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"Have they proven eflicacious9"
"lha faithful so ron .idar than, >,
HOW a STREET RAILROAD HAS
BEEN AFFECTED BY THEELE
WAITED ROAD OVER IT.


The SIKH Avenue Street Railroad Of
New otk was one OF the lines which
seemed likely to be ruined by the opera
tons OF the elevated railroad, one line
OF which Is directly over IL nearly its
whole length.
The Metropolitan Sixth. "A venue) LEI
evateG Railroad was opened abaut the
LIST of June, 1873, and affected the street
railroads business for about four months
OF the fiscal year 1s77-78 lending Will,
SeptembeT. 1t appears that compared
with 1867, there was "a decrease OF less
Than hve per cen. IN the earnings OF that
year, decrease 20 per cent in 1873 ~
"hep the elevated road was open all The
year aud decrease of l44 per cent last
year-certainly nothing like what WIS
| generally expected. But il further an
| pears that the street railroad company
| found means 10 reduce its working eX-
| penses TO an astonishing extent so that
| u has been preclseley since that ever /
that lis profits have been greatest. These
were y per cent greater in 1873 than IA
| 1876 10 per cent greater III 1879 than in
| 1873 and nearly 10 per cent greater in
1880 than n 1879. That il. last year III.
| prof fits of the Sixth Avenue eet al lroy d
were 90 per cent greater than in any OF
the three years next preceding the open
| ing of the elevated road.
Itis probable that The number of pas-
sengers per trip, with the same cars, has
considerably Increased, by the elimina-
| uon OF the long trips, which business
has been lost to the elevated road, aud
pro baby TO the advantage of the street
road, which could hardly make much
money by carrying passengers the -four
miles from the Astor House to Ceutral
Park tor five ceLts. The room they have
lett has been taken TO some extent by
passengers taking short trips, so that in
one trip car may be two or three times
full of passengers. Though the rates are
| the same for all distances, the expenses
are not, by any means, and the eiimina.
uon Of business that costs more than il
comes to is as advantageous 10 a stree,
railroad as any other enterprise.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n BY THE
IN GOVERNOR.
STATE or DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
nov.1O.tE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE
In GOVERNOR.
STATE or DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Whereas, 1t appears by the representa-
tlon Of ). y. Almond, Mayor OF the city
ol wilmington, that on Wednesday the
third Instant. one William &. Guthrie "A
carpenter and builder OF the said city OF
wilmington, aged about IS years, feet v
Inches In height, with light complexion,
lght halr, bTOwu tnustache and chin
wniskers, with a bald mead and weighing
about 100 pounds, who also has "A slignt
impedlment In his speech committed n
rape upon IA child Rbdnt the age Of s 6ars
by the name OF Davidson.
And whereas. 1t Represented that the
said william z: Guthrie has fled from the
justice Of this state.
Now, therefore, /, John W. Hall, Gov
ern' oi the state OF Delaware, In accord
ance with the provisions Of the act OF the
General Assembly passed at Dover,
March 10, ls77, entitled "Ah Act TO pro-
vide for the arrest OF persons violating the
laws OF TINS state, and 10 Appropriate
money to pay for such arrests" do hereby
uifer a. REV. rd Of two Hundred dollars, TO
be paid by the said State, as proVid, d IA
said act, for the apprehension and de-
livery OF the said William q. Guthrie
into the custody OF the sheriff AT the
common jail OF New Castle county,
within six months from the date hereof
Ana de hereby request the sheriff. or
The several counties ot this state, their
deputies and baihfis. and all other police
oihcers within the state 10 be vlgilant
and 10 use every excrtlon and all lawful
means 10 cause the arrest OF the said VII
liam G. Guthrie and ms delivery as afore-
said.
~ In testimony thereof /. John
l.. .. W, Hall, Gov, rnur oi the state
WI Of Delaware. nave nereunto set
my hand and caused the Great seal OF the
state 10 be affixed. AT Dover, this tenth
day Of November, IA the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
By the Governor, john ". HALL.
JAMES l.. WoLCuIT,
SecretaI y OF state.
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Secretai y Of state.
novl5-eOd- 2w.

