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Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Unhappy HAPPY VaIley.

Last evening R,quire vandseyifl
fined q colored woman named Mrs. Wss
ton, Of Bdgemoor, one dollar and cost,
for assaulting Rachel Woodlsy.
Michael Mitchell charged Elizabeth
fogarty Of Happy Valley, with assault
and abusive language. The charge wat
sustained and Elisabeth was fined one
dollar and costs.
Elizabeth burning with the heat Of
passion and thinking revenge would
6e sweet, had Michael arraigned before
Esquire Bsrtolstte for threatening the
Fogarty family with all manner Of
evil, but the enraged woman was not
satisfied as the case was dismissed.
The same Justice fined John Conley
fifty oents and costs for assaulting Eliz.
abeth Fogarty and held him in one hun
dred dollars bail for threatening the
life of Michael Fogarty.
John Conley thought as the sun had
gone down upon his wrath, it might
rise before his ire cooled, so he went to
Esquire Brady and preferred charge
OF assault and battery against Michael
Foyarty, but the case was dismissed.
John believed with the utmost faith
that psrsistency was q virtue, SO he
spent his wrath by charging Elizabeth,
the wife Of Michael Fogarty, with hav-
ing hit him with knife and gently
shifting him with q tea kettle. Johns
faith was unwavering, He bsliavad the
charge would be sustained and his
tsith was no mere fancy. Eizabsth was
aned one dollar and costs, but she
could not find the necessary coin In her
wallet and consequently she was COM
mitted TO the cells.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Real Estate EDurchasod.

The following properties were pur.
chased yesterday afternoon st the sale
which was conducted by Deputy Sheriff
Morrison AZ the u ,ayett4 Hotel
Mr.. DsAjaniA Nislds purchased fol
the Delaware Fire Insurance Company
the Wesleyan Female College property,
at the north eastsrly corner ofsixth
and French streets, for the sum Of sl,-
800.
A three story brick house On Seventh
street between Washington and Wollas-
ton streets, subject to liens which are
held by the Aid Loan Association, was
purchased by Joshua Maris, ESQ.
A two-story brick house on Harrison
street between Third and Fourth
streets, and three two story brick
houses on Madison stseet betwee n
Second and Third streets, subject to
liens, by Isaac Murray, we're pureh ased
by Joshua karis, Esq, for the Citizens
Lean Association at cost Of $10o.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
HIGHLY RloweoA.

Rev. j. 8. Mann is highly pleased
with his appointment AT Mstoursville,
Lyooning County, Pa, and speaks very
enceuragisgly ofhis prospect for useful
ness. The church Is very neat and
tasteful, nearly as large as the Union
and we're It repainted and frescoed II
would be tqually as attractive. The
parsonage Ia also large and comfortable,
with water at the door, large porch. q
play heuse for the children, a fine
garden Of fruit, carriage house, ohiokery,
DC. Everything had been fitted up
nicely, snd on his arrival the citizens
turned out and gave him very graft
flying reception. Mrs. Mann and the
children are enjoying good health and
also are PLEASED With 'he new location.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
A Scene In o squire's smee.

Some tino sge a well known ssal
merchant gave number Of bills into
the hands Of one Of our Magistr2sss tc
COLLECT. In dus time the money aad
been secured and the merchant called
upon the collector and asked him for
the money. An evasive answer was CIV
en-, and he went away, but returned in
day or TIVE only to be disappointed.
He knew the money had been collected,
and at last in high dudSson, accused
the Magistrate Of endeavoring to cheat
him and applied number efsutting
spishs,s. Things went very warm for
few minutes bat no blows were strask.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
s-Custom Cua'ors-3.

y to the unpreoslent patronage
custom department Of the Boston
|Ice Clothing House, three first
|r!tom cutters have been and are
Ei'yed in order to supply the
tnsud. Pirst class suits made
kbr $lf, s1s and go.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
COanoil To. Might.

AT the nestiug OF City Council TO-
night, adjourned from last night. an
ordinance will be introduced 10 night
by Mr.. Norris Taylor Of the Finance
Conmittes, making an appropriation to
repair the Cool Spring Reservoir.
Inc b@llot-boxes used at the Fire
mems election will also::bs opsnsd and
the result announced. 1t is not likely
that the election will b. contested.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
THO Galley slave.

