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The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-11-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
COMPANY OFFICERS.


Pacific Fire Co. No. l-Prest, >. H.
Thornton; Vice president, j. VI. Bar
rett; Secretary, Moses Mayer; lrc"su-
rer. Moses Rosentha,; Foreman. b. =.
Duke; lst Assistant Foreman, JAS. II.
Ransdell: ID Assistant Foreman, J"hn
C Goulden; Custodian, G. W. G'ynn'
Meets first Wednesday in every month
Stouewall Hook & Ladder Co. NO.
,.-Pres't, John P. Grogan; Nice-pres'
ment, DR.. A. Racial; Secretary, A. b
Racbal; Treasurer, j. Geige Fore
man, p. T. Kerrigan; lst Asst. Fore
man, A Weinburs; ID Asst Foreman
Frank Graham; Custodian, ) beho's
Rachal.
Meets first Thursday of every month
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-11-24

ASIXTEEN PAGE PA P E R,
with a splendid doublr-page and tw"
s,ns,e page pictures. and other small
or cartoons printed in three col"rs'
sermS...t.- $4,CO err year
~ All V"s,masters are agents to,
tie HORNET, and will be allowed
commissions One paper f,ee to ever,
club If ten. send money by register
I'd letter. Post Office order, or draft
4 Agruts, with references, wanted. All
| dress A. B. CUNNINGHAM,
| ipub!i.l,er, 706 Pine ST., st. Louis, Nc
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-11-24

DISTRICT GFHlCEnS

rwe,fth Judicial District - it"pi"'S'
Graz, and Vernon Parishes;
A. Barhin,. ,,,,. 'nnS
:, g Huuter, -. District Attorney
The Louisiana Democrat., 1880-11-24

CHURCHES:
Chanel of the Sacred Heart. RumM. Cath
ole, Rev L. Menarl, Pastor
Chapel Of Mount 0lireta Episcopss- Rev
II. c. Duncan, Rector.
P,neville Methodist Episcopal, Rev. MI
Harper, Postor.
SOLOMON LODGE NO. 22l, F. & A. NJ
" 4 Griffin, " N; Roht Aarnn. s "
F. j HauHner, j W; L d Jnlinstoa
.Treasnrer;: 6 " Bolton, Secretary
J ri Ricierson.. S. D; Henry Walk
Ing, j p; i.olYss Ah;a!ie, ,Sfylcr.f
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
McEValley's majOrity...."...
REHABILITATION,
RECEIVING THE NEWS.
HOW THE LINCOLN CLUB ENJOYED IT-sER
ENADING THE NOMINEES.

HOW THE LINCOLN CLUB ENJOYED IT-sER
RNADING THE NOMINEES.
The Lincoln room was crowded at ar
early hour in the evening with per
sons who came to hear the news. When
the returns commenced to arrive show
ing Republican gains, the crowd COM
menced to cheer, but when still others
came in and showed an undou bted
Republican sweep in the city, they
went wild. The first ward to be heard
from IS having gone Republican wa,
the Third, and on hearing this the
crowd oheered and cheered, and enthus'
iasm was unbounded.
During all this time the Democratic
headquarters were shrouded in dark
ness and small crowd Of mournful
looking othce-holders were gathered in
front Of the City Hall
When the majority of the returns
had been received and the glad result
assured, q band was sent for and prep
arations were made to serenade the
successful Republican candidates.
Daring the delay, incident upon this,
Anthony Higgins, ESQ was called for
in the Lincoln Club room and he spoke
as follows:
REPUBLICANS OF THE CITY OF WHINING
TONI congratulate you on this days
work. II Is the beginning Of the end.
We again have recovered control Of sig
wards out Of the ten, and We have .
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
New By tha Toxin.


