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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19

For q GOOD HOT LUNCH EVERY DAY &c
to the RESORT HOUSE, 121 South
Greene Street 24-7
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19
SATURDAY, MARCH 10 1881.

The SENTINEL is sold by all news
dealers.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19

SAuNDERsoN, the grocer, buys for
cash only, and sells all goods on small
margins.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19

The frost has entirely left the
ground.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19

WANTED.-A small store, with
dwelling attached. Desires to use as
cigar store. Rent must not be over
S13 per month. Address
Lift B, SENTINEL Office
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19

Navigation on the canal will open
on Monday morning, at seven o'clock
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-19
JOB PRINING

OF every description neatly executed.
Workmanship will speak for itself. No I'M
slightly imprints nor short counts. Satlsiac-
ton guaranteed in every particular.
Orders from distance receive prompt
attention.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Local LinkIefS,

Several officials on the p, w. & B.
Il Il. have received their walking pa
pers.
Rev. J. A. +. Wilson, former pastor
of ASbury NJ. L. church, was in town
to-day.
Henry Kent of Chester County, has
purchased a farm on the turnpike near
HokesSin, and will remove to it in n
few days.
The kennett Advanced, pronounceS
the Strawberries raised by Thomas l.. j..
Baldwin Of Mill Creek Hundred, the
finest ever seen in that town.
William Neal, sentenced to be hung
was informed by the Sheriff yesterday
that he had been reSpited. Neal is sick
Of typhoid fever and often prays with
forty parson power.
Many a babe is unknowingIy hurried
out ofthe world by the powerful Opiates
so frequently given to them. Mothers,
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the safest,
cheapest, and best baby medicine III
the world.
The last buck beer of the season will
be on tap at +. =. Freye's, No. Il East
Second street, tonight. An extra fine
lur Ch will be set out to all who call, and
that Mr.. Freye knows how to set out Il
good lunch is known to all who have
visited his place.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
A Grand Treat

is in store for those who are fortunate
eporgI to secure tickets for the Grace
Church Excursion of Tuesday next on
the elegant steamer, Republic, to Cape
May. Four musical entertainments or
tirst-class concerts will he given by the
renowned Germania Orchestra and Mill
tary Band Of Philadelphia, the pro-
gramme for which Prof. Fullmer states
is the finest he has ever seen. The hour
for leaving (S So'clock) affords business
men ample time to examine the morn
ing's mail and arrange the work of the
day in advance. An agreeable compa-
ny, first trip OF the boat newly retitted
and the choicest music are features
which will render this the excursion of
all excursions. Tickets limited Leaves
Fourth street wharf
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
James Carsw ellis Case.

Upon the representations of his conn.
sci Levi G. Bird, Esq, the case of JAS
Carswell, now in Jail upon a foreign at.
tachment for a debt of $50 due William
II. Quinn, came up before Judge Wales
at the Court House about noon today
Mr.. Carswell, who is well and favorabjy
known here, where he formerly lived, *
now n resident of Philadelphia. In
March he came here as II Sub-contrac.
tor upon the Fourth street extension Of
the Wilmington City Railway.
William H Quinn had him arrested
upon capias on March 10Th, for the
above mentioned debt, due, as he al.
legeS for a pair of horses purchased
several years ago. He was unable to
pay the $3.50 and had to goto jail, where
he had been ever since.
The allegation now made is that Mr.
Carswell is unable to pay the costs of
his confinement and the hearing to-day
was to require Mr.. Quinn to give Sc.
curity to indemnify the county against
loss for Mr.. Carswell's $ board 50 long as
he is contieh in Jail. Judge Wales re.
quired Mr.. Quinn to give $3.50 security
and c. w. Talley became his bondsman.
Mr.. Carswell now goes back to jail.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
THE ALBANY DEADLOCK.
The Bribery InvestigattOn-Ba
lOtting for SEN a tOrs- Depew
Gaining Votes.


