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Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
will Reply 20 q Resolution.

On Sunday evening Rev. DR.. Miller
pastor Of the Grace M. X. church, viii
reply to the following resolu tion, " ich
was offered ct the I. G. B. U. Conven.
ton, BY Rev. Father Walsh, Of Ten.
nessee: h-.t
Resslved, That tho law which forces the
Catholics Of this United States TO support a
system Of public educatiOn-ed education from
which God and religion are oxcluded-i is one
thst should 90 abolished as opposed 10 the
rights oil Catholic COINCIDENCE
That We call upon the individual societies
composing this Union 70 agltate this ques.
tion and urge before Congress by petition and
every other means In their power, the Justice
Of tho Catholic demand for education ier
Catholic children In accordance with the
rights Of Catholic conscience.
A motion to strike out the above reso.
luton was amended by a motion 10 lay
II on the table.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Are Thass rh,---

AHALNkA
II 10 reported by persons 'sSsi TSs n
relied upon that the colIeo,ors ss =, y
are not acting altogether an io nv VI
with Republicans who coma ~ =
their taxes. Last MI yht thew W.
In their Office at all aud a larps ,v' ny
Of colored men who eau 20 a. a. ~ ~ i
time had to go away without " W
their taxes. "
This morning another crowd b,
cd men called in to pay Thai,
when Just at a convenient ,in'
geant Whelan stepped in vim ' !.
and served upon Mr.. Bedford M
immediately leaving ,hs coIo,.I ~
standing and waiting INV in
for his return. Inquiry WA
for the nature Of the busius,, i
caused SO much expedition, h,al
the part Of Mr.. Bedford to obsy
nothing whatever could bs s,..,l
ed. He was seen al the Clty B'lI|
hour or two afterwards, but NJ
than that nothing could bs M
about the case.
A representative OF the Rgpvn
called at the Office of the collsaD|
few minutes before IL O'Clock to.sl
inquire into the subject but hs
the Office closed. The co!lsCton
probably gone to dinner. ApOlh,l
port 10 that bundles OF blank M
csipts, for the respective Wards N
Let Ward, ID. Ward, Sd Wnd,
are seen as II ready for distributd
To say the least these thing
suspicious, as they indicate thSl
ceipts are to bs freely dihit
amongst Democrats without them
ing at the Office, and To make It /,
as possible for RepubH
to pay their taxes and got thst
csipts.
We do not know for a certainty (
anything is wrong but a COmblu
OF circumstances gives that color.
only ask again, are these things
IS II 10 our desire TO have thu nj
set square before the public
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
PeFs0nal PenalllmRa.

Henry Grubb, Of the firm Of Adam
Grubb Il Son, who has been confined /,
his room for the last three weeks by q
severe spell ofintermittsnt fever, Ia now
rapidly convslescing.
The father Of Captain VIM. Il. Lamb.
din, who died in Philadelphia on the
18th ult., was, at one time, q merch ant
and poSsmaster at Smyrna, Delaware,
The deceased was, years ago, employed
In the Delaware Gazette office In this
city but subsequently went to sea.
Whilst endeavoring to rescue some
slaves, his vessel was wrecked upon
Cape Henry. He was Immediately
thrown into prison, but was liberated
at the conclusion of the rebellion.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
The Rock IaBd d Meefips,

Word has just reached Us That ,hst
the telephone from RocElana, a,,,tSd 4
great Republican rally Is 1 eSIsVp y syps
morrow night. Levi c. Bird Is ''T
ed to be one Of the speakers ,o,ot
The train will leave the ar5 Is
Front aud Madison streets % apeoactlll a
m, and will stop right AZ nVi vim I'd
Mills. The fare for the round ss nk lad \
only b. Is cts. and tickets can O' At - d
Thomas & Co.'S. book store VI " oy,S|
Depot before starting. A grau'0 0''
awaits the visiting CLUBS.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

Ut. Simms' Vegetable Liver Piiis, su.
gar Coated, without an equal They nevor
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver In doing this Hoadaohe,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left sid0 or
through tho Lungs, INDIGESTION, Costivenesg,
Sick Stomach, Weak Racs, Diz1inoas, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
and other bodily intirmltics are cured. THEY
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. Tbey
promote healthy Liver and loavo the eySteu
free irom tho danger of prevailing diseases.
sold " dealers and country store keepers.
ASK for Dr. Simu1s' Pills and take r O 0tbors'
Principal depot, Fourth ard King. WilninR.
On. Dsl-, Fhiladeluhia. GO2 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
FUUHTE EDITION.
AMUsEMR Rnrs.
a Glance as the coming Evests q
enc Opera M0use-The Circus.


