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Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
RREVlTlE9.

san rises I.l7.......Sun sets 6.07.
Fowler tomorrow night
Pressed Tor time-Mummies.
FRY WoIie's Hindoo Oatarrh cure.
A word with business men Settle.
It's the long nose that Is soonest seen.
Try Rings Good Samaritan Cough syrup
Only O question Of tims-Asking TIE hour
Go 70 Boyd h o., IL E. Attn st., tor produce
Cupptng and leechins ut No. los e. I'd St
A suing machine-a man who goes to law
Don't try to pick up more than you car
carry.
A tall man needs no high heeled shoes in q
crowd
A fitting opportunity-The visit to tn,
dressmaker.
Pleasure comes through toll and not By
self indulgence or Incidence.
Fifty tons, best quality OF Western bran,
at Front st. mills for sale.
The best glove and shoe button hook, com
bined, at 90c store, for loo.
Tho least of oharity-a millionaire put
ting nickle in the contribution box.
When newspaper man has an addition tc
his family he merely announces an extra H.
sue.
We are delivering coal promptly now from
4. Fell's yard, 622 West Front ST., at the
lowest market rates. 22Ao rs TO the ton.
The hsapeGt -four In the city, quality cen.
hdered, is to be found at Steam Flour mills,
W. Front street.
Boys rubber coats, ages from 10 to 10 yea Z
reduced from S2.26 TO $l.b0, at the Boston
Ono Price Clothing House, 2lS Market St
Boquet tables, loot rests, writing desks,
marble top tables, camp chairs, secretaries,
music stands. library tables, and host OF
other goods at l.. L. Adair's, 2O7 Market st
holled and pearl wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, iarina, Oat meal and Graham flour
the very best, with the richest wheat flour
that can bo made out of wheat alone, also
buck wheat, mons better 81 cents, At WIN
d. Pickels. 4OT king st.
One ger tlemsn trying to describe TO anoth-
or what Is meant by "Old gold" color. He
said, we'll, TO tell the truth, IL 10 o Dlack eye
absut four days paled.
Asa gladiator trains the body, SO must we
train the mind to seli.sacrlhce, to endure all
things, to meet and overcome difficulty and
danger.
A topper so let MS light shine before men
that others seeing his Illuminated proboscs
may shun the flowing bowl that bitsth like
q serpent and stingeth like picnic hornet.
The editor looked at his hand in euchre
before the trump was turned. 1t was fearful
ly Ulack, and he murmured In semi.uncon.
now is the time to get up clubs.
Three red.haired men walked solsmnly in.
TO q saloon and stood before tho bar. Hello.
said the barkeeper In o tone Of interest,
who's elected oh, beg pardon, he added,
thought 1t was o torch.light procession.
Why don't you put the toothpisks on the
table asked guest at Galveston hotel
sitter he had finished his dinner. Because
alter yon used one yesterday you didn't put
1t back in the saucer, responded the new
wAlter' All Its stopl,s. ..ss o
ktiquette Phiiada., Pa. lolbdawly
opinion T.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
uenrraas. .