\ OIEOL Persons "Lp were IrhuIeL
~ the state Of Delaware for the hted
states m ilttary service - May. Jule OF
July, th6l' ana pail cOminutatiOn fees
were Afterwards aguln drafted IN lSbJ ana
were required 20 procure "A substitute OF
enter the military service under the latter
dian, ,will HAD II to their al vantage TO came
munleale, either personally or by letter
wan the Undersigned, who has been au-
thOrlzed by the state Log islature to collect
from the Secretary OF War, the commute
ton money paid BY suJh persons. TIE
Secretary OF War having been directed 10y
ct OF Congress- To refund Tie commuia
on paid on such cases. &. .B. DAY
Dove. Eel. July 10,
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IN OFFICE or THE STREET COM !
MlsSIoNEH, No. 81 h. 9TH st. I

n Office.
IN OFFICE or THE STREET COM
MIsSioNLH, No. sl5 h. 9th st.
WiLMINGroN, Del, Nov. 18Th, 1850.
Property owners Jnd agents Will please
TAKE notice that the fOiIowing Ordinance
relating Ia peVements Win be strictly en-
forced, aud I'm order to save themselves
unnecessary trouble AMI expense they
viii please observe it.
ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAVE
MENTS.
Whenever any defects or obstructlonA
are found by the Street Commissioner or
iepotleu 70 MN, ne shall forthwith cause
the pavement or sidewalk To be repaired
OF the detects or obstruction TO 20 remove
ca NJ me proper cost OF such owner or
agent 81 lhr property To which the pave
mem belongs and report the bills 10 the
Guy Council, to be collected before The
Mayor, l.. L. LYNCH,
now" street Commlssio oner.
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tinue to be until, as separate tribes, their
power TO make war is entirely destroyed,
and this it would seem could only be
effected by some such policy as MIR.
Schurz recommends.
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$500 Reward.

Three hundred dollars will he paid for
thc arrest nnd conviction of the person OF
persons VINO committed the assault ON
Judge Leonard t.. Walts, on the evening
OF tue lstn inst, AT Delaware Avenue and
jefferson street,
J. =. ALLMOND, Mayor.
WI mington, Nov. 10, ls,u. tL
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DR.. HAYD0Gl
N EW
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ONE PILL \ DOSE,
ONh PILL - 4 OOSL.
ONE PILL II 4


These pills are an absolute cure
| bilious aud malarIh infectious
grapple with disease ,l ils l1n uN
| and root 10 on Of the pa'rItN'y'
| once. They iurtl y the b'ly a-alu
ease In ali form, ot sudden hl'au
| epidemics, and enable all 10
miasmntic danger Of swan " Nll
one vial Of DR.. HAft0ck NhN
| Pills relieves the cn'lfr e4-tH
aud aches, rnliyrns the sp,r''s' 'uu
| new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE
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once and take no DlhaI' ,.,tt,t,X
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| another form OF sulci1c Wu'u ~
remedy at nand tocurts'eh" "cS' .'''. Gus az
Take disease In tine anu lvu
saved mauy days OF useless iii'''''
Or, Haydock's New Liver
Are the true grains aud esstnVe u'
and the greatest Oi,'s'us ''
has given TO the WOrh' .,.,.
ALL OVER THIS VAST Oo0N
THE PEOPLE KNOW THEN ,p,y
THE PEOPLE USE IlifN.
THE PEOPLE fAA''A
What hundreds Of lie ter "iy ~
,,snis nj over tie habitabts s.oFG;-
Dr. Haydock, your ne" i"''
rid me of all blllousicF9' ,,sof N
No more noXious dosts i"' ",N. Of
ten pills taken nj one llih''
pills cured me. -.....s from III
After suffering tortuftSS ~ p'I. h
cole two OF your Ne" Ll' ,ie mad
me. and / have no return oI HAM. .. Iasl
Thanks Doctor. MY h,"'' IA keej
me. send me another ''''
% 0nr doctors treated me ioI catoDI' lna Al
stipntion, rs they calltI ~, nl %ew d
said lt was iucurdDlt. l'N'
i hnd no appetite; Dr. Ha!"o.N
Liver Pills gave me near V
Your piIis aru mulNtluus ,r lQadl
Dr. Haydock has cureu ny
that was chronic. .rr mills 10
gave hall OF one ol SoTTIh Jear "
babe for cnoleIa morbns
thing got well IN IA day. ,n, Is now Gu
NV nausea Of "A moruln5
and no more headaches, ~. NpW
Your vial OF Dr. HAY uo'h anna .da
pills cured me of terrible h'''
pains in the head. r wont one !
send me two vlals; wan
poor family. .., vonr New b
send me i've vials oi YOU
pills by return mail. and heada
uoclor, my biiousness anu
are all gone. -,na kiln ", Es
tlan IF lime. Dr. Haydock ? Pm
pills are II perfect cure Wv
sntl,fy ,he most skepJlc",'' ",''orvous Pro
For Female Diseases, Ge, ,1.. V',ude, \
OF Appetite ana 9ich II ie,G'ni' e.',t'i he iUun,
dock = Sew Liver flils WI
efiectual remedy ,, ,belr effects,
Tney are universal III tnI'. I,s guar,nI
n cure can almost always DC s,'ry p" pl
EACH VIALCoNrA1Ns ! " i'''
In one Plil a pose, Ose,.sxrs.
PRICE TWENTY NnIRliGGlsT
FOR SALE By ALI pi'1 ,'nales,
CAUrIoN.-None are geGu,cIES gsln,cE sorroI
si',,.iureof ALLEN HAfpg&S,NI, is >
sas.h es Y, mi of Pills. Every i,a. not
Cn,ied. II your drugslsI [lo,. uosIt 10 any
them we will mali them lioI,r.. liV' rive
dress on receipt Of - V1n nn not delay
fnr Al. 90, Buy at once. ~ = CO,
a Il VI
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NO one should have horses tied up in
the stable with the Epizootic, when N. n
ROBERTS Horse Powders can be bought Of
any Druggist for % cents. Guaranteed To
cure. noyk9-dIm
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NOTICES.

