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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01
e-9w-I-n

MO T &c II STREET OAR LEAVES
~ Delaware ave. depot rs $50 70 connect
with boat; aBo the car that leaves Rising
Sun Depot at I. 20 on Sunday morning will be
at Fourth and Market in ample time for pas.
sengers 10 take tbs bont Tor Cape May. Boat
leaves Fourth street wharf at S.ls o. m. on
Sunday. h23lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

IHROCERlES.-PERSONS s II OF l. d
VI buy where they can get standard goods
at the very lowest prices. rs DIS extra family
flour SlH0. IA ms 80 cts. 7 lbs rs cts, rs bs pat
ent -four :$l.15. extra family -four $3.50 and
500, patent $50. These fours we guaran-
tee to give subtraction as we do not deal In
inferior tieurs. Ms French prunes, rs cts |;
4 rs starch. 26 cts; lbs dried peaches, rs cts ;
Bs dried apples, 20 cts.; ms dried cherries,
rs cts.; 4 DIS dried blaakberries, Is ets; 4 lbs p.
h q. oeline soap. % cts; o lbs Oleine soap. rs
cts; fbs Akron cat meal, rs cts. l n fine tea.
20 cts; extra tea, g. cts; fine, 40 cts Give
them one trial. Hay and straw sold In guam
titles OF 10 ID and upwards. Corn and oats
bought and sold at Brandywine prices Cut
and wrought nails. We have o large lot OF
Trenton crockery ware which we will sell wye
cheat for want Of Ioon. Sugars very low.
6.l9-eod I'm P.J. FORD
Cor. Front and Madison streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

PERHAPS GENERAL HANCOCK called
upon Tilden yesterday 10 make ar
rapgements for bar'l or two, and to gel
the key to the cypher dispatches.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01
OFFICES.

NOTICE.-THE DIVIDEND OF TEN
~ per cent. Of the balances standing &c
the credit OF members advertised 10 be paid
by the Farmers MuGuai Fire Insurance
Company Of the State OF Delaware " on the
first Monday In May, and subsequently post.
ponet, is now ready Tor payment to those ell
titled 10 receipt Tor the same.
VIM. A. LAMOTTE,
t-9W-l-m Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

NOTlCE-AN ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the stockholders Of the Wilmington
City Railway Company Will be held on Tues
day, July 18th, at 2 O'Clock. p. IN, at their
office, tor the purpose Of e!ecting directors to
serve fSr the ensling year. el+lSn
Samuel CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

NOT1CB-FI HUNDRED SHARES.
~ 10th series Mechnnica Loan Stock for
sale. FirGs payment on the second Tuesday
in May. apply to
W. J. MORROW, Sec'y.
3-20-ton3 AT Fneach straCt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01
WLlmington, DeIaNare.

NHEaP GRUCEbItS FOR FOURTH
~ oil July ut Granger store. 1o3 L. 9th e.
Sugars at 7, 8, ., 10 and lie, b Scans toma.
toes. 25c.; ID finest French Prunes, 25c.; b
Carolina rios, 25c; DIS corn starch, Csc; 8
cans apples, 25c.; tine cheese, 1lc cream
choose, 2 lbs for 25c.; Gross g. Dlackwell's
sa agce S cs hnr IDS .fot psSu G %S
makes tine relish; exg biscuit, zoo. n u n
sardines in mustard. 2oc. can, small cans
for 2bc.; salt expressly Tor dairymen Don't
forget our Foster tea, the finest ever offered
In tn cisy, at 90, 90, 20 and 800 ID our Csc.
coffee takes the Leaf coffee as low as Us for
&c; white dips at Doe gallon our Sc -four is
good ; our g ia excellent our r.. flour makes
bread as white az snow; our cold water soap
saves labor, 1oc. bar; pOraI soap, &c. bar |;
shourok soap, 49,: good starch Sc. 10. Come
to the Granger Store, lC3 Il. eth st. Tor the
best and cheapest groceries. T. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

