nlaio at pOlc Com Dull 20
rolpla a.On bushels. upg'a'led b7c'
ole, SO ! biltyb; Ic steamer bpl ltebOt l.
| No ., new, OOtCblic old III lCeh9'
steamer whtn WlraWJ No, r-ll"
| rrbfuary bNtc, seller March 5Nc oai'
Dull. receipts l6,UU buHhpls west
crn mixed lSitDInr Hay pnll nj ltc
liuIs DulI nnd nominal ycaflinga "a.
iSc eastern aud western WdIS' New
Yorl State 800 i0,L Coffee Dnll an'
unchanged Hugai bloAiy slf l9 so0'
refining 1lGM Rec Nlraly Prtio
lrnm bah ruilri ole. crude 7t@7lc
refined 7itGlc 1allow f,fma, 6it'
u lilo, tuipontne QUIET at ~
iaa,s Nuuipal western l2t@bto Fnii
Bnll mcssti2 J0 n-ci Iifm cal"
| private Cot Meats Quot, long ciss
h; "a. short dear Q! o. iAri Demao'
active. PRIME steam .. niicsi ~. Hot
ter Dnll. western iqt12s Ghcc~
Saminaily unchanged whIsly Son
Inai al vi ~ leather Demand &c
tive. hohilork sole 2iCs.1h Wool FL
Quiet and afm. oprAlio fleeoo tN.,ss
pnlicl AyajEr. upNasho,l lMsiO'
Teas 80. ~. Metals i'ig Iron
STEADY and IN talI drmabi k'sarh $50
ra.g "a. American ~ OoCsil 90 Mat
uiadutti Copper Aotl'ee ani strong
| Ibyot lakr 2iitsgilT.
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NIiiu COWS

UooL Cows nlc In go"i demand, soil.
lnR readily I',iccs 'angr from tSk@b
pct hcai NJ l." quality,
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~ ,"mpa'ci With lhr demand. lhc,r
,sh iull supply ~ sheep on the market
aud lhr quality ~ abuui The Hanr as "
MS iui wr,t The nunbni offered 81.
qlishIly ~ ,,rcs, "l last week ani ate
mo,u than enough I", The demand.
whhh n ycy liyhi nn The part " East.
.rn hay-rr. while oo, own butchers ere
making ruIrhasrn ,r'y slowly, uuoia'
l.nnH. tltrh, It's
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Personal Ns~si,sms

Elwar rvtney. prvsldeh, ui the Ma.
8onal bank at ChArlratown, ", Va, 10
&efo
Major prank Turner. Formerly oi
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Ulsc,ssa,i. IsnaHy 70 --Iioss
steady sol G,H. common 81 lyt.t b,
light " apri W, packing ~ y,Ist 10,
buhLen' 81 Jg.iji Receipts f.sp
heal shipments 80 head
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nsv OFlsaDs

SHw OsLsLSs. January II Coffee
iitm llio cArEo.s. ordinary 90 prime
isiC4i7ic suEaT ~ good drmsnd al
tai pficra al Afdo. cJmm9n ~ goyi
common aitssel lar " Tally talf, "a
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

NOME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET.
~ Granger Store, and try our 80 -four 1t
Is excellent 1t makes bread If the women
only look at 1t, and torns INTO a loaf OF bread
just like pound cake. We were thinking of
sending barrel of 1t to Doc. Tanner, it Is 80
good. We have excellent -four at So a barrel.
or 81. 81 hall barrel 1t is truly good used Dy
hundreds In this city, and they say 1t is as
good as they have been paying ~ for Ginger
snaps, lie n; Boston nic-n acs, 10s. n. We
strong, tor &c. ID. We will open to day fine
lot OF mackeral at l2c per doz. fat and white
Don't forget our olive soap at SO. and &c. bar |:
hamrook soap, 4c. bar broons, rs :. wash
boards, 100. apiece. Don u forge our 40. -four
GIVE 1t trial. Sold only at 1903 East Sixth
street. I'M. WEIR.
Fosters teas sold only at 1913 East Sixth
street. 8.lO4t#
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
HOW Enxlisn got sis sarrsls.

