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Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Handsome illuminate ON.

By some oversight the brilliant illu-
mination by E. A. Parry, 1927 Market
street, on the night Of the fremen's
parade, was overlooked in the reports
yesterday, though 1t wss one Of The
most brilliantly illuminated buildings
along the line Of the route Of parade.
A row of torches flashed their glaring
light from above the caves of the house
and the whole front from top to pave.
ment was lit up with Chinese lanterns.
Red fire lent the finishing touches to
the grand tableaux.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Hanover Excursion.

About two hundred persons attended
the Hanover Presbyterian church Sab.
bath school excursion to Chester
Heights yesterday. After the train had
gone beyond Lamokin and was passing
along the Baltimore railroad it ran into
hand-oAr upon which were number
Of men. In attempting to jump from
the car enc Of those on the hand car got
his clothing entangled and he fell,
thus painfully injuring his back. The
excursioEists however experienced q
very pleasant time.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
GlickiRg To Than.

The Re7 Sumner Latham was epp,y
at $500 year as pastor Of the Bari
church at East Ware, N. H., but n
jority of the members were not wild
to pay even that meagre salary, and
was voted to dismiss him. He intep
TO sue for the $500 at the end Of \
year, and therefore prepares eva
week two sermons, which he carries
the church on Sunday to deliver
always finds the door locked sgsl
him.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
ImprOvementa Comnle1ed

The Bethany Baptist church now
presents very neat and pretty ap
pearapoe. The exterior of the build
ing has been painted light greenish
color whilst the shutters are of a brown
ish hue. VIM. L. Valentine has per.
formed his contract in very satisfac.
tory manner. The interior improve
ments were completed several weeks
ago and the church ID now ready fol
services to be held therein.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03

Hamilton Graham, Of Gainesville, has
an Alderny COW only nineteen months
old, which he recently removed from
his farm at Hoekessin to his residence
in Coatesville, that is something extra.
ordinary as butter producer. The
product Of seven milkings was churned
a few days after the COW was trans.
ferred and the yield was y pounds Of
gilt edged butter. Mr.. Graham has a
dairy of fourteen COWS which produce
an average Of nine pounds OF butter
each per week.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Rrmmch Ice Office,

The Kennebeo Ice Company hsN
opened a branch Office and depot for tAl
sale Of ice, on the corner Ct Fourth IA
Monroe streets. 1t will be open dunn!
the week FROM 6 A, NJ. 10 7 P. NJ, M
on Sunday from Ate 6 P. M. This y
an accommodation that will be applr
ciated by their customers in the view
ern part Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03

Patrick Clark and his wife LETT their
baby with Ann Davis, San Francisco
negro nurse, and for three years Meth
er paid the board nor showed it any at
tention. The white child regarded the
black woman as her mother. At length
the Clarks desired to reclaim their off.
spring, bnt Mrs. Davis would not give
it up. They therefore waylaid the
couple, and the mother carried off the
youngster, while the father whipped
the nurse so numerically that she
Gied.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
A Garfield ana Arthur GLIB.

The Garfield and Arthur Seventh
Ward Club met in the Odd Fellows
Hail.. corner of Tenth and Orange
streets, last night, and commenced
drilling for the campaign. There was
quite good turnout of the members.
There will be another drill on Friday
evening next. Those wishing to join
the club are requested to be present on
the above date in order to become
acquainted with the drills.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Held for COuFt.

The case Of Jacob Lsvey, who was
arrested at Dover on Thursday for sell.
ing liquor without paying the special
tax, was resumed before United States
Commissioner Smith this morning.
After considering the testimony he was
finally placed in six hundred dollar
bond for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
The Moral sussiOn Picnic.

The Moral Suasionists will hswi
nice, quiet picnic in the woods on th'
Brandywine race at the foot of Harris
son street, on Monday, July 9Th. lEI
physicians will make addresses as well
as others. There will also be good ID
strumental and vocal music.
A refreshment stand will supply tN'
wants of all at low prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Colored Church Dedication

The dedication services of the Haven
Memorial Chapel, named after Bishop
Haven, will take place at 3 o'clock this
Sunday afternoon. Rev. R. Shockley,
Of German town, and William H. Cofiey
are expected to be present. Rev. Dr..
Butler, of Ezion, church, this city, will
also take part in the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Baggage Car Consu med by Fl,

The baggage car on the pa8seuvl
train bound for RehobOth, on the j,
B. Railroad, took fire from a spaI
from the locomotive, two miles north
Milford, about noon on Thursday. n
car and its contents, about fifty trunL
and large quantity Of other valuai
baggage, wers consumed.
II is thought that the baggage IN
&. S. r. Batter and family Of this ciJ
was consumed, although nothing b
been heard from them as yet.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Omitted.