The steamer City Of Toxic arrived AZ
san ffanciEco, yesterday, with advices
from Hong Kong to the llth and Yoko-
aama to the 2lst of last month. Cen
eral Mosby, U. s. Consul at Hong Kong.
was charged on July Both, with assault
ing Geaman with a spear. After hear
ing the evidence the Magistrate dismis-
SEQ the case, with caution to the Con.
sui. A steamer loaded with rite for the
Government had been captured by
Chinese pirates in the Gulf Of Topouin.
Slight shocks of earthquakes continued
at Manila, in the Philippines, but
business was being resumed. The loss
OF property in the city by the great
shock was estimated at 81, 1000, 900.
U. 8. Minister Angel arrived at
Tientsin on the 4th ult., Commission
ers Trescott and Swift remaining at
Chefoo. The latest reports from Pek-
ing relative to the negotiations with
Russia were contradictory, but it was
stated that Chung How had been un-
coDditionally pardoned, in deferenca to
itus sis's wishes, and that Col. Gordon.
the British emissary, had left for Alden.
In Japan memorials had been presen-
ted from various parts of the country
calling for National Assembly. Cop
les OF the proposed new treaties had
been sent to the foreign powers. The
embassy from Corea to procure rsvi-
sion OF the treaty with Japan, arrived
on the 1lth ult.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
Potatoes.

M, A. L. Janney, 303 King street, has
p1, t.'' received a car load cf fine Early
h,s h,'e potatoes, which he will sell to the
ssa1 a1 AZ reasonable prices. Give him
,by S1I'y gross Of wooden pipes for sale
,rtSP ,rT p at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
cb' s oA'pley streets, Will, Del. A. A.
'aapuau, prop'r.
q, we we Recommend our Domestic Cough
s2silp' on It's own merits, as an
D,u D~OIent Cough Remedy, at Cooper's
,,,os ,us Store, Seventh and Jefferson
'"se's' Wilmington, Del.
N are yOu compelled to wear a truss {?
H',y;u H. you need one now II so, go to
H. lIs's,Nau's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop.
var oIfeet', where they are sold at a
s..i S,"' Corks, Curry Powder, Mustard
h, spices, Celery Seed, Bottle Wax,
a .n,,, Sa,e oy N. B. Dsnforth, Druggist,
70, la ,1n nafkst streets. A special room
,,,.s, vs,l on Geo. B. Metzusr, 1os East Sd
,S,~, ,Ss', Tor a clean shave, hair ont or
,DS ,SDtpoo' a! Dyeing q speciality. Tobacco
b,aS Ssar', best quality, constantly on
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

this he was arrested and confined in the
city cells. Much other wrangling took
place here at Dighttall.
A general centre Qs attention was the
eastern precinct Of Che Fifth ward, but
the crowd was not very disorderly. The
Sixth ward wac also suiet. As the polls
In the eastssn precinct Of the Seventh
ward were being closed little row took
place but 1t was Immediately quelled.
The Eighth Ward poll was almost
constantly In a disorderly state. A
fight occurred between Blubber Davis
and George Lloyd, Jr., between two
and three o'clock. A young man named
Frank Bogia tried to vote on age and
his ballot was objected to. Davis in
sisted that the vote should be taken
when Lloyd struck him.
The disturbance did not continue
very long, however, as Blubber was
Immediately arrested by officer Boster
and Lloyd was allowed to go free.
Rows we're almost momentary occur
rsnces throughout the afternoon, but
no more arrests were made until tow
ards evening. About five O'Clock q
general wrangle took place, and for
some moments, it was thought that
there would be riot. When the po-
lice officers ipterfered Seargeant Jones
had his hand cut and oiicer Boster
was wounded upon the head. Thomas
Hinesley was arrested.
A few minutes after six O'Clock row
almost bordering upon a riot occurred.
Men howled and hooted, some hurrahed
and others shouted to the Inspector to
close the window. An immense crowd
surged up to the voting place and it
was almost impossible to vote. So
great was the crowd, men had to be
held up by their friends, and then they
we're compelled to stretch thsir arms
nearly out Of joint to place their vote
in the box.
In the Ninth and Tenth wards things
glidsd along smoothly.
1t was noticed in the Fifth Ward that
many solored nsn were refused who
had perfect right to vote. George
Washington, colored, oif4rsd to vote
but the ballot was refused, although he
showed a tax receipt and G. c. Carpen'
ter offered to youch for him. Jesse
Caulk's vote was also refused, on no
reasonable ground.
In the Second Ward Wayne Thomas,
John Mckinley and John Thompson
voted, but they are not assessed.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

