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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-05

TIE Cantata Of Esther, 9TH G
Beautiful Queen, given by a com
pany OF ladies aad gentlemen OF
this place at the City Hall on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, was
rendered in becoming and attrac-
tive style, and on a whole was the
most pleasing entertainment ever
gotten up in Mineral Point. Prof.
Osborne and Mrs. Mary Priestley as
King and Queen, enacted their diff
cult parts with great credit, and
were greeted with repeated applause.
Those taking other prominent parts
played their hands" successfully.
The endless number Of youths of
both sexes taking part, so charmingly
attired, added greatly to the scene.
The principal characters Of the Can
tata were robed in rich and costly
costumes secured for the occasion
which undoubtedly put on the finish
ing touch. Much credit is due to
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Scott Ansley, who
SO skilfully managed and directed
the whole affair. The proceeds,
which were 4uite complimentary to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-05
Division E--poullry, Etc.

0TEFIItN TTTlNAN1 superintendent
one pair to consist oi maip and temult -
hibilors must be the owners absolutely. pr they
VIII lac ruled out by the Judges, All ne poultry
to be Judged hy the American Standard oi ~
rellcnce.
OHM II IlL-t. ~ LfN-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
SECOND EDITION.
AhpisG.do og ViulaAa,.

Mrs. Schwartz a lady 10 years Of age,
living in Ffahkiord, Philadelphia, died
in the greatest misery on Saturday
night Of hydrphobia She having
been bitten on the 26th of Septem-
brr last, by 3 Splitter dog which she
had raised. The first symptoms Of the
dreadful mslady showed itself on Sat.
urday April, 3rd, when Mrs. Sohwart'
experienced a prickling ssnsa lion In
the bitten finger, followed by an ach.
ing OF the entire left arm. Being q
woman Of rsmarKatls nerve she fought
ayaiust the disease her s'f and ondsav'
cd to force water down her throat to al
lay thirst. From Sunday until Friday
night she did not sleep a wink, fol
which reason 81 injection was admin
istsred from which she obtained some
rest. Notwithstanding these applioa-
tions she still had violent spasmodit
Intervals, and as a last resort the ply
sician resolved 10 inject morphia. Be.
fore this could be done however, she
died Con Saturday night, at twenty
minutes past 8 o'clock, In a peaceful
condition, which had lasted some ,urs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Tho Ssrah osch Company

An exchange thus speaks of the
Strakosch Concert Company which will
appear here on Friday evening:
at has, until quite recently, been
common saying in the musical CAPT
tails in the Old World that America fur.
nishes the voices, hut that Europe found
all the artists. Graduating to a discreet
silence on the clause Of the sentence.
Europe has, at last, to admit that Amer
lea can now felicitate herself that
she alone can now furnish
artists that Europe can appreciate.
The latest and most remarkable exem-
plifcation Of this truth is found in En-
ma Thursby, who has been last year in
Europe, and met there in Europe's prin-
cipal capitals with the greatest success.
Not alone that our Richmond public will
have an opportunity Of hearing this
American nightingale, they also will
hear aa array Of fine artists, which the
well-known manager and instructor Of
Adelina Patti, Maurice Strakosch, has
selected to assist Emma Thursby. Anna
Book, scholar Of Franz List, the
pianist, an American, is one ofthem.
She left her country when mere child,
giving concert in New York previous
to her departure for Europe"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
THIRD EDITION.
Congress-.

10 the United States Senate ysster-
day Mr.. Bruce introduced bill 10
reimburse the depositors in the Freed
mems Bank, which was referred. Mr.
Pendleton presented conference re-
port on the disagreeing amendments to
the Census bill. 1t was laid aside,
temporarily, to allow ofits examination
by Mr.. Edmunds. The Ute Agreement
bill was passed, with some amendments
yeas 81, nays l6. The Geneva
Award bill came up as unfinished
business, pending which the Senate
adjourned.
In the House the Senate bill appro.
priating 5000, 900 for military posts on
the Rio Graude was passed. A number
of bills and resolutions were introduced
under the call Of States, and referred.
The Army Appropriation bill was pass
cd in Committee of the Whole and re-
ported to the House. The main ques.
tion was ordered, and the House, with
out further action, adjourned. The sri
der" prohibiting payments for the use
Of troops at the polls was amended SO
that it shall not be construed to pre-.
vent the uss of troops for protection
against domestic violence, on spplica.
tion Of the Legislature of State to the
Executive, when the Legislature can
not be convened.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
FOURTH EDITION
A Pheasant Event.