The article from the New York Tab.
let in regard to Irish Americans, re.
ferred to in our editorial column, has
been inadvertently omitted in this num-
Der. It will appear on Tuesday next,
when we hope 1t will be read by every
citizen who may wish to inform him.
self in regard to the management Of the
political parties in our country.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
As 10 Population.

The population Of the principal tOVa|
III this State stands as follows; Nd
Castle, 8, 400 Dover, $500; Smyrna
2,490; Milford, 1890. The Milford
papers have claimed all along for hs|
town the largest population. Untotu|
nately the census snumerator has nd
been able to find the inhabitants. And
80, instead Of standing in 'front.' thi
tewn stands at the foot Of the clAs
Salisbury, Md, has population Of Z
526,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Tho Visitors nepart.

The visiting Friendship Fire Comp
ny Of Harrisburg took their depar'ul'
for home about II O'Clock to-day, nav,
ing highly enjoyed themselves. Ihs'
are loud in their praises Of the mem.
bers of the Friendship Of this city, wiz
have truly given them good time
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03

A BRAHAM MURRAY, UNDERTA A.
IA ker, will furnish collins and Baskets OF
ali kinds, in the neatest styles and cheapest
prni, ure In this line please call at S2e King
street Orders may be lett at his residence
SIS f. 18th Sc; Stansburry Murray's barber
hop, French Rt. near Ezl0n M. Il. Church !;
Wilson & Caldweli's tobacco shop, National
Hall: or at the residence OF W. i. Butler
rastor q Ikea css7zst 80 L.csa. 8. Furniture
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
How Much,

newark LEDGER.
The Wilmington Daily Gsz.,,.
Thursday evening last pubIlsS '.i
column article explaining how
Bayard's Dover speech was Sn,
.esrthed and given to the public tbm'
the N. Y. Sun. Coming from
Gazette this explanation is ipdss,
admirable one but will its editor nj,
tell the people Of Delaware AMI Il
country ct large how much hand d
he received for allowing the Sun !
to overhaul the Gazette files :
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Picnic.

The United Assembly will 6 ivs n
annual picnic at Rosendale Park
good orchestra will furnish music aa'
a pleasant time generally will b. q
perienced. II Is said that no disorder
ly persons will be permitted to emu
the picnic grounds.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Picnic and Dance.

There will be a picnic and dance u. IL
Vernon's grove, at Claymont, DEL, VI W
Monday, July 9Th. Fun to commen "
at 10 o'clock A. M, and continue anu ,as
q late hour in the evening. hsSIu
brass and string band will furnish WV
music. Tickets rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
A Present.

One Of the members Of the Friend
ship Fire Company Of Harrisburg, Pa.
has had a goat presented to him sinct
he has been in town. This morning
Duncan Bros, hardware dealers, pre-.
scented the animal with a collar, bear.
ing the inscription, "Presented by
Duncan Bros, Wilmington, Del"
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Glass Bali Match.

The Brandywine Glass Ball Club
will shoot their first match on July 9Th.
The club was organized in May and
has held regular practice since. They
will no doubt shoot good match.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Lost.

On Friday evening, in coming from
the P. ". & B depot to Sixth and
Ta:nsll streets, $45 in notes and 81 in
silver. Tho finder will be suitably re.
warded On returning it to this Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Snapper Lunch.

L. P. Frsye will give one Of the I'm.
est snapper lunches ever given in this
city tonight, at No. II East Second
street. All levers of snapper should
not fail TO be on hand.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

Approximation Prizes of 1900. ...,...o 100
Approximation PRICES OF zoo. 500
Approximation Prizes OF 100. ....... 800
1857 Prizes amounting to............ .S1lO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders by express or
in Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only TO
M. A. DAUPAIN, New Orleans, La.
or same person OF
No. so Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
GENERALS 9, T. EAUREGARD, and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
N. B.-This 90. has NO AGENTS In the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
LnNAlolloa.

