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increasing, 1t Is a cause of surprise
that not only is our navigation IN
terest diminishing, but it is less than
when our exports and imports were
not half so large as now either in
bulk or value. There must be some
peculiar bindrance to the develop
ment OF this interest, or the enter
prise and energy of American me-
chanics and capitalists would have
kept this country at least abreast of
our rivals in the friendly contest for
ocean supremacy. The substitute
of iron ;ur wood, or steam for sail
have wrought great revolutions in
the carrying trade of the world, but
these changes could not be ayerse to
America, if we had given to our nav
igation interests portion of the aid
and protection which have been so
wisely bestowed upon our manulac-
turers. commend the wnole sub
ject To the wisdom ol Congress, with
the suggestion that no question OF
greater magnitude or farther reach
ing importance can engage their at
tention. In 1875 the Supreme Court
of the United States declared uacon-
stItutional the statutes Of certain
States which imposed upon ship
owners or consignees a tax OF one
dollar aud a halt for each passenger
arriving from a foreign country. la
lieu thereof they were required To
indemnify the State and local au-
thorities against tie expense for the
future relief or support of such pas
sengers. Since this decision the ex-
pense attending the care and super
vision OF immigrants has fallen Oh
the States az whose ports they have
landed. As a large majority OF
such Immediately upon Their arriv-
al proceed to the inland States and
the territories to seek permanent
homes, it is manifestly unjust to ira
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
CaRpat WOOdiawn
Special Corresp espondence Of the RnPuBLIo.

special Correspondence Of the REPUBLIoAN
WOODLAND, Aug 15-The camp.
meeting viii III commenced in this
place last Tuesday is progressing very
satisfactorily To those having the man.
agement It, The first service was
held on Tuesday evening, Rev. l.. q.
Matlack, ID. d., preasbed, taking for
his subject "Chiistian work" The
following minister's have preached in
the order named: A ID. Davis, Fred
}. Cochran, T. W. Chase, j. ID. Kigg.
G. #. Shepherd, j. s. Willis, each
twice; j. NJ. Williams. N. M. Brown,
T. s. Thomas, q. s. Conaway and L. A.
II. OBrien, once. The preaching has
been practical, pointed and well calcu.
lated to awaken the church to earnest
endeavor. The sermon OF Rev. j. 3.
Willis on sabbath morning IL con-
sidered by good judges the best ever
preached on the camp ground. The
storm Of Saturday struck the camp
ground while Rev. A. u. Davis Was in
The heighth Of his sermon and scattered
the audience in less time than we trace
these lines. Th. r. has been but 6 or 8
pei itents up to this afternoon AIDA
conve' sions. At the present the out
look il promising for great spiritual
results. Christians are greatly
awakened to u sense of their duty and
are exerting themselves to bring the
N Christ. ID.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
The search for tho Jennnette.

After y prolonged voy age, extendin q
over six een months, ami wintry seas,
the whaler Abbott Lawrence, of New
Bradford, wa. tOwed into The ha Dor
of st. John. In regard to the twofOll
mission Of the l'rOleus to search for the
Polar exploring steamer Jeannette and
to land the Greeley Ar ,tic colony on the
shores fLady franklin Bay-the cap
tain of the Abbott Lawrence says: "If
she has positive instructions TO look in
at Lancaster Sound on her way down
and back from Lady Franklin Bay she
will probably sight the Jeahnetts
coming though the water courses tnat
lead out pretty uniformly in n sontn.
eastern direction into Batlin's Bay.
We are all aware that De Long had
made up his mind TO have two winters
of ex plora'ion in the Arctic seas and
then, II practicable, to return home
through Lancaster Sound into Batiin's
Bay and thence down the North At
laptic. All the circumstances ard in
dications that have seen during the
twelve months point to the conclusion
that the Proteus will have an easy
time of IL both in landing Greeley's
party at Lady Franklin Bay or even
further North If they wish 10 reach 1t,
and also to carry on an exhaustive
search for d. LING and his party. The
bulk Of the heavy polar i1e am con-
vinced has all broken up, aud Is travel
ling fast southwark into the North At
lanlic basin, where II will soon find the
westher too hot to hold It,"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
THE FiENDlSH APACHES.
Murderlng Aim Ost an eNt1ro Mex.
lean Village. a Trail Of Blood,

Las Vegas, N. NJ, Aug. 15-Meagre
news reached this city at very late
hour last night that the Apacbes had
swOoped down on q small Mexican vii.
age, eighteen miles from Rio puerco'
~ point on the Atlantic and Pacific
Rail way, and murdered twenty.seven
10 of twenty nine inhabitants. The
two Mexicans who made their escape
were nearly exhausted when they
reached the railroad and had their
horses shot do WI from under them be.
fore getting ont Of reach Of the Indians.
From the scanty news attainable, on
account OF broken telegraphic cOmmu.
nication, 1t appears that the Aparbes
completely surrounded the village. thus
making escape for the doomed iphabi-
tants impossible. The track Of the In.
dians on their outward march through
the wildernesss is continually marked
by mt rder and bloodshed, and the just
ly ind dgnant citizens of this section de
mand that the government put a large
force of troops In the field Immediately
aud wipe out Of existence entirely the
savages " hs are com mitting sucb terri
BILE slaughter and atrocities among the
whites and Mexicans.
A Santa Fe special says: "Charles
q. Cough came TO this town yesterday
afternoon with the report that he was
attacked by seven Apache Indians SIX
teen miles from here, on the road TO
Wallace; that he killed one and wound
ell three others. escaping without a
wound, bnt his hat was full of holes
The Sheriff and posse of have
gone out to he scens of the fight and
will report tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
q n L Z p