A very pleasant affair took place last
evening in the lodge room Of the Ma
sonic Temple, the occasion being a
purely social one, at which the mem
bers Of Eureka Lodge entertained their
friends. The business Of the lodge was
tirst gone through with, and during its
course Mr., Edward Bsllah was raised
to the third degree Of Masonry, the
lecture being delivered by Mr.. A,
Z. Warner. The business concluded
the members of the Lodge, aecoh panied
By their guests, proceeded to the ban
quetting hall and sat down 10 q sump.
tuous repast. Among those present
were William G. Gibbons, Gen. J. P.
Postles, Majer S. A. Macallister, DR..
Swithin C. Chandler, james Il. Ray,
State Senator Cooch, Harry Sharpley,
ESQ.,, Rev. ]. Il. Caldwell, DR.. w. J.
Frost, Revs. Msssrs. Stone and Francis,
Of Newark; Rev. Mr.. Murphy, of Bran
dywine Hundred, Rev. T. F. Plummer,
Mayor Almond, L. B. Frazer and Mr..
Griffith, Superintendent Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. At the banquet Mr..
Plummer delivered the address of well
come in very happy strain. Toasts
were responded to by Rev. J. H. Cald-
we'll, Dr.. Frost, Rev. Mr.. Stone, Mr..
Griffith, Grand Master John Taylor,
Major Macallister and others. An ex-
|ceedingly pleasant time was spent alto
gether.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
dbfEleeFn Glecsesa,

Since Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr. o
U. A. M, has given up its charter
Wilmington and Hope Councils, which
formerly constituted a State Coupci
hsvr heen considering wletksr they
should enter the jurisdiction OF tkt
Maryland Or Pennsy lvauia State Coun,
ellis. No scti0n, however, has beer
taken in 'he matter.
Last evening Wilmington Council,
No. 5, elected the following ctfic.rs
C.-Wm. H. Brackin.
v. C.--Charles Bowers.
r. Sc A. Bacon.
+. S.-Harry Williams.
Treas.-R. S. Monck.
Con,-Samuel g. Holt.
Marshal-Johu Graham.
J. S.-Wm. Cloud.
o. S.-Thomas C. Appleby.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
tDIEIl.

STEltLING.-l In this city on the llth Inst
Sarah Sterling aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend tha funeral tr IN her late lesi
dence, No 20 +. Fourth strset. Oh FedI es
day afternoon TO leave the house al o'ctc ok
Services at Ezlon chHrch. Phiia. and BALTIC
papers please copy.
departed IN full triumph Of faith"
ROBERTS,-O the llth inst, after severe
Illness, Lizzie b.. Wlie Ol Oh irles +. Rob.
ert' and daughter ofthc late John Taggart,
in her 26th year
Relatives And friends OF the ianrilv are re-.
spectully invited to attend the funeral from
the r, SuCnne VI her mother, No. ZzB Parish
street, on wednesday afternoon. Services at
2"cloch. tnterneat at Riverview cemetery.
BALTIC. and Phila. papers please copy.
JON ES.-At BowersviIle. near st. Georges.
on the nth INST, WIN. Jones, aged 6l years
and iour months.
The relatives and 'TiepGs OF the family are
invited to attend the iuneraI from his late
residence en- Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock lntermenl atS 81 Georges cemetery.
HOWE ,L.--ln this city. on the l!h ms.
Edward Howell aged 80 years
Tie relatives aai friends OF the family are
respectfully invI'et to attend the funeral
from h,g late residence, 2l3 Tatnall street, on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter.
neHt ut Riverview {, metery. 7
SIEGL rs On tine 11th inst. Julia A. Sin.
giles. aged years and months.
FuocraI t'om tho TO !dencs Of her grand
'ather John T., Lewis. Newark, Del his
iIua53aiJ Afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
NOR EELlNH--la Baltimore, on the 18th
Inst, JHhtH fore,and, iather Of Thomas +.
Mjrai9ah, q 'tl5c.;y. aged % years
Due nnil1e VI 'GhtrI sill be giy5n Phila-
deiph'a lalers II ase copy.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
A Hancock Boom.

