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The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
Dated, August 9th. ESQ, .agio

D OWE GOLD MINING COMPANY EE Location of ia-iptl place Of bcsi- ness. Dan Francisco California, locatioii cf works, Maricop:s county. Arizona. No'lce described stock. Cl account Of .s st--slas.iit tNo. 1) levied on the eighth day of july, 1SaJ, the several amounts set opposite taa names of the respective sh-r-Ho.Gese. a5 follows:
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
DR. SPINNEY,
 NO. II, ktAaNY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
 FETHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM V the effects of youthful foilies indis cretion. will do wei -tJ avail themselves of this the greatest boon ever laid at inc altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY Eill guarantee 10 ierfeit $500 for every case 0. seminal weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
Xotiee or EEnas FrooE.

LAND OFFICE AT
 FLOGL..CE. ARIZONA.
 Jaiy ;.i. lS Q, S Iowiug-nasuod settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final prof ln support Of lis claim. before ~N. A. Ean- coed, Probate Judge of AOricOpa Coulstg at his utice in paoEix. Gu "Wednesday, Septc:nb Der !. 1880. and sectlre final o;.tIy tkareof; WILLIAM ?. PEWTER Who made Homestead application, No. S, for the EorJh- East Quarter, Section l3. Town ship Ccr;h Range. ? East, and names tA2 Following as his Witnesses, viz: Martin ?. arittln, Wigiem Parker. John G-OVce and Simon Eovcrge-, Of paoe21S, NarleoFa County.
 The roicco,ue will be prlsished in the Pkceuix ukEALD .ur rari6d of .A days.
 [. Il. h. PAEOfSON. juI-e7-s0d Register.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
pEvEe;s TRAYELINe.

Attorney General Devens is on his way to Ohio to attend the soldiers reunIon to morrow. He speaks at Indianapolis on the 4th and at South Bend on the 6th. He will visit the State Fair on the 8th and expects to return to Warrington on the 18th.
 PIMA DEM. CONVENTION.
 TUcsoN, Sept. 1.-The Democratic County Convention yesterday nomi- hated J. s. Wood for Probate Judge ; Hugh Farley for District Attorney ; Chas. Shibell for Sheriff, 5. ". Car pentcr for Recorder; R. \. Leather wood for Treasurer; all of whom are present incumbents. H. B. Smith, Public Administrator, James Hayes for Corol7r, and full legislative
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

LONDON, August 23.-Yesterday's struggle in the Hot SC of C ommons resultsi in victory for the govern rnen. atter q hours contiEous sitting
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
ES3VzEE.

Dated August s,.h, lsso.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17
Die umsludliden Spfer,

elmer b,ransirten 9sbsr, bic giliSien, baden
ppn bem 9tbrau9 beS GalpmeI ber blauen
piaen uno Der barbariiaen pursan3en, biz
jebo9 slidtiderweile beim wubifnm mie bel
ben Mersten tmtter nebr at Mnfsbsn serIieren,
feine bauernbe Sur 3u ertparten. OieleIben
reilen unb f1paaew bas Syfen,, -npbiu s.sen
81 fetter's Nase il tters tal7elbe
erlei9tert, resulirt unb ifdrft. Sene betsut.
lamen 9tmeren in Der 9eber, bic Saifran-
farbe Ter 5aut bic llnreinbeit bes 8lutss, BIZ
tsleste 3uase unb Der ubelriehcnSe 4tbem, bic
insseiammt 9ymptpms tiliDlsr 3uitanpe inb,
gereen sdnslieb, fbleunis unb auf anseuebmt
Wsife nur9 biefes mobltbnenbe Mlteratip be>
isitiet has susIei9 sin ma9tises @9abmittel
unb 'prdSsntiY eeesn faIteS 5ieber 1T @db-
renoi bas S5Sfem resulirt uno sereiniet fpirb,
esn aaafg as 'aie se rein if sstsntr aaSi5sss sas
fammsnfeBuns 1T unb nur bic bsilfamten Sn,
srebieasen entbdtt. ErDas 8iiters wirb ypn
ben Ner3ten tparm empfpbisn. "a a.I I'd ri
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17
(Uoriftknns).
5agess 0eeut9fett n.
& n Ia n b.

