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Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
THE HUUsTON M ARTIN CONTEST
How IL Affects sussex Dem oc crnss-
The ImPeashmenI Of the Judge
ono OF the Thugs Talked About

How IL Affects sussex Dem ocrass-
The Impeachment Of the Judge
ONO OF the Thugs Talked About.
A despatch OF the 9th instant from
Georgetown to the Philadelphia Ledger
says:
"The announcement rumored on Sat.
urday and confirmed tU-day, that Judge
Houston had served notice Of contest on
x. l.. Martin, his Democratic opponent
for Congress at the recent election, has
created considerable feeling in this
county, the home Of Mr.. Martin, and
former residence Of the Judge. There
are score Of charges Of q general
nature in the notice, but the most i'm g.
pOrtant relate 10 the present assess.
msnt law Of the state and Ito slleged
unconstitutional character. Mr.. Martin
IS now representative from Delaware,
and was reelected last month by $50
majority. Judge Hou ston is member
Of the Superior Court, and the only
pronounced Republican judicial officer
Of the State. u Is threatened If he
presists in pushing this contest, that
the Delaware Legislature next month
will petition Governor Hall to remove
him, but on the other hand It Is clained
that he can be removed only after im-
peaehmsnt for misdsmeanor and con.
victiou.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
The Crane Razaar.

The Grand Bazaar OF the Provident
Society will commence on Thursday
night next. Every effort 10 being
made TO make this the most successful
effort ever made by the ladies in behalf
Of the poor of the city. 1t should be
understood by all that the proceeds Of
the Bazaar are for the benefit of the
Provident Society to be distributed by
the ladies of that society to the dessrv-
ing poor Of the city. The tickets for
the season with will last from Thurs
day night to Saturday night inclusive
ars only so cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
uxw ADvERrrsEHEsrs.
TNRusrEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.


By virtue Of an order Of the Ceurt si Ohan.
csry Of the STATE Of Delaware IN and for New
Castle County made at the september Term,
A. d.. 1881, Oi said Court, will be exposed to
public sale at tho Middlotown Hotel, kept
by Samuel Peacock, in the town 0f Middle
town, New Castle County and state OF Dola-
ware, on SATURDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH
O'Clock, p. N, the following Real Esta'e. to
wit All tnst trait or parcel Of land stu
ste in st. Georges Hd New CASTLE COUNTY
and state OF Delaware, and now or formerly
bounded and de, cnced as follows, TO wit /;
beginning at stake wnere span.
ish oak tree formerly stood, and running
thence slong land formerly Of Nathan W.
Thomas, north fve and three quarter de-
grssS, west one hundred and eighty perohes
and nine-tenths Of perch 70 stake. thence
between this and lands late Of Rsbecca s. X.
C0npell, north eighty six degrees. east one
hundred and ely hty-iour Perche, To . stake
In Cow March Road; thence down said rcad
and binding thereon south three degre, 3,
east one hundred and twenty percbes and
road, thence south three and half degrees.
east afty seven perches and two tenths Of =
perch to stahe In tue north side Of Scott's
Ron; thepee up tho said road and binding
thereon south eighty six degrees and three
quarters, west iorty four psrches and nine
tenths ct perch 70 o stake; thence south
eigh two degrees and three quarters west
twenty six perches and one tenth OF perch
to stake; thence leaving the said run and
IuDning along George Houston's land south
eighty five degrees and three quarters west
sixty-twc perches and iorty-eight hundredths
Of perch to stake; thence south eighty-two
degrees and half west, forty four perohts
and eight tenths OF O perch TO the place Of
beginning. containing within said bounds
two hundred and two acres and one hundred
and four perehes Of land, be the same more
or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place Aforesaid by
EDWARD u. BRADFORD. IR..
trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest :--J. M. HoUsnAE, Reg. U. q.
l27.dkWts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

