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Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

ASSESSOR SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
WARDS. LIST I'd Sd 4th 10th Total
l.B.JohnSon l2o 1853 1853 lol I4 672
IN THE HUNDREDS.
The following is the result in the
county hundreds as far as ascertained:
New Castle Hunred-Rspressntative,
Samuel Guthrie Levy Court, samuet
Silver Inspector, John B. Vining
Assessor, Robert c. Gordon ; Road Com
missioner, Elmer W. Clark.
South Christiana - Representatives,
DR.. Isaiah Lukens, 113; Henry Swayne,
IL. Levy Court, Amos Sharpless, 80;
James M. Brackin, 35. Inspector, DR..
Alexander Irons, 125. Assessor, Alex
ander Everson, l24. Road Commission
er, George Thompson, 25; James Toy, 10.
North Christiana - Representative,
Henry Swayne, 1862; DR.. /. Lukens,
20. Levy Court, Amos Shsrplsss, 1853;
James N. Brackin, III; Inspector,
Charles Green, 3sl Assessor, Alexan-
der W. Everson, 1882; Road Com mis-
sioner, James Toy, l9l George W.
Thompson, 2l0.
Brandywine Hundred-Levy Court,
Mahaffy, 104; Day, 81; Handy, IS.
Inspector, Chadwick, l6l. Assessor,
Talley, l42; Green, s4. Road Com.
missioner, Banks, l13; Mcusley, LOG.
Saml. H. Derrick received 1876 votes in
West district and Amor G. Forwood 81
for Representative.
East White Clay Creek, Hundred
Representative, John Pilling, II. In
spector, David Appleby, II. Assessor,
W. S. Stroud, II. Road Commissioner,
Geo. T. Brooks, II.
West White Clay Creek Hundred
Representative, John Pilling, So. In
spector, J. F. Williamson, 50. Asses.
aOr, William J. Stroud, 81. Road Com
missioner, George T. Brooks, 80.
Pencader Hundred-Levy Court, DR..
l.. F. Eliason, 81; G. W. Groves, 54. In
spector, Ferdinand Janvier, AS. As
SCISSOR, Thomas Lindell, l43. Road Com
missioner, Nswmop. 80; Mccoy, 46.
West st. Gsorge's-Repr preventative,
Andrew Eieson, "a; J. X. Williams, l.
Assessor, C. + Gritienburg, 3S; 8. M.
Enos, l. Inspector, A, r. Penn ngton,
"a. Road Commissioner, NJ. B. Burris.
"a.
Red Lion Huddred-Asssssor, T. J.
Price, so. Inspector, (East) G. A.
Clark. IS. Inspector. (West) John
Diehl, Is. Road Commissioner, Theo-
dore Jones, so.
Appoquinimink Hundred-Inspeo-
tor. Whitlock, lis; Keller, l04. As
sessor, Lyman, 90; Hanson, IS; Van
degrift, 10; Warren, % Road Commits
siorer, Collios, III; Lee, 81; silcox, 81;
S. Warren, 50; McCarter, At. The high
est two on the Road Conn is sioner's
ticket were nominated.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
r.ls.asss.assssa

MEssRs. EDIroRs :--It Ia publishsd
that Senator Bsyard will address the
Brooklyn Democrats on the 9Th inst. !"
We hope and expect that Senator
Bsyard will tell the people OF New
York Of the superior and wholesome
laws We have here in Delaware, how
the thing is worked and just how he
has managed 10 keep himself and fam.
ily in Office, how easily few families
control this State, and get them to ap-
ply the same.
Tell them that the Democrats Of Del
aware are opposed to the great tunda.
mental principle Of equality, opposed
TO "reprssentati in accordance with
population, show them that BY this
beautiful phase Of Democracy, that he
himself Ia kept in once from year to
year.
Let him tell them at the Academy Of
Music that "taxation without represen,
tation is not tyranny" because the
Democracy OF Delaware know better.
Let him tell the BrOoklynitss that
in this State a man who owns few
acres OF soil is superior in brain and
intelligence to those who own none ;
that It ia by this old worn out colonial
law that he retains his seat as the
successor Of his father.
In the name Of sll that Is good, Sem
Ator, tell them how the tax receipts
are signed in blank and the pockets
Of the wire pullsrs Of your party are
stuffed with them and filed up to suit
the voters while the Republicans in
thousands of cases cannot even get as
sessed or cast vote. Tell them that
by this means you stand in your hon.
Ored fathers boots.
Whisper to them quietly, that il
twas not 80, you would retire to be a
dry goods clerk, or second or third
rate lawyer in some Southern town, aa
your sentiments all lean that way.
P. s. No. word about the speech al
the Bayard Club. DxLAWARE.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Tam. ..a..o M u.s Dtsworxe

