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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04

TO THE LADIES.
Certificate of she Surgeon Of the
Royal Mail Steamer America.
This Is to certify that have used and recon.
mended DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and, have
found 1t useful In variety of cases. Tt also gives
unfailing relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito bites, and prevents .
mark being left. =
J. A. GRAHAM. NJ. R. c. g., of London.
Royal Mail Steamship America, Jeuey City.
July 18th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04

A valuable rubefscient, stimulsnt and soda
3tiye. Asts decidedly yef gently - the parts
3aalicted, removing tho most obstinate pain In
1all psfts Of the body. Rheumatism, Goat, Lan-
Jbaso, 6ciatinA, Neuralgia, affections Of tAs Kid
neyh Backache, &c. Price % Cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
jersey Red HoV,

Our friend David Irelan has o r,.
fine farm near. Newark, Delaware, I an,
as he has a great inclination IN ,,s. ~
fat hogs he has procured a couDls i \
the celebrated Jersey Red breed m.
two months old and the other 3 ,uan,l'
old and sent them out to his farm TI.|
characteristics Of this breed are a gol|
coat OF fine red hair, occasionally mr. I
spersed with Q fsck OF black, sb.t|
snouts, broad faces, thin psndon, viii.
ed ears, good shoulders, large dsvslopsi
hams, broad straight middle pieces mi
whole supported by firm symmsriaI|
legs. The usual weight attained n
from 300 10 400 pounds each when hOn
seven to ten months old, and from qV|
to 800 pounds each from one ysv d /
twenty-five months Of age. A csNIIl
record Of Jersey Red hogs kept in ui /
around Salem County, New Jerw,
shows some highly encouraging fsural
to those interested in that grade III
swine. One farmer had 80 hogs, al
months old, averaging 300 pounds nj
weight, and several had them aver.
aging closely upon the 1000 pounds.
The heaviest was raised by Clark
Petit, and weighed 1920 pounds. nj
gained IS pounds during Sixtesu days
Of Its life and ate about half buFhel Of
ground Indian meal per day. II vas
from this farm Mr.. Irelan prOcur.
ed the two pigs referred TO,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
FOURTH EDITION
A ravern.Ke eeper's Sonfesstan.

LAscAsrER, April 9.-Considsrable
excitement exists In the vicinity Of he
chanicsburg, this county, over an alleg.
ed confession made by George Marks,
who in 1855 was the proprietor Of small
tavern on the New Holland road. About
that year the body Of q man very much
deccmposed was found in Conestoga
creek, near the village Of New Holland.
II was recognised as that Of q travel
ing salesman who had stopped at the
tavern short time before. On Monday
last Marks died, and it Is now reported
when lying ON his DEATH bed he confess
ed that he and Q man named Weidler
murdered the salesman and threw his
body into the creek. Marks is report.
ed to have said that Weidler, the sales-
man and himself had usen playing al
game Of cards at the tavern, and that
the salesman having won considerable
money from them they determined to
recover 1t by numbering the salesman,
and placing the body where 1t was SUBJ
sequently found. Wsidler eanno. be
found.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
GbargeA with ImrnoreI,,y.

Rev. Mr.. Vandsrbom, for fifteen years
pastor of st. Msry's Catholic Church in
East Saginaw, Mich, has procured a
warrant for the arrest Of Kate Burke.
who was his housskesper for three
years. She was discharged from lis
employ last year for cause, and revene.
ed herself by making vague threats,
and finally went before notary public
and charged the clergyman with i'm
moral conduct with herself and lady
Of the congregation. The matter was
laid before Bishop Borgess., at Detroit,
who summoned Father vanderbom be.
fore him, and on the priests indignant
denial Of the charges, advised resort to
the civil Conrts for vindieation. It an.
pears that the woman, before going 10
the notary. offered "te settle for $1,000"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
KelIoGE Dol be- ieft Alone

WARRINGTON, April 9.-Ths Demt
cratic Senators held another caucus On
the Kellogg ease to-day, when i. became
patent, from views openly expressed,
that Ben Hill's programme to steal The
seat Of 1.-THE Louisiana Senator could not
60 through. Southern Democratic Sen
ators % standing manfully by kellogg
which gives color to the reported CON-
pact between him and them that ifhsI
would vote TO seat Butler they would
defend him. Msssrs. HaDp,op, BatIf,
Lamar, Gordon, Garland, Ransom,
Marcy and Cockrill declare they Will
vote to sustain Kellogg. Messrs. Ihui.
mar, Bayard and Davis are said V
have expressed the same views. There
Is, however, strength enough I" carg
Hills report, but the fear is that II VI
should be done /: will be promptly @s
led. The fact is that Kellogg is ressoni'
bly, certain of retaining his seat.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
Congress.


