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Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
A<ssUAL EaHnE 'EAnAx.
gzAIns LEAVE Wu,rIzeroa.

YAR Philadelphia and intermediate stations
7, s.f0, 1880, n M; 2So, 400, 100, $50, D
m. On sundays: e.lo .. m, 100, 900, o.t(
p. N.
rkilA. Express. s.sa, ., aa, b.oa . m. Sun
Eor Phila. and Nsw Pork: ana, 600, Lol
lo.62, D m. s12 20. sl2.A3. (LiIsited)
607 p. m. Sundays, 228 a. IN.
Tor baltimore and way ststions: ass a. n
ror Bsitinors. washingson and Bay Limo
To8 p. m.
For Bai,lmoro and Warrington: 1851, AGO
2lA, aD q m; l262, l.oS (Lim,tedl A,la,
I.0a .. N. Sundays 12.bl, 2O3 q. N.
For information apply at depot
For New OastIe: 600, s.2b, .. M, Los, 400
aGS p. m.
For Harrington and intermediate stations /:
D.2s q n: Loo s.Rb o. m.
For Deimar and intRrm 9tlRto stations Q. g
mt lisp. m.
For WilmInRten b Ror.hsrn q. r.: 100 4
NJ; S.o0, 900, p. m. No sunday trains.
Arrive and Ills o M, and 6,46 D. N.
Fsr Delaware Western X. H.: LlB M.3o. am
40 y. m Sunday trAlnp, 1850 o. m, 50 IA
TKAIAs RoH wlLAIl aToH LEAVs zaiLADx..
FROM Bread street and Wasninxton Aysnu.
T.ao, $40. lo.so, lo.A6, Las q. m; l.so, B,A5o,
hlH, o, ato, g. 9.4S, lisp. m. On san
dayE SD q, m.i 0, g. o.so, II. 30 .. n
From Thtrty-Second and Market etresta: 7.9p
LN. n.@ q. n; 13.2s. tI4imited) 2Ab D. n
''N 9urhavT' l.oa .. m,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Rhe Irish Lana Txsublea.

fhs excitement In Ireland over Ii,
land question continues very great
Mr.. Parnsll was at Limerick, yestsr
day. He was met q mile from town By
q Reception Committee and the Corpo'
ration, and vas escorted by q proosEs sion
OF $1,000 men, including 5000 horse
men. In . speech ke said Par rliameni
would not rsduss rents, but when the
farmers hsd reduced them then Parlis-
ment would iLt.riere and render con-
tinustion of the agitation Rselsts.
1t was necessary 70 adopt . platform
which Woald profit labor.rs as much as
farmers. They had 60. rid OF the gIeA.
propriessrs in France, Prussia and Bel
gium ; why not in Ireland He adyis.
ed the people 70 offer just rsnt to the
proprietors, then the question must be
settisd this Winter.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
A ca, shsv IN londsn,

London has been anusing Itself with
a cat show In Crystal Palace. Although
tho animals were divided into two
olassss, short haivsd and long haired,
this division by no means describes tae
Varieties exhibited. Thtrs were cats
which had been taught to perform
tricks after the manner Of their more
uactable and oblieing companion. Or
rival-the dog. There we're cats which
we're called uDon 70 do nothing more
than to make themselves indolently
comfortable, according to their natural
and selfish inclination. A white ca,
with one blue eye and one yellow eye,
attracted mach attention.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Im.igrauss ~ the rheusand.

The arrivals Of immigrants at Castle
Garden, New York, on Friday last
were the heaviest ever known In The
history Of emigration at this season o.
the year. Seven steamers arrived,
bringing nearly 5000 immigrant pas
sengers In the steerage. The retunda
At the Garden Was densely crowded oil
day and until late In the evening, and
itsoaiolals vera kept busy IN disposins
Of the unusually numerous arrivals.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Gsasral Grants Plan fer ,he wlr.