NOrIUE - FlRST ANNUAL MEET-
~ ing Of the Perpetual Ssvlnvs and
Loan Association will be held on Tuesday n G
10th inst, at 3 O'Clock, when the report Of the
held for oHice.2. est
M. L. lIOHTKNETEIN SeeIetaIy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

TEfHE LARGEST ULOTHIsG HOUSE
L IN Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKFR
Grand Deoot. 18th st.. Market to ChasCnut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01

NOUCh.-ALL TRANSIENT AUVER,
~ tlserloIts TO be inserted In the columns
Of tho RBPu DLTcAn muss Invariably be paid
In advance or Saey Will not b. given any at
tentien. b.ls.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01
At LOW RATES
Ia ABROAD LINES.
nHLADKLFHIA,W WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

pHILADELFHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 81, 1850.
T-sA-" Iill leave Wilmington AZ foll6ws
For Philadelphia AND Intermediate STA
hons, 700, $40, 1890, a. H., 2a0,4.o0, 100, $50
p. N
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 800, P.44, Ioc2
a. m ,9.4s p. IN.
Philhdelphia and New Yo.k AZ, g. 30, 100,
lQ.C2, II. Al u. IN, 1899, 1913, 5.4s y. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 8.35
o, no. 6.22 p. III.
Baltimore and Bay Line, T0S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ia.6l, 200, 2.lb,
s.tb n. M. 12.A Lea. 449 1903 p. m.
trains 70, Delaware Riyidoh leave Tor
nFT CC2tie, 600, 8.26 d. H., LOS, $40, $50
p. m.
Harrington ard intermediate stations, 925
6. H., I-g6, 6G5 >. m.
Be!REr and intermediate Stations, 9.2s a..
a., I.C6 p. 10
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 O. To-, hog, e.9u, $50 y. N.
F1!lMeiphis aud Now FORK, 2.23 n, NJ.
Baltimore ono Washington, I2.5l, 2C3 a, III
For tutt15r Information passengers arc &c
Jared to the time tables posted at the depof.
II. Y RENNEY, SuIlk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-01
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

TTORSES FOR SALE AT II. NJ. H.
IA Gibson's stables French ST.; 10y
also large browA mare with fOal, horse dear
born n early new;I male, sound, years old.
ga e-0.dt
, 1880-04-13
1'l'l;ATS.


The Grand Trunk Offices at the corner Of
Clark anI Washington streets have hccn
beautifully paperetl aud frcscoctl, and now
present a very handsome appearance. Tllo
officers nNd clerks have dOnned 1lew suits, to
],nve their personal appearance correspond
with the Offices.
Mr. Edwin +. Wynlnn. for some years past
n clerk I'll tho general freight n.Iicu of tho
Clicago i Northwestern Railroad, Inns been
pro!nnted to the position OF privnte secretary
10 Ge,lcrAl- -Mnnager Marvin lFughitt, In place
Of Mr.. J. T. Clark, who resgllgtl short tlu!e
ago to accept tho position of agent Ut tllis
Company Mt Council Blutss.
The laborers who left tho Milwaukee Il
st. Paul freigllt-hollse. Mt tic enrller uf Des-
PLANES and Carroll streets. about tel days
ngo, on being refused MI advance ir wnges,
caim that they are brtng pursued by tho
Company. They say that they left quietly.
there was practically no strike. Neverthe-
less, they allege, tho Company has enrolled
thelr names IN Z black-list which llAs BEEN
furnished tho other frclglIt-houses, md thus
they are cut of from all work.
4 ncat little story Is told about the way In
SOCIAL opportunities, he e,'joys. Being III
yited To 4 prlvnte dinner upon Ills rGcent
return from tie West, lle decnrcd In 4 post
prandial stfuslon to tho dozen or 50 Of ge,l-
money than lio could ppss!hjy tlntl use for.
md that the great object of Ills life hence
forth would bc tu !1llproVe the great conso'l-
dated concerns which lle now controls, nlltt
paying securtties. lle suggested. Indirectly.
TINT Union raciiic would he the first to bc1lc
1T BY tho new consolidated arrangements,
Up0il hearing tlits MI old gentlrhlasi present
1900 s,nres Of tic stock Ut tkI md Il frnction.
lie had to sell II out 4 few unyS Inter ut Is,
, 1880-04-13

