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Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Charges with theft.

Mayor Almond, last evening, held
Riward Vining, q email colored boy, in
the, sum Of two hundred dollars bail tC
answer at Court the charge Of stealing
between one and two dollars from the
store Of Austin V. Gsypor, on West
Front street. The theft was committed
last July. Charles Brstchet and Oscar
Gibbs, both cOiOred ur,hins, testified
that they, with Vining, one Saturday
morning in July, stopped al GsyRor' d
store. Vining tried the front door but
found it locked. Passing through an
alley, his companions, looking in the
front window, saw him back of the
counter very near the money drawer.
When he came out into the street again
he held some money in his hand,
which heplscel in bis pocket. WLetb'
or or not he had stolen the money was
TO them matter o! Onjeoture.
Emms Kurtz, the prosecuting wit
ness, testified that VIXEN she came home
from market, she found the rear door
Of the building bugst open and the con
tents Of the money drawer missing with
the exception Of few pennies.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Hampton Did Not Challenge Sher

CaARLEsroE, Dec. 1.-THE News
ard Courier will tomorrow publish q
letter from Bishop Howe, Of South Car
olina, to Wade Hampton, regarding the
latter's recent correspondence with
Secretary Sherman, IN which he says;
"In giving your address l said that
most likely you mean to let Mr.. sher-
manknow that you would not remain in
Cha. lottesville, but were Oh your way
home, and that ifhe wished 70 explain
himself in any way he must address
You at Columbia.
Since M return home, however, it
has been iAtimated to me that was
mistaken in nv apprehension Of your
purposs 10 give Dir. Sherman, if he de
sired it, a hostile nesting" To this
MIR. Hamoton replied
81 am very much obliged TO You for
tie iuter ~ Won have shown in my be-
hal, and yo1 were entirely right in
the construction you placed upon my
nots to Nr. SheFmGp. That was written
as passed through Charlottesville and
| naturally gave my proper address.
II never occurred 10 ne tar & nome eat
that any one would couB:rre my Ian.
guag- az giving or involving 3 chal-
lenEr
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Local LinklaeN,

The hose carriage Of the Water
Witch Fire Company is at the shops o
s. D. Paschsl, having an arrangement
put on to attach the trail rope inatesd
OF the reel, heretofore In use.
To morrow night the members OF the
Asbury N. X. church will meet and
consider the advisability Of enlarging
the lecture room.
Emma Hopkins, colored, was fined by
the Mayor, last evening, for drunken.
ness and disorderly conduct.
Last night one case OF drunkenness
was heard at the police court. A similar
case was heard this morning.
A prayer meeting will be held
In the Household OF Faith church this
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Reynolds Rucampment will hold q
public installation Of officers on the
evening OF December 80.
The Asbury S. S. library ia to be in
creased by the addition o? 800 new
books.
The Young Mems Republican Club
holds q meeting tonight.
The City Council will meet in regular
session this evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
more Aseas.she garrsra.

