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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

President levitt, of the Erie Railroad,
it is announced. is about to publish an
epistle on the pool system and the pur-
poses which the s0-calied anu-mOnOpOly
convention al Utica, y. Y. proposes 10
accomplish. He complains of what be
thinks are the one sided arguments which
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
and Board of Trade are employing
against the railroads, in order to win
over the public to the principle of State
and Federal control, and he thinks the
time is come when these should be met
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

The principal bait thrown out by Ma
hone with which to catch the colOred
vote in Virginia was promise to get I'D
Of the capitation tax But MahOne's
readjuster convention lodged the mat
ter aud said not a word about this tax.
Sambo is sizeing up Malone and when
election time rolls round he will think
less Of him than he does now. Malone
is a fraud, and fraud vitiates everything,
eight to seven votes 10 the contrary not
withstandiug.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

Almost simultaneously with the pas
sage Of the Irish land bill comes the in
telligence Of excellent crop prospects in
that country. Il is reported that an IN
usually large area Of land is under cult
walton, aud that there is promise Of finer
hsrvests than have been known since
1872. Leinster has a million and half
acres under cultivation. and will have an
unusually good crop Of barley snd ahay
crop Of unprecedented abundance. A
replenished lander will scarcely give sgi-
tatiOn its quietus, but fuller stomachs
will probably soften some Of its asperi-
ties
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

A couple Of young libertines at New
Haven. Connecticut, named Malley, find
themselves in prison, with troublesome
wrestle with the law in prospect. in con
sequence of the part they played in the
last scenes of the life, if not in the death,
of Jennie Cramer. a beautiful girl of that
town. They are shown TO be heartless
pair of debauchees. and deserve a grade
of punishment it is feared they will not
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

The $4,000, 900 increase of the taxa.
bic basis in Philadelphia over last year
promises to lead to a more than proper
tionate increase in municipal expendi-
lures. The heads of the various de-
psrtments have put in their estimates of
necessary appropriations" which ag-
gregates 81 ,54s, 1873 more than those of
last year. Unless the pruning knife is
used, taxation in Philadelphia will be
increased rather than diminished, despite
the increase of valuations
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

Captain Cook, the Garfield man who
slapped the mouth of a man for wishing
that the President would not recover,
has been nominated for the Legislature
OF Ohio. From the one cent subscrp-
tons he has received one hundred and
fifty dollars in gold and is to secure a
valuable gold watch. The Captain made
a ten strike sure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

In Germany, from 1871 to 1880, there
were 16. O0O. 900 births against II .OOO, GOO
deaths, while the emigration amounted TO
s65. 900, giving 4,155.OOO as the net In
crease IN population. These figures are
cited by those who believe Germany
already over-pOpulated, against the gov
ernment's policy of restricting emigra-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

Vennor's forecast for the latter part of
August is as follows: Eighteenth, hail
storms and frosts probably in some pOr
tons; 18th and Goth, heat and storms:
21st, sultry and showery; 22d, sultry and
windy; 23d and 24;h, heat and wind
25ih and 26th, heavy storms on the lakes,
on the St Lawrence, and around New
York; 9th, 29th, cooler weather, with
rains and frosts in the northern section
30th and S1st, fair and pleasant weather,
with cool evenings and nights, with indi-
cations of returning heat"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

General William Tecumseh Sherman
told a Canada reporter the other day that
he had always wanted to see the Cana
dian peninsula annexed-that Is, that
mart of Canada from Montreal to Geor-
eian bay westward to the lakes. General
sherman always was a nervous, unquiet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

1t is rumored in the United States
District Attorneys Office at New York
that a number Of national banks will he
called on to refund money to the Treas
ury which was paid by them on checks
drawn on the Assistant Treasurer IN
1867 and 1868. the Endorsement on the
checks being fraudulent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