n Glance ~ the coming Evests al
shs Opera Heuse-The circus.
hArRIMoSY. The company TO whom
has been intrustsd tho production oi
"Matrimopy" which will be played q,
the Opera House tomorrow night has
besn engaged BY Mr.. Bartlsy Campbell,
with an especial view of their 6lness
for the several parts. Mr.. Edwin =.
Thorne Ia well-known as q dashing
light comedian. In J. Newton Gott-
hold, as an artist combining the virili.
ty OF the old school with the natural.
ness Of the new, while Miss Louise
Muldener earned q grateful recognition
IN New York - the Leading support Of
Mr.. Edwin Booth, and Madame Mod.
jsska, during the recent metropolitan
engagements Of those artists. The re-
mainder Of the caste embraces Miss
Emily Z. Baker, Miss Jennie Murdoch,
Mrs. Emma Skerrett, Miss Charlotte
Neville, Mr.. c. A. MciAnus, Mr.. W. w.
Maurice, Nj. Julius Magnus, Mr.. Clarence
Gibson and Mr.. Howard Hawthorne.
THE RIvALs.-Joseph Jefferson, the
famous comedian, on Monday evening
next, will appear at the Opera House,
as Bob Acres" in Sheridsn's comedy.
"Ths Rivals" The name Of Jefferson
is . sufficient guarantees for the merit Of
the comedy.
ABERLE's MISsrRELs.---The Aberle's
minstrels, consisting Of fJrty-fve ar.
lists, will perform at the Opera House,
on Wednesday evening, October 8.
THs srRATEGIsrs. - Clinton Halls
" strategists" said to bs the most ex-
quisite comody produced in years. 1t
rsn two months last season In New
York to crowded houses. 1t will be
given in this city on Saturday even
ing. October Q.
The CrRcUs.-The Great London Cir.
Gus and Sangsr's Royal British Msnage.
rio will visit this city next Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
niaxaan R6IsS.

Charles Melville, New Yors 0'I .l
Hamilton, Phii.s 4 ! "I%.' p.. Y
James B Rhoads, -Vel 70, .,,,. Rlkt
Corbin, Del Co Pa; J. @oln.It @n,.ist Pb
CJ Piggot, Pbila; J B L.ur.I's wose,sons
Phil Massman Phila; B II GbssI
Washington /; T W Blisson' I n
tswn, Maryland; A Gardner. +, :, qsll
London, Connecticut d v o0I n. y
bethlehem, Pa; A c Kleokmel, a. iSsp,
hem, ra; Chss II Smith, Pi0v1ylII vvilII,
R I: Larry Bowers, city cap ,,,,sb, "
Shaw, Florida Samuel N n"I
Florida ; Chas Hsrkins, florlosn n,,,sI
Grace, BALTIC; W A Berory' .ISs,t pV
Mioh A.; A J Shippse, Albany H." n, YaI
silver. Dels; Chas J Dennis. Nsr Nss,,,dI]
n J McAncliffs, Phila; J NJ ..,r. In
phila: J Howard John, Harrisburg
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
The ater Supply,

The following pumping record fol
the month OF September has been furn
ishsd by H. B. NcIntire, Chief Engineer
Of the Water Department.:
WorthiDgton pump at City Mill;
Running time, 81 days; 400 hours;
328, ,427 strokes; raised to Cool Spring
Reservoir, 105 ,096. $40 gallons. Com.
pared with corresponding mooth last
year shows q decrease Of 1858. 200
gallons.
Knowles pump at Cool Spring Res
ervoir: Running time, 26 days; 1S92
hours; I'll ,064 strokes; raised TO Rod
ney street Reservoir, II, 1884, 6SS gallons.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Police Hearings,

At Police Court, this morning, job n
Mitchell, Frank Smith and William
Ellioot, who were charged with drunk
enness and disorderly conduct, we're
each fined one dollar and costs.
Margeret Dever, who was arraigned
on the charge Of stealing a roll Of dry
goods from Adams & Bros. store, was
held In 5000 bail for Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Presidents Has o. Movements.