For the Republican.
In reply 70 the article In this morn.
ing's "Daily News" II will be an easy
matter for Mr.. Rstli ms friends to re.
fute. Il is evident from what 10 stated
that Mr.. Rstlin did have reason 10 re.
prove this very element that has dis.
turbed the peace at the church and
was obliged 10 remind them that with
all due respect to the grand and glori-
ous Methodist church II became them,
as Episcopshans, to adhere to the regu-
lations OF the Reformed Episcopal
ch uych.
To show they would have gotten rid
OF the pastor then, II they could have
done 80 without rejecting upon tbem
they asked the question, "how to get
rid Of minister in the r. X. church
when he was net wanted cny longer"
Now as to MIR. Murphy-Mr. Bsilin did
speak in warm terms Of him and the
manner in which he carried on his
work in Philadelphis, and weuld have
work ed with him here but his actions
In the church were so unbecoming IN
SO holy and sacred q place that the
pastor defended Gods nsme AID the
house OF God rather than sacrifice his
principles for one whe was speaking in
tho interest Of temperance 70 the tune
Of about 500 per week.
In yesterdays communication 10 the
REPUBLICAN, the statement was not
made that majority voted in favor Of
Mr.. Mtlin to remain, but that the vote
was unanimous in his favor, ana |
will state there would have been q ma.
iority II prominent member Of the
church had not deceived the people by
leading many persons of to the prayer
meeting Of his own appointing.
Their staying away out Of considers
tion Of Mr.. Rstlin's feelings Is simply 8
prstext, as one sound talk had already
been given them by the Bishop.
Why did they not conform 10 law
and order and vote upon the night in
question: and II Mr.. Bstlin and his
friends should have been defeated they
would have Withdrawn in body from
the church.
Mr.. Rstlin does not prevent any one
from speaking or praying in the meet
ings but he did say he did not want any
exhortstions, as too much time was TAX
en- up and Il interfsred with the
rights Of the pastor. OF course Mr..
Bstlin will be spoken against and q
party that is capable Of doing SO many
unchristisn acts would Islander an angel
from Heaven. \.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
NEW ADyERrIsEmEsTs.
rRUSrEE's SALE
OF
REAL EST TIE.

-oF-
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF an order OF tho Court OF Chan.
oery Of the State Of Delaware, In and Tor New
Cattle County, made at the September Term,
A. ID 1880, will be exposed 70 puolic vendue,
al the auction rooms Of H. W. Sodnam; IL
East Ath street., Wilmington, on SATUH-
DAY, the 8th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d.,
81, at 2 O'Clock. .. N. the following described
X cal Estate, to wit All those two pieces or
parcels Of land situated in the city OF VII.
Dington, Delaware, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit;
Reginlpg at the intersection Of tie Wester'
| " side OF Iatnall street. with the Southerly
side OF Third street; themes Southerly BY said
side Of Tstnall street, twenty rect to cor
ner, thence westerly parallel with Third
street, seventy one feet 70 line Of let No. 2,
hereinafter described, thence northoriy par.
allel with Tatnall street, twenty ieet TO the
south erIy stdo Of I bird street, aforesaid, and
tbeI ce thereby easterly seysnty'one feet to
the place Of beginning
No. 2, Beginning at point In the souther.
ly side Of Third street. at the dlstance Of
seventy one ieet westerly from the westerly
side OF Tatnall street. being corner oi lot
No above described; thence southerly par
aIlel with TatnAlI street, enc hundred Iect
NO corner, thence westerly parallel with
bird street, tW8nty-ore ieet 10 . corner,
thence north thirty.six degrees east, enc
huLdrsd ieet and one inch to the southerly
side Of ItiTd 'stTeet. aforesaid, and thence
thereby easteTls fourteen feet to the place Of
beginning.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid By
BENZ. NlELDS,
Trustee, or by hts Attorney,
Attest ~. III. HoJthAs Reg. &. Z.
l2lo.esdts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
whs. Ex Secretary Boutwell, Says.

The New York correspondent Of thu
Philadelphia Ledger of to-day ssyi
the ex-ssCretary is in New York. Al
Que Of the parties alluded to in Mr.
Baysrd's Dover speech, he is not less
anxious than Senator Conkling to have
tte Phelps Dodge matter cleared up in
ouch a manner as will leave no shadow
OF doubt on any mans mind that
there was any thing in the transaction
CT which any man, in public or pr
vate life, need be ashamed. This clear
ing up, there is no reoson to believe,
will not take the shape OF farther cor
respondepoe, AZ least for the present,
vita the Senator from Delaware, con
tray to intimations in yesterdays let
TER, but u probably will take the shape
of demand for committee Of inves'
tigation by M. Conkling. Mr.. Bout
well, it ia believed, is desirous that ii
should take that course. aud If ex-
Collector Arth1r's friends do not mis-
interpret his feelings on the subject, he
sh ares the desire. Thus an unsavory
ma,t-r, whioh was believed to have
been buried in oblivion, bids fair TO be
once mora brought to the surface.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
OF for the Far West.

