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OTTOMAN TROOPS CALLED OUT.

CoNsTASTINoPLE Wednesday, Nov. II, 1880.
Dervisch Pacha telegraphs that the Gordon
around Dulcigno is complete Forty thousand Redifs
troops OF the second reservehave been called ont TO
be employed partly the Greek provinces OF Turkey,
partly Albania and partly the eastern boundary
OF ROumelia.
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companies auxiliary to the Lake Shore Company have
DeeL IOrned one in ONO and the other Indiana, for
he CONSTRUCTION or the road from Toledo one to Elk
mart or ChestertOn Ind the former 100 aud the latter
Igrty miles east or Chicago the Lake shore Railroad
Inc inc0rp0riiors are Amasa Stone II. r. Payne, III.
wade. ~ o. Mlll5. Fred W. Vanderbilt and others.
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RICHMoND. Va. NV. 17.-AlOuzJ Peterson ana
Peasant Mason two cOl0red ab0Ters, quarIeAei today
Peterson Mason in the left thigh causing hs cedth
IInl.r Ilu-u.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
PUBLIC SA Les.
TNkuSrEE'S SALE
d OF
REAL ES ATE.

BY ', tua fan order OF the Orphans Court
OF the state OF Delaware in and Tor New Cas-
tie county ade on the eighth day Of Sep
;enoer, A. d , 1879, will be exposed to Public
: 10 Mt the adcuOn rooms Of l.. W Stidham
y ION. No +. Fourth street, IN the city OF
Wilmirvt n
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
QUOTATIONS.

IHEVE-AiVI VUOTA TIUNS,
Received by private wire Of
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON Il CO.,
STOCK COMMISSION BROKERS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Thekt. Georges Assessment.

| Yesterday afternoon word was receiv
ed i'll this city that the Assessor, Mr.
Gray, who sat at Middletown yesterday
to correct his assessments and put on
new names, had absolutely refused tc
place upon the lists the names of q
large number Of colored persons which
had been furnished him and which he
had promised to assess. 1t was further
stated that when asked why he did not
do his duty, he said he "dare not in
cur the displeasure of his party lead
ers." When it was found out that the
list OF names Of colOred persons had
been left of the assessment, a number
OF citizens went to work to engage teams
to haul the colOred men to Odessa
where they will appear before the As
SCISSOR with.their free hold vouchers to
make another effort to have their
names put upon the assessment.
Should the Assessor still refuses to pnt
the names referred to on the assessment
about $50 men will be disfranchised in
the Hundred, and no doubt the Assess
or will be promptly held for trial be
fore the United States District Court
for violation of the United States
election laws.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Peace An Maine.

Several more Fusionists took their
seats in the Maine House of Repre-
reseptatives yesterday. and there were
only four unoccnpied seats In the SEN
ate. The message of Governor Davis
will be sent to the Legislature early
next week, and it is expected that
Holbrook will be qualified as Treasurer
on Monday. W. w. Perry, promi-
nent Gieenbacker, yesterday offered
resolution in the Legislature for the
repeal Of that clause in the Constitution
which requires certificates to he issued
by the Governor ard Council to men,
hers Of the Legislature. All the mil
itary and extra police stationed at
the State House in Augusta have gone
h0ms.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
IRELAND's DISTRESS
want and Starvation Increasing
RelievinE ibe DisiFess-Immense
Emigration 90 America Expect

want and Starvation Increasing
ReltevinE she DistPess-Immenss
Emigration 90 America Expect
| ed.
Mr.. Richard 0'Gorman, Secretary Of
the Irish Relief Committee, of New
York, has received cable despatch
from Edward Dwyer Grey, Lord May OF
of Dublin, ard Chairman OF The Man
sion House Relief Committee Of Dublin
stating that the distress in the west OF
Ireland is rapidly increasing and is as.
suming oalauitOus proportions.
Mr.. O'Gornan said this evening that
ha was daily in recfip. Of information
from Ireland TO the effect tha. the des
titution in Connaught and the north
west and southwest and ths Islands ly-
ing of these parts, was rapidly devel-
opipg dimensions far exceeding the
worst fears Of the people. In stme
districts the distress hid almost taken
the character of famine ard the graves,
fears were entertained fnr the spriug
and early summer. lie will tomorrow
send e2O0 to the Mansion Honse Com
mittee, which will make R2l00 already
sent by this Committee.
He believed this disiress would be
followed by an Immense wave of emf
grafton, and spoke approvipgly Of the
bill before Congress to colonizs these
emigrants in the Western States. They
should, he said, be got out of the sea-
board cities as soon as possible and set
tied on the land, for tue cultivation of
which'their former life prepared them,
and where they ould feel at home and
would soon by Industry become secure
and independent.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
ra ,~a.,.x.,,,,