If any body has lost good hitcn .n.s
rein they can hear tell Of one ths' So'
found by inquiring Of William hOne v
who sells newspapers for a living SD'
can be seen at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
DEED.

SASSAMON.--In this city, on the I'd inst..
Martha Matilda Sassamon, in her 23dyear,
The relatives and friands are ibvitedto at.
tend tho funeral from her fathers residence,
No. 227 Walnut street on Tut sdny fnorning
at 10 o'clock, lIteImsnt II nj. salem Gem.
etery, 1
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
LOsa of BnHgnR Q.

Among those who suffered by sns
burning of the J. & B. baggage car Wa ~
Mr.. Thomas Drein of this city ana WV WV
and daughter-in-law. There truu''
were all consumed.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Base Bali.

The Brandywine base ball clSo T T
play their first match on July 9Ih' I'D
club was organized some days ago. 90 a.
it has been in regular practice SllO0'
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
An Improvement.

An Improvement. M.
The building Of ]. Il. Frazer AZ vsII.
3oS Market street, occupied BY b. fe en-.
heimer, is having new roof pu' w.
II. Y. Pickles Is doing the WORK.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature Of the State for Education.
al and Charitable purposes, in 1858, FOR
THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
To which the inviolable faith Of the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing It's
franchise in the new constitution adopted De-
oember Ind, A. D., 1879, with capital Of
81 900 900, TO which II has since added q re-
serve fund Of oyer $860,000.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. IL neper scales or postpoHes.
LeOk at the following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
l00, 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH
HALF-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-17
he was born in l0l2 in Mannhostor

He was born in 1912 in Manchester.
and was for many years engaged in the
banking business; and during the war was
cashier of the Bank of Virginia in this
city. In 1866 he was elected Auditor of
the State, which Office he held until his
removal this winter by the Legislature,
when he was succeeded by the Reverend
John E. Massey. He was an elder in the
First Presbyterian church of this city,
teacher in the morning Sabbath School
and in the afternoon Mission School. He
was a man of lovely disposition.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-17
Ray To our Old Subscribers, -y,sa

Nearly every subscriber who RENTS his sub
scription takes occasion to express his desire to
see the circulation of the paper extended We
are gratifed by this appreciation, and in order
to enlist all in the effort to increase still more
our circulation, we now make this proposition
to our old subscribers viz: We will give pre-
MUM of rs cents to any old subscriber for
every subscriber he obtains at the regular
rate, SO per year, or if preferred. any old sub
scriber sending his subscription and that of a
new subscriber shall receive the two copies of
the paper one year for SIS.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-17
DEATH or VIM r. TAY1oR

The Church and the Commonwealth
have lost in the death of this gentleman
a most valuable man. William F. Tav-
Tor was Christian man whose religion
was seen and read Of all men. He did
not hide his light under bushel, but was
always forward in every good work, and
active in the discharge Of his Christian
duties
AS citizen he was one of the purest
of our public men-one, against whom, sn
these turbid political days, there was
never breath of suspicion.
He was the son Of Samuel Taylor in
his day one Of the most distinguished
lawyers of Virginia--the contemporary
and peer Of Watkins Leigh, Chapman
Johnson, John M Patton, S'anard. etc.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-17

THERE is great deal Of meat in the
following paragraph which we clip from
that most excellent paper, the United
Pres6yteria11 Of Pittsburgh
Some Of the facts Of our religion do not suit
natural wishes. 1t is the same with physical
facts A man passing under falling tree Or
topping wall might wish there was no law Of
gravtation, or that it would cease to operate for
the time But it does exist and does operate all
the same and inexorably This is a great fact.
whether men will adjust themselves to it or not.
So in religion there are great and terrible facts
that must exist and rule destnies, no matter how
men may question them. Safety is in having
the life adjusted to them.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-17

EDUCATION CoMM1TTEE.-W publish
elsewhere in this paper the receipts from
the churches for the cause of Education
during the month Of February. The Sec
rotary desires to remind the churches
which have not yet contributed to this
object that the session is drawing to a
close at our seminaries, and the students
need all that has been promised to them.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-17

