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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
The RarhlxRnnuhltann

for Thursday will be issued from the
Office this wednesday, evening. 1t
contains large and varied amount Of
local and miscellaneous reading mat.
ter, and can be bad for Eve cents ready
for mailing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

The most useful Christmas or New
Years gifts WaMzer Sewing Machine,
20 medals awarded. Cash prices from
s22 to $50. ]. H. Trsxler, Agent, No,
8 Carpenter street, near Fourth and
Manraa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
BpecI.l EFRin.

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company will run =
special train from December goth to
26th, inclusive, for Chester and VIII
minFton, leaving Philadelphia at 8 p.
M, Chester ct $40 p. M, and arriving
at Wilmington at b.6b p. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
sale Of ReaI EnlAIe.

The brick building, No. 6l0 King
street, hel~nging to the estate Of Mar
tia Kirkpatrick, deceased, WAS sold By
l.. W. stidham 4 Son, yesterday after,
noon, TO John Mills for "a $50. The
dwelling contains ten reoms and the
lot is q feet front by ZOE feet deep.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
Ihunlh Animated.

Robert Fischer, Jr., while coupling
some cars on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore railroad, yes-
terday, had his thumb crushed 40 bad
ly that 1t was necessary to amputAte II
at the second Joint.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
mig Back pay Pswsion.

Mr.. Francis Vincent recently SUE
decided in getting for Mrs. Eliza Ann
ROrwood back pay pension amounting
to about $500. Her son was killed In
the war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
Aloha k0G...

At tts Opera HO Use, this evening, the
Alpha Beta Society will give It's fourth
annual entertainment. The exercises
will consist Of music, Rotations, dia-
logues, dramas and grand Gipsey
march. Music also will be rendered by
the City Co,net band.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
Jew olrl.

]. c. Msssey, No. 4o2 King street,
has on hand fine assortment Of Jew
elry as Is kept In this city. he would
most respectfully solicit call from the
public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
SECOND EDITION.
1MELOOAL srAGn.
nasa Mee- 0eminE-Things In Fa'
nmRA-

nasa Nee-oemink-Thfngs In IA
tuRo.
Marcus Z. Mayer, the agent for Mile
Sara Bsrnhart, was In town this morn"
ing and cancelled her engagement 20
play Camille here on the evening Of
the 25th Inst.
What has caused You to cancel the
engagement asked REPUBLICAN, re-
porter Of the agent to-day.
"Ths sale Of Seats" replied he,
"has been disoouragingly light, and
this has led me TO think we would net
be warranted In appearing here. Only
about 100 tickets have been taken, and
the outlook Ia therefore not good"
This will create a general disappoin'
m emit as many Of our people were look
ing forward with pleasure 70 seeing the
peerless actress upon our home stage
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
Sale Of shs Meteor

The steam tug Meteor, oWns nd
Messrs. Warner and Bush, sOI /,
is one Of the fastest bos'' hss
vicinity, has, II is rumorsd' 90
10 parties in New York;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22

Nail Csses Of plush and leather, with
contents OF Ivory or Celluloid, make 8
nice present. A great variety for sale
by q. James Belt, Sixth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
3ROCE2IEg.

CTRONG AND mLD
ROASTED COFFEE.
SCENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, G8E ", JAPAN AND mixb
TEAS AT
GENTS PER POUND
These goods are unoIcelied In purity ,strspS
and flavor, by any IN the city 1t the
price. Try them snd b.
convinced OF the TACT,
CHEAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
". X. BOWMAN Manager
u T. SECOND ST., 10 L. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment OF the nner Ersdss Of re.
and Ootfee, and perfectly purs pepper, ans
spices generally. Ia ono Of the best. Prlot
Away Right. SUGAR AT COST To QUE
TONER'S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-22
KRIS KRINGLE

Has taken possession Of one Of our windows,
loaded with Eif@ Tor The children, and 10
sure TO attract tneir attention ~ they enter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15

