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a striking Contrast.

Contrast these two extracts and then
draw your own conclusions. From
1.-THE Bsrnwell Is. c. People: THE
Democrats have obtained control OF the
State of South Carolina, and they IN,
tend to retain It at every hazard ana
in spite of the utmost efforts Of local
enemies and their Northern allies.
From the Democratic National plat
form: "The right to a free ballot is |,
right preservative of all rights, m an"
mnst and shall be maintained in every
mart of the United States"
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
Thirty Days for Kissing q woman

KINGsrovN, N. G., July 27.--ste'
phen C. Spence, young farmer, met
Mrs. M. 4. Waller in the road. Az
ter bowling to her he said she must
kiss him. The lady Indignantly hur-
ried on, whereupon Spence followed,
and, despite her struggles, kissed her.
She made complaint and Spence was
arrested. He was tried and sentenced
to thirty days in the county jail for
kissing another mans wife.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
The Anglo Saxon Confederation.

An0 AuKtO DhX0u COnAe1eFati0N.
For the REPUBLICAN
NEs'Rs EDrroRs:--Ths gathering OF
the lost tribes ia beyond the reach Of
my imagination. think God will do
his own good work in Lis own good
lime. But | think We have an impor-
tant practical work within reach Of
our comprchensions, in bringing about
glorious result which all think is in
the near future. As Son of Revolu-
tionary stock | can receive with open
arms the degraded Of England, but
not their expressions; not the embodi-
ment of tyranny. We have had too
much sacrifice BY wars TO keep our
virgin soil free from Bngland's veuial
system, to kiss the hand that starves
the tiller Of the soil. We think pa
per bullets In the future with Mar.
shals at the polls will solve the prob
lem. If not give us bullets and blood
until every man can cast one honest
vote and no more.
The first step IN Gods nature towards
the promised land is to restore the bal.
lot to the people, pure to Its rightful
owners. Then the work will be easy
and educate to the next higher stsp.
Our great Rebellion has left rubbish
that must first be cleared away. A
debt we owe nature that must be paid
with heavy interest. Gods next work
we think the greatest improvement
known to mortal men, will be to
better the humsn mind, which will
turn our Arts and Sciences and Monop-
olies from Capitalization to a system
that diffuses and spreads broadcast
country happy homes; country dotted
over by q vast number Of centers so
that the people can compete with COM
mercial csnters in intelligence, to re-
tain the full share of their profits,
where reality and beauty meets togeth-
er free from litigation or Sheriff sales,
where the man will own bimself.
G.F.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
ITO THE PUBLIC

Notwithstanding the increase In the prico
OF ice, Charley Kyle, the veteran ice c;sam
dealer, proposes to give as large a p ate OF
cream as usual Charley has made am dc ar.
rangements to supply all with ice crca n and
that ii troy once patronise him they viii ai-
ways be his customers. Mr.. Kyle has t,towed
the ice cream business for the past 81 years
and he feels confident that be can please
those who call at his store, N. E. cor. Sixth
and Orange, or at his stalls No. 81, 80, 81, 2Gd
street market. Pic MOS, excursions an MI
vate parties furnished with Zoe cream at rea.
sonable rates. all orders promptly attended
to and filled when promised. Yourpatronage
Is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
6l1u N. E. cor, Sixth and orange.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

|ANTED.-A PURCHASES FUR A
good job printing business cheap
TO soil on account OF ill.health. Ap-
RPUBLICAN Office. 7l3tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

VALUABLE CORNER
tpsbIpe~Would exchange for 2 inm.
nPp'' 6i6 Market 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

A cl.ar Havana filed Cigar given on
pool at the New York store,' 3. H. COZ
Sd an. French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

n RENT-TRREE STORY BRICK
No, 5l0 west Third street, csntains nine
!, Apply to THOMAS JOHNSON,
-" No. 5l2 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

In RENT CHEAP.-A FIVE ROOM
house in good order, 225 orange st. 2eSt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

IN RsALE.-SMAnL BOILER; SUIT
'SbIo tor steam yacht or small bnsiaeSs.
N ~ King st. oios'
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FOR RENT.