BARLEY Csnpbsn's emotional drama
''The Galley Slave" was presented al
the Opera House last evening by an
thoroughly COED troupe. "A good sized
audience was present and their apprs-
citation Of the dramatic scenes and the
fow of humor was manifested by re-
peatsd applause. Ths effsrt Of Miss
De Forrest to represent an American
heiress was excellent as was also that
Of Miss Georgia Tyler as Frsncisoa Bar
part, an Italian model. The other
characters also were we'll represented,
and the play vas we'll done through
ont.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Burial OF Mr.. Crozfey.

The funeral Of Benz jamin Crosisr yes
terdsy afternoon, was largely attended
by worknen Of the Lobdell Company,
works and the friends Of the deceased
The oofin was strewn with wreaths ol
flowers which had been sent BY Mrs.
Admiral Alfred DUPONT. The pail
bearers were: q. s. Marshal, Il. Il.
Mchullen, B. C. Praim, John W. Hug
ley, and John Hare. The services were
conducted by Rev. R. B. Cook, pastor
Of Second Baptist church. The inter-
ment took place at the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
|u,,r A ehs Umbrellas.

N. original umbrella man, Il
E,Dd nd IN he back Of Kitchens
s s,o,e, 8. W. cor. Of Fourth and
|. 's streets. Umbrellas made and
X obsapsr than the cheapest
fr,antpd to give entire satisfac'
! no DAY demanded. Buggy um-
4 made and repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
'sn and net more ,Aaa lso II sAsn

UbS80Sk&4&s El
i Again: ''By far ne gsssssr part q
: The negroes were voushsA for By tn
following parties: James Z. Hawkins
Themss W. esville snd Samuel A
Priss, whitss, and o. v. B. Csrty, ,airay'
Rollins, CHARLES d. Agnes, and Jchl
Williams, oolorsd..
| We are certain that Mr. Thos. W. d.
Vile did mot vouph for q single person
white or blsck, fos mot bsing Q tree.
holder Of course hs could not, and Mr..
PSios We aTe oonfssnt ala yaot roach
fsS more than ons OF two oeisfsd men
and probably fcr about IGOR 10 whita
men. The same correspondent sAid
that the car fare and mgrub" Of Ne
negroes were paid for, Of course mean
ling BY theceMmitsee In charge Of them.
fhis 10 only half trus, the grub
bsiDg paid for By the oolored msn
thsmsslss.
Again ths correspondent says. the
names Of some Of the colored men in
spite Of all the care taken, were found
to have been already assessed but "the
most numerously assessed man who
has csme to light yet ia negro who
has been assessed In all three Of PEN
cader, Red Lion and St. Georges hun
dreds."
It Ia nothing strange for three or four
men OF the same name 10 turn up in
one Hundred, therefore beoauss there
happens TO be John Smith assessed in
St. Georges, one In Pencadsr and still
another in Red Lion, II Ia 10 evidence
that there IL not John Smith In each
OF these Hundreds. The animus Of the
whole article Is shown ip the fact that
the writer, 80 prolific in finding fault
with the Republicans, could not see
the four hundred Democratic names
plaosd upon the assessment from the
delinquent lists by the Assessors Of
Wilmington. IL disolosss rather one
sided object 10 dive around 10 see
whether a man Of the same name could
be found in three Hundreds, and II the
name is found TO conclude that 1t 10 the
same man, while an intentional fraud
Of four hundred Illegally assessed Dem
ocrats could hsvs been found much
easier.
The above, We presume, is enough to
establish the unrsliability Of the arti-
ole in question, aud the evident pur-
pose Of misrepresentlng the situation.
The fact is the Levy Court had the
whole Of the month of March in which |
TO make the assessment but only abOut
thirteen days were devoted to the work |
which was just half the working days
in the month, and iu that time only |
ITO persons were assessed. Twice that
could have az easily been as
sessed if that number had come for
ward. We are not surprised that the
apology In the "Every Evening" for
the Levy Court not doing its whole du.
ty ia received with evident satisfaction.
The Levy Court expects to get
through with the session next week.
The clerks are busy filling out the
collectors duplicates, the names upon
.he assessment all being entered, but
.he amounts Of tax have not yet been
sarrisd cut and footed up. Phey will
oe ready for dslivsring..t 10 the collectors
'arly in May.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Shop closed.

