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Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
DEATHS.

CHATFIELD-In this city, Feb. 22, AIcs N. Thomas wife of R. A. Ohatneld, aged 3l years.
 Funeral from her late residence, 66 Dwight street morrow Wednesday, at l0:S0 .. m. Burial at the convenience of the family. 2t BRISTOL-In Milford, Ot., Feb. 21st, Jason Bristol
 aged 6S years.
 Friends aoquaintancss respectfully invited to
 attend the funeral from his late residence Broad
 street, Tuesday, Feb. 2Ath, at 2L p. m. Register and Palladium please copy.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
WANTED.

50 Experienced Corset Stitch CTS. A few will be taken to learn, by
 FOy, Harmon sS CO. f12 dtfwIt
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
OLIVER DITsON & O.,
WANTEIt,

HIVE GOOD MoULDERs immediately Steady M work and good pay. Men accustomed to machine work preferred. Apply in person to
 OL1NTONVILLE AGII. WORKS,
 OhntonviIle, Conn. Northford Station, Air Line B. R. f2 eodtf
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The Louisiana Lottery's Petition Dis
 

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-In the court in general term today, the full bench sitting, Justice Cox delivered an opinion on the fe- nous lottery letter suit of Dauphin, repre-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24

GIRLS WANTED, FESO MAKE Paper Boxes. 1 NEW HAVEN PAPER BOX CO.,,
 19S Chapel Street, f9 Quinnipiac ailding-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
Cover G Mansfield,
 DEALERS IN LUMBER AND COAL.

N D oHer TOT kae or rent on easy terms a splendid w coal yard, with every convenience for handling coal,
 Our large stock of Lumber comprising every varie- ty used in building, we sell at extremely low prices. 1,00o, 900 Bangor Laths at New York cargo prices. 5O0,000 shingles of all kinds.
 l,OOO Spruce Poles suitable for boat masts.
 Fencing Materials of All Kinds. Doors, sash and Blinds furni he'd at short notice. Our Southern Pine Flooring is of the best quality, and 1t will be for the interest of builders and others using Southern Pine to examine stock before chasing elsewhere. It is cheaper than White Pine. f23 d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
MARRIAGES.

HEMIoN-NEwGEoN-On Feb. 18th, by the Rev. J. Shephardson of Greenfield, Mass, James D. Hemion of Passaic, New Jersey, to Miss Flora I. Newgeon, daughter of the late N 0. Newgeon of this city. No cards. New York papers pleaEe copy.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
WANTEn.

oIEVOE I INBOI w dHLOUe PLATTER thoroughly c)nversant with silver and A nickel plating. Address, giving references and wages expected, "BOX 1,O16," f2i2t& New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE married man dt sires a situa- "A ton clerk, to make himself useful in 8 store factory, or office; best reference. Address
 f2S 2t% "RELIABLE," this ofice.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
IF nanartm,t Weathcr ObservntIons

war Deparsm't Weather Observations. Taken at 6. n., p. m.. p. m.-February 23.- Barometer, 30.540, 295i6, 298O2. Thsrmometer, A, miles per hour 2 l2 21 weather, light rain, cloudy clear. Maximum Thermometer, 46 degrees. Minimum Thermometer, 2S degrees. Rainfall in inches .l5 Maximum Velocity of Wind, 2s miles per hour.
 VIM. D. WRIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. 8. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24

WANTED,
 S29l CLOTHES WIRING EKSS to repair. eRY GEORGE D. LAMB, THE WRINGER M AN kD l99 Chapel Street,
 Where you ina the best Clothes Wrpgers. Carpet Sweepers, Washing Machines, Flutng Machines Tea and Coffee Pots, Granite, Iron and Brttannia Ware, Tin, Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware, American and Imported Baskets, Oil and Gas stoves large va riety of first class House Furnishing low pri- gE Fry RichardsOn,s Original Lit tie w asher, the best in use. d6 d&wly
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Ksnrs eyer Epec q ,atlon.