| In the u. 9. Senate on Tuesday, Mr.
Johnston from the Select Committee oI
Csttle Diseases, reported bill estab
fishing q Bureau Of Animal Industry
1t was ordered to be printed and recon
mittsd. Mr.. Davis, Of Illinois, intro
duosd bill providing that Jadgss Of
United States Courts who may become
permanently disabled in the disoh arge
Of their duties, shall be retired on full
salary for life. II was referred to the
Judiciary Committee. The Naval Ap-
preparation bill was reported, with
amendments. Mr.. Logan renewed his
motion TO take up the bill for the re-
tirement Of General Grant. After q
speech by Mr.. Lamar, in favor Of the
bill, the motion was lost---yeas rs, nays
28. Messrs. La EAR and Davis of Iii.
nois, voted with the Republicans. Mr..
Beck submitted q resolution In favor Of
permitting our citizens to purchase
ships aud engage in the foreign carry
Ing trade, and providing for the regu.
lation of such ships when Officered by
Americans. He said no would speak
upon the subject on Thursday. The
Senate bill making an appropriation
for completing and publishing the cen
sus returns was passed, with an
amendment striking ont the section
authorizing the printing Of the reports
by private contract. Pending oonsid-
GRAFTON Of the Indian Ssveralty bill, the
Senate WeRt into executive session and
soon afterwards adjourned.
In the House, the Senate amendments
to the West Point Appropriation bill
were concurred In. A bill was passed
appropriating $l62, 169 for q deficiency
in the appropriation Of interest on the
District Of Columbia 3 65 loan. The
Post.ofice Appropriation bill was pass
ed. Mr.. Speer, from the Rleetion Com
mittee, presented report in the case
Of Ysates vs. Martin, Of North Carolina,
declaring Yeates entitled to the seat.
The report and that of the minority Of
the committee were ordered to be print
cd. Mr.. Bicknell, who has charged Of
the Senate Joint rule for counting the
Electoral vote, rose, but, before he
could make any motion, Mr.. Robeson,
Of New Jersey, moved to adjourn. The
motion was carried-104 TO 102.
the House Judiciary Committee yes
terday considered and laid on the table
Mr.. Pounds bill fixing the terms Of
President and Vice President at six
years and making them ineligible for
two consecutive terms.
The Ways and Means Committee yes
terday considered the Hurd Tariff resO-
lutions, but took NO final action upon
them. Two incidental votes taken dur
ing the discussion indicate that the
majority Of the Committee are in favor
OF reporting the resolutions, with slight
notifications,
The House Committee on Territories
yesterday decided to report adversely
the bill dividing the Territory Of
Dakota, and providing for the admis-
sion Of the southern portion into the
Union ~ O State.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Local LinkIets.

The Legislative Committee Of the
City Council went 10 Dover last night
The turbine wheel at the city mill Ii
already out Of gear.
The revival services at the Asbury
NJ. X. church have been discontinued
The Delaware Regulators ball will
be given on Rsstsr Tuesday.
Bush's and Warmers barges, owing
to difficult navigation, were two hours
getting out Of the creek yesterday.
5000 were collected at the Mt. Salem,
NJ. K. church on Sunday to pay Of the
church debt.
The resolutions in the frame to be
presented to the United Fire Company,
OF Frederick, Md, were engrossed by
Professor Pierce.
Next Sunday morning Rev. George
R. Kramer will preach on Eternal
Torture" Sunday evening, eternal
Punishment,
An accurate portrait in oil Of Joseph
Bringhurst Is exhibited in the window
OF Porter & Co. 1t Is to be hung up
In the Savings Boelety's business ONCE.
Several persons from Wilmington
we're present at the 25th anniversary
OF the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
D. Hopes, Of West Chester.
p, W. 4 B. shifting engine No. 5,
got. of the track las: night. near the
Fourth street crossing, while RAINING
on siding that leads to the round
house.
W. H. Swift denies the rumor that
the Swift & Courtney & Beecher Match
Company, of this city, has by purchase
obtained practical monopoly Of the
match trade in the United States,
The Clerk Of the Peace yesterday ls-
sued an auotioneer's license 10 Abram
HAYDEN. Jr, Of Blackbird HUNDRED,
being the first Official business trans.
acted by the clerk sincs the removal
from New Castle.
Transfers OF property recorded in
Recorder Holcomb'3 Office are not pub
ished in the newspapers, the court
having several times decided that such
publication is merely to crafty "idle
curiosity"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
C0LORRO EDUCATION. /.
Delegates from thts Ceunsy for she
February C0syenfi0a.