The New York Herald says if the ar
rests Of Juvenile gatherers of cigar
stumps continue in that city one peculiar
cigarette flavor will be lost. for the few
stumps saved and sold by the hotel por-
ters will not equal the demand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

General d. II. Hill, who was one OF
Lees division commanders, is now Presi
dent of the Arkansas University. The
school has 40 students. and General
Hill makes a popular executive.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

General Stoneman, who was 8 noted
cavalry officer during the war, is spoken
of as possible candidate for the next
Democratic nomination for Governor of
California.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

Herr Krupp, the great German gun
maker is so much pressed with orders
that he has engaged 5000 more work
men. making the total force of workmen
n. 600.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

An Indian tribe in the Northwest IS
indignant because the Governor General
of the Dominion sighted them by gong
away without taking part in their dog
feast
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

The R,l55sr Era says that the value of
che stocks held by Mr.. Edison in the
various companies formed to introduce
his incandescent light is about S.. 900, 600
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

"YETH'S Elixir Calisaya, Iron and Strych-
w mia, Hegeman's Elixir Calisaya and Iron,
Hubbel's Elixir Calisaya and Iron, Wheeler's
Compound Elixir Of PhosphateB and Calisaya,
Caswell's Beef, Wine and Iron. Wyeths Beef,
Wine and Iron. and other Tones. at
STRONG,S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Bun and Perry street lane.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

TOR SALE. live Independent Newspaner
1 IN thriving business town OF 1.010popu.
lajion in Southeastern Ohio: no paper nearer
than 20 miles, and country around depseiv
populated. The town c. ntains a large and
iOurishing college, two large wooden mills
three Touring mills, foundry and machine shop
covering half a square, and other manufae-
tories. Town has 90 business firms: paper has
good run of job work the year round and
lots of advertising Gross receipts last wear
81 800. Price 81, 800. Address
DISPATCH. Beverly Ohio
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

TOR SALE. Building Lot southeast corner
Il Henry and Abercorn streets, 50 feet #
inches by lU5 feet. Terms half cash. balance
6 and II months. Apply to Capt. WARD. iSI
Bay street, or at Jas. E. Walters ship chand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
wo Houses northwest corner Bull and Gas.

EOR RENT. nicely furnished sontb roo--
IL with bath room attached: also q sn3oi;
room for gentlemen only. Apply 81 Yort
street. % AorA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

no RENT, Store and Dwelling 15t pr,-o,-
IL street. Apply to S. MITCHELL Ly -3S%
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

The best preventive of consumptive dis
eases of the lungs, bowels or kidneys is
Browns Iron Btters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

w An MED TO RENT. for one year with -
year, comfortable dwelling With Iie END END OF the
Of land attached, within twenty ME- lew acres
city, on one of the railroads eadino oS, OF the
vannah. Address, with location d oSo q sa-
ana terms OF rent and sale, P. E. Pil RoLon
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

ITO RENT three Brick Hopsas o. ~
l. near Whitaker street. containine AVER,
improvements; possession given LIST Noy 1OIeln
TWo-story dwelling and store FrlIit nueI'
ard, good well of water, and acre Of I iacI
situated on the White Bluff Road. TX m raIu,
Two Houses northwest corner Bull and 10.
on streets ''@ 0as-
Two-story Wooden House north side pro,,..
ton, second door west Of Habersham street 7aepsn'
st. Gaul streets, near Zublv. Water in ~ ana
Apply to c. G. FATTTc a. M arus.
General Insurance and Real Estate Aea1t
1t4 Raw ,stroa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
Wantea,

GITUATTON WANTED. vo,,n. -
~ several years experience ig nan with
i traae OF Georgia. Alabama AMI so me gGano
una, wants situation to repre- emf So. on caro-
aealer or manufacturer Of comm Soe large
atonsry pes4o or would not object to oeI
given Address EUGENE, care sseti1.esirtesnees
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

EOR SALE. one fine Flue Boiler. IS feet
A inches long. 90 inches diameter 10incb
fi1es; one two Flue Boiler. l6 feet 4inches lone
3 feet diameter. l2-inch fiues Address p a
Box No 1871. Savannah. Ga v.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

TOR RENT, two connecting rooms and
Kitchen. with nSe Of bath, at g. Sontb
Broad street. Terms reasonab bic N'u'n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
fur SALE.

