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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-13

BOSTON
ONE-PRICE ONE-PRICE
| ONE-PRlcE ONE-PRICE,
CLOTHING HOr Sc:
CLOTHING HOUSE:
M IiySs CASHMERE SUITS, ALL =,
INDIGO BLUE Flannel SUITS,
Color guaranteed) .................... 900
FINE ALL-WOOL CHLVIOT SUITS 1000
FINE ALL-WOOL UASSIMERE
81 IT'S, ,..,,, :...;.::..:........... 1890
SlMERE SUITS, A RARE BAR.
FINE AhI-WU0I, SAWYER, Gas GAS. LOW
SlMERE SUITS. 1900
HARRIS & SAWYER,S FiNESr -''
CASHMERE SU rs, 14OO AND. 1900.
BOYS. BOYS. BOYS.
FINE CASHMERE SUITS, 400; BOYS
ALL-WOOL SUITS, 900; BETTER SUITS
500 tX FINE ALL-WOOLS SUITS 100.
oHILDREN':5 CHILDREN's
Suits, $50; EObby Styles, Q 50. 275, 800. ALL
wool Cashmere Suits $500, 3. so, 400, 45O.
Livery suit named in the Mems Department
is our own manufacture, the cloths In each
garment being thoroughly sponged. and the
workmanship thoroughly inspected before it
is placed in stock.
Mr.. Geo. Mccall is now with the Boston
House, aud assures his many friends that he
has great bargains to of 3r them.
BOSTON
BOSTON
ONE-PKlCE ONE-PRICE
ONE~fRlCE ONE-PkICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
213 MARkET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST.
213 MARKET ST., 213 MARKET ST.
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PRESIDENT HAYES yesterday sent the
name Of john c. Patterson, Esq, Of this
city, to the Senate for confirmation Of
District Attorney of the United States
District Court CT Delaware, in place Of
William G. spruance, Esq, resigned.
Mr.. Patterson is one of the Oldest and
ablest members Of the bar Of Whining
ton, and we hope the Senate will speed
lily confirm the appointment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-13
WINDOW SHADES,
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES.

Consisting of Oils, Betting, Packing, Rubber
Goods, etc. A new line Of Pipe Fittings,
Brass Work, Valves, ect. The old agency for
the celebrated Averill Chemical Paint.
The new preparation for walls called ALA
BASTlNE cheaper and better than Kalso-
mines, easily applied and durable. II 29tt
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THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
L in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Grand Depot, 18th st., Mar1et to Chestnut,
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LECTURES.
OPERA HOUSE. LECTURE ROOM.
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1850,

Prof. A. E. willis will deliver his highly In.
teresting lecture on Physi0gpomy, to be Mus
trated with pictures, and public dcsipaations
OF character by face and hair.
Tickets 20 cents at Thomas & Co. Com
mence at o'clock. 311-3tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-13
FLOUR.
ELOUR! FLOUR!

Au>oOh fLOUh!
FLOUR inexperienced housexeepers may
FLOUR safely trust cur judgement as to
FLOUR the quality of the FLOUR with
FLOUR which we will I'LL their orders. We
FLOUR spare our customers the annoyance
FLOUR which results from buying poor
FLOUR flour. Unsurpassed In quality and
FLOUR unexccled In its preparation. Our
FLOUR FLOUR is a valuable aid to good
FLOUR housekeeping.
FLOUR Then again we sell Mt ROCK
FLOUR ROTTOM PRICES, to-day choice
FLOUR FAMILY FLOUR at $500 per bar
FLOUR rel, and o handsome Superfine
FLOUR -four at IS per barrel, and half
FLOUR or quarter barrel Of -four at the
FLOUR same rates. GIVE US A TRIAL.
W. N. CHANDLER,
Gil Market Street, Gil Market Street,
Half wav betGeon SIKH and Seventh.
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IE VARIETY PALACE.
ADAMS & BRO.
| 504-MARKET STREET-6O4