In the U. Q. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Morrill, said, in reply to an inquiry
made on Thursday by MIR. Conkling,
that the appropriations for public bull
dings acted upon favorably by the Pub
lie Buildings Committee this session az
gregated 81, ,026, 500. Mr.. Bsyard's res
olution, offered in February, for Joint
committee of two members each OF the
Senate Finance Committee and the
House Ways and Means Committee, to
inquire into alleged Losses Of revenue
FROM evasion Of the stamp tax ON ci-
gaEs and other articles, and report a
rsmedy, was adopted. Mr.. Logan offered
q resolution calling upon the Secretary
Of War for any facts in his possession In
reference to the recent nutilation Of a
cadet at West Point. 1t was discussed
until the expiration of the morning
hour, when it went over. The Ute q
greement bill was considered. After an
session, the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
In the House, Mr.. De La Martyr in
troduced q bill providing temporary
government for Alaska, and Mr.. New
berry, Of Mich, one in relation to the
transportation Of goods in bond through
any foreign country bordering on the
Gulf or Caribbean sea. They were re-
ferred. A bill for the completion Of the
Monument was reported
and referred to the COMMITTEES of the
Whole. After some time spent in Com
mittee on the Private Calendar, the
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
THIRD EDITION.
TEE Gs EAT WALK.

black Dan Will undoubtedly bs
the winner. He Will pschet
1900.
The attendance at the walking. match
at New York, increased rather than d.
minished yesterday, and last evening
the Garden was crowded. The relative
positions Of the mon did not change ma
terially throughout the day, which was
one almost devoid Of incident, although
the walkers kept well at their work
and increased their scores sonsidera-
bly,.
At l o'clock this morning the scores
were as follows: Hart, 492; Psgram, ,473,
Dobler, 462; Howard, 454; Allen, 445:
Hrohne, Az; Williams, 43s; Hanwaker,
3s2.
Seven men will certainly cover 45o
miles or more, and come In for q share
OF the gate money-Hart, Dobler, Allen
Pegram, Williams, Howard, and; ;Krchne,
Hanwaker may possibly pull up to 450,
but this is very doubtful.
II Hart wins the racs--and there
seems to be no doubt that he will-he
will pocket very snug some Of money.
To be begin with, he will take the
"swesp stakes" of $1,000. He will
also, by beating Blower Brown record,
receive the extra prize Of 81, 900. Be.
sides this, he will take probably 81, 900
OF the gate money, making about
$l7, 900 in all, besides the bet. There
is no doubt that ell the money
advertised is actually up, and
that the winners will receive what
has been promised them, as far as the
sweepstakes and the special prizes are
concerned, and everything seems to
have been honestly managed in the
matter Of the gate-money. "Happy
Jack Smith," Hart's trainer, is said to
have some financial interest in the race,
but Hart put up his $500 himself, and
is his own 'baeker," and will not have
to divide with his "friends" to any
great extent.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

ID r. ROBINSON Il CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERs,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
N. 4. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET.
N. f. CUR. FOURTH AND MARKET
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
r.uCrnsr APPLICATIONS.