1
February Cosyenti0a.
A meeting for the purpose ofappoint
Ing delegates to the convention 10 meet
In Dover, February 10. TO consider
means for seourisg better school facili.
ties for oolorsd children, was held last
night In the Bethel A. n. 4. church.
William T. Grinnage was made chair.
man and s. V. B. Carly secretary.
The following delegates and alter
mates 10 represent this county, were
chosen:
Rev. W. =. Bntler; alternate, James
MeP Phsrson; Rev. r. 8. Williams; alter
nate, p. 8. Blake; Rev. c. c. Felts;
Alternate, A. n. Mcpherson Johnson;
Abram Murray; alternate, A. R. Henry;
Dr.. Henderson; alternate 8. Brown;
D. p. Hamilton; alternate; R. Price;
]. R. Wilson; alternate Lewis Hamilton;
W. T. 0rinnage; alternate, J Pittsnan;
~. +. Boss; alternate, Robert Resoe;
:. II. Murray; alternate, W. Clayton;
u. Vincent; alternate, James Henson;
D. B. Anderson; alternate, B. Fountain;
J. A. Marsh; alternate, John Diliahey;
IS. v. B. Carly; alternate, J K. Clark;
W. n. Caldwell; alternate, J. Bostic.
The following Committee on Ways
and Means was appointed with the un-
dsrstandiug that an effort should be
made 10 secure reduced fare TO Dover:
D. P. Hamilton, Rev. c.. c. Rslts,
Rev. p. s. Williams, Rev. Or. Butler,
d. B. Anderson, Rev. B. 7. Moore,
Abram Murray, Rev. e. 8. Davis, Rev.
J. R. Wuller and Rev. Thomas Il. Hub
bard.
The meeting was addressed BY A.
R. Henry after the appointments had
been made.
The convention, 1t Is nderstooa, will
urge the Legislature TO appror rists apro-
portionats amount Of the general school
fund for the support Of oolored schools.
The question OF mixed schools will not
be raised, and the Legislature will be
in reasonable and respect
full terms.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Tha Fifteenth.

Mrs. and Mrs. W. T. Tun, having
sailed smoothly over the rough sea o.
matrimopy until they had reached the
fifteenth chain OF their married life,
celebrated the event last evening by q
80 yial gathering Of friends and relatives
at their residence, Righth and Monroe
streets. The bride Of the evening waa
very tastetully dressed in the same
brown wedding silk that marked her
advent into the marriage state fifteen
years before. The groom Of the even.
ing, though somewhat more corpulent
and gray than he was when he led his
young and blushipg bride TO the altar,
was In the best Of spirits. A pleasant
hour was passed, when the party sal
down 10 8 splendid supper, where sen
timent and social conversation were
plentifully mixed with poultry and
pastry. After supper a side table wal
loaded with many kind remembranOes,
articles Of utility, linen being the pre-
vailing fabric, though there were many
crystal presents and some very pretty
mantle ornaments. Rev. q. Sanderson
presented the articles en- behalf OF the
friends assembled In very appropriate
and neat address, to which Mr.. Tull as
appropriately responded. Rev. W. H.
Hendrickson also made some very
pleasant remarks. The remainder ot
the evening was spent in social oonver-
satiOn, ard by Prof. s. 7. Ford In hia
inimitab!s readings, which swsyed the
company back aad forth from the
humorous to the pathetic. The COM
pany separated ct 8 seasonabls hour
with many kind regards and wishes for
the welfare and prosperity Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tull as they start ont upon the
second fifteen home stretch Of their
married life.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Stolen Goods Ratnrnad.

A celored man stole bolt Of calico
from the store Of William B, Jeffsris
on Market street above Fifth, on Satur.
day. The man was pursusd but he
escaped. The calico was found by q
man named Gottwirth, who has since
returned 1t to its owner
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
s,Dpossrs Of TempeYanee.

The liquor men OF this city met in
the German Hall yesterday afternoon
and discussed the license liquor law,
They decided to ask the legislature 10
make the law more liberal and provide
stIingsntly against Its violation. A
meeting will be held next Tuesday
week, when a memorial TO the Legisla-
tnre will be prepared.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
d owD,

Professor Low, Of Cornell University,
has arrived in Washington to appear
before the Senate Committee on Pre-
vention OF Cattle Diseases. He says
ten head Of cattle on the steamer
France, from London, were found to he
suffering from the foot and mouth dis.
ease, also that the lung plague is al
most as widespread in the State Of New
York as before any agitation led to
State interference.
Oscar Rice, who was internal revenue
collector in Louisiana several years
ago, was arrested in Boston, on Mon
day evening, on the charge of having
embezsltd $4,000 from the Govern
ment.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
LAID Away.