TOYS ADAMS A. RRo
Toys
TOYS b04-MARKEr STREEr-EoA
Toys
TOYS BICYCLE'st RICyCI .r,S
TOYS
Toys CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Toys
Toys rlages Just In. Gall and exam-
IIoys pvoo
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FREIGHT LINES,

fkERGHV LINES.
NOR PHILADELPHIA
WARMERS PHILADELPHIA
AND
WILMINGTON PROPELLERS,
Sail from Market street wharf, Wilmington
daily, at 6P. M. Frem first wharf below
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, daily, at 1
o'clock, P. M.
Express arrangements In both cities, By
which prompt delivery Of merchandise is In
sured.
CHARLES WARNER & CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF,
Wilmington Delaware.
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CLOTHING.
TINE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OFTHE
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS,

s.s NOW BEING oFFERED AT THE
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TNNNTERED AT THE POST-OFF1CE AT
G Wilmington, Del. as second.eiass mat
bE
NOTE

The REPUBLICAN still leads In
circulation. Advertise where you
get the most for yOur money and
the REPUBLICAN IL that paper.
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LUM BER.
GTORE FIXTURES!
~
Stero keepers and others contemplating
changes or improvements 25.h inst, will find
it to their interest to examine the largs and
varied assortment OF
COUNTER TOPS,
REEDED BOARDS,
PLANED LUMBER,
SHELVING, &c,
OF
A. M. QUINBY o.,
CORNERS FRONT AND MADISON SITS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-13
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

DAYNAED & DAWSON-JEWELRY
Have at their store,
229 MARKET ST., 229 MARKET ST,
20 MARKET ST., ~ MARKET ST,
A full assortment OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SlLVERWARE, SPECTACLES,
SlLVERWARE, SPECTACLES,
OPERA GLASSES, &C., which they are
SELLING AS Low AS THE LOW EST.
Both being practical workmen all work
left with them Will receive careful attention.
l-13ly
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FINE CASHMERE SUITS, 90; BOYS
ALL-WOOL SUITS, 600; BETTER SUITS
500 ; tx. FINE Al L-WOCL SUITS 100.
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GROCERIES.
80 GENTS PER POUND.
TREAT WESTERN TEA OoMPANI
W. X. BOWMAN, Manager,
Wilmington, Delaware.

10 E. SECOND ST., 10 L. SECOND
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Suits, ESQ., NObby Styles, $50. 275, 800. ALL
wool Cashmere Suits, $500, $50, 400, 45O.
, 1880-01-05

hfs Majesty had ordered the arrest Of tho Czaro.
witch should prove tr1le. At tho same time. It
mist bo admitted that the position Of tho Czare-
Witch = exceedingly trying lie percetvcs that
s S's o sSSy ct h9 a ss
stFnncy nf hts fnthor. lie secs also TINT rovol-
to,lary A.'otrincs nTr fnst sproadtng, M Mot only
nslonK, tho administrative authorities, but
siort t!ms, III II. t%lhoS L he psEssts i, II
4 military prtln,lrc1nmc,t1, stch M ia ovon io'y
feared, would ovcrturn tho nnthurity Of tho
hia fainlly. Untler those circumstances, tho
atitlacity Df tho Cznrcwttnh In demanding tho
itlnt!on of eonstatMttona: rcglme Is pan,on. peat,
tho Car In this difficult Grisis. Politicians hero,
thtM,gl1 greatly Interested In lhlselnn Atfnfrs,
sccni .isposod, for tho mornont, to maintain d
diplomatic Hflunce with reference to this new
TEaTl1, Dec. Is, evonlns.-Tho Ftster Corr
R1ntttt,,t publishes lDttcr frnn st. Petersburg
which c0ntaIns tho following Btntetncnts: Must
serious difficulties havo arisen between tho Cnr
rlnntling constitutional reforms, which th? En-.
rcror refuses t0 Hrnnt. Tho Czhrewltch bssed
hla request III the ground that the Emperor
,nst t BY rcs'aia,cq f taG i%tIo
ceLyed or,lefs. for arrcatlng tho Gzarawitoh,
which wero only countern,anded Oh the receipt
Of n tclcKrnm from, tho Czarina.'
cory Of petition which viii shortly 10 present
cd to him by the Benntc, demanding tn hrm
lnng.,nge, th0t bis Majesty, by gra1tng rights
nnd liberties, should mako tho people tnein-
insists n Wow OF tho feeling nmnng tho officers,
upon The necessity Of rroclAtning q Constttil-
tIuti, nntl thrcatons q prouuncfamorto IN cAso
t',o, present rcprcssivc measures aro pefslsteJ
, 1880-01-05