HOW English got His Barrels.
II the workingmen who believe th'
Democratic party is their friend woult
read the exposures made Of their canai
date for the Vice Presidency, William
Il. English, they might have reason Il
change their mind so far as English Ii
concerned especially. An enterprisini
reporter Of the Cincinnati Commercial
has had the audscity to 60 to Indian
apolis the homo Of English, to look ovei
the records Of the county to see what
was the reason the rich Indianian had
accumulated so much property. The
results Of the invest igation fills fvs
closely printed pages Of that large
paper and about the same number o.
pages of the New York Tribune. II
demonstrates very clearly that English
has filled his barrel by skillfully
emptyipg other peoples pockets. The
county clerk 3 records in Indianapolis
show that during the past three years
Mr.. English has brought 1855 suits fO'
Judgment and foreclosure Of mortgages
The Sherinf's records show that Sheriff'S
deeds 10 the number Of AZ have been
given to the same William H. English
during 3 similar period. The record a
of the Recorder Of Deeds show that 80
deeds have been issued under decree Of
foreclosure to William Il. English with
in two years. 1t appears on the record
that in bidding on property which he
had forced TO Sheriff's sale, his habit
was to offer Q smaller sum than the
amount Of the mortgage which he held
thus holding IN individual judgment
against his unfortunate credit rs after
he had got possession Of their properly
In addition to Sherif's deeds the
records show that he holds no less than
Is tax deeds, the same having teen OBJ
tanned by buying property which was
sold for delinquent taxes. This in In
diana is so unpopular that very few
persons care to appear at these delin-
quent tax sales to speculate upon the
misfortuneS Of other people. Mr.. Eng
lish having some little regard for the
good opinion Of his neighbors never
appeared in person at these sales, but
generally hired dummy to bid for
him. Nearly all the persons who have
been relieved in these various ways Of
their property belong to the laboring
classes and are said to have borrowed
money from Mr.. English at high rates
of interest. This is a pretty kind Of a
candidate to place before the people for
high { flee by a party that processes
to be the especial friend of the working
men. How do the hard fsted laboring
men of Wilmington who vote the Dem.
ocratic ticket like such candidate?
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
mr.. l.eo's sal Ary.

William H. Lee, late City Hospital
Superintendent, claims his regular SAL
arr, and though the Hospital itsolf has
been abolished Mr.. Lee does not intend
to be SO easily abolished. He WAS cleo
ted for year at salary of $500 be-
sides the pickings, and he thinks 1t
bad enough for the City Council to take
away his pickings without interfering
with his salary. He has applied to the
City Council for his back pay, but that
body very unceremoniously sat very
hard down ON William. This is very
ungrateful treatment to William when
II is considered that he was directly
instrumental in sending two Democrats
to the City Council from the Fifth Ward
by his patent revolving process Of re-
csiving votes and putting them int the
ballo. box. We might say If we had
no regard for veracity, elected Two
Democrats to the City Council from the
Fifth Ward, but wishing to be truth
full We must use the word " sent" in
stead. II we were In the habit Of
wagering we would.bet big apple that
Mr.. Lee will yet get his salary, frat
reason, because he Is entitled TO it, and
second reason, because he has done SO
much towards making the large Demo-
crs.ic majority now in Council that
the party dare not throw him over
board. Legal advic, We understand
has been taken ty Mr.. Lee, and if
Council refuses to pay his demands
the case will be docketed for court, and
shen he will win.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
weAvsr's Change OF Heart.