The WATTS TELEPfiONE.-The won-
Il uers OF a simple Instrument that Will
yet make noise In the world. business
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts CT their works viii do well
10 cali ON NJ. f. Hayden, corner Sixth
anu Shlpiey streets, who has the agency
lor tne state of Delaware. Where "A line
ls now Ia operation for trial he refers for
wofk done. References: Geo. w. Bush a
son Ihe Harlan a Hollingsworth Co. /;
Jos. bancroft a Sons; j. J. Gallagher a
Bros, ana Others decl dino.
NJ oIICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
4 EhS.-Those who sell or transfer
hehl Estate, and do not wish TO pay the
taxes OF 1881 Will oblige the undersigned
ny leaving Nptlce thereof Rt our office,
mat we may Hhsess 1t to the proper own
ers. FDNITND pkOVOaT
DENNIS KANE.
Ohice, No. 10 +. sixth street, between
Market and KING. Hours "A. m. 10 ~ m.
: 10 o ana 10 3 y. IN. dec2-2w.
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OTlCE-IO WATER RENTERS.
~ All persons who have sold property
during Lhe present year must give not ic,
IA writing 10 the Registrar at The Dilice
OF inc water Department, before the 3Jth
dhS OF November, lsoO and insert la uo-
lice the name Of the purchaser and the
NUMBER OF the property purchased.
Otherwise they VIII he held liable for the
water rent the next year. Also all per-
SONS VINO may wish to discontinue the
use oI water. or any part 81 u, must give
hptlceas above, and pay ~ for drawing
lhe ItrtuIe. No alteration win be made
Ia any bill after the above dn-e.
W. j. AiOHkOW
uOVl9t ~ RDristrar
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DIVORcE NOTICES.

NJ OllCE l. hereby given that | shall
~ hpnly TO the General Assembly az
TINS state, a. it's Sc siuI "a Jruunry 1881
for an absolute divorce from my VIE,
Mary ] Pugh. w. IA. pfJGH.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 80, 1850.
decl-w%sln.
NOiICE.-Nolice is hereby given that
~ 1 VIII apply to the next General
Assembly of the State of Delaware for n
divorce from my husband, Frank Pierce
"a the " oi Wilmington, in tho state oi
delaware. LYDIA PIERCE.
wilmington, Del, Nov. 3Jlh, Ie8U.
decl- -2tawlmoF
~ OIlCE Is he reby given that the un-
~ dersigned will apply TO the Gener Il
next session fuT an Act OF Divorce 0ri,.
cifto ladtrimoHt II ON her husband, DAVID
l., Virtue, MARY A. WHITE.
dec2- eodlmos
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NJ OTICE-TO BONDHOLDERS.
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Dover Del. Nov lss0