Mary Andcrson's drasnnt1o sensun will end On
tho 5th Of May, ut Portiund, Me-
Tho New York Park Theatre wlll DO mnnaged
without Il stock company next season.
"lIonrts Ut Oak" continues to OCCUPY tho
stage Of tho Now York Fifth Avenue Thoatro,
";rho Skeleton Hand" was presented last
full uouso.
4 now comedy by Mr.. Charles Wills, entitled
"Colwebs." 4 In aottHo preparation Ut tho Lon.
DON Vaudeville.
Manager Hooley has concluded to produce
Tho Two Orpsi9ils" !" during the Forthcoming
engagement Ut Mlss Kata Cuxton.
that Mr.. Wnllack wishes to engage bIr. Irving to
cotno over n1ld not ut his theAtru, aud that Mr.
Elt'yd has Kone In pursuit Of tho renowned
trasedan.
which hns boon extrtcted BY ii. Adolpho BtIot
fr1 # IT, ts noy9 q of the sam1 nM,ne nd produced
dun ut tho PrincesB' Thoatre.
York, lust night nA Ifamtct ai,d lntor in tho week
he Will nppcnr III ShH0ck ind iett7tcho.' His en-
gngemont bus h thus fur been very successful
2dth In "Cytnbollne-"
"The Way We Livo,' Days now comedy,
produced on snturtlny night ut bis New York
f aS hg q aras sss*
kindly Of 1t nud Bny 1t wAs received with c0ils.d
pr1ble favor, though With no enthusiasm erea
III lts best plrts.
Gen. Havcrly reached town yestorday morn
Ing and 1t took Il stlltli Ar1ny OF policemen to
keep in BubjecttOn tho regiment OF nun With
patants, mining sohutncs, ptAys, and Honnnxas In
lned.clnes Gesoig!ng tho private oillcu OF tue
theatre curly yesterday morning, aQ eager "
put u fortune into his hands.
Mr.. HIlbert's dramatic satire, "Tho Happy
Innd." tho production of which ut tho Lond0n
court ThoAtre Ii fow yents nEo cstuso1 consGer'
Hbie oxGitclnent1 hus giyon rlso to Ill AnKry DE-.
bnte ~ tho Legislative Assembly at blelbolfne
Nnd tho enaGrrrlStnE lluwspnpure Ut that city
huve published tho play In thoEr columns.
Mr.. Macknyo's play. Of "llazel Kirke," pro-
dnced on thu opening night OF his thoutre tho
h1ndieon ,Sq.,are. Feb: I, has now antorcd .lpan
thu third month OF Its garoor. md It 1raxs
iarger houses than eyer. i scon,s pr.,bablo nov M
that Mr.. MMcknyo's purposed royiyAl OF Masks
an1 Faces" Will be postponed till tho autumn.
The success Ut *'Ail tho Ra8e" In tho New
EngnnA circuit bus oven nstonished tho saKa.
ol9us 9 n,a1;maEer m J.. n; Hill The buslnoss Of tho
xrnand has bson duplieat6d; lndoed tho popl-
!arty ut tho piece h.ls benn so 9reat that Il cotl.
tuct has buea signed for ftB reproduction On lite
14t1l 0t Juue ut tho Hoston TheAtre. The el-
gugcnont will lust twU wec1B.
, 1880-04-13
nffvIEIiFIfiS,

