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Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
NEWS SUMMARY.
Ricbmond's Defauiiing P0simaE.
ter--Cspme-Death On the Kali.
Denslsts I'm Bessi0m, &c.

Demt1sts In session, Skes
A meeting Of the surstiss OF Postmas.
ter Forbes, of Richmond, Va, was
held yesterday to take steps towards
making up Mr.. Forbes "defoisnoy."
Several Of the bondsmsn being absent,
no settlement was made. Those pres
snt expressed willingness to pay
their share of the sum needed, but not
TO assume the whole amount. 1t is un-
derstood that the Government will
defer action until the new Postmaster
takes charge Of the Office next week,
and then, II no settlement is made, il.
will prosecute Forbes.
In the American Dental Association,
In session at Boston on Wednesday,
resolutions were there adopted formally
denoupcing "the pernicious practice Of
members OF the profession holding high
positions in our schools and allowisg
their names to appear in advertisements
as endorsing either any special mate
rial or compound for filing teeth, or
any therapeutic agent whatever.
Baptiste Ferschneider, cook at the
United States Hotel In Saratoga, n. Y,
was shot dead by his friend and room
mate, August Trimmer, on Tuesday
night. They were About to 60 bed,
when Trimmer, sin fun," pointed q re-
volver at his friend. The weapon was
discharged and the ball entered Fer
sohneidsr's forehead, killing hin In
stantly.
The Board OF ohlcers Of the Cinciu-
natl Chamber Of Commerce, yesterday,
expelled J. W. Christy, and suspended
d. Newton Cbristy, Of the late grain
firm Of Christy, Cobb 4 Co. The Board
also prohibited the bookkeepsr Of the
6rm from coming on the floor Of the
Chamber.
Advices from Havans, late yesterday
afternoon, report, the unconditional
surrender Of General Garcia Yniguez
(Calixto Garcia, with General Fonseoa
and three eompanions--all that re-
mained Of the last expedition that land.
ed in Cuba with Garcia.
An express train on the Wabash st.
Louis and Pacific ran through an open
switch at Clark Station, Mo-, yesterday
morning, and the mail and baggage
cars were thrown into ditch. The
fireman was killed, and the engineer
and another man were dangerously
scaldsd.
The schooner Hattie N. Grove, which
sailed from Baltimore for Boston, with
coal, on Saturday,is reported ashore in
CraiRhill channel.
The ship Edith Troop, from New Or
leans for St. John, N. B., has not been
heard of since she was sighted of Cape
Hatteras three months ago, and, being
now 10 days out, she is given up for
lost.
The farmers Of Middle Alabama are
complaining Of too much rain, and they
fear great damage from the cotton
worm.
There was . slight frost on the low
lands aronnd Peoria, ILL.,, on Tuesday
night.
James Cahill, assayer at San Fran
cisco, yesterday afternoon fred an in
effsctual shot at Mrs. Sheline, and then
shot himself through the head. Cause
unknown.
Goldsmith Maids Oldest colt killed
herself in attempting to jump fence,
near Trenton, N. j., on Tuesday night.
Her owner, it is said, refusedan offer Of
800, 900 for her a short time ago.
Dennis Hayes was shot dead by
Michel Dolan in a trifling quarrel in
San Francisco, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
Officers Installed.

The following officers Of the Walols
Lodge, I, 0. g. T., were installed las'
evening:
W. G. T.-Dr T. A. Keables.
W. v. T.-Hortsnse Keables.
Treasurer-R. B. Mcdonnell.
Chaplain-James Roberts.
F. S.-Chandler.F Way.
r. S.--Alfred z. Cloud.
Marshall-W. C. Cloud.
o. S.-Holtoz Roberts.
l. S.-Lillie Conner.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
A First Ward Club.