On account Of the funeral Of Mr.. Ben
jam,n Crozier, yesterday afternoon, tn,
blacksmith shop, belonging to ths Lob
dell car wheel company was closed. Nj
Grozer was employed by the Lobdsll
Company for many years.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

|. | Nicholson has removed his
|. bo, store from Third and
T,.tcn streets to No. l06 West
\ rect, whore he will be glad
4 Al bi4 old customers and all
4 ia re4d Of the best and cheap.
Ls in the market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
nx..nandeas Oare

L..,,y or Lung disease. Jsssyh
|ssr' ssrI, residing i slo Spruce o.:
~, 0,., hss BEEN soundly cureA
ps~u, |ss;~w,' white Pulmouic Balsan,
.0s,riug Ot'.u for more than three
'I' 4 iair honest trial will prsvs
\ . ., this remedy. Depot 4th and
= |. Sp9 Arch strsst, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Rrisa Yuur Anohnr

|Drd Oh all sail for the "Great
II gart," a, Chapman has just
|ei from Pennsylvania with 5O,-
esp segars, $3.50 per Thousand.
\, asp, &c. Fourth and Shipley
!, Wllnin ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
A Brute's Tsrdy Compassion.

At midnight on Saturday at Harker's
Corners, seven miles west OF Peoria, ILL.,,
Theo. Mason entered the home of his
divorced wife, and fred nine shots at
her while she was In bed, two from a
shot gun and seven from a revolver,
wounding her twics, in the breast and
head. He then kicked her In the head
and face. She begged for mercy and
he relsnted and attempted to bind her
wounds, taking care Of her until FIVE
O'Clock IN the morning, when he took
10 the. woods. The sheriff 10 on his
trhok. The woman may possibly re-.
cover.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Very Attractive.

A handsomer display of silverware,
watches, cutlery, &c., has never bsen
seen in Wilmington and the low prices
realized should attract everybody.
Ladies' sales at 2.30 daily, general sales
every evening at 7.30. OEle's auction
rooms 7l8 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Ill now has on his stall in the
susst market, a fine variety OF
'lassrs Shad, whits perch, black
'sck fish, founders, catfish and
Iate.iss Of the hnny tribs /; also
Call early and avoid
sk
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Apples.

tsy, 303 King street, has just re-
a car load of fine Ru5sets, which
cling at reasonable prices. He
1, fresh supply Of oranges,
!, pickles, coooa.nuts and grocsrf
Is generally. Give him q eall
10 will profit thereby.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Only One Days Notice

dby John R, Holt TO have your
spring done. Large stock Of the
patterns and the best OF work
lOV ready. John B. Holt, 22S
!! street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Three months age Arch bishop Wood
Of the Roman Catholic Church, made
an appeal to the clergy throughout the
Archdiocese Of Ph iladelphia for the re-
lief Of the sufferers from the famine in
Ireland. In response to that appeal he
has received to date tho sum Of u.s..
4S9 az. As fast as the Arch bishop has
received the money from tho priests
and other sources he has remitted 1t 70
Ireland. He also aoknowledges the re-
esipt Of TEL bushels OF potatoes and ons
barrel Of meal, collected by Colonel H.
Weed, Of Delaware, and residents in
that vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

|trehAnt tailor, No. 4 Hast Third
has a very fine selection Of the
n goods for spring suits, which
made up at bottsm prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Charles Gallagher, now doing bust
ness at Washington D. c., called at
the RBPUBLlcAE office this morning and
In conversation expressed unboundsd
confidence in the nomination and cleo
ton Of Gen. Grant.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Lime, Lime, Limoi


i'eTashing, always on hand at
Zap i0ur stors 7l5 sLiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Capitalists and business men who
wish to purchase real estate should A.
tend the sale sfJ. T. Heald tomorrow
afternoon AZ Ave o'olock. The value Of
all kinds Of property ia rapidly advane.
ing, and nov is the time to purchase
In order to make 0 large Per oentage on
the investment. For particulars see
adv.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

