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Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
District Court yurors.

The following are the names Of per
sons drawn as jurors to serve at tn
coming term of the United States Dis
trict court for Delaware:
GRAND JURORS.
New Castle county-George Almond
Maulove Davis, Thomas Gould, Iame
H. Ray, Samuel Alrich, George l.
Townsend, Lewis Graves, James Brown
Charles g. Ash, Charles R. Jones.
Kent county--John Farrell, william
H. Powell, John .. Wharton, John 4
Collins, John Graham, Robert W. Rsy
nolds.
Sussex county-William II. Collins
Henry Wolf, John 7. Long, Thomas B
Giles, Ebert W. Layton, James s.
Ross, Charles B. Houston.
PETIT JURORS.
New Castle county--Thomas B. Eat
on, George Springer, Henry +. Dure,
Winfield S. Quigley, j. jackson Holmes,
Edward Bringhurst, Robert P. Justis,
John N. Cooling, Martin Johnston,
James Scott.
Kent county-John W. Cassons,
Johu Cosden, David johnson, James +.
'Wilds, William W. Tschudy, Horace
Spruance, Daniel Cowgil, Henry P.
Massey.
Sussex ceunty--aoseph e. Holland
George Rice, William Rswlins, Joshua
]. Derriokson, Newton Williams, Bsn
jamin J. Jones, john Z. Martin.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

y great home-selling medicine sells
ihone, Wilmington, Del, largely,
EsPPreoiated by all the people.
iHght to be sufficient recommends
bthe people everywhere outside OF
|1llgton to use DR.. Simms' Pain
Ser, the greatest Of medicines for
lIsliu, pains, cramps, headache,
frce BOO. Depot, 4th and King /;
t2 Arch ST. Sold by dealers.
sNtiVsl of the steamer "Vesper"
|Niss has been delayed for some
n We attribute its tardiness to
|N'Iits being ovsrladen with the
OVl' Vertics! Feed Sewing Ma
N stOad tickets to and from Phila-
40 sta' horse car tickets, S
|Ia, at Me Great New York To-
mouse, Sd and French streets. J.
sn. Manager.
hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
sNee's, Y. has a beautiful assort-
uNFe Y. hair brushes at prices that
Wy moderate.
SE'y'S Prairie Weed and Kenne-
.'''jte ". Remedy sold by Taylor & |
lss w., D'usslats and Apothecaries,
Iou'aud y, ladies' are suffering |
I, ,aSTFlTs, who can be cured in
my, BY ealing on DR.. Bliss, 2l7
mortgage ,.S for sale by Geo. W.
''"' estate broker, 5l5 Market
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
New Castle Items,

A correspondent from NsH Castle re-
ioices on the very much needed and re-
freshing rain that fell on Saturday.
Mr.. William Rudolph caught large
salmon in his net on Saturday, but un.
fortunately 1t escaped before he could
reach IL with his boat.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Precious Ice.

II the ice men keep on reducing the
the size of the five cent Jumps Of ice
much longer the nickel will weigh
more than the lump Of ice. 1t is sug-
gssted that ice men keep balancing
scales and make equal exchanges "a
pound Office for pound Of coin.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
The SeuIlerg,

Riley and Hanlan will take part in
the boat race at Providence on June
l7th. The articles of agreement for
their contest on the Potomac next
Wednesday, having been arranged by
irresponsible parties, new articles ex-
actly similar, except in the date of
signing, have been signed by Haulan and
Riley,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Plenty Of Peaches,

Saturdays Dover ."sentinel" says
peaches are larger this year at this
time than is usual. Many farmers that
thought their chances for crop, or any
portion of one, was slim, now find out
that they, will have enough; many of
the trees being TOO full. A ride along
any of the roads north Of Wyoming will
convince any one that Kent county is
to have a good crop Of peaches this
year. The pear crop will also he large
If the fruit is not injured by slsgs or
other insects.n
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Tho Dead ola Week.