The First Ward Democrats meet last:
night to organize Hancock Club.
John Madden was elected president,
and Thomas II. B. Jefferis secretary.
A Committee on Room, consisting of
Daniel Mccormick, Michael A. O'Connor
and John Carroll, were appointed.
M. J. Kennedy, Charles A. Brickle, J.
z. Dolan, Martin Doran and VIM.
Kyne were appointed as Committee
on Finance.
The club adjourned to meet this
evening, at the same place, for the
purpose of electing military officers.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
..,,,s Can save Money

\ tbs medicine known as Kid
1T It is a dry, vegetable, 9, COM
4. .ronierful efficacy in all dis
yvs shs liver and kidneys. One
makes al six quarts Of medicine
Lnn,ajps no poisonous liquors,
Drspared in pure Wa'ef' ose
|vsrtis ement.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
The Williams Club.

The Williams Democratic club met
last night to reoIganizs aud elected Off
GERS as follows:
Prest james McGlinchey.
Vice Prest Daniel Mulherin.
Seo'y,-Jsmes Megary.
Treas,-Gharles F. Ryan.
1t was decided to retain the old
naue. Ninety-nine names were en-
rolled.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
.yscIAL MENTION
L...uman,n Folly.

Eu,.Dm,p p"o adhere, even ags'nst
pai,y Iish, of Of iacs and discovery, to
llsdr lIl!shioUsd n, folly OF cOloring Int Int
asn lruo,s annatto and inferior
!. o'i,Otv' in,Oottvr'i.hstanding the splsn-
n, \ ;, nS,' sds by Wells, Richardson
y y n,1ingten, an Vt. Those cream
'a,slD1 |, ~. the highest prices use 1t
! It is sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
Tn. Atlanta celebration.

The ocossion which will take the
American Rifles to Atlanta, Ga, IN oo.
sober promises TO be a very imposing
oss. Putnam Pholanx Of Hartford.
Conn, have Just accepted an invitation
10 be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
Wanted.

vbo understands the printing
Apoly Immediately at the
IAN office.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
lie OF the ThermOmotOF

EPUBucAE ofiics, on Thursday
August 5:
!, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
76O 800
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
Burdsit. .CsuttB Marriage.

london World of last evening
"a marriage has been arranged
the Baroness Burdett-Coutts
h Ashmead Bartlett who has
p her secretary and almoner
time past. The recent state
tha same effect, which was
Fed, was made by the inten-
4degECOm. The gentleman In
iss brother Of Mr.. Ellis Ash.
PrletI, member Of Parliament.
'ning Mr.. Bartolett's wife the
will lose a very large portion
pcome-to the extent It is said
&lOO,O0O yearly. This is in
pOe with the will Of Harriet
Duchess Of St. Adams, who
pea her vast property to Miss
nov baroness, Burdett- Couts,
PC that If she married an alien
FaIllsd subject, her interest in
F'S Bank and other properties
P'e. Mr.. Bartlett is an Ameri-
y was naturaliZed a short time
Ii asserted that relnonstran.
|0st the marriage engagement
I best friends Of the Baroness
I 'De highest quarters failed to
Y eject, and the marriage will
'ake place. The Baroness is
, while Mr.. Bartlett has not
p!essd his twenty-ninth year,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
Tho w Gather,

department, Office Of the Chief
pAicer, Washington, August 5
Itious for Thursday-For the
A!lanto States, cloudy or partly
with rain, winds mostly
Bt to northwest, stationary or
empersture and barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
-YT1C Stopped FnEE. Mar.

1Dvelous success. Insaae Per
sons Restored. DIR. KIiINES Grent
Il NERVE RESTOREk for all brain
and nerve diseases No fits aiter first days
use. Only sure cure for Fits, Epilepsy and
Nerve Diseases In faIlibla if taken as di-
rec,sd. Treatise and " trial bottle FREE,
pltlent paying express charges. Send name,
r. q. and express address to DIR. Ii LINE,
93l Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. RS-See prin.
oipal druggist.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