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
P. Hyrons, in this city, and throughou
the Peninsula, will learn with sincere
regret Of their departure for California
Mr.. Hyrons in company with wife
and r sister, Mrs. Bowers (who resides
ia the golden state,) left on an early
train this morning for San Francisco
The large circle OF friends and &C
quaintences in our city who have st
long associated with the departing
twain, will be sorry to loose them, but
as bright prospects await them In theil
new home, they wave them hearty
God speed across the mountains AND
praries of the far West.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
sa.arh.l p.lsen.

Wei Ne Meyers wonderful Casarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggist, and
ia delivered (csr'iags paid)b D. d. Dawey
IL Co, No. 40 Dey-st., New YORK. The re-
markable cures which have everywhere re-
sulled from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling TACT that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, douches. and in
nalations, can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarThal yirus. Tho antidotal elements dis
covered BY Dr. Wei DE Meyer are absorbed
throughout he mucous membranous system
In two minutes' time, thus forming an inocu
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Oi
which are simi ar TO. and as unfailing as,
vaccination. A ssTPsatise," with full
statements by the cured, ia mailed free.
"Wei DE Meyers Catarrb Cure ie wsrth Sen
times its cost. Rov. Ubas J. Jones, New
Brighton, l.. I.p Zone package cured me
Rev. q. H Taylor, l40 Roble.st., Brooklyn
N, Y" ut restored me 10 the ministry
Rev. Geo. A. Reis. Cobbleskill, N. Y. ''rhc
remedy lisa marvel. Rev. A. y. Freese
Cairo, N. Y" 1t has been OF great value
10 me Rev. 0lney Place, Massena, N. "
ReS. Geo. Il. Pratt, st. stephens Rsctory
Philada.. etc. A real cure Of OatArrh for 30
ll2D 2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Was IL Rash Z

/. was reported to-day that Buo Ch
Rssh. one OF the Trio OF convicted arson
lists who tried 10 burn the Railroad and
Steam boat Hotel on Water street, and
escaped from jail, had been In this city
for some time employed on the schooner
Bessi ie Morris. The report is not
credited. The Morris sailed for Charles
ton, 8. c., yesterday, Some people
Soy they saw him, while he was here,
and that he has been going around un-
der the eyes Of the authorities without
being seen, for the past month.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
who HRobim" IL.

An evening paper in this city has a
Boston correspondent who writes over
the "non de plume" OF Robin" and
the readers are asked 10 guess who II
is. A REPVBLICAE reporter suggests
that II Robin" is a married lady and
has sOD il should be Robinson, and
it is naively suggested that Robin, u
married or singlo has Son." which
makes her name Robinson. Is that
guessing close enough
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
fUURTR EDITION.
sTArE HEALTH aoAne.
what DR.. Marshall Says About tho
Proposed Registration Plan.


proposed Registration Plan.
DR.. William Marshall. of Milford,
who Is Secretary OF the State Board OF
Health. In conversation with RRPuB
LIcAH reporter to-day, said that in az.
cluding reporters from Its meeting in the
Clayton House, on Tuesday the mem
hsrs Of the Board had no intention OF
preventing the publication OF all facts.
DIR. Marshall was the member who sug-
gested that the reporters retire.
The Doctor said that the chances for
the passage Of the proposed bill for the
registration OF marrisges, births and
deaths by the Legislature are very good.
He thinks 1t can be shown very clearly
that the Board have no axe to grind,
and when the members Of the General
Assembly can see this, together With
the Importance OF the question, which
very seriously Affects the interest
OF the State, he is Of the opinion that
no great opposition will be raised.
The doctor said further, that the
Board felt oramped at present, and
really was not inclined TO 60 into active
and extensive work. The Legislature
only appropriated 5000 for expenses,
which Is very inadequate, as all the
travelling expenses and printing bills
amount TO much more than this. "We
think" said he, in conclusion, "that
the Legislature should be more
liberal"
The members OF the Board are con.
tent to work for nothing, but they
should have larger appropriation
one which will meet all reasonable and
legitimate expenses. Eighteen States
Of the Union have Boards Of Health
aud in nearly every instance the Legis-
latures have provided for their support.
Massachusetts, for instance, appropri.
ates $l6, 900 yearly.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
SEcOND EDITION.