@ = FLOUR $5 FLOUR! DON'T FOR
sDSD get the IS -four at Granger store, 1903
E. 9th ST.; 1t is truly good. We are selling q
good bag Of -four for Csc, and Toe. for large
bag. the best bargain in fl ur ever offered IN
Wilmington. Our s6 -four is good, our $s 80 ia
excellent, our old wheat -four at &c. ID. makes
bread like pound cake, and our oat meal at
Be. Id. is good NIackerel 25c. can. greatest
bargain ever offered; we have the whitest su-
gar and the best tea and coffee in the city for
the price: we have the best soap ever offered
at 2, 3, 4 and &c. bar; these soaps are no Trash
buS good value at double the money as huu-
dreds In this city can testify. Come to lO3 E.
9Th st. for barg aims in groceries.
9S+Gt L. NJ WJER
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
watch Lost, $50 Reward.

Some two weeks ago gentleman
either lost or had stolen a very valu
able lady's gold watch and chain, Il
carats fine, full jeweled, Of P. 7. Bart
lett's make and with the initials NJ. B.
C. on the case. The watch is much
priced by the righttul owner as it was
left to him by a deceased relative. II
the watch and chain is left at N. W.
corner of Front and West streets, a re-
ward of $40 will be given and 10 ques,
tions asked.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
svarma Of FIlep.

Immense swarms Of flies, resembling
"a dark cloud" passed over Guysboro,
N. g., on Sunday. A similar phenome
non was observed on the Hudson river,
between Hamburg and Newburg, On
Saturday afternoon. The fies were as
thick as snowflakes, and hurried north
ward sin cloud miles long" They
covered the clothing Of passengers on
the ateamsr Mary Tovell.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
SPECIAL MENTION.
DEPRESSING Waathar.

=, iSoassnds l are now feeling the effects
y 'liS depressing weather, and expe-
M H'uSs loss Of appetite, loss Of red
w.. %oO0, have become pale and are very
ausuld. We advise them TO resort
Nv. Immediately to the great blood purifier,
~ 1''1 enficher and perfect health giver,
D., d. DreWning's Tonic aud Alternative.
,',Ce ,'C oO cents and 81. For sale by its
't.nUf ,, and sole proprietor. W. Cham
pTn ps1 Browning, N. D., lit Arch street,
'N'1sdelphis, and all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
INVITES ADMINISTRATION.
Rev Scott Obtsl0s a Committee TO
INQUIRE inIO the HeFosy charE 0s'

At the meeting Of the Presbytery Of
Philadelphia Central, yesterdays COM
munication from Rev. Walter Q. Scott
was read, requesting that steps be
taken concerning the charges of hsresy
made against him. Mr.. Scott makes
the request for trial or an examina-
tion, or whatever form Of investigation
it may please the presbytery to in
stitute in regard to the rumors spread
abroad concerning his soundness Of
doctrine and his influence as a teacher
in a Presbyterian college. No Charges
he says, now exist and he doss not know
of any person that might or could be
sst forward with such charges as would
inaugurate . formal trial. He will
cheeriully agree to any method what
ever that will thoroughly and without
reservation settle the matter.
The matter was referred to commit
tee consisting Of Rsvs. g. W. Musgrave,
D. D.; W. T. Eva, D. D.; J. H. Rus
sci, and Elders William R. Stewart and
John B. Stevenson. Subsequently this
committee reported that harmonious
plan Of proceeding had been agreed
upon with Mr.. Scott. A eommuuica.
tion from Trinity Church, in which =
request was made that the mortgage Of
"a, 600 on the building be transferred,
and that it be increased 81 900 to
enable the church to pay the salary Of
the pastor, DR.. Parsons, and other in
debtsdness, was referred to an advisory
committee. The call OF the Arch Street
Presby terisn Church for the services Of
Rev. John s. Sands was placed in his
hands and accepted. The installation
services will take place on the evening
of the 10Th instant.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
WIILMINGTON ATBEN EUM,

ALMOND BUILDING, 9Th and Market
sts., n select, clas sicsl, English and CONNER.
cial school for ladies, gentlemen and (chil-
dren over 10 years,l whsre private lessons are
given in Latin, Greek, hebrew. Spanish.
French, German and In the various English
branches at any time convenient to the.pupil.
Students are here prepared for college, busi-
ness and any other pursuit in life. Ladies'
may be taught at their residences. win be-
gin Sept. 18th Send for catalogue or call on
PR f. p. W. H0CHKEPPEL, 7i7 Tatnall
gtrett. 9Stf
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
BIRD Guards, Take Notice.

