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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-23

majority report of the Committee on
Credentials.
Gov. Hubbard of Texas then ad-
dressed the Convention in favor of the
minority report. He referred in his
speech to Tilden, which called forth
loud cheering, which was taken up by
galleries and repeated. When the
names of Hendricks and Bayard were
mentioned they were also received with
ignore The minority in New York, as
New York would be the battle ground
in November, and the $4,000 minority
might be the salvation and success of
the party.
Mr. Fellows of New York spoke in
behalf of the majority repors. He said
the question was whether New York
had right to arrange in regard to her
representation, or whether it should be
arranged by her sister States, and went
into the history of the contention in
New York.
Fellows closed with an appeal to the
different States to- do New York JUS
tice.
Rufus Peckham of Albany spoke in
behalf of majority report.
Convention now calling roll on adop
ton of minority report. A great deal
of canvassing is going on among the
delegates, Alabama not being ready to
vote,
Minority report of Committee ON
Credentials, fsvoring admissions Of 20
contestants from New York, rejected.
The vote was 20 for adoption TO 457
against-New York not voting.
Majority report adopted-New York
contestants to occupy seats on the
| floor.
Report of Committee on Permanent
Organization adopted
Gov. Stevenson on taking the Chair
was rec-ived with prolonged cheers.
The report recommends the admission
of delegates from the Territories and
the District of Columbia, but without
Alright to vote.
Ropors Of Committee on Platform
congratulates the country on its escape
from third term, and regrets that S.
j. Tilden was withdrawn as a candi.
date.
Motion to adjourn lost.
| Committee on Resolutions not being
ready to report, delegate from Ken
lucky moved that the Convention pro-
coed to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent Carried.
Roll OF States ordered for presenta-
ton of candidates.
When California was reached Mr.
NcElrath took the platform and pre-
sented the name of Judge Field. he
said the Democrats now had ALI oppor
tunity to select man who would in
sure victory to the party.
Judge Fields name elected good
deal of applause.
Colorado seconded the nomination.
When Delaware was called there was
prolonged cheers as Gray took the
platform to nominate Senator Bayard
When Illinois was reached Marshall
presented name OF Morrison, and was
frequently interrupted by cheers, until
Chairman threatened to clear out gale
ries if repeated.
Voorhees, presented name of Hen
bricks amid great cheering.
Massachusetts, seconds the nomina-
ton of Bayard.
When New York was reached the
Chairman asked to have it passed.
Ohio presented the name OF Thur
man-cheers.
Pennsylvania presented the name OF
Gen. Hancock great cheering
Dougherty listened with much atten-
ton, and reference to his nominee al
ways elected applause. When Han
cocks name was mentioned delegates
and Others arose and cheered for some
minutes.
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TIE Procession viii form at II ocoek A n.
IN front Of Centennial Hay, in the ioIk1x
order
l--Grapd Marshal and Aids.
Brass Band
3 President Of the Day, Orator Chaplain II
Readers in csrrisge..
Gar 81 state. with Goddess Of Liherj.n
Children representing each state . :
Union.
Sire Company, in uniform, with nzess
and Ladders
s-Citizcn in carriages, mounted ard o.
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A M u = Il VI Il n Ts'
A GRAND BALL !

A grand Bail ill bc given IN tls o.Il
under the auspices Of tie EAGLE DA' ',,a
CLUB.
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LINE OF MARCH

Commencing AZ Centennial Eali, zna Pc
cscding down Nan street TO Frs stree
thence, through First street TO Akin stree
thence. through Second u Nain street, hsnr'
through Third street to Garrison street. ihrss'
through Garrison street to Fourth sses'
thence, 20 Main street, thence, to EAApsa
street, 10 the Depot, Jhence, eourisrrA'SA
through Railroad street ard Main sired " "
Hall.
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AT THE CIRCUS LOT.