IN REET-TWO STORY AND MAN
sad brick house with ail conveniences ;
EOOd neighborhood ; ga per month.
llsOd st hEAAD =" W.
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AM ED.--A MAN OF BUSINESS
ability to rent my store and dwelling ;
good stand and can DO rented low II ap'
tor soon; Satisfactory r9seOna, 60.
JAS. T.. MrCLELLAND,
B.cod'lw Mt. cuba p. o., Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

'ANTED. - PARTY WITH FROM
$1,000 to 5000 Immediately; good
/. address ENTERPRISE. REPuBLI-
fiCe. ia tSt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

h SALOONS GOOD HORSE AND
mnle Ma both good WORKERS sold ior want
lAA Apply A. X. TATNhs,LL,
|sadqtw City Hay Market, ". Front
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

|ARDING-2 GENTLEMEN DAN BE
accommodated with board in o pri vate
y, H5 jackson 81. 1858
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WANTED.

liz RENT.-RO0MS-WlTH OR
without board. 800 Shipley ct. 6Atlm
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
BOAR DING.

|ARDING.- WANTED TWO GEN
'ieu'en boaIders. 100 W. Liberty st. T22t6
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

ARD 9l3 AND gl5 MARKET STREET
Large and desirable rooms to let with
p1.lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
FREIGRT LINES.
GEO. w. BUSH l. SON

Desire to tporm their friends and patrons
that the recent fire at their warehouse, at
French Street Wharf, will cause no iutsrrup-
ton in their
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

In RENT.-HOUSE 7o4% MARKET
st,, possession at once. Apply
elti NJ. M. OHlLD.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

h sALE-6o TO 70 QIe.PURE MILK.
L,.n Sd st market.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

fo,iiC f,iiCVN ~ FRIDAY FORENOON, A
N strooot ", hotes ard checks, bet. 9Th and
I'm 1yncetS nv and No. 3.8 L. Attn at, pay
Ia ra'o ne cnecks have been stopped. A
|onevvw VIII be paid for the return Of
~ . ana checks. TIA uW. P.KARR.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
SUMMER BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.

a |ca,. oh MlSLAlD.-TWO CERTIFI.
ms 'os os u the New Castle County Loan
lsuonL. W. y. !. Bush and l.. p. Bush, Irus.
N |lddpoUc',Vely os each for 5000. having bsen
Hdo' M iost, duplicates will be applied
~ A0Vy oourt. 72.6t L. +. BUSH.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
DALEY FREIGHT LINE
10
PHILADELPHIA

and they will exercise the same caro- and oe
s, atch In handling freight as heretofore.
They respectfully solicit the cont".',, ~
trcuage Of the public. '''u
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

'ARtlNG.-A GENTLEMAN AND
vile can be Accommodated with board in
y lamily. Answer b., REP. office. 6a2wt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

-neIIE-A TIRE 6 81 ORY BRICK
. SAL On r. front at No. $40 Lombard
hoase, honniy " 10 JOHN COOK, sixth and
~ hpp,rr ar to MR.. Woods, No: el5 LON
|strset.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

|ARDiNG.-FOUR YOUNG MEN
can DO accommodated with board snd
eht rooms at s. W. corner Second and
lot s's. 72st3t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

A II D N q WITH PLEASANT
rooms In q desirable part OF the city /;
ps"saAt aAt communicating rooms can also
NJ several table boarders at l007
tNs ~. T-9-l2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

'ARDlNG.-AND LARGE SECOND
story front room for man AMI wife or
gentleman. 3J5 ShIpley st. 723fl2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

NM, SbinAN ORANGE AND ~
4 rawo ,U setters bitch, for which asAN,A
EE.aIa Eeoa VIII be given IL returned to N.
Front and West cts. Tl7i
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

--1T-NEW SERIES! NEW
bR sAESi. AZ 800 SHARES OF fiocx nre now
sbRi!t, sintS IN tSe sth series oithe "Frank.
\ l0f fAss"sSS,istIon," 20 at 81 per fharo DOCKS
u 4Ol lLarEst street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

AhglNH THREE GENTLEM EN-
ean 10 accommodated with board in Q
Fa family. 105 West st. 5-l9tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