1t is a pity tina! all these blatan
Democrats WHO 30 boastiHgly asser
that SAMUEL J. Tilden was honestl,
elected to the Presidency in 1876, ccul,
not have been in General Weaver
place or in similar position when h,
vent down on his Southern trip recent
ly. The General used to be a Republi
can, bat like a good many others b,
began to think his party had too much
bloody shirt in its politics, and 30 hi
determined to leave it. He did moi
want to land In the Democratic camp al
once, and stopped half way, becoming
q candidate for Congress in the Green.
back party. Having character, good
natural ability, and a splendid wa,
record, a sufficient number Of Republi
cans voted for him to elect him on Q
plurality vote. In looking around fol
a candidate to head their party for the
Presidency, the Greenbackers singled
out Weaver and put him on the track
The Presidential bee buzzsd right live.
ly under his bonnet, and he had strong
hopes Of carrying several Southern
States, besides Maine and California in
the North, and..if he could by any means
throw the election into the House o.
Representatives he thought that there
might be some chance of J. B. Weaver
bling elected to the Presidency. Ala.
bama was the first State in which a
State ele .tion wss TO be held, and
thither the General HE'D. His eloe uent
voice resounded through the State from
the Chattanooga Hills to the Gulf in
favor Of fiat money, free elections and
honest counts. He told the broad
brimmed Alabamians that he had heard
away up in the North that no such
things as honest elections were held in
the South, but he did not believe the
report. Ths high-toned, ohivalrous
sons of Alabama would not be guilty Of
stufing the ballot box with tissue paper
and making false counts like those
wicked Republicans up in philadel-
phil, and neither wouli they be so
81 as to iron cage 10000 voters az
Davenport did in New York. The Cen
erals words we're cheered to the echo
and the foolish Greenbackers really did
think that a fair election would bt
held and that they would bag Alabama
as the first game Of the season. The
General told his Southern auditors that
the eyes of the nation were upon them,
and that bull-dozed election and
dishonest count would make a solid
North against them, and besides that
the North would never stand such
elections. The election has been
held and what is the result Some
rs, 900 majority for the Democrats With
the opposition vote 80 small that it ia
hardly worth counting. In many
parts Of the State no votes at all wers
cast for the opposition though thous-
apds were known to have voted.
General Weaver returns disguised. H.
Is now firmly convinced that the cltin
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

Cry TREASURER Guthiis reports $ll4,'
64T.57 in bank to the credit Of current
expenses. Orders were drawn las
night amour ing to $1,000 which must
be deducted, and which will leave only
Sl06, 900 In round numbers. Out o.
that must be deducted the August ex
penses which will be at least Sc, 00C
more, which will still further reduce
the total to 800, 900. With a flourish
Of trumpet, it has been announced that
Their, voull be 100000 in bank by
the first Of September. This does moi
look much Ike 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
NOTICES.

TTyAx PAYERS TAKE N0T1OE-OlTY
IL AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1850.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes ior the
City OF wilmington, will be Of NO. 10 EAST
SIXTH STkRE1, between MARKET and King
streets. On and after the first day Of July,
1880, between the hours OF and II in the
morning, and from to Q In the afternoon, for
the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all taxes
paid during the month Of July there VIII DC
. reduction Of fiye cents ON every dollar, and
all taxes paid on or after the flfst Gay Of
August, Including the fret Tuesday Of Sep.
TENDER, shall be payable without deduction
or addition a. aforesaid, and oil taxes unpaid
on the day next after tho irst tuesday IN
September, shall DO increased by the add
tit n OF 3 per centum on the amount thereof
EDWARD PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
Including ali north oil Sixth street.
VIM. KlNE,
- Receiver Southern District,
Io-tt Including all south Of Sixth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
that Samuel J. Tilden was honestly

that Samuel ]. Tilden was honestly
elected Ia all bosh.
Hsis prepared also to appreciate the
complete mocksry Of the appeal Of Gen.
eral Hancock for q "full vote, free
ballo. and fair count" The lesson he
has been taught in Alabama is oonolu.
sivs, and II he could consistently dc
80 he would throw of the honors Of the
nomination which he has accepted, and
return to fight under the bloody shir,
banner once more.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