A muraereus Assault ana BsAbsry
On ship-h0ard "A Desp erale
Gang.
Captain william 8lixrard Of the Mar
garst Pilater hir cd James Updyke yes
terdsy As first mate, and the new officer
came down 90 the boat where she lay
at G. W. Wsldin's wharf, about dusk
last evening and took charge. H
had not been on board long before 3
young rough named Townsend came
up and said he wanted to stay on the
vessel.
Updyke told him he could not do
that, but Townsend came on board aud
declared that he meant to remain as
long a. he pleased, at ali hazards.
Updyks Is q strong young fellow, and
not Inclined to be bullied. He pushed
Townsend off, the vessel, but he re-
turned. Again he put him
ashore, with the same result. Finally
he ad1pted stsrpsr measures and,
his un Welcome visitor having received
q sound thrsshing. was only too glad to
leave. The mLts then went into the
cabin, and some time passed when he
heard q crowd come along the wharf
and proceed to stsalthily board the YES.
sci.
Starting up he ran TO the cabin door,
and, gun in hand, commanaed them to
leave or he would shoot them. He saw
q large number of dark figures
clambering over the side Of the vessel,
and fred into the air, to frighten
them away. They made a rush
at him and before he could
fired again, he was oyerpowered,
knocked down. forced against the
bulwarks Of the craft, and black lacked
into q state Of Inconsistencies. They
then proceeded to ransack the cabin
and stole two shot guns, q rabbsr coat
and other articles.
The mate came to as they were leav.
ing the boat, and commenced tC call
for help. Captain Hilliard Of the
schooner Dunwoody, which was
moored near heard him and came run.
ming up Just in time to see the last Of
the gang retreating in the darkness.
Updyks was badly cut about the head
and face, and lay in pool of his own
blood, bat was not seriously injured.
In conversation with REPUBLICAN,
reporter, who boarded the boat this ;
morning, he said he did not know how
many were in the party, and he could
not speak positively as to who they
were. OF course he now regrets that
he fred into the air instead of at the
rascals, His face is cut with the black |
jack in halt.a-dozen places.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
U. d. COURT,
The WInEate habeas Corpus Case
Postponed for Two weeks.

The W1nEate nabens Corpus Case
'POssPoned for Two Weeks.
At the session Of the United States
Court, this morning, Judge Bradford
presiding, the case Of George T.
Wipgsts, deputy U. s. Marshal, which
was removed from the Mayors ONCE on
q writ Of habess corpus, and had been
postponed until to-day, was continued
by consent Of District Attorney Patter-
son and Charles B. Lore, Rsq., until
Monday, the 10th inst. Mr.. Lore sta.
ted that he had been unable 10 prepare
for the trial Of the case, owing to the
pressure OF business in the Superior
Court, and that ii was not unlikely that
Attorney General Gray might desire to
take part.
On motion Of Mr.. Lore in the matter
Of Elihu Hall & Co. vs. Buckingham &
Co., infringement Of q patent, he was
granted extension Of time TO 6le answers
to pleas for one month.
Mr.. Spruancs made similar appli'
cation in the ease Of Hall vs.. Forbes,
and It was also continued.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
FOURTH EDITION.
TRE END or TRE TEEN.


THO Superior court AdlSdrus
TinalIy last Night. Asser HsS-,
fng Several Arguments.
Specially Rersrssd for the Repph.. h..ican.
new CAsrLE, Dec. 6,-Aftsr the Jury
on tie l!bsl eAas retired At IL. rs, n.
following business was transacted:
In the case OF Aid Loan Association
vs.. Yields, George Gray, Esq., asked
the Court to open the judgment then
given, confirming the Shsriff's sale Of
Yields property, and TO set aside the
sale. Decision reserved.
In the libel case OF MARBLE 4 Thack cry
vs. Chalfant, bail was asked for to the
extent Of damages laid, viz: $5, 900.
Court fixed the bail at 81, 200.
The arguments In the Clemson will
case wss taken up, Geo. B. Rodney,
Bsq., making the closing argu ment for
John B. Clemson.
AFTERNOON sRssIoS.
The jury In the libel case not having
returned, Court took o recess Of forty
minutes at 2 so, and on re-asssmbling
took up the cass Of Cazier vs.. Lum's
administrator. WIN. C. Spruanoe, Rsq.,
fer plaintiff, George Gray, ESQ.,, for de-
fendant.
The jury In The case OF the Delaware
g. r. 4 N. ]. Co. vs.. VIM. T. Croasdals
came down at $40, having found q
verdict fOv the defendant.
In the case Of Caster vs.. Lum the
Court ordered the money paid 70 Mr..
Cazier.
The case OF Croasdals Va. Dr.. Tantum,
In which damages were recovered by
plaintiff last term for e726, was brought
up BY Mr.. Lore and Q motion made for
9 new trial, his reasons being that the
jury agreed that each one should write
on piece Of paper what he thought
due, put the twelve pieces in . hat,
and then when taken out, all the sums
should be added together aud divided
BY twelve, and the result should be the
amount Of damages due to plaintiff.
The Court reserved the q usstion until
'hs Court Of Errors and Appeals should
meet In January.
On motion Of J. L. Vallandingham q
new trial In the Newark slander case Of
Kennedy vs.. Woodrow was granted and
The rule made returnAble the first day
,f next term.
The Sheriff's sale Of D. Lemons prop.
'rty WAS confirmed, with q stay OF the |
writ Of possession until March Is.
Court then at sos adjourned finally. |
THE cRoAsDALR VERDICT.
Four ballots were taken in all In the |
ase OF the D. s. +. L NJ. |. Co., VS..
;roasdsle. On the 6rst and second |
'allots the jury stood s for defendant
md for plaintiff. On the third bal
OF only tive were in favor ofthe plain
III and the fourth ballot was final.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Earth 90 Earuh.