Meeting to night at headuarters al
Institute Hall at S'clock sharp. Lei
every member be present as business
of importance will be transacted. Fail
not to be present.
JAS. L HAWKINS. Captain.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
A SurpRIhe.

William Stats, who resides at Taylor
and Buttonwood streets, was rendered
surprise by the members of the As
bury M. 4. church last evening, tho
occasion being his fcrty-frst birthday.
The gentleman, for many years, has
been au active member of the church,
and is much beloved. On behalf of the
members Of the Asbury congregation
W. b. Gem presented to Mr.. Stats q
beautiful suit of parlor furniture.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
personal.

Henry P. Scott, employed by the firm
of Elicit, Johnson & Co., ha. gone
on visit to Boston.
Chief Engineer Tszswell, Of the FIRE
department, and L. &. File, Of the Del.
aware Company, will attend the Are-
mems jubilee, at Boston, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week.
Mr.. Ta2ewell will attend the Chief En-
,inesrs' Convention, to be in session at
Boston at the same time. MIR. File
starts tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
The Weather.

1no weather.
war Department, Office of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, Sept. s.
Indications for Wednesdsy-For the
Middle Atlantic States, higher bsrome-
TOR, winds mostly north to east, partly
cloudy or cloudy weather and numer-
Gus rains,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
NEW ADVERTI6EAIENTB.
E. w. THORNE & BRO,

Qfice No. Almond building. Eighth and
Shipley streets. Plans, specifications. esti-
mates, bills Of material, &C, FREE OF
CHARGE where we build, and moderate
charges If others do the building. Dwellings,,
stores, pablic buildings, heavy frame work,
&c. All parts fully shUwn, and practical and
substantial construction employed in the de-
signs. Both members Of the firm are ME-
CHAN1CS, and personally attend to all
parts. 98 lind
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
A WATERLOO FOR DEMOCRACY.

The Council will bo DemOor tie,
OwiWg 90 Holding. over Hem.
bers, but Delaware will Ne.
deem Herself for ala Time
i'm she Presi ideMtfaI
Contest.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
THUTH TRJUMPHR AND RIGHT
MEEPS EVERYkMAAG.s
THE CITY REPUBLICAN BY
ABOUT 700 MAJORITY.
nix REPUBJICAN COUECILMEN
OUT OF TEN.

Frauds Shameful Reign Eadea I'm
abe City-rhe Election Nearly
FRtr-Qufto q Good Showing
for q dead Parts ''-N0w
For November!
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
State OF the Tbermeneter

~ tne REPUBLICAN Office, on Wednesday
morning, Sept. 8:
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, II O'Clock.
6oo $40 $50
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

HrRuVeu uuTIuB august.
Owing to the fact that yesterday was
election day all the persons arrested in
the afternoon, were last evening dis
charged by the Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
Trustees' Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the trustees
OF the Riverview cemetery was held on
Monday evening, when the following
report was submitted
Amount In bank at last report. 7o5.b8
Received from sale Of lots. ........... l4s.76
permits. $500
$l,3l0.28
EXPENDED ouIlnR month. ............. 1876
Total now in bank .ll2.l2
There were II lots and l3 permits
0ra utod dr1rin0 Aaonnt
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

xIYANTED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply to
VIM. O. BUSH.
9st1 VanBuren St., ct. sth and eth.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

XXy yANTED.-A WHITE PR JTES FAINT
w chambermaid; reference required,
Gall from to IL in morning, and to 8 in
evening at 7o1 West st tSt4t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

uyANvED.-A GOOD STOUT BOY.
w Apply to DEL. CARTRIDGE CO.,
Front and Adams Lts. t8t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

WHO
w desire washing and ironing done neat
and modera should call at 2v7 f. 18th ct.
9St3t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

XYANTED.-AN ORGANISr WANTS
w situation without regard to COM
fensation. Address Professor, REPUBLICAN
effice. 9St2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

HHvANTED. "A YOUNG GIRL FOR
w light housework. Apply after 8 p.
m at 1O21 Market st. 9sti
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

DUOMS TO KENT.-TWO II ROOMS TO
IL, rent with board or without, In house
No. 424 Market ct. 9St2
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

xITANTED.-A GOOD DRESSMAK
w wishes engagements by the day;
,erms moderate. Apply No. 4i6 Z. 9Th st. Sis
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR.