| thhANS LEAVE WlL1tuUfOAs
tor Philadslphia: 100, $40, p85, 800
/ log 1870 a. m; l2.l3, 1888, 2 ~, 400, $50
| 100, 9tb y. m. On Sunday, an $40. n
NJ, b,00, $50, q,S6 p. m.
For New YORK: IN, 100. 1907, o. m, 1913
1888 D. N, Limited Express, 8 40, D. m.
For Bal1mors and Washington; la6l, 2l(
S.S6 a. In.; l252 p. m. Limited Express
Los, s,ls, p. IA. ON Sunday, l2.R1, All
For baltimore and Bay Line: 1.os p. IN.
For baidnore and way stations; ssS q. N.
t5r Nov Cast.<; III, IA. L., l.l0, o.sO y. In.
Far Delawars Il. u: ana. m: Lilo, 6.3C p
No Sunday tralns.
Far Wilnington a Northern X. H.: go, a
a.; eos, y. Ia; $50, y. N. Sunday except
Far Bolawsre "esteInh. r.: lib, lC,so, n. 70,
s,Jl: :. IN.
Tsa ms ALEIvs AT wILMHaIoN
From Philadelphia: II. ~, 203, $50, $40 n, n,
i%oS, l2ls, l.O2, 2.DO, 40, G.i9, e.2S, 100,
s09, lilo y 70. On Suadaya; l2a3, 209,
1910 q. H.; i.35, I1.Ib, y. m.
Fran Baltimore; 2l5, 9. 90 G.bla. M: o3, ian7
5S, 90 p. In. On sundaya; AT, a, N.
eS6 L. N.
F.ow Washington: 2.I5, e. ~: 1909, s7,
5Sc, e.So p, IN. On Sundays AIS a. IN;
Ftom New Castle: $50 $50, u.tc a. M.
6'2r ~ p n. No SlpdaY HEins.
Fioin Delaware X. H.: 500 "a, m,; ll.61, o.4b
Pm.
FtoIn Wilmington h Northern IL. X: s.su
a. IN. ll.G n. M; and G.Sb p. m
From Delaware Western IL, r.: 800 A. NJ
2lt, 500 y. IN. Sunday t7lin 6.26 z. M,
TaAiHB yoI TILH'4aTon LRAvR puIIApnr,-
MA,
F.onBroad street AMI Washington ayenue
T,S0, SEQ. 1890, li45 A. N; 80, 800, 400,
6.lb, 90, 100 eS46. ll.30 p. N. On sun.
days; $50 q, n.; 600, 946.1l.30 D. m.
+ ON Ihirty-SeoGnd and Marx OF streets: Los.
fSO. II. 80 q. n.; l2.2b, 400 900, ll.5O D. u,
Tn Sundass' los. q. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
DeIG0are Western RniIrnnh

The Delaware Western train due in
this city at sp. m, did not arrive las;
evening until S,3j, owing to the large
amount of freight. On Monday the
trains will only run as far as Landqn-
berg, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny assuming charge of the Pomeroy
road, and will run IS far as Neg ark
Del. We were informed that the Della,
ware Western will still continue to run
their usual number of trains. As we
have already stated in relation to the
Pennsylvania road, it is the in
tention of the company to repair the
road from Newark to Delaware City.
aud to establish large coal depot at
Port Penn.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Schooner PurchaSed

Messrs. Walton, Whann e. Co., the
extensive phosphate manufacturers at
2O3 West Front street, have purchased
from parties in New York, large three
masted schooner. The name ofthe
vessel is the "Poto5i," the original cost
being $40, 200. she is built of live oak
and lined with copper, and was form
erly used in the Mexican trade, but the
owners retiring from business they had
no farther use for her. The "Potosi"
is a vessel OF five hundred tons burthen,
and is expected to arrive at this port
with cargo Of fertilizer. The "Potosi"
will be used for the purpose of carrying
phosphate to the Southern States, as
Walton, Whann & Co. do an extensive
business in the South, and have Offices
established in the large cities.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
4 Lady Surprised.