After the street parade Of Forepaugh''
circus, this morning, a grand rush wa'
made for the lol at Tenth and Madison
streets, where the tents were speedily
erected. An immense crowd gathered
around the lot, and soon the side show
cont aiming the fat woman, little mao,
and other curiosities, were in successful
operation. The pea nut and refresh
ment venders also opened their wares
and commenced TO yell out the merits
of their respective eatables with great
gusto.
The recent construction OF three new
houses Oh Madison street, above Tenth
somewhat cuts up the old lot aud enter
ieres to slight extent with the intrance.
Still, there is ample room for all 10 get
in aid see the great shoS.
BY two o'clock people by hundreds
were pouring into the large tents, to
witness the afternoon exhibition. An
other performance will be gwen at s
o'clock To night.
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The British Ministry.

LONDON, April 20, 1880
The following appointments b ave been
definitely made -
f ri Granville, Secretary OF State fol
the Foreign Department.
The Marquis Of Harrington, Secretary
Of State for India. tt f1 f
Mr.. H. q. f.. Childers, Secretary o.
State for War.
Lord Selborne, Lord High Chancellor
Mr.. William K. Forster, Chief Secre.
tary for Ireland. ao
Lord Northbrook, First Lord Of the
Admiralty.
! sir Charles Dixie and Mr.. Chamber
lain have received tho Offer OF under
secretaryship. Mr.. Chamberlain dc
clines, and Sir Charles Dixie has not YET
accepted. A liberal conference of three
hours duration was held on Sunday. The
Prince Of Wales visited Mr.. Gladstone
on Saturday. 81
All the members of the retiring Min
istry will quit their official residences
tomorrow. The members of the retlr-
ing andincoming Ministries are expected
70 60 to Windsor Castle to-day to deliv-
er up and receive the seals of Office res.
pectively. Lord Beaconsfield, 1t Is ex-
pected, will stay at Hughenden for some
weeks after he leaves Windsor. The
appointment Of Mr.. Gladstone Is well
received ct Paris, Berlin, 81. Petersburg
and Rome.
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LOCAL rrsrE TABLE.
RAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

| 1nAA1$o A<Eh - W kLmAR0AOAt
FoR PHrLADnLPhIA.-2.xl, e.so. 1:ov, SO
400, 5.4e, 7.0u, e.4u. p. m. On sundays. 2.sl,
'iSai Tos Nj; as;S w Yess..sa S $50 100, 1902. a.
m: iz.ls, ns.ss. SIS. p. m. ON Sundays
FoR BALrrMoRk AND wAsHIsoToN.- =
l2.5i, 2O3, SIS. q. m.; lx.62. l.04, 6.lS. 7.OS,
p. m. ON sundays, Is.5l. a.lo a. IN.
FoE BALTIMORE, Bay Line oonnection,'
FoR NEW CAsrLE.-e00 v. .l5. q. M; LILO,
| 800, $50, p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR DkLAwARE X R.-9.i5 q. M; LILO,
's s r %;,s,rsr, V; Mo sansa tsosi Nos4. nns r. r.
90, a. m; S.ou. $50 p. m. No Sunday
'' Fos DsLAwAn. wzsrEss R. Rib
l0.3U n. M; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILAnxLPHIA.-i24s, 20s, $40;
6.2s, 100, S2O. lilo P. m. On sundays. l2.tS
2.O8, TO- 10 .. m; 7.35. lilo y. Ia.
FR0M New YoRk.-3.us, s.Su, o. m. i2.42,
Lea. Ola 7 w p. m. onSundays. 2vSs. m.
l2Us. 1857, 5.S8, s.38, y. m. On sundays.
Fsca Wxsslsaros.-2lS a. m. I2os.
1857, o,38, y.so p. m.
6zS. s,46 p. m. No SUNDAY trains.
FRoM DELAwARK X. R.-S.5O, l.50 q. m. |;
eH y. m. No sunday trains.
FkOM WILMIN0roN u NORTHERN X. X.
$40, ll.S6 a. M; 1ts p. m. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE wEsTKRN r. R.-s.to,
a. M; l5, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AyENUR-70. sou, 1850, las a. m; ~
sundays, $50 q. M; 900, 9.4b, il.0 p.m
FRoa fHIRpY SECOND ASD MARKET
srAnETs. -7.so. ll.s5 =. m. l2.20. 4.c:, y.
M; Lou a. m. On Sundays ., Luz. 7.O =. m.
NorE.-Ths black figures represent the
lin ted Express" ON which an extra
Isre IN charged.
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HOsO White Republicans Treat
the Black South.
From the Times.