President Hayes and family arrived
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday a.
ternoon, and were met by q reception
committee from Portland and Salem.
The party held reception in Roseburg
the same evening, and General Joseph
Lane delivered an address Of welcome.
They left for Portland yesterday.
President Hayes and family expect
to reach their home In fremont, Ohio,
in the latter part Of October, and re-
main there until after the November
election.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Tho YfaisinE Firemen.

BbO WADAtAnA n.
The Reliance Fire Company, w
Of Bethlehem, Pa, accompanies y
Bethlehem Cornet Band, arrived y
city Q few minutes before one ca'
this afternoon, and Immediately a' I
ed TO the City Hall in the folI0'l''
der:
Reception COMMITTEES.
Bethlehem Cornet Band, 80 pis'I'
Reliance Fire Company. NO.
Bethlehem, 2S men. Il,
Arriving at the City Esll ths ,n'
entered and after some music ha ,
rendered, An address Of Weloon,s 4
delivered BY Harry shsrplsh I
President Of the City Council: 4, 4,
Hon. C. n. Umpstead, Of bs,u''.' y,
returned thanks for the oordis' y. "
tion. The nremsn formed in.o liS'
ter some music had been renasleyS,
marched to the Reliance ERgin' ~
A parade will be S..,sn this s,sn| %
Il III, form at Fourth and r,'' ~
4 attEsss. A. jts conclusion 90. D'.Y
viii b. gives st tho Clayton s''"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
EIeeatlon Entertainment !.

Professor Ford, the able eloout ionist
and teacher ofcalisthenics, will give 9
free entertainment in the lecture room
Of the Masonic Temple to morrow (Sat.
urday) afternoon at three O'Clock. Ali
who really want to hear good readings
should attend. An invitation will b.
given to those present, who want to
to take lessons In elocution to form q
class.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Seat to be Contested.

Anderson Reeds opponent in the
First Maine District, Is preparing to
contest the seat which the official figures
give the Republican candidate. He al.
ready has secured enough evidence, it
Is claimed to unseat R,ed ON charge Of
bribery. Lindsey's seat is also in dan
ger on the same ground.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Personal.

Thomas W. Thackery engaged in the
shoe business in this city, left to-day
for Louisville, Kentucky, to engage in
the sane busin ,ss in that city. Mr..
ThaokeIy has many friends in this
city who wish him success in the city
he:has chosen for his future home.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Standard silver Dollar.

A Washington despatch says: "Ths
demand for the standard silver dollar In
steadily on the increase. The amount
issued by the Treasury for the week
ending the 18th aggregated $822, 900, as
against $3.50, 900 for week previous. In
anticipation Of an increase demand for
silver certificates under the late notice
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, orders
have been issued for the printing Of
925, ,000, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
Cenyiosed or Forgery.

In the Common Pleas Court at Provi.
denoe, B. l., yesterday, Joseph Cook,
one Of Brockway's accomplioss, was con.
victed Of forgery and uttsring forged
check upon the Fourth National Bank
Of that city. Charles c. Brockwsy and
Frank Somers were then arraigned for
forging and uttsring forged note upon
the Old National Bank. Brockway, as
in the former case, pleaded mon volt
conttendere," and Somsrs guilty.
The sentence In all the cases we're de-
fsrred until Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
m MAFFfe0.

Miss Jennie Rile, Of this city, and
Rev. r. A. Harvey, Of the PhiladslphiA
N. Z. Con ference, were married
In the presence Of great many
friends, last evening, ~ the res.
idencs Of Joseph R. Phillips, No.
800 West Twelfth street, by Rev. NJ,
Paxson Of Philadelphia. Amongst the
invited guests were Rev. Mr.. Bailey Of
fh.ladsiphia aud DR.. Caldwell " ibis
'oity.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
IDjured at Edxemoor.

Two men, named Miller and Carter
were injured at the Edgemoor Iron
Works on Tuesday night. One had hit
leg broken by piece Of iron which fell
upon II the other had two toes mas ed
BY an iron bar which fell when he was
adjusting belt upon some machinery
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
DEA Hk.

GALLON the morning OF tho 10Th ult.,
Albina A., wife Of Ell Gall, aged 76 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband.
O'CLOCK, p. m on Tenth trcet between
beald and CLAY mont, lover 1th 81. biidpe. !
'lhterment OF CENTRE Meeting House. ~
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

~ UARANTEE.
NJ Nearly everything we sell to be re.
turned II not found satisfactory when exam.
ined at home. The few exceptions are such
articles ~ the rule obviously cannot apply to;
books, ior example.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets and
City Hall square, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
NURNiTURE.

