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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18

DHILAD r Up III | a, RICH sIfk@ese
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM sxssufSsS<
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Untl further no
tee the steamers Of this line will make tri-geek \
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Rchnoas
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
Meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily nth O'Clock y. ".
dAdES W. MCCARRiCK,
General Sou, ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI LIAM L. CLYDE 4 CO.,
General Managers,
uoo2 No ~ 2Outh Wlargcs. Pm ssdslph!a.
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CIGARS.
HAVANA CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS.
ON band and constantly receiving large lots Of
HAVANA CIGARS OF my own direct importation; ;
also, KEY WEST and full assortment OF DOMEs-
TIC GIG AIRS made 10 orI.r. For sale, wholesale aud
retail, by OSCAR CRAM,
IA 29-1m No. IL Governor street.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

A SSETS, LIABILITIES, AND SUR.
n PLUS OF THE NORTH WESTER
MUTUAL LiFE.INsURANCE COMPANY FOR
THE LAST TEN YEARS:
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The liabilities above are computed onthe MasSd'
chusetts standard, the highest known to Ameri-
can experience. by the Ne,1 York standard the
LIApIIIrIEs would be less than sl4 100000, aud
the SURPLUS would EXCEED FOUR MILLIONS
OF DOLLAI;S.
For further information, address
JOHN Il. CARY, State Agent,
1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
fe 18.eoathp2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
Il TIE FAEM OF TWENTY ACRES LniNG
ON THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE RnA1
ABOUT ONE AND HALF MILES FROM TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND; XA AsJ2iN TISF F ttG
MFR RESIDENCE OF MAJOR COOK. AT AUG.
TION.-n execution Of certain deed OF ul,t
from A. G.. Saunders dated 2lst September. 1871
Henrco County Court, and by yir.ue Of decree OF
the Circuit Court Of the county of lenrlco entered
on the 18Th February, 1850, In suit STYLED Ezekiel
rs Saunders and OfS viii offer for sale upon tEe
PREMISE, on FRIDAY the 27th day Of febluarY'
$50. at O'clock =. NJ. of that day. being required
so To do by the holder of the notes secured thereby
default having been male in the payment OF Inc
same, the TRACT OF LAND above described. Inc
soil Is very good and produces good crops. ms
presents an unusual opportunity TO purchase nice
little place for a suburban home or truck-iarm De
ing so near the city.
TERMS: : Cash as to cost and expenses Of sale and
suficency 10 pay of nile for Sl2i fue Janu, nv l.
1879: note for 1921 due July l, 1879; ana note
for IL due January |, 1880; balance upon Terms
To he gwen al sale. ROBERT Il. LYME,
r. 1G Trustee
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DRY GOODS

TO THE PUBLIC
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.,
in order 10 perfect certain changes in their business,
offer their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. WOOLLENs, &C,
AT PRIME COST.
This announcement, TO begin JANUARY l5 1880
means an actual saving of
20 TO so PER CENTUM.
For example:
BLACK SILKS at $50 we sold at So:
BLACK SILKS at sl.75 We sold At $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at 81 we sold at 1925;
KID GLOVES a. s1.05 we sold at $685.
KID GLOVES at s1.25 we sold at $3.50;
HARRIS'S SEAMLESS KIDS:
Two.buttoD at 81 so worth So;
Three-buttou at 81 IS worth 1925.
Complete line Of BLACK CLOAKS and DULMANS
AT SACRIFICE.
HARRIS'S SEAMLESS ONE-BUTT0N KIDS at
soc.
Goods I'm all departments will be sold at PRIME
COST.
FANCY DRESS GOODS soc. to $50 that we
sold at So TO So. THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.,
ia l5-eod3m 1l0l east Main street.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers,
ll13 Main street.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALU-
Il ABLE BUlLDING-L0TS ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF PARK AVENUE JUST BEYOND StlA-
FER STR ET-As trustee IN Il deed or trust pear
ing date the 23d January. 1879, From N Ialia-
ferro and wife to the undersigned. trustee duly re-
corrd i'm the clerks office of the Chancery Court OF
the cry Of Richmond to secure the payment OF tne
negotiable note therein mentioned, default having
been made in the payment OF said note. ] shall as
trustee in said dee l. being required 20 TO 90 by the
holder thereof sell nv auction, on the premises, ON
THURSDAY the 26Ih day Of February, 1850; at
AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described ed, IN
aid deed, consisting of FOUR VALUABLE LOTS,
each fronting feet aud running back on us esst-
ern line OF feet and on It's western line 10 ieet
TO an alley ] 6 feet wide, located rs above.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray the expense OF
executing this trust and 10 pay of the sum OF St2O
with Intcrest thereon from the Dad January 1850;
the residue on such Terms a. NAV be announced al
the time OF sale. $1,000, NJ.
fe IA j. a. klCtlAtDSON, lIustet.
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WIRT ROBERTS, SEVENTEENTH
w aud Cary streets, dealer In best quality AN.
THRACtTE COAL OF all sizes; EAST BANK
sPLlNT COAL; CLOVER HILL and MiDLo-
THAN LUMP and HAIL. Also, GU hBEkLAND
COAL by the cargo or III small lots TO suit pur-
chasers. OAK and PINE WO0n.
WRIT ROBERTS,
Seventeenth and Cary streets.
Orders BY Telephone or Otherwise promptly al
tcnded to. oc l3-6m
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SEEDSMEN.