B FfOm tLc iIntes
The outcome of the Georgia Rrpubli.
can Convention shows whaf AN UNEQUAL
race the Degroes have with the few white
men who tram IN the sane political
party. They supply about ninety per
cent, at a rough estimale Q, of the kepub-
licaD votes Cast In Georgia. and they are
overwhelmingly and nosorirusly IN favor
OF Grant, aud yet thetr convention was
captIr I'd and the spoils divided so as to
give Grant small minority of the dele
CATION to Chicago Had they not made
q demonstration during the absedce #
the managers on committee duty aud de-
man led an equitable Representations OF
their race In the ,lelega 1t il pro babl-
that they would not secure half as much
a. hey did. AS it rs, the carpet-basgers
will do the bargaining for GeOrgia's vote
a. Chicago and pay the negroes what
they please.
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FIFTH EDITION.
Taken In.

HOW A FARMER LOST NINE DOLLARS,
On Saturday last as Mr.. James
Megary, farmer of New Castle Hun.
dred, was preparing to leave for his
home, having been attending market.
he was approached by well dressed
young man who announced that he
was engaged in selling tea at much
lower figure than it could be pur-
chased in any of the stores.
Mr.. Megary informed the young man
that he did not desire to purchase any
tea at the time. The young man
thereupon told Megary that he did OF
desire to sell him any tea at present as
he was but introdu cing his goods, and
If lie (Mr. NJ would but accompany
him he would present him With sam
pie.
To this proposition Mr.. Megary
agreed with alacrity, and started off
with the young man. They proceeded
down King to Water, thence To a
drinking place known as "rhe Club. +"
No. 100 Z. Water.
They entered the bar room, aid the
young man walked to one corner of the
room and returned with package.
which he hand d Mr.. Megary, saying
at the time that II was the tea. M,
Megary smelled the article aud said he
thought 1t was good. The man then
laid the package down on the bar, and
became interested in the manner in
which a man named "Slim jim" was
manipulating a package OF caids at a
table. The pseudo agent sat down to the
table, and In few moments jumped up
and going TO Mr.. Megary, said that he
saw into the game and If Mr.. NJ,
would only loan him 80 he would
double the amount in few minutes
After some Ii tie persuasion the mon, v
was handed over to the agent, when to
Mr.. Megary's surprise not only the
agent, but the individual known as
Slim Jim, suddenly left the room. one
going by way of the front, and the
other by the back door. He was de-
tanned few moments in the bar-room
by the bartender, and when he went
no look for the individuals the birds
tad flown.
The place known as 'Tbe Club Is a
disrepnfable den anu IL supposed to be-
run by mau known as "Cmck Foy :" Ii
Is not only a drinking place but drink
.ng den, there being n keno bank run
there during the nights. where large
sums Of money are lost. 1t Is also q
rrsoTt for the light fingered RenIry. and
Others OF he same SOFT that fie-ced Mr.
MeRary out I his money. The place
win bear looking after Dy the authors
ties.
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THIRD EDITION
Congress.