ELECTRIC LroHTs. Electric lights
are now established ct three points on
the Euglish coast. namely: at Soutss
Point. mouth Of tho Tyne: 10 two
lighthouses on the South Foreland. and
in two lighthouses at the Lisard. In
France, two lighthouses at different
points on tho coast have been provided
with electric lamps, and Ia Russia there
is one at Odessa. An electric light hsa
also been placed 1t Port Haid. q che
entrance OF the Sues Csual. The slsc.
trio light 10 moro costly than any oil o.
gas lamp. and Il 10 said that 10 clear
weather the light from IN oil lamp ID
alnost - plainly visible from oil part,
OF the horizon % that from On slectric
lamp but the latter possesses the im.
portant advantage thst practically it,
circle OF illumination extends beyond
the horison. The roy Of light il Gre
ates 10 % intense that il causes an illu-
mination In the atrcsphsre. which can
b sssu locg before the light appeors.
The Experiment has not bson usedo IN
the United States - yet, which seews
strange In view ID the great nsmbae Of
lighthouses IL operation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15

A gentlemsn 10 Sweden despatched
on the 18th OF April lat to pose-e6les
cards. the one 70 the British Consulat.
ct Nadras. and the other to = CONNER.
cisl drip in San Franeisco, with the 70
quest to forward them on IN himself
the former via japan aud S.n Francisoo
back to Ljunsskile. Sweden, and tho
latter via japan and Madras back TO
Ljuugskile. the one eastward and the
other westward. the object being to
sscereain which Of the cards would
come back s,oner to the sender. The
result has been that the card which
went eastward returned on the 18th ri
August. and the Other on the following
day. the former After ll6 dass, snd ths
latter after Iii days journey armand
thu world
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15

1misdoa. Ayesslon e society. Dimnss Of Vision.
Noises q the Had; The vital A1id passing unob-
served = ~ usins. end many othsf diseases that
lead 10 insanity and death.
Oh. nINT1e Will agree to forfeit FIVE HuN.
DEED O0LLAns foe . case Of this kind the VITAL
kEUxORAT1v4 lunder Als special edvice and
tssa1Dsatl win noe cure, or foe anything impure
&C injurioas found IN it. DIR. HTNTIB treats Ill
Privste Diseases SUCCESSFULLY without mercury.
ConsULrAT1o. vaxx. Thorough examination and
advice. including analysis Of urine. $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 Q bottle or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any address
upon receipt Of price. or G. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, by
4. z. NINTIE, n. D.,
II Kea1ny Street, Ban Francisco, Gal.
DIR. MINTlR'e KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET.
ICUA. cures al kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. 0onorrh9a, elect, Leucorhoa. For
salo b. Ill druggsts 90 bottle. six bottles fov
$500.
DR. NlNTIE'v DANDELION PILLS, arc the
best and cheapest DYsPEPSIA aud BILIOUS cure
IN the naFkst. For sale BY al druggists.
jadkwly
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MiSt'kLi.AN R.sUs.
BUSINESS CHANGE,

Tyax FIRM or uoAxm I MltDRapnanp
y be-. b. anutuAl oSsssot. bs>u tbs 1sy ~.
solved.
H. H,ldesoe nd vtil pay ell dsa4s q u ~
m 80 oil q q, money. due q.
aloae lassaspsr.
1s. ueDas viii retain H. expean - AruS
u9MEDo. \. 0Ok1la
...... :. u4D9no0AMD.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFf's SAFE

Pssst NH Company ". Fred yosa No. - -
TN AND ~ vIR1UI o. An Ix1CU flo. - SSs.isI
! out u the DissTsss Court u ~ ~ 49, r.
District Of WssAiegsa Tesrl-osv. b.t1ne Sp.
eeastir, IL Z g cosnsy. % ths 1lib ~ =
Der. A. D., 1S1S. 70 ne dirsc'ed seh dsnsem ~
msnding Ne - IVY upon The Sespeny - ~ m
70 satisfy le1gmsot ssesveed ~ -
Comnans sesinst bin. sONuos!aa q "
1850 90 100 sed costs taxed % III u 1000
rOeresose. 10 p0rsussee 81 Aid Ur1ks .ie'.o1e
uron the ieltesisg - esihed rel Vesoe ~ ~ 7fl
IN 3 ,oaomlsh sDonsv. ". e., u M: III - ~ ~
& y 81 Nj I. M 4 u sE = = - - =
AT. eon,sIS,ux iGi SOioo sc-ss, sna uIll p So
ser ,be ssms. OF - niue tbsseef - VII eesnS a n
jusgueet, insvssss. eeses sid ersssea ii 3
pu6sis sueaseo. 10 isoas 81 ~ Csuss 1seos ~
oph City, oooAomlsh ceostv. % 49, ~ r.
11ss dsv u J.pssry. l0oe, - ~ 49, -
H.. = sse eishss. 49, - 80. - ~
m Wo1SD9M
onWa1 4 0nsheun1ae 0so1
MelQsusbs 1seas AGssssys - = - s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15