TOR RENT, Store. with or without steam,
Il power. Apply TO JOHN H RUNE 1'''N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

nor SALE. second hand Sails. s1litahla for
II coasters of from 20 TO 10 tons. Applv IN
ANTONIO De SOUZA'5 Sail Loft, BAY street
between Bull and Drayton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

WANS,,TrEEipo TO RENT, RENT, two furnished Or ~
state price. Address N, Morning Eyee,nltIlemen;
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
Misrfllanrnas.

TO STOCK OWNERS Owners Of crippled
Il and otherwise disabled horses, mules or
cows viii find il greatly to their advantage 10
call upon A. F. ENGLISH, Veterinary Surgeon,
No = Montgomery street. second door from
Jones street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
8S4 West street. New YORK.
D. c. BACON & co.
s9ost

I OST, q white English Setter Dog with dark
Il spots; answers 10 the name OF "Bruno,.
small sized and thin in flesh; strayed from yard
on Montgomery street, four doors from Gas
ton, on Wednesday, 81 inst. reward Of $
viii be paid for his return by ". Il. HAM
MOND, Montgomery street
I OST. White Setter Bitch: answers TO name
L. of -Biddy." A reward of s. viii be paid
for her return to CLUB STABLES.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
fnr REnt.

EOR RENT, that desirable Iarga -
Il house, situated southwest corner Crane frame
and Abercorn Streets possession given UH 9ns
Bay street. ou'of' al
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

WANTED an unfurnished fat wi,,,---
w room, in central location for VIZ" n oath
from october 1st. Apply to EDW + ~ wear
WILLIE, No. 2 Commercial Block = NEUF-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

WANTED, a situation, by a youro - =
" years of age; willing to wo1k .na IN q
reference given. Address r Z q ~ goo
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

DORTER WANTED.-A reliable colora5 =
Il ter, who can read and write, wa sg'5G por-
factOrS Office. ApI.lY to Id pnr ~ gu IN q
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22
DRY Gnuds.

For sale by LIPPMAN BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-22

IaCUUI UIICe apply 70 III Bay Streat III q
WANTED, Pianos ard Organs to t,,ro---
w repair Kafes reasonable Second ba sna
between Bull and Whitaker sfs '0'e Street,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
THIRD EDITION.
MAYCOURTS IN SESSION.
Request for Adjournment on Ac-
count of SmalI-POx which is not
Granted-Opening Of the Term.