Il No. COS Poplar street, on WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST II, at one O'Clock, sharp, large
quantity Of household and kitchen furniture,
such MS beds, sedsteads and bedding, bureaus,
chairs, carpets, lounges, cook stove, tables,
curtains, china, glsss, qucensware, SC.
8S-bL L. W. STIbHAN s. SON, ,Auctioneer
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

NOFIOE CIGAR MAKERS AND LEAF
N BUYERS.-Four cases wrappers and
binders, choice tobacco crop Of 1879; now open
to buyers for i've days at 9arrett's Snun Mills,
Yorklyn station, d. w. X. B.. Delaware.
853t T. w. FERREE n BkO.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

XNYANTED. .-SULVER KING MINING
sEi HNALD d 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05
Peach khipial en- %.

The peach shipments yesterday over
the Delaware railroad amounted to l04
cars, and was as follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

yITANTEn.-GIRL TO Do GErEhAL
w housowork. Apply Immediately Sll
Kirkwood 81. VtSt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

IITAHrED.-GiRL WANTS A PLACE
w fsr general houseuork country pre-.
tered. Intelligence once, Soy Z. 9Th st. sb'2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

WAETaD. YOUNG OoLoRHp
s5sf DELLA WARE HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

THOR RENT "A LARGE Room AT THE
H s. W. cor. 9th and Orange SITS, Apply
s5H A.. SCOTT, 40b f. 4th ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-05

uYANTED,-PROyE ESTAET GIRL FOR
w general housework. COL Poplar st.SSA2,
vrvANTED,-YOUNG MAN WISHES A
w situation In printing office, driving
wagon or any light work. Address W, Re-
PUBLICAN office. So-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
Electric Signal.

George W. johnson is engaged in
placing two electric signals in this city
for the p. W. B. z. r. Co. One Of
them is placed at Water and West
streets and other at Water and Loi4-
bard streets. These signals are worked
from the telegraph Office at the depot,
and they are SO simple in their con.
struction that any persons can work
them by merely touching key. The
advantage these electric signals have
Over the ordinary ones in use is that it
can be- seen at a greater distance. While
these signals have been in use on the
road for the last four years, none have
ever been erected in this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
LOCAleltea.

Representative Martin had q bout
yesterday with Representative from
Wisconsin and several others, over q
bill providing for the "erection of q
union depot in the District of Colum.
bia."
The Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. ],
G. A. R., will meet in room No. /, In
stitute Building. Eighth and Market
streets, on this wednesday, evening,
at o'clock. Business of importance.
John s. Traphagen, who has been
engaged in the shoe finding business
in this city for the past thirteen years,
has rented the Aliens Corner Hotel in
Christiana.
II. B. McIntire advertises for propo-
sails for steam pump to be used in
raising water from the Cool Spring
reservoir to the Rodney street basin.
The McCloskey Social Club will give
a grand ball in Cowan and Albert's
Dancing Academy, Herdman Building,
on Friday evening, 23d inst.
VIM. E. Woodward who kept the eat.
ing house and oyster saloon at No. 407
King street, sold out his effects at pub
lie sale on Tuesday afternoon.
Persons who have not yet paid their
water tax are reminded that after the
3lst inst, five per cent. will be added
to the amount.
There will be o uniform battalion
drill and inspection on Friday next at
which the State Military Board will BE-
present.
The attention Of the Street Commits
sionsr is called to the filthy condition
Of our streets, more particularly to the
crossings.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Trustees of the Poor will be held at
the Aims House on Wednesday the 2sth
inst.
There was q full market this morn
ing both in attendance of citizens and
individuals from the country.
Mrs. A. s. Rollo manufactures all
kinds Of ornaments made of hair at No.
803 Shipley street.
The seventh annual meeting Of the
7. A. B. Society will be held on Thurs
day evening.
A. R. Tatnall has opened hay and
straw market at No. 100 West Front
street.
The corn at the burned mills Of PEN
nypaoker & Co. is still smouldering.
There were two drunks at police court
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
CongressionaI Proceeding.