w Q. y. Thomas b %. slss, CHARLES Wa,
nsr n 70 q .. Homer Barry s6.ae, WIN, ]
~. sa.ow an 49,, Betsey Morriss4, Philip Lynch
ynS Wlimiaston Coal Gas 90 ssa. 20. Pat.
lex Long elas0. Weccaeoe Firc % % geo. ii.
y Mckinney ga @, James Bradiord Sil 10
~ spisr ~ 90, Kent Iron Hardware 90.
w =, Pusey Jones q 90. $50 10, Ylinn d Jask.
500 ets x, Cardwsll d Wsil Si.6o, Wiiming.
lon Ooaf Gas 10. e322s0. Adams 4 Brc. do .
~. James =. Daley e2t, Wilmington Goal
Gas 20. 90 90, Josiah MoUall s26. Thomas j.
hnsseil elso, Homer Barry si.40, A. SPEAK.
man 81 s8, A. L. Sharpe Sl4 70, Louisa Myers
~, Mills Uombs %, o. r. Thomas no,
" 10 ~. v Oenweii e1t0, Eliza FraEier 6.
Josiah Mccall slI, ~, Howard OgIe Sls, Jobr,
HUNT ~, WE. =. Maxwell ezl,s7, J. r. Ali-
@Snd = ". s!1s tpcllce eIothinEl, Every
Evening" Publishing On. o12 10, ID, y John
scn 80 o. g A. Robinson 80 %, wiz ainston
Doel Gas %. ga, Jsmss q Webb Puhiishinr
Co sao.Ae, psrtsf. |. %. Ssss. XdsnS i bTo.
adam 9rubb d Son S57.o6, nfilis q
bombs ss, Jas. Mdrrhey d, q. w, Vernon
Sons $3.50, k. Il. Rice, Jr. sb,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

f'h'e b'rgains in hosiery at the
V' on $sturdsy morning. Rus.
Spencer.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

l,S. . 0ps cuss one lot Of i.ooS .;
A,s s.,Iur shades. in three q
ins s..sl.r upIG Gnskes. Jonvin. Rm'
}. Isujs p"Ss'' ssd Josephine, svsr'
usSIbI, us;ob a warranted, at the m,
'r,s' ,s,s opportunity for ladies sp'
|i.r raI : Id glove 70 purchase .
m n the season.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

snsu's Tar Gad Wild Cherry Peo.
'he hs't and cheapest prspsra
oughs and colds ever eGersd
public. Gst 1t at Fifth and pop,
original 5 and 10 cent store form.
"a Market greet has removed
AAfKe' street, where we are pre-
" give You bargains in glass
uN"aFa, QassAswars and no.
n" inS'ived a. aOs W. From. street
.n iIs os'ebratsi Family Favorite
. a,en W7 are selling for eight and
|tps1i ps' SOI' The Good Enough and
|D''nds at a reduction.
ne sons of man, from the fsttest
I,o",D 'us,t ~ can he suited with suits
200 market street.
|lo," wan, y u get shaved or hair out
|'Nn farksr's and got it done
Iis.a n marked in plain figures on
kssT T w. ol Soois at the Model Tailor
4 l i"aa Ss a. psrksr's to,n'gh. and get
10 'anR 4 chairs, 1903 East ID
W., ~ sna nobby clothes at bottom
\ si,.s, I, 70 Carson the tailor, 233
l,d's ersn now unloading at
4, s,, ga ys'd very ohs.p to deal.
~ ~, ','0 floe lot Of oats.
!, s'n n. d, ;'ohnssn's Indian Blood
Ei.,. ' %s "ao At Taylor L Fuller Ton e.
~ '"A hiAg street.
|s,d'n.,ra S's'r at lo3 East "a street hes
'D'''' 0arbsr's Ebsp in the
ID, u'','] u, a Car of Western bran,
| ,oS " 'Eo'o' W Western oats for
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

rsrket tomorrow drsp
psv's l'6 ". 81 street and on.
go0d cup o. lea on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

The police are requested TO look out
TOR 3 gang Of youpgimsn who constant
ly loaf around the corners Of Elm and
Jackson streets. Their oonduot and
Language last Sunday were shocking.
The gang is likely to get into trouble.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
KNOWLED1E AND sAFErY FOE

I ~ NUWLEUIFE AND SANITY FUR
N THE PEOPLE, st the Bible School
Room Of the First PIE bytsr an OaarsA, AT
the ciess Of the last rourse OF NJ ed cal hec-
lures, It was unanimously voted v tho audi-
enoe 10 contlaue them flr the public good.
and sd lnsts will be on tn DIG ASTIVE
y STEW" Its use and ssuSe, illustrated
VII h diagrams by DIR. W G. Moi,ONkELI.
Course tickets, 80 ots. single tickets. 70 ctg-
tickets tor sale at U. F. Thomas q Go. Lee
ture begins at s O'Clock. 47-gt
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