The Democratic State Convention Of
Louisiana to select delegates to the Gin
cinnati Con yention met yesterday in
New Orleans. Resolutions were pass.
ed urging the adoption by the U. s.
Senate of the majority report of the
Committee of Privileges and Elections,
giving the seat Of ", 7, Kellogg to H.
Spotford. Four delegates were chosen by
each Congressional district. Resolutions
were adopted declaring for the mainte-
nance OF the two thirds rule in the Ma
tional Convention, and favoring Win
field 5. Hancock for President, but leav-
ing the delegates uninstructed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Grsenbnek Convention.

DIR. J. B. Welch started this m.
ing for Georgetown, Sussex conn
where State Convention Of tbs a,
back party is to be held to-day TO 4
three delegates to the Chicago Nstd
Greenback Convention to pomi1
candidates for President and Vice n
ident. The doctor says the Greeub|
party Is alive in Sussex and has n
ed strength since the last eleS}
In answer as to who would he psl
from Kent county, he said he n
Captain Scout Of Smyrna would
there anyhow, and very likely c.hI
He did not know Of anybody bsA
himself going down from New Cd
Since Pomeray was sent of in chu1
some gold mines in TIE Territories
doctor says his followers have ii
the original Greenback party and I
there is no division Of sentiment.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13

pr. SimmE Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
oar Coated, without an equal. They never
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, CosIveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness. Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Bllliousness, Languor, General Weakness
end other bodily infirnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costlye. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
tree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store keepers.
ASK for DIR. Simms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning.
ton. Del. PhllaGelphia. 602 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. =. Kunksi's Ritter Wine OF


Has never been kn1wd 10 fail in the cure
weakness attended with symptoms, indtspo
itiGn to exertiOn, loss Of memory, diticnlty
in breathing, weakness. ho f0r OF diseASe
eak, ne, vous trembling, dreadful horror v.
death, nieht sweats, cold teot, weakness, DIM
ness OF vision. larguOr, universal lassitude ol
he muscular 81 stem, enormous appetite, with
dysprptio symptoms, hct hands, flushing Of
the body, dry ness Of the skin, paid oounte-
nance and erupt ons on the faca, purifying
The blood. pain IN the back. haRv'nesH In the
,yelids frequent black spots flying before the
eyes, With suffus'on and loss ofsight, want Of
attention, no. Sold only In u bottles, Or nx
bottles for 70. Ask for E. r. Knnkels Bitter
wine Of Iron, and tage no other Ask youl
druYgist and II he has 1t not, send TO ProDrie
tor, Il Y. Kunkel, No 259 ", Ninth street,
Phils sdelphia, Pa. Advice free; en- lose three
cent staIup.
" Ormst wormsi worms!
Z. \. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails 70
destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. DR..
Kunkel. the only success full physician who
removes tape worm In Two hours, alive with
hi ad, and no lee until removed. Common
sense teachesi II Tape Worms be removed, all
other worms can be readily destroyed.
Advice at Office and store free. The doc
tor can tell whether or not the patle Mt has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
WORMS and do not know 1t. Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and suttocatlon, sallcw COM
piexion, circles around the eyes, swelling
and pain in the stomach, restless at night,
grinding Of the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, fever, itching ut the seat. headache,
foul breath, the patton: grows pale and thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, come rom worms. f.
I. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never tails TO 70
lnsvo them. Price 81 per bottle or six tor r..
(Fcr Tape Worms write and consult the Dos
sor.) For all others, buy OF your druggist tae
Woim Syrup, and iiho hos 1t not, send TO
Dr. l.. j. Kunkel. 2b9 N. Ninth Street, Phil.
adeiphta, Pa. Advice by mail, Tree; send
hree cent stamL.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
FIFTH EDITION
DIR. Tanfum .,m