]. s. NJ orela nd ,sR.....,.............. 9
W. B. Hylald, d. D....................... IL
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
DUBLIU SALE

25 fresh cows and sprlngers. Wagon or
will be at Linwo0d Station to meet 49,
train that leaves Wilmington at 1917 a N.
sale to commence at / o'clock. 2 and months
credit. 9S ROBERTS & TYSON.
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MEETS ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
Nl Mondays of each month, at 80 o'clock
P. NJ, In the Odd Fellows Hall building. All
members of the Order in good standing are in-
vited to attend. b. q. LEVY, w. Y. n.
JAS. W. SMITH, r. s.
Eureka, May IL, 1880. myis
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Notice.
II you have hne or complicated watch o.
clock, music box, an automston singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece oi
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELN.
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker.
Jewelyy neatly repaired.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfse.
tion or positively no charge. %
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CELEBRATED wEBER PIANOS
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-22
WHOLE No. 1 1854

ing out Of the window. She took this
figure for her little sister, and spoke to
it. The child not replying or moving
from her position, she called out to it,,
It's no use standing like that; I know
you; you can't play tricks with me- On
looking round. however. she saw that
her little sister, the one she thought she
was addressing, and who was sleeping
with her, had not moved from the bed.
Almost at the same time the child passed
from the window into the room of heI
my cousn's) sister A. and the latter,
as she afterward declared, distinctly saw
the figure OF a child with dark hail
standing by the side of table in her
room. She spoke to it, and it instantly
disappeared. The little girl was subse-
quehtly again seen, for the last time be-
fore | saw it, by my cousins father DR..
Il. 1t was in the. early daylight of a
Summers morning, having just returned
from Il professional visit. On this occa-
sion he saw. the same child Che noticed
its dark hang running up the stairs i'm
mediately before him, until it reached
his room alf entered it. When Ii got
into the ROOF, it was gone.
Thus the apparition had been seen
three times by the family, and once by
me. | am the only one, however, that
has seen its face. 1t has also never been
seen twice in the same room by any one
else
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-22
A TRUE LADY.

Wildness is thing which girls cannot
afford. Delicacy is thing which cannot
be lost OF found. No art can restore 10
the grape it's bloom. Familiarity, with i.
out confidence, without regard, is de-
structive to all that makes woman cxalt-
ing and ennobling.
The world is wide, these things are small:
They may be nothing, but they are all.
Nothing? 1t is the first duty OF 4
woman to be Il lady. Good breeding is
good sense. Bad manners in woman is
immortality. Awkwardncss may he iner-
adicable. Bashfulness is constitutional.
Ignorance of etiquette is the result Of Cir
cumstances. All can be cundoned. and
not Danish men or Gomen from the amen
tiles of their kind. But self-possesscd,
unshrinking, and aggressive coarsenesS
of demeanor, may be reckoned asa states
prison offense, and certainly merits that
mild sort of restraint called imprisonment
for life. 1t is shame for women to be
lectured on their manners. 1t is a bitter
shame that they 0ed it. Women are
the umpires of society. 1t is they to
whom all mooted points should be refer
red. To be lady is more than to he a
prince. A lady is always in her right in
alienably worthy of respect. To n lady,
prince OF peasant alike bow. DO not be
Do not have impulses that
need restraint. Do not wish to dance
with the prince unsought, feel different
ly. Be sure you confer honor. Carry
yourself so loftily that men will look ny
to you for reward, not at you i'll rebukc.
The natural sentiment of man toward
woman is reverence. lie loses a large
means of grace when he is obliged to &C
count her n being to be trained in pro
priety. \ mans ideal is not wounded
when woman fails in worldly wisdom:
but if in grace, i'll tact, i'll sentiment, i'll
delicacy, in kindness. she should be found
wanting, he receives an inward hurt.