y ~ W
81 Der Geralb 0cnb gum 8eiten ber
nptblsipenben Srldnber bat falt bic 9Sbe
bon 100000 erreidt. -
- Bor BEN Gilsnbabneomite bes 6au.
5es befanben R4 Mr. yaslps pon Der Sn-
ternattoualbabn. L. Qott BON ter .Gorpus
Gbriat Babn uno Gen. 8arnss bon Der
sorssldlassMn Giieabaaa mad BEN 3io
@raass, npfSn, Sones unb Qulbsrl lsn bisl-
ten Neoen Dor esm gomitf. Qebteres
wirp ieet Die Sa1e beratben unb wabr,
iteinlid bic prcistttrts Gilsnbabu befar-
worten.
- Sm 9enat wurbe sias 0tti ein9e.
reidt, pelae ueue 9ieeeln fur Die Stm.
mensab!uns bel Der Yra1osatsnpasl fsR'
isst.
= Der wrafbtnt bat bic Gntla6ung
bss Maior 8enc bartb ieine llntsriarift
befdtiat. -'.i9s.tasss@ =
- Sn Yirsinien, Eeaneliee uao alaz
bama haben in ben lebten GaSen ftarte
8esen itattsefunoen. al(e Glaife iine
!seltisaen uNb aun, 9beil ausaetrstea,
- Dennis Searnep in. San TranciSep
wurbe au 6 Wtcnaten @orrecticnShauS.
unb 3u $1,000 @elbltrafe perurtbeih. ST
1T auherlt inbisnirt uber bas urtheil uno
bat appe0irt.
= Die Nrbeiter in Ghicaso baben cine
8erlammluns absebalten, Gin in berz
ielbsn sefabter DeialuB forSert bic Se<
bSrbe auf Quarantdne sesen euwanz
oernbe @bineien 3u erri&ten.
NusIanb. -S
- Sci @lassom 1T elm SOblenberss
pert in 8rano gerat3en, lpcbur4 1000
Nrbeiter ibre 8elaaftisuns perloren.
- Gine Dspsiae aus Mabrio melost !:
Sn arilofratilden unb elsrtealen &seiisn
ksibt &c, bae bic fran,GFlden Ssluttsn
benz yrimas pom Spanisn ttre 4baat
anssbeutet aatea. In Spanien 3uFu&t gu
iuasn, faus fs aus GrantreiA pertrisbsn
m.rrsn iOllten.
- Die ultramontane y v@ermania" last:
, Der Yapf bat Dem @rsb,ihof bon 6Slu
leinsn B.iiaa fur bsiisn 8srbammuns bee
@peialismus ansselpro&sn uno binsu8e'
fast .s fst Istne (sbnlidite 5offauns, BAT
Der Jtisbsn In tirdlihsn Aasslessabetttn I'M
b.ut(hsn Msshs uieaer btrSefsQt msrbe
Der tsilise 5tubl tperoe nihts unsaHe
ben laEsn UNI oisfer Rsiultat tsrbet su
faeren."
= Sine Wener Depeide iast, baB lid
General WelitoHs Mabreseln nit Suma
nitat aussefibrt werben. Seine Grrsanse
3sidneten ii4 burd Brutalltat aus, lett
bent aber WfelifoH pas 6esiment bat, i
bic Yrutalitdt peridwuuoen Ano Wtilp
an ibre Ste0e setrcten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