GeseraI 0rsns's PIan fer the vic.
tor.
General Grant and his family are ai
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
They propose to remain there for the
winter. At s p. m, yesterday, the
wedding OF Ulysses 8. Grant, jr., TO
Miss Chsffss, only daughter Of ex.U. 8.
Senator Chafse, formerly OF Colorado,
took place. This ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. DR.. Newman, ai the
residence Of the brides father. No.
Is West Pifty-eigbth street.
II Was q very private affair, there
being only sixtssR perSons present.
These we're General and MrS. GIANT,
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Grant
aud wife, Jesse and wife, ex-senator
Chatfse, Mr.. and Mrs. Rlkins, Mr.. sad
krs. Hamilton. Mrs. HOpors and four
other guests. Tho wedding presents
were costly and numerous, bat were
not displayed. After the wedding Q
dejeuner was served by Delmorica. The
bride 4ni grsom gill make Q trip 70
Mexico,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
REnsnBER TMx M0THkR.

Lead thy mother Jsnderly
Down lifs's steep dsclinsy
Once her arm was thy support
Now she leans on thine.
Soc ap0n her loving Isoe
Those deep lines oi care
Think IL was her toll ior thes
Lott her record there.
Re'er forget her tireisss watch
Kept BY day and night;
Taking fiom bof step the grace,
From hor eye, the light.
Cherish well hsr iAithiul bearti
Which thfoash weAy Year,
hshoed with its rJmpsthy
All thy smiles and tears.
Thank God for thy mothers lore,
Dusrd the pri. .eltss bOOnI
FOR tho bitter pArtisa hour
Cometh all too so0h.
When thy grateful toAderntss
Lofes power 70 savo,
Earth will hold no deartr spot
Tnan thy mother's gTsvs
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
KeU TesgaEent RevisIsn Com.
AIAlA.

II Is announced that the American
Bible Revision Committee have flushed
their revision Of the Bnglish version oil
the New Testament, aud HaBguitted
the result 10 Rnglaad. The British
Committee will meet this month for
anal action, and It is expected that tho
Oxford and Cambridge presses will Is
sue the revised New Testament In
February next. The Old Testament
will not be ready for publication for
nearly three years.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Blbao Annivsrsnry.

The flfty.ninth anniversary Of th,
Wilmington Female Bible Society vii
be celebrated Thursday evening next o.
II O'Clock In the lecture room Of Grae,
church. Addresses will be made BY Ii,
Rev. Dr.. Marks and Caldwell.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
In h Aare your roofa nrotastet

M b Asroyoar roofs protected
md winter storms, ant
~ or E.AstIc Paint" Ia aoknoW
- Al's used II to bs uns
Sa 10 ths marESt. Over S40t
Sne IN Wilmington las'
showing II TO stand twelve
EA a. wtich time II the
~. % give satlsiactson In
NY % was 70 bo forfeited
i.l has been paid and Oil
.sWe clam iS q recon mon.
NJ. NM Tai is not one OF the
~ Mh tlil our M rkets and
hssa1ensh having tested its
!, ,Ia Year, they being un
"n 'psas pro or oon. See
sv'nth and Poplar; MIR. b.
'siae TiIllge; Mr.. James
,,tI. ,,it1oaI, !, itr Hope, J0hn As
NJ ny; ", Il. Grant pain tors;
~ pneWport Iron " orks; q.
Sl.,S .s,sSpVALicAN; W. +. John.
M. NV. Hm, Herbert, New
'"a'' and o., Delaware
SS','a a'or s with either by
"ll receive prompt attsn.
l,,,,.u. ", BR' OE,
SSSalStnrer SSa ~. and agent.
SsO, !, .. s5l y East seventh Sc.
N. \ seventh and Poplar
"' w. cor. Sixth and
pSe.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
hAILROAD LINES.
DHlIADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
II BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
july 70, 1880.