TXCESS1VEANX1E YorPKOI.tDN(3E.D
~ Study, will produce inhrmity In the
nervous system, IN proportion al the strength
OF that system is expended upon the mind ii
troubled thought, 30 are the organs OF d..
gestion, assimilation and nutrition, rendered
inactive and sluggish In proportion as the
system becomes infrm. Every iadiyidusi
has sope one organ wesker than the rest
and this Is always the first TO suffer durinS
nervous prostrati0n; for example, afiiictinS
news sometimes causes total suspension ofths
action Of the heat PRODUCING sud
longer remains Of the practibility Of restorinx
the nervous system, and through the nerve
tne muscles OF the fmpaired organs. Fol.
lows Compound Syrup or Hyn0,
PhOsphites has been proved TO po5soeu
sacn power IN numerous instances. It win
impaft strength to overcome trouble and n
Fiction. Persons who are aocustomed to iooF
upon the dark sde and who 800 no plessuro
In living, on using this Syrup soon loan "a
value and enjoy life, and those who study
deep.y during long hours, will nnd in the
HytSSp ptomoser OF the power Of endurance
There is no doubt Of this fAet, that m i'm,
paired Nervous System causes OOnsumption.
Neuralgia, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, AsthmH
WhSoping Cough, Heart Disease and hose
%t,cS o. others, srae,a1 Fellows HyRoPhosPhiiss.
should cure these dieases also. "Remoye *
cause and the complaint will oease." ~ -
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Fob. "a, lssc.
JAMEs I. FELLOWS ST.. JOHN, n. B.
Dear ri have been prescribing yom
Hyp"phOsphites for several years both
In Canads and the United States, but most
particularly ut thla famous resort for invalidI
where thoisands Annually cong7euats. FoS
those In whom the Brain ana Nervous evstam
have 0een exhausted from excess or overworf
l have found nc combinstion Of remedies a
prompt and eficacious In restoring the Vital
ioroes. hope that every person needing n.
llei Will avail themselves Of 10 vslua6ie
preparation. Respootfullv'
ALEX. MoMASTER, MI. n
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Trousers.

Not often does it happen
in trade tnat VIXEN demand
is strongest supply is readiest
and prices lowest.
Now, W h e n everybody
wants trousers (hot weather
is hard on trousers,) we
have them by the thousand
at s. 50 up, and such trou.
sers as ordinarily cost near
ly or quite double; mar
seilles, or all-wool cassim re.
Keep nothing that you
don't value at more than its
cost.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
-
NehO1sOlh JOl(lngS.

Special Correspondence Of tho RxpuB.,cAs
REHoHTH BEACH, Aug. 15.-This
IL Rehobyth's best season. Mr.. Burton,
OF the Bright House, IL unable to fur.
nish comfortable quarters for the guests
he hss, aud has alreay refused many
ppl'cations, while all the other hoard
ing houses are full to OVERLOOKING. An
imperative demand IL iucre, sed hotel
accommodation here. A more delight
full watering place cannot be found
and, with needful accommo lations Re-
boboth must grow, and desires to grow.
A few Baltimore capitalists are now
maturing plans for the erection Of q
I large house FOR the next season. 1t IL
unfortunate this was not done in time
for the present season. The many mis-.
takes of the past explain the slOwness
Of Rehoboth's growth TO date. With
tho railroad 10 the beach a. the start,
Ut has not reached the beach yet, with
plenty of hotels and boarding houses,
with rules more after the Medes and
PEI SLAMS in the matter OF enforcement,
(fcr You know all rules here have
proven only ropes of sand, and Reho-
both would row have been q beautiful
city by the Sta. The place however is
settling down into another fashionable
resort, and, as such, will rapidly grow.
1t has been neither religious nor world
ly in he past, but u miserable farce.
1t eight have been another Ocean
Grove, with business grip and pluck !;
buj, instead will becoTe another Ocean
City. Great the pity. but 1t caunos be
helped now. Every barrier has been
swep' away, and now the religi, us fea.
ture is forever gone. Brag without
pluck Is inc arrigible cowardice.
Severa. have removed their cottage
tents from the beautiful grove to the
shade .css beach, while several cOttagers
have bought these beautiful tents for
kitchens. The former have made sad
mistakes. These cottage tents are very
cOmm0diOus, and few weeks In them
are delightful and very rejuvenating.
When scorcl ing hot on the beach 1t il
cool and pleasant in the grove. Sever
al families are here ali tho season. III
one leaves another moves in. And every
orc is impressed with the cheapuess OF
living hero. Victuals already cooked
can be had as low ~ in the raw at our
homes, thus giving our over worked
wives some chance also to build up Wei
forget that the latter ever
need building up, however wan and
wasted they may look. ANON.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
n EGISTER'S ORDER,
IL Rk8IsTKg's Oyy1Cg,
NHw CASTLE County. July n. 1891