r WILL SUPPLY EX. EARLY PEAS
l. to my customers al 81 per bushel- not over one
bgshel to any order.
"Knowne the fact" we unhestatingly state that
the first English Peas sold in this market, grown IN
this vicinity, was from seed bought from Mr.. FIG
NER Henry GrubbS, Nike Dugdn, John Eue-
rett Produce Dealers, NJ cond Market.
Mr. FIGNER's Cabbage Seed gave me better salts
faction than other dealeIs.- Gus. Lfgnot, TRUCKER
HenricO county.
Mr. FIGNER's seeds in variety gave entire salts.
Archaeological Hunter, proprietor ST. Claire Ho-
tel. .
Address orders to W. G. FIGNER, Scotsman.
605 Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
re 5-eodlm
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP IDA
~ COMPANY. rsn1kss1f;
FOR NEW YORK,

THIS company VIA dispatch one OF their srenr's
5tesrners--OLD DOMINION, WYANOkF, MAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC Bell, and RICHMOND
every TUESDA, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at
hiRh water.
These shns are entirely new, and were bOr ex-
pressly for this route.
They bSve splendid saloons, stAte-rOoms, and bs.n
rooms.
The rare, accommodations, and attentions are un
surpassed.
ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
PIER As. NOr.h river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight received until r. Va, ually.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forward &
with dispatch and no charge made except acSas e.
peHses Incurred.
Cabin fare ~ New York, sl2 Storage, s6 an.
S..
For further Information apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ray 10 Of1ce COmpsnv's vhsrves. ROcFe tits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18

By John NJ. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and AueIioheer'
No.1lO6 Main street.

L
ps,, ystate Agent and Auetioneer,
No. I1Oe Main street.
THAT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
! On rug EAsT SIDE OF FIRST BETWEEN
| ~ Az AND LEIGH STREETS fOh SALE Al
nn,ft,fr ri AiICTJON-l will oner LOT saic' on me
ru ,n',sa. an WfDNEsDAY the 1sih DAY OF Feb
ruary $3.50. at o'clock 81 no se., and running hack
above described fronting 20 a. ""' ""s '"S"
| 10C feet (, an alley liz feet Wit. q, ,o, ,,,
TERMS: one fourth cash bannee =, aour, elgn,'
and twelve months for negotiable no,es' per cent
interest added, aud secured ynMf,Wa9G o,npnniy
| x,o AnctloDeer.
| by James NJ. Taylor Son.
Peal Fstate Agents and Auctioneers,
Once corner Of Eleventh ami Bank streets.
EOUR BEAUTIFUL BUlLDlNG.LOIS
| il IN THE PLAN OF BELvIDEkE FOR SALE
| AT AUCTTON.-We will oiier az nuprc s ni,
mon The premiSes. on WEDNESDAY me ism Ga \
| OF refruary, $50, Mt Al O'Clock r. m que ~ ~,
On n. east side OF Belyldere street, ad}o,hha VI,
vsstdeace of NJ Motz, Esq, between , iol s'Ie. ~
and Harris line fronting abou, 70 Dy Ivy pnp
u,,l Nns OK. % and II on the west sue OF BeI
1r Erect between Holly street aud Harris me
each fronting 80 by 165 feet 10 an amy ~ ee'
| wide. 10 Lnown at sale
| JAMES.M TAfLoK son.
Il
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
Ntpaimg gud Eag or.