1OrIOE-I, JOSEPH oRmE, DO
IN hereby give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges or tho Court OF General Sessions
OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF the state
Of Delaware In and for the county Of New
CASTLE. on Monday, the 10th day Of May next,
being tho first day Of the May Term, A. d.,
1850, for license 70 keep an Inn or tavern al
|Pennsylyania ave. House, on Pennsylvania
ave. between Dupont and Scott sts, Of the
city Of Wilmington, DtL, to sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart to bc
drank on the premises, and the following 70
spectacle eitizens recommend the saad appli.
cation, 70 wit:
George AinswoFth, Anthony Mailman,
Neill Green, Semuel Mcdowell,
James =. Ashwerth, William McOaftnsy,
John Billingsley Alex A. Walker,
James T. McDowelI, John y. Green,
Walter Camperson, Ceasar X. Mcdowell,
1. A. Fighter, John B. Moore,
WilEon Vandever, James II. Scanlen,
Walter Hanson, James Deugherty,
Patrick J. u'Oonuell, William Toner,
George \. Robinson, Ella II. Ferguson,
Geo. X. CampeIson, Bernard Kelley,
Thomas smith. +s-ats JoSkPH okME.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
aROCKRlxa.

RoUERIES. 1T II AN ACTUAL
NJ fact that our -four is the best in the city
for the price. Our $500 is good, eur %. 90 Ia
excellent, our $3.50 makes bread as white as
snow Just try our Fosters teas at 50, %. 50
and 81 .O0, all We ask is TO give them one TRIAL
and you will never buy any other horsera-
dish, loo. per bottle; North Of England sauce,
Toe. per bottle IiecestershirO, 200 per bottle;
Worcestershire 25e. Dor bot tine IFish dulce,
landed by steamer, "Lord olive" A lot of
Petigo oat meal by tho same steamer direct
from Ireland. A lot OF Ne Askron oat
meal, 6hs for 3tcts., We have the fnest No.
mess msckerel, white and lat at the very
low price Of lac. b I quarts Of beans, 2so {;
honey, 90. quart. We are the only agent for
Fosters teas this side Of Boston. Seld only
in Belfast, Boston and los X. 9Th st., this city.
-Four rs rice, 26c.; 4 rs corn starch, 2Se. The
Changer Store.
T. M. wIER, lo6 East Sixth street
We are agents for Waterproof Line Paint.
cheaper than uhite-Wssh. We invite ala 10
come to los 4. 9Th st. and see II. We will give
a sample to try 1t. Used BY all housekeepers
and for sanitary purposes. 4slt~ T. NJ. W.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
The Democratic Losing PIuek

WAsHIEsros, April SIT is a eur,
rent rumor that the Democrats in the
Senate are unable to muster courage Ia
unseat Ksllogg.E. Messrs. :Bay arj, Thur
man, Garland, and Ransom are cut.
spoken in opposition to Ben Hills re-
port, which favors the throwing cut Of
Kellogg, and at caucus of Dsmocr attic
Senators tonight this opposition was
marked. An opinion prevails that no.
thing viii be done with the matter
this session.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
FIFTH EDI7loN
THAT EASTER pso
The nepnbiiean saed IA. ;,
Ex.Secretarv NJ as. Lhtll

Fhs hepnbiiean saed IA.
.Ez,ssers,sry or s.a,s c,ss, nssl'
AbouNAeon to-day Dspu,,
Morrison stepped into ths ny ~ SArfI
ofioe holding In his hand . atprHtl. !. +,
moning the proprietors Of tb;, '.I ~
appear at New Castle on Moalp I lplpst|
18th, next, to answer the cbs'" uoa
upon ex-sssrstsry Of State l. S's
Five Thousand dollars bali y eui
quirsd, the RRpuBLIoAs ~I n,os ,Soeiss
promptly gave security TO ,bmp, mp,Upil'ia|
Mr.. James Bradford and M. "a aa aa'la
Roberts, entering their name, vsoiN NO
bond. upolA,|
As the propristors Of the p,,
have no knowledge of pnblist,alsu
article in which Mr.. Grubh u
ded to personally by name, ,bn "1 ~ al
Ing which appeared in it's colu,I' nv IolI''
Saturday last, is supposed dO.onn' ~
article which gave sfisnoe "a " =, oslA
Secretary: ls Il
"coLoRiEo AN RAsrEa Rco u
About twelve O'Clock last , n;.,
serenity Of Pullmer's restanrasS rsa' v
somewhat disturbed BY the abrn',M W. W
trance = Of . very prominent Ds,odp0..ss aps
kx-stats oAioial holding bis bsnS ya''a y
his eye. my Gsd what an avs " ~ Hs
the involuntary exclamation Of ,h.s y
who still remained At that late bO'' a'a'
"Fullner, make an applic,@Sai .Tai
beefstake and liquor TO nv sva 'a 'a.,l
away" said the Official. "IoD,,a 6" Nal
1t, | fell down and hurt my eys" s1'a'a
Sundry knowing winis a~1
passed around and the kipS a S..a' n'a
Fullmer scon had the unfortup,,ssI sIsl
bandaged up and snugly encassS ny
plaster Of fresh beefsteak,
How inush is to psyi" said tn.
preeiative ex-oficial.
"oh, nothing, nething." said p,n
ner, I'VE never charge for coloriuo % n.
'sr eggs," and the official will man, N,
hanks started In search Of bis r,s,is, is
place, hoping he would not fall 'ui ,,as
IN the way. 'sN
Had the hour not been 50 lss i
night have been supposed ,bM a.
'mcial had inst been returning from
'isit to the "GaEstte" ofics.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
SECOND EDITION.
NITRO. GLYCERIaR.
Delaware Enterprise in New Jer.
NeX.