Registrar Frazer reports 13 deaths 70,
the past weak. They were as follows
First Ward, 1; Fourth, 8; Fifth, l ;
Sixth, 2; Seventh, l Eighth, s. Born
in the United States, 10; Ireland, 2
Germany, l. White, II; black, l..
Male, s.; female, 8. Coroner's case, l.
Brought here for interment, /; sent
away, 8.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
RerNOmHl.

DR.. ]. A. Parm arrived in the United
States from Sierra Leone, Africa, on the
9th of May, and it is expected that he
will soon locate in Wilmington and fol-
low the practice of medicine. DR.. Parm
has had two courses in Harvard College,
Massachusetts,, and one in Depart
ment College, New Hampshire. For
three years he has had charge of the
American Hospital in Liberia, and has
been the 'late United States Consul for
Sierra Leone.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
TIE SERVICE AT NIGHT,

At The service last night DR.. Frost,
the Re3tor, spoke Of the connection be.
tween the Swedish Church in America
and the Protestant Episcopal Church.
An Episcopal Church, said he, is one
with a ministry Of Bishops, Priests and
Deacons. Like this is the Greek Church,
the Church of Rome, the Church Of
England, the Episcopal Church in Scot
land and Ireland, and the Protest stant
Episcopal Church in America. Such is
the Swedish Church in Europe such is
not the Methodist or the Methodist
Episcopal Church, for the bishops of
that church trace their ordination back
to the Apostles.
The Swedish Church was Luthraen;
but in Germany the Lutheran Church
was Presbyterian in form, having but
no ordsr ofthe ministry, that of priests;
no German bishop having taken the
side of the Reformation. But in Swe-
den, as in England, the Bishops sided
with the Reformation, and the Church
took the Episcopal form.
With the Swedish colonist, Who came
to this country in 1888, came a chap
Of the Swedish Church.
In 1897 three missionaries were sent
out by the Swedish Church at the de-
sire of the..colonists, and one of them was
settled here. Under his ministry old
5wedes' Church was built. As the
English Col0nists inrreasad fbau oalyad
and obtained permission to worship in
his church, service in the morningI
baing conducted in the Swedish '
.ongue, and in the afternoon in the |
English, the Swedish minister con-
lucting both services.
At last the Swedish language died
'ut and the church became entirely
English. 1t was, in fact, from the first
in doctrine, but Episcopal in
ministry. 1t was SO with the other
'wedish churches. They united them.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
WILMINGTON, DEL. MONDAY. MAY "a. 1880.

selves with the Protestant Episcopal
church In this country.
As at the morning service, the SER
vices in the afternoon and evening were
we'll attended.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

'Ol The Thermometer
N, ISsPtDticAS S' liz Office, on Monday
~ O'clock, ot IL O'Clock,
oIS 900
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
The Weashar

Eosp'''G4nt, 1,, Office Of the Chief
F'' Washington, May 24-l
ElG's,, Sss for o. Nonday--,For the
\ v '4.'o s,n,, States, stationary, fol-
Eat rin,l iiaI,5lng barometer, warmer
",aas' partly cloudy wealth
|&io, TS.ola' EOSN local rains, follow cd
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Strawberry Festival.

|TIaTbery festival will be held at
Peasant NJ. Z. church, Brandywins
it'et, Oh Tuesday, Wednesday and
Ed'y evenings, Jane lst, ID and Sd.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
NEW ADvER rIsEMENrs,
LOO. r. sEME;GENTHEa5A1 GE1RRE ,ELSY

of Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. 90. F.. of DEL
aware, at the Opera House. on WEDNES.
BAY. EVENING, M aY 26rH, 1850. Pro-
gramn,e-Noble Grand Edwin II. Spencer
presiding. l.. Prayer BY the Chaplain;2. Ov.
Grand james P. Hayes, formation Of the
Lodge, historical and statistical 4. Vo,aI
music, Dancing DER the Waves" White K.
Address by Hon. Schuyler Coltaz, ofindians'
Past Grand Represe atatlve, s. q. L. ;6. Vo.
Gal music, blue Bells Of Scotland, !" W.sH,
Benediction. 5.94-3tmts
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
"'a'ic DeAepa,oa pv,..