The New Castle County Courts Of
General Sessions of the Peace and JAN
Delivery, and of Oyer and Terminer
commenced to-day, being opened at II
o'clock with Chief Justice ComegyS
and Associate Justice Houston ON the
bench.
The lateness of the hour conNenlng
was due to the fact that the Court had
received "A communication from the
Trustees OF the Poor, calling attention
to the great prevalence ut smallpox IN
the city, and advising them not to hold
the May term of Court. No announce
ment Of the decision of the Court was
made when the Court opened, but II
was understood that the business OF the
term would be transacted as usual.
4 large crowd WAS in waiting for
more than an hour before the doors OF
the court room were opened, and when
the Chief Justice gave the order tt
throw the chamber open to the puhht
it was uiickiy tjlle'l. The crowds how
ever. was uurhing ike as large as that
on the opening day ot the February
! term.
Quite sensation, almost a panic, was
created among the Waiting crowd al
one time during the morning, by the
/ iappearanre Of n man wearing darE
lycii over his face. Il was declared by
some that he had the small poN, bu'
! This was probably incorrect.
The Grand Jury We're sworn without
DELAY. Joseph Rohert>, Of Appoqulnl'
mink Hundred. was made foreman
REPRESENTATIVE john P,.ing, George
Sellers and Edward Challenger were rN-
cnSed from serving as Grand Jurors
J the former on account Of i'll health.
In charging the Grand Jury the thIei
lJustiee said that the Court, haN no
special matters 10 direct their attention
10. and concluded by stating that ihr
Coum contemplated adjourning unit. i
| late hour this afternoon. and il they de-
sired they could he discharged after
their consultation nnt. to-morFoW
morning at 10 o'clock
The Chitt Justice also said 1t WoHi"
be prudent for all persons who had no
business in Court Ia stay away. since
We have come in here. he observed,
I'VE have had t. send a hoy ont vino
came directly here from house where
there is case Of smallpox, atd We
would advise all people, who have no
need to be here, 10 remain away tor
their own safety "
The names OF thepetit ,IurrorS We're
called, and the jury discharged until
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, the petit Jurors
were also summoned to act at the Cour,
Of oyer and Terminer, the original sub.
puna> simply being for the Court OF
General Sessions, Nc
The Grand jury came III at l2.3o
o'clock with several true bills, and were
discharged until tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock. Court then took recess
until ) o clock this evening, and in the
interim athdavits troE APPLICANTS for Il
ouor licenses, Of which there are about
one hundred and seventy. will be etaken.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
FOURTH EDITION.
LOCAL LINkLErS.
A Variety of Items Carefully Pre-.
pared for Hasty Readers.

ST. Pauls Il. c. Church will picnic
at Mt. Cuba ON July ith.
The garbage man has not been in the
vicinity Of seventh and Madison streets
! for three weeks,
Rev. John {. 81 John. Of brooklyn,
preached interesting sermons at the
| Household of Faith Yesterday
The steamer FELTON, will run between
Philadelphia and Wilmington about
| the LIST of June.
The Olivrt Presbyterian Sunday
schhool will celebrate its anniversary
| in June.
Marshal McNullen went Ia LHwes To-
day for the purpose of selling til,
schooner Edwin Post
The people OF Savannah, Ga, are de
! lighted with the steamer Frri"rlrk dt
Barry, which was built in this city
The First Unitarian Church, Of thi'
city, has extended unautruous call Il
Rev. J. II. Wilson, Of Meadvlllr, Pa.
to become their pastor,
All the members Of Washington
Lodge. No |, X. OF p, are earnestly re-
gne>ted TO be present af the meeting to
night
The Young Peoples Literary Society
of the ulivet Presbyterian church will
tonight, discuss the question "WoUi,
compulsory education he beneficial t,
the State.
The President and Nioe-Presidcnt o
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are highly pleased with thecoudifion "
the Philadelphia, Wilmington X BAIti
more Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
More Arrests in Dublin

DtRIIS, May S.--A magisterial II
quiry held IN saturday mt Galway p
suited in the ComInittaI for trial at lii
Castelar, AsSllp> Of =. j Gordrn, wA
Is now in kitmainham Jail under rLD
coercion act on the charge Of inritingn
murder Two landed proprietorS in Mao
Michael Gibbons, James Gibbons arl
John Marum, farmers, living neal
ROScommuu, have been arrested unlg
the coercion act and taken to Gawar
The man supposed to be- relative d
O'Donoyan kosSa, who was arrested
here yesterday, is named John leany,
not Levey. He is the manager ola tan.
merry and harness establishments and
is a Nationalist and an opponent of TIT
Land League. 1t is sail several Othel
persons will he arrested in this city oI
Monday and among them are prQminen
members of the Land Leagues
Archbishop Croke, in his letter pub
lished yesterday says:
Let the land bill have its seconl
reading. Ifit cannot in committee b
brought into such a shape as will com
mend it to the good SENSE ofthe cour
try or into harmony with the viewsa
the leaders of sound public opinion
Ireland, both lay and ecclesiastical, u
it be rejected as inadequate todo what
pretcnds and therefore unworthy otQ5
approval and support,
LuNDoN, May Sit is understot
that the resolution to abstain from vi
ing on the land bill, adoptr4 ath|
meeting of the Home Rulers on iL1
dav, is almost certain to be aTe' '-l y
as to enable the ParnelliteS t"' r.
the second reading of the 6iit LAt
party, however, will not iSsue E-l
for the division.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
Colonel iscOtt Ill.