Miss Laura Guthrie. daughter d
Jones' Guthrie, was buried yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of heI
father ON the New Castle road, about
two and one half miles beyond this
city. Miss Guthrie was a pupil Of the
High School and was also member oil
the St. Paul's N. X. church sunday
school. Her funeral was attended by
nuLlerous friends, among whom we're
many Of her schoolmates. Public
school No. 6, of which the sister OF the
deceased is principal, did not have any
session yesterday afternoon. The de.
ceased was laid in q beautiful c>sket
and was surrounded by many floral or.
fsrings, several being gifts from her
classmates. Rev. J. H. Caldwell, D.
D., conducted the services and the in.
tsrmsnt took place at the " Wilmington
and BlandyWlne cemetery. The pail
bearers we're: J. Coalsy, Geo. Robin.
son, Pepper McKaig, John Mahonsy,
Frank Bailey and William Jsffsries.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
aynnd Army OHicerH

Sumner Post, No. a, g. A. b. e1
the folio wing officers last sgeD,us
Post Commander. Y. FlSnsI
Senior Vice Commander-h"'
Trusty.
Observation-Disclosures uoB''l
Surgeon-William Miles
Chaplain-Robert II. Smith n
Offioer.of.the- -Day-PhiliP u;
Otfier.of the. Guard-Wm. D.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
THIRD EDITION.
BOARD or AaEALlM.
AfsoR shs Prsstdeat. for Extrava.
ganee.

AfseF shs Prssideat. for Extrava.
The poard OF health met last evening
In the Mayors once. Owing to the
absence Of President Singley, Mr.. Ken
nedy presided and Mr.. Mullen was
clerk.
The Committee on Accounts present
ed the bills Of William Bowers and d.
Il. Thomas for $26. IL and Sl9. sc respec.
lively, which were approved. The
committee also presented the bill OF
James d. German for six dollars, the
amount charged for coach, hired by
the President and used BY the Board in
visiting Browntown for the purpose Of
inspecting q nuisance said to exist
there.
Mr.. Thatcher said he considered six
dollars . great amount TO pay for the
purpose Of going to see hog pen, when
the nuisance consisted mainly In the
pigs squealiBg The distance, hs said,
was not one mile and q quarter, and II
was perfectly awful for the city to have
to pay the bill.
Mr.. Kennedy said that such things
as will cause expense to the city should
come before the Board aud not be de-
oided by the President.
Mr.. Bickta said thAt the day upon
which the Board visited Browntown
was very bad one and he thought the
President hired the team in good faith.
A number Of members said that II
was intended TO take the Board, and as
the streets we're very muddy they could
not walk.
Mr.. Thatcher again rose and said
that he found fault with doing such
business as hiring . coach and four
horses to visit pig pen. He thought
1t would be better to hire 0 team aud
bring the pen to the Board than TO take
the Board to the pen. As the team was
not ordered by the Board, he moved
the question be laid over until the
next meeting night. Adopted.
There being no other business the
Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
CLAYTON House ArTIvE's1

Yesterday: Chas. HollinsheS"n,i
C. J. Piggott, do. F.; \. ". VsnrSd'l aura
James T. Arlnorth, RiohmogS"
Watts, Louisville, Ky; J. b. Ne sa
Penna. ; B. D. Washburne,
Walter ]. Cake, do; D. II. s'"t
York ; A. r. Dawson, Preston,
To-day Dan'l Wolf, rhi,% r
strayer, York, Pa. Miss ~. ,I.h y:
Camden, N. J. /; H. Frosh iIcn; S1n
York ; R. G. Harman, Phila'''f
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
nEATHS.