nna.Z
DR.. J. R. Tantum and t'a''
arrived at home after thai. bsd,ily b
in the South for the last .ns .msf Sciou
months. The dootor'sh shssI,Ub U o. o. u
ably improved and he and 'b II, ,' 'eAsI
are s well pleased with tn The M, m.,i laa
attentions they received many many
friends in the Sunny Soutb "Sa
they did mot stay long in J,.s Is viz
Florida, the thsrmometerr rr.,tSason'l ~
Ing Ing from 70 to so degrees in r''Is jsIn y
and February, but psoLiDs II ssaaa
trunks they come farther 'Is p,
Charleston, South Carolina vhe no''e
found the weather much Ooldae ae's
DR.. Tantum in referrina ~ef,
business prospects Of the san,t !"
that improvements vsrs nall.
everywhere and the people ,a u0I',
recovering from the terriblr,sT'sal,s @sls
war which they were SO fo0lisS se'' a a
bring upon themselves. M,nu u a ~
leading citizens new ray tS,, "
never thought when their s.s,.s .'
going out of the Union ' ,b,, !,
would be war, Robert Toombs a' das,.a ~
that he would be willing to drirs
the blood that would be shea A
people SO far as he ASSOCIATED
them and heard their opiniou
well satisfied that slavery wa, sh.,'I
ed, but they could not vet tt;'s avvl
their former slaves governing the has q.
and making the laws. In f,b,,,s'.
he said, there were four colorsd ~
white vote but the white peOnls
1t would never do toilet the necfos, @
their way. They are allowed to
but the votes are oounteracted bv
sue ballots. The colored peonl.
Tantum says, are growing more INF.
gent and will after while bemOrs a,
Die OF taking q hand in the adui1
tration the government. He say, h
amongst Republicans, Grant Is Il.
doubted choice, while amongst D4
Gratis, Bayard stands the highest,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13

~ OTICE.--I, BENZ. b. LONGLAED
~ do hereby give potice that shall an
ply to the Judges Of the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery ol
the state OF Delaware, in and for the county
Of New Caste. on Monday, the 10th day Of
May next, hting the hrst day OF the MAY
term A. D., 1850, tor license to keep an ini
or tavern. known Gs the jefferson House on
the cor, oil delaware and Wa'er sts. In the
city OF New Castle. in New Ca tie Hd. SC aool
District No. 90, New Castle county and stat TO
aforesaid, win the privilege TO sell intoxicat-
ing liquors IN less quantities th3u one qu 4rt
70 De drank on the premises. and the fellow
Ing respectable citizens recOn u end the said
application. t0 wit:
4. " Gray. Jacob Deakyne.
J.. VI. hoesIan, Walter Nandeyer.
sam II. Black, James Uilmot.
u. W. Eilein,on. James \. EiIasoa,
Georye w. NIiiEOt W. M. Weir,
geo +. DeGkyne. Joseph Yarnall,
John W Black, David Caase.
4-7-St Il. u. LONGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Esqntre Bsrtoletie's Cuurt

Fred. HelmeI, who was charged with
stealing ten bushels Of wheat and sew.
eral bags from Chalkey Harvey Of
Chadd's Ford, Delaware County, Pa,
had hearing before Esquire Bertolette
last evening. He was committed to
await rsquisitiou from Pennsylvania,
as his offence did not come within this
jurisdiction.
Fritz Gepgelbach, who received the
stolen articles, and sold them at Fell's
steam mills on Front street, was held
in $500 bail for his appearance at Court.
Security was given by him.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
General Grants Movement.