ENURNlTURE.
II We are partly ready. We have moi
room enough 10 keep every thing In furniture
but intend 70 have the best OF such as is most
called for here, viz, elegant and substantial
articles; at lower prices than elsewhere.
In the gallery, rom Market street to the
City Hallsquare entrance. Enter by either
OF the four stairways In that quarter Of tho
building, sr from the Upholstery gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

lTTPHOLSTERY.
u Our work is already 90 we'll known that
within two years IRON the beginning Wa have
the largest trade In the city. 1t embraces
overy grade from the very plainest Of substAn.
tial work.
In the galleries. at the Market street fr0nt /;
stairway at the outer circle north IRON the
centre; entrance also from the Furniture and
Carpet galleries.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
FIFTH EoI7IoK'
rHE STATE 1.Is

'A' Last Ds.,.s,.s s:.. rA.....l
Special Despatch TO the rs'~
Dsv.a' ,at .o, o.'. Lilo: o:''l''.. ?. s,..,,|
tendance this mOruiug i. var. ,tA| :.
... At one O'Clock IT will rs.sh s,s,'s ,s,s1
thousand. The wiluiugIoa ''ail'|
train Of l2 cars wa, orovdaa ',"'I -
finished ? IS race vas ''"'a' Won nj n !,
ing BY Cora, after two bs,,s ,an aan
Icy second and Phil Dough,us r,', \
The postponed 245 rae, ' NJ.
The summary is as follows, "
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
N. 1. .LICHTENSrEIN,
.226MARKET ST.

wainwright, sl0 Market street
Dress Goods.
We have Just opened large invoice OF new
and seosOnsblo DRESS GOODS, Brocadsd
Satin. Novelty Plaids and Damask for trim.
ming. In oil the new shades and choice com
btnation ofeolors. We have entirely neglect.
cd tho current prices for these goods snd
with Us you will fnd them at sstonishingly
low prices. WAINWRIGHT,
sl2 Market street.
BLACK OASHMERES.
We arc pleased to mention that never in
our experience have ws ever had such com.
plete line Of these goods; for color, inish and
torture they have no equals. We have good
Nos. at rs and 30 conts; all wool, full width,
SIX cents; extra weight at ls and 10 cents;
higher Srades proportionstely as low.
We wish to say in conclusion 1t matters not
how great the Inducements that arc offered
BY others, you oan find them bettsr every
time at WAlNWRIQHT'S,
lol esd sl2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

NLDCKS.
~ Oneday, eight.dRy, striking, not stdk
ing, alarm clecks, suitable for every room IN
the house.
Outer circle, northwest from the center.
JUHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

CHINA AND GLASS.
" We go very great variety, 80 nearly
everything that We venture TO cay we have
whatever you wRnt.
We think II good policy TO discard alto.
gether current prices, and 70 sell as we can
afford You viii be surprised TO 500 what you
can get for few deliars.
Northwest corner Of tho balldipg; space Of
5000 square ieet. -.-....'-.. -
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
IHcrDgNfS OF TIE PARADE,

One Of the members Of the Young
Men's Republican Club named Green.
man in getting out Of the cars stepped
in hole along side Of the railroad and
sprsined his leg 90 badly that he oould
not take his place iu line. II was fear.
cd At 6rst that his leg was broken.
A wagon in the line Of parade was
filed with children, one for each State
in the Union. One Of them represent.
cd the Goddess Of Liberty. The motto,
"Pounder Of Public Schools" was car
rIed on this wagon. 1t meant Of course
that the Republican party was the
founder.
A wagon drawn by . sleek, fat horse,
and filed with we'll dressed msohs snics
and their families, appeared in the line
with the motto: "Rssults Of the
Tariff" Another wagon, drawn BY q
miserable crow-bait Of Q horse, and
filed with ragged and suspioiously
dirty locking people, represeDte % q
motto said, "Hssults Of Free Trade"
When the flag vas unfurled from the
top of the Republican pole several hun |
dred little miniature flags hlled the air
from~he top Of the pole down TO the
ground. There, was considerable
scrambling in gathering them up.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

TNOWELS.
l. Plain, bieaohed huekaback, large heavy,
all linen, 70 cents.
Daynask, very large, fair quality. c,loFed
border, ail-linen, 10 cents.
French embroidered, fine damsek, fast col.
ors, very large and rich, u W and Sl,I6 each.
Outer circle, Al the City-helt-square en-
trance. JOHN WANAMAKEK.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

IHAkPETS.
~ Wo have ready o considerable variety
OF medium. priced Carpets.
In the gallery over tho central aisle from
Market street; stairway at the inteI section OF
that aisle with the outer circle.
IOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

TyAaLE.L.INEN.
Il German table linen rs cents yard.
Napkins to match, size "a inches, "a . doE
Next outer circle, west from the CenteY.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
y1s W. FRONT BTRREr.
BRORERk.
TLLIOTT. JOHNSON 4 20.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
OORNEK SIXTH AND MARKET SFS,
Wilmington Delaware.