LoKDox, Jan. 25.-The remains oftht
late X. A. SOthern, the actor, were
barred to-day at Southampton in ac
oordanoe with bis own request in the
grave containing the remains OF his
sister, Mrs. Gwynne. " Sothern had
ordered that his fp' al should be
strictly private, and >oody was in vited
to attend. The fuuJral party left Mr..
3othern's late residence in London at
6 o'clock this morning, and arrived at
southampton at 1l.30 O'Clock. Six
private carriages following the hesrse
contained Littlston Sothern, Samuel
sothern, Biwln Booth, Dion Boucci
csult, sir John Reid, Edgar Pember-
ton, Robert Wyndham, aud others. A
personal friend of the deceased read
the burial service.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chiei
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. 26-l
d. m.
Indications for Wednesdsy-For the
Middle States, northerly to westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather, station
ary or slight rise in barometer, and no
change in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NOE Drunkomuoss.

Samuel Brown, oolored, called at our
Office on Tuesday afternoon and said
that he was not arrested for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct. as repor-
ted in Mondays issue Of the REPUBLI-
CAN, but that he was arrested and fined
"a and costs for insulting a oolored
woman in the street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
ygansl4re 81 rolexrnphInR.

Recently the friends Of Capt. james
Dykes, noW %, his way around the
world, bsosrne anxious as to the where
abouis of him and his travelling com
panion, and telegrsphed to GAul, on
the island cf C6ylon, for information.
Ip twenty four hours q reply was re-
seised In Philadslphis, stating that the
party was we'll, and directed that al
letters written 70 them before Jan. 18th
be- sent 10 Cairo Egypt; after that time
10 Naples, Italy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Tho u0s' School.

The second or spring term Of the
Friends School, Professor Fred. Eden
Bach, principal, will begin next Mon
day, and will oontinue during twenty
weeks, until June l7th. Besides the
usual English Branches, French is
taught by Prof. H. F. Loubignac, and
Ger man and Latin are also taught, az
we'll az mech anical drawing and book
keeping. EIocution Is regularly
ught by Prof. s. r. Ford. Parents
aud friends are invited to Wait The
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
80 = grs1n pernnse Queation.

Krafytkingnssma propitlous for large
tnrnout n ~ temperance meeting to
BE- held his eyening In the MP. Church
. On Seventh siFeet near Walnut. Good
speaking, alnsing and perhaps appro-
prists fsleot reading will he the pro
gramms. An are cordially invited TO
sOins. Il might be we'll to say here
that iha tempeTance FOLKS claim that
they have had Local Option bill so
drawn by y lawyer for presentation to
tha Lefii latpfe for action, that its con.
stithtlonaiIiy - beyond q doubt.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

One year since Mr.. Fl. Young, o.
Kankakee, ILL.,, fell from a roof Is feel
high and broke his wrist. Since thai
tiue it has given him great pain, which
nothing would subdue until st. Jacobs
Oil had been applied, which relieved
him at once.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Am ssssmaenss.