polico. 1t ia nllcgetl that his Baloon was the
rendezvous for tho gang, and TINT ito fnOrD fhnn
OuGe gnt rid Of thDtr spurious Gntn. Siporln-
tcncnt oponnSll sta,cs that m'inr .r, W. ~ r 9pr
stealing II tlunnttty nf clothing frtm ant, EnEcl,
tho IIcc Department tallnr, for which no served
futr years NJ Joliet. Ami wrl'n hr r. 1t II, hn
Intends IL nrcsttBn tho tcctzf htltl uniiiYs "
hoM.
Fred lscckman was yesterday arrested nlMl
chnr}cd with strolIng 4 number tf ,n,ol.inlls
frn vnrtona aalotns:. Along nfn,it t,ooil te c1,..
trrct tho suonn nf T.. H!.ito+ ut tho corner ot
Nineteenth nN MorHln streets, md t'cgnn rlny..
INK pool viii, THO prt'prlctnr; When tiioy s,,t
lntn his t,teknts md left tho plnce. Tho snlonn-
keeper, i1llRstHF tho bnls. out nfter hn Rrd.
with tho nss!slnce nf officer Il. H. Wnlker, tho
frilnw wns r1In down and ARRESTED TIL Centre
bnils stolen fr,m SIlos snlonn, int IN hss pos
session wnru sotci! nthor hHlls nnt Wnttfnm
silver watch. for Which nj t,w,lrr Is wanted.
Tho Finllell strict resident fs mt 10 he
nskr1 questions with tmp,tnlty slnrng thcsu
troublesome times. Lust evening ,lnserl Mtchc,
Il an1Conketper ut tho C1,rnerNf nrk Mirl ,Jnck"
snn streets. while up in that secton nf tho ct1lii,
yt'ara Of Agc, he nskc'l him tho why to frlcntts
hn,sc. whnso nntnn he mentioned. Smith
flew into Il yincnt nasaun without my
further Nr,yOcatlon thnil this, n,sl lH'Knn tn
at.nck M!chlc with ~ OH sws'r.! bHyt,,et: lle
~ FNncli street. and the grocer, to protect HIN,
closed the lluor With the Intention ut keeping tho
lrrte Smith ont. Hut he WIS nt nncG innts9 tho
defensive party, 'y Smith tl,r.siinG the l,ynnct
thIrsty Smith w,is then arrested md locked up
ut the nty.scGnnd Street Shltlon.
, 1880-01-05
SUBURBAN.


Mr.. r. N. Tiliotson wns tho recipient Of a
patent adjustable cusy-chnir New Years Day
from II number Of his friends.
The following officers wcre elected for tho en-"
snng year ut tho annual meeting Ut the nnpttst
su1ulAy-schuo!: sr, j. c. Dcntson. Suporntend.
cttt trc-ccctctD: Mr.. G. II. Knights. Assistant
Superintendent: Mr.. o, +. Glc.,dcn, sccrct.lry
nnd Treasurer: Mr.. Stephen Mnynntt1, Lfbrslrlnn:
Nr. ". l.. shMndrrw, Assistant Librarian The
Presbyterian sunday school elected Mr.. 4. u.
s.1,nnn Superintendent, Prof. a. ". Fletcher
First. Ass!ssnnt superintendent, and Mr II. 4.
1'nrker Scconsi- Assistant Superintendent, with
the al4.ee Of thy officers tue sne Us iast yer. q
meeting elected tho following nl.ccra for 1sSo:
President, Mr.. Joseph llhr'g; vlsc-prTs.nt, . ,it
Thu next meeting Vt tho ancicty will hu hold ut
tho rcstdencc 0f Miss Carpenter, corner ~ sixty"
sixth and Ynlc streets, next M0tldny evening.
Mr. FL now. WIN received II .Rcrorg 'lcst,
wmlnt Now: Ycar's evening frtim the accidental
tiselinrgr Df pistol, is rapidly recovering.
Snr,sl Ledge, Nj. bo9. I. o. q. r., wi! give Il
supper tomorrow evciullg ut Its halt III Mhroony
1flim.k.
, 1880-01-05
THE COURTS.