In the U. 8. Circuit Court at Nash.
Vile, on Friday, suit was entered for
John B. Manning, of New York, against
the State Treasurer and Controller Of
Tennessee to recover $4,000 interest on
funded bonds of that State. II Man
ming obtains a decision in his favor
suits will be entered by other holders
of Tennessee bonds, none Of whom have
received interest for several years.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Personals.

Isaiah N. West, who was so badly
injured by being run over with team
on Front street, some ten days ago, has
at last shown some evidence Of return.
ing strength, and there is some hope of
his restoration to health.
Capt. N. R. Benson, who has been
suffering from an attack OF sickness,
has so far recovered "a to be able to
ride out. His many friends will be glad
to see him on the streets again.
Edward L. Rice, jr., has returned
from business trip to Colorado, and
has taken the Office Of the N. Il. cor. OF
Seventh and Shipley streets.
Mary 4. Won Culin has taken out
letters of administration on the estate
Of Mathew Won Culin, late Of Red Lion
Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

War Department, Office OF the Chis'
Signal Odicer, Washington, Sept. 20
.. IN.
Indications for Monday--For the
Middle Atlantic States, southerly to
westerly winds, partly cloady weather,
and local raips, with light fall in tenn
psraturs, and stationary or slowly fall
ing barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
NatRre'A Rluica.HhH.

|As kidneys are natures sluioe way
'nh ont The debris of our constant
changing bodies. II they do not
4 properly the trouble Ia felt every
fN' Then be wise and Ss soon as
@sSns Of disorder get q package
hdhg. Wort and take it faithfully.
'Nl tIesn the sluics way Of sand,
and purity the whole
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Firaman,A NOteA.

The Phoenix Company 3 engine, now
receiving general repairs at Rsming-
toms works, this city, will be in ser
vice again about .hs middle of next
week.
The prospec: for the parade of Oct
bsr l now lsngthens. The Delaware,
Phoenix and Friendship Companies
have decided TO turn out, and the
Washington Company is considering
the matter.
A new coating Of sheet iron is being
put upon the feed boxes ofthe Reliance
stables.
A meeting OF those intending to 50
to Hagerr town will be held at the Wa
ter Witch Rugins House, tomorrow
night.
The following are the Friendship
Fire Compsny's officers for the parade
Of Oot. l Chief Marshal, George
McCraCken First Assistant, James
McLear Second Assistant, W. c.
Lsibrandt, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
NOMINATION ELECTION,
A Spirited Contest for Assessor Of
she North District and q SrrOnK
Ticket Nominated.

The Republican nomination for SEN
ator, Representative, Levy Court Com
m ssioner and Assessors csme off on
Saturday, the polls opening a. 3 o. clock
and closing at 7. There was no oppo.
5ition to the nomination Of Edward
Belts for Senator, Edward q. Bradford,
Jr., Esq, for representative and prae-
tically but little opposition to the nom
ination of c. Febiger for the Levy
Court. Mr.. Mccall was q candidate in
opposition to Mr.. Fsbiger bat neither
he nor his friends urged his claim at
the polls.
The only spirited contest was on the
nomir alton for ASSESSOR Of the North
District, Thomas W. saville, Lewis T.
Grubb and James Dandy being the can
didates. As will be seen quite a large
vote was poLed in some Of the wards,
Iu the lower district there was no oppo-
sition to the nomination Of JOHN B.
Johnson for Assessor. The following is
the tabulated returns:
4
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
nm, cosssipg.