by virtue OF an act OF the General As
sembly, passed AT Dover, February y,
ia, 1 hereby give notice to holders OF
Delaware state Bonds, that shall attend
AT the Philadelphia National Bank, IN the
city of Philadelphia during the business
hours OF that b Ak, on the first three rec
ular days OF January, 1851, prepared 10 re-
deem ana pay OF ali the bonds rom No.
80 10 800, both Inclusive OF the denOmina-
liun of one thousand dollars eacn OF the
issue OF the bonds Of the state Of Della
ware, under date OF January /, 1855. aud
lhut nom ana after the said first day of
January !. lnol lae interest ON said bonds
will cease. ROBERT j. kEN NOLDS.
noV5-3taw2m. state Treasurer.
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w. N. Kennard g. Co.
DLANK ETS.

BLANKETS.
BLANKE ETs
BLANKETS
BLANK E1S BLANKETS
BLANK ETS BLANKETS
BLANKETS BLANKETS
BLANKETS BLANKETS
BLANKETS
BLANK ETS
W. NJ. KENNAnD N co.
w. NJ, KEN NARD & GO.
W. NJ. KENNARD a co.
w. NJ KENNAKD & co.
AisE RETAILING
AXE RETAILING
BLANKKTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
BLANKET AT WHOLESALE PRICES
AXE RETAILING
ARE RETAILING
BLANKETS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
BLANKETS AT wHoLEsALE PRICES
ARE RETAILING
AXE RETAILING
BLANKETS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
BLANKETS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
ARE RETAILING
ARE RETAILING
BLANKETS AT WHOLE EsALE PRICES
BLANKRrs AT WHOLESALE PRICES
62l MARKET STREET.
62l MARKET STREET.
b2l MARKET STREET
62l MARKET sTRREr
w. M KENNARD q co.
w. M KnNNARD co.
w M kENNARD 4 co.
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FOX SALE.-A nlgniy Improved rarin
l. OF lD5 acres IN White Clay Creek hun
ifed- ~ enclosed la Osage Heuge. Il-
VIZ : 30 nYe heids. Large apple or
ert .d ali bearing. Pubic scIHo. nd
lo.nlaE tle form. BuildIugs-Large Man
81 y .9oe2ie ienant House, Barn, Grauary
ar al 0l er buildings necessary on
aib. CD arr miles from station Oh
T. ". d B. / x centrally located. 0
miles nom Wilmington. Apply 10
JNO. W. WHlTEMAN,
Real Estate ag't, 2 ". Fourth strt ct
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Ght AaiIg Gasettt
{ p InMNsalN. I1li.er 4 PrePries..r
ruu nAILY GAZETTE is publish

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
ed every afternoon (sunoay eA1ep ~ car
s,ars rs, to subscribers in all parts Of the city
u siH cents en- week, payable weekly; Yearly
subscI ibers, S3 In advance. IL Is 1nS o"ty ~
Democratic Daily paper IN tne ~ dr.
culation. 1ustvrr aatab-
,lished in I7S4, is the largest ana s,a1s n9s'
as'd has s larger circulation than any
ether on the Peninsula. published every
Thnrsday afternoon, at 81 Der year In ao-
vance.
y~rmpun AT WILMINGTON Posr-OFfIcE
As sRooND-CLAss MATTER.
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u'HE AKrlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
502 MARKET STREET.
lHCOkfoKA fED JANUARY 2ILn, lsJl
Open To receive deposits darly from s. A
NJ, until l.. NJ, and ON Tuesday and Sid
urday evenings from TO o'clock
SEMI-AhNUAL DIVIDEND
regularly madein April and October
When dividends are not Withdraw AZ
they are accounted AS deposits. Thus PEE
manent deposits compound their iutet /, II
MANAGERS.
Clement ii. Smyth, George W, flush
Chas. W. Townsend George y Uapelle
Nathan R.Benson, NJ. l.. Licheastein
Henry r. Dure, Edward Dariinstca
W. Hastings, job IL. JACK son
Edward Pusey, VIM H. swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH. Pfesidenl
Eo. s. CAPkLLE, Vice President
leh2l-ly Z. 7. TAYLOR Treasury
tnHsr NATIONAL % BAT9 W,,n,yo,,,-
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC Mos s.
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PaEsrpssr.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsnI.s
Paid up Capital, $500, 900.
Philadelphia, New YORK and Boston +
change furnished 10 regular Deposltar
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and ur4ds
at go a. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
Clement Is. Smyth, George W. BusL
John ii. Adams, Hi Garrett,
Henry 5. McComb, satnl Bancroft, II.
Daniel James, William Tatual
Edward Bsms. lanl-iy
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LfOR SALE.-Ihrte adjoining lots. ON
Il a street. % feet by - feet Inches.
and . #. on Goodman street lUO feet derl;
near Railroad Avenue, Suutn side.
Also, one lot ON Thirteenth street. near
heald street. Apply AT il6 Market street.
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nor SALE.-BWldlng lot 100 feet q
Il inches front Du south side OF Beech
street; 81 leet front on Van Burcn street
nd 81 feet front on Maryland Avenue /:
fronts ou TIN city line, AMI lies in LhrIs-
tiana Id. Apply al this office IT,
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WANTED.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EHOR SALE.-A building lot on the $
Il W corner Of Stroud street and Rail
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
oi the Wilmington Western X. r., s3
ieet front on On X. r. Avenue, aud o. iect
front on stroud street, NesL Wilmington.
Apply at inte Office. IT,
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W. NJ. KENNARD & cos
v. NJ. KENNARD a COS
". M. KENNARD n cos
W. NJ. KENNARD d Oo'S
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ctUr,os.INone hUi1 are genuine genuine .uaaFifSoaa1
GS1eS e%e4 II q your our drasss doe dss' 10 % any
dress dress. on receipt OF % Gel,'a zen not delay.
S,1s for Al %, Buy at once, ee,o,l} 10 l,o,c u Co.,.
9J Platl Sli
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-03
AT CHICAGO,