Thursday evening last was one loul
to b re- nrmb'red by mary of the young
psop of Wilmington, who got up Il
surprise party aud going ~
the resi- ience Of Mss Aic. Py,e NJ 400
West S S4cOld street, cOmpltmertrd That
young lady on her birth day. The
guests numbering IS Or 80iu which
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Chester
were represented, arrived at the lady :
house about half-past s o'clock, and
after a cordial Welcome they preceded d
to have general GOOD time which was
not interrupted until two hours had
rolled around. They were then invi,.
ed to TIE dining room where a table
ha ban sumpLuoualy sprea aid to
wh h they all dit justice. The COM
any tl-u r.turhed 70 the parIor aud
r,nryet thee 'n'ure Sports un,,l early
dfwl wh~a 'n~y parted all We pleas
r'' W h tn~ evening" ; entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
LOcRIlettes.

Rev. Dr.. Stevenson of Grace chuge1.
it is rnmored, will be transferred to the
Philadelphia Conference this coming
Spring and will be stationed at HsiDes
Street Church, Germantown.
Tony Deuier's Pantomine Troupe ar
rived to-day at noon. Last evening
they played at Alexandria, Va, hav.
ing left there this morning at o'clock.
They will probably have a full house.
The Wilmington District Parsonage
occupied by Presiding Elder Matlack
will be removed from 5O7 w. Fourth
street to 2O3 W. Eleventh street.
George II. Greene of this city will on
Monday start for Kansas City, Mo-, in
order to visit his relatives who reside
in the Western States.
Lewis W. Palmer. undertaken is an
nounced as one of the Democratic can
didates for Coroner.
John Otto the tobacconist is Demo-
cratic candidate for the Levy Court. .,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
HEGISTR ALTON OF VOTERS
Hundreds ReSiege the AssysAOr,
and the Federal Supervisors ar,
kept BnHY.

As The hours advanced the crowd al
the City hall increased. The Republi.
cans worked earnestly and the result
surprised even the most sanugine. The
Republicans in order to expedite mat.
ters had three tables TO the right of the
hall at which those desiring to be as
sessed procured their vouchers which
were sworn to by property holders. The
applicants then formed themselves in
line and awaited their turns patiently.
The assessors with assistants were kept
busy whilt Henry c. Turner, Esq, J,
Alfred Collins, Eugene Lynch aud 9th
er Democratic Supervisors with a
slight sprinklug Of Republican Off Gals
walked to and fro and kept an eye up.
on the proceedings.
For while there was a little breeze
created by Mr.. Turner who insisted tn at
that one olthe colOred applicants shoud
g~t of the platform ard take position
i'll line. The man thinking that the
interference Of Mr.. Turner was imper-
tinent refused TO 60, and for time it
looked as tha alteration would become
serious. Attracted by The loud tones of
the men the Chief of Police with two
or three other officers put in an appear
aDce and restored order.
The Republicans keep coaches at the
door which at intervals are driven off.
bat invariably return with applicants.
The interest in the registration is gen.
eral and is looked upon by the Demo.
craos with feelings akin to dismay.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
MOrIrls ,
TIE EBIlIa nrIl,n IInrIh

Nte d. MINING VcRetNbIe liver Pills, 81
gar Coated, without an ouual. They news,
prpe or s!cEen In operating, move The bowel
easy by acting directly Oh ihe Liver, restore
the lost enafgtcs by promoting tho healthy
action o. the Liver. In doug thls Iieadaehe
Neuralgia, Pains Ia tue right or lett side OF
through the LunE5, Indigestion. Cosuvenesg
S'icG Stomach, Weak BacS, Dizziness, BAD
Bjlliousness, L1ngu0r, General WeakDess
and other bodily intirHities are cured. They
are tic only Pills known TINT VIII positively
operate without Gripping, SicGeuing Weak.
moss, or leaving the bowels coStige. Th0v
promote healthy Liver and leave the syston
REQ IRON the danger of prevailing diseases.
Soid by dealers ani county store .eep@rs.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, " illGlng.
ton. Del. fhiiadelyhIa. 6I2 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HONta and AI,nRA