ANN, CossstpE.
- yo,k correspondent Of the
,.Iss;, sss Lsdg,r says in Saturdays
|''@r 'paii lsst night has been the mos,
lnsS;i ,Ii,icst ID circles, to-day. II Is
.rv pD, 10 say that Republicans Of
',,.sd, ss.s, arc delighted with y, and
@l,Sla,'tt s's.n 70 pr pre- vlou, inIimatlons
S.Iss,,l Garasld's name would be
!, s'ss''i ~ in silsncs. The National
s,,'s.. y / understand, has already
p,''s,, 0,ss,, for printing 25e, 900 copies
,I.,,'Sn,iOn as q campaign docu,
,,,.,ic criticism upon 1t MAKES
'',T' .'I", that If, as the Senator says,
y a. who is not . Democrat has
!, y "a speak or write his sentiments,
,,,s AZ he wants to at the South,
ne var, with It's costly expsndi'
blood and treasure, was afaiiure,
4 ,bsrsiors, if the Union has still to
.',",.I. il would be better TO hind
|',Ss lssk to some other party than
\. TbO has made 90 bad . failure
y : These are almost the exact
A distinguished Democratic
|.im 10 answer to an inquiry as to
4, h though, of the conkling ad'
sud they are worth quoting,
I.iors, as representing the average
[Nr,tiC opinion Of it. AT tho head
|r,n Of the State Committee it is
TS,t Mr.. Conkling will bs "ehect-
4, disposed Of by the eminent
Et,p who will address the public
En occssion-including, possibly,
[lr Randall, Senators Bsyard and
|r,D and ex Gov. Seymour.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Tveu,y-nrss Visit.

!. Dnnon will make his twenty.
4 urOtsssicuAl visit to our city on
|d,y, the 2lst inst, and will re
The select boarding house Of
| Dsy, No. sos Market street, for q
|i,ys, He will be pleased to NEE,
kimer patients who may feel In
1 Of further advice, as well as every
nfsring from. disease. Chronic
!, will be treated as he holds he can
relief II not effect apsrmanent res
lion TO health. 1t is an old saying
IL there is life there Is hope, there.
,As Do.tor's invitation may we'll
Md Oh.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Turnea Up AEnin.

The girl calling hersel! Carrie Miller,
who visited our city month or so ago
and told q horrible story Of the outrages
she had experienced, has turned up in
Easton, Pa, and repeated her fabrica-
tions, which so effected the people that
q collection was taken up and her fare
paid to Pottstown, her alleged home.
The outrage dodge will be practiced SO
long as she can turn q penny by 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
WIlmainEaon nef n.
ladelphiA North American.

PhIladelphiA North American.
"Francis Vinoint OF Wilmington, 10
agent for claims of two immense for
tunes, which ars the subject Of much
gossip Just now in that SuburbOf ours.
One Of them is said to be almost as i'm
msnse as the Springer claim, and equally
hard to get hold Of. 1t comes through
Rev. John Lee, who 1t is said was some
time ago local preacher in Dover. Mrs.
Emelins Mcdaniel, OF Philadslphia,
who is one of the heirs, visited Will
mington on Thursday and spent the
day in hunting up the pedigrss Of the
Robinetts family. Colonel George Fl.
Robinstte, assistant Of the City Treas
ursr, comes in for q large amount
through Captain David Robinetts, his
grandfather. The SUM is fabulous
aud is in = bank in Germany. The
other fortune is that Of . man named
Jones, who used TO have snuff mill on
the Brandy ywins, right where Jessup &
Moore's paper mill now Is. He was
said to be immensely wealthy, but the
case was in the courts At New Castle
for thirty years. A division was made
then, but part Of it is awaiting its own.
ers in the Court Of Chancsry in New
York."
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
nTantieIdo and Suicide.

On the 5th instant the body OF all
infant, with q string tied around its
neck, was fouud in an outbuildlng al
Hiseville, N. J. Johanna Walling, a DO
mestic, suspected Of being the mother
and the murderer of the child, sudden.
ly disappeared. Yesterday body an
swering the description OF the missing
woman, who had doubtless committed
suicide, was found In Lily Pond.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

Professor Webster will give his fist
social event for this season at hiS rooms
in the Masonic Temple: on Thursday
evening, September 23d. 1t will be
opened with a concert by Prof. Cooks
orchestra, Of Philadelphia. The con-
cert will last from s 80 until 0 o'clock.
when dancing will commence, and will
continue until 1870 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
insanity An0nf.