The U. s. Senate Was not In session
on Saturday. In the House, Mr.. Johps-
ton, Of West Virg mia, from the Commit
tee on Military, reported the bill giving
thirty condemned cannon to the Fair
mount Park Art Association, for the
erection Of monument to General
Meade. Bills for the pa, ment Of claims
allowed by the Commissioners Ut Claims,
and tor the payment OF claims allowed
by the accounting officers of the Trea-
surrey, were reportee, ordered printed
!. and recommitted. MIR. Nicbols,s OF
NJ. Georgia, from the Committee en-
Foreign Affairs, reported a joint resoln-
~ tion authorizing the Presid ent TO open
negotiations with Foreign Government
relative TO the importation Of tobacco
into their cominion-. After considering
some private bills the House sjourned,
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Redt Estate.
SALE OF NINTH WARD PROPERTY ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

SALE OF NINTH WARD PROPERTY ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
On Saturday afternoon, Col. VIM. G.
Whiteley, attorney for Annie Rowe, ad
mihistratix Of Richard Rowe, deceased,
sold the follo"lng property, stu ate d
over Eleventh street bridge, IN the Ninth
Ward:
All the lot bounded by Tenth street,
Heald st.andV andeyer ave., with front
OF "a feet ON Tenth street, Ill feet 3 in-
ches on Railroad Avenue, and 4S feet
on Heald street, to ii. f. Pickles, for
81, 100.
Two lots at the corner of Fourteenth
aud Claymont streets, 34Bx755 feet, tu
VIM. McKinnon, for $3.50 per foot, or
$1S9.75.
Two let's adjoining, fronting on Four
teenth street, each l6x75J feet, to G.
K. Simmons, at So per foot, or S64.
The next TWO, same size, TO George
Coyle, for 81 90 per foot, or $4S.
The next three, same size, to Will
liam Forrest, for $l.45 per foot, or
$50 80.
A lot ON KailIoad Avenue sold to q.
T.. Simmons, for 800.
Two lots on Head street and Vande-
yer Avenue, and the Two houses on
Fourteehth rect, near Heald, were
Withdrawn. he total amount realized
by the sale was $2,60I,35.
Considering the locality of this prop
erty, these pics are cons 'dered very
fair.
The City Auditor, on Saturday after
noon, sold lot on the west side of
Walnut street, below Twelfth, 30x100
feet, to Daniel b. Anderson, for $50.
The lot was owned by Charlotte Green,
COL, and was sold To satisfy lien for
paving.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26
General News.

Six Republican County Conventions
were held Illinois on Saturday. Four
OF lhem elected Grant and three Of them
Blaine delegates to tile State Convel-
ton.
A telegram firm the City of Mexico
says the Federal troops stationed iu
Calima have been ordered away from
that State, because the Governor COM
planned that they interfered with the
freedom vi election.
The steamship Strasburg arrived at
Baltimore yesterday morning from Bre-
men, with 1904 immigrants, fion Ger
many, Austria aud Scandinavia.
The Massachusetts Legislature ad-
jour- ed finally on Saturday afternoon,
af.er having passed 262 acts and 6S res
olutions, all OF which were signed by the
G vernon.
Senator Thurman arrived in Columbus,
Ohio, Oh Saturday, and was serenaded
the same evening. In the course of his
speech, in respC nse to Il e complimen /,
lie said: "In my serious judgment the
Pr 5 Dental election this ear " i'll go
lar 10 determine whether substantial
Fresh fires have again broken out in
the wilds of Pike and Monroe counties,
and are spreading rapidly.
OF the delegates thus far elected to
the Republican State Convention in
South Carolina, II are reported to
favor Grant and 8 Blaine, being
doubtful. Twenty-Five more delegates
remain 70 be chosen.
Thomas Mccarthy was arrested in
Pittsburg on Friday night, while suf-
fering tlom delirium tremens. lie ac-
Gus, d hims If of drowning a friend,
named Frank Pinkman, but the police
attributed his rawlings TO his disorder
ed brain.
The Republican Convention of Ore
gon on Saturday selected delegates to
the National Convention and instruct
ed them for Blaine. McGeorge was
nominated for Representative in Con
gress, and nominations we've also made
for Judges of the Supreme Court.
Secretary Sherman paid Phila. a
brief visit on Saturday, and was taken
to the hall of the Board of Brokers,
where he made a short address, in the
course OF Which he stated that "we
are able, without an increase of taxes,
to pay off your public debt at the rate
of $40, 600, 900 a month, and that shows
reviving industry, abounding pros
perity, and hope for the future" He
attended reception at The Penn Club
In the eve ming, and left for Washing
ton about one o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The Americans lead the world in
everything, and especially id fast eati nl
This has made dyspepsia our uatiora
ulsease, though rew under perfect con.
troll by the use OF DR.. Bulls BaItimor,
PIils. Sold everywhere. Try them
Price 25 cents.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, TO whom liberal compen.
satlon Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
press, or in a Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only to
N. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at
No. 8l9 Broadway. New York.
All our GrandExtraordiDaryD Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
,nent OF Generals g. T. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early.
N. B.-Thfs CoDlp0ny has NO AGENTS
IN the BRITISH POSSE2SIONS and ali
persons pretending TO be 20 and soliciting or
ders BY circulars or othe-l0ise are SWIND-
LER& aprl2. 2.2taw4w6w,
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strange Confession
a pRusKARD's sro,
KILLED ma