Here we are and don't you forget It! WI
arc not going to have "Cirand Opening, )
nor make "big sputter" about "the larg
est store, " &C., but we wish to inform oul
friends and the public in general that we have
removed from the East End Boot ana Shoe
store, corner Seventh and Spruce streets, &c
the store lately occupie1 by Joseph Fleming
no ~ East Fourth street 1.-TWO doors tom
King street) where we shalt keep on hand at
all times full supply Of all Kinds OF boots
and shoes for gents, ladies and children
which Will be sold at the lowest prices and
as We have gained reputation In the past ioi
lalr, square dealing, we intend that 1t shall
be our motto in the future, and we guarantee
TO our fIlends, who may favor US with a call al
our new place OF business, the same satisiac.
ton we have given them in the past at our
old stand.
SO don't forget 10 call,
Both men and WUmen-all,
Come in and buy your boots and shoes from
me;
Well try and use you well
Up at the Grand Central,
And give you bargains you don't often see.
SO come right on to Marr's,
Either en- loot or by the cars,
And buy shoes cheap TO put upon your feet,
For boys, and girls and men,
from a one up to a ten,
You can get at No II East Fourth street,
=. S.-We shall still continue to do repair.
ing oi ali kinds in he neate5L and best lnan.
ner and at reasonable rates
l-l7-tues-wed-thu.sat LEMUEL MARI,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Orr NEW CASTLE LEGTAi.
The TRsEer LOan-Rr6dy haHate
-h0ss Rose S1cIabie--TAe cola
Sunp-NB Asd for Ireland.

The TRsker EOan-Br6dy SaHati
-R0ss Rose SDcIHbie--Tae colo
Sump No A.d for Ireland.
SPEC Al Correspondence Of the Republican.
New CASTLE, Feb. %, 80.
The ssy,nth annual report Of the d.
rec .ols al toe Tasker Loan Associatio,
was al AT the monthly meeting OF
S2tnrt,y evening, after which an eiec
tiol * place for Directors. The olC
BOa y ~eie re-elected.
The brady Senate, the social 0rgari
cation nj ShawrOwn, will give their hrs
Grand Dress Ball on Monday evening
the 9tn AZ he City Hall.
Tue Moss Rose sociable at their rooms
on Saturday evening was largely at.
tended; the music was of very fine
order and under the direction Of Prot.
+. S. Duncan.
lIe "Wandering Seven" gave a
social p'omenade and hop, and tbrir
nany friends turned out and frw
ours Of rare CnjOymeut were lrdulg-d
in.
The cold snap of yesterday caused onr
streets TO present very deserted aP
pearance.
A pigeon shooting match was the fee.
tue OF Satulday afternoon. Some very
ti1- exhibitions of marksmaDship we're
made and the scores were as rui
very good
As yet 10 movement has hrrn mair.
iu hi, city towards aiding the suffers
u Re and, not, We feel satisf"l ,ru:L
wan; Ut sympathy. but bsc2u-o ~
one has made an effort or called
public attention to the mater.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Census Supeiyisora

The nominations OF Census supervi-
sors for several Western and New Eus-
land States have been fsvorably repor-
ted upon to the Senate committee, but
none OF the Southern States nor those
OF New York, New Jersey, Pennsylva,
MIA, Delaware and Maryland have as
yet been reported upon by Senator Ker-
nan, who has charge of the five States
last named. Several Democratic mem
bers of the committee are in favor Of
one-kalf the Census Supervisors being
Democrats, and have reserved the
right to vote adversely when these NOM
nations come up for confirmation,
with a view, possibly, Of forcing an
equal division of these appointments
between Democrats and Repu ublicans.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
she Lancaster Editors.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 3O.-Messrs.
Steinman ard Hensel, attorneys, and
editors of the 'Intelligencer,' appeared
in Court to-day to answer the rule en-
tered by Judge Patterson to answer for
contempt and STOW cause why they
should not be diSbarred for an alleged
libellous publication on the Court. The
respondents presented their answer un
der oath, and an exhaustive argument
was made by them and their counsel
Rufus L. sharpley, Of Philadelphia,
The Court reserved its decision.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
[YEsrERDAY's SEws.1
This MoruiBg's Hearings Two
bprunks.