snelbaker's Majestic Combination
will perform In this citJ on Friday
evening. Three acts will be given OF
the stage at one time. The Pittsburi
Daily Times, Of 0stobsr IL, says:
"Snelhaker's Majestic Consolidation
appeared At this popular place o
amusement last evening. TO the lArges
audisncs ever gathered within the wall
Of the building, aud We can safely say
gave the best and most novel entertain
msnt ever presented 70 the Academy
patrons. Among so many good thingI
II 10 dificult to psrtioulsrize, but th'
Clipper Quartetts. Karola 0fday ant
wife, Little ALI Right, Miss Maggie
Cline and the excellent buTlssque o
Prince Pretty Patt deserves espscia
mention. This company has met will
the most marked success since they
have been en- route, and last nightl
audience was only repetition Of theil
enormous businsss. They will NJ
doubt continue TO pack the house tn,
entire week, as thers is nothing In th'
entertainment 70 which . man nigh
not take his wife, mother, sister and
sweetheart without the fear Of theil
seeing or hearing anything 70 eaus'
them to blush. The novelty Of pre-
senting two and three acts at one tim'
caused q great sensation.
The Rents Santley Combination, or
Saturday night, will present "Psnn'i
Aunts Among the Pirates" The
Clsveland Leader says "The Aoad-
emy was very nearly filed last even
ing. The entertainment was asur
prise and pleasure 10 all who witnessed
It. Il depends upon merit more than
upon the common ''stock In trade" Of
the average female minstrel troupe
The costumes were neat and introduo.
Cd with propristy, as In the operate
burlesque Of "Penn's Aunts among the
Pirates. livery body knows that fan
oy dressing Ia concomitast OF comic
opera. In the present instance, the
pirates, policemen, etc., we're persona
ted by females, and the costumes were
pretty and original. Further than this
the show had not q feature that could
be found fault with by the most fastid-
ious. Moreover every act Of the olio
was especially artistic. Misses Forrest
and Benn EFT, In their novel sketch and
skipping-rope duo, we're very fine. J..
x HsnshAw, In his original specialtles
brought thunders Of applause, and
those who saw him will laugh svery
time they think Of his capers. Aessrs.
Quilter and Goldrich the song and
dance team, could scarcely get away
from the elamorous rscalls OF the audi
ence. Every one knows Lew Benedict
as an end mAnpand stump speaker. he
is probably unexoelled. In short, not
TO mention all the olio, II was the best
it has been our fortune to see for a
long time"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
trustees OF the Poor Meeting,

A meeting Of the Trustees of the
Poor was held in the Almshouse this
morning. A number Of bills we're di.
rvcted to be paid. The Supply Com
mite will meet on Saturday morning,
when proposals will be received for
furnishing the Almshouse with provis.
ions for the next three months.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Meeting Of Supervisors,

Supervisors Of registration and elec.
ton for the city Of Wilmington for the
year 1880 will meet Chief Supervisor
Valentin in tho U. s. court room at
O'Clock tonight for the purpose Of
verifying their respective accounts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Rlowing out the Light.

John Gallon and II. Knapp, two youne
men from Newark, N. j., took room
at the Central Hotel, Canal and Elm
streets, New York, on Saturday night;
they blew out tie gas, and were dis
covered on Sunday morning nearly suf'
focated. They were sent to 81. Vim
CENTS Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
KIeuR, Kaesr, Flour.

Having The agency for VIM. G. Pen
nypacksr i Co.'S choice Patent ant
Family FlouYa, avn now prepared t,
offer the trade N iuduoement that can
not be had elfewhere. Call and b.
y eonyincsd. No. 2 West Tenth street.
Tho Twin spring Bod,
elastic, durable, cheap 50 TO 81; casl
n weekly paymen~. III Market st.
That elegant preparation known 81
UoRnVrson'e Camphor los and Glyoer.
ine, fos ehsppsd lips aud haudS, is sold
~ B. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
f0plAr streets.
fhysicisuB' prescriptions carefully
ai|1 Aoonrntsiy compounded at sll hours
u ne day9 or night, at Taylor & Fuller,
ton'6, Oruggists and Apothe,aries, 302
KIpf street.
Gall On dec. B. Metaner, 1OS Rast Sd
slreot, for q clean shave, hair cut OF
shampoo. Dysing specially. Tobacco
s4d Cigars, best quality, constantly on
a, A qure oure for coughs and colds
~ n Domestic Cough syrup" at Yves.
IA Pharmacy, Seventh and Jefferson
Xo|H6t1fpR New Durham Plug,
Gynod noble and mellow chew, knock
iag {ebeeoa higher than a kite. Chap
4nn, scle cesnt, Alb and shipley sts.
Eex Gravsl snd plastic slate roo g
r1> ~ md repaired by X. Mitchell,
~ Xegi Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Keytvas Services.