The fight for the Presidential nom
ination is very bitter but indications
strongly point to Grant as the success
ful man. 1t makes no difference to
the GRANTEES that the people are very
generally 'opposed to him; they have
other and stronger factors in their cal
culation on which TO rely for suscess.
They have able and unscrupulous Elead-
ers-Cameron, Conkiing, logan, and
these are backed respectively by their
three big Sldce states, Pennsylvania,
New York and Illinois. They have
money in abundance and know where
to put it to do the NEST good. Many
Of the Southern. delegates are ''cullud
brethrens" who represent nobody, and
whose only interest in The matter is
the amount of cash they can make out
of it. Donk Ameron has just the exact
Stugthey so much need and Of course
they are his vassals. Besides all this
Grant has the Babcocks, the Belkuaps,
the ringsters and corruptionists gem
orally, in his favor. All these want
back the old commander, and it would
indeed be wonder if such a combi-
nation could not nominate him.
Blaine has the Republican people
with him, but that amounts to moth
ing practically. The party na6o6s
have manifested an after contempt for
the will of the people. The wishes of
the rank and file gives them not the
least concern.
Blaine has leader-Mr. E c. Chan
dler who is in no respect match to
any one of Grants chosen trio, much
less for the combination.
Lastly the Blaine men may not have
the necessary cash to purchase the
darKey delegates and other rubbish of
convention. Altogether matters look
decidedly Grantish, and if lie is not
nominated some other man than Blaine
or Sherman-probably one but little
spoken of as candidate will be the
man.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-03

HAYES AND MCPHERSON are both
civil service reformers, but they don It
work in exactly the same way. On the
22nd of June, 1877, the following cir
cular was issued to Federal ofiicehold-
erS:
No assessment for political purposes
on officers or subordinates should be
allowed. This rule is applicable to
every department of the civil service.
1t should be understood by every officer
of the General Government that he IS
expected to conform his conduct to its
requirements. II. b. Hayes.
Mr.. MCPHERSON, having been dis
missed as editor of the Press for gen.
eral stupidity, was made Secretary of
the Republican Congressional Commit
tee, and he must have money to keep
the shop open. Under date Of April
10, 1880, he issued a circular to the
Federal office.holders, requesting them
to call and paw down their assessments,
and he takes the liberty of assuring
them that it will be quite agreeable to
the administration. lie says.
Under the circumstances in which
the country finds itself placed, the
committee believes that you will esteem
it both privilege and a pleasure to
make its fund d contribution, which 1t
is hoped may not be less than s..
The committee Is authorized to state
that such voluntary contributions from
persons employed in the service of the
United Sta tes will not be objected to
in any fiicidl quarter,
Please make prompt and favorable
response to this letter by bank check
or draft or postal money order, payable
to the order of George Frs. Dawson,
treasurer, P.O. lock box 723, WashiGg-
ton, ID. G.
BY order of committee.
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Secretary.
Is McPherson playing the confidence
game on the Hayes officials, or did
Hayes deliberately falsify his purpose
when he forbade such political adven.
turers Mcpherson to call upon them
in the name,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-03
Our Washington Letter.