- Seit Wonaten wuroe id ourd bic
teftis1ten rbeun,atiidep @&mer5sn &C..
sualt, bic, trpbbem ib taufenberlei Nittel
6aeeaeu perludt. nit ieoem Sage einen
ernfiliaeren Gtaratter aanabmen. Wad.
eem id pon alien Seiten 70 piel 0cSens.
wertbes liber oas ct. Satobs Del
seb5rt, entidlce id MIDI, AUDI oamit einen
Ueriud 3u MAIDEN. Da mein Infer Grm
barh RE fortpabreaben Sdmer3en bereits
70 empfinplid 8emoroen, bae er cine Gin.
rsisuns nit benz Dele nidt bate ertrasen
fSnnen, 70 permanete id es in anberer
WeiIe, inoen, ia Elm sienllih srobes Stad
Batts tiidtie nit tem Oel befeuatets
une bann ielbise 70 felt, mis i'd es ertraser
fonnte, ual msinen Arm nidelte. yiad.
Sem id bieien Werbano wdbrenb eine'
9eadt auseloHen. peripirte id iAcn elm,
beoeusenoa DsrbeGernnS. uno tcnnte mid
mad yerlaui speier Gage als pollitdnbil
| aeteilt betradten. Sobn Qoble 81 i0e
ara,piir., Soutb Brcotlpn,N. Q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

@sbren !? sntsesnete 5err gSa mil
Musen, bic tpie Yttolenfuseln aus ibren
6Dblen slubten. @sbren, iasen @te E
Dsbrsn @ie fb sesen zine ueberma&t
Don Mautsrn, abie bis an bic 3a6ne beuaf-
net Fnp. @ebre 19 Elm lolteer Rei6sbiir.
ger eesen finftaulsnb 2eufel. Sie loa'
ten gum grempel nur etnutal bleieu Bon.
darb an Der 5piss Der gortut, unter let.
n.n chasseurs e1eval fsbea, ein Rsr(
wie Der refine Satan, lang, sorsebeusi,
bas @eRat 3erfsbt pon Sabslbieben, oas
Maul auf elmer Ssite selalibt, elm auoe
auf bic 8adt bsruntsrbanosno uno eia
@6nurrss (Sdnurrbart), etn @&nurres,
lag ih, Der biiben une briibsn tpie elm 3cpf
Don Der Nafe bsruntertanst. Man mub
tbn nur einmal seisben babsn, ben Sou:
harb
Da iaben Ste In elmer ldSnen Vafdt,
5srr gSa. ba mag Senen bas 5srs nt&t
faledt setlspft baben !!
O6 mfrs setlopit bat2 Ob Id In elmer
patlhe fab? entssonete Der &aufmann anf
feline Mrt, ineem er fd ba8 @las jpslmal
bis sum Nanbe flute une 20 na@eiaanotr
leerts, un, ss sann auf Dem Slid auf,ufo
Sen, ea6 man bent.n tpnnte. er moae 20
NIT goriab aerlplittsrn. Sd wia's met.
nen. alio fort, fort, sur Staet btnaus
Mnssipannt, tout vite, gum abor! user
Haltela tretidt mid 70 Elm wtlfatr
6annuutsl an unb ldbt ben 3atn MAIDEN,
uns bic 8erle aerfsten fsinsn
SpaR, e. -
fQnytf,kun6o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

= 5err 6. 5trt3berg ,elst benz
publitua. an, baB ct iein @tfaaftsletal,
mad Dem 5aule nebsn Der Natipnal Bant
perleot Bat. gr ettdlt tdslid neue @aa.
rem, tauft se9en baar uno perfauft bldg.
Sein Storc III elmer Der elesanttRsn ber
Staot. Gqe Waartn 6no nsu uub &C..
f&madpou. Dtes tRber plab, I'M Sc.
fSente far allerlei @slesenbeitsn eia3a.
taufeu. e.-a -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