A schooner arrived at Port Hawkes..
burg, N. g., on the l4!h inst, with an
insane msp, who was picked up by the
schooner Apoline, forty miles east Of
the Magdalen Islands, on the 9Th inst.
The man was in a boat without oars,
navigating ii with a piece Of plank. He
said his name was william Mclsaac,
and that he left Cape George the pre-
vious Friday night. II his story was
oerrect he must have travelled two
hundred miles In an open boat.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Partly Your 1sl0od.

n would recommend all to try DR..
|EniDg's Tonic and Alternative, as IL
perfect blood purifier, makes new
!, rsddsns old blood, enriches poor
and gives vigorous health. The
! Is but one tsAspoonful for adults
mailer in proportion for children,
II is exceedingly pleasant to take.
nle ty the proprietor, W. Cham
} BEoTniug, N. D., lll7 Arch street,
Ildelphia, and all druggists. Price,
and 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
AFamtlY Quarrel.

Yesterday afternoon John Fisher, re-
.iding on shipley street between Front
and Second streets. attempted to beat
bis mother, but Louis, his brother,
chanosd 70 come along and interfered,
Selling q stick he beat the sssaliant In
q terrible manner. A physician had
10 be summoned To dress the wounds.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
TemperaBce Meeting.

The temperance meeting at the Rosen::
dale Park, yesterday afternoon, under
the auspices Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, was we'll attended.
Addresses we're delivered by Rsvs. T.
l.. Tomkinsoa and Wn. White. Rev.
Dr. Dubois, rector Of Calvary p. +.
church will deliver the address next
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
AFrse Entcrtainment, ,

Prof. Clark, the slocutionist, will
give select readings before the PASTORS
bible class OF the Second Baptist church
on Thursday evening. The exercises
will begin at 8 o'clock, and will be held
iu the lecture room. An invitation is
extended to the members and friends Of
the church congregation to be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Presidenr HayeL HobnObbinE.

On Friday, President Hayes and
party lunched with Ex-Governor Stan
lord, at Menlo Park, CAL, and after
wards dined with Senator Sharon, At
Belmont, where they spent the night.
On Saturday morning they breakfast.
ed with D. 0. Mills, at Millbrae. and
then returned TO San Francisco. In
the afternoon the school children Of
that city we're reviewed BY the Presi-
dent on Van Ness avenue, and in the
evening public reception was given at
the Palace Hotel.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Hu,Ier and the Uolored People.

General Bsnja +. Butler address,
ed deputation Of colored men in
Pittsburg on Saturday afternoon, CIV
ing as his reason for supporting Han
cook that the Republican party, in six
teen years since the war, has not pro.
tected the interests Of the colorsd
people of the South.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
City esneilings.
The olivet Presbyterian church vii

The 0livet Presbyterian church will
be re- o pened next Sunday.
The anniversary Of the Church Of
the Covenant does not occur until ext
Sunday afternoon.
The Board of Health will meet this
evening.
The property No. 7lS shipley street,
which was sold at public sale, sa'ur-
day by J. T. Heald, was purchase d by
Miss Annie Watson, for the sum S2 $50
A number Of small boys, neatly at
tired in white shirts, dark pantaloons
white hats. gave little, Garfield and
Arthur tolshlight parade Saturday eve.
ming.
A meeting will be held in the lecture
room Of the Church Of the Covenant,
this evening, in reference to the estab-
,ishment Of parish library.
The American Rifles will meet this
evening to take action on the reception
Of General A. T. Torbert and also TO dis
cuss their expected trip to Georgia.
The company drill has been resumed
Dsnham appears at the Opera HOUSE
tonight in the amusing play o.
"Pranks.
To-day J. Il. Seal, II. R. Bennett and
Edwin Hirst, ofthe Grand Enoampmeni
Of Delaware, l. o. 0. F., will institute
new encsmpment of the order al
Franktord, Sussex county.
The steamer s. NJ. FELTON, made her
last trip Of the season to Philadelphia
on Saturday.
Benjamin s. Clark, the jsweler, is
having a new show window placed in
his store on Market street.
The bed of King street between Sec.
ond and Third streets ia in very bad
condition.
Boards bearing the names of the
streets east Of Walnut and west Of
Washington streets should be placed
where they could be readily seen.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
SEw ADvEaAIsEnEN ENas.