Ia the U. S. Senate, yesterday, the
House bill admitting free of duty aiti-
cles for the Millers' Exhibition at Gin
cinnati was passed. Mr.. Allison gave
notice that he would call up the Bayard
resolution to-day, for the purpose Of
permitting debate upon it. The bill
to Prevent Cruelty to Animals in Tran
sit was recommitted. After an execu-
tive session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, bills were introduced
by Mr.. Culberson, OF Texas, to discon-
tinue the National Banking System; by
Mr.. Warner, of Ohio, to provide for the
payment, by certificates Of deposit, of
United States bonds maturing in 1880
'Sl; and by Mr.. Ellis, Of Louisiana,
appropriating 100000 for the relief
of the starving people in Ireland. Mr..
Loripg of Massachusetts,, introd uced
Woman Suffrage amendment to the
constitution. The bill providing that
half the national bank reserves shall
be in coin was considered. The report
of the Committee on Revision of Rules
was discussed, pending which the
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
LOCAL TINE TABLE.

ThAihb LbANu WkknAuttOHs
cor Phtladelphia: al 100, $40, 9.3S, 300
1907 1880 q. M; l2.l3, 12.s9, 2s0. 400, $40
100, 9.4o p. m, On Sunday, . n $40. 0,
n, 300, $50, 90 p. m.
For New York: An, 100, 1907, O. m. l218
1880 D. IN, Limited Express, 8 ~, .. m.
For Baiumore and Washington: Iael, AT
s.3t q. M; l2.b7 p. m. Limited Express
lo4, t.ls, p. N. On Sunday, iahi, Ait
For Baltimore .ad Bay Line: T.Os p. N.
For Baltimore and way stationS: s.sS .. M,
for Es~ v Uassis: slb, a. H., l.io, $50 p. 10
For Delaware X. X: olb a. MT llo, Sc p.
No sunday trains.
m; sos, p. H.; 90, y. IN. Sunday sxcep,
Fer Delaware Western X. H.: T.it, 1880, am.
$50 .. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadeiphia: 1913, 203, $50, $40 q. m,
1903, l2.42, l.02, 400, 40, STA, 6.25, { 100,
500, ll.iOp. m. On Sundays: l24s, 209,
1910 q. M; 7.s6, n.l6, ?. m.
b.se, s.sc p. m. On Sundays: 2lb, a. m.
From Washington: 2lb, a. m.: l2Os, 1881,
6.So, s.3e p. IN. On Sundays AIS "a. m;
9.3e p. m.
From Now CASTLE: $50, $50, Il.bo a. M,
b.26, 64bp. In. No Sunday Waina
From Delaware X. r.: $50 q. m; L.to, e.4b
pm. q.
From Wilmington 4 Northern II. Il: sec
q. N. ll.SO q. m; and 6.35 p. m.
From Delaware Western X, r.: 800 A, 10
AIS, 800 .. m. SUNDAY train $40 p. N.
TRAINS soR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHLADnL-
PaA. .0
From Broad street and Washington avenue
I.3O, 500. 1880, ll.lb o. IN; l.3O, 800, 400,
q 4 nv
days: $50 O, D.; $50, o Is, 30 d. m.
y ON Thirty-Second and Market streets: !. .0s.
40. il.35 a. m.; l226, 400 900, 1l.50 .. N
Un SUNDAYS. LOS. a. m
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
YRsFExDAYS NEWS.
Anouymous Letters,

Scarcely a week passes in which
Mayor Almond does not receive anony-
nous letters from parties in this city.
This morning be received letter from
person who signs his name as "Tax-
payer" and complains of party who
stands at Fifth and King streets with q
display Of confectionery, said parties
he says have no license. The writer
says II Is unjust in not requiring them
to pay license. As Taxpayer" failed
to give his proper name, Mayor Almond
committed the letter TO the waste bas-
ket as he pays no attention to anony-
nous communications.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
Indian Supplies Refused.