Tho tempersturs suddenly fell in
Wilmington last night sfIer IL o'cl0ek
and to-day the weather is very cold,
The wave advanced rapidly rom the
Wost as the following dispatch will
SHOW:
The weather wss very cold in The
Northwest yesterday, and the frigid
wave is coming this wGy. A. s o'Cl0ok
yesterday morning temperatures were
reported Of 20 degrees below zero at
Fort Garry, Manitoba, "a below at Penn.
bins, Il below at lacrosse, 8 below at
Omaha, zero e: Milwaukee, 4 above AZ
Cheyenne, 6 above at 81. Louis, aud IL
above at Chicago. Later in the day
the temperature in Chicago sank to 9
above ssro. and /. began to sink lower.
BY midnight it was Is degrees below
EsrO
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
The DrIvoVs' Dinner,

The employees of the City BailRay
company we.e treated 10 sumptuOus
dinnsr on Christmas day at the middle
depot. among the contributors to which
were James Morrow & Son, who sent q
box Of fine candies TO each OF the
drivers; DR.. shsdirger, who sent q box
Of cigars: w. J. Stoner, box OF cigars;
". and C. Jones box Of oigars; q. a.
Davis, a box of c!Fars; J. 2. Almond &
Co., bananas, grapes aud urts, and
contributions from Mrs. Dove, Mrs.
Craig, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
5oruaacs, Mr3. Saldsi, Mrs. John Jones,
Mrs jams Bradford, Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
Pusey, Mr5 Judge 3rsiford, Mr3. Bates,
Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. Hastings, Mrs.
bruner, and Mrs.. Bis3sl,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28

LEwE5, Dos. 27.-John Sharp, aCei
about IS. q wslI-Suovu farmer, wa
7tru3l: by ths engine OF tina down .rsh
this evening, near Gsoreetown, and
almost instantly killed. He was driV,
Ing an OK across the railroad track, and
both Eero struck At the a&me tins and
With the same result.
Gs1EGEr2wS, Doc. 2I,-ShsriK Ellis.
lasC night, q hen lacking 40 the county
prisoners, discovered that six Of them,
by fling OF their cell door bolts, were
ready 10 escape, The village black
smish was called in and ironed them.
GaoRaErowE, Dec. q. 7.--G4orge Scott,
who resided rear Whiteayiile, Sussex
county, Del, tArnlged freely in liquor
90 Christmas day, ard, in company
with other parties, picket mp quar-
rel, and while in the nc: Of pulliDg off
bis coa:, hs fell dead upon the road
aide,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
RECORD OF A DAY,
heWs summHry-Cr1mes Accidents
anG UnHsaal TaktnEs.Pance.


An Irish Laa1 League Club has been
Organized il rstsrsb.rg, Virgin q, with
Colonel J. .. Brady as president.
The January intsfest on sthe seeu-
ri les Of the District Of Columbia will be
paid to-day, fhe same as the interest on
the Uni.ed States bonds.
A number Of olges Ct smalI.p .pox have
bs3n reported lately in Jersey City.
When discovered the PATENTS were
sent to q hospital.
Four persons we're killed-one of
them being burned to death In the
wreck--by collision on the Air Line
Railroad near Charlotte, North Caro-
lima, yeatsr3aY morning.
Three men were buried by the caving
in Of part Of 3 coal mre in Chester
hsld county, Virginia, last Friday, and
At last accounts only one Of the bodies
b1d been recovered.
The total population Of Vermont, ao-
cording to the census, is 3s2 1856, Of
"ham 1888 are males, DO, ,94s foreign
born, and 1,043 eolOred.
The Supreme Court Of Louisiana, re-
7ersing the decision Of the lower Court,
hs7 decided that the tax of 16 mills,
tevisd by the city Of New Orleans,
mus! be paid.
Within the last forty-eighs hours
four tramps have been suffocated by
gas from q lime kiln in Richmond, Vir-
sinia, which is resort for such vag-
rants. Two OF the men have died.
A passenger train and freight train
on the Mobile and Ohio RailHOad colli-
ded q. State Line on Sunday morning.
Pour train hands were killed and sew
raj persons We're fatally injured.
The steamer L. B. Ward, which
grounded after collision with the wreck
Ct the De Soto, in the lower Mississippi
has been toNed to New Orleans for re-
pEirs.
President Hayes has sent a gold
medal TO the editor Of the PLiladelphia
Volkablait, as reward for refusing to
to publish the Presidents Message,
when q COPY lad come into Lis hands
By mistake.
General Beale, Of Washington, the
psTaopal friend Of General Grant, and
with whom lie always stops when at
the capital, OWES ona Of the largest
falms il the TOrld-250,0G0 scres-of
which 48, coo are under cultivation.
The eolOrsd people OF Macon, G. orgia
haved 6igaed q recommendation that
Samuel L. Rice. ex Chief Justice of Ala
6suas, ba appointed to fill the vacancy
caused By the promotion Of Judge
Woods to the Supreme Court Of the
United STATES.
Ia st. Louis, yesterday. Thaddeus
BaheT, for kllling Lizzis 6chuendIer
and her mother, and Joseph Banks, for
Siiiing his wife, were sentenced by
Judge Laughlin to be hanged on the
4th OF February next. The cases will
be appealed.
Nine buildings in KrhsviIls. Mis-
souri, were burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss, $50, Burdens Hotel
and three stores in toilette, Ontario,
we're burned on Sunday night. Loss,
$25, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
APsrsonnxe Invaded.