Abrlcf engagement was lust night begun
by +. A. SOtliorn ut McVlcker's, where ha
appeared M tho immortal DundrcurU. Tho
audience was Il 1argo one, anu they seemed
to find illlnit amusement III the creation,
which lung ngu beeume fnl,,i'lar to every
piuykoer. We are glad 10 SEQ TINT Sothern's
company Is by no means whAt we geliernlly
lind forming the tall OF u drantatic
comet. 1t Ia composed Of excellent
stnf, and we Rre euabled TO see
tho old drama OF "Our American Cousin"
with every. prt adequately represented.
S0tlIern lM tbs f11e las certainly lost none Ut
Ills attFnrtlyeiiess. Duntlrelrv IL the aatue
duplication OF man run to manners, tho gul-
tlHlilnn without censlnE tO show 6lglls of
ialocy, his guoal breeding u as apparellt, a,ltl
Ills stupidity Is as coMlcal, lle is ua pBrpirxca
as ever oyer the lnudllp Ut life; In short, US
ever, he l. tbs PRINCE Of stngo tops, tie lla,.
IN whom t!a proprietes of lfiu llayU eaton up
t!s logical faculty, uni left being 10 gvllteel
that liz couldn't even figure ont who Ills own
mother was, The ANt Trcnelulrtl, the tDpre-
sentative man not ygt Developed into q
gentleman, WIS well rendered by A{r,
Edward Lamb; Miss Julia Stewart cl,nrll-
in9ly enacted tue role Ut afarp Meredith:
Mr.. r, Compton was \ capital lutlulcomb;
Mr.. +. Dee kuve satisfaction as Hurry Yer
non, Ar. Harry llarwoud was the ST. Ed
1purds Miss l1R Lewls tho Pt0re1sce, Mr.. W.
, 1880-04-13
IDENTIFIED,
Tho Hay CITY Unfortunate.
Sptcidt DItpafeh 10 Ths Chteap0 1rttnne.

DErNorr, Ac., April la.-These dispatch
cs mentioned I'LL nceount Ut llntllng on Friday
thu body Ut II wol,nll gaggcd md bolinl
III the River lt0ugv, below tic city. Thu pub
ltsled description nf tic dcatt woman Tailed
with t!lat OF IL iady living ut Bny City, Atel.,
llane'l ANN y: Ctenlens. Wp left M l'o!ts " on
Miss Clemens enlnUt IN tho city this morning,
visited tho polleu Headquarters at III curly
rooms, on Monroc avenue, where, 1he.
n!trrnoon. Mr.; Clema'is Brought witt. l'iiM i
allo .lay Of her departure, a,M Ut once pre-.
i,0unced tho sk!rt liAngti'K against the wllll
crty. The fnce, nlttongl, grtntly swollen
null tlfsculorttl, was Immediately recognized
by the bruther al!d Ills ct,Npanfgns, aiau u
cOIni,arlsunnt thu features with u photograph
lNMly lying hutore them WIS !hat ot Anma
Clemens. Al. examination nf the Iluir served
to corrntMn!te this belief, alld an Inspection
Of. the teeth, which wero filled with Kee!d,
Clen.ens identified tl's, circular touni
a!nther On tho aay aho LIT home, as'd hc aiso
sster Wers ol4 Issie'.tl q 'asts!ietl o.,es. "r
four ycars .sntss Clemens sntd his sister Ind
!Mon receiving ule marked attentions of
'rllunns Merritt, u y0unE business nlan Of
!i:b: E;lwsrtls 4 &C., al!l t{'ey Wsrs ss!!saye.!
yrurs "f agc. WHEN JIG lit home she 't WIS n
.;i ~ sxsflSt sp'Ftf sd isat H. TO b. II
Tho dead giri WIS colsilerrd cliaste and
scandal o. sensation. Ths theory Is ti!at.
, 1880-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS,