insl Wsaknsss, Isnpessney: 49,
dreams, pimplss q ~ ieee. 81 ~ S1
can positively - cured 1hs coek - rssSs
shouh no. lail 70 eall upoo hin. ~ sssS
tA0roushly ~ various hoop10nls shsos ~
. great deal Of valnshls inlosmetaeos w. NJ ~
II compstsas 20 inpase - theee q - ~
sersircs. DR.. 0IbDoN IN ueAe = ..SS
tnless he eject . cure. Psssoee 9 -,
mu.icaticne osrietly coa6Asa1tsl. H. ~
nus bat the Doctor. Hsseoas Wht1no = -
tor viii plsase stsie The na0s Of -
s~e this advertisement 10. Chasgee .ScS -
Call or write Address DIN. J. y 0lDoySscS1l
1857. San francisco. Send SlS Sos eSv
medicine.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15

3aohov ear faith In the safety end exeallsaee a
- q. D.. spse proper persoaai spplicaaion, whsl
0atisned that no imposition u intended, We till
rive the Nance Of al its ingredients, BY affdavit
he above o6eTs were never made before BY the pro-
esetor Of any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many testlmonlals. further Information, and
Iphlet "Trsatiss on Diseases Of the Blood" n
which each bottle isenclosed Price o. psr bottle
shining - ounces. 20 TO 50 doses Sold By drug.
lists. d. RAxsoN. soy & Co, Prop'ys, Buffalo, ny
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

r 3 never-lailing Cure
for Nsevous Debility,
1xhauseod Vitality,
Seminal Veal ess.
0permatorrh0s, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten i.
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects Of
eelf . Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years - such
- Less Of Memory,
1aaxaNnHA Nnak~vA~1
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NOTICE TO ABSENT CREDITOR.
TERRIrORY OF WASHINGTON.
County Of King.

County Of King.
In Justics Court. before =. =. Coor u. Up.
r. q z. 0sAns:
VOu ARE HEaEBY NOTIFIED THAT u. A.
j rra hes dl~d verified ciatm sgainss y0u
IN Gsid Cant which, NJ ! come ON to b. heard st
ny ulncs In seattle. In the CoaDty Of King. ". r..
a tho 2lth deg oS January. 1son. q the hour Of
O'Clock >. and uuless you appear and then and
thsss slswsr. tbs same viii - taken .. o0uSsaoed
an1 Tie demand Of the plstnti2 granted. The
sooee aDd demand Of aAid clam v 10 recover The
80 ~ 0-hty enc Dollass bslan due satd
p1elnst9 soe hoard o. The ri dolssdaut I'D VITA
O1ain I'D - loeh day ~ Dsesasbrs. lt5oI
2. OOOMoo,
.jg.1iee q ~ ksaD = - lm xins eountu.
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sc ROFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of Blindness.


ON BE- paid TO any Public Hospital 70 b mute
lily agreed upon, for every certificate Of this men
6lss pablishsd BY us which 10 not genuine.
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TO The UNFORTUNATE.