OohuWnHo Enterprise In New Jer'
sey.
Speaking Of improvements around
Billingsrort, on the Jersey side of the
Delaware the Chester "Times" says:
Tbs Aessrs. Dupont, Of Delaware, have
purchased more than Geo acres of farm
Land and meadows on the Delaware,
about three miles southWes of Bill
hngsport, the eastern boundry of which
Ia about on q D. limo of the Lazaretto
grounds, ON the western shore, embrao-
Ing over 900 acres of land, the south
western boundary OF which is nearly
opposite to Bddystone. These gentle
men have already erected an extensive
wharf, securing twelve foot Of depth OF
water, at low tide, railways narrow and
through the premises, and wide gusge
from the Delaware Shore Railroad, the
terminus Of which Is at Pennsgroye,
Salem county. Some three or four
buildings for storage, &c., and nnmer-
ous other erections are in progress. 1t
is said in the newspapers that these
lands have been purchased, and that
the srectioas are being made for manu-.
featuring nitro glycerine.
Some of the more intelligent residents
Of Billingsport are taking exceptions to
the Messrs. Dupont establishing such
a mandatory in their neighborhood,
because they bslievs that it will de-
teriorate the value of their estates.
Confrmatory of which they quote the
ease happening some time ago at the
city of Titusville, Bradford county, Pa.
At some blasting or excavating works
four miles from the city there was an
explosion OF some two or three hundred
pounds Of nitro-glycerins. In Titus
Vile every pane Of glass in the windows
were broken; while the shock was per-
ceptibly felt fer q distance of ten miles.
II this be true, we might significantly
inquire what might not happen in ease
OF an explosion Of few thousand
pounds Of nitro glycsrihs at the works
in Gloucester county, One can hardly
think Of lhese things without remem-
beriDg the removol Of the great rocks,
with the circumstances of their removal
at He'll Gate on the East river, New
York.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
REGHsTER's OEDEEH.
Id EuSTER'S ORDEK.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERY OFFICE.
NEWCASTLE CoUHTY, March, %, 1880.
Upon tS application Of Anna Il. .Brlnshurst,
FXecutrix Of Joseph Brinehurst, iata ot
Wilmington Eu0irel, in said county, de-
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
kcgister, TINT the ExecutrIx aforesaid,
give nOtlca Of granting Of letters Tesla men
tary upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing al
ysrti5emcnts to be posted within iorty days
from the date oi such letters, in six OF tho
most public placeD Of the county of New Oas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, TO present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly in such case
nade and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted, within the same period, In tho
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub.
nshed In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (eod)
t~~~, 1iyen under the hand and seal OF
LIS. ofioe Of the Register aforesaid, OF
t~~~' New Castle, In New Castle ceunty
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BIG4S, Register.
NeIT1E.-An persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present The
same duly attestod TO tho Rxecutrix on or
before March &c, 1881, or abide the act of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
ANNA r. BRING HURST, Executr,x,
Or her Attorney, J. X. BkfN4H tRsT,
Address:-Wilmington Dsi. 32T
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
THE GREAT FERTILIzER.