Clerk Sherman, in charge of the Los
Pinos Agency, in Colorado, telegraphs
to Commissioner Hayt, under date of
the 18th instant, that Douglass was at
the Agency the day bsfore, renewing
his request for supplies. This was re-
fused, which caused much dissatisfac-
ton among the IndianS. The latter,
Mr.. Sherman says, are "offering exor-
hitant prices for arms and ammunition" !"
The Department will furnish no sup
plies to the Indians until the prisoners
demanded are given up. The issue of
supplies to Indians who have been hos
tile is prohibited by law, unless Con
gress makes an appropriation.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
CyoR SALE.-A TWO STORY FRAME
10. house In McDOwollville, with large
yard. Price $40. Apply to J. DUGAN,
1-l7-5t# 22I Hast Front street.

CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old ply.
~ sician, retired from pra ctice, having
had placed In his hands by an East India
In visionary the formula Of q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma and all Throat ard Lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for Nervous De-
billty and all Nervous Complaints, alter hay
ing tested Its wonderful curative powers in
thousands OF cases has felt 1t his duty to
make 1t known TO his suffering fellows. Ac-
tusted by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge
to all who desire 1t, this receipt with full d.
French or English. Sent by mail by address,
ing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. W. SHERAR, 149 Powers Block,
2l3-l2t cow. Rochester. N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
The Pills Of the World.

...Are Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
easy BY acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the health
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains IN the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, COstiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, had
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
BilliOusness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily intirnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store keepers.
Ask for Dr. SHINING Pills and take no Others
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
THIS MORNINGS COURT.
Two women Given n AearinR-A
Drunken BraWI.

Ida Lapaire, q woman we'll known Il
the police OF this city, was the first
prisoner placed In the dock at thu po
lice station this morning. Last evening
shortly after O'Clock officer Thomas
while passing Fourth and Market
streets, heard . woman screaming and
vending his footsteps toSards Fourth
and King found Ida in q carriage, very
drunk. Ida was unable to give sat.
isfactory account of herself, and the
officer conducted her TO the hall. The
wagon the officer gave to the props'
owner. The prisoner was fined 81
cents and costs.
Annie Dougherty was arrested this
morning at FIVE O'Clock by officer Bid
we'll. he having met her at Tenth and
Market streets so drunk that she was
unable to stand on her feet. Annie &C.
knowlsdgea that she had been drinking
and stated that she wanted to 80 home,
promising II discharged that she would
sign the pledge. His Honor knew the
woman too we'll and he therefore fined
her 30 cents and cost.
John Noone and Thomas Reddington
we're the two last prisoners placed in
the dock. The two men reside on
Poplar street above From. asd at mid
night they engaged in crazy drunken
brawl together. Officer Fred. Gotch-
mer testified to hearing persons scream
ing murder" and on being informed
by an employee Of the Railroad Co.,
that parties were fighting, the witness
accompanied by officer Thomas proceed
ed to the house.
The door was open, Redlington was
On top of Noone, both men bleeding
very freely. Witness assisted by Off
Ger Thomas brought the men to the
hall. Noons's face was battered up and
he presented a friRhtful appearance
while in the dock. Several witnesses
testified to the fighting. The prisoners
were each fued $40 and cost and held
in 800 to keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
new YOrk's Politics.

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger says The political
waters for the moment, are unusually
calm. Next to the feeling evinced by
the Democrats at the way the Republi-
cans appear to have ont generated them
in Maine, the growing probability that
the latter will push through the New
York Legislature the bill to change the
mode of choosing Presidential Electors
most annoys them. If the bill becomes
law, Presidential Electors will be
chosen by Congressional Districts, and
that, it is believed, will give the State
to the Republican candidate. Mr.. Til.
den'S friends allege that, in that case,
Ohio will have to be most narrowly
watched, and that Mr.. Thurman, by
consequence, may again come to the
foreground. Therefore, they will re-
sist the Republican programme to the
bitter end. The Republicans them
selves, however, are in more or less
hot water, meantime. The "Herald"
reports a growing coolness between
Senator Comkling and General Grant,
while the Tribune" after a careful
canvass of the Republican members
Of the Senate and Assembly to discover
each mans individual choice, announ-
ces that General Grant leads largely"
Ndding, however, that 'those who are
yainst him, with those non .committal,
ire in majority"
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
[rssr,ssAr's suws.l
M 4 A anIa Aut,