Special dispatch 10 tho n. Y. Tlt0uas.
WAsHMaroE, DsO. 29.-sarprise IL
4x presspd o. the Treasury Department
beo Ause the honda which mature the
day after to morrow are not esming iD
for payment more rapidly. On the hrsl
OF Decent Der the Outstanding smount Of
these bonds was ell ass, 600. Previous
10 tha. time the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury had, by printed circular, invited
tho bondholdars TO send In their bonds
before the day Of maturity Ia order ths'
the preliminary sisps might be taken
During this mouth the 61srstary hst
purchased at o discount %, SOC, 600
! ! leaving nearly eight millisns to bs paid
tor ON Friday. OF the amount only
about $1,000. 900 han been received
The amount passed upon to-day, fol
which the Treasurer will send for ware
checks tomorrow, was 62'4. 600.
The reason for this delay on the par
OF the owners Of these bends 10 believed
10 be shat they have hyposhesatst
IL EN-, and are ansole 70 borrow
the mspey TO redeem them
The fact illustrates the extent 10 whies
money 10 In demand for speculative
| purposes. Some aalss Of these bond
we're reported yesterday at 2.7.S sbGv'
par. the accrued inssrsat payable OF
! Friday, bsiDg 3 Per cent. Tive condi
ton Of affairs 10 unusual, and givs'
rise 10 .sms apprShensions tha
over. speculation will ultimately result
in diRASteT.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Nc, N IohOEks

"Most perfect ofjuveaile Magazines
ia what the Detroit Free Prsss calls b.
Nicholas. Its growth in RSsland i!
h 90 p!og pace with its success In this
country, and the English papers srt
as unanimous in praise Of lbs beauties
as the American press. The "wonder
ful Christmas number" just issued
the frat edition Of which is 100, 900, ii
a erandly illustrated Holiday book o
one hundred peges, containing, besides
its capital ChristmAs and fairy stories
and original pictures by the beS'
American artists, the first chapters O.
two splendid ssrials-one, a story o.
tho adventures, in the American tropics
of party engaged in the capture OF
wild animals for msnsgerie, and
humorous serial by Rossiter johnson
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
A m ard Case.

The Chester Dsily Times gives th
pal ticulars Of q distressing case that 90
Cured in tina: city. About q week ag'
a colored boy, about thirteen year
old, named johnson, shot himself IL
the hand with q pistol, Tne shootint
Of course was accidental, and the bal
took effect In the palm Of his hand
The family were in very humble cir
cumstaneeS, in fxct, so poor that they
rmely had enough to cat, and medico
advice waslnot sought. The LIDS hant
fid not heal, butRrsdually grew worse
Oa Sunday look jaw Set in and 1t wa
not till then that tbs boys parents
sough: a phyaioiau's advice. The boy
lay On an old se.tse at home, mouth Sc
curely closed, hands elanshsd anc
every muscle strained with th'
fatal disease IN the worst stage, Will
the father Of the lad begged pitsously
at the doors Of two physioiaus to come
and see his son. One made an excu %
the other said something, and neither
Of them went, bat allowed the boy x
die.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
characterization.

Tomorrow the colored people OF Will
ming ton will celebrate tho Seventeenth
Anniversary OF Lincoip's emancipation
proclamation, and the following is an
nounced as the programme:
Reading Of the proclamation, In the
A. u. M. p. Church, at l.30 pm, BY
James II. Murray.
An address will be daltvered at 2.3(
.. H., by William p. Butler, afte'
which an election Of officers for the en'
suing year will be held: ~ :,
At night q mass meeting Will DO held
in Eaion N. 4. Church. This meeting
will be addressed by D. B. Anderson,
James A, Anderson, Dr.. q. Z. hender'
son and others.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

"Chiidrsu, 70 may well feel proud
over this. Il shows that ye are healthy
and foil O. pluck, and thst the itch has
no bizn.ss in . family like this"
We had hickory nuts, popcorn, slider
and apples for lunch, and a. dinner
We had bs.r ueat, paupkin pie, roast
woodohuok, applsbattsr and ginger
bread. After the meal 9 half-taDs
bear, abOut year old, vas broughtin,
the floor cleared, and . grand hugRiDg
match took place. The old woman led
Of. Standing face 70 face with the cub,
be huggsd aud shs squsezsi. 1t was
nip Q, d tuck. Bile sigh aud coughed
and he groglsd aud strained; bat OF
last he whined 10 token that his ribs
cosld stand no more. Then the two
big bays tackled him, bat Bruin laid
them bOSh out.
After the bear We had q Jumping
match, In which the old wsmsn beat
the crowd. rhsn followed q target
ssoosipg, In wbish every one beat me.
rhsa ths bear aud the deg had q boat,
and the cog was used ap. In the even
Ing We he'd . dance, played old slsdgs
and dsal K hot cider, and 90 We got
ready hr bed the cid woman read
ssvsL or eight lines frsm q battered
Bible, and the man knsit down In ail
ssriousssss and prayed:
"This ere day has drawed to close,
and We are one peg aigheT 10 the grave.
A stYasgsr suB alOsg and We took him
In. We've fed on the fat ot the land,
had o bus,in' old time, and expest to
sleep like q load Of brick. Keep Ms
from CROWN pisan mean, Gontinae our
whoopin' good health, aud resarve
plenty Of room In heaven tor us alI.
That's about all, unless ye want 10 pat
It into the mind Of the stranger to Of
for me his watch even up for nay old
mule. Amen!"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
annn MnrA I'm the TNlEAs