To farmers and truckers:-Phe underslgne cd
informs farmers, truckers and the public In
general that he has made superior lot OIL
P0rdrette at the old maEufactory, on the
NEW CASTLE ROAD, NEAR CARA
SCHE'S LANE,
Ard he is now ready to fill orders at short
notice. at moderate prices. In quality 1t ial
surpasses any that has been made tor years,
thtreLete can aa1rd 10 guarantee its quail.
ity. Gosd for corn, potatoes, oats and yege.
tables Of all kinds. Price, Sl4 per ton.
Respectfully Yours, ID. p HAMILTON.
No. ll23 Orange etrest, Wilmington, Del,
For reference apply to VIM. McCaulley
Esq, No. G6 Market street, or Henry Lent
David Lent2 AID VIM. 8. Bullock. AS-3wd6ty
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
Grant nj M0halo.

General Grant arrived in Mobil
Yesterday by special train from New
Orleans, and was escorted from the
depot by a colored company Of artillery.
Being the guest Of the cotton exchange
ne was taken by the members 10 the
Manassas Club House, where he dined,
and afterwards held reception for the
colored people. He returned to New
Orleans In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

NOIICE-WE, WILLIAM BAXTER
|1N and Matthew Baxter, trading under
the name Of William Baxter 4 Bro, do here.
by give notice that we shali apply 10 tho
Judges Of the Cours Of General sessions Of
the Peacs and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
delaware. In and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 10th day Of May next, A, D.,
1885, being the first day Of the May term, ior
q license to sell Intoxicating liquors in guam
titios not loss than one half gallon, not 70 be
drank on the premises at No. West Fourth,
street, being the southeast corner Of Fosrh
and Shipley streets, IN the Third Ward of the
Oity Of Wilmington, county and State aiere-
said, and the following respectable citizens
residing In said ward, recommend the said
application, to wit:
Patrick Kelley, W. McElwee.
W. H. Jack, A. A. Chapman,
Conrad Keller, henry Grebe,
Thos !. Russell, John Bader,
James Smith, Preston Ayers,
Charles A. WinsloH, George +. Young,
7. b. Forman, 1hos. d. Gibson,
Andrew Wilhelm, King Dolbow,
Samuel Culhert, A. Bierman,
George K Baugh, James Brown,
Ed win A. Parker, Edward Farmar,
James CLARK, John Green,
John h. Graham.
a9st* wM. BAXTER & BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
DEE.


DEPUTY.-In ;his city, OF tho 9th iastaat,
Olaytcn l.. Deputy, sgsd about 10 years.
Relatives and friends aye respectfully ia,
vited To attend the funeral from his late rcsl-
dsnce, No no. West stcoIa Bt;eet, on Sun
cay afternoon at one oc.cck. lnterRe1t at
Red Lion cemetery.
TOaER.--In this city, On the sth inst, Ea!z
abeth Toner, aged montGs.
Relatives and iriends q the family are re.
spestfully invited to attend tho mineral irsta
the residence OF her parents, Hugh and Leu.
lisa 1oner, Claym0nt ST., between A and y
sts., on Sunday afternoon at 3e'eook.
MCKINNEY On the sth inst, Rosanna,
daughter of Henry and Mary Mckinney
aged IA years. 2 menths and 3 days.
Funeral from the residence of her parents
llth street between Adams and Jackson BE,
on Sunday afternoon at 2 80 O'CLOCK. Eunera.
TO procee to new Cathedral cemetery.
May her soul rest In peace"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
H0raONa al.

Mr.. William II. Carey has just re-
TUNED TO this city, looking hale ard
hearty. For sometime past he has
been travelling in Pennsylvania and
New York, in tho interests of the At.
lantic and Pacific Oil Refinery of Poin,
Breeze, Philadelphia.
George s. Hagany took the noon
train for Baltimore to-day, where he
will remain nntl Tuesday evening.
kessrs. John Mealey and W. II.
Thompson are in New York witnessing
the great walking match.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
Fort Gossip.