Upon the application of Robert q. Parry,
administrator Of Charles r. Parry, late oi
Wilmington hd.. In said county, deceased,
It is ordered and directed by the Register
| that the Administrator aforesaid give Eotice
| Of granting Of letters of administration up0n
she estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by, causing sdysrtiseinenss
to hc posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters in six of the most public
places Of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the es.
| tate 70 present the same. or abide by an Act
Of Assembly IN such case made and provided:
and also cause the sams to be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLIcAN, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
~, Given under the hand and Seal
}L.s. Of office of the Regiater Aforesaid at
49, Wilmington. In New Castle county,
aforesaid, The day and year above written.
y. G. BI(itiS, Register.
NoTICB.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased mus. .,resent the
same duly attested 10 the adm illustrator on
" before July ". 1882, or abide tho Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
ROBERT q. PAkRY,
Administrator.
Address: :-wilnirgton Del. yxD
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
REGIsTER,s ORDERS.
ID E1lSTER'S ORDER.
~ s..L RHGIsTlR'e O1y1m,
NuW CASTLE CoUNrY. July "A 18f1

Upon the application Of Margaret Dolbow,
Exeeutrix Of King Dolbow, Ists Of Whining.
ton Hundred, In said county, deceased, II II
Ordersd and directed by the Rsgister that tho
HxecutFix Aforesaid give notice Of grant.
Ing Of Letters Testamentsry upon the estate
q the deoeassd, with the dats Of granting
Thereof, BY auNng advertisements 70 be post
Cd within forty days from the date Of such
letters in six Of the most public places Of th .
county Of New Castle, requiring all persona
having demands against the estate To present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided and slse oauso
the same 70 be inserted within tho same
period In the DELAwAKS RzpUBLIoAs, q
newspaper published In Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
{ ~~~, Given under the hand and seal Of
LIS. office Of the Register aforesaid, at
- Wilmington, 10 New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. @. B(i0S, Register.
NOTIcE.-Al! persons having claims against
Inc estate Of tho dec ased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executrix, on or
before July %, 1882, or abide the Act Of As |
,enDiy In such case mF de and provided.
MAR(iARET DOLBuW, Executrix.
Address :-Wilminxt0n. Del. iyU
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
AN UNNATURAL DEED.
A Dy1ng woman Ro"Oed OF hel
savlugs by her own zen.

A Dy1nE woman Ro"Oed OF he
savlugs BY her Ownsen.
New York Times Of Yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Ward, an aged Irish
woman, is lying At the point of death II
her apartment In the tenement hOus
No. 262 West Twenty-uipth street from
dropsy. Her last hours are em bittere,
BY the gross ingratitndo of her eldes
son, John, q young man ~ years Of age
who, lis alleged, stole $40 from Ler
This money constituted the savings o
her lifU time. II consisted of five one
hundred and two twenty dollar bills
chiefly of old issue, and was cOnceale
In the mattress on which she WAS ying.
When the attending physician in.
tOrme1 her that her case was hopeless,
and she could expect n live but few
days longer shs called h son to her,
told him Of the money which was hid IN
tho bsdtickiny,and begged him TO take it
ana deposit 1t In a savings bank 50 thai
shn might rest assured that 1t would not
tall into improper hands. She had
saved the money, she said, that an.
might have a becoming funeral. John
got possession Of the money, and then
dissuade.l his mother from ha wing ii
deposited in bank, ~ be said that tn.
banks were liablo TO break Mt any time
and the money wo1ld be lost.
Mrs. Ward then ei,joiueL her son to
piacs the money in small bag and tie
1t to her person, which be prstenils, to
do. On Sunday Charles Ward, the hus-
band OF the dying woman, was informed
OF what had occurred, and on examin-
ing the bag about his wlfe's waist found
u empty. Tho money had disappeared.
He accordingly had his son arrested by
Carroll, Of the twentieth
Precinct Aud the prisoner was arraigued
before Jnstice Morgan, ut the Jefferson
Market Police Court, for examination,
yesterday morning. IL was ascertain.
81 that after taking the money young
Ward gave 800 to u companion, which |
since the arrest, has BEEN returned 10 |
'hs Police. He hau $50 when arrested,
md 1t il believed that he has sp-n, thu
,a lance OF the stolen money in riotous
living and making presents to his com.
The father of the prisoner,
Old Justice Morgan yesterday that his
lying wife's earnest wish was to have
Ter wicked son punished for the thoft,
md in order to give the Police An o,l
to perfect the evidence ia the
'ase and TO recover more OF tho stolen
money, the magistrate reman,Ied the
prisoner uutil to day.