--.-rA GOOD STEAM Wills
y eALS.hl eAiaLitshlo Ter tux-bolt or nanuiaetar'
10; ti,ish sI,.t %eat, Apply REpusLlGan Oh
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

r--,7,N-NEw SERIES OLAYTrS,Shi !.
)k sus,,ociation, 800 share. Lnis
Loan aavs n,SSS the whole amount u ioaf
tGtioh Phs, hs premium ,nogthiy.,x
M' :" Secretary.
, ,tnd .--.-----------------s--
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

.c,1r CaEAP.-EIdHT HORSE
power DOLCE '.H .JUHN q. HlRZEL,
20S Il. Ind st.
sod
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

aHDERS WANTED.-A FEW GEN
HIqnon ooarders can be accom- modated
MarRet street. 5-28-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29

b IA ',cAI,E-THE STOCK AND FIX
u ohIf ~ n first. class GREGORY store; Ap'
'utc'O' EVANS PENNlGGi On.
No. s East Eighth ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-29
yo,, GALE.

WV sERIgs IN TIL The
SS.Issaa saving .s sp4 4assosia.lca hSan Mi loans
|htsllos tnIiaps sn1agi on each share and col
'fhc premium g u rLJIChTENsTEIN' Seo'y.
.,7e-A GOOD FIVE Room ON,
BIZ SALs;eein SALE in south Wilmington; NI. .n
brick hSssg ,lsn ntet. y, Aiio . lot q gooG sssf
b money we weItfY" " J.K. BABo01k,
PIs, Inquire e. Z. corner Of md and King
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
rTS SaBANDS SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI-
CAplTAJ, PRIZE $40 OOO

CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
l0O, 600 TICKET AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
HALF-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Fox Hunting IN the snow.

WEST CHESTER, Penn. Jan. IA Not
withstanding the weather was seme-
what unfavorable, two inches of snow
making difficult running for hounds
and hard work for horse and men, the
meet to-day of the West: Chester and
Rose Tree Clubs was attended by about
sixty hunters, and a fair days sport
was had. Forty hounds were in the
united pack of the two clubs. The
chase led away eastward of West Chester
over the rolling farm lands of Goshen
and Easttow0, Three foxes were star
ted during the day; two were run to
earth, and the third was left late in the
afternoon, the hounds being fatigned
aud the scent not lying well. Hunting
will be resumed tomorrow, the meet
being set for 7 o'clock, and the chase
probable southwest, over Brandywine
Hills.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
LOcAleta.

The Government loses nothing
through the increased manufacture Of
apple brandy in Kent and Sussex
counties. Mr.. Adkins being efficient
in his service, is so omnipresent that
very littlegets ont of the State although
attempts are being made.
The large new ice-house which Mr..
Joseph Stoeckle, our wsll-knowp brew.
er, has been erecting at his brewery
at Fifth and Adams streets, is about
completed, and will be thrown open
to the public, for inspection, on
Friday afternoon.
Philip R. Clark will le a candidate
again this year for the nomination for
office of Sheriff of New Castle county,
subject to Republican rules. Mr.. CLARK
ran several hundred vot es ahead of his
ticket at the last election.
A fox hunt will take place from the
hotel of James Nicksrson, at Christina,
on Monday next, the start taking plac,
at 10 O'Clock in the morning, and
about sixty dogs taking part in the
chase.
John Clowzer, formerly of Reading,
Pa, has rented the ship yard near
Bowers 4 Dure's works, lately occupied
by Mr.. Tomlinsop, and is said to have
large contract on hand for coal bargeS'
The collectors are at their Office 6O2l
Market street, every evening from TO
y O'Clock to receive taxes. Let all who
owe give them a call.
! ION the first Sabbath of January
twelve persons were added to the
church-ten on profession of faith and
two by certificate.
The Commercial Travellers" an
nounced to appear next week will not
be on hand until the latter part Of
February.
Mr.. 0. L. Hill having given up the
grocery business is prepared to travel
for any merchantile or manufacturing
firm.
Mr.. A. 8. Nones, one of our we'll
known artists, is now engaged in
sketching in the vicinity of Easton, Pa
Rev. A. J. Snyder since he took
charge OF the Presbyterian Church at
Christiana has had good sncosss.
Smyrna Methodists raised $125 for
worn-out preachers, their widows and
orphans.
Jacob Hill, of Blackbird, is erecting
two dwelling houses at Blackbird sts'
tion.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
BOAR DING.

pOARDERS WANTED AT sO5 SHlPLEY
ID street. 1.lA.8t*
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
singular Death Of a Pilot.