kensrt.on ON Ins Man In tho Neon
Prom tA. Chicago Times.
'Are you hsgeneral passenger agent
of this rad 7"
The inquirer was young man VINO
seemed terribly in earnest. HIS hair
was long, his clothes shabby genteel'
and his remarks were addressed to the
mauager OF one Of our leading trunk
lines.
ayes. air. What can do for you !"
IL would like to pass to Baltimore
BE- way Of Cleveland e"
"0n what account ~
81 am an inventor, sir"
"Who are you 7"
~. Edison Hershel, Of Oshkosh"
"Don't know you. What have you
invented Z"
TIE yong man looked around IN
easily. and said:
"Ars We alO1e ~
"We are, proceed I"
Io seriag his voice to the key OF
STAGE whisper, he said:
al am the inventor Of the Luna,
Sc 'pe.'"
"L1ny what :"
TAe 'Lunsscope the most remark
abls invention of the nineteenth cen
tury.'
"What ID 1t for 7"
"Why, It is an Optical RsAsc'oueter,
whereby l can throw the term st'
Jacobs Oil in scintilating letters acrssa
the face Of the moon"
A peculiar scintilation was Observable
around the corners Of the ofRcial's eyes,
but Others wise his countenance was per-
fectly mobile.
"i have Just coms," continued the
inventor, "from confidential interview
with Mr.. Peter Van Setback, Of the
tOld Salamander Drug House, l en-
trusted my secret to him. He commends
me TO You most warmly. And he seems
as confident as am that the invention
will save over three hundred Thousand
dollars Q year In newspaper advertis-
ing to the proprietors Of st. Jacobs
Oil-ths Great German Remedy. Please
write out the pass at once. may be
abls to overtake Messr5. A. Vogeler d
Co.'s advertising manager at Cleveland
on his way east. / will let them have
the invention for 1900, 900, which ia
very low"
"Young man." said the official. ris'
ing and slowly strokiug his beard, "this
corporation cannot become q party to
casting reflections upon anyone--not
even so luny an individual as the Man
in the Moon. Your scope does not
come within our scope and all can do
is to pass you to the outer atmosphere.
Good day."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
NnudaY LiHusr SsIeS.

Mayor Stokley Of Philadelphia ester
day, instructed Chirf CT Police to give
orders TO- lay to the Police LisuteDau's
that every drinking saloon in the city
must b. closed on Sunday next, and
every Sunday hereafter. The Lieuteu.
ant of the district aud the policeman
on til. bat, where any saloon is fona ID
OPEN, will be held responsible for d
violst on Of the law.
1t is wondered why the same kind Of
an order by Mayor Almond would 10
work benehcially for Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
EREIGE4T LyN va.
mnULIud,s Fay0rite pills.

pr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugal
coated move the bowels c'Isy by acting d..
rectiy on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
In doing tLtE, headache, neuralgia, pains In
the right or left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costly eness, sicz stomach, weak
hacg, dissiness, bad feelings through the
body act ing limbs, biliou;Dess, general
Wsakness and oEher bodily inhrmitieg ora
cured They positively operate without
afipipg. sickening, weakening OF leaving ths
bow slp =. St,vs. 4 sp'Sfdid, ea7y, rnsyHrtra
| l. Oh l'y1r cure % oSnts nad .! buI Main
depot, 4lh and KING sts. philadsipNia COZ
Arch street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
A Rundsn Death,

Mrs. James MCAullen, resi- ding near
Glasgow, retired on Tuesday night last
in her usual health but some time dEr'
ing the night her husband awoke ond
discovered that she was corpse. Mrs.
McMullen was GOOD and consistent
member Of the Glasgow N. Il. church.
and will be missed by large circle Of
friends. Ii is supposed that she died
from an AGectation OF the heart.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Smallpox IN middleton N.