a pRuNKARD's sron.
p,rn.n, KILLED his pAI
,anSnl, ! npmas Mccarthy Hla Apri
s,1 .egheny ;fliy City on F,iSsu Ess
tsu,,es,ng tramsnug {, from an 'atay atts0I
ing. ing a friend nameS netu Fas Hln
p;0 put no attention r,s sau
r,.s.r Ills rawlings, the oflicsr. e@S
Mere M;a ,t the result of |'ls a disl
MS story has since i hsno4 ulo4
however, however, by the coOtia,, Otsn
n rinkman =! and the 's'iS,nus s'ais%
man ma living on an ',I'e%s OH %s|
l"okine I,S neard nd, cries of dists
nen'''g mann a.'1i out Of the windos,'
,ulil: turned away for a me,'' rne
looking again saw onlu I,onl
rapidly rap disappeared I'M, my ~ ~
The body of "a man waa 'le
river hn 81 near where McCarp,' A.
Ta''e nave committed the 'a.sa day
Coroner will hold an iDoss oss'
CIRCUMSTANCES or ,nN
DO riding house csa',l ioce,nal
evening. 1t is thought eht,s, ~,
went to the river 10 com' y,
ana ana that, tina to save him, 'I,''' Pr
INT INTO q the water, where h '.'
by Mccarthy, who Cd dslis. ~
him under until life Sss Ss,'os os
nv, THE coRoSEa's w,
The Coroner's jury rend' ena
lowing verdict That IS n
man came tn hio In
the hands of Thomas Msc
the latter was laborina r'V. y
mania potu. 1T
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free institutions shall longer continue In
America. The great question which Is to
be solved Is whether or not the strength
of our Government In the future shall
c,me from the affections ofthe people,
or whether 1t shall be thai strength that
spots and dep {, ,lone employ"
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26

STRAWBERRIES IN WINTEB.-The
West Chester Local Ne0s, says:--Mrs.
j. Smith Hilaman, Nottingham, has
had strawberries at different periods
during the past season from some
plants she placed in pots last fall
The vines are now full of rich ripe
fruit. This is quite success, for rails
ing them in the living room one is not
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Oil Cloths.
OIL CLOTHS, From 3 to IL
feet wide.

jill CLOIHS, From ) to IL
feet wide.
A full Ii ne of Smyrna, Velvet,
Tapestry and Cocoa Mats and
Rugs, wooden and linen Drug
gets, Stair Rods, Stair Pads and
Carp Innings.
NoTE.-The low prices at
which we are retailing our Car
pets in the face of present heavy
advance in all kinds of goods
mentioned above we would say
that, anticipating a rise from the
exceedingly low prices Of last
season, we made our contracts
for spring delivery early last
fall and winter thus avoided the
high prices now prevailing. Our
present commodious Carpet
Rooms, with our elegant light,
affords us ample facilities for
showing goods, and we would
cordially invite all, whether
wanting to purchase or not to
call and look through our large
stock.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26
'FOURTIi EDITION
Inalcation. Cor ro-llny.