Michael Cavensugh, p Deputy sherit
on Election day, was held FOR Court
Yesterday by Chief Supervisor Valen-
line. on the charge OF interfering with
a U. s. Deputy Marshal. The aIlesa
ticns we're that he interfsred with Geo.
p Wlpgase at the polls In the eastern
precinct Of the Fourth Ward Bail
vas fixad at $500 and Michael was com
n;tte,I in default.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
The Pigeon Mate %.

A correspondent writes thatthe party
who sent the account Of the pigeon
match to the REPUBLICAN, last Tuesday,
did NO. know any thing about 1t.
Cooper's bird few In % minutes, and
Bowers bird In 35. Both were dis
oneljfied rs the limit was 20 minutes
Tfhe birds OF Les aad FagGn failed to
appear, and Reynolds and sprague
would not fly on aooount Of the westh,
er. The same morning Cooper's bird
6,v the distance in 8 minutes.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
-
FOR " ENT.

V5oR RENT A DSsl% %AbLc DAind NJ
FARM.-rhs property knoWn ~ ' sns
USd Srodua,iyo land, about AZ mites IRON WI
ninrton. on the LaDoAsLer PIKE, opposts
1aH Am sshool house. Possession match
IN. Apply personally or By isreT to
"' 10 %nPH II, 9RUBB,
a2S. Eleventh st., Pntl adeiphiH, Pa
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

VTY YANTRD.-TWO GENTLEMEN
w l1fge,s n private family on Wash.
ington stree ot, wh,re there ar9 no cHildren
or ether boardsrs. Eloty iuFnithed mJnt
and banx rooms with bath breakfast and
Na II desired references required. Ad iress
UOmiOrt, RRPUBLloAH Chloe. lE2S ot
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

VIZ NTHD--TD RENT FOR THE UOA-
w ing year Q store from three to ten
nos from Wilmington, doing from 5000 to
N0, 900 business, Address, stating terms.
!. AERBERT BRO HN.,
lnLin,ts1tU Mt. Cxba, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

yIrANPED. "a GENTLEMEN B BDARD
w era al zO5 II. Third street; terms mod
srsts. l210t2H
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

VITANTED "A WHITE, E,HkLF GROWN
w gtfi ior cniid's nurse. Apply s!1 W.
nh 81, l239tN
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Z TENLIAADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AM
III BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

E BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 20, 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington 40 follows:
For Philadelphia and Internediate Sta
tlSns, 100, 6lo, 1880, an, 2eo, 400, ToC, lO,0s
PnilsdeIphia (Express) $50. 300, o.4A, lo.Oi
O. m IL IL, 2.0S, 9.bb ?. N.
Philsdelphis and Naw York ana, 0.SO, 100
1903, o. M, Il. .9e, 12.43, cit p. N.
Baltimore and Intermodiate Stations, S.o'
0, m. 500 p. m.
HalHro6ro and Bay Line, 1903 p. m: +.
Baltimore and Washington, i2.6l, 2oa, 21b
ass O. H., l2tB, l.04, la 703 p. N.
Trsans TOR Delaware DiVtsion leave fer
Nev Ca2sla, 900, $50 a. M, Loo, aoo, o.&
p. %. .,
DellnaT and 1ntosnedIate Stations, $50 a.
n, L.e5 p. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadslphis and IntermediasS Stations,
a.l0 a H., 500, 6.G0, $50 p. n.
Philadelphia and New YorK, s.E a. m ,e,l7
baltimore and Washington, l2tl, 2os, 2.ll
O, H.
For iurthsr Sniormation passengers ere 70.
ioffod to tho time tables posted at the depot.
II. F. KENREY, Supt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
BOARDING n.