Last evening Sergeant Jones arrested
a man on East Front street. The pris-
oner had been drinking and becoming
sleepy lay down In an alleyway. The
officer took compassion on the man and
conducted him to the hall. The usual
fine aud costs was imposed.
Another unfortunate who had inst
been released from jail last Wednesday
was arrested last evening at Sixth and
shipley streets, by Officer McClain.
The officer first was under the impress
sion that the man was sick, but he was
not long in changing his opinion as the
unfortunate man had been drinking
what Is termed by ths I" coasters. /"
"dve cent hummers. Fifty cents and
cost was the fine.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
SECOND EDITION
BOYNTOS-sHEKMAN

a Ormaud IN 4 Geaessi w II
sherman shall he s"ur. MariiSi'
cd.
d.. Boyptou, 'hs Washington cor
resppnd4nt Of the CtnG.nati ''iszett7
has preferred charges and specifications
ags,I,st Grnpral W. T s"rrman. to'
"conduct unbecoming an officer and
gem trman," III vioI4lihg Ia" laws q
the District oi Coumhis, 90" hieh de
I'm sud puuish the orinIr OF slandrr.
|. D.. sllesed by Is yltou that on 'l'
l2,h inst a new-paper reporter n&G'r'
Cos 'es. approached G7rersL shtrh'a"
a. auv headquarters, and asked 80
Generals opinion Of BOynton, Go les
Ky aiming that he and some Others as
sorIatrd with him bad published Bo'h-
ton g q liar, and they desired the
Generals testimony on that point. In
H.. CONVERSATION which followed, tot
=. 20 ter acting in his capacity as such,
General Sherman said Boynt,n was ZEN
tlr-lY without character" could be
at red to do anything tor money, "and
was "v.ry PERSISTENT and energetic II
manufacturing falsehOods." :"
The Interview was published in th-
Washington correspondence OF Tho
Cleveland Leader" Of the 18th in4t, =,
and v, xt day Boyp!on wrote a latter tt
General Shermsn asking him il the
CORE, pondent reported his remarks
correctly, expressing the beliel that,
If the report was incorrect, the Gepeiai
woui aisavow the words attributed to
him.
u 1.n.ral Sherman at Upce replied, sc
know .rdIing the receipt OF the letter,
recognizing the report as that ct a
yOurr man who came 10 him saying
Boypou had sNaLdered his father, and
addiro: "I said thought You were
capable Of doing anything for pay; that
sIaDu,r WAS your daily aVocaIl0n, and
as y,p bad deliberately falslfcd as to
me, | believed you capable of slander-
in" ,.,ur nwn mother for pay.
This is a hard thing to say of any
man, but believe it of you" For these
ana ,imiar utterances Of General on'r-
man, Mr. Boyntou requests that tie.
Ge1 eral he tried by a court martial.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
T.. r. KunkeI's Bitter Wine al
IRON.

DO you want something to strengthen you,
or give you good appetite? 30 you want
to get rid of EeryOusness2 DO you want
energy, sleep well or be cured Of dyspepsia,
kidney or liver disease2 Try Il. +. kunkeps
Bitter Wine OF Iron. livery bottle guaranteed
70 do as recommended.
kunkie's Butter Vine OF Iron is for sale in
Wilmington BY 4. James BELT, N b. Dan.
forth, John J. Gallagher y Bro, Herbert X ,
Watson, Taylor " Fullerton, Jao. $. Hart
man, II. X. Bringhurst and the drug trade
generally.
" GFmsI WOrnSI WOrnts
Il. +. kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pm, ScaJ and StOnach Worms. Tho
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worlas, and do not know H. Fits, spasns,
cramps, choking and suttO0atiOn, salow com.
pleXion, circles around the eyes, s6cIlipg
and pain in the stomach, restless at night
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, teyer, itching at tho seat, headpche'
foul breath, the pGtien. grows pale and thin,
tickling and Irritation In the anus. All these
symptoms, ana more, come from worms. f,
+. Kunke's Worm Syrup never tails 10 re-
m0Ve them Price 81 per bottle or six for So
(For Tape WORMS write and consult the Doc
tor.J tUr all others, buy OF your druggist the
Worm syrup, and II he has it not, send to
Dr. Z. +. kunkel. 259 N. Ninth Street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Advice by mail, tree; send
URGE ceLL stamu.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
FnsM YEsrEHLAYs LATE EslrI.S
a SUDDEN sunPAIsE
A NAN from Enston. Pa. who -.
awsS from his Family Sudden,
meets them In Newark. D.,