General Grant has accepted an invi'
tstion to visit Cairo, H., on the 18th
inst. General Grant and party arrived
in Vicksburg about ! o'clock yesterday
morning. In the course of that day
they visited the National Cemetery and
the remains of General Grants famous
canal. A reception was given the
General at the courthouse, and he ex.
pressed his pleasure at the welcome ne
had received. He said he "knsw moth
ing could array the blue against the
gray he believed the day Of general
prosperity was dawning, and that the
next few years would do more toward
making united people than the past
fifteen years had done"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
DUBLIC SALE
GROCERlES.
GTRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
rs CENTS PER POUND.
90 CENTS PER POUND.

BLACK, GRE N, JAPAN AND NIKE
TEAS AT
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
A Staining Minister.

In the Providence Methodist Episcc
pal Conference yesterday, resolution
was adopted urging the General Con
ference to create separate Conference
for Connecticut. The committee in the
case of Rev. Chas. s. Walker, OF Somer,
set, Mass, reported tina: the charges Of
immortality agains! him had been sus-
tanned, aid recommended his expul.
sion. The report was adopted.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Loan Meetings.

Atthe twenty-sixth monthly meeting
Of the Equitable Loan Association, last
evening, $50 was sold a! 8 per cent.
premium.
The monthly meeting of Mechanics
Loan will be held this evening, also an
adjourned meeting Of the excelsior Loan.
The annual meeting of the Diamond
State Loan Association will he held to-
morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
TNHE GREAT FEKFIi.r ZER,

TO farmers and truckcrs:-Ths undersigned ed
Informs ia'mers. truckers and the public in
peneral that he has made super,or lot OF
poGdrette NJ the old iaaruIactory, on tho
NEW CASTLE ROAD, NEAR CARA
SCHE'S LANE,
Aud he Is now ready 10 hi orders at short
notice. at moderate prices. In quality u lar
surpassed any thai has been made jor yeaas.
theretore can ailirj to guarantee It's uual.
ity. Gosd Tor corn, potatoes oats and yege.
tables of all kinds. Price a. Per ton,
Resuectfully Yours, d. T. HAMILTON,
NO. lJ2s Orange street, Wilmington, Del,
Fer reference apply to VIM McUauley,
Esq No. O.t Market street. or Henry Lentz
David IIentza aSd VIM. y. Bullock. As awd6 Nv
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Getting Away Grevn Strikes.

The managers of the Reading Hard
ware Company, whose employees have
been for some time on a strike for al
advance of % per cent. visited Robe
sons in Berks county, yesterday,t to ex
anime site for their foundry and ma,
chine shops, it being their intention tc
remove from Reading. The general
manager of the works thinks there
would be less danger of strikes in the
country than in the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Sporting Matters,

The Delaware Trotting Association
held meeting yesterday afternoon and
elected J. J. D0ugherty, President; j.
P. Donahue, Treasurer; and P. Plum.
kett, SecGsta!y. 1t was decided to offer
premiums at the suumer races amount
ing to $1,000. The races will last hut
two days and this amount is as great
as Was given last year in three days.
Another meeting will be held on Thurs.
day when the programme will be made
out. 1t has However been decided 10
give one large premium for ffst-class
horses.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
An Emlsrant Train wreck ed.

A Canadian emigrant train for Win.
nipeg was wrecked near West Union,
on the 81. Paul and Winnipeg Railroad
by the breaking Of a car wheel, few
days ago. Several cars we're wrecked,
and man named Gould was killed,
his nephew being seriously injured.
Eleven stock and goods cars were at
tached to the train, aid number Of
cattle and small stock were killed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
AD AusRes kpcetveS

Barney Rosenblatt who wrote to the
Adjutant Of Lincoln Post, in California,
regarding his standing in the G. A. r.
Of San Francisco, has received a very
complimentary letter, which commends
him to the favorable consideration of
the Post in this city and urged the Or
ganization to admit him as a member.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
V.0PmIRffpa.