DOARDING.-d BOARD AT s20o
I'D week, with pleasant rooms and svery
home comfort for young women, can be found
Mas East. sixth street washing 70 cents
Extra. l1ZSlm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

VETANTEU IMMEDIATELY.-A SU-
w ptTIor child's nurse and chamber
maid. Apply 81 NJ. lloo Jeherton sreest
Igl, MIS-. J. Il. SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

WY YANTEp-A HOUSE PAINTER AND
w apaper hanger. apply 100 Y. slSth
street H7'tI
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

|DOARDIN1.-PLEASANr ID FRONT
ID rooms with bard, aL2o table 6oard. Sos
french street. 1237tot
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

NTAkTEn "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houSsROrk. Apply Ut Mo. llol Tat
nsli 81. l9e0t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

yyI ANTED,-A GIRL FUK GENERAL
w housework. Apply 74J MAdtson st,
l2lSu
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

YNOR SALE. - A LOT OF SknUN' ~. -,
~ tnor. Iot Of ssAh all good also e,o 600 u
agh. s,n and 2 iaeh olsar pine plank. Apply
@E. Sixth g.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
b ARA&ssAD LIN E8.
EISBUAL TAME TABLE.
4RAENH LnAvp WILMINGTON.

gor philadelphia and intermediate stations :
T,ai0, 1896, q. M; 2.sO, 400. 700, 1000, p.
m. On Sundays: $40 q. M; 800, $50, $50
Phila. Express $780, 9, s.A, 1000 a. m, lslb,
gor Phtln. and rev York: 1.6s a2s, $50, 100
l9.02, o. In; +E2. 30. #I2.43. HAinnitsd)
e.i7 p. N. Sundays, 2.23 a. M, 617 p. m.
For BalrmorO and way stations: s.Ss q. M;
g1r B&i.lnors, Washington and Bay Line;
FOR Bsiunaore and Warrington: 126l, EOS
2.1h, 1856 q. H.; 1855, Los (Limitedl S.6A,
Y08 .. 10. Sundays: Il 81, 2.o8 q. IN. ,2.lh p. m.
For Information apply OF depot.
for NSw Castle: eco, $50, o. m., Lo6s S'CC
S.as p. IA.
FOR Harrington and intermediate stat :
B.31 &. H.: Leo, s.36 p, m.
For Deimar and iDterM aGlLate stations: e.S
For Wilningtsn B. Eortnesn II. H.: 100, o.
n.;a0O, G06, p. N. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and II. rs o, M, end 6.4b p. N.
Ter Delaware W es.GSn Il. r.: us, 3D.eC. am.
6.Scp. n. Sunday trains, 1880 @. m., 6p N.
TRAINS ron w1L1G1G 9ToM LEAVE KAIIADzl- :
pHIA.
From BFead stree. and washington avenue
F20. els, 1880, l.to n.4L o. H.; 1.oo, $500,
4, Asc, A45, 6.lb, 9, $40, 8, g.l6, N.a0p. N,
On supdaym $50 q, r.; 9, 8,S.tb, n.aop. N.
From TIhiIEy-;S9cond and Market strcsts: 7.eO
F.a9. 1876 q. m; la26. (LamitedS e.a5 p. n.
OD SundaVG: LOS m.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

NvANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houSewgrk. Apply 2ls W. second
hfest l2R Il
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

|DoARD AT s4i oRANuEsVREErF FoR
Id $3.50 por week. l222t8t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

T,OR sALE-rhAT DEslkAhhbb @ ~
property on the south.We corner 0 0'n
and harAe' "'' u. CHANDLER,
90b Market 81
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

TNUR RENT THE dROohRY, COR
n az Fourth and KIM rosts; tho hss'
sfsnd IN city ~ wilmington. InqIr at the
book san, Ath ard kioR. lSd''Ht
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

DOARpING WITH PLEASANT
- rooms, beat, gas and bath; ais0 table
board, 6 6 King street. l13VtSt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
N. Melchior, Gunsmith

ZNR. KLlNE'S GREAT NERVE he
~ SrORER ia the marvel OF the age foY
y nerve disasSss. All fits stopped irea Send
"SSa Aron at.. Philada.. Pa l0lbdhwlv
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

IDUARDIN9. 9.--PLEASANT ROONS,
I'D heat and gas and table board ut hi
fatnall street. lzSO I'm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

-ov SALE uk kEeT.-a N nee
EoHs, s,orv br,ek house, NO. SO TatnaN ss'
4 ,,s nsw. with all modern Improvement"
nm m1, be 1oi1 AZ cost on easy terms ,y
,o-,a, eS Market street
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