On Thursday night of last week,
whtIo their ps'tor was away attending
Extra Meeting" st Salem. the mem
bors, and friends Of Christiaua NJ. L
Church. invaded tie parsonage in force,
bringing with them substantial evi
dencs of their friendly intentions, in
the shape ni barrel Of 1Cur, tive
.H,keya, Two ducks. largo ham, spars-
ribs, sausage, codes, sugar, 80, enough
to last for many lays. Also pair of
clippers for ths ''parscn, and = hand
s0ma dreIs for his wife.
The I.latIons existing between pastor
and EcopIe at this place, ara, ard have
been, ever s,nCs his advent among
thau, OF tho most pleasant character.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
fpeaEyeu by s8now,

A special train. run 20 Lauien bsrge
Oh Sunday morning, to take men up to
clear srow from the Delaware Western
tr&ok, upon returning in the evening,
encountered saoa drifts. bstgsnr New
port and Kiamsnsi, Gs hisl rs the car
Riudows. The engineer, in attsmpt-
ing to break through, ran his train
back milo to get heaiway enough to
carry him through the drift. Several
LINES the cars jumped The track and
finally the engine did the same thing,
therefore compelling the tr&in 10 lay at
KiamsDsi until naar noon yesterday.
The morning train did not run up from
this city, bat the trsia leaving Landen-
bsrg about T30 e. II. came down,
reaching this city, tosather with the
train that lay At Kiamousi, about y.
IN. The passenger train ran off the
track twics in coming down, and both
suSipss Uere almost hidden with SNOW
The evening train went up all right.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
xvEuxAL MENTION.


,eoOERIES.-IHAVB. ! JSr RE-
y e,lyen q fiue lot oi goods, ] VIII seil
.s,g ibs christmas holidays RI u iolioW
.-incsd prices: los Iaisins u :, ibs OF
Ls,.a.s aasc, 3 lbs apples Csc. . lbs eraekers
" sjbs OF ffoneh priires, ,25c. tgebl ~ asiOrt-
ks,s,iy 50. 4 lbs sppie butter 10, lbs WebD's
~ n est Csc, choice 9e. 10 sdless raistns IL
t.,.s "a ots. snltanna ralsins lac. mus 5atelS
Y. Si,ron G3c, orange and lemon peel ~ osB,
s.ts,a corn iic. tomatoes 10 cts. Niagara
" In. lbs r. and @. Ueline B0ap z6c.
"a sSsp 20. bieacher Sc, Oleins GOnp 30. s
" %skwhea. 2se. New crop, N Orleans
" Eks,sss@s's5c, golden drtps. lsc. white loo. ST
t.sS,9u i2c. s. II. molasses 10. Teas 3Oc. our
Y. h 5pe, oar 800 We guarRntss. Ootiss i2c.
~ I'M "a fair, zoo Is extra best. Rio ESQ
e.spy,a qsc. mAraGab0, Csc. san:os 30, java
fsble peaches ito. per can. PIE peaches
4. sweet cider 70. at. chow chow, picxles,
lDnnS caullnoWer IN buckets ana quantity
+. WI, thc buyers, also q iull Assortment OF
g,rSnis. plums pruneilas, wOlnuts, cher.
: y 5Isck berries orauDsrries, etc. Our &c.
II, Il qood, cur fiOur at $50 We guarantee,
1 m Sfund the money whom not satisfactory
y. J. FORD,
tAksW Front ana Madison Ss,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
R0obsa aua Bsn,en.