6ZS sssss9c.s
uefelsl GtroeaS9
Hynae1noo. 0oool1
g 1854 1esAes ~
|lnent q or1aAl -
|lnal DleesDea -
|0O0o9Vhoos S.Ss
& av1osuge, ~ 4
- Ill tts 10sDAs us
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. .
Bosom Studs, engraved on Ssees SETTING Csc.
.. Round q Leae LAX vsse Chain aud
Charm .......,,.,,.,..,... ESQ.,
or ladies' Pain. band. Fancy stene or
Cameo Rings Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Ladies' Losg q Reuod 1ssev nsos1 Pias.~. nc.
sesoe o. EDgraxed Hsr.Drope 70 match &C
Eogfaved snd Fancy Cu9 Pins. 06c.
Any Three Of the above articles viii b sent By
mail. postage paid. - receips u 6octA
LAmeS 6toao 0Aoo bf1oesoees 1o8teve0 ..s.s VA.W
Fist class Scale Rings. Double Heart.
snieia. sc: .::.:.::.:s 10y ~
Or Gents BrAlaut DtaDood-cee RieU 1W
Long Fancy 6hewl or noeoo PIn..... I0
Fancy Eztensisn Drops 20 match. 100
Gents Onyx. Amsshyss. or fopss aesve Bat ~
TONI. Luz
Ooyx, Amethyst or Torres Shirt Studs (S) LOO
Camto and Other Stone Rings, larEe. 49,. LOO
Heavy Link Vest Chain end Chasm.... 1.00
Extra Fine Scarf Rtogs o. Pins 5000. LOO
Any Five OF the above articles will b nailed
fres 70 an, addrss. on receipt Of 800.
oeot' Leos ssv nj VS. cssia I'D Cha.o 0.S
Extra Pine. ,...:::.....:..:...... rs
Heavy Set Stone and Fancy Ssuds.- Las
=" o. LAdies' Cameo. Anethyst snd ODyx
tlee' Buttons. ................... 145
>r Ladies' Cameo. Amethyst aud other -
Ladies. Long and ys;y Fancy GaG Ems. las
&C. Extra Finished Onyx. Amethyst and
Eograved Pins. LIS
' Ens'.' ";'is Ssss: .n...::: .ss
Fancy Neck Chaias and Charm LIS
Any six Of the aoove articles will Be mailed
free on receipt Of $20o:
Een's' Hofsaire or Ciostef Aussrahan Diamond
Single Stone Australian Diamond
He " I.rse SOLAR s'.'r an Dis.
Fine Finished Long Link We. i ci:is ~
and Charm ....,.....,.....,,., 100
Very Nobby and --latest Style Scarf
Rings and Pins. LOO
or 1adles' Cameo. Onyx and Amsthyst ~.
Ladder E.rusca1 Neckiaees, very hesvy...... i-so
Long Opera and Guard Chxies, very !
heavy. 30
Pins and Ear-Drops. l.eO
81 stone-sss and other Fancy Gao Pins.. l.00
:. Heavy Engraved Loeket for Miniatures 100
Any Eight Of the above articles yo1 nay seiees
Will be mailed to you free on receipt Of
$500.
Ladies' F. cs Neck Chain ard nedafiea ;.
&" Long opsf. CSsis, With Or without Without '-'''
Heavy Large aini.iui: I:d.iii:: '''
Cameo Medallion Pio :, snS nSr.n::n:. 40
=" or Gents Massive wedding Rins, fi.io
Long shsvi ar R|s::i 81. 49,: c::;,:. sH
I" Fancy Cs6 Pios 90
sleeve Duttoss. "A
Cent? Heavv Lar = mr. n..s;v. va f;s:;. *
Cluster Or aoiita,re Centr,i xwcr;cs: ~'S
a,.ns IA v.n.. -: =: o.: 1900: Aos
T,rs. 1e"Ss N'S' oest' E'os soe -
stone IA I.nc. c.;,::: s,.i: =, -
Motive aolil,ire etn6 N'' "a
An, r.n ~ ~. .s.. .Ssas 81; Ao0
nail ne an r.c:ica 81 n n A - 'so' "
An - ,nss Is. .Sr 4. '. Sow
Al - ~ os:sy y 9. eeoo Nuantys hass Of
E: :,:i g. e.: s:s
TO AGENTS..
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- ~ Ble y Syss9e sSooySuB ~
Esse.ns1ss = = aaaiise. - s.ssssisG ths
!. o1ve -yee na1s aaa past-oAass addrsss
eesn1y - 49,. - yeas asassa sxpssss oAes
.. 0oouDGe5oo3
&. 0sgl1o6 - G1nG3ot
8. No. valGAs - aad 10 healtAi
9. 16vfno kavuyss - sishs
Z. YoW oQ0o1eziso, eoIag q hole and syssi
.. 0svo 20 00op6ne - egocs Gn1tf
q. 0oooeo V1oAO0e gooogvaG3oo al you know
oAsue 49, go. 1kaDaes - 1s11eR . eoaGulta,
- -. Yes 1eeosg vi13 40 ress1ve - asoen-
~. - - Win ~ ysa ~ 1se1ss q yoar
00MDo - O0g son1o1 eD1neoo -eoseos ming
0s0psesns Hh1slG1ans setsad - cosssspoaAsacs.
Al lso0sgD dhou6o - od6sUpas1 = DsoDsnaasy.
s1as 1ll1as sysst. riils1eipAis. p.
n. T. H1LMBOLD.
Dsaagiss asd Chsnsst.
Philadelphia, Pa.
800 gvsasvl..als.
jeeAnN1v
, 1880-10-03
BY MAIL.