TIoR RENT-THE STORE AVID Dwell
u ling at ner.hwsst corler OF SsSonu shd
ratbaIi strestS. Apply 4Ol MoI.ets ret
l33g-tf q. ID. ObhLhHu'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

NOR RENT.-rHE CITY HurtL STA
L biss. Apply to THUS CURLY,
l12a.llt Clty Gas WORKS.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

I1op SALE OR RE>T.-A khloh
nonSa and st.bls on French stroet. AP'
4. EN ANS fENh MOTION.
1l9bt ""' -
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
DR. HAyDOCK's

given 70 the Werlu. -
ALE OVER TMKs VAST COUNTRY
The People KnOw Themi
Th0 People Use TneM
The People Ps aase Thom
What hAadrsGs Of Letters say from pat
DY Hayaosk, year new Liver Pill has rid
ne Of all siilioasnsas.
NO mere noxisas doses for me OF i've or ten
pills taken at enc time. Ons Of your pills
cured me.
Thanxs, Doctor. MY headache bas lott mo
send me another Vial to keep IN NTH the nosse; +.
After suffering t0rturos from btiIlnOus Lie
two OF your New Liver pills cared me, and
l have no return OF the malaAy.
Our doctors treated me for Chronic Conal.
patton. as they called IT, and Ut last said !
was ineurabie. Yo1r New Liver Pills cured
had no appetite; Dr. Haydock's New Liv-
or Pills gave me hearty one.
| Your pills are marvellous
Dr. liaydoek has cured my headache that
was chronic.
] gave half OF one Of your pills TO my babe
TOR Cholera Morbus. The dear young think
got well 10 day.
NV nausea OF morning is now cured. and
Your vial ei Dr. Haydock's New Liver
Pills cured me Of terrible neuralgia and
pains In the head.
send me two walls; want one ior poor
family.
Doctor, my bnllOusnsss and hOadaohe are
ell VoRe.
For oil Diseases Of the Kidney, Retsntion
Of Urine, Dr. Haydoek's New Liver Pills are
q perfect cure. One Dill will satisfy the
most skeptioal.
For Female Diseases, Nervous Proetration
" wsakness, General Laastude, Want OF Ap
petite and Sick Headaehe Or. baydoek'f
New Liver Pills wiz be found an Eheetual
Remedy.
They are universal In their effects, and Q
cure can almost slWs 70 be guaranteed.
EAUH VIAL CONTAINS 8 20 PILLS.
One Pill is Dose,
Price Twensy Five Cents.
FO2 SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
CAUTION.-N None are genuine unless tht
lslgnA'ure Of ALLEN II AYDt OK surroundi
( each Vial OF Pills Every PHI lie sugar coated
II your druggist does not not keep them. W
will mali them tree 10 any address on reoetp
of 10 cents. Five yialg Tor sl.00
BUY AToNCEl DO NOT DELAY
! HAYDOCK g. CO.,
I2alydhw sOPlatt st.. New York,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

wwlRsALE kESp.-vE"Y Dtsln-
II nblo thcea story a2i tive stors Douses'
x vocd lOcatlons HARLAN cause.
islim Front aud ratnai streets
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
WANTED,

NOR X LENT. 10 } dS FJh RENT. AP
Il ply l1l2 King a. w1,u
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

vroR sALg-A cHstEsrORY BRluk
honse, N. Z. cor. AIN and Ms iiscn iH,
,ootos modern improvements, tefns esy es.,
iESSE PYLE 4s4 kins H. lZor""u
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

T5CE sALR.-A FIRST GLASS k:Y8
fresh COW with calf By hOr SIDE H-K~
1ppy ss7 Jefferson st. JOHN "Aa'A~''
l21stSt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

-op sALE-MAkUFAOrUhlNb bUS,
oosss-IThe to,ls, fixtures. good WIZ
Y. "a 1se Of ny brick ysrd on Elliott svennS venue,
snd ie sO.mataSu about business, 40, Apply
Ios Iosn.s oie sAipiey slreet. Terms easy;
o. on,Vs sV%sC1s SAM u FL Mc.LAhH' Jh'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

uE1
| rins and \
| EyIss s1itt' NJ
| tseh. Al,
| G CALI o.,
| / al htsg
| Murf8'
| on ME-
leo shopt
| Of ". !,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

-oo sALs-A ao' ID INvEsr0Enr r:s ~
IunH. H.sa nrieg hsusss Of Ave rooms taen
i Nv iss eom modious selling, in oas,
Also; InT s,,o,,. S iOs W. Ssventh street. Apply
nsss ioaas'0"' d, MAKshal IL
70 lO6 W. seventh st.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