Falling barometer, southwes. winds,
warmer. cloudy and raiyy weather, gen
orally followed by westerly winds, and
clear and clearing weather, with rising
barometer.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDw.
STOCKS.

.. STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware...........5 :. 500
First National Bank. las
Union National Bank ~
National Bank Of vii. d Brandywine 90
farmers BANK. bu
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. sl
Delaware r. r.. q
Delaware Western Il. r.. Co........... 20
Phila.. viii. q Baltimore r.. X. Co..... 70
Wilmington a Northern r. r. Co..... rs
Wilmington Passenger r. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire las. Co.................. IS
Masonic HAL Co......... .
DeiaWare StaLe. .:.........s...........l 100
Wilmington City 6's..................l ..llo
Wtlmfneto ton CitS 6's....................l0 los
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. Zoe
Wilmington Passenger X. w., lst
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RAILROAD
4 n lA.ADELPlH n A, WILMINGTON
AND BALrIMORE RAILROAD.

NOVEMBER 10TH 1879.
rraius win leave Wilmington ss follows !:
Tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations,
40. s.i0. 1880 a. m. 2.3U. 400. 7O0. s.46 p.
fhiladsiphia (lsxpress) 900. ESQ. 1902 a.
m,
PhIa. and New York 2.2l, 2l,e.3O.7.oo. 1902 a.
m, zi8, 1880. $40 p. m.
baltimore and Intern. sdiate Stations,
s.a6 a. m.
Baiumpre and Bay line, 7.os p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 203,
S.35 a. IN. l2.62, l.04, Sis, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave tor
New Castle go, s.i6. n. M, LILO. sou, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
9.M q. m. LILO, $50 p. m.
belmar and intermediate Stations, 9.ls
M; l.10 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINA
Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta tious
S.le'a. m. 300. $50, e.48 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200 n IN.
Baltimore and Washington. 1851, 2.i0
a. m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. Ii. II. RENNEY,
Superintendent
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r,n.ueiaI sns osmner%ial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Aprii e8 issO.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Market sriu streets tree Wii@inston. % s Del, at M i
N. tu day:
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY. April 18th, 5P. N.
BEkF CArILE were dull during the past
week and pi Ices were Ic. per pound 10 wer,
$40 ieah sold at the different yards At
3a-l1sc. per pound, as TO condition.
SHEEP weie in fair demand at former
rates. 500 hea sold q, the different ward,
at as5t7&' per H., and Lambs At 6a7Ikc.
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More Republican, Ra.cl
earthed.
oLARING FoRGERIEs -

oLAhiNG FoRGERIEs W
swiNDLING by CITY oyy,|
A careful investigation BY J
the Press reveals the fact tI,,l
glarlng frauds are beIpg d,I|
ated In the Office and 6y M
ees OF the Clerk of the CONF
Ter SESSIONS. License bonds
nothing more than the bail m
tavern-ke' pers as a gusreutss a.
will comply with the law. h,,I
names of the surelies boldI,,, ,i
in such a wholesale name, !,
safe to say that fully nine.lepl
license boz ds are bogus.
Five Thousand liquor liceuea
nu lily issued In PhiladslD,ssl'
Thousand have already been hi
for the year 1880, and Of tbsss
safely inferred that MT one
have anything but forged } |,
which to base th,ir Issuance,
TWO thousand bonds net eva
received the approving slpna,
DISTRICT A tOraey. Which lhs
n,iires before a license shall d
rh' gigantic swindle impl
chief deputy Of the CLERK ol
Sessions, several subordiuaI,
hangers-on of the office, snd
Also apDear that some one Ia
OF the Recorder la. ben q pa
transaction. =