At o'clock yesterday morning VIM.
White, the pilot of the Fulton ferry
boat Fulton, was found dead at his
wheel while the boat was just ready to
start on trip from Brooklyn to New
York. The cause OF his death, which
was instantaneous, was probably heart
disease. He was a vigorous man, in
the prime of life, and showed no signs
of illness. Had he died while bis boat
was in mid-stream, as only one pilot is
employed on the boats of the Union
Ferry Company, the result would in
evitably have been a terrible disaster.
Orders were given yesterday for the
employment of extra pilots on all the
boats belonging to the Union Ferry
Company. This is the first instance in
the history of the company of the death
of pilot on duty. But such an even
has often been prophesied, with lively
sense of the danger to human life at
tending it.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
A Smyrna Family Reunion,

Mr.. James M. Jones and sister, Mrs.
Mitten, son and daughter of Mrs. Ellen
Jones, are now on visit to this town,
guests of William W. Nelson. They
left here 43 years ago when the "west-
ern fever" so prevailed in this section
for the "far West" the frontier then
being Indiana and Illinois. The mode
of travel then was in covered wagons
requiring period of month or more
in reaching their destination. The i'm
migrants found "getting ahead" a life Of
labor and toll, but they have succeeded
in getting a competency for the comforts
of advanced years.
This is the second time since they
first left here that they have been East
to visit their mother, "Aunty" Jones,
as she is usually called, and sister, Mrs.
Nelson. They havealso been fortunate
in raising lar e families Of children, he
having s children, 81 grandchildren
and ! great-grand-children she has 5
children living, 25 grandchildren and
3 great'grand children. The three chill
dren of Mrs. Jones' are all past go years
of age and the mother nearly 81, and
their family reunion after a separation
of sixteen years Lust be to them hap.
py event, in which their many relatives
share. They come from the Northern
part of Indiana.-"Smyrna Times, jan
uary a."
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.

n hEolbl EN- . oFFlCE,f
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jan. 8, 1880.
Upon the application OF Warren Harper,
Administrator of Joseph Kline, late
OF Pencader Hundred, in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore.
said, give notice of the granting Of Letters
Of Administration upon the estate OF the de.
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, In
six OF the most public places of the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de
mands against the estate, to present the same
or abide by an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, o newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be con-
tinued therein three weeks. (e.o-d)
~, Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
t~~~> New Castle, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. .. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on or
before January s, 1881. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
WARREN HARPER, Administrator.
Address Wilmington, Del, Loft
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
m, steriOus DISAPPEARANCE. ID

General Levin L. Miller, of lDdian
apolis, mysteriously disappeared from
the Bates House, Cincinnati, on the
mo ming of the Glh instant. By some
mistake he was called up three hour
before the departure of six O'Clock
train, which he intended to take fo'
Latay ette. Instead of going back to
b.. q, he concluded to take a stroll, and
has not been seen or heard of since A
ha. and coat, now identified as his,
we're picked up one morning last week
in an alley, half way between the no
tel and depot, the coat being torn
down on each side of the collar, and the
DO, kets torn out on one side. General
Miller was a soldier of the late war.
His disappearance was not positively
know n until Wednesday, when a tele-
gram from his wife at WiIliamsport, was
received, saying he had not returned
hOma.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
w OrlnA
The Pills Of aha WnrIn

are Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gar Coated, without an equal Tbey nsyer
grippe or sicken in operating. move the bowels
easy py acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
actlon OF the Liver. In doing this Headache.
Neuralgia, Pains ia the right or left side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costive mess,
slcE &c stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
pS,g ppSSGi,.ngs through the body, Aching Limbs,
and other bodily infirnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels c0stive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
lree from the danger of prevailing diseases.
soid by dealers and county store !. eepe. s.
ask a l0r Dr: Simms' Pills and take no others,
tnn trlnGipal aepot, Fourth and King, Whining.
ton. DEL. Philadelphia. 6O2 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
~ Have Come To XIII YOn u