. Washington D. G. May 29th 1880.
No one ever saw hotter May weather
in Washington than we are having
now. The few Radical COngressmen
who have not gone 10 Chicago are Sor
ry now that they prolonged the session
by dilatory or other parliamentary
tricks, When the weather is hot out
of doors, it is intensely hot i'll the
House and Senate Chambers, and espe-
cially at the night sessions there is
actual and severe suffering. A little
industry on the part of the Committee
during December, January and Feb
ruary, and more decent regard for the
prOprieties of legislature business
among the Radicals, would have en-
abled congress to adjourn in March or
early in April, Thereby escaping the
hot weather altogether. Possibly the
members will learn wisdom from ex-
perience. Adjournment is now spoken
of as likely to be reached by the 10th
or middle of June. 1t can be easily
brought about up that time. All the
appropriation bills have been reported,
and the few other measures that are
understood to be agreed upon by the
majority can be disposed of speedily:
Among these are the bill to create a
Commission of citizens to recommend a
scheme of tariff revision, the Ute agree
ment, and bills to protect the POOLS
from partisan raids Cf Special Deputy
Marshals and superiors of elections.
Those who have gone hence to Chi
cago telegraph back the most con.
flicting reports. The Grant men say
that Grants nomination is beyond
doubt. Blaine's men say, he already
has majority, and Sherman's men are
full of hope,
CARROLL.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-03
CENTRAL
State Normal School
Eighth Normal Scheol DiStrict.)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON co.. PA.
A. N. RAUB, A. NJ, Prtncipa,.

A. N. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
This School as at present constituted, offers
the very best facilities for Professional and
Classical learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and commodious;
completely heated by steam, well ventilated,
and furnished with bOuntiful supply of pure
water, soft spring water.
Location healthful and easy of access.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive to
their work. p
Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and tho
rough. "a
Expenses moderate.
Fifty cents week deduction TO those pre-
pairing to teach.
Students admitted at any time.
Courses of study prescribed by the State; /.
Model School. II. Preparatory, III. Elem ent-
ary. ~. Scientific. =
ADJUNCT COURSES.
". Art
The Elementary and Scientific courses are
Professional, and students graduating therein
receive diplomas, comforting the following cor
responding degrees: Master of the Elements
and Master of the Sciences. Graduates in the
otner courses receive Normal certificates Of
their attachments, signed by the Faculty.
The Professional courses are liberal, and are
in thoToughnesS not inferior to those OF our
best colleges.
The State REQUIRES a higher order OF CITIZEN
ship. The times demand it. 1t is one of the
prime objects Of this school to help to secure it
by furnishing intelligent and efficient teachers
IOT Her SCHOOLS. 1O.pH1S ell0 III SCllClCS young
persons OF good abilities and good purposes
those who desire to improve their time and
their talents, aSStudents. To all such it promis-
es aid In developing their powers and abund-
ant opportunlt ltiesJaf well paid labor after leav-
ing school. = 4AiIIt
For catalogue and terms address the Principal.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Stockholders Trustees-J. III. Barton, M. D.,
A. H. Best, Jacob Brown, s. M. BickfOrd, Sam
uel Christ, A. N. Raub, r. G. Cook, T. C. Nipple,
ESQ.,; G.. Kintzing, E. ?. Mccormick, Esq, W.
w: Rankin, VIM. H. Brown.
State TrusteeS-HOn. A. G. Curtin, Hon. III.
l: Dieffenbacn, Gen Jesse Merrill, Hon. VIM.
Bigler, j. G. c. Whaley, S. Millar Mccormick
Esq.
OFFICERS.
Hon. WILLIAM BIGLER, President, Clear
field, Pa.
Gen. JESSE MERRILL, Vice President, Lock
Haven, Pa
S; MILLAR MCCORMICK, Secretary, Lock
Haven, Pa.
THOMAS YARDLEY, Treasurer, Lock Haven
Pa.