EhIhr, ''eIVEates Elected.
! EGsIed1 are the names of dele
hta Who, 10 the Democratic State
h "D''n meets at Dover to-
(sS,S1S.ssm,rG Gardiner L. Jamison,
",4Vg' M,,, John J. Boyle, VIII
/ C,p.SSs William y White.
h CSs5dIan.' . C. Iustis, DR..
Nv, TSO,as"', George Klair, Lewis
'Dvlna5 N, Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

FXoURSION-THE UNION M. e. SUN
~ day School will give its annual'excur-
sion to Bombay Hook, on THURSDAY, THE
Clyde," to leave French street wharf at 7
O'Clock, a. m. Adults tickets, 60 cants, Ohil-
dren's, 25 cents. The committee will spare
no palms to keep up the hiph character for
which their excursions have beon noted.
6H-lGt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
,,,', ,V"h N. Clayton.

Y ia,s,.,,,iil will be happy to learn
Nm. on I3H0S w paper by Hon. J.
MI ~ c's ;a' lilo and character
" yl.,,n'say which afforded
[&s.jOcsa a'e to his audience o
IIo' tSs' VIII W be continued at
/, llrps3aseuhI ae historical Society 10.
|&hae n.y. evening, at 7.3O.
invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
h.. ."eIling Niiahan

$sns'," "eo a. lives near Sixth
'e,hn piIo1tm iI1mpsd from the train
\ 'sh, Ds,,,'dslpia 4, !, at 7.4O, P.
'Sh.ia.l a. y Front street. He
@tNr,lru us ankle and cut his
''''y we'll to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

NOTICE.-THE NINTH ANNUAL
~ meeting OF the stockholders of the
Workingmen's Loan Association will be held
on Thursday evening next, May II at8
O'Clock, whom the annual report will be sub
mitted and an election for officers and direc-
tors held. First payment on new stock,
6'2'-at GEO. q. MARIS. Sec'v.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

WA N T E D.-THREE EXPERIENCE
w dressmakers at lls Market st.: none
others need apply also girl to do housework.
oz4Tot NJ CABE
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

EHOR RENT.-SToREN NO. 2a4 TATYAJT.
n ST., with slaughter house and stable at
tacned Gate the store of Herman Ahrens.l
Apply NJ. M. CHILD.
oZf'o1 704 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24

DO A II d N G-GOOD BOARD AND
- - pleasant rooms. Cor. 4th and Jeffereon
''e' 6Atl2t
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

sr,,sctea 10 He believed the evil TO be 10, 10
ersasinS He read from account printeu 20
THE TRBUEE OF July 13. 1873. OF Inc Inc on,.in
saiion he rad with Captain Mcdonnell Inc P,aon e
told MIN he could not eend his men 90 Get H1o
agstnst tbese paces W. NJ. Waite, OF NO 70 .hnqaI p
az corroberated the evidence OF Dr FoIrts anu i % n
Mr. Moment with whom he was associa,,su Va a.,
tbe dsTeputabe He al not Dsileve ~ thaf
cr,,ne to gei evidence Suppress H. ne =. lid
citizen ought 10 go 10 get what s,S bat
70 d fnr the suppression OF crime DIT. naItr s1
w ~ vervtbine else as III enforcing Excise laws Csp ~
WcnonneIl had gwen him all the asssiahce III ni'
power. - .o,o tor ,to nrose ecutiou and
nnmper of residents and men doing business III tne
Figif Precinct testified 90 the great improvement thoIe
during the time Captain Mcdonnell had Deeh III chaige'
All were agreed that the outward indcaOns o crime
we're largely reduced and that Captain mcdonnell dd ai
I'm his mower for this end. These witnesses were j.
Rogers paiutcr OF No G3 Nandam-st; q. Cohen, Oh
No l2 CharltOn-s j. q MOifet doing business az No.
II9 Princc-st. since 1923; Henry Muller, OF NO. Ss
PrincesL; David Bennett, In business at Prince ana
Crosbv-ss living at No. 20 West Thirds'; Il. Cartier
of No l34 Princcst said hat he could SIT on his
sioop without iurbance; William Clancyj Dr. s. o.
Cook of No 10 CharltOnt who gave evidence that he
was police surgeon, aud that there was very large
sick precinct and he had spoken 10 the IN
spectOr about Captain Mcdonnell working his men 100
hard Samuel POnsky. OF No. Isl sgringsti u. a.
Klieke OF No 130 Prince-st., anu X. D. Burke, DONG
business at No 100 Suliivan.st
At 4 D. the trial was adjourned until ~ O'CLOCK
Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
CIVIL NOTES.