ENnng man employed on the fern
|S01 Sny1er, s60nl (Our miles be-
this city, came in:O town on
fA'aaS eve, becsms tutcx!oated Gnd
E'o { barber sacp near the Forty
|aM get shaved. Aftar Ia leh the
EiDd was proceeding bOmeVard, he
t'PprosoLei irorl bahind by two
1lt knocked down and kicked.
EIAE in9ensibility, aa lay perfectly
,sod oae Of tho RsSaisants rsmark
as's dosd," stOopr,d down and re-
NiFom his pockets soms money
low articles of small va!ue. se-
" their victims overcoat the
NJ !sit. Later in tho svenine the
ISol tho assault same to town and
[~ed at tha Hall during the night.
|F!eHeS his assaii ant5 wers Two
ust he saw IN the barber shop.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
AMUSEaEZTs.
New Things Announced for
Giao Future.


The Kate l.. Tb3yer Concert Compa.
ny and the Spanish Students Will So
pear i'll New Castle tonight under the
management Of Mr.. Jesse (. BsyNss
OF this city. T0-moroS night they
will appear here. The Syracuse (N.
~ Courier says that "The Thsysr
concert was excssdingly enjoyable.
Miss Tha7er has a pure, strong and
clear soprano yoicciof grsat fisxihility
and compass, which gives evidence Of
the most thorough training. Fer ruus
and triils seemed perfect. e The
Spanish Students are indeed a novelty
and their entertainment is altogether or
new Tho tune is perfect, the melody
enhancing. There is withal q degree
OF refinement. finish altogether rare.
CHILD OF srAFR
will be played here on New Years
night. The play Ia reported to be az
good as "a Celebrated Case" and "The
Two Orphans" 1t will be given by
Hoey and Hardis's combinsti The
Philadelphia North American says Of
the play "There is no doubt that the
piece will become popular. 1t contains
the chief ole nents OF success ths plot
is interesting, and ths piece is COZ
stEucted with skill which at once in.
flames curiosity ard battles con- sctuIe.
RICG's sURPRIsR pAgTY
will bs here next Mosday evening in
the well-kpoWn extravaganza OF "ReV-
els." Says the Philadelphia Times Of
this grand spectacular creation
"An audience which packed the Wal
nat Street theatre from tho orchestra
to the roof crested the merry Rice Sur
prise Party last evening. There have
toen numerous changes In the compa-
ny Since last ssasJn, and the uow. com.
ers produced o favorable impression.
Miss fopsy Vsnn, who succeeds Alice
Atheftoa In the leading rol4 aud who
u4ado her Grse appearances in this oouu
try last evening is a plump and pleas
ing psEscu, Who re3embl q her predeces.
5or strikinsly in faes and figure. She
proved hsGS.li skilled yoealis: aud e
graceful dancer and .rsIeiYe1 oonsi3
sraOls arpL4uas.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
na WEE nuh HAPPY.

T. yon VIII SOP all your extrsvsRSnt
and s-oas noiions in dOeIoring your
seli aud families with expensive doc
:oss or lumbug cure ,slls, that do hsrn
always, and use only natures simple
remedies for all your ailments, you
will Da wise, we'll and happy. and save
srea: expense. The greatest remedy
for this, the great, wise and good will
tell you, Is Hop Bit!ers--rely on IL
See euother columr.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
Barley NlraAes BarN.

Nnv forA, Dec. 27.--BartIey Camp
bsi. has brought auis for erininsi libel
agaiuat Charles a. Byrns. editor o. The
Dramatic Naws, who charges that
Cauphail dii 30: write lhp piays "Ay
Par:aer" snd "The Ualley slave" and
further the: Campbell ata!s outright
tbs latter play. BYrns w&a ,cieased oD
his ogu r 90 sL;LaDGa.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28