NLOUR FLOUR!! AT GRANGER
IL store, 103 E. 9Th st. Just think, q bar.
rel Of good -four for $6; this 10 NO trashy stuff :,
but excellent -four for the price Give it
trial. We have four at 80 and % 80 per bar
rel: old wheat -four at 10. lb; best pastry &C. Ib.
We have the whitest sugar and the best cof-
fee in the city for the price. emit forget our
Fosters teas at bOc ID. We have had parties
from New York to say they never tasted such
tea. Soap 2 and &c. bar, they are wonderful.
We have lust opened lot Of brooms and
brushes; come and see them, 1t will pay you
for your trouble. Don't forget eur &C. starch
and Boston mic macs, line Irish dulce l8c. lb.:
oat meal &C.; Olain soap &c. CoLeto l,s f.
9th street and see for yourself
9ltt6t T. N. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Kemtueky's Way.

They have an sffsctusl way Of ex-
pressing Republican sentiment in Gov
ipgtun, Ky. An unfortunate negro
with Garfield proclivities was murder
ed in true Kentucky fashion for giving
a cheer for the man of his choice. They
want Kentucky to remain solid.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
SPECIAL MENTION.
Try Us.

|iig,us Of Wilmington aud vicinity
! have not heretofore purchased
j hats, caps aud umbrellas Of us
ssrnestly solicited to call and
mine our large stock of new and
Iionsble goods for fall wsar before
|ns elsewhere. We are sure such
bsgsnt and varied assortment was
N before exhibited in this city. Give
Ia opportunity 70 prove the truth ol
assertion. SHBPPRr, the Halter,
sO3 Market street, Opposite Clay
House,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

George Absls, Jr., who was employed
in the telegraph Office, at the +. W. &
B. R. R. Compaa7's depot, in this city,
has been promoted, and is now the day
opsrator at Bellevue Station.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Lost.

A red sash, two yards long and dvs
inches wide, was lost on Sunday even
ing in going from Seventh and Orange
to Eighth and Washington streets! The
finder will be suitably rewarded on
leaving the same at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

The races at the Midiletown fair to-
morrow will be good, and will consist
of the 80 and the 2.37 classes. A
premium of $3.50 has been offered for
the first class, and $3.50 for the latter.
The races on Wednesday will be very
good, and will consist Of the 2.40, the
2.33 and the minute GLASSES.
On Thursday there will be the 2 20,
the 2 so aud the road wagon classes.
For the 2 % class the following entries
have been made l. John B. Wharton,
Dover, Sherman Morgan; 2 John NJ.
Ford, Rathboneville, N Y, Billy Boul-
den +; 4. John Reay, Philadelphia, Pa,
Whitefeld S. James Doughrey, Jr.,
Mschanicsyills, N. r., Brooklyn Flora.
On Friday there will be the 2.45, the
2 35 and the 2 "a classes. The follow
ing entries have been made in the lat
tor class: 2. J. B. Wharton, Dover,
Sherman Morgan 2. B. J. Morrison.
Christiana, Del, May ; 3. J. II. Phil
lips, Philadelphia, Pa, Belle Oakley.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Nine, Dem Orest,s Patt orus.