FRANKLIN, La, January 14.-To.day
Sidney Cole, about 10 years of age,
owner of three. fourths of the Chats- :
worth plantation, rode up to the gate
OF J. B. Wofford, manager of the
plantation, and informed Wofiord
that he had come to kill him. WofIord
expostulated, but Cole dismounted and
advanced, pistol in hand, toward the
house. Mrs. Woford, realizing the
danger in which her husband was,
called out to him to arm himself.
which he did by seizing a shot
gun. Then stepping out he confron
ted Cole, who continued to advance,
saying: 81 have come to kill you,
| mean business" Wofford replied:
III you mean business here it is" at
the same moment discharipg his gan,
the contents of which took effect in
Coles breast, killing him instantly.
Wohord Immediately came to town and
surrendered himself to the Sheriff, but
was afterwards discharged from custo-
dy' a Coroner's jury having returned a
verdict of justifable homicide.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
A Hawk and q Woman Mea.

= A novel fight is described by the
Snow Hill Messenger" which saws !:
"A large hen-hawk swooped down up
on rooster strutting about the garden
OF Mrs. sallie Fleming, who resides near
the somerset line, on Sunday morning
last and engaged in battle with the
proud chanticleer. Securing a heavy
corn-stalk, Mrs. F. went for the hawk,
and victory perched upon her banner
aiter the hfth round had been fought.
AS reward for her bravery she will
be entitled to draw on the county
treasurer for the magnificent sum Of
fifty cents" "
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
LOCAL TIME TABLE.


or phjladelphiG22i, 100, $40, a.sS, 900
NV lo.so a. M; l2l3, 1859, Q 80. 400, Sac
,.o1, s.4o p. N. On Sunday, 22l $40, q.
m, 900, $50, s.46 p. N.
For Now York: 2.2l, 100. 1902, n. m., II. 49,
i2.3o D. III, Limited Express, 3 46, i. IN.
fOr baluiaore and WASHINGTON: l2.bl. 2.l0
$50 a. Ln.; 1852 p. m. Limited Express
i.os, t.is, y. Ii. On Sunday, IL. 1, 2.lI
E9r & Baltimore and Bay Line: 7.Os p,m m.
:" nsit'nore and way stations: s.8b w. N.
FOR Nov Castle: s.l5, a. m., i.l0, s.B0e. NJ,
For Delaware II. H.: s.lS a. m.: i.lo, s.3s ..
IN. -
No Sunday trains.
Fof Wilmington b Northcrn X. r.: go.
mi 3.ob, p. H.; $50, p. IN. Sunday excep,
Fsr srDelaware Western X. r.: 7.lb, II. 10, a. IN,
$50 .. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Philadelphia: 1913, 2oa, $40. eioa.m.
ZoS, 1912, l.O2, 200, 40, b.l8, e.2b, 100
So,, "a LILO ?. m: On Sundays; l2.4S, 2.Os,
From ayilS ii",s;,noI..s e m;:s:sS l1.i6, P; m.
6.se, s.ao p. IN. On Sundays: alb, q. N.
From Washington: 2lb, a. M: lgos, 1881
o'sS' go sse p. m. On Sundays: AIS q. M
From new Castle: $50, $50, ll.60 q. 70,
o.2b, 4b p. m. No Sunday trains.
from delaware X. r.: s.bOs. m; 1850, 6.4i
pm.
From Wilmington Il Northern X. X: s,et
~. a. N. loo q. M; and o.35 p. m.
From Delaware Western K. r.: 800 a m
2lt' 500 .. IN. Sunday train t.2b r. M,
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LRAvB pH1LApn..
, PHIA.
FROM Broad street and Washington avenue
1.SV, 500. 1880, ll.45 q. M; 80, 800. a
e1b, 800, 100 9.4b. ll.3O D. IN. On sun.
:, Gays: $50 a, m.; 600, 9l5.ll, 80 D. m.
ON Thirty-Second and Market streets: 1. Ga
1n. II 80 a. M; 1875, 400 eco, II 80 n. IA
on SUNDAYS Los. a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Al the Household 0fPath

The extra meetings at the Household
OF Faith church are progressing with
good results. The services are largely
attended by members of various demon.
nations. Although no conversion,
have been effected through Mr.. Grants
iaoors, yet there is better feeling ex.
lsnng spiritually. 1t is the Object Of
Mr.. Grants labors at present to havs
this feeling intensified so that they can
be ready to work with more ardor for
the cause. A prayer meeting will be
held this evening at seven o'clock, and
at halt.past seven o'clock Elder Grant
Will deliver sermon. The same order
OF exercises will be observed on Friday
evening also.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
EwADyERTI ' EaENTs.