70 Der tQulfrirte Ssirattsfibrer, $50
Seiten, 9einwanobanb unb @olbI9nitt
teitet SO @ents; berlelbe In Yapiertanb
IS Gents Mannbarteit 10 gents; Bud
fur 5rausn 10 @snts Yampblste Gents
werpean pr Bof serlAtdt. lSatdt bas
@elo ooer 8riefmasien an Dr. Dbittter,
Der srObte Spestulif, 6l7 st. Gbarles
Ctr. ct. Qpuis Wp. 3O.lO.79,t1i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

asi.rdr,te I'm san,en qlnee psrbam
m.n .atl&iepen eeipine perionen, wtlHs
.rtra aru6e pattts NIT spertbloism @&unb
faa.n nno bisielbsn ale Condition Dulpsr
p.rtaafen. Ole 1assn, eab Stert
sansGaaalry Gonbttlpn ~.
bsrs BE ttn,iseu Fae, bic has Wa&bau'
(etraesn lobnsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

Subnfons Mnuoyne atni, !,
mle n t 1T In sewiTen Jiasa retdliA $40
bic 5laiae psrtb. Gum Bsilpiel In SAL
len von Dtpbterta, ..Brduae unp Ultima,
wenn per pattsnt faa tObt II aus Man<
gel an eaft, nnb. mad gtwas perIanst
gas @ aussnblidlt4 tilft. 50 f0att nur IS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-17

Soiepb Sattoa'S Mitble
in Neas 8raunfsls mablt fsbr quite &orn.
nnb gBei3enmstl une serfauft In sroben
Nuantitatsn In Die umseseno.
3O,l,it. 80
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09

For plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
tin end shingle roofs recoated and made
water-tight, and repairing of all kinds
of roofs, call on Robert Atkinson, al
Samuel Hanna & Co. 8 hardware store,
Fifth and Market streets.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded at oil hours
of the day or night, at Taylor & Fuller
toms, Druggists and Apothe,aries, 302
King street.
Drugs and chemicals, pure and fresh ;
prescriptions compounded carefully at
any hour Domestic Cough Syrup, ex-
cellent for coughs. West End Phar-
macy, Seventh and .efferson streets.
The best photographs taken in VIII
nington are at No. 3l5 Market street,
Beecher's Gallery. First gallery below
4Lh, west side. Established IL years.
Remember when you want a picture
Of yourself or any OF your family, 60 to
Beeoher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
600 Tbs. Of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
SMpleY streets.
Just arrived, a fine lot of singing
canary birds, al Z. A. Parry's, No. SGT
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
PrOfensOr Eora nt Home.

Professor Ford, the Wilmington elo'
cutionist, has been down at Crisfeld
l6is old home, where he is bes,
known, and this is the way the Girls.
field Leader nstes his visit: ''Prof. 3.
T. Rord, who has been giving lessons
in Rlocution, in Wilmington, Del, for
several weeks, visited CrisAeld, on Sat.
urday last for tAe purpose OF giving an
entertainment, but owing to the
inclemency Of the esther h.
could not hold the entertaipmsnt on
Saturday night, IS advertised, and
therefore postponed It until Monday
evening, at which time a goodly NUN.
Der OF our most intelligent people as
sembled at Emmanuel Church to hear
him read. We very much regret that
we we're unable to attend, for We are
quite certain that We missed rich treat.
Every person present was we'll pleased
with the entertainment and speak in the
highest terms Of the crsditEbls manner
in which every selection was rendered.
We can certainly recommend the Prof.
to the people of Wilmington, as being
we'll qualified to give instructions in
Elocut!on and 0ratory."
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
SECOND EDITION.
A Corner in POrs.