ALBANY, June 1O.-The Special Com
mittee to investigate the alleged Legs
lative bribery cases met at 9.4O TINS
morning. Speaker Sharpe was the flrst
witness. He detailed his interview
with Mr.. Bradley and the fact OF re-
ceiving the $4,000 from lin. In cross
examination it was elected that MI
Bradley told him the Senator from his
district, Mr.. Sessions, gave him the
money. A motion was agreed to that
the money in question should be de-
posted with the Comptroller, to be
for final disposal by the Speaker.
AT the evening meeting OF the
committee, Mr.. James Arm,
strong, who had stated that he had
been improperly approached was the
first witness called. Counsel of Mr..
Sessions urged a continuance OF his
clients case, but was opposed by CHAIR
man Scott and Assemblyman Carpenter,
who desired delay on the ground that
the committee had been unable to obtain
counsel, while the defendant was re-
presented by legal talent. a long dis
cusSion enSued.
Mr.. Armstrong was subsequently
sworn. The gist Of his evidence was to
the effect that lobbyist named Ed
wards had made an offer to him to vote
against Roscoe Conkling, but did not
request him to vote for any other can
didate At the close of his eXamina-
ton the committee adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
The Joint Convention met at T. o.
clock with Senator Robertson presiding
when the following ballots were taken
for United States Senators; For the
short term Conkling had 80 votes;
20; Cornell, 10; Jacobs, AZ;
Rogers, Is. For the long term. Platt
had 2S votes; Depew, "A: Lornan, a.;
Cornell, 9. Then a second ballot was
taken III which for the short term
Jacobs got AZ votes; ConkIing, 33;
2l; Cornell, II; and for the
ong term Platt received 2S votes; Depew
~ Cornell, 8; Herman, 4S.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
A MiIIiOnaire's Restraint.

Mr.. William G. Wilson, president OF
the Wilson Sewing Machine Company
was brought a prisoner into the York,
vile Police Court, New York, Wedncs-
day, on complaint OF DR.. White, Of tho
board Of health. Mr. Wilson who is
suffering from temporary mental aber-
ration, had for a few days been under
the care Of the physician, and finding
his surveillance irksome attempted tc
escape. The prisoner claimed t,'dt ht
was thoroughly able to attend TO his
own business, and wished to be let
alone. He was recommitted to DR.
Whites custody. Mr., Wilson is estima
ted to be worth S., ,O00,00O
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
FOURTH EDITION.
A STRONG PROTEST.
Leading Bnsincss Men Join MIR.
Jackson i'm his Protest Against
Opening seventh Street to lhe
River.

| River.
The following is the protest presented
at last nights meeting of the City Coun'
Gil against the opening ofSeventh street
through the jackson and Sharp Com
pany's works:
To THE HONORABLE MAYOR AMI
COUNCIL OF WILMINGToN
GENTLEMEN:-On behalf of the Jack,
son and Sharp Company would respect
fully represent that the opening of Sew
enth street through their works would
materially interfere in the prosecution
of their business and deprive them OF
property that they cannot spare.
The company have within a few years
bought Il large part of the very prop
erty covered by the report of the com
mittee, paying in most instances eX-
ceSsive prices.
On this property there We're q dwell
ing houses all of which except two the
company have been obliged to tear
down. The taking of this property
would also destroy their system Of rail
road tracks connecting the +. w. & B.
II. r., with their ship yard, wharves
and lumber yards. A portion of the
ship yard mill would have to be re-
moved, which would cause inconve-
nience and loss.
The filling up of the street to the level
of the banks of the Brandywine and
Christiana would make an embankment
through the works. over four feet high,
which would cause them constant dam
age and materially interfere in hauling
across timber and other materials and
absolutely sever the connection by rail,
between the wharf and their lumber
yards.
| am pleased to- submit herewith
ground plans of our works and side
elevation of tle building next to the
contemplated street, which will more
fully explain. The red line on side
elevation indicates the level of the
creek banks For the reasons above
stated and many Others that | will not
take up your valuable time to mention,
respectfully request on behalf of the
jackson ~ Sharp company that the re-
port of the committee recommending
The opening Of Seventh street to the
river, be not adopted. signed,
JOB II. JACKSON.
We the undersigned respectfully join
in the above petition.
Singed The Harlan q Hollings-
worth Co., by j. T. Cause, Vice Presi-
dent; The Pusey x Jones Co., by w.
&. Gibbons, President; The Diamond
State Iron Co., by II. Mendenhall,
President; Mccullough Iron Co., by j.
II. Adams, President; Lobdell Car
Wheel Co., by Geo. &, Lobdell, Fresi-
dent; The Diamond Match Co., by
VIM. H. Swift, President: w. Jones x
Co.; Seide), Hastings 4 Co.; Bowers,
Dure & Co.; Hiles Il Jones, Gregg q
Bowe; Bellah, Quiglry q Co., Sprin-
ger, Morley Il Cause, II. g. Banning,
Walton, Whann q Co., Charles War
ner, John &. Baker, VIM. Lea y Sons,
James i. Hayes n Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
FIFTH edition.
RED SHIRTSIN THE LISTS
What Must be Done TO Take p,,
at the Firemen's TOurnamo..