1 ' p' ol the rher,nometer
.Pss April s.: '~0'' On friday
F. 10 O'Clock, 10 o'clock
$40 ZIG
kAs. "e Weather.
0sssss,'ns9', %.,,] of'lee Of tn. chist
I, Washington, AprA -
as,''s. s.sss.. b. y. rrla.y-pe, tn. MA.
\ vsth.s.' s'ates, warmer, partly
@lssssI u. IN the soathsrn por-
''sfly lower bassnstss.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
The Readings Liberal Policy.

l
The Philadelphia correspondent Of
.ne 9ermantown Telegraph" in bis
tast 'ester says: "When the Reading
company purchased the sbandoneS
traok Of the Wilmington Iiue from
drsy's Ferry to Chester, the German
to@n Telegraph" pro missed Chester
Lna1 instead OF competing with Phila-
delphia for the export trade in coal and
produce, 1t should be made a flourisb.
ing seat Of manufactures under the IN.
haence OF cheap raw materials. ybis
a mas been brilliantly done, and to-day
Cnester is one of the best centres of nro-
ductive industry in Pennsy lyania.
rms could not have been done but for
the enlightened policy Of the Reading
COMPANY and its vast Material resouro
ces. This stimulating process ia attn
going on. great increase Of iron-works
snefe being on hani. In fact ever
since the Reading connection was OPEN
Cd to Chester the town has been going
ahead with railroad speed and energy.
80 that it now bids fair to rival VIII.
AAh AhobbuO0 OI Ln9 lO6PaI
policy OF the Company may bs msntiou-
ed In the fact that it has Just given
twenty-six acres of land for the extsu-
sion OF ths iron-works at Chester. This
Is the way to increase the home markek
for coal. 1t is in view of these consid-
erations that the people of Wilmington
manifest an interest in the prospect Of
the extension of the Reading line 70
their city, which can easily DO done
under We provisions of existing char
ters. This is legitimatsly within the
Reading sphere OF operations, as VIII
mington is manufacturing city and q
leading consumer Of coal, iron, slate.
zinc and lumber. What has been done
at Chester sesns to offer strong iaduos-
mente for the Wilmington people TO In
vits the connection. Yet Wilmington
has SO long been the centre Of the Bal
tlmore that q new connection seeuua
really strange"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Dog catcher Hunt has arrested val
uabls setter pup that 10 uuregistsrsd.
1t 10 Of white and liver color, and 10
supposed 70 be svnsd In the Ninth
ward.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

4
A spssial despatch from Washingten
says: b. Il. Finley was formerly fton
Minnesota. and made his ''dsbut" In
Washington In 1876 % the confidential
sgsnt Of Samuel j. Tildsn, which re-
lstion he holds to the present day. Mr..
Springsr's exposure may occasion .
soolness between Msssrs. Tildsn and
Finley, however. During the last
Presidential sampaigA Finley travelled
sxtensivsly throdgh0ut the West, and
win b rseollssted - q larss, .ane- look
ting man, with rsd cheeks, mustaohe
and gaasse and susye manners. He
was supposed then 10 bs ths bunghols
ef Tildsn's IbaSrvl, snd di1 sot % dis
bursiug agent bsfsfs ths 81. Louis Con-
vsntion and up 10 ths insnsarstlon II
Hayes. Hs was aSsive - Pelton's
adjutsnt during the election count, and
when the famous Peter Committee was
In operation was Q conspicuous figure.
For the last three years he has been
living In Washington % Q gentleman
Of leisure without any visible means Of
support. Those who knew him before
he came here says that he has no money,
but that he was always able to dress
and live well, and his credit, as TIL
den's agent, was good. During the
extra session he had great deal TO
say about Tilden's preferences and
wishes, and when the Dounelly- Wash
burn case came up he took charge Of
it and gave out that he was not repre-
sentipg Donnelly especially, but Til
den, who wanted Washbusn turned
out and Donnel,y seated, for reaaons
that have often been described.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
The Production of Sold and silver