EASY DIyOnCEs IN SWITZERLAND.
Poll Null Gazette, Sept. IL
The facility with which divorce may be
obtained under the new Swiss marriage la"
is causing some discussion. Notably, Prof.
Ernest Navilie has devoted several pages to
the subject In an article in the BlbHotheq1te
Ueiuersclle, published at Lausanne. Under
the new law, which came into force In 1874,
the formalittes accompanying the soIennlza-
ton of marriage are cut down to the lowest
possible point. When both parties are 20
years Of age not only is it unnecessary to
ask the consent Of the parents, but It IS even
unnecessary to acquaint them with what Is
going on. The bonds Of matrilnony being so
tightly puton, it follows-at least. this is the
theory-that they should be lightly put OIL
It IS not necessary at it wonla ostaia seem'
agree to demand it, the cause is as good
as gained, the law having the power to de-
clare divorce whenever 1.-The continuation
Of tho common life is Incompatible with the
nature Of marriage" This vague condition
Of things is not luade better by the provision
divorce exist, still, If the coniugal bond Is
in any way seriously prejudiced, the courts
of law can pronounce for divorce or separa-
tion. This is called "deplorable legislation" !"
So it may be, SD far as the facilities for d.
vorce are concerned. Ihe nntrut1 a;5itTut OF tne
rage promote facilities for divorce IS ohVi-
ous. The two things have nothing to do with
each other, as many an unhappy 'Fanderer
beyond the Tweed and Cheglots has IN
earlier times found out to bis cost Where
failure to protect the interests which mar
riage tends to create Hers it Is out OF har,
moay with the common sense OF things, ana
therefore In error.
, 1880-10-03
YOndons1 Lord Mayor.

NfW York World Sept 81
Thev have iess trouble in choosing q Ao1u
Mayor OF London than we usually have IN st;- g.
iect,ng a Mayor Of New York, for the malta ls
be no opposition offered TO the return ot Mt:
AID Macarthur, NJ. p, who Was dnly electe4
Yesterday. Mr. William McArthur-the date OF
bis birth is given neither by Dod nor py Ue-
frett-is the son Of Wealeyan minister OF
londonderry, in which city he was enEnged IN
cnnnerce til 1857. whru he removed to London,
where in partnership with bis protner Ale1.
ander. M. P. for Leicester, he founded one 81
tbe largest houses in the Australian traaf' dg
ms sat for Lambeth since 1883 as Llheral, auo
voted for Dlsesta bIisbment in 1863, though ne IS
mt nerf,aDs as advanced In his views as bis
brother, who believes In abo!isbtng the Esta1f-
lishmeut. The new Lord Mayor eiecG was
Sheriff of London and Mtddlesex IN lso'- ", ano
has been an Alderman Tor Coleman Street Ward
The Lord Mayor Of London Is elected annually
~, NichaelmaB Day Sept 29l, and sworn lnto
office Nov g. being on the following gay presetnt-
~ 70 tha Harons Of Exchequer at Westminster
10 take the final declaration OF otnce' tne
narcant. conducted with some degree OF Glsl9
state, feing popularly known as The fi,e Loru
the Court OF Aldermen, and must pres9anaonssno 9ao TX
have served as Sheriff. His allowance IS 1loou ss9
a vear-a s,lu which does not, By the way. nearly
o6vnr the expenditure that the pOsfGlon III
vuivas The present Lord Mayor. Str tfanc.s
WYATT Truscott* might have had a reetecuon,
haf1 ia desired it. hut he declined. ana tne 1onor
nsssed to Mr.. Macarthur, the senior Ataerman
who had not passed the Chair" Tna tolloWlng
ara the Aldermen OF the City OF Lanaon' wa MiLa
the wards they represent, and the dates OF 1ne1
service as Sheriff Or Mayor:
tM n
, 1880-10-03