Colonel Thomas A. Scott ~ SD ,Ij 4
Railroad King, is in bad health lt,t;,ie ig
condition is considered quite .tS.rJ, rli.r
his friends, and grave appl'nr
are felt in regard to his reco'Tn T,ryl
was at his office as usual u! aj, ay
last, but in the evening he 'r', o,n d,
what i'll and he retired about y, ~ md
He passed a restless nlEIl.; EIl.;,'nt-l an"
Wednesday morning it vase .tort ,' # q
he had suffered another atlacH !1a coHnjtl
alysis, affecting his LETT ,'iI sue Of " nd
where the partial paralysis .lI !, him.
three years ago mad etlec,t" e,tS,t D and |
Thursday he rallied soIneM 50 !, y, nH' family 1
yersed cheerfully with NJ; ";,ra IsDtt; ttel
immediate friends, but SlIsS I.s'nI,tr| !
has not improved. Tbe lb!e,tins tnCr copd|
reasonably r regular, indicatlTGSi 1 Gis s'n ntt
able physical vigor, q ana INF II ibi,a1
faculties are unclouded, Oul ,;aht II Idl1
ton at a late hour last ,ni nlSo;; o; b lbl
1--WE any substantial hopes p;'i,ss, ~ bls
ccotery. His dangerous ll!lsIn / lIttIt nter|
cited widespread and le'"
in the community.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
FIFTH edition
Death Of Josephs. Loxo.,.

The Philadelphia North Amar,a'
this morning contains the fnn.aah u
obituary notice of Joseph i ImoNins oroS,ns
at one time citizen of Wilmin,,e'ilg,
Joseph S. Lowering, who died uu rD
day at his residence on the Yort' es'e,'
near Fishers Jane, was wideIr l., faI
as successfulsugar refiner in IL; ;AuoS0
He was born in Wilmington Daian'gl't ,s gl't'
his father, sea canal, '"&t
ing removed there from J. aaE
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Lowering 'os,oh, o
in life engaged in the busine,, n, edr'y
refining in partnership with John IpES@F pES1F
ips, their refinery being located ~, d p' u'''
street, near Second. Subspunsng,,Ih mace
firm became Joseph 5. Loyerira Clo
the other partners of the frml hsinr N,
late Isaac Il. Davis, LindIpy Sn5 SEA tl'
Ieseph Corbit, W. Morris Davi. ,I, IN,
Joseph ). Lowering, Jr. The fr,, anu anu
dissolved many years ago, after ba,iass way
for long time occupied the Oh ',~,ns Sns
house property IN Church allow y%sa,' ni.t
building was first used for refrira r,a
sugar shortly after the ReyoIntio,n" "'.,l5 M5
Lowering rtllred 10 an elegant copn,ra
seat on the York road, and tbqra ',nU!, naa1l,
the remainder of his life. His wiEE"%Ii iEE'Jei
few years ago, but he leaves tbroo on" I'"'
dren, Joseph 5. Lowering, Ir., md lu,' ,,n'
daughters, the wives re>prrtivei,. % '@g VI,
Charles W. and Joseph Wharton ~ !"
ceased leaves very large estate p''
Mr.. Lowering owned what WIS c,,,,
the Lowering farm whichcx,cndej I'.',p 'r',
the western side Of the Wilmins,on' ',,"t arI
Brandywinr Cemetery out to Es>qnIo'oo o'o
Park aud embraced most Of ,hplorS H."
tweeDDelawareAvcnuoa andnr nr1n1yw;~'
creek. In 1851 Johua r. Heali wa,
constituted agent for the sale Of ,b.
Lowering property. rhr sale of lots in
those days will be- well Remembered br %
many citizens.
The old farm house the only dwqrin,
on all that area Of ground has been Cow.
vert"i into modern mansion boa,e
supplied with all comforts and ronyrt,
ences Of modern time, and is ocrnpir
by the Hon. Leonard f. Wales, assoc.
ate Justice Of the Cuurt, Of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
Red Mems Anniversary.