The horal Suasion Reform Associa-
ticn was sold out yesterday by eonsta-
BILE NeaIy under levy for rent made
by Mr.. Bradford. the owner Of the bull
ding, in which the association met. The
claim was $50 and the furniture brought
s66.28, the balance being applied to
payment Of rent up till March 25th ct
which time the associations lease would
have expired. A portion Of the proper
~ was purchased by Henry W. Nor
row who removed II to the Morrow
building and fitted up rooms over Geo.
Ash tailor store for the aocommoda-
tion Of the association, which will be
charged no rent. The members intend,
through the summer, to hold public
meetings on the streets and In the
churches.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
Revival in an Old Variety House.

At Seventh and Walnut streets in
the building so long known as the var
ieties, the Methodist Protestants, who
have purchased the property, are hold
ing a series ofreligious meetings, which,
being as successful, spiritually, as the
old variety in its palmiest days was,
financially, will have benefic effect.
Last evening crowds were turned away.
There were ten peniteDts, four Of whom
professed conversion. In order to &C.
commodate those who attend it has been
r.ndered necessary to open the doors at
six o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
A Kemtucky NIauHhter Pen.


The committee appointed to investigate
the sanitary condition of the peniten-
tiary at Frankfort, made report to the
Kentucky Legislature, on Monday. The
report says that Of the convicts, eight
cannot live more than 3 few weeks, ff-
ty can hardly live beyond the spring
and two hundred others are too weak
to work. The remainder of the convicts
"do not present healthy appearance,
and seem affected by the injurious in
fuences which have prostrated the
others" The cause of this trightful
Of things are defective drain
age and sewerage, giving rise to wetAsss
of the soil and malaria; general lack Of
ventilation throughout the building;
overcrowding OF the inmates; lack Of
cleanliness and an accumulation of filth,
and an insufficient variety Of wholesome
food.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
List OF Unclaimed Letlara.

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, post
office, Saturday, January 10, 1880:
LADIES' LIST.
Allen, Mrs. b. 9. Louis, Miss Clara
Bats, Miss Emily L0per, Miss Maggie
Burns, Miss Susie Mannering, Miss Mat
Chamberlain, Mrs. NJ. tie
C0burn, Mrs. Narga- MannerIng, Miss Mol.
ret liz q.
Graves, Miss Mary O'D6nnell, Miss Mar.
Hntchison, Mrs. Mary gareC
+. Smith, Mrs. Belle
Humphreys, Miss II. Tacy, Mrs. Jennie
Tweed, Miss Mary Williams, Mrs.
GENTLEMEN's LIST
Collens, Alfred Pierce. James b.
Caliz, DIR. Angel RoOs, John
Bunnii Y, George Strahan, John p.
Darlington, J. l.. Sandes, Joseph
Gallagher. Mr.. and springer, J.
Mrs. hos. +. Lowr, James b.
He,dhDger. Martin e Wiggin, Joshua
letters Williams, Sam'l.
Fox Il Kisslam Wilson, febert
Johnson, Pro-. 4. Pierce, q. N.
Miller, Robert Pierce, Jaues M.
VIM. NJ. PILE, p. M.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-22
Good work Rexun.

Prof. Hunt, c. f., was sworn in last
evening, and this morning, after ad-
vertising for Two assistants, entered
into the discharge Of his duties. Up to
twelve o'clock to-day 10 dogs have been
captured, which, il not reclaimed, will
be converted into fertilizer as quickly
as possible. With this batch to lubri.
cate the machinery the Professor will
no doubt be in good, active running or
der before the close Of the week. Dogs
will find it conducive t, their physical
well being to stay in doors at least un-
til the excitement is over.