Ira man owes money, he ought to pay it.
Christians trifle with themselves and with
God on this subject. He is not deceived.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

sever said ceu.a change the ssesvafiop line U suit himself IS imply false. lie stated t in the aesmee of several ciazeus here, and t McAiillea. besides iu the presence army officers u San Carlos. He mtea shat he had the authority in nS valIse. Inssmuch IS his case omss before tbe Board of Indian sma:ssieHers next mouth. and sae ference te the re-survey becomes 3 aesaon, we viii glve tbe names
 persons who vii prove his admis- ns aud statements as above, add 5Il further prove shat he employed en 10 assist in running western ae of the San Carlos reservation SD @ mastaka5ly include the town fMeMiilsn and the mines adjacent hereto. In reference to Hammond $ eonneetion with the purchase of the Washington mine. we stated in our .as8 tbat it. eas our belief that he eeat iron McsHllen t9 Florence to et Edesrd Knapp, wh0 subse-
 igly accompanied Hammond rom
 ence ts McMAleu, and who was
 sented as kaYlng negoaased gbe
 base Of Ibe mine. Ne now
 HemmonsFs object n wsising 2
 at the tme referred to, was meet Knapp. and that Knapp had been waitias nm0a rypl 2 tbst place fol b iaTs. and tbeg almost fume5aaas after Hsamomd 2 arrival took privAa eongeysnee for Pho.nixs sae county seaE of Narico- pa County. h which the mine is lo- cated. Ne can learn of no osher obiect ] a in view n their visit % Phenix. other than to exAmlne tbe records The business which took them there vas certainly very urgent, inasmuck as theY uaae the trip ln  the nighs m an open wagon afiTen by I Freucbman bamed Louie. leay ing Florence about sunaoFn
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS, 2 Piual County. 4. F
 FLORENCE. Jan 13, iSSJ

FLORENCE, Jam l3, 1SSJs
 The Board met pursuant to ad- iournment, in county court house. al n O'clack a. n. Same meuibers present as yesterday
 Minutes of the previous meeting were read aad approved.
 Tie Boad sppom,el George | Matten, Of this place, 70 tbe office of Clerk of this Board. uce Stuart. re- signed. aud ordered tsat he file the usual bond withn at leasF ID days before the March 1880
 The bond ef the Dsuict Attorney lu tbe sum Of Sl2. .000 WAS presented and approved oy the ghannaa.
 The application of Jos. Colhng- wood for leave of absence from tbs county, for 6J dass was presented, and same was grantel to take effect From tbe 18th iost
 The salaries of tke Board were audited by the Probate Judgs as fol- colIingwood 2 days seo % Massn eays qg Wheat days @v ~
 The Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Q. 3 Putnam to settle his road tax account as required by law.
 The following bllls were audited j. r. Gabriel. sheriff fees slls si Dr " Harvey, burying paslpef os
 The biil of V j. Bailey for rent ef Recorder 5 office was not alloWed and his eommunication regarding ths same was laid on che table
 The Jerk was authorized to rent 9f MF V | Baaes for county pur- poses. the room II the west end oi tue Long building af monthly rental # not to exeeed Sl5 0o-ths rent to be due quarterly from ans after the 1st day of Ianuary lssy
 Should tie clerk succeed iu mak- ing the above arrangements. he wa' iHsruesed to notify 3e County Re Hcurler, to choose for his office, eithsi the room reatea frem Mr Bailey 2 tbe room intended kr County e. csrder ie tie uaEth sna of she eeae- w court house aad to ! tify tbs County Treasurer to oeeaPy sael room as tbe Recorder should ns. choose For the rrmsarsrs office. The clerk was also instructed to oe- cupy the same room witb tbe Count, Treasurer for Che office of the eles@ of ths Board.
 The clerk wss instructed to notify the sheriH 10 prepare proper lock and keys and fasteniligs For the deo Lin the north end 0f sae court house
 Boasl adjourned sine sle.
 CHAs. D STUART Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

saes winch oRs bs sAs eilaeto m tlR Treasurer making his teanit bsslhhee here''y
 The Bosf ofaetea the District Attuf ey m 6le | bond in the sum ef s 900 3ithm tsA lays and as soon as sane should be approved by the ghaunap, to notify the Tfeasau- CT to tar the De6uqa,ar Tax Roll over so District Attorney
 The following accounts were au- aited and wawants were ordered irawn II the amounts set opposite each
 ROAD FUND. T E a4cLellen, repair. Casa Grande road ro' "
 GENERAL Fusn. K B Gates. attending sick pauper 4le g9 v E Wiley. constable lees ~ s9 ihe Ioll9hlbS }lair ftcAt tt.5i' 'Aas'r , II Hise. viewing read <@ go The Clerk read communication from the Charmal of tae Board of Supervisors of Yuma souaEy, n fe- gard to eolIectpg delinquent tax from the s F R k. Company, and ask ing cooperation in the niester-same was referred to the District Attorney with full power 70 act.
 The resignation of C. D. stuart, as clerk Of this Board, was read aed accepted. to take effect from March Il. 1880.
 Baara adjourned to 10 q. m, the 18th nst.
 CHAs. D STUART, Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