L1hllADELPHlA,W WlLMlNHEOA AM
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 70. 1890.
Trains Will leave Wilmington ~ folloWs:
For Philsdelphis and Intermediate Sta
items, 100, alo, lo.so, q m, 400, 400, 100, G.6i
p. m.
Philadslphia (Erpress) $50. 800, o.s4, lo.Os
0. n, 80, 94s p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK 32s, $50, S.eO
le.e2, Q. NJ, 12.S9, l2.43, COZ p. 10.
baltimore and lntel1nediaJe jtatiOnA, s.st
o, N. 6.22 p. IN.
BALTIMORE and Bay Line, zoS p. m.
balaaaOro and Washington, l2Sl, 400, al6,
ia q. m, l2.ta, L04, G43 L0s p. m.
Tfain8 Tor Delaware Dly1sion leaye ter.
View Cattle, 600, s.2S u M, Los, SO0, T. s6
p. n.
Harrington aad intermediate Stations, u.2S
a. n, l.gt, do6 D. m.
DeilnAr and 1ntezmsdiAss SsAtionA, s.ss =.
m, 10 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phiiadsfphia and Intarmediats Ssetions,
Sl0 .. m, 400, e.0t, $50 p. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.E N.
Baltimore and Washington, l26l, aoS q, m.
For fufthof Information passengers are 10.
ioRred to the time tables posted at the depot,
H.. y KENHEY. Supz.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Ha..
n OEAalE.

NOTlUE.-WILMiEGTuN LOAN AS.
~ association. new stock now offered
Apply 70 0EU. o. MARls. Secretary,
lOb.lm-eod no. col Sh1pley a..
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

nN4AWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and aitor February Is, 1880, trains
will run ~ follows:
Leave Wilmington as ylS, lo.oo, n. m, Eso,p
N.
AHiys q Lsndsnbsrg, sec, q m., l2so neon,
so. p. m.
LoASo Landonbers, T. M, t2.bo, p m
Arrive % Wilmington, e.oe,a. m, Ala, .. uA.
@2ea u OONNEII.. Suo'k.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

NOnCE-TO THE N EMDERS OF THE
IN Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pauy OF MilI Cresk Hundred AN assess.
meat Of one dol or on the Thousand has been
nadc on the taxable basis OF the umrany 10
meet tho loss b7 TIE burning OF Lewis Sprin.
gers barn. All who come forward and pay
their tax on or before the 25th of November
will nave their per cent deducted. OoIleO
tors y. ". Day, james Springer, H. n.
Finn, A. Deriekson. ll2.3td3tw
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
F,ss sALB.

- SEVERAL SIX ROOM
,iss.oTs,sslJ weli Dailt, with gas'
". lho.,s Nj bath +; centrally loo.-
~ Wv, 500 ior workingiIen wal
|rsls sS' serrns rsasoaable and 40
y W. 4. 'hi.nply to the ownsr,
|ss9s.' = HtiLLEs, 1907 french o
A LIjisaA pl-eod
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

0OoD STEAM WHlS'
|slL,.s.n,s sr tns.boat or manulactuf'
ElIa", kpsly RMUBLIoAN Of
|aIsnsn" s.l4tf
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

u-s,IhI.L % JiLERj SUIT
lbt.sa Yacht o. small business.
4 IfEst ......-..----.-
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

rTvA LAR9E SToOK OF
ALt, a. icy sale at 88 W. 9th st.
" WINFIELD ). S'fARH.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
BROR ERB.
. X. ROBINSON q o.,

ELLAUrT. JOHNSON q 90.
, 1880-01-20
LEGAI-TENpERS.
STATUS or DAYAIlD's RESOLUTION
Rnsa{ot Yhsnrtsk IN 1+hs fskflaan Ttsjhtu o.