|
Rev. L. payson Walton, who ltI
ed here some time ago on "Frte
sonry from a Swedenborgisn SI
point" will deliver lectare il
Opera House lecture room on Satul
evening next, upon "Ststuvoiism,1 4
4. D." The doctor is highly ri
mended, and is a fine speaker.
All ladies interested are iD7iIs|
attend the session Of the WON
Christian Tenn peraDce Union, "
meets in st. Paul's N. Z. church Il
Tuesday afternoon at a o'clock
An extensive FIRE ragged in the VI
land on Beacon Hill below B
yesterday, and there was danger
spreading to the =. W. n b. u'
one time.
Seidel & Hastings report thai
sudden'decline in ironss.haye ant
their works some, but there Is no
lihood Of them having to shut
soon.
On and sitter Wednesday, April
the p. W. n B. r. R. Company WY
a new train between this city ana
York. It will leave Wilmington
q. II.
John MeCaulley,a P. W. & B'T
mau on Third street, was strucA
shif.er yesterday, knocked
dragged short distance and q
killed.
The "Kerry Cow" comblna',,vI
rivs at nova Today in q specls
which was attat he'd to the accom-"
ton train.
The s.con, Baptist Church s'I
School will NJ AXE an excursion "
baV Hook. on the "Thomss 'i!u"
June Sd.
"CStn ross X Dixie" Will .,,
next Monday night, with a ptOt"
fall OF new ard rich speeialiIls'
Councilman McGlinchey is e.'" "
cause a number Of people WSn' w
him to the Legislature.
Temperance tracts were tSVN IN
the doors OF various ssloOn' -
Wilmington last night. -.
The "Jesse HilIes, Jrp' ins an
wharf, this no'D'''
a load of sand.
Yesterday afternoon stIoE@n @"snls
sold at low prices 50 head O' ""
5. NJ. Cranstou. -,
william D. Mccaulley, wbO wb'On,lv Wv
In Stewards foundery is sNh'
proved. =,
Only one case Of drunten,nnss,' ,,ns.
Iried at Police Court last eVsD''e -.
The "Arbutus" returned "
this morning. Ia,
Nc ea..s as Pslies Court WV
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
M0Onshtners at Work.

Collector Clark telsgraphed from At
lanta yesterday to Commissioner Raum
that body of mounted armed men,
headed by Webb Findley, visited the
house OF Deputy Collector Stewart, in
Fannin county ,on the 7th inst, burned
his barn, stables and store, and fred
upon him and his son, wounding the
latter.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Miners Organizing.

A meeting of delegates from the mi,
ners of the Lsckawauns and adjoining
regions, was held in Scranton on Satur.
day with closed doors. 1t is understood
hat much complaint was made Of tbs
present low rate Of wages, and that &
resolution was adopted urging speedy
and effective organization of the miners
the region.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Elaine and Urant BOoms,

Returns from 96 of the Republican
County Conventions in Iowa, show TIE
election Of 72l delegates for Blaine, AZ
for Grant, 2 for Wsshburne and l for
Sherman.
OF rs delegates to the Republican
Convention Of Missouri, chosen yester.
day in St. Louis, 50 ara understood to
lie for Grant aud the rest for Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
BOsTON Masa. Anil l0lh
District Court,

The April term Of the United s
District Court opened this morning
lore Judge Bradford. Nothing \
interest was done. District Alto
Patterson appeared in court in hi,
cial capacity for the first time,
amoug other minor matters had an
derstandiug that the case of ID
States VS.. NOlan's securities shI
come up in May. No cases fany
portarce are for trial at this Term
ne jury is summoned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Ola phlDte Sick.

QuIte number of elderly people are
SICK abort town. Among them is Hr.
Annesley Newliu, who is confined to
his home on West street from muscular
Rheumatism. Mr.. Newltn is about epv
enty ye'rs of age, aud has been enjoy
ing good heGlth until recently. Samuel
Allen, another old resident, ID said to
be seriously indisposed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Professor yenEor's FearR.

Professor Vennor says ne doesn't like
the looks of May-that he expects Sc
we're frosts between the tenth and ff.
teenth over a large portion of the United
states. Yes, we ste how it is. Vens
nor has been subsidized by the Della
ware and Maryland peach -grow-ls.-
"N0rristOwn Hnrald.n