G0UERr,-On the 5th instant, George, son
OF Oscar q and Adelaide W. G0uert
aged z years and u months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the ,unerll IRON the resi-
dence of his rents No. ga West 4th stIcet,
on Tuesday afternoon, Tth inst, at o'clock.
BUSH.-SuddeDly on Sunday morning, 5th
instant, Emma ID. wife Of George W. Bush.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited TO attend her funeral, from her late
residence to- West street, on Wednesday
aftern ION. Sth instant, at Q O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Arrived.

Dr.. Darmon has arrived in our city
and is now ready to receive the visits OF
patients in the parlsrs Of Mrs. Day No.
COS Market street. Those who wish 10
profit by his advice should act prompt
ly. His stay In our city will not be
prolonged over q week, hence there
should be NO delay in calling.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
THRUST TEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Court OF Chaa
oery Of the State OF delaware, In and Tor New
Castle County made at the September Term
A. d.. 1880, will be sold at public sale, at the
Midolstown hotel, kept BY Samuel Peacock,
In the town OF Middletown, New Castle G)e.,
and State Of Delaware, en- SATURDAY, the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF DECEM Der. A,
D., 1880, at one O'Clock, p. m, the following
Real Estate, to wit All that certain tract
or parcel Of land situate In st. Georges Hd.,
New Castle County and state Of Delaware,
and now or formerly bounded and described
As follows, to wit
Beginning at stake In line OF land late
Of Peter Bowman, near the intersection ofthe
BucK and Cow Marsh Reads, thence down
along the middle of Cow M ,rsh Road south
two Ans half degrees, east eighty three aud
six tenths pc ches to stake, thence by q
sina leaving said road and dividing this from
land late oi Dr. ] ohm Martin. south eighty.
lix degrees, west one hundred and eigh y.
four perohes 10 d stake In q line Of ia n es
Prices land, thence along that line north
nve and three quarter degrees, west eighty.
th rec and siK teDths perches 10 D corner
8 axe, thense BY land Of tho heirs OF James
Jamison, north eighty -four and o quarter de.
grees east, tiIty.one perchss ana eight tenths
to q stake on the north side Of Q branch OF
1T Georges Mill Pond, and thence north
eighty six and half degrees east, one nun.
dred and thirty.rine perches and three.
ten tbs to the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds ninety.nine acres and
one hund ed BBd thirty.SiX perches Of land
be the same more or less.
Known ~ tho time and place Aforesaid BY
EDWARD q. BRADFORD, IR.,
Trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest -. II. HoUsAAH, Reg. q, q,
l2TdAwts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Malicious MIAchtef.

Sometime during Sunday night som,
scoundrels broke the glass picture cas-,
hanging in front Of Mr.. Besrwald'i
photograph gallery on Market stree
ibovs Third, carried of the pictures
and scattered the frames On the pave
ment. Mr.. Beerwald would give some
hing right handsome to know wht
these miscyeants we're.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
WILMINGTON HAY An
MARKET.
LUMR ER YARDS.
NYEW LUMBER YARD.

take this opportunity of informing m,
friends and the general public that l hay,
severed my connection wi'h Lindley q. Ken
II Co., and will continue the lumber bushes
at the corner Of Front and ustisOn streetS. II
this city. have purchased and will cOnvor
the site known as tho Black Horse Hote
property, into lumber yard, whore hope b.
a careful attention 70 business and the need
Of the builders of this city aud vicinity, I
merit continuance Of the many favor
shoWn me in the past.
lll2lmd B. LUNDY KENT.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Warrington fare Company ON

The following Officers were elected
last night by the Washington Fire
Company:
Piesident-William Hanna.
Vice President--John c. SRsss, Jr.
Seeretary-E. II. Singles.
Treasursr-Wm. McFadden.
Trustees - William Hanna, Lewis
Sasss and W. Il. Hyatt.
Investigating Committee-J. &. Sasse,
Jr., Thomas WEIGH and C. A. Bourdon.
DirectOrs-William H. Jones, James
Il. Yates, c. A. Bourbon, James N.
DickerSon, James n. Millburn, James
B. Tacker and George W. Sasss.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Third Gran d Reception .