sptetot DApatsh to 1fs chteaeo 1ttaaHe
WAstIhaToN, D. O., Jan 10.-In cony9rsatip4
with Senatorial trionda Of Mr.. Dayard to-day.
sotne interesting faots In regard to the rsA
situation ct the 1layard resolution in the aenaa
Finance Committee waro developed. Doth a!da
atn anxious to dony discussion on the subject ua'
til they havo heard moro generally from tho ooun.
try, Tho class which supports the rcaolntonn
largely confined to the East, and has mado ttssN
hoarsl through nutnberlcsa petitions and letteEh
while the opposing elemout has Klyan little at
tet,tion to 1naking ttsolf known to tho Cofa'
mlttae. Tho opponents OF tho raaolnton ~
also quito ut sea, and altogether willing 70
allow the subject to reet for tho pre4ens
Another curious feature hns beon dcvcloped.
both In committee and on the Democratic s!de
OF tho chamber, which shows that quite mum.
ber VI Senators, who arc privately III favoso1
tho UayarA resolution, aro opposing 1t, Or at
tempting to throw
oDsrAul.xa N THE WAY
ot lta consideration, chEoiiy beoRuyo they do MOI
uusire tt,at Mr.. Rayard shpull gs!n any #tren1ta
for tho Presidential nomination through an ae!s
speech which he Il ready to nuke In fayor of ~
resolution. Anothnr curious fcaturn Of tho ut
uation in the Bonato F!uanoo Commttoe
IL that tho worry mon who, At tho oloss
Of tho extra session. wero crying loud!
for tho dcoapitation Of Mr, NaJara
because of biz oppoaldon to reporttug tas
Warner glyor bill. aro now themselves IN faEot
OF allowtnR tho subject to reBt- It aproars that
al Tho tirst meeting IN pvcomber Nj. 0ayard. y
IT, I'D MhSs 1Sa W. Eli fS 1sSss
aud asketi tho ln61nbcss what thetr aealss 10 r.
Eartl 10 1t then was. At this Nj, Yoorheef. xna
has boon from the beg!nMtnF tn fasoE q ho ts X
tho YuuXosttou that tho bill had hotter R0 podF
poned fur tho prcsunt-
, 1880-01-20

0Kv. HERMANN IrEB, ex-Oounty Clerk,
and nj present Superintendent Of tie Winter
Department, Is an lrreprasable ttemagog. wa
1lcatl not rofcr 10 Ills administration Ut tho
County Ctnrk'a nillco, nOr To tho general But-
prise, II rot regret when Mayor Harrison
appointed him to tho head Of tho Wator Of
tieo. Tho water-ratcs arc assessctl agatnst
property, and not aHalnst individuals. Tho
city llas its remedy for nofl-paymeut at WI
ter-ratea agntnst the property aaseasctl. It
Inns also the power Of cutting of the wntcr-
supnly Payment OF wator-rates Is Il mattor
Of contract between tenants and landlords,
with which contracts tho city has nothing to
do. Tho watar-rates arc due In May md No.
ven.ber. Notices hayo recently hcen sent to
oil those who have not pRtl their Afny rents
for wnter that, nnloss tho sama bc paid with
In five tlays, tho water will ba cut OF. Mak-
ing his own official net a prctext for ainall
piece of cheap tle,nagogIsm, L!cb,
OIL Saturday, published letter nrg-
Ing that oil watcr.rates from persons
too poor to pay them slould be
rebated or remitted, and commented on tho
hardship Of the law which compelled lin, to
give tho flve days. notice nt intention to cut
or the winter. This was silly nonsense. If
pc rson he too p00r md destitute to pny the
wator-rate, ulon that Is matter hetwcen
lin atd the landlord, tho watel>reto being
pnrt Of tho rent IN rontt tho water.tax
wonld be 4 retease Of thu property or Of its
owner, md not of tho tenant. Llcb knew
this we'll enough, but llo could not resIsttho
opportunity to advertise himself MS MI un-
mitiRated humhug, chronic demngog.
Commissioner Waller, however, yestartiay
sat down numerically on the Superintcntl-
ent, crushing him with tho following ofllcfnl
letter:
" "CI4IuAdo, Jim. 1p.-Gen. II. Lieb. SHrxrtnfen1-
ent Of Htalcr DetMrtntcnt-S1n: III your pnb-
ltshcd lattcr 0f Saturday, addressed to Ilc. yc'l
state; 'Delinluents arc now being notified
that unless payment Is matlo within fve daye
the wnter-slppIy will bo cut Oft. Tho rigid mil
uniform enforcement Of this r,lte Is necessarily
| causIug n great aild I mny say needless hard
| ship 10 individual fum[l!cs, ns III nnny casos
| parties arc absolutely destitute, mnny Of thon
being objects ct ohnrIty.'
| "rlcaae inform mo why you nro 80 rlgldly en-
| forcing this 'tlye tlnys' notice which y0A char
nuterEze rs Il 'neetltess hardship to tho peGpD.
ny whit authority and under what conlpnsioi
nro you nctnH7 1t is my duty MS tho hca ut thu
Department to eco that needless hartlshlps II
this particular shalt net bo imposed upon tht
people. Respectfully. CItAa. &. WALLER,
| "Conmlsstoncr Public Works."
, 1880-01-20
COMhIITTEN WORK,
f1taI IMtahd II. xs1sxx LIN HIs.c