To say that Frank I. Frayne's now ploy,
"Mar.1o tho Hunter" Is sensational dran,a
can convey buta feeble idea of Its true i'll
ss %af"ess ea. ss' a i isstipto p Of It's incl, s
would, would commend p, nc, those who want something
..i,ique IN mG way Of plaswritlng to sec
"Aiardo the lltlnter," 70 he appreciated 1t
MUST bo seen, aru after having seen 1t tho
ma;'nor., '"o, {, a,u'nfi,no ~ ,,o,, ~v tia 20"
.,.'1t'''ste1 u nna'' ~ stu11pt,uR "roi ttia "u-
1hof, ile alunft slay iilhi' VINO the author IS
we DO not know: lio has hidden his identity
rnvrr have emcreeI SE,rtio 1r.mInds no
~ +h.s, iii ,,.at,,nr,,.,ta,, .,,.a
VI '4t"a1 VI" "t"1.oAosnte" sal.s
ca wnT SsG pane to ngrs hs ,an u aha Il. Enss rss
wars. and WHO, with native British ya]or. used
:" na,o. ,v,t,, moI % ~" " tu 4" ,S's ; Iuie's
difference Is tI.ut afar1o Is II tree-born Amer
lean OF tho trappcr breed, and, in place Of tho
tohnrcn. In uses lila howle- -kuifc nt,i rnvolycr
T., In IT, TO-, ,"t., ,v III s, t., ~. Wnet
nlll a young lluntress, OF whom lle Is ennm-
orcd, Lco,lor1 Is her name. She eventually
turns ont to ln n lnssiom Counteas who hn'l
oeef kidnapped ny ING sls!ha,l OF tne p!ccc,
0,.ts 10 ltook wus his original
t,t1o Int whon 1ho nioco n,o"a
t.s'', 1..s., ~ VIZ" "' l., wv uIso opons
Ae nas "snsea ifoIll hls ofle''aa aFlstoc,atlc
Nlsltlo,,,. mid become. q, staEcrohberr,
sr 4o shStg III of ta s9F " oxa W. gStey 4S t
lady. When lle says:. All hnI would plu,'-
der and ravlsii tie entire West for you, ANIL
!ay ~ the gpld u California at your feet.",
his. o!rcr, and. with tlnstlng eye nlll iii EN-
platfc wAve Ut lier buck hair, replied, "NO,
slrrah; tho consciousness 9f goodless, trutIi
and purity, nlhl virtue and llo6lentss nre tho
nrUuqest gifts OF q WUluN1l,n fAnnauye.l
, 1880-04-13


The application Of tho Chicago u Pacific
Railroad Company for tho discharge OF tho
Receiver, tho road having bcen redeemed by
tho Stockholders nccording to law, which
WIS to havo CONC lip for argument bc1ore
Judge Dlodgett yesterday n,urnng, did not
cO1nA to n hearing, owing to tic absence OF
Mr.. I.ar,,cl, who represents tho opposition.
Mr.. Larned Is engaged In some other case,
will bu disposed Of.
It has now been deGnii1y decided to extend
tho road to Lanark. There was little con-
former place carried OH tho Victory on ac-
count Ut 1t being the most available for ulals-
Ing tile connection with tho Western Union
Branch OF the Milwaukee tS st. Paul.
Tho engineers who hnve been surveying
tho extension returned yesterday,
md there Is nothing In the wny
now now M nt the , eonme,esMsnt ne @ Of t Work on tho
The extension! from nyron to 14auark will be
thirty miles III length, a1lll MS there arc no
serious engineering difficulties to be over
c0ine, It Is expected 10 linve IT completed In
nb0Nt two months from the time Of its COLL
IT IS Understood the milwaukee Il st.
Paul Is trying to get chNtrul OF the Chicago,
Cslntot, Du6itq4e& minnesota Railroat, and
II It secures 1t the Chicago Il rncltlc will bu
%sFs SStsfS VIII F%Sst tfS WIT sr hs 1er to e@Sne e
This would give tho Milwaukee 4 st. Paul n
direct 1inu from C'ils@Fo to I4a Crosse, md
would give It ndlrcct Chicngo outlet for both
lts Prairie tlu Chten and ST. Paul Divisions.
Panl woaltl bs turne1I direct to Cticago, md
make Tits paint tho terminus ut al1 the lines
OF thlS grGht corporation.
, 1880-04-13
HAIL TO.T11l. CHIEF,