The Chicago Times gives detailed
account OF the great Armour pork deal,
which was finally closed out on the
Ist of November. 1t was the most gi'
gantic and successful deal ever attemp
ted in polk. In July, 1879, after one
member OF the firm Of Armour Il 20
had returned from Europe, where he
had been taking observation Of the
pork market, the firm began buying
pork, and in December, when 1t had
risen to sl4, closed out, making prot
of $2, 100000. Notsanshed that 1t had
reached the highest point, they oontin'
ued buying until pork had dropped from
$l4 10 $9.25, absorbing their prohit
and an additional million. In April oil
this year, they again began buying at
from $40 to $l0.50 barrel, ana
bought up $50, 900 barrels ofspot pork
between these figures, and l,25O.OOO
barrels OF options. For the last three
months they have been closing out
their gigantic purchases atpricss rang
ing from sl6 to 1850, clearing over
$7,0O0,0 900 on this deal, and being
winners on the two deals to the extsnt
Of $6, 900, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
Snow PnKdOneN.

In 1878, Oscar Snow, white, aged /!
years, was convicted in Western Kansai
of participation In a murder committed
in the Indian Territory, and was sen
fenced to be hanged. The sentence
was commuted 10 imprisonment for life
and he was sent to the Joliet, H., Peni.
tsntiary. In 1877, an application 70,
his pardon being renewed. it was decid.
ed that If, at the end Of FIVE years. i'm.
prisonment, he had behaved we'll, the
application should be favorsbly con
sidered. The time having elapsed, and
the Warden Of the Penitentiary re.
porting the prisoners conduct good, the
President, on recommendation ofths
Judge who sentenced Snow, has pardon.
ed the young man.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
Forty Years OF Married Life.

Mr.. Samuel Henderson, captain oi
the steamer Samuel N. FELTON,, with biz
wife, celebrated the fortieth anniversary
Of their weddiSg, yesterday, at their
resideuce No. 407 Esst Third street.
The guests numbered one hundred and
eighty persons, and oontinuedto to arrive
from two o'clock in the afternoon until
an advanced hour In the evening. A
very pleasant social time was expert
eneed and prayers were offered by the
Revs. Charles Hill and A. T. Scott.
The anniversary was gotten up by
Mr.. Hsnderson'S children, without the
knowledge Of their parents, AID was,
therefore. the more interesting. The
aged couple received many valuable
gifts and the guests we're treated TO an
slaborately prepared repast.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09

An engine and part Of coal train OF
the Morris and Essex Railroad ran Of
the track in Jersey City yesterday
morning. Peter CaVansugh, the en-.
ginesr, was killed, and William Hep
ping, the fireman, severely injured
The track was obstructed for five hours
One hundred aud thirty young ladies
from the Lake Erie Seminary, at Psines
vills, Ohio, visited General Garfield
yesterday, and spent an hour in hii
house. Minister Kasson, of Iowa, alst
called on General Garfield.
All the railroads between Chicago
snd st. Louis cold limited tickets be
tween those points yesterday for 81
and tickets to Kansas City for 81.
Charles Clark, about 20 years Of age
was killed by the bursting Of an emery
wheel in mill al Stamford, Conn.,, yes
terday afternoon.
Seven men were scalded, one fatally
by boiler explosion in the Bryar
Manufacturing Company's oil mill al
Bryan, Texas, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
FUuH Til EDITION.
LOuAL BRIErLETs.