The revival services In the House
hold Of Faith church are not being
held in vain. One person professed
conversion last night. Services will
be held each evening during the week
with the exception Of Saturday even.
ing
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Mnlaro Ban d officers

At the semi i-snnual meeting Of th'
Millard Band, last night, the following
officers were elected for elk months:
President--J. T. Crozier.
Woe -president-C. Walker.
SeJretary-J. v. Crowding.
Treasurer-G. Albert.
sergeaut-at arms--J. Dougherty.
Committee on Engagements--J. v
Crowding and J. T. CroSier.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
RWrsO q nal.

An old lady In q town In Massaohu-
/. sesis refnsod shs gift Of q load Of wood
nom ! tfss that had been struck by
lishfnine. through fear that some Of the
''luid'' might remain In the wood and
eAr1S disaster 10 her kitchen stove.
A friRhtsnsd farmer at Cordydon,
iyni. buried q, 900 at tho time OF the
xebel raid, The treasure was In gold
xnd tresslfy notes, ana Was placed In
~ lion ketlls. The owner dug down
u Ii repeatedly to see II It was safe,
hat until quite reoentlv could not mus
~ soursee V take II out and deposit
Al ii hank. He had lost seventeen
" afss Interest by his caution.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
=. G. stotsenburg Tor Mayor.

MEssRs. EDrT0Bs Permit me to sug-
gest the name Of Evan C. Stotsen burg
ESQ.,, for the next Mayor Of the city OF
Wilmington. His election would add
business quality and dignity to the
position, which has been much
needed. His unwavering fidelity
and support Of the Republi
can party entities him to its conf
dsnce. His election would be bat a
just reward for q life Of enterprise and
industry, by which the city and citi-
sens have received greater benefit than
himself. W.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
state Of the Thermomeser

at the REPUBLICAN, office, on Wednesday
morning, Jan. &c:
7 O'Clock, ~ o'clock, IL O'Clock
23o $50 26o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Rnhlin nnIo Of RHOak

w. J. Lank announces that he vii
sell the young stock consisting OF colts
heifers, steers and pigs, Of Mrs. Ada
Burris, near Red Lion, New Castle hun
dred, on February 10th, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Person nj

The sepio class OF Lafayette College
at Baston, Pa, has appointed J. u
Biggs' OF Delaware, mantle orator FOL
next June's commencement, and Jamst
Wilson on the committee Of invitations
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
LnsH S,I

W. Stidham & Son 80
FEB. 10, Amss W. House. Ohadds' Ford, IA.
IL, I. W. Clement, Chrfstiana HID.
II, Eugene Rogers, New castle Hi
~ Philip b. CLARK,
"a, M. Spence, Christiana Hid,
" ~ John Laughead, Brandywine Hd.
rs, Anna Hopes, "
20, Haylstt Property. MIL Creek Hd
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Calico EOctabl0.

The Little Harry Yacht Club will
give a calico soeisble in the Herdnan
Building tonight. Tie best waltzsr
will receive a gold medal.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

Cold ia ant sgonlstio to health, indu.
, ing coughs and other dang erous bron-
, HAL disesse', which quickly yield to
he soothing yet positive influence Of
lr. Balls Co lgh Syrap. Prioe rs cts.
& bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

Commercial travellers and others
subjected to sudden changes aud expo
sure, should be provided with DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup, the quickest and
best remedy for the relief and cure Of
colds. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
Notice.

There will be a meeting OF the City
Republican Executive Committee this
evening, "wednesday the 26th inst.,
at the Lincoln Club room, for the pur
pose Of somplsteing the assessment Of
voters. 1t is important that the Com
mittee from each ward sheuld be pres
ent. B. T. BYE, Secretary.
Ii. C. MCLEAR, Chairman.