Philip II. Reid brought n suit against the
Mnnufncturors Marine and Fire Insurance Company to
recover on policy on the steamer Occanus. which was
burned IN Jamaica Bay two years ago. The jury tho
Ciy Court BronEyn, yesterday, gave verdict for the
plautIh for $1,000.
Frederka Lax sued the Forty-second Street
and Grand Street Railroad Company IN the Superior
Court tor 900 damages because OF the death Of her
husband Dy an accident the road. Judge spcr yes
frrdiy dsmsscd ue compliant on tho ground that Lax
iumprd from thr front platform itne which ran
over MIN without telling the cuuduciorto stop and That
be was therefore guilty ot contiibulory negligence.
The suit Of f. Edwards Lombard against
Public Administrator Henry j. Cullen tried IN the
Brooklyn Cay Conrt Thursday. Tnc action brought
10 recover 900 from the estate OF the late DR. George
Agcr for service legged 10 have been rendered 10 Dr.
Ager Dy the plaintiff, had charge OF his affas
and dii large amount Of business for him. Dr. Aiiger
had no relatives and loft will The defence admitted
tho plaintiffs services. but held that the amount
claim.d cxormtant The Jury returned a verdict
OF 81 $50 for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
cIGAB-MAKLYG AT HOME.

A meeting of q number of cigar manu-
faeturers. employing tenement-hOuse LABOR. was
held at tho Florence Building, NJ second-aye. and
First-st, yesterday, 20 take into consideration
WAYS and means to defeat the bill pending
before the Legislature. by which cigar-manuicure In
tcnempnthouses Is 60 be abolished. committee, COM
posed of Messrs. Lchfenscin. Benze ana Fr0mer ap-
POINTED At previous meeting. submitted re-
legislative committee In opposition To tho bill.
They reported tho committee VIII report The b 10
tho House on Tucsdny-4 against, 3 IN favor of II.
10 WAS found that money wOud be required 90 dofcnt
The scheme and obtain suitable representation la
Albany aud measures discussed 10 raise further
funds The of ~ $50 had already been raised by
eubscripuon from seventy houses.
In conclus iin committee was appointed composed
OF MeasrB. LichtCn-ielD, POpprnDurg and Fro
incr with the full power TO take Whatever acon may
b., deemed necessary 10 defeat the obnoxious bill.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
TRYING TOENTRAPACA CAPTAIN

ALLEGED PLOT OF TWO COMMISSIONERS.
CURIOUS AFFIDAVIT IN TBE TRIAL OF POLICE CAP
TAIN MDoNNELL- COMMISSIONERS MLEAN AND
vooRHIs ACCUSED BY woMAN-AS ALLE'hp
CONSPIRACY AGAINST MDONNELL.
singular incident in the trial of Police Captain
MacDonnel yesterday was the reading of an affidavit
bv woman of bad character who alleged
that Police Commissioners MacLean and Voorhis
had devised plan to entrap Captain Mac
DonDelI bv getting bribe of marked money into his
hands. John D. Townsend counsel for the accused
captain. demanded that the two Commissioners
should not sit as judges in the case.
and said that he would show also ,""'
Mr.. MacIean had endeavored to peryeFt captain
Mcdonnell to Ant-Tammany. Messrs. MacLe'n anu
Voorhs, however, decided to keep their seats ana
testimony both for the prosecution and defence was
civ
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
nECISIONS-FFn. q.