Mr.. X. 9. Aieldrln,, tho efficient General
Western Freight Agent Ut the Pltlsburg,
Fort Wayne l. ClItcago Railroad, returned
yesterday from Florida, wllcre'he Ind becn
soIourning during. tlle Inst two months 10 re-
store Ills shattered health. Tho trip ltas done
hlm much good, and hu says he has MT felt
ns we'll fur many years as Rt present, On Ills
arrival ut Ills ustco yesterday tn WAS ngrees.-
bly, surprised viii, magnificent pillow t,f
rnro flowers completely ctlSurng Ills desk.
II WIS p!aced there. by his assistants md
clerks NJ u token Ut tlleir esteem aud reg..rtl
for their clllHt. 1t Is Ut elegant work.
,nanship. There arN tho letters "Wclco ntu
llnmuHin rctl carnations IN BACKGROUND Il
Ut wll!tu carnations, with 4 border of cnlas,
white lilies. nlil tgur0ses very tnstcfnlly nr.
ranged. Mr. Nelslrum N.la grently nnnse.l by
lIis SubuftiiNutGs.
, 1880-04-13
SPORTING NEWS.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 13..-Aliss Belle
Cook, of Mountain View. Santa Ciara Cou'!-
ty, we'll known throughout tho Tncitic cOasE
as MI cuuestsIenne, publishes challenge to
ritlo twes'ty-ini!o racc with MY lady III tle
United States for $1,000. Sa, 600, or 50, ,0oa
side, carrying equal weights, ull changing
horses ut tplensnre. Other "details to bo Fntu'
nliy arranged. Miss Cook will bs lib9ra!ly
bncked by her California friends Iii tho eyclt
LEXINGTON, KY, April la.--Ihe annual cx.
hihlt10n Of Btnlliony tuok plnce ttl-dny. About
seventy thorougl,bsetls and tro.ters were
shawn. They represented MI aggregate value
IT 81. .Mo,Nq anu attracsed II largo number OF
Tile spring meeting of tho Kentucky Asst'
ctulctl ltaclhg Club IL announced to begin
May y, a1la continue SIX duys, With thfce
RACES for Encll day.
, 1880-04-13

*. c.. j. u 3. f.
KANsAs CRY, Mo-, April l2.-Tllo Kansas
City, Burlington Il Santa FA 1laiIroad COM
pai,y has, through lis President, completed
arrangements with tho Now England i
Western Investment Company, OF Now
York, for means With which to OK
tend Its road Immediately 10 Wicl'Itn,
III tic Arkansas Valley, and for a furthor
guarantee Of means to build from
Kansas City to Ottawa, md from Wichita 10
Santn r., At the nnniial meeting. Of tho
was elected, n majority nf wl,u,n resitIp in
New York, mid will ll,i!et III TINT city on thu
eGt Inst. w|leM the "details Ut the eXte,lsiun
will bo fully nrrAnge.l.
, 1880-04-13

There Is every Indication that IIoolcy's
Theatre will present during the coming week
the same oyercrowtlcd appearance 1t did last
wien tho management Were compelled to put
tho orchestra under the stage a1ld shove in
several rows of extra seats for the accom-.
mediation Ut those who insisted upon scc!nR
Robson nnd Crume. We will bo sorry WHEN
tito engagement terminates, not SO much on
account of thy Absencc of tic comedians, but
owing to tho fact that the orchestra will tllen
escapO from the hltling-placc. Couldn't
lluuley, now tint lie IL iii town, bo induced
to carry, ont Steele Macknye's Idea, which Is
only Indicated at Ills Madison Square Theatre
and tlaen tho audience would entirely escape
thu ngony Ut DAILY anu his two drums. Roo.
son uiid Crane's play sIas undoubtedly SECURED
M Immense popularity, Notwithstanding is
dtfeCts. 'fliesu defects, We are glad to sce,
are becoming less obvious, md tile inventive
skill Of the tWu comedians will no doubt en-
tirely obliternte tlleln In the course OF tne.
Thls will be tho Inst week Ut the enlargement
, 1880-04-13
RAILROADS..
A New Southern Combination
Chicago 6 Pacific Ex.
tension.
Fink on Socks-The Wabash Will
Not Put on q Fast Tan.