ITEMS.
Judge ntolgett resumes the call Of his law
calendar Today.
Tho Appcllatc Court will deliver opinions to-
morrow or Wednesday.
Judge jameson goes to tho Criminal Court to-
day. The Judges had conferences together
Saturday nttcrnoOn nbnnt hnvinE soino assist
sMce In trying tho t(unsi- -crin,inal caennr, md
tlley authorized Judge Jntneson to select ono IT
tho Judges to assist him. Tho mode of selection
Is to to l.y putting tho names Of nll tho Judges,
except Judge Smith WIN hNs lust been trying
this clhss Of cascs. 1T il hnt, md then 1r1.winH
onp niEit.. II ls mt ktM,wn. however, ,te!inttay
whether Jfltlge Jnrncsnn will nec,l any tssstnncn.
Fr!.ny next Will be tho lust dny Ut scryice antl
Of iilinK tria! motions to tho Janunry torn Of
tho Circuit Cnnrt,
Discharges from bankruptcy wero Issued Fri.
tiny to llrrltzheIner Dros., II. II. Dc Snnto, and
George +. M0rr1tfa. ..
| AssiYnccs will l1o chosen this morning for
George ". Springer, Charles W. Heed, Horace
and Mnrthn A. Uuckmlnstcr, and George W.
Jones.
X tlnnl-d Dividend meeting will he held Mt p.
IN. IN tho cusu Of ". II. Keen. Cooke & 70.
, 1880-01-05


KEiR-of d!pht!'ern. Albert Ke!r nasd years and
Dmsntla, H1n Ut Euwnltl and Hnrah Ktlr.
FunGrnl from 4tf t1eldeh-AY. IAn. b. ut y. m.
WATKfNs-on Jan: . N tlGr s0th YoGs. Charlottc,
Fancfal from t1as ies!aon@es ~ ot hor dauFto5 Mr.
70 t;n!celaMl. Friends of tho fany nre invited.
tE~EnEllsh tAreth please copy.
WILLIAMS S-Hnnday Jim. 4, 1877. nj bis Into rusl.
doncc, 10! WuhAbh-Ax. Wnlter Z. Williams
Funnrn aeryiccs Tuosday Mt O'Clock p. m. Rs
ulaina to bD taken East.
Oi,1:iINE-At tho residence OF her parents ln iat0
View, ut scarlet fovgr, Saturday evening" !hH little
MNy, daughter uf GgGTY0 nnd Maria y. Obctnc, aEed
yIlru months md days.
Memorial services will 10 hold ~ the Fullerton
Avnhnu Presbyterian Church 1T date to 10 LII"
nDunceA. -.-- ...-
ESfslrIIT-At Iis residence. lt3 WeAt Sixteenth
IT., HnIHy, Ian. 4, 1850 Timothy Entght In the 18th
yeilr nf his M9c.
Notc0 IF GuneEnl h8rDafter.
1luTI.EIl-PctHnns lcair!ng TO intend tho funeral
Borvices or Miss CntArnB H. BntIer will ha COnygJel
"a lt9selE by. casr!nFc. ftnn tho h1use of !Shn
oci0eE lU.iny. bIonds Of tho family tnvised to
ntteId.
HUCKLEY-Dn jan. 4, laurie. youngest daughter
Of tawroHca IT. nnd Wlnu!o buckley. azed = years
months and u days.. .
hY l1Ct1uunH EN}yNrY CCfnAtQfp
, 1880-01-05
THE JANUARY THAW.