Suprcme Court CLdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
dSSia pS1 ss ss 8 $sis@$sp
ed Gra6eder 1g M9IasSAi ~ n shf ana' % le GS & lA9S %
memorandum BenGg Sgt smith, wa grant an order TO
peck Coer.1iiye notice OF motion In the matter Of
HCSo y baWiey 9g Fittamer Dawlsy og Vail Dawley AIT
Myers Dawey agt. Burhans Dawey agt furness Dawoy
at Donald Deuel. agi. Deuel.. Orders granted
By Judge Donohue Gregory ag Gregory Motion denied
In the matter OF Coloano signed memorandum
Ford agt Joyce Granted 5eSrr9d 10 A. :. sgsa%; De
Ten Benedict and Burnbnm Manufacturing Company Og
heey'' hef wSoSSouse agt Todd Buckley SG Mayor etc
orders granted. Kuntze agt kuntzeli Allen agL Ale1-
By Judge Brady Bradley Norton order granted
SnSaf Term-Bv PresidnRJustce Davis and Judges Bar
ret ana Brady-Hart Lynch-Order reversed with
sGs@ 5e 1V Win costs and disbursemcns Ranney agt Pcy
rverset with $40 costs and disbursements see
memorandum. smith agt ksufh.-see memorandum. Nor
AIT Agateoder affirmed with go posts and dsouTse
by DsyIs aud Judge , e
ae The Produce anti; dspo Vim Tn , su csIs Ps a
agt shechan Appeal dismissed with fO costs ddlsburse
aud dlsDgsemens Campbell SsI The Campbell PRINT
,Stl, sO costs O appeal and disbursements Green agt
sauircs alOrder affirmed vita $40 aud disburse
cost ana disbursfpeus Moore McMahon re
with sl6eOsts Gruss Igt Iunt-Orier affirmed win $40
rmed with SO coats aud disbursements Brlnkerhon agt
Perry.-ses nemorand1m. NJ, =, - ~
-Can sgL observation-disclosures Affirmed wiih $40 costs and
By judges Brady and Barrc't-rhe People rol Rtor
ag Callahan Justice etc-Procecdngs with
y Presiding Justice Davis and Jrdgrs braGy and Barrett
rownscnd NebonEah aud another-OrdeT aud proceed
iugs affirmed with Tho People rel ZachAIie ag
Commissioners ~ TaZes ann AssessmOns-P az
lrme, and quashed with costs
BY lodges Brady ami Barrbtt-Sehmdt agt. Mackie.-
Order with so costs and dsDuTsements Amsnck
agt stewart-OrdeT modified directed IN opinion without
osse Cornish dismissed WIN s 20
Without prejudice the appellants eht 10 appeal from
hereafter ade In the prenses The
pic rel Campbell agt Campbell etcOfdr anned on te
opnson OF Justice Lawrence. Leonard agf the Columbia
Stearn COmpany.-J dgment affirmed The Peo-
no ex rel McGrath ag the Board 0f Fire CommsaiJneis
dfng OUuiOn Of Judge Van Tho
bsonle er rel Pufyes ag of Police Commissioners
odings Affirmed Marley the ST. Louis Iron Moan.
tain KailwaY COmpany-Judgment affirmed. The People
ic the Merchants steamboat Company agt Commlssones
~ rares ard quashed with Kelly
9si MiIls -Judgment affirmed Wendt agt Peyser-JudS
en ordered with costs - abide the event
Proty ast Barner-Orde affirmed with t0 costs aud dis
bursefnents shields agt Gass-see memorandum DAILY
E AT reversed with $40 costs and dis
Srsements aud motion denied. Daily, IT, ng ueschedL
order reversed with $40 and disbursements aud motion
Ssnied Weston AR Kenzey)rder affirmed with $40 costs
and disbursensns Earle agt HarI II al-Ordcr affirmed
with $40 costa disbursements The People OF rel Mei
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
THE COURTS.
RNEYS AND COUNSELLORS.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS.
A DISCUSSION THAT KEENLY INTERESTED SEVERAL
YOUNG MEN JUST TREMBLING on The BRINK
OF THE BAR.
A singular discussion arose before the Su-
preme Court General Term yesterday In regard to ten
or twelve candidates for admission to the bar. After
they had been summoned before tho Court, Chief
Justice Davis said that the candidates had been exam
ined and favorsbly reported attorneys, but BY
some mistake the committee had not examined them for
admission as counseors. The young men might there