4 NEW SOUTHERN C(1MDfNAT1ON.
II was stated In r1lE Tn1puyE OF Sunday
s,"s 49, ~ oaoe'" ~ ".w tw1
y. Ci"rk' Genef"l Aln''"Bc!, ot t'le Cn'c"ko'
st. Louis 4 New Orleans lsnttroad (Ncw Or-
LEANS branch of tlle Illinois CelltrRI}, l,u ar-
,'a,,s .,,atn .',.., t.',,,,',,,, .,,rt ill.,
wv. wv. @', ,. IT," NV, ,ha, e,.Is n..,,"r,
s,,no. .,'.s .,' ,''.s ",,1.t, ,,.n"., =,
ns'.'., .. i".' .'s o'e"u5 pu'1 r,, W.
,,i h'. !,'". =" ~, a,1 .:,I, III e. Ne,t,,,
..',aI H. ., ',.,"o,.at sa a,,,.h,s,, rn",a III
,,,o i"s,nasa ~ so H.. ,;.u"t ,. H. Naa;"ti,. q
s,I,,,tnmon|n @ I"aS ~ ,ra,,, ~ Na.,s,tttn ,a Nn,,
t,.,a"'. .us" ,n '.m. ~ n,,;,a. -, ~. =,
Tn". psi.". psaSs" o''i t,ailpe,a 11,.,ar sho
49," ...s",,. e..i3.,.,, -. .,',,,u. IT, ~
~ n.,,, na,....,. ,,,,s n'' - rat a,,..
ima,,,a., s.n,,, W.an,,,,t, ~ No,v or1no,,o +hn
,,',,,,','.o','. a. w. "n,a,,,,,' y Naa,'li,
sHrrv{1,.. Mi nj it vio Mn,,frn,,,cry. in Dr,isr
not IL Ge ticsioictl OF tllis business, tho Gil.
cago. st. Louis Il New Orleans lsaitrt,ad
pLopnSeS TO ilanKe cnti,oii cause Wltn tHe Hil.
fmm lacsn u u l4 " Maavi,la H. nnsl :, Tia Tia
iattcr :in,lm KI,oxyiifr to Nnshyitle. Sl.rll n
linc would ennbu the ChicnKp, St I.u,!is Is
New Orleans lsallrnnd to maintain, tho bust-
wei as the C!ncinl,ati Snntliern eit!Ttly III
dependent 9f tic l.ollsrllle& Il Nashville com.
binaton. I5'e ol!lcets Oi ttlo noeve tohaa arg
still ellRaectl III enlsieti1lk tAo ptoJeGt1 ana
tlla prusFects nre TINT ttie exclusions VII! 10
made. II It ls aot!e y VIII W serious bl1W
1nr tho 10Mlsvilla y Nnshville anil b0th Gilt
cnEt! and Cincinnati Will iiAYe good reason to
rejolce.
-.-...--..
WILL NOT si1OlsTEN IT'S TIME.
For snsne days past tho railroads hero have
been Qg{tntet over tic re1lOrt TINT the Wa
hnsi, 81 Tn,fy 4. poc;,sc i,n,iroa'. t,ou,o,,v
..'ss,''., ~ i1ou's ~ eehs IopS
ls"'iaeu ~ put o'l lust tf"ihs oetWeel'
Omaha md Now York, tllat would beat the
Vim Cj,icogo nhont aIx hours II UNA Ir,s.
.,;o,,, t,,et ,,,,.as, .t,,s ~. - - 49,,
mueleu r., INV "'ell tll.s "''e. cai1e w =. ulo
lime-IAblo Convention to be held Mt .the
tcr" ,o"II h.. % ,ot ~ t,"n NUS oa o'y tho nh,a"o
rroIa ,,o,o ,,ra.,,,, ,.nnas', -, - o,,n,, .o T.,
, 1880-04-13