Two boats loaded with lumber from
Williamsport, Pa, arrived at the
wharf of Tatnall & Co, yesterday.
The packet "Coieta" is diseharging
q cargo Of -four at Warmers wharf. i:
vas shipped from Philadelphia to the
Wilmington -four dealers.
The "Arbutus," which has bsen
cruising down the bay, arrived at the
French street wharf this morning.
A barge, laden with coal, was
brought from Philadelphia to Warner'r
wharves yesterday in a lesky condi
tion, BY the tug "Meteor." se,rarsT
~en weF? busily emrvossa :. I The n,
pumps to keep the boat ah9at.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
ID FGISTER'S Order.
REGISIER,S OFFIteE

HElfISTEH'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March u. 1880.
Upon the application OF JOnn A. McClin-
teck, Executor Of Jacob RsClintook, Iate Of
White Clay Creek Hundrod, In said Ceuntg
deceased, 1t 10 ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore.
said, give notice Of the granting Of Letters
Parliamentary upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof, by caunxg
advertisements TO be posted within iorty days
from tho date Of such letters, In six Of the most
public places Of tho county Of New Castle
requiring all persons having demanas against
the estate, to present the same or abide Dy an
act Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
yided. And alse cause the same To bc insorted.
within the same period, In the DaLAwARR
EHruBLIoAF, y newspapor published In VII
mington, and to bs continued thsfeia three
80, Given under the hand and seal Of
}Ls. 0iace Of the Register Aforesaid, at
49, Now Oastlo, in New Castle County,
Aforesaid, tho day and year above written.
8. o. BIGGS. Register.
N0TIGE--An persons having CLAIMS aSpins.
the estate Of tho deceased, must present ths
saas duly attested 10 the Executor On
Or befsro March ~, 1881. or abide the act
Of Assembly In sues case made and provided.
JOHN A. MeCLiNTOOK, Exesutsr,
Address :--Oar!stiana, De'. s-I
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
wM. BAXTER 4 BRo.

.NoTIC Ell, JAMES AovEY, DO
IN hereby give notice that l shall ap.
ply to the Judaes Of the Court Of General
Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery Of the
State OF Delaware, In and for the county Of
New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day Of May
next, being the first day Of the May tern, "A.
D., 1880. fer heenRe to keep ON inn or tavern
at No. East Front street, in the Second
Ward OF the City Of Wilmington, county and
State aforesaid, with the privilege 70 sell In.
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drank on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens recommend the
said application; to wit:
Martin 4. Elliott, Chs,les H. Sparks,
Patrick Harmey, JChn B. Elliott,
james Dagan, John Pluukett,
X. Booth, Michael Rafferty,.
O. II. r. Gross, h. Nolfson,
John Tnily, Michael Henney,
w. H. Quinn, Bernard Rowe.
N'oholes Jenney, Henry Feldmeier,
y. u. HirZel, L. p. Freye,
Peter Gross, y. II. Frtshmuth,
s. w. Schultz. p. PluBkett,
J. W. Reynolds, Robert Hutton.
ioetA JAMES MoVEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
MAa3IED.

CRAWFORi.-WiISUN Att residence
OF Mr; X. Wilson, resr Centre Station, on
tne eth 4nst., by Aev. J. H. Caldwell, d.
w. M, Josebh M. Crawford OF delaware
Co., -, AMI Miss Maggie J. Wilson.
H!F .RSON ON-WlLSOE.- AT the residence of
, Nr. X. Wilson, near Center Station, Oh the
atb inst, by Rev. ]. H. Caldwell, d. d., MY,
son.
CLARK-LOFLAND.-On the Sth inst, at
ChrstiaAo, by tho Rev. A. J. Snyder, Mr..
J. Curtis CLARK ana Miss Lille Lrhand,
both OF rev CASTLE CO., Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
The FiTih Anniyersary

To morrow will complete the five
years Of which the Rev. Isaac N. Halde-
man has been the pastor OF the Della
ware Avenue Baptist church. The
church ediiice will bs appropriately
decorated with flowers and special serA
yicee OF song will be rendered. Mr..
Haldeman will preach both mornisg
and evening.