The great advantages which VII
miugton would derive from q wharf,
front on the Delaware must be apparent
to sll int,lligen. citizens. It would
give to whst is Iog an inland city all
th dvanta ses OF a seaport, and would
afford the town facilities for commerce,
much greater than those Of Philadel'
phil. And there can be no doubt Tut
that the only plan, or at least the most
available plan, Of securing q river
front is by means OF a road to the river
and tae OFT direct and suitable route
10 over Christians avenue. This ave.
nue. is now a!mos. completed, and it
has been early shown that 1t can bt
finished aud put in excellent condition
to the iiur's edge for about $4,000
indeed, SO nearly completed was 1t a
year ago, that several persons made
trips over IL In carriages.
Last night in City Council ii was
plainly revealed that those, who Of all,
others, should fully understand the
,ity's need Of direct land oommunics
lion with the Delaware, were standing
in the way Of such 8 thing being &C.
complished. Mr.. Chandler brought up
the frequent talk Of ashes, which
should be placed on Christians avenue,
being dumped on VAndever avenue III
the Ninth Ward. Mr.. McMenamin,
chairman Of the street committee, ad
mitted that he had caused the placing
Of the ashes on vandever avenue, be-
cause, in his opinion, that thorouChfare
needed It most. And yet this was in
direct and secret violation Of q resolu-
ton, which Mr.. Moore, who was then
in Council, introduced and had passed
a year ago. But this is not the worst.
Vandsver avenue is now nine inches
above grade, and tbs ashes placed there
are useless. II appears that the street
took this action 10 avoid
laying a side walk down that street, .
petition for which has been looked up
by Mr.. McNenamin for q very long
time, but he will bs compelled to have
The work dons after all for Mr.. Barn.
hill evidently means business, judging
rom his resolution introduced last
night.
This action, then, Of Mr.. NcMena.
Minis, shows laundering mismanage
neut which the people are not likely
10 forget. 1t shows a false idea Of the
proper cJnduction Of things, and per.
son looking at the matter cannot help
but remark that Mr.. McMenamin In
some respect has not improved as q
Of street affairs over what he
vas not many years ago. 1t is to be
hoped that hereafter he will do all he
IAN tending to the improvement Of
Christians avenue, instead Of opposing
he project as his talk on the subjscs
asst night incline, one 70 suspect.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

IT Is SAID that the ordinance passed
last night by the City Council to add
5000 more to the appropriations for
incidental expenses was made necessary
by the alleged Killgore defalcation. As
the lat 5. M. Harringten's claim as one
Of the sureties was not quits $1,000,
there is some anxiety to know what Is
to be done with the other $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS says: 81
propo vote for Hancock, because
cannot vote for my party which has
been tai-ted by frauds in the last cleo.
tion." Has Mr.. Adams ever heard OF
the Alabama elect.onl If he has not,
others have.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

A GENTLEMAN CALLED in our office yes.
terday and seeing the likeness of Gar
. field suspended in our sanctum ex.
claimed "That man will be the next
President. I have voted all my life.
time the Democratic ticket, but now
intend to vote the Republican ticket.
l cannot stanl tie Alabama frauds. -
This gentleman is only one Of thous-
ands Of others who think the same
thing.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

HANCOCK declares for " full vote, q
free ballot and fair count" Alabama
responds with a free count and full
vote with $4,000 Democratic ma ority.
Georgia an adjoining state promises to
beat Alabama and to give 100000 ma
jority.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

BLACKBURN is on the stump in Fen
lucky as if the Democratic majority in
that bor1er state was not already large
enough. II Black burn would only gC
up nor b his sIee hes would assist in
making that ctio0 more solid that it is.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
To EXOURsIONIsTS
THYO EXCURSIONISTS.- FOB
CAPE NAY
E~s@N

The steamer s. A. MCCALL will connect
daily with steamer REPUBLIC ,commencin9
TUESDAY, JUNE ed, leaving Fourth st
wharf, Wilmington. at o'clock o. M, return.
ing about I p. N. Fare for tho excursion u. w.
Commencing JUNE I'D, will connect with
the steamer THOMAS CLYDE for C0L-
Inns BEACH and BOMBAY H0OK, leav.
ing Fourth street wharf at s O'Clock. The
stage for Woodst0wn and Sharpst0wns, N. ].
WILMINGTON AND PEENsGRovH TIME TABLE
The steamer SUSIE A. MCCALL, will
leave wilmington for Pennsgrove daily OF
q. m. Up. m. and Q p. m. WIN leave Penns.
grove for Wilmington at o. NJ, 10 q. m. and
bp. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
IMPROVEMENT OF WILMINGTON
l. HARBOR, DEL.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
1919 Ohaatnut gtraat I

PHILADuLPHIA, Pa, August Q, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS., in triplIcate, will
be received at this office until IL M, of WE'D
NESDaY, the 18th day OF August, 1880. for
Improvement OF Wilmington Harbor. Del, .by
Dredging at the mouth Of UhrIstiana River.
For 1orm OF proposals and all information
apply ~ this office. J. ". MAOOMB,
H''td CCl. Of Engineers, U. .. A.