Notes Of Ciay News Taken ON ths
Fly By "Repubiican" reporters.
Water is 80 scarce In the Brandy.
vine that the 2lills cannot run to theii
full capacity.
The Bdgenoor Iron Company are
making the iron frame work for the new
P. W. & B. depot.
George Il. Fox, Of New Castle, well
known in local political circles, died
on Sunday ofhemorrhage Of the bowels.
"No fayors asked Of thsm," said DR..
Grinshaw hastily in the School Board
last night, when Mr.. Kyns turned 10
the reporters and asked them not to
mention q certain matter. The Doctor
was afraid Of them using bad gram
mar.
The cutters In many parts OF the
city are filed with leaves.
The troublesome turbine wheel and
pump at the water works are to bs re-
modelled in the hope that they will then
run.
While the family of John Mallisen,
No. 923 Reed street were absent burg
lars tried 10 enter the house through
the cellar windows.
W. N. Smoot, OF Virginia, will preach
at the Baptist meeting house, King
street above Tenth this evening at 10
O'Clock.
Devices Chandler will build q ware.
house for the sale Of fertilizers, &C., at
Hockessin, on a lot lately purchased
from John g. Jackson.
Hoekessin has had IL new housss
built during the past year. The latest
building is a house for Abner William
son.
Sheriff Clark will probably move into
his now quarters some time this week.
Rev. George R. Bristor was recently
married to q daughter OF Thomas J.
Tasker Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Tasker is
connected with the Arm Of Morris Tas.
ker & Co.
Governor Hall passed through Will
mington last night. He goes to New
York to see about one of his vessels
which was recently damaged by a
storm.
A model Of Ferry's carpet cleaning
machine" is exhibited in WyAtts
store window.
How much longer do the Jefferson
club intend allowing their banner to
bs stretched across Market street.
MRS, Joseph Seal had her pocketbook
$40 snatched from her in
one day last week.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
rhiRD EDITION.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
Presentation 20 Him of u Testi.
mOnlal.

Presentation 20 Him of u Testi.
mOniaI.
CLEVELAND, November q The gold
headed cane voted to Garfield in tbs
contest at the Cleveland Cathedral tair
was formally presented to him AtMentor,
to. day, BY Father Thorpe. General
darfeld's reply to the presentation
speech was as follows:
Father Thorpe | receive this beau
tiful cane from the people whom You
represent, grstiaed not merely that
they chose me Is its recipient, but for
the fact that the spirit behind their
choice was in line with the liberties
Of this country. IrsOeive It as token
respect from the people Of my native
country, who have In many ways shown
me their confidence and regard. You
have offered 1t as significant symbol.
l accept 1t with the meaning you have
given II. The head Cf gold may net
unity represent the true and solid
basis Of our national credit, based upon
Il ,sOlid value Ofspecie and the strength
and stability and beauty Of the wood
that supports 1t, the strength and sym
metry OF our institutions. ! believe 1t
is said that the patriarch Jacob wor-
shipped leaning on the top Of his stsff.
Our institutions are safe so long as our
people and government are found lean.
ing upon the staff Of solid worth and
public and private virtue. / except
this all the more gladly because 1t
came across one OF the lines that divide
US religiously, for in our country a man
may adopt whatever religion he
chooses or no religion il he
prefers. The religion OF our people Is
lett to their voluntary choice and not
to the control OF human law. thank
Father Thorpe for the kind
terms in which you have addressed me,
and l ask you to bear back my crate
lul thanks to the donors.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
Sara Bernhsrdrs Eceentrici,aes.

Sara BernhRrdCs EcGentPicitAes.
AN. Y. letter writer says: Next to
the election news the name of the Bern.
hardt is oftsnest in mems mouths. A
great many droll stories are going the
rounds about her,and curiosity is piqued
to see her just once. The other eve
ming, when the crowds we're surging a
round her hotel and watching the cleo
tion returns, by sudden inspiration
they began shouting "Ssra!" The fra
gile actress stepped upon the balco-
ny and kissed her hand to the multi
tude. Immediately each mans digit
finger pointed to the region Of his heart,
and he cried out, interrogatively "Me!"
Me-" To which the lady responded by
dozen more kisses hardly enough to
60 around. A few moments later
visiting gentleman stepped out upon
the balcony, and wsg in the crowd
thereupon shouted, "Sara's man." and
the throng took up the cry and sent it
eshoing up and down the avenue,
"Sara's man." until the abashsd in.
dividual beat a hasty retreat. The
Bernhard will draw crowd for while
but there is not as much Interest man.
ifested in her career as an artist as
might have been expected. The pub
lie are inclined Just now to treat her as
joke rather broad than otherwise.
She II godsend TO the caricaturists
and humorists; whether she will prove
20 to her managers is quite another al.
fair. She will make money Of course,
but tie profit is likely 10 begin and End
with her.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
LOlllrOD'a LtbYary.