Min1ua Tribe, No. s, Improved q, Il,
NJ. will, To night, reI"hrat" its tenth
anniversary, at O1d Fellows ii2!I.
The exercises. which will be decidedly
interesting, will commence at -
O'Clock. Addresses will be made by
Rev. p. H. Rawhns, pastor Of Scott NJ,
f. Church and p. Il. :, William +. Har.
rison. Vocal music will be rendered
by the Scott NJ. f. church choir. Mis-
Annie Richardson will giv" organ solos
and Ed. Carson will sing "B"autifn
Isle Of the Sea- Luckmau sorcheStra
twelve pieces, will furnish in>tram"n
tal music. One Of the principal tra
lures of the entertainment will he th'
appearancr uf Frank \. Comfy.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
HOnsehOld Goods Seized.

Constable Pritchctt. ON saturday at-
ternoon. seized lotof household goods.
which had been loaded on a car on a
siding near West street. The constable,
thinking the goods belonged 70 Mrs. +.
c. Acorn. who has for some time con.
Quoted a private school at Eighth and
Market streets, took charge of them on
an attachment claim for 500, which
was taken out by Z, H. Loubienac, tol
professional services in the school. A
writ Of rrpIevin for their recovery ha'
been sued out by Mrs. II. b. Dorsey, al
associate teacher, who claims that tn,
Goods are her property.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
Star Route Matters atWaShlnslO

WASHINGToN, May Sit was q
pected to-day that a general RAID Wll
he made ON the Star Route contacu'
but up To midnight there had been
arrests here. Notwithstanding this,
is said that before the close Of the We
there will he arrests Of prominent |.
sons on the charges of perjury and CO
spiracy. 1t was rumortd that Nh
Auditor McGrew, who has charge oig
Star Route accounts, bad been reqNeSt
10 resign, but Postmaster General Jam
saws he has not been removed 50 lal'
he knows. u
The truth Of the matter is that "
Grew and some Of his clerks VIII So
be asked to resign by order Of the ire
dent as will every one who has llaG III
connection with the Star ko1te OG
ness, The entire matter has been hallu
over TO Attorney General MacNeaE
and he is to dictate what is to Oe 10.
He is disposed to proceed tel'Vr1lS t..
surelv,and before many days roll aEoul
| he will cause the arrest OF every ptl1
prominently identified with the F"'''1
Of Star Route contracts oo,
There is a disposition here to ac.a|
the explanation Of both H3rtranls
bingham in connection whit the ,a$ |
Black a in Philadelphia. So i9rH tara,
be learned the confession OF hInsS ro,
Ihis desire to make good what SSn a'n,
to the Government will not haS'a%l tsn"l
weight, because upon his ca case ,,+is I'M
the prosecution OF SeHer'' o'A'
for conspiracy.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-09
Delaware Avenue baptist Church

Although Delaware Avenne Baptist
church has seating capacity for more
than / 200 persons, the officers and ush'
rrs are generally taxed to the utmost tc
find seats for all the people who attend
the services on Sunday evening. Last
night was no exception to the rule
Rev. Mr.. Haldeman preached eloquent
Iy and ferven.ly, his subject being
"How the Devil Helps 10 He'll" A
the close Of the sermon l3personS arOst
and asked for prayer. The whole con
gregation seemed moved and awakened