WOOSTER. O., Sept. At-A fcnrful intestine
upheavai has arisen among the Amazonan dis
eipies Of Wooster University, as the result oi
General Order No. 2, Just promulgated by this
froficspme Faculty Of thnt Institution. This
order reads TO the following effect:
mo female student hereafter Is to receive
more than one mAlc visitor per week. and ho
shall only !iuger in the evening until the short
hand points to the fatal hour of O."
It appears that many of tho dears are in the
habit Of entertaining their masculine friends
according to tho pleasure Ut their own sweet
wills, and. In consequence, this ironclad prnhibt-
uon has set them somewhat on their auricular
appendages
4 few Of the more sedate md less attractive
sisters manifested IN inclination to heed the
terrible mandate, but the jolly md good-lookinG
crowd, who seem to be In tho majority, are up
in lrms, and declnre thlt they will never-no,
never-submit to such barbarous treatment 1t
was cruel enough when order No. came out.
and knocked into pi' some Of their pleasant
anticfpntions for the coming winter By stating
that no young iaidies would bo allowed to board
In the same houses with gentlemen, rs had been
the custom heretofore. This they a11 felt, was
awful enough. but now their cup Of misery is
full and running over, and an indignation meet
ing is the only remedy This Will likely be held
Saturday afternoon, IL the girls can nurse their
wrath till then. The wrath and vengeance Of
all seom to be aimed particularly at tPrexy :"
Taylor, and II their resolutions will hare any
effect, that worthy, like the Chinese. must 60.
, 1880-10-03

A Moorish breakfast consists Of cas-cus-su,-
cake Of baked granules dcftly made Of hour.
which eats crisp and swcet,-milk, butter. ONE
let's pigeons cooked In oil sweet potatoes. force
meat, and sweet tarts Of honey. butter, and eggs.
leu, which is quite 3 course" meal, Is taken
seated cross-legEed on soft carpets spread on
with dwarf feet raising it few inches from the
tloor, furnished with drinking glasses In place Of
china cups The formidable meal, which is
served by an upper man-scrvnnt. excftcs the
European visitors wonder and dismay. First
the tcapot-or kettle, IL named after its shape
is Tiled with green tea, sugar. and watcr tn sstch
proportions as to make thick. sweet airup,
which Is drunk without milk or cream. Then
follows nn infusion Of tea and spearmint; yet
another Of ten aud wormwood; ret another OF
tea and lemon yerbena; and yet another of tea
With citron On great occasions sixth Is added @
weed" usually follows, but the Moor. Though
a smoker. is not un "inreterate." Dinner
consists Of various dishes Of mutton, fish.
mixtures Of poq,ades, soaps, spices. and cos
metfcs; so, at least, Englishmen declare who
have had in cnurtesy to swallow the preparA-
ttons. Knives; forks. aud spoons are dispensed Is
gathers the company. rs Usual cross-lcgged on
the floor. At ln the name Of God" which IS
the brief grace pronounced by the master Of the
bowl; lifted hands are thrust into the smoking
dish and morsels Of it's contents. deftfy rolled
into convenient forms, nre tossed dripping into
the mouth with neatness md precision truly
wonderfuI. Exact portions are picked from
fowl. and fish, and 1nutton-chop bone without
delay Or effort. Sharp uails are said to act as
knives. After the course water and napkins
dish and another ptungtng of the paws into the
sAyory mess. Incense is often burned during
the dinner, which ILLS the apartment With deli
cate aroma When mcal is served In the open
court the ladies Of tho house are permitted to
gnzc on their lords from the open balcony which
usually surrounds 1t.
, 1880-10-03

mines, be hus large ranch In Southern Colo
rado, the revenue from the sales Of the stock
upon which must be enormous Dorsey iB q
rising man among the New York capitalists. OF
the new men who have come to New York
financial circles, those who know him say that
be has obtained the best reputation as man
ageT.
MINING CONCLUSIONS
Everybody was anxious to sell mines: nobody
seemed to care to buy them. The mining mar
ket is overione- Stocks are panicky. The nner.
curry was down. There has been one radical de-
feet Ia the whole business: the mines have been
greatly overstocked, aud will never pay d re-
spectable dividend upon such fictitious cap
ftaltzatlon. The fortunes made by the men who
have been the most successful have been made
by the saies OF mines The mining men who
now have the money are the men who do nos
own the mines 4 trustee OF an orphan fund
would do well to look about him and sec what
the penalties OF violated trust arc be-
fore he invests in uncertain mining stocks
Whenever stock on the ground door fs offered.
you had better look out for a sub-basement. I
know Of STOCK that was offered few months
ago on the lowest ground floor at $a45- which fs
now drug ut 50 cents per share. There has
probably been more money invested In mining
stock wtth less aggregate returns than in al
most any other business enterprise III the couu-
try. million dollars In peanuta would be bet
ter invested than In an empty mine; and who
shall know whether the mine Is empty or not,
the world Is SO given to lying? E. B. w