Middleton at present is greatly sx.
cited over 6 case OF smallpox which
has made its appearance within the
las: few days. The patient is son Of
Mrs. Martha Reynolds, and contracted
the disdass from brother, who came
there IRON Philadelphia with what was
frst said TO be chicken pox. The broth
or got vel! and returned to Philadel.
phiS some days ago. DR.. Barr has the
case in charge.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
AiFHI1hfUl Amin al.

The old family mare of Thomas Hig-
gins, who resides near Ebenezsr Church
in Mil Creek Hundred, died on Friday
last. She was foalsd in 1874 when Mr..
Higgins was youDg man, and when
she had attained her second year she
was broken to the saddle, and he rode
her across the hills to sse noighb Kel
ley and his good looking daughters,
one OF whom, after repeated expedi.
tions, became Mrs. Higgins, and tbs
children, one after another learned Il
ride and drive the faithful mare, who
through ber extended life, continued tt
render faithful aervice on the farm o
her owner. 1t Is therefore not surpris
ing that her death caused much regret
Her remains were properly inferred.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
,S0u,re norris, Impeac h msut.

Mr.. JOHN 81. White, OF this city, has
all the necessary charges written out
and papers prepared for presentation
to the Delaware Legislature as soon as
it meets, looking to the impeachment
Of Derrick B. Morris, OF Mlllsboro
Sussex County, Justios OF the Peace
for high misdemesnors in office and
plain violations of the laws of the State
in the administration Of justice. The
charges that Mr.. White has drawn up
are very explicit.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Kine N0IlHak Goods.

Those of our citizens W shiug To make
presents to their friends shsuld moi
overlook the news store of Mr.. Gibbons,
206 Market street. They can there be
supplied with handsome work boxes,
albums, pocke, books, ard many other
articles, ell OF which are being sold al
very low prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
An Eighteen Year surprise

David Cornbrooks, son Of WiIlIS
Cornbrooks, OF this city, bat foI
last four or FIVE years living win
grandfather, David Graves. DsSE h
wine Springs, was very agresSoIy
prissd last Tuesday evening, The
sion OF his eighteenth birthday
young gentleman knew noih'1go.
surprise that was in store fo' big
did not expect that birthday VI
like others without any special del
strRtiOns. but as the shades Ol"d
gathered around his Rrandh;|
farm mansion his eyes opensd
a retinue OF carriages drive "
about 60 persons filed parIor h1
kitchen. LIE was still farther 'np
when he found that this denoasH
was in honor of himself, be having
I'D at the eighteenth mile.stons Ou
joueney. Young Mr.. CorHofo's,
made the recipient of a very lana
ly pisced quilt, the work Of RH
Mrs. Joseph Derriokson. biz
father added to his solid stock
forts a handsome silver Wa'cn
grandmother contributed an easy
and his parents gave him a 0o
pin. A Young lady also remsn
him with g scarf. The eVenip
spent in d very enjoyable man
the company, refreshments beng
with q muni6csnt hand. II Ii
that young Master Ccrnbfo9Ss
meet with many more happy I"
of the same sort.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Notice.

Many Of the handsome goods lie # un.
sold at the Bazaar. comprising fancy
goods, bric.a brsc, dolls and other goods
suitable for Christmas presents, will be
exposed for sale and OF exhibition a.
the PrOvident Society's rooms, SOC
Market street, second story, on to'mor
row and Saturday, from 2 to 5 ?. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
"M MNsqns Of the Poet

The entertainment given last night
by the friends OF the Academy OF the
Visitation was in every respec. success
ful, being patrcnized by q large audi
ence, while the program was very nice.
ly gone through with. Very general
salts action was experienced by all
who attended the affair.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
the Te,eRrapn war.