Npsetal Dtspalkh to tn CAt<aao Ttib

Gptttdl plspas<h to IN CAttaeo Tttbun4,
KANSAS C1rY, No., APRIL la.-T. +. Oakes,
General Superintendent Of the Kansas Clly,
Fort Scott u Gulf and Kansas City, Lawrence
& Southern Railroads. l,as teep appointed
and acceptetl tho position Of Vice-PresILent
aud General Manager Of the Oregon Hallway
Il Navigation Company. which embraces
transportation os tho Pacific CVast NORTH Of
, 1880-04-13
II. Whlto the Cant, Dc Boots, Miss l.a,ra J.
Glairo SI r. rendered Mrs. 1tonteAerstnutof, and


Tho Kiralfys could not ilavo sclcctr., :.
better time thnn tho present for tho e,,rnuss
1ncnt they nre now ililing Mt llnyerly's. Il !,
long since q spectacular entertainment ia.
been seen in tic city, tho playeocrs who ia ,ls
light III this Bort Of thing were hungry for #
alltl they Iiave ilockod to ace Enclantmcnt,, !,
every night Ut lis presentation The l,u,1,
ness, wo fancy, has even astnnishcl In
nstute Ktrnlfyy. Tho second md last wenp
Of tlto engagement was begun Inst night. i
change III the ynrlety features llas been
1inuc.
CHICAGO SINGERS IN NIILNvAUKEF.
The Plymouth Congregational Clurrh
chofr of this city, assisted by 1Inc. Etlgcn;,
1tice, tic pianist, will give concert IN Nil.
wnul:eo Dn Thursday, tho 15th, and n, nj,
concerned arc frolu Chicago We append TIM
program:
]. Dmo-"Tho Fishermen " "........,,,,.,.r rana
i';:.,s. Ghar!e* Ks,r Gna jais O. Gt.nisni' asi''
o''e1 ra hnu enie ?,adto i. ;:si: ;;et
1''' N'' !!ss n.ss jsaas ssasGSs'a Gsea;.
"o'"An"l3aSs IL; gfa'3ss i: H1o1: Thomas
D. "1n0 4hF0G sias k!snsss gessto ariist.:: lu't
O. Third Dalladu, a hit. .chon,,
wv. Eagsaie tle Rt,@se Ric;s:.' 'eA'p''
eo' Sfr J:: q. Ia"iars. 'i:''''''flF'as
"e'so Iii: j:a,;is Jiss,;;
o. "Eollan sfu,n,!rs." g!.
TO- "rho sou 11st s' is a"isaas eearls s:e .pu,u
Mtxs Uue,s, Mlss lluHieli, Messos Enorr lid aaI
LRnlja1rl.
, 1880-04-13
DOWN IN A COAL MINE,

1PtsAas oksFHKI1s NsR*E&IV
DECATUR, ILL.,, April 1a.-Aetlyo operations
ut the Decatur coal.shaft, which Is sunk 70 =
depth Of ITO feet, begun this morning, nn!ef
coln, who l,as obligated ,hiu,sHlf to the cly
Under $4,000 to itu.l coal vt depth Of ~
lrast Goo feet. No work llus been l0,e ut lsa
shaft since last fall. blanufactursrs ,!a!y a,!v
1lupcfnl uNd wish Dir. Frorur success tn hls
fuluurtAtlt ulllertNkiNx.,',