NTef1nI U{FHltH 10 Ht EHttnIu 1TWHHts =
MILWAUKEE, Jun. 4.--The rain ccNsct Inst
night, md, contrary to general expectation. has
been followed by II wnrm sprIng-llko day. Tho
SHOW l.ns entirely Disappeared, whllo tho leo In
the rivers Is breaking up. Tie riso Of wAter in
tho Mcnononre Vnltuy wRs 30 great that It broke
mp tho leo mud endangered sovcrnl bridges on
tho main line Of tho Chicngo, Milwaukee Il St.
md Hooded Tho low land surrounding tho now
round-hOusu and mAchlne-shops In tho vicinity
Of the cnttle-yArsls, 80 ls to resemble atnnl
intn tho lnke ns fast 1iR It breaks up.
, 1880-01-05

lkANlAl!C NoIEs'
mn n'nuso',i. a.uy 20 .uo 49,. ;s. ~" r'.s
fccehty 'htfllctai III otso W 'no inoA.tcs ~ 't'
Petersburg. The t,lny la undo out or "L1tran-
zero Of l)um,,s Ills,
.,.,.... -, . A.. ,,,,
MISS ltehr1htN Ir1lh is tho ault ~ tHo H"i~
sietI Strpet OpDrt-IIollaD during the present
week. Thut thortre. by tho way, will hereafter
In Ducn u. SuI,tlMy ,tl9ht,
.-,'- ,.,. ,,'...,.. T,.-, H., -, ,,,u,,,,
Iho itieo Snrlr'so rarty anM tn9 at Hae sisty
GoMiany cloacl tHer cil8aKemeiit aha hiEne ~
!!nrtrly'a md ilonlGy's r;.speetivoly' sllntiao
Palmer also ut 1inml"s. All bud gt'od h"1scs.
In now mc1oArana at tho surrey Theatrc,
ramd.p' m 1rhm'ins i,nat,u,.n rSws int siuht Ind
i,nss,Sess d mi, pairste,i 10 represent eorpse
tust taknn frDm1 tic rlyor. yho nudicnco Eocs
SwiItl Will iuligllt.
w." ,,,,.u uo.,~
Instead Or Les FqurchaMgnutst, nms
!toys" VII ho given ih's breh!nR ny H.. a!ahli!ma
ty tho lllekcy t.lnKafs! ootnPA!ly Ing post-
rtillelnt,i1t III tno tOfheT pece u hNlu ~ W o"
Ing u tho NoIl-arFlfal ot II tea'I1h8 lmst1'
A J,hilnduEphtn ppce,,lntor Ind sixty theatre
tInkrts fDft n. hia hands, HD tore ujf tho ru-
s"rvcsi-so cu,,pons. at ssd fhe rcm1i1.t!er Tor
nim,,ir ns,nIss{nns ri, IL s,ltmt4,ilunt njxht Tho
m"mr'r rI,T,.,i II, hDuor thf,i,l. ind tho apcru.
"t,r s1,,,irI,,I thn n"nny tn tho pi.rchusurs lie
h"a nt,tntnt.,i n i,,1unft nj Inv fur tho ntlrns-
aI's, HI v"imn ~ Tia sfxty Tickets, ~''''1
1'o'+ '"1 , v. wv ,.>,' ..,.s,.,.,, A.. ;,,. ~,
"A conl-hcaEer nils aslohtsnen tno pcoPlg ot
Oent ~ Willing dr !hnt thaiKn n0t WIN
, 1880-01-05

Not fur fr,1n the railway station in Hartford,
q druggist draws tr0M silver fNucat under hla
mineral Natcr, u liquor which ha tlennlninntcs
uul which IL always calltd for under tho nAllu
~ n Now York brewers becr. Tlo tlrugKist'A
customers for this hevcruXu are almost nll
ludles, who say that tho "tnulo must be drunk
tuStQ,
, 1880-01-05
THE LEOTA MINES.
What a Man Of Experience Says
Concerning Them.
A Rather Drcnry Prospect FOR People
with Money Invested There. ),