Bishop Haven q the A Canreh $ dead He vas man q considerable abihg and figure prominently as ap advocate of 5rant-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
rroeeeesnss os ste eeara CT snperxi-
0FFICE BotgD SUPERVISORS. PsnaI Ceunly A

0FFIcE BotRD SnPERYIsoRs
 Pina Ceunly I.
 FLoRaNsE. Jan. :, 18se. Board met pasusut C adjourn ment ar l 12 oeloek ?. m. in lhe suuty Court House. Prsseot ColImgvood and Wheat. aaa Clerk Ssusrs. Minutes e mo Presioas meetings were read and approved. 4be report of the Coaay Treas urer For the qasrtsr ending Deeem Aer 1872 as feaa and or3eFea m 6le. shows he followiag con diuon of she funds
 Amount on Hand 6sf. 1873 S15 r
 reed from f.srlcAs sources lse} f Making total of Amounts paid on HSrra1ts Leaving balance Ol hand ot te 9 o Distributed in faIlons funds as foiow County General Fund S45ly f5
 GoHtlngent i31ia bz
  Road I,bf4 45 Territorial 6ena ls9t s Sinking oi 1878 558
 I8I9 5s5 go The Board then made the yearly settlement nith the County Ireasu- CT for the year ending December 5 1879, taking his receipt for she ioi- lowing suns
 Cash on hand Jan. (. lSaa as per
 ce0nt e51z6 3 aak license tax receipts ei hand
 lame eate B e srthe deiinQnenf tAxH tI,lae 70
 Was found shat the account of
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17
Mining Timbers

All uf1ers elf Hith I.3i 5N C baiitf. ,.qi Globe Hii promptly 1teoi e a su88If es-A.as n head 1ffeislst itr ,sa demand
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-17

CHAs D STUART Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-06
Down nm In "a Stage Coach.

moments halt ON the summit and the
downward trip begins. The horses relieved
oi the weight which has dragged 80 heavily
from the beginning, set into "a strong gallon
evincing n confidence in the brake block
winch occasions do not always Justify
The road is frightfully steep, and 40 sinnu-
GUS that Oftentmcs the way In front seems
barred beyond passage The coach dips
and carccns from side To- side and "A strong
grasp upon the seat is necessary TO prevent
being discharged into the depths below.
The dropping of the brake block lends nm
additional interest to the ride Thence
forth wheelers and leaders are launched
into terrific race for life With dlatcd
nostrls and ears well back, the frightened
beasts know that flight is their only safcty,
and strongly they plant their feet into the
hard and often icy road. Jchu keeps them
well in hand, holds the wheel horses up to
their work and plies the vigorous lash TO
the leaders. So long as his stceds keep
their feet, he knows he can control the
movements of his stage, but if one goes
down, frghtful disaster is almost certain.
Down the rugged road thc coach plunges-
now grazing the solid wall of the noun
tain and anon trembling ON the very verge
OF the brink-that appalling evidence of
the narrow line between life with all it's
hopes and aspirations and death with its
chccrlcss uncertainty. a few moments
and the studded growth Of hardy ever
greens struggling for life amid the chaos of
looscned rock appears, announcing the
approach TO ialrcr lands the rond gradu-
ally loses its pcrpcndcularity, corduroy
bridges threaten 10 dcmOlish the quaking
vehicle the horses slacken their pace
the way widcns; vegetation assumes a
larger growth; birds of broader wing,
more varied plumage and wider range OF
song dart from tree 10 tree; stuntcd grass
scrc and yellow and late autumnal flowers
give happier face TO the landscape. the
aGstcniy of the heights above disappears.
the driver slowly and carefully draws rein.
and one passenger at least, INDUCES i'm
silent Thanksgiving. But it is "a grand. cx-
citing magnificent ride anyway, and every
body should take ii once, at least, ~ lifc
time.