in the United states, although large fol
the year 1879, did not coms up to the
estimates made by the Director of the
Mint and other experts. Tho gold pro,
duct was about thirty-two millions and
that OF silver about thirty eight mil
lions, or about seventy millions in all.
This Is from ten to twenty millions
less than the estimate. The outlook
for the present year Is about the same
as for 1879, and the product, 1t is be-
lisved, will be about the same. The
Comstock mines have not yielded near.
ly so literally 81 was anticipated and
this accounts in q large measure for
the deficiency as compared with the
estimates. Nevada Ia now our greatest
precious metal producing State, while
California and Colorado come next, In
the order named, the amounts produc
ed being respectively $22 600, 900, SlS.
900, 900 and $l4,0O0,000. Compared
with the production Of former years,
last years yield was far in excess of
that of any year since 1870, tie high.
est previon yield having been in 1877.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

UOR RENr-A FINE COUNTRY REsI-
~ dence at Ulsynont with ample groundue
COED opportunity tor parties desiring NJ
spend the summer In the oodutry FenE lo,V
aud 4Ociety the best. HEALUE OO.
4-S4teod 7th and MAr1st stroetg.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NJ ANrsD "A SlTUA ,IoN Al OOM-
w positor, clerk or travelling salesmaa
oy man ~ yeats OF age best u references
gwen, Address Or apply Ut 10 East Seventh
street. aGst%
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

"AN1 ED.-A WAITE HINL FOR
w general hsusework. Apply ~ Jss MAR
ket street. 1a2tS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

WANrED.-A TIDY HALF GhOWE
family. Apply 100 W. sth. 4a-St
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

WANrE "A HOUSE BY A RE-
w spectacle party with one child rent
not 70 exceed $ti.s0 ner month Address 81.
3. p" RKrUBLIeAH office, ts-8te
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NOR RENT.-A SIX tubOM BRICK
u house. No. llA West 81 stfset. Inquire
Of JOHN o u i,E. J. p.
4S.2tA 8. ". cor 81 and Markst stroeiE
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

"ANrED GlRL-MUST BE A
w good cox, washer and irouer. and
INST DC we'll recOI moulded. InQ are at No.
West Third street. 4pats
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

During the eeVSning the following bills
we're passed:
Caleb Taylor %. John Guthrie s11.os q. B.,
Underwo Cd s5, Philip n. Plunkett s2so 90, ].
Hanley 900. 8.6l, Washin ton street club stables
Sls, john Brooks st.76, Henry Mckinney ga :
10, Fannie McKeowsn s48.12, Isaae Lloyd
Sei.o9, Edward W. Hoopes 80 .62, Davis h Bro.
So2,gl, Neal Duffy 1925, Martin Ksoush
S17S O6, John Flanner Sl3.06, James Murray
Bro. sllal6, James Murine s2ON, A Speak.
man 9S7. 90, Gee W. Bush S4ss.6S Lawreuoe
Burns SsS ~, Frank Chandler Se2 81 James
MeGowan 3st.sS, Jehn W. Hopkins eisASe,
Leonard 4 Ellis els.Bo 8. q. Simmons d Bro,
e22s.5a, @. W. Bright @o.W, ,. ]. Tsvnpsn
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
zHR LEVY Csvsr.

a Nafsa DeAy-WsS9 1ssspsfen-
Whas shs Msnbsss are Dsfhe-
Taiks Assus shs AsssssaAssts-
MisrepFesessasisss Csvrsstsa'
Special Osrssspondsnse Of ths RspuDlisAn.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-01-01

New Years Day is being generally cele-
DRAFTED at the garrison At noon the officers
OF the station paid their official respects, in
~ body, to General Howard, and subse.
quently made calls upon the ladies OF the
post.
Lieut. +. +. Eltonhead. 2lst Infantry. re-
turned from San Franbisco ON the last
steamer.
The MON commissioned officers gave a hop
At the government engine house last even
ing. The old year WAS mustered out in a
becoming manner, and general good time
MAS had.
Colonel Granville o. Haller, recently re.
stored to the army, has been assigned to the
command ef the 23d Infantry, by the War
Department. The regiment is stationed in
the Indian Territory.
General q. u. Greene and Col r. &. Ma
son gave reading at the Oak Grove Theatre
Oh saturday, for the benefit of the enlisted
men, who were present in large numbers.
The snbjccts We're carefully selected from
standard authors and well given. and the
entertainment fully. appreciated and enjoyed
Ly all who attended.