aSsell x Spencer take pleasure In
Oanclag TO their customers that
nave now received Nine. Dem0r-
Patterns, Portfolios, What to
journals, &c, for the present
N Slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
merits as a lung and throat remedy
r3'ed BY hundreds. We can refer
many Of our leading citizens who
\ C'p'en cured by its use; many have
'aVed from q consump,ive's grave.
/, E,saNIuable y lung remedy, the pro.
"% the advanced stats Of organic
aH,fy. Price SOC. and 81. Depot,
% 1do Ming Phila., 602 Arch street.
10y dealers.
Iu' renowned "Dnmsstic Cough
Isn m the most reliable cough remedy
%',kes, at the West End Pharmacy,
I' |sa'l and Jefferson streets.
I,1 I"'y :! gross ' Of wooden pipes for sale
F'S ~ ~ the Great Tobacco Mart 4th,
|,n,u Uu,pIey streets, VIII, Del. A. A.
I0', IrssSpa!Oh from San Antonio, Texas
Iise n" nea7y raius in that section.
n, ~ as's Hooded all the streams,
\ d bsnass sas to stock and o,hsr prop
/ |lSs Ss :. steamer ouickstsp went ashore
+, thiO, hIHuth Of Ccquilla rivar, Oregon,
|slv OA ~ los, on Wednesday, and Is
M w :" prove a total loss. Her crew
a e oth'I Poultry Powder, for cholera
Ma, of / n Diseases Of fowls, sold by
b st,aa. fullerton, Druggists, No. 302
d In IN ~ loO'hschs Drops are said to
Irtm,OO Oue minute. For sale by J. r
|ssts, druggist, Fifth and Poplar
suo,hn, uas III 'nsy Cure, advertised
|pstits column, TO restore your
h., 4oa Cloth Dsrbys! Rumford
''1 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
State Of the Thernorneter

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Monday
morning, Sept. 20:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, Il o'clock,
73O $50 So
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
w hmleA.

h Nuy 1000 pairs Of secondhand
/" snd shoes. }. W. Blackiston, 10th
Sllpley streets. Boot aud shoe
Ra' Repairing neatly done.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Record wanted.

Twenty. FIVE cents will be paid for a
copy Of the Philadelphis Record. for
May lst, 1880, at ths REPUBLICAN, office
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Newport Itoms.

On Saturday hickory pole 80 feet
in length, was successfully raised at
Newport by the Republicans of Chris
tiana Hundred. Mr.. Snitcher and his
force Of workmen did the Job in safe
and workmanliks manner, and this
morning flag bearing the name OF
Garfield, Arthur and Houston was
hoated to the breeze. A great Repub-
lican rally is to be held at Newport on
Thursday, the 30th instant, at which
Hon. &. J. Morris Of Philadelphia aid
Collector Thomas of Baltimore are to be
speakers.
The tent services continue with una
bated interest. Rev. J. D. Rigg preached
yesterday to large congregations and
four persons joined the church. Poll
ties and religion in the village appear
to bs running race, and the former
seems 10 take the lead.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
w anted

Immediately two good boys to learn the
printing business. None need apply
INIT those having q fair education.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
The Death Record.

There were II deaths in the city fol
the week ending with Saturday last
The causes of death were:
Accidents. l coigestion Of lungs, Il
consumption, /; carciuoma, /; heart
disease, l.; hydrocsphalus, l; msras'
mus, !; mensng;tis, l; unknown causes,
2.
The deaths by wards were as follows:
First ward, /; Second ward, 2; Third
ward, /; Fifth ward, L; sixta ward, l;
Eighth ward, l; Ninth ward, 2; Tenth
ward, 2. -,
The native color and sex Of the dead
were: Native born, 6; foreign, g.; white,
3; colcred. 2; male, 5; female, &.
The following are the statistics ss the
ages Of the deceased Under l year, 2;
from to S, 2; from to 10, l; from 40
to 50, l; so to so, l; 60 to 70, 4.
The Coroner had six cases during the
week. The infant found dead in the
sspd lot, and the dead tramp found In
the Wilmington and Northern car are
not included in the above total.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Potatoes.

L. Ianuey, 303 King street. has
! received a car load cf fine Early
\ spo'atoes, which he will sell TO the
y sM reasonable prioes. Give him
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Cad OF whis,aaer In wasniDgtou

Very shortly after being granted an
indef mite furlough Cadet Whitaker
went to Washington from the West
Point Military Academy, and has re-
mained there ever since, the guest Of
Prof. Gieener. His presence in the city
was not generally made known, as
Whitaker desired to avoid being star
cd at and made the subject Of general
observation when walking the streets.
lie has formed acquaintances among q
small circle II his race, and his visit
has been made very pleasant. As Prof.
Greener leaves to day to accompany
First Comptroller Lawrence upon a
campaign tour in Ohio, Whitaker win
possibly take occasion to visit his
friends in South Carolina. Returning
to Washington, he will remain there
until his case is acted upoa by Presi-
dent Hayes.