The "Orion Club" will give their
third grand reception at Profe, e,sor
Wsbster's Dancing Academy, on Friday
evening, January 7th, 1881. J. Hall ID
Master OF ceremonies and J. II. Morris
Floor Manager. This promise, to be
the grandest reception ever given by
the "Orion."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Preston RrNh.

The Preston Bros, No. 2, East Sixth
Street, have the reputation Of being
amongst the best BARRIERS In the oity.
Those who do no. telievs this have
only to prove it true by trying them
Do not forget thatthsy are at No. =,
East Sixth Street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
A HfnfCl Record.

James Buchsr and Joseph Heck we're
arraigned at the police court this morn
ing ON the charge O! o!disorderly conduct,
and were each fined dollar and costs.
Three cafes Of drunkenness we're
hoard last night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
HextTeFm OfCOurt,

The next term of County Court will
be held in the Wilmington Court House
during the month Of February. The
hearings will consist chiefly of libel
cases.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

A fne assortment OF ladies' al d gen
usm ms satchels, for Christmas pre-,
SO ats. can be bought cheap at Jothua
Con osr's, 237 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

Wilmington Athletic Association.
The gymnasium Of the Wilmington
Athletic Association at Tenth and
Orange streets, "the old foundry is
well ps.ronized these long winter
nights. This is an excellent place o!
resort for young men. The association
Ia very strict in the enforcement of the
rules. No intoxicated persons are al.
lowed TO enter or remain in the build
ing. No discussions are permitted ex-
cspt at the regular meeting. Boisterous
and profane language is positively for
hidden. No persons except those hold
ing monthly tickets are admitted to the
use Of the apparatus. The building is
open every day and evening, Sunday
excepted, from a. m. to lo.30p m.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
w q nlilI N0aO.

One more car load Of apples II you
want choice barrel Of apples tor little
money or If you want o save m ,ney In
buying, call on smsltz, No. IL Easi
Fourth strset.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
Wei De Meyers
CAT ARRH

TURR. UaqusstionabIy the most impor.
" tant medical discovery slncs vascina.
ton. A remedy which assfmiiates with the
mucous membrane and forms not emily 0
local, but constitutional cure at any
stage. One package generally sutfiees. lie.
liverod by Druggists or by d. Il. pRwRY d
Co., - Dey street, N. r., sl.69 complete.
Treatise and remarkable statements by the
cured mailed free. The afiictet can 70.
Ter to:
aso. W. LAxskaar, 70 Biddls St., Balti.
Mr.. scaaenpns, 500 North Broadway;
.IoHU l.. HHRRINs, o. PARK Avenue and
McMechan 81;
dEo. 9. PRnssuar, Prep. West End Ho-
tel, Long Branch
r. K. HMTHsssrIHn, Ebbih House,
R.y. Ono. Z. PsArr. st. stephens Rss.sry,
Philada.;
REV. A. A. suMIsR, Frederick, nd;
Nile. AINnB. Opera Prima Donna
PAuL BoISToH, the great swimmer, Flush
ing, l.. L.;
s4M'I. BISsDror, r., oa1 Broadway, N.
T., ete.
A real cure Of Catarrh for sl.to!
1l21.2taw ..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
BURNSIDE A RRsIDEEr,