yII,ie.-AII, ,ItlZLNS UF VIA
miLpLop sympathizing with the people
0I ireland in theif present dlstresses, uie III
Wit, 10 meet In the second story ITO ~ ,ooIn
OF the Telegraph Building, n. =. cor. lHlfo
and Nj ,rket rs, this (FRlbA1) eyeh'ng
January l6. at s O'Clock. The object OF ms
meeting will be 10 devise ways ana means lof
the proper expression of sympathy win me
efio Is of Hon, Charles st WaTt Pafnell ana
.Jonn Ii, Dillon, fsq, who are now In this
country engas ed In solici Ing al. Tor tDelI
d distressed oOuntrymen and stating the case oI
ireland to the American people. 49,
George Savers, Chairman; James Mona
CHAN. Secretary Shields Library Associa-
ton. per j. +. McCulhn, secretary; peter
Mc(uiloush III. Eaxter, Philip u. PUN
kett. Michael Megary, Edw. r. Kane, John
+. Mil er, j. Jerome Smi b, Patrick Plunkett,
John M zone, Henry O.. Turner, Robert
uoIriugham, Owen J. Hession, WluiaL
Mctj0Man, James Mctil.nchay, Wlli,am H.
Quinn, Archibald Given, Thomas Mellon,
,Ionn 0'Brien. p. J. Ford, John Lynn, VIM.
S. .ewart, b. J. Maguire, VIM. McMenamln,
r.dw. Farnlar, M J. Mealev, hos. Fafmar,
Frank Fitzpatrick. Bernard Donohoe, John
]. Dougnerty, Michael Whelan, Edward j.
Kelly, +, n. CrawfOld. Myles Burke, Ihos
b Kelly, VIM. Ii. Stewart, Ihos. 5. Dough-
erty, Ii, L. Lannan, Thos McEVat y John +.
Dunahoo, Patrick NeaTy, Patrick op6hneli'
Jhtlts ~,
Ushill. John kennedy, Hugh O'Donnell,
,Iohu J, Toner, james McVey, Geo: o,Neill,
John PIunkett, ID iniel Wulhern, James MuI-
phy, Bernard Bonner. Thos. Hagan, Thos. X.
Laliy, william Kyue, Jharies annon, =. ).
Flanagan, Ja'. Mctfraw, Edw. Burns B. r.
Aass0n, Edw ) Hickey, Daniel McCusker,
Michael Cannon, Dennis Kane, John tiuth-
re, Thomas CuTley, u. OU, kenney, James
R,gney, William IL. Stewart, Michael D0na.
noe, Charles Sttsers, John b. Taney, James
Gaze, James, F. Daley, Chas. NcgIoskey'
John 7. Gardner, Edward Rodgers, WIN. II.
Cous hlan, Richard Ward, Char es j. Kyle,
Clurles O'Connor, p. r. Cummings, John
:. X. Doherty, M. J German, John }.
Duffy d. ". Lyme, VIM. a eaney, Edw; }.
Dougherty, Jas McGuiness, VIM Connolly,
Edward ] hayes. Charles A; MuIlln, d.
NJ cCuIlin. John ODonneli, +. +. Murphy,
]. Walberg.. Tho mas F. Ryan, E. F. Gar
raghy, I. +. Bailey, Thomas ]. Early, Den
mis- Farrell, j. J, Mullin, Francis AcMoni-
gle, within J. Mclaughlin, James +.
Kane, Jonn NJ. Cannon, John F. Mealey.
W. McEwee, 1homas II. Mccormick, John
J. dssson, Myles Jennings, John p. Kelly,
A j. = I rs, John U'Brien.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
New Engine HOuse.

The Delaware Fire Company being
compelled to relinquish their claim to
the property at Sixth and King streets,
have purchased the property at the
N. w. corner of Seventh and Washing.
ton streets, upon which they intend
building a handsome structure. The
lot is 70 feet front and 81 feet deep,
with three feet alley. The building
VIII be started as soon as the frost
leaves the ground. 1t will be three Stor.
les high and 60 feet deep, with stable
10 feet deep. The work will be put ont
at contract to one individual who will
sub let it.