The Western Union Telegraph com
Iany makes the announcement this
afternoon that 1t will meet the rates ol
the Am .ricsn Union company to all
competing points onward after to-day
This will reduce tn, rate over the
Western Union wires from here to New
York to Il cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Tine watch Rneaxsrsd.

Mr.. T. 7. Waltsn has succeeded In
recovering his valuable gold watch,
which was stolen at the Opera House
last Tuesday night. The watch wal
found in pawn. brokers shop In Phila'
de phia sud he secured possession Of II
last night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
hOnle Iplaleremce.

The Hone farm OF the late BArlan
Cloud, situated in Chester county on
the old Kennett road, sold at $75 per
acre, instead OF $lt as reported. Geo.
Cloud, who had occupied It since the
decesse Of his father, was the pur.
ch aseE.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Music and flowers, flags aud ever.
green's, piles Of elegant goods. bright
ness and beauty, are sure to make James
& Webb'B store a delightful place 10
visit.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
A1asnJfCn.

There will bs meeting OF the Hast
ings' GAards at headquarters, on Friday
evening, a. 7.30 O'Clock. Each rnen
Der is requested to be present, as busi
Dess Of importance will be transacted
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
MALPRACTICE.
A PremMturely Born IBfHo'
I'm u &utter.

= Is - -
Early this morning, as thf''
men, named respectively Jslnp
William Smith and Fredef'SN, :,
were pasaing along the sErse'
psighborhood OF Fourth sna
streets, they noticed a pecnI'ss', w.
object lying In the gutter Wv ~.
spection showed it to be the DSn, y
OF a dead infant. J. lay P"'I]
water and had no covering w
Near by was a copy OF the'Nf1
Sun which had evidently teeu
covering the corpse, but WI
been blown aside. IL
The young men came TO ,I'I
headquarters, h where they tOIn
ghs sstly discovery. sstsea
proceeded to the place, anG 20
body to the City Hall. IGs
was Summoned, but deemed ~
sary to hold IN iuqnest' an'
body. Il,
The child had evidently
ruaturely born, Sc ii TSS "
like The natural size. The Sf
,,,athsv with ourtain msrS
the supposition that an sTT l";iI
been aecursd. The case WV
fully investigated, aud tue, tue
embryo life brought 10 )0'"
bls.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
BVEEISG sBssIUH.

Mr.. Rowland also presided at the
evening session, which was public.
The attendance WAS fair. After sing,
ing by the audience prayer was offered
by the Rev. DR.. Phoebus, and chap.
ter Of Scripture was read by ths Rev.
T. T. Plummer.
Addresses were made by the Rev. a.
W. Lightbourn and the Rev. George
Sears GassDer. These addresses re-.
fsrred specially to the temperance
work inaugursted by the Alliance.
The Alliance adjourned to meet in
Dover on the third Tuesday in January
at z o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Grams Fluid Lightning and Pike
Toothache Drops will cure toothsche ir
Two minutes. For sale by Taylor 4
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries
302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Flne lew oi w,

J. c. Massey, No. 402 King street, has
in stock a. FIRE lot Of jsr elry as is
kept in the city, and he would respect
fully invite the public In general to an
spect his goods before purchasing else.
where.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
n Otfe 8.

We wish to call youT attention to the
fact that.you need not leave the city
to have yOnr hair Gu and dressed in
the latest New York style, II you call
st the Preston Bros Tonsorial palace,
No. Il. sixth II.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

NyUTICF.-THE WHEREABOUTS OF
~ the following named persons are sought
fNr; Jane, a widow, and Richard and John,
her sons. ana Emma and mary, her daugh-
ters, who at last accounts lived at Wilnlug.
ton, Del. The boys worked for one John
Sann, mill owner there. Publish notice.
Any information Will be gladly received by
FANCELUT Marlin
l2l6+ltdltw SAMUEL JONES.
Adaross- lex eeEpOrt, Allea heny Co, Pa.