Special DApaess 70 TN Chtfaso Tttavne.
WAau1H0TOx, D. G., Jan. 19.-Ths House Com
m!ttoe on Military AaaiEa has made somewha.
sensational report on the relations Of tho unlt9o' '
6sates with Mexico. In connection With b!lp
which propose to appropriate money for tas
erection Of additional military po#ts on tho NV
Qspude frontier. Ihs Committee report fafqt@
ably upon theae bIlls, aud. Al m argument %
favor Vt making the appropriations deslfse.
mako the following declaration relative TO nv
altuatlon on our Southom borderl
While your Cpmm!ttQo Aeartl!y Join and co9, T.
cur In tut congratulations ct thV pFestdvatthasa IL ~
!i9provod and encouraging, oogaltlpR Of oas "
a3aiys npan tho MpxieAn border. wheyetn y -
that shEqugk ste 1uatulqIis apd uavrse.lu aasiSSS
of m1ltary oomlnendas pe teo nAti?ns s1 q, gatf r
th9,g respective 0QYYtaglonta rai4A sad t!vRtTs Rrs
aaMona ,naHs EsSsay deSEeaasa ~, ysts,Io @a'e
P3MttuuS4, .yonr Q9lair.ttYs IL s9nafssal.. sl.
TINT tho" Troubles With which that NV
, 1880-01-20

Chief Onray wears n plug Int
The Empress OF Russia Is better.
Queen Margaret of Italy ia suffering from

Chief OurAy wears plug INT.
Tic Empress OF Russia Is better.
Queen Margaret Of Italy IL suffering from
hysterin.
The engagement between Miss Dudu
Fiotoher, Nuthor OF " Kts1net," and Lord Won't
worth hns boon br0kcn on.
A report was current In New York last
week that Ehurles OConor WAS about to lnarry
Mrs. Hoks.Lortl. but rcportorlal investigation
proved It to bo false.
A. reporter OF tic Kansas City Times has
mado tho startling aIsoovory that Emma Abbott
oata oyatern, and thot sho Is tucked Into bed oV-
CRY night by her lnaid.
Mr.. Beccher snys t'lat in order to kcep
from downfall min must cultivate "tto ethics
Of eonsolnnco." Hereafter nny persOn who
goes skAtluK With ntoar conscience Is NIL
right.
One Of tho satltlest features Of the peace
ful settlement Of nffairs ut AuKuatn wls tho
fact TINT 1t rendered necessary tho destruction
OF about twu hundred powerful md loaded oll-
torlAls on " Tho Crisis IN aiaine,'
think Ut thee, dear William.
And lnug to huar from youl
Hot,d mo mIsstyo, won't YOU, ploQso2
Oh, come now, billet doux.
-S,ctet Singer 0} Michigan,
The Princess Winnam.,coa Is lcctnring IN
tho Pacific btatos on tho aorrows OF tho Indians.
After telling All audionoo at Wfnnomuuca, Now,
ntAr tho homo OF her tribe, Ut tho WratlR that
the white man had dono by Introducing fire.
water among hor people, hhe got htlarIoualy
drunk.
II Ion franklin ha1 not died soma tImo
ago, ho would havo bocn III years old lnst Sat-
urdny. Mr. Franl1ltn will bo remembered by all
students OF the "Fourth Keader" a. y entne-
what eccentric ppsson who Invented a maxim to
tho offoot that inMcnso wealth GUILD invariably
be secured by getting Up ut O'Clock Ia tho
morning.
Tho young ladies OF Chattanooga, Tenn,
organlzea u lcnp-year party, hIrpd bull, or
| dcred supper. and went around In carriages "
hunt up tho young .u0n to compel theH to come
| in. Everything wAa loyely until thoy went to
settle tho b!a, whom they learned that tho young
mon bud alroady paid them. Tho young ladles
say now that it was "roal mean" III tho boys,
md declare they will never give another laap-
yenr party.
TIE Tn1nuas Ia in receipt OF recently
published song, tha work os Mr. Anatolo hod-
| rtguea, which will douhtloss soon run out Of the
Mar9ot that popular lyric, Groase the Grtddlo,
nlrdlo DurlinK," aud other productions Of 4 !lka
nature. It IL eutitlod GeoE1!a, italso Ne from
Ny VIllow," hut u dedlouted " another young
lady. which would saa1n 10 lndtcato TINT Gaorgte
raised tho bard with such success that he 10
ooyorod md got another R.rl. Tho first vor.s
informs Georgia that tho patiQnt will lc4vo bur
"ora tho Fobln's cheerful song tells tho waking
all arpuud III that It II the carly muFa," tho
tiIno Of tho uddre4 being spparontly about II
I y. IN. But tho uhosls IL whcs9 tho author turns
himself looso mud fl!rly Eiyals Ns. Childa II
saads a. fql,owas go
"qsorsle. raise mo irosF r. ny pillow-
: fi:s a2 sSs psi sS Ssss sssEs Ess sssi s*sasas'
, 1880-01-20