The firemen's parade and tournano',
which will take place on Septemho,,,
ODD, 23d and oath, in Reading, Pa U1l m9I
be very brilliant affairs. The E Sill
Department of that city will use eral IRE
endeavor to make the event n spooey
Some valuable prizes will be conto".N IUsSS' :
for both by the resident firemen' ''SVa ~
also by the visitors. The prizes wi,S1 ana
awarded as follows: VIII oe
To the company having in In,
parade the greatest number of eomiM,'@1 VI
men; to the company making the fEpN fT"'
appearance in line; to the COMPANY ,so bsS.
ing the finest equipments in lin"t. may.
the best drilled company in line; ', to ,Lo /"
company having the finest hose onu .ne
riage in line; to the company hayine, ,T', al,
finest truck in line. 'u7
To the companies entering tbo .o,
nament contest, prizes will he oeanal
as follows: To the hose comnonv "pnM ,nnn
ing the best run of 300 wards lay a ,'iah' II''
Of 300 feet of hose, attached to h, DRAW ANY
attach play pipe and have water throunI, n1,
nozzle; to the truck company maLisn Isn
the best run of 800 yards, remova 'Nins - nls
tain ladder, elevate it and send a mo, Oo,,
to the top. l''''N
Trials of steam and hand engines n
be made by manufacturers ONLY "
All contests will be governed bv r,,ou
adopted by the Committee on paraIS
and Tournament. Circulars containiWe
a list Of prizes and rules governing tbs
same will be issued shortly.
Invitations, requesting their atfen3
ancc, have been received by all the fire.
companies of this city. Several co,nna a
MES have expressed their intention of
accepting the invitation. Other GONNA
nies will merely send delegates as snpr, rT
tatorS. Numerous citizens will acron,-
pauN the tremen.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Robbery at Centreville.

On Tuesday evening last the store and
post office of Joel Dalton, lat Centreyille,
this county, WAS forcibly entered and
robbed Of about So worth of goods and
several letters lying around loose which
had not been mailed. The store had
been securely locked in the evening
with what are known as jail locks on
the outside besides other locks on the
inside. The outside locks We're wrench
ed from the staples, apparently without
much effort and the application of
'jimmies" soon made the door give
way. The mail pouch which contained
n number of letters was not disturbed,
but all the loose letters were taken. He
has no clue to the thieves.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
New Castle Items.

Special Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN.
The following items of news were re-
ceived from our New Castle itemizer
this morning
But one excursion has left our city as
yet.
The X. of P.'s are making slow pro-
gress with their new hall.
The Methodists realized upwards OF
500 from their festival.
New Castle will soon be renowned as
u city of halls.
Rev. &. II. Bristor will take for his
his subject tomorrow (Sunday) even
ing, "The Revision of the New Testa-
ment.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
THIRD EDITION.
NEWS SUMMARY.
West Point Graduating Exercises
Fatal Deeds of Vielence-6ris-
CONS fast-Cary HOmestead-Na-
val Academy Exerc1ses--Other
Items OF News.