Fannie Roper Psud2O'5 Ind.
itial volume in LOthrops Ii
Entertaining History, claims
and so, too, In q marked dsgr
"True Manliness," the fourth
in the Spare Minute serie''
up from gems OF thought asIe'
the works Of Thomas Hughes,
thor OF "School-dsy at RasY
coatAins an introduction from
Of James Russell Lowell, and
biographical sketch by Mr. H1
OF the books which boys
never tire Of reading are
Discoveries" by Adam "
"Four Feet, Wings, and
Mrs. Anderson. Maskell. Ml
may be had in three volumes
Overhead" Is another VoIuI
same kind, and Is commsndea
Waldo OF Harvard College a.
best books published for tFs'a
pupils lessons in ASTRONOMY,
these books can be procured,
loguss sent free by sddTe
Lawthrop & Co., 81 Fr'DSIl
Boston, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
Epworsh,s 18th Anuiversnrv

The Epworth's 18th Sunday school
anniversary will be celebrated this
evening in the Epworth church, Tenth
and Church streets, the exercises to
commence at 7.20 o'clock. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Miller Of
Grace church, Rev. Mr.. Rawlins OF
Scott church and Rev. L. Miller pastor
Of Epwcrth. The latter gentleman with
his family will sing several select
pieces. Other exercises will vary the
entertainment, and altogether pleas
ant tine may be expected. Tickets
only tan cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
ResOIutiOns Of ThSn

At the meeting Of sumner
4, G, A. r., last evening 'I,I n
report Of the Committee Oh y
was adopted: Il
Ep'oRs CHAs. SUMNER PoSr, F
PRlS. DEBT. oV DEL, I" 4
NovBuDSG, s.
To THE V. C. AND COMRADES
We, your committee d,'s"
resolutions In aoknowleagm
gift Of Mr.. Childs to this III
respectfully submit the ie,,j "
WHEREAS We have 'n'
tent-Gsneral MoNsir b1sn
tents Of a handsome bios
George W. Childs, there'',' ~
Resolved, That W. "
wsrmest thanks to the gsI
for his beautitul and tiiL'1 \
Resolved, That a copy h
olutions BE- forwarded D,,I "
and that copiss be lufn'" ",i
city and Grand Army paper
Nero BAcE
PATRICK !
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
Five new cases Of smallpox were re-
ported in San Francisco, on Saturday.
DEATHS.

FOX Suddenly, on the 7tb inst, George L
Fox. aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from The resi-
dense of his uncle. Thomas Fox, corner Of
Fourth and Poplar streets, on 1hursday morn
ing, the 10th inst at . O'Clock. Mass at st.
Maryt chucrh.
GRIFFITH.-On the 7th inst, William 10.
seph, son OF William H. aud Sarah q.
Griffith, in the 9th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited IS attend
his funeral from the residence OF his parents,
No. o10 Lombard street, on Tuesday after.
moor, at 2 O'Clock lntermens at Asbury M.
Z. Church Cemetery.
GlBBS.-On the 7th inst, Lydia A., daugh-
ter Of Daniel @. and Josephine Gibbs, aged
years and IL months.
This relative AID friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents, No. 202
Orange street. on Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. 1ntermsnt at Wilmington and Bran
dywine cemetery.
ROWLAND -On the 8 h inst, Miss Adalire
Rowland. funeral Sn Tuesday aiterI oOn,
at O'Clock. rom he residence 9i her father,
Joseph G. Rowland, No. 235 Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
DIseh grglnR RepablIeMns

1t is very credibly reported that
since the election two Republicans hav
been discharged from the morocco manu-
factory Of General ]. Park Postles.
is alss reported that three Republican
have been discharged by o Democrat
10 boss in the ship yards OF tae Bar
lan& H9llipg.Evzth Company.