mnnt Iln',so xnsrnlay ] Az Afternoon, ito cnlforelian
;a, r.; ss!, n;ass n"t The s.an n ,,ase @
sek .a,. m"pu. ., VI eA''''e'''''' A"'' ''o''o"'
VAS n mining proposition on small scaio,
said hc, believe it to ho II safo one. III t,thor
wor,ss, II matl nr a cnmrnny lMtight tho mill ut
tho price for which 1t was offered, $4,000 1T cost
hut a million, with nh tho nrpllances), md p,lt
III Some eof''sa'nen. a'a IT, .a."t "H "s
trilnifc,-for II cerfnin portion OF Il da'iht hitet
9 919 WAS % mhsS ~ on aa qsy sasS ue
~. W ~. ~ ,no ,f,T,-ent ,ninca IN ~, district
so' o"' ~ ..'s ,,.,'.' ~. -" wv VIZ.
but to depend i upon thoso mines being good ut
Eruat depth Is n doubtful proposition"
"Mhat Is tl'e nlM1ter wish ,,'a the'''f .,,o .u.,
"Ihe iorfnetion Is hMes'ano' INC ores M.e
he9 arc n snys S9St ayes yens baon N s to
Are tlore any good ,,icpos'ts tn9r9Y ,}".o ,r,,
yielded III THO t9Hregato In tho Nelghborhool Of
hnlf u million dollars"
"soms @ "f i Il WIS s Yer vesy high grade, running
from fl0o and In strcaka ns hlEt rs $aIo to tho
ION. hut t'lat wns under, THO o'l rcgsue of
Stewart, 'In!irs. anf Trcnur !,aIK.
u!woH ne ~, s,aitiors nrn r., Ioxssaxion or
aa sna % nun 'sis eps 0 tno ssa soSn pe s WSah il
sahs; 4 afsw ,ounv m,ncs In ,,,ov oyuy.
a trn,, tuny nniy s ,tMnu w. Wi, wcrc oc,,e IA
tho @ luir,l Of Tr,istecs.' '
s e. sy e ns %s Ses Is "ss s Sy o e's s mek o
nnmy: nyts''''o'o' o''''' ''''''" ~ '"' ''''
'""'' ,,,r,, =, 49,. 80 r,r, 1ro
"who t1oas a,as9 !, HDn "alo,r NJ tor' f'R1A 1' II
"Gu0ryc plEncy. lie hns Il certificate OF pur.
, 1880-01-05
1IAyEIsLY,s l'IIIsAT1sE.

Mrs. Inl,ls F,llk will sing Jtsephiie Tonight Mt
IIaver!y's Miss Adn so.ncrs liebe, and Miss
Jessie Ilnrtlott will sing Huttcfcnp, "a in tho
urgnnl c,,st. Miss HnrtIott will nlso appear for
the first ttnis In this city In tho role 0f Counsel,
In "TriAl by Jury" Miss Jcsale achieved signal
SUCCESS lit this character III tlo Elst. Mr.. Frank
G. Walker will bo tho Sir Lpsept ha first appear.
nt,cp with this GonlpMny. Efforts will ne tnadc
to hnve Mr. Chnrlca knurr appeur us isu'M ur1o
ilrst appearance tntts plnco tn.ln0rrow ovonlnE.
U,,rttK The wcok Mrs. Fnlk will urnelr US Iitl,c
for thH tlrnt tlmo. A week NJ rxCGllnnt cntpr-
tnlnu,ent IL III prospect ut this thcatro.
, 1880-01-05

franklin Miner iilcd bill Saturday against
lhts wlfc Kcxln, asklng for u divorce on tho
ground Of adultery.
John Paul filed similar petition, charging his
wifo ,Alnry with long continued and repeated
cruelty.
Elizabeth I3 Tulip lteeiusc Bhu run AWAY aud lett
him about five years ng0.
, 1880-01-05

SrpER1un unr-C1SREHsI0Ns-Eiwin Ncnn VI.
John T. Ekhston,, $7.sbon ltefd OF vi. vs.Syilllnu1
". MAnHpenker. f7l.H
surancu Company Of Chicago; hn4!nK. EGN.
, 1880-01-05
CIRCUIT COUNT.