-
awsy from hts Family Sudd..
meets them In Newark, Del
| About five months ago a middls.
man, given his name as Charles BIsI' BIs1u
made his appearances in Newark ,4u
ing a pitiful story Of the death NJ fIL IH
wife aud four children from djptL.MIt ~
and causing much sympathy. He v,a M
a BAKER and applied for work and ~ !,
vas given him. 1 Q spoke particni,.
ly Of the youngest child, who seemsI
have been iavorite.
He said that neighbor had reco,,
mended the kernel Of the peach seed a :,
a good cure for the disease and he b'1 ~
given some to the little one and L,a
perhaps, in this way FASTENED i,
death. This seemed to distress b~
very much. "~
Oa the u of October last the Tim,
OF Philadelphia described a man Wh'
had mysteriousIy disappeared from E,a n'
ton, Pa, leaving wife and four child
rem. II was supposed by some that h.
had been murdered, Blaii's persona
appearance and this description coin
cided SO we'll that curiosity and susni
cion were aroused, and upon iuyestig,,
ton 1t was found that the parties we,. e
identical.
The Newark LEDGER" Of today sav,
that Mr.. Fader with whom Blair Va,
employed in Newark as a baker, tbint
ing there might have been a mistake n
the transcribing, obtained a COPY NJ
the "Times" from Philadelphia. III.
last named gentleman communicate
with parties In Easton and to his su,,
prise and sorrow found that Blair va,
the party alluded to, and after writ,pr
back ard forth to obtain full psrticulan
made arrangements for the meeting ot
the wife and four children with III.
runaway father.
Wednesday was the day fixed upon,
and to make the surprise more com.
plete 1t was arranged to have the moth.
or and children arrive by the express
train reaching Newark at l.ls p. H,
when Blair, who had been baking ali
night, would be asleep. Mr.. Bysn
Widdpes accordingly met the party
at the depot, and, for fear of awsk.
ening the renegade husband, let
them out short distance from the "a.
tablishment. When taken In The
house Blair was called down stairs and
confronted with his family.
He was dumbfounded at their suddsD
ana for some time he had
nothing to say, but a fatherly feeling
evidently overcoming him, he called
his oldest son, Charlie, and caressed
him. Though he spoke but little be
said that be lived uhhappily with bis
family and that was the cause OF his
leaving them.
Mr.. Fader notified Blair that his ser.
vices would be no longer required after
Wednesday and that he must take bis
family away by Thursday morning
Blair, however, spoke to no one except
his wife about leaving, and at day.
break on Thursday he left Newark and
walked to Stanton where he joine1 hi3
wife and children on the morning train,
hey having got on at Newark.
This was done so that he would moi
% an object of public curlosity.-
Whether the family will reside in
aston or not we are unable TO state.
heir circumstances are very straiten.
d.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
For COurt To-day.

This morning the cars Tor N W Ca.
tie attached to the $50 train we're com
tortably filed. This being tha opening
or tie "quaIter ses-ions' tbry- will
not he great amoun5 Of business done,
and that little which ia transacted will
be of a petty character. Most Of tupm
iu attendance were subFwuml cN the
political cases, which are, it is aid. On
the docket for immediate tri@t. With
The exception Of these the Session ii
10 void Of any special interest.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-02
Cotton Goods,

Messrs. WIN. N. Kennard K Co. will
open on Monday morning, the largest
stock Of cotton goods owned by them
for long time. To keep ahead of the
sudden and decided advances in these
goods, the last month they engaged
friend who was daily in the market'to
buy for them such makes of musins
and cotton goods required by their
trade. They now propose to keep their
customers we'll informed 80 that il they
wish to buy now they can do so and
save money, as nearly all kinds Of
goods bought at January prices are bar.
gains indeed.