THE annual report Of tho Inspectors Of the
House of Correction makes MI extremely
credItable showing for that Institution. 1t
has proved to be llttlo more than setf-sup-
porting during the year 1870, and its manage
1ncnt reflects credit upon the city. Tho low
death rate, five out Of m aggrcgate popnla-
tion OF 5,412 for tho year, shows tho location
to DO 1lealtl.y and tho diet and sanitary rcgu-
1ntfnna 3rb0tosnfnn
, 1880-01-20
RAILROAD COMBINATION,

There was long ugo good reason to suspect
MI Intention OIL the lnrt OF the railr0al kings
to Mako a geographical partition Of the raf
roads Of this country into q certain number
of "systons " that would work together har-
,nonlonsly in the common aim of robbfnG tho
people. Tho evidences Of such n scheme
have been accommodating raccntly at a rapttl
rntc. Mr, Vanderbilt, acting through Mr..
Fink, has now thirty-four distinct railroads
Nndur his tlctaiton. Afr. Gould has been nl-
lowed large field in the Southwest, md has
been acttye and successful in establishing Ills
sway. The Central Pncffio coterie has lin-
disputed control Of the extreme West. And
now the Louisville g. Nashville corporation
announces tho capture Of tho Nashville d
Chattanooga Railroad anu the control OF alt
the latter's leases and connections. Tile two
systems will now be workoti as one, and this
acquisition Is probably the forerul,ner Of
complete absorption Of tho Southern terri
tory by one clfql,e.
Such giant combinations rs contemplate n
complete partition Of the entire country, no
far as railroad service goes, arc naturally OF
gradual growth. They have matlo marc
hcatlway thus far than You'll hayo been ho-
lEeycd possible year ago. The scheme
Ia far more comprehensive and 1ncnacing
than anything that was formerly understood
BY combination. Formerly there were trail
road monnpolEes "}otIle design Ia tint there
shall bo at some futnru tlny, mt fur distant,
0na great monopoly, What tho German Gov
erllncnt Inns hgon doing III hohatf Ut tho pce'-
pic, the fcutlal chiefs Ut tho railroads in tlils
country desire to accomplish It. their own
selfish interest. Il central dlctatDrlal ring Ut
management is tho ai1l, Which sllall ]laye
t]e power to Issue its ukaso Mt my time,
establishing arbitrary rates from which no
appeal will lie. A. tow Offices, located ptoha-
bly, In New York City mid connected by
telephone, would then be abla to mako
simultaneous levics upon the people In NIL
sections of the country, aMl producers n,ul
CONSUMERS allko would be u0werless to help
themselves.
This scheme for the Capitalization of rail-
road management Is violation OF law aud
Justice. It is an organization for resistance
tn the principles which 1lnye always applied
to common curriers', for defiance Of popular
rights, and for the nbuse Of tho public fran-
chjscs and privileges which emanato from
the people. Tho i1,hncemont for granting
charters freely, md encouraging tie build.
Ing Of railroads by liberal donations Of lnnd
and maney, was found IN tho lIopa that conl-
petition would result, anl tllat tho peoplu
would benotlt thereby. Tho movement Of
tha railroad ch!ofs !s ln tho opposlt dlrce-
tton. Combination defeats competition. It
has been done partially by means Of pools; It
| Is now sougl.t to bo dona wholly by common
ownership. 1t has BEEN done locally; 1t IL
| 1,n,v gn,,uht tn lDe tlnnG NATIONALITY Railroad
, 1880-01-20