DIRECT PRIVATE WINE
From our ofhoo to the New York and Phiis.
hetphia Stock Exchanges. Qustations fur
nished simultaneously with ealcs being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, Now York and SanFrancisoo
stocks and bonds bought and sold snd oar.
ried on margin.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-01

nu SuoUuVto tOl0 " mr. TnOmAe II
worth notice. In the mining region
very bad man was suddenly taken
sick aud was in danger Of dying any
moment. He did not want to die be.
fore he could have spiritual consolation
from minister. Only 9 man who
had once been minister could bs
found, and he hurried to see the dying
man. "Oh, what bad man I have
'been," said the patient. "My friend
tell me what you have dons," said the
spiritual oonsolsr.
ooh my II have been q dresLfullv
wicked man."
Ia. "whs; sn1,s'nS hsv; y you d0ns' have you s'o.
"oh, minister, worse, oh worse than
that"
"What then. have you run away
with another mans wife 2"
"Oh my, Oh my, worse than that"
my dear fellow tell me quick, wnat
have you done, for you will soon die
and b. ia eternity. Rave you murder.
ed any body ?"
'Un, agreat deal worse than that
have been a Democrat all my life."
my friend | am Jrry to say, can
DO nothing Tor you. Your soul ls
damned"
1t Is ne.dless to say that the relation
OF the ante lote was received with bois.
trous laughter.
Mr.. Thomas encouraged the Republl
cans to do their duty in November.
AFTER music from the band, Hon. Z.
JOY Morris, of Philadelphia, was intro.
duced and delivered a apttal address.
showing the triumphs Ct the Republi,
n party and the grea. and lasting
r nedts of Q pro- ectivs tariff. At The
% Inclusion OF his address three hearty
cheers were given for Garfield and
Arthur and the whole Republican
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~ ASHINarUA il OHIO KAlikuA!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Seninniur Grt a lS-O

Beginning Oct. &, 1879.
The al ALL Tt:Ai n will loSve Washingtop q.
9eO H. m. nhd Alexnadris at 0O5 =. 10. daily
except Sunday; psss Lecsburg, going wes-
wsrn, p! Il III y. ~ md arrive ri Bound til
81 Il N. L.oavs Eounti Hin IT I2:3O D. "a; pas5
aoaaSurg. going oastwSrG, 1t iG PM, an,i Al
Two &! Ale1srdria ~ III p. H., aEd 81 Wasa-
ingtOa ST. 3 81 :, q.
the ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ii.osyc
Warrington st - aid alexandria st 4 - D. H.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive II I.ees bur:
Ct . GU y. nj. Leave Leesburg 1t GGU n. H.
snd arrive at AleInndria a. 8 Is q. u, sid
Washington Il S 80 s H.
SSs- Passengers from Washington viii !,h,
tae washington and Ohio cIrs ST too B.l;i!.;, r.'
- Potomac Railro station xt9 CL q. Iii. .,rt =,
p. M, and go through wthou. change Gf csic
INC 9.U5 e. II. traIG f-cn, AIe1anGrIa anul%Hj
?: 10. train from Round Hill connect 81 HoaT;.
Hill with Harris Daily E.ne OF Cosr:c s
for SnickoTsVjils, Berryvillo sud Wincheslr,
also with Eoamcr' Line Ok Ooaches, which losYs
hees bUfg daily for Aldo snd MiGdeburs.
Both trains, westward make close conno1tio. >,
q Vlsnns, with Sissou's Line of Stages FOR III!
lax Court House
pSsTfss uaeEton tickets, "a CTS as,s. sss.:s
annuaa lick Gas, $G3.
4 II. HAFEHEi..
o't Ill 0aaorZ, Ticket Il xoa..
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giving oil the news, telling the truth without
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pubic Information. end giving dsily honest
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