| Mr.. lie Due, Comm ssionar of Agri
culture, has arrived in b ules' on
South Carolina, and completed aIrarge
nents for the establishment of an OK
perimentsl farm near Sommervl.e, OF
the line OF the South Carolina Rail
road.
At meeting Of the Brooklyn Board
of Aldermen, yesterday, an ordinanc.
was offered providing Tor license fee
Of Is for each Chinese ladiDg In the
city. An amendment that the license
os granted only to citizens Of the
United States was adopted.
Peter jennings, Reconnaissance OF
Lusetre county, was srrssssd in
Wilkesbarre, yesterday, On the chargs
Of having defr2udea Ghe county Of q
thousand dollar bond, placed in his
possession while Commissioner. He
gave bali to answer st Court.
GovsTnoy-slect Porter, Of Indiana,
will be married in Naw YORK Oh Wed
uesday, January 9th, to Miss Stone,
who has frequently been the CUES. Of
Hon, G. W. Seofeld, Register Of The
Treasury, and who has summer resi-.
dencs at ChGntauqua Lake.
Felix Hsymann, aged 36 years, COM
nlit!ed suicide in New York yesterday
He was Q salesman for HookStadter
Brothers, clothiers, and had relatives
in Philadelphia. His health had besu
bad Tor come time.
John Gallagher and George Middle,
ton, implicated in the murder OF VIII
liam Carver, stone mason, of Phila-
dslphis, who was thrown from Cam
den and Amboy train last May, have
been arsestea and lodged in the Mount
Rolly jail.
George Martin was shot dead by q
yOuDg married woman named Hester,
in Robertson county, Texas, q few days
ago, because he made jestirg refer
enoe to suit for divorce begun by her
husband. The murderess is only q
ysars cid, ia very handsome, and has
ueen married only a year.
The ten chiefs Of tbs PoGca delsga-
tion at an interv ew with Secretary
scaurz, yes erday, signed q paper which
they had requested TO bs dr&Wn up,
expressing their desire to remain IN
the Indian Territory, and reIirq0jshing
all rights to their lands Ia Nebraska
snd DsEo!a n consideration OF the sum
OF $l48, GOO to be appropriated by Con-
gross.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28

War Department, 0fhcs OF the Chief
.igpal U&issr, Washington, Dec. 2S--l
!. M.
Indications fer Tue3iay-For fts
Middle Atlantic ,States, parity cloudy
weather, light snow in tbs northern
portions portbsr!y to westerly winds,
followed by colder clearing we1.hsr
aud rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
A nNrrnr Heard Ern sra.

GEEHNsBURG, Pa, Jsn. 20, 1850.
JAMES |. FELLows--DeSr Sir Allow
ms to inform you that | have used Fell
lows Syrup OF Hypophosphites during
tbs last four or dve years in cases OF
consumption aud other lung and throat
diseases, with the most gratifying 70.
suits. d. A. ARTER, IL. D,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28

yOmE EARLY AND LUCK OVER QUE
- stocH at lGS 4. Sixth street. We hava
everything you want. Fine York State mt.
ter 5Oc H. can't tell it from finest print but
Ter; good butter CSC, Delaware evsporated
GPp!es Ds Tor 25c, theg are exceedingly bue
lry them; hs v&Ientia raisins 25c, 2 rs SuI-
.a SaNne falslns 2Sc. muscat6ls 10c. Il. eItroR
A3c. ID nnest prunelIss 1Cc. b. Iamon and
tt+nSo peel lSc. D, lbs curTalts 24c. toma-
toes OF all brands lOc. can, 4 lbs rice I6c. q he
eITn starch 25c, hoMipy 10. ct. RiVerton cora
&c. %, new peas l0c qt fl 1ur ~, 3, 4 and SO,
N, hOur at s4.70, 1915 and S6, bat our 81, 50 is
as go0d as can be found IN the city; we hsyo
1n eeT famous sour Srcut at ic. at; can't take TO
ts3 Z. DIN St. until after Christmas; every one
:aat comes TO l2O9 Market st. can get it for
&C. quart 7. NJ. WIBR.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28

The unbiased opinions OF some OF the
most i1teIIieent medical men in this
couatry and Europe support Tho stats-
m~nt sh&s kidney Wort is the greatest
discovery yet t5r curing kidney and
liver troubles, piles and constipation.
T. aat! on b).6 fiiusys and bowels at
the samr ,i9ie AID thus cl5.pses the
M Lnic aIateAs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28
Rnre Chance.

Va want to reduce our immense
Iu.k Of umbrellas, and from now un'
|I Jan. ls,, will Offer the same atactuGl
|pt, All our goods are marked In
lhin figures, so customers will readily
n that We mean just what we say.
bu stock embraces . fall line from the
Ih,spss! 10 the finest, among them
Ipus very hne silk umbrellas, With
Iudles Of special designs, ani suita'
n. for Christmas gifts. SHEPpBT, No.
KS Market street, oppaite Clayton
u..,o
Daily Republican., 1880-12-28

At meeting Of the Bourbon Senate,
last evening, Ens following 0Gcers were
elected TO sergn !or the ensuing six
months, commissioning Jan. 5
Prrsid"ut--A!Irsd Hoopss.
Vce pre.idsnt-H. c. asuStsl.
secreSary---A L. Joseph.
Treas u"rr-H 4 Bourbon.
MarsAa.-H II. Ha2el.