James Johnson aud Wm. Henry !
examined, and then John BaFHj
about whom there had been 80 .
testimony was called. John ~
n0nchalsnt and unooncerneG' sNa
gitness, "in September llI'J
the Ninth wsr1, and have Lived
sincsiI came into the State from 1
sylvanis in July" j
The President (eagerly)-Ls"'
The witwess with iudillefpnc
Oh, no; July two years ago ND'I
ter.) j
Mr.. Psynter, with magnsnln
then offered the startling though
utterly valus'sls information 'lA
knew Burnside lived in the city y
had sheen in our employ Il
1t had Leen shown earlier in',
that Burnside on election day hSu
cred the election officers by ssy~S
wife lived in New Castle. He nov
that his wife went out to service
didn't know where she was MI
ter raised the point that a man
have to vote wherever his V'NY
election day. Burnside got the
him, and turned the laugh oy j
questions directed at Mr.. Payn'''
put with SO much sbrewdneH
cause the eoupcilnsu to rear
The case was then adjOurneu
Friday night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO 10
w general housework. Apply No. 50.
West Filth street. II
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

UTANTED.-TWO GENTLEMEN OR
w gentleman aud wife to board In pri
vste family. whero home comforts can he en-.
Dyed. 6U7 West Third street l274tt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

WY ANTE D.-A LADY WISHES
w dressmaking or plain sewing by day
At rs cents. Apply at oOS West sixth st.
l2Tt6t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
LITTLE BRERZg.

William Pennington, colOrti
SWerei sixty.two questions in mono
tables. Presently Mr.. MoMenalaiuIf
and saving the air with bis arm
some excitement interrogAte1 tho
ness 10 this effect:
"Didn't you vote at the city eIsc
In the Eighth Wardi"
Mr.. Rodney instructed ths Hisa
that he was not bound to answer
question unless he chose to. Hsdld
answer.
Some enc accused Mr.. ROdreyOt
Ing examined the witnesses boy
hand. Mr.. Rodney indiguau.g
MED the charge.
"You advised the witness Dol
answer that question, "said K D.
lor, "snd that looks suspicious, u
weigh this In deciding the case
James l.. Hawkins was reoAid
testified that Pennington had II''d
the ward ample time to bo ~
there at the city election.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

uYANIED. -RELIABLE AGENTS AT
w No. 40 ,,hipiey street. l27t2s
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

VXTANTED.-WE ARE RECEIVING
w many daily applications for houses to
rent. l2T4t HEALD h co.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07
FIFTH E0IrIOy.
OLeUD-LYNs-

Tse karsfal Contest OF mr. -,
6fves q Farther h.ar,.' 20
Falls Fiat. q
The Cloud. Lynn coutes, ,O,,
spectorship Of city eIsction. va ~
Ninth ward, came up bsfors ~ "a
again last evening, when An 49,. oOa1
special session was held for tho ,Uui1 ""'
Of giving IL . further hearing pufp|
1t will be remembered 6.,
last meeting the Democrats eIsi' !,
have proved illegal votes, bn,
not show for whom the alleged ~. ,,'.l
lent ballots we're cast. Lynn, sa ~!
ity over Cloud was exactly 3
would made the election a liz a.,
suit In an election by the Denn..! ~.
council. The names of tho I 0'Sl
voters are Samuel Gran,
Walker, John B. Bapon and D..
Z. Flemming, who were as,s.,,a1
March, Samuel Bush, convict. jots
Coyle, William Black and John D.
side, nonresident.
THEY DIDN'T KNOW uUc,.
The plaintiff (Cloud) called u
Witnesses and then rested nj,
The first Was Martin Farrell. bnt
tin did not respond. The nsr,
little AL. Mcdaniel, who said bs
gone and got some plans Of rssidsD.'
importance In the case, but had
the bit and knew nothing. Tbs n
and last was Bailif Daley, who ~
fad that he had gone over ipto
Ninth Ward to ierve q sunuoD,
Thomas Jefferson, one Of the NM
Illegal voters In the bill Of e,upI'Il
and he was told that he had uovsI
IN "Mutton Hill" near the byirk !,
IN Lancaster Pike.
Mr.. Rodney here offered Cloua
opportunity TO withdraw his cs.e 4,
,ad proved nothing. The other |,
,laimed that 8, (msntiouoi sb,v,)
,sen proved beyond doubt, apd i,
vas enough. Mr.. Rodney said
'roof was insufficient and procssd,d
'all witnesses for Mr.. Lynn.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-07

OARDIN G.-TWO GENTLEMEN
ID can have board with pleasant front
room In private family ut 33I East Fourth
street. l27t4t