the public schools In tho number OF cnlNll.
latus presented and in tl,o quality III tho
training given to their pupils" OF the Hcl-
entIilo Schoo! tts trientls will be sorryta llcar
that tts future Ia not particularly bright, nrd
tic number Of It's students tllninishes MI.
nunlly. In this respect the Yalo Scleutlaa
School has tho advantage.
, 1880-01-20

TnR Republicans '0f Aouthern 1fltnola
propose to press tho lion. Jn1ncs Mccartney, of
Wuyne County, rs a canttltlato for tho notnina-
tion Of Attnrnoy.uunoral, ~ because ho Is a
gentleman Of tluo ability, who would hanor tho
otllae, md G2) hnont,so he crn,oa from q section
of tho stntn that comprises twonty-six colnties,
giving 4a,0o Republican majority. and that hna
n0yer Ind q 8tato otlloe, or avon candidate for
pnD.
, 1880-01-20

THE Atlanta tau.) Constitution Ia sound
whom 1t suys; We do not want tho prcsoslt
status of tho currency disturbed undor any
protot,so. We wnut tho Krecnbaok to remain
just III It Is. as good as gold. We want no moro
tlnkering with tho currency for the present Mt
uf
, 1880-01-20

THE snle OF tho stock Of gobds left on
hand at the time Of the COLLAPSE of tho dry
goods house Of StGttauer Dros. & Co. yestcr-
day realized ss1, ,G07.5o, or 5s}6 per cent Of tho
valuation.
, 1880-01-20

TnE telegraph has heretofore briefly hinted
at an Interruption OF tho diplomatic relations
between Turkey and England, n.,d tha
foreixn malls now at hand supply tho
3caa,i. wlllcll Is aIi,ost ludictous. 1t nppcurs
, 1880-01-20

Tnn Pontiac {Ill) Sentinel says that
Washb,irne is supported fer President by tho
Now York Tfmts, TEn Cil1cAuo Tribune, and
tho Staats-Zettung. Tic Ia tho first choice of
neurly every uarrnan Republican newspaper in
$t,r ,trtEt
, 1880-01-20

THE Rockford GHzctte puts this brief CO.
nuutlrum to its Icpnblcnn contemporaries:
"Why not re-elect Gov. Cllnm2"
, 1880-01-20

, SoME Of the country Republican ncwspa-
pors do not object to II, J. Dgcsty for dovorunr,
hut they profor tn aoo him returned ngain to tho
unltod 8tatcs sonato In plnco nf David Davis
, 1880-01-20

THR CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established hraneh
oncos for tho rocept Of subscriptions and hdvoTss-
tnonis as follow;
NEW YopK-Isonm . Ttibnns Aul!d1ng F.T. Nc
FAbnRN, Manager.
PARIS, Frunco.-No. ID Rue de IN 1rnn9o.bAtoloro.
H. MAILER, Agent
LONDON, EnR.--Amer!cah Exchange, ~ Strand.
HHhnY =. GiLLId, Agent
WASHINGTON, D. C.-13lo street.
, 1880-01-20

THE New York lfatl stfll believes In Mr..
Edison, and that he bus not overstuted hEs caso
no nutter whnt his it,liscreot frlunls iluy hayo
, 1880-01-20

THE Washington monument IL still unfln-
IsAed. But It must bo comforting 70 tho suryIv-
luz 1uemhoss Of the Warrington Monument A.
ISOLATION, and particularly to tbose whose