Frnnk I.tnscnblrth filed bill ngn!nst Mini
Abel md William Loeb to forcclosc u trust-ectl
securing $l,500 on tho north lfty feet excepting
tho Gust tlftytwo feet Of Lot 3, Block &, In skn-
ner s. Jutld's Subdivision In tho northeust luar-
tor nf Sec. II, ~, H.
Th0t,,ns s. Nelson, Ja,ncs Nelson, F. e. Oge,
and Charles s. Nrlsull begun II suit for $5,OU
ngntnat Stettn,lcr !lrnthorS 4 Co.
WI. II. GuAnK brought suit for 5000 aXutust
tho TtrAny lsetrigcrltnr Cur Company.
Cl.ri FlcrltZ illGsi u bill NKnihst C. l.. N1ehoff
MIcsMcl rh!lbln. Cntherlnn and +. J. Jennings
and l3rllgat and Michael McNulty to ftrccl,so Il
trlset-deG,1 for 40, OIL Iot tU III Yoing's Sub
division Ut part Of tho Ktngsbury tract.
, 1880-01-05
THE MILITIA.
A Convention of Military Officers
to Be Held at Springfield
To.MorroW.
How Discharges "For the GOOD of tito
Service" Arc 10 }o Regarded
Hereafter.
Miscellaneous Notes Of Interest Concern
ing tho Various Militia Or
ganizations.


M @ ~ Of snr: Isar "se,n or ,n' es s
by N Adjt..us. it, I sir ii I It IS Expected that thero
viii l~ l,rre number ri delegates present from
iIrurpnt portions IF tito State H1'l soverl'l Dill
eers vi! e. trm cs!eaF" The .s Convention ,,,. M i,
tim rut,iru pr tl1o n,tjA, with special vGW Of
nxitntlug tho question IT organizing II Nattonaa
mti;t, This i}nn ia rny0rc y nearly MI tultt-
tnry officers but It IS understood thnt soc ntu,-
ucrnts who cnnnot valve tleIr conyic-
ttons rcTarllns stotc-rlsh.s, even In
organization, Will opposp the measure.
1f the result souxht enid t,o brought nla,,t III
the right way, 1t would l,o MI incstImablc boo,,
r., Inn m1lt,n nf this Ytate and MI other States
~ ,,,., ,f,,, n,t ,,,,, n the rnn,trra ,1os,rc
ii thts vi II j. II 10 aIcct the State appropriations
.. s ,,,nt,at r., t,,,, o,,,1o ond thcrn nr, n1sn
hnw ctn''t..ien W 'ae e'r H.,.! ,, -. .
".mp ,.n' s,'.s ,ns,e ~ w. w. MN, ro,o IA ,oacn
convention tetolo t'e n''.' wv .,, 20 '""u ~, ~
Should there le n rc''ly-n'Fde proRfnm III '"o
y wese % IN thu } Sss III sne ' elesae e % prcs
ent, md lc!lhcrnton and plenty ut time for
discussion s,f Tho points sho1'tl bo Fivcn There
ure arguments prO anl con IF this INIT
~ ,,ir.t 1,rhano I'm .,vrli fnr Gnt,.
Torrc,,cc to Invite somo Of tho
st.w '.n,,ors ~ ,ho .,',,,,,r.nrmv hcnuor.crs
nun ..: u. auo Gt,o,'r ,,io,rntto,,
~ tnis c.tS r. nseaunIhay tho , 1,s',Ev ,ut ~
@s to sxsM m r y cf bIshtv i. II; dys nho pt tst cy
sy"i,I,, l,c imve to- tnkc ni, nutvG part If, tho
f'nnvnntlan. ri f;on. GsosIc X, Ersyth cspcciuiiy,
sto,,l,i In Invited IA IL IA well kn,yn that he hns
for ycars heen coi,stcrlng tue question. ansl Is
Il wilrm ntlvncMtc uf tho n,ctst,rc. t!n Shgri,
iR Tns 6neo hctlr1l to shy TINT the ini!ith htld
done more tn awaken military spirit through,
1i othnr so "ua. "n,,eo uyer T kp"w Tho iln"s MI
u,nn.nnr,tI,."w u natn,nnti l,v ruttirmf fnii1-
, 1880-01-05

Delicious iclcacles, dulnttly devised, dally de-
light uawson't diverae dealers. n, H.. Eli Stato
, 1880-01-05