TOR sAsSrIs,s .,s.,,s - gsass old, ibh 11S
Is O9M O,.,, ws,s as lv0u -, soand, k.na ~
hsnos s. ms s.,vss pfexAiss OF rpsat speed ssh
oil wsy n wsD. Eer fall particulars sp'
uos mhe Nv WA.T. TULL,
pym ror Eighth and Monroe sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
klOrI,II

GIFTS, |
Ir pounds
4 y
|ay bot @h'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

Eh.hEl
|yirREI,
| |YGaN IN
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
BROR EEH.

TNLLIOTT, JOHNSON q 90.
BANKERS AND BKOKEES
UsRNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
Wilmington Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRH
FROM our otace to the New YORK and Phtla'
detrhiA Stock Exchanges. Quotations iur'
niahOd simultaneously with sales beang
mndo ct those exchanges.
PhylefalDhie. New York and EanFranciaoo
stocks and bonds bought and cold and csi-
rtOd on margin.
To l,oAu.-sio 900 on COED tlrst.class mort
Cages at 8 per cent. per annrm.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

CgIEs1
4 srt!sa
ysl. u
thSn aSu|
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
y.,n SALE.

-,.Is-HUU- h AND LOT, ~.
NOHs ynWE ~ Eour esnth street, VITA isigs
II. I'D iront lava. in o.Dpsss sss.s..si:n S.as At
q ai nsdsre .i,sss%%sassi"s ,.ss1sssa .sn spsi,.:
snse; terms Il. N UhiIb,
Jol Market 81
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
THE INDIANS.

Demands of Secretary Schurx-Their
 Probable Success-RavaRes by H0s-
 tiles in Arizona.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-For obvious req sons Secretary Schurz desires to conduct the negotiations with Ouray's band of Southern Ute chiefs with as little publicity as possible. In general it may be said that Mir. Sohurz has taken very firm and it may almost be called radical ground. His two fold proposition is that the murderers of the people at the agency must be discovered and surrendered, and that the Utes must consent for reasonable squiva- Tents to leave Colorado. The Indians are dis posed to yield to these demands. Ouray has constantly declared that he would get the murderers if allowed to go about 1t in his own way, and probably he would succeed, though the way might not commend itself entirely to certain eastern codes of justice. The In- d!ans, again, recognize the dangers and dis comforts to which they are exposed in their present reservation. and are inclined there fore, to listen to persuasion. Ar. Schurz feels sanguine that the negotiations will be brought to successful termination on the basis stated.
 Tucson, Arizona, Jan14. A despatch to Gener- al Carr from Fort Bowie, January 12th, states that General Trevino with several hundred Mexican troops is pushing the band of hostiles northward from Chihuahua. On the 2d in- stant some prospectors in the Florida Noun tains were surprised by thirty Indians. One of the prospectors was killed, two wounded and their stock captured On the 9th inst. 55 Indians were near McEwen's rancho going toward the Black Range. Major Marrow was in pursuit. To-day the Governor of Chih- uahua telegraphs that about one hundred h. dians with their families have gone north after committing great depyedations
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
NEW YORK.

Terrific Floods in the Island of St.
 ThOmas-TWO Hundred Lives Lost.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The cable dispatch from St. Thomas, January 13th states that there were floods on Sunday on the Island of St. Kitts, by which 200 lives were lost and prop erty to the amount of $250, 900 was destroyed and the whole island devastated. The floods originated on Mount Misery and swept down in torrents suddenly into the valley of Basse- terre at it's base. The inhabitants fled in ter TOT to the coast. The torrent rolled on into the town of Basseterre, among the newly built houses and public edifoes, carrying with it roofs, trees, timbers and branches of trees, and land slides added to the terrors. The sugar cane was Ieveled to the ground or torn up in masses, and deep gullies were washed in the roads. Sugar houses and dwelling places were borne bodily away and the waters rushed headiong to the sea with their freight of drowned cattle and struggling human be- ings. The population of the island does not exceed 25, ,000, and of these 200 perished and many of the rest are homeless. The people huddled together on roofs wild with terror. The authorities went immediately to work to relieve the distress. Large quantities of pro- visions and all the sugar ready for shipment were swept away. Earnest appeals are made for help. St. Kitts has known no such calam- ity since 1722. when terrific hurricane near ly destroyed the island.