fore have their option either to he then admitted as a
torneys and after their successful examination as conn
seors be admitted such hey might wait until
after passing the second examination and be admitted as
attorneys and counseors at the time Justice DAVIS
added that the chairman OF the committee said that
some OF the candidates would rot have been recon-
mended for admission as cOunsellOrs their eIamina
ton.
j. Dos PassOs said that be spoke for four or I'VE OF
the candidates in calling the attention Of the Court TO
the law OF 1870 which passed to allow ell persons
who could be admitted as attorneys before June l.
$780, be also admitted az connsellors justice DAVIS
said that he had gi, that subject careful
and he of the opinion that no person cou DC na
mted as counsellor who had not passed an eXamina-
Ex-Jndge Davies submitted the Court that the law
of 1870 specifically provided that until June ], 1850,
any attorney could he admitted counsellor AZ General
Term, upon the production OF Incense Granted 10 any
such person by the Supreme Court at General Term
thereof permitting SAID person To practise as an attOI
uey." 49,
Justice Davis said that his attention had not been
called TO that clause until that morning. Tne Court
won Il take any brief that might be submitted on tue
subject The candidates would be sent BACK Tor another
examination "a COunseors. One OF the can1daies nadc
motion In behalf ms associates. for their admission
az attorneys Justice Davis said 10 would be denied
II :he Court should decide in favor before the next
examination they could be admitted rs c0unseiOrs at
once; otherwise not.
The action Of the Court caused considerable com
men tho general sentiment OF lawyers present ns iar
as expressed m being against Cbief justice
Davis his construction OF tht statute During lhc uis
cusson his associates Justices Barrett and Brady, SAID
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. O.--ln the Court OF Appears TO-
day-prescnt the Hon. Sanford Il. Church. C. j. and as
soctates-the following business WIS transacted
No 73-Mary NJ Babcock. Administrative. etc. respondent
MT samuel Bonuell appelantArgued BY w. W cles
for appellant and Julian T. Davis for respondent No. f'
be State Bank randolph, appellant agt James v T.
Jones respondent Submitted No. 7o o-Chandler n Mes
and another. appellants. Hgt the CITY OI Buuslo
resroudent -Ar.ued by Frank 81. Loomis Tor Hp
pelianL and p. a. Maueson fer respondent
No 1854 People rel tho Bay state shoe and Leather
Company respondents agi Thomas Nc an1 others ai
by NJ. L. CoDD Tor appei
lonts and Charles H. Winfield for respondents. NO Co.
Gi bert Mix respondent agt Charles j. Rich Appeiau
submitted No S7-Reubeu COmns respondent agt oannc
A Hatfield. appellant Argued by Jane. W. culver I9raI
prlant and A. Parmenter for respondent II Is ordereh
thaf ts Court tabe this day until Monday he
23d av February O'CLOCK 81 The courtroom 10
the Capitol Albany then tO proceed with the cannoAe
Of causes nov made up.
Adjourned until Monday February %
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
RELEASED BUT REARREsTED.

John Dobbs, who was arrested In Philadel-
pha last Summer charged with attempting 10 pass
OF the bonds stolen from the Manhattan Savings Ine
tuton aud Who brought TO this city for iral.
discharged from custody Yesterday. He was indicted
on Nav for burglary the third degree aud larceny
lie blended guilty Nav o. hut was never called 20
tin II was generally understood that no gave vain
able Information concerning the burglary which re-
suited n the conviction 90 Hope and Kelly and the trial
OF Nurcut ne renrrcsted yesterday hy the Warden
Of the Connecticut state Prison, from which he escaped
I'm 1870