NpFANCY PNICRs.-lGst set teeth, "a; tllllngH
rates. NcChesuey Dros.. ClRrk aud Hand0lDh-Rta.
, 1880-01-05

hna snccecdtu In entttfAlhlnE the nHucrPMft
for quito awhile. Hc WINS full Of sympathy Tor
tl1o oyorwnrkod, hut ihoro wns nothing practical
il his address q tho starving, for he never uco
With then,. lie. wis very severe, howcvcrt 81,
refusing to niiow Tic Wing. .hnn1llcd hoo n.
carcfnl not 10 shy anything; calculated to p!nco
him IN appnrcnt lntaEon!siu to tho power Which
"ta John m f. +. scamar ] md othors folowct, In
sIceehes, nal ct tho same general chnrnStcr @ ts am
when the crosl hui t!re,l % out a,,tl tae bail was
Youxo noop1ttats.
Early last evening n citizen rushed into tho
West k'ndtson Street sutton with thc lnfurinn-
tion that s9mo ynnnx thieves, nayE harso r.,
S SSSYs E lss s's s iss es! 3nSoI f
Hna rouahf hsfno II ra Is wSa sesstose u ars M
hcy. Nicim.as md Muses. Ite,lmrt,tl, agtss
M - ,na " yGHss Ms jssnsfa,yfy sn; rs TnS Tic
f'S Ssrs,re N Of Hs ' m f5sf% s." srcaf TON he S",s h
Sre ] s. s%ssrs ~ lad sc vsitns Mf hss sa %
ill.fnrlc, anil had iccn conducting themselves i,
ex,lstns lnannGr The h"s hrs ,st;p staplsses' I"
nrssht M ips t% c h'st atnts" thst sss M"ssis Ths
yoF NJ M VI sfs to YIN .res ss'' !s sfsa Es''; II! !.
an" and s*y sass ss,ans ssef's irco sy 1Sywy yss sfss
10 500 whit Injury ihey hid .orc. Ths accident
s'f ears eoc ' saee se tie Il W.T. % Ia.
these ero the %ss who were F'ty ter n,1; I'll
~ tho "1ls which rln down si!ss 'Tbdnns. Tho
injured ialy WIS attended, Vt q He!E'h'!or- Hv,,'Ihr
III a I'4;,e'o VaEis whSy y ro,'a @ a tt os % ws}si
hull .,cen broken, II co,,rle, "t Ribs
frast. an tn9 seal ma T,t ehsst b E d,,f scr r.
ycnra OF ngc, md hit little cnrnt,lo of with
standing so grcnt II ehoCk, but nevertheless thu
] Treatment, a,' acnt i,cr to the County Hospital.
s !S, ss %ss il; T d s,f xsf aSS
street !nto yesterday afternoon, and he emerged
iron, The house where hc ha'l been yIaltinK j,,st
Iist4,i!t Ifc wis ,tt1nllc to idcnilfy the thieves
not hAving seen thcM wEicn they Rtoe tho rig.
| wORx1SGMESa MEETING.
! Tho English Section, Of tho Snctn lists held ar
il Iako strcet, 10 cxIrcss tis syinpathy with tht
Stock, ,fnrd strikers. nnt! 1,lSo 70 discuss tit
Gy iwo to be snt, fn5 aI fhG ar 1r o'er r Maeaa, eaa
nf IFS yIcw nf tho cnsc, And suggested tho llut
tho tS 81 suses. seserni sac"ists pr"posea sunt
wi md visionary msnsrcs t. cnn's lI!, n tht
fpksI age ho to sss Il to sTP T M Z" ake %s
lnnst of them members IF the I'tehcrs' Union
ytn'ld close ,he packinX- houses when not rn n
doinan,-n statement which showed how lttl'
sctisc the Ec.,sefnnti possessed. The discussion
steh lateees snI uninn rs erycd 10 S e,et TX from It. II" ~
will tho Communists help them out OF their dItt'
1ho Freight Mems Union, held secret meet
Ing ut Maskcl Hall ycstor'lny AFTERNOON, to tr,
nIMso @ Mow fs LIT" TINT oy e1%, TS tfG aS
ltfchnrl Powurs, 0f tho Scnnlcns Unton. VIVA III