AtemhS OH NeWSs
| The graduating exercises at West
Point took place yesterday. Dr. Laws,
President of the University of Missouri,
offered prayer, after which General
Greene, President of the Board of Nisi-
tors, addressed the cadets. General
Howard then delivered the diplomas to
the graduates. Addresses We're made
by c. G. Augur, Secretary Lincoln and
General Sherman.
Yesterday noon, the termination of the
thirteenth day OF Griscoms fast he
weighed l76% pounds, a less than on
Thursday noon. During The interve-
ming twenty-four hours he drank 50
ounces Of hydrant water. His pulse
yesterday was 20, respiration II, and
temperature 80 30 He has lost 214
pounds since he began to fast.
A telegram from Cincinnati says that
Alexander Swift, brother-in-law of
Alice and Phoebe Cary, has bought the
old homestead known as "CiOvernook,
and intends to repair the bulldogs, and
make the grounds Il memorial park in
honor OF the departed occupants.
At the graduating exercises OF the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, yeSter-
day, Senator Morgan, of Alabama, de-
livcred the address, and Secretary Hunt
presented the diplomas to the graduates.
Addresses We're made by President Gar
field and Secretary Hunt.
Hayes White, colored, convicted of
the murder OF Sheriff Beattie in Crit
tenden county, Arkansas, on the 18th
of April last, was hanged yesterday, at
Marion, i'll the presence Of about two
thousand people, mostly colored. He
confessed his crime.
The "pack boys" in the mule rooms
OF the Pepperell and LacOnia Mills, at
Biddletord, Me-, struck yesterday for
higher wages. Nearly all the mule
rooms of both mills are stopped in con-
sequence, and number OF operatives
are idle.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Licensing Delaware Pilots.

AT the meeting OF The DtIaWaEe PlIOt
Commissioners today at noon, Francis
Barry, ESD, was elected Secretary pro
TEN, to till the vacancy caused by the
death Ct the late Homer Barry.
The following Lewes Pilots were
licensed:
Henry Nirden, Henry F, Nirden, w.
$. Evans and Lewis Evans. These are
the first to receive Delaware licenses
except one of Captain Nirden's sons,
John, who was licensed some time ago
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Grace Church Excursion.

The Grace Church excursion to Cape
May next Tuesday on the steamer Re
public, promises to be a large affair, the
tickets selling rapidly. The great and
grand feature of TIE day will be the con-
certs on be ard the boat by the Germania
Orchestra and band of Philadelphia.
The Orchestra will give concert each
way as will the band. All that is
wanted now to make the excursion a
success is fair weather next Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Scout Sunday school Excursion.

The excursion to Andulusia by tht
Scott NJ. f. Sunday school which wa
to have come off yesterday, has beel
postponed until next Monday when the
excursion will leave on the FELTON, from
French street wharf at I o clock instead
of 7,3O as published by a morning pa.
per. As there has been such long con.
tinued spell of wet weather, the Scott
people and their friends are wishing
for a GOOD lay.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
The Sunday star To.morrow.

The Sunday Star tomorrow will con-
tain portrait and biographical sketch
of the Hon. Chauncey VI. Depew, who,
from the present appearance OF the fight
ut Albany, will probably be one Of the
senators from New York elected TO fill
the vacancies caused by the designations
of Messrs. Conkllug and PIatt. twill
also contain the fifth installment Of
"Leaves From Localizer's Life" be-
sides all the lccal and telegraphic news
and large amount of other interesting
reading matter. Price only three cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Mankfnd's Favortte Pills.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
,oated) move the bowels easy by acting dl.
.cctly on the liver, restore the lost energies
oy promoting the healthy action Of the liver {;
IN doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
The right or left side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through thu
body, aching limbs, billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
and liver cure. 25 cents and 81 box. Main
'8pot, ath and King strest. PhiladeIEhie 60
,roh street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
&I.OO.

Positively the last day the Importers
Tea Co. will give out presents in their
packages of tea and collective diamond
ear rings, four diamond and amethist
rings, eleven watches to be given away
this afternoon and evening, besides
many other handsome present of money
and other handsome articles. Three
watches given out this morning. One
dollar only. Try the tea and coffee.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Left for Europe.

Mr.. j. Taylor Cause, accompanied by
his son Victor left this city to-day for
New York, They will sail for Europe,
this afternoon, in the steamship City of
Chester. The trip is made by Mr..
Cause for the benefit fhis health, his
physician having advised him to make
the VOYAGE
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Berry Shipments.
Total to date. .............
AnOfKlprE ven Sa

The best excuse given by the Will
mington Clothing House and Merchant
Tailoring Establishment, n. w, cor.
Fourth and Market why they are the
acknowledged leaders in the clothing
trade is this, viz: "BeSt goods for the
lowest prices and never allowing any
one to 90 away dissatisfied, if polite and
gentlemanly treatment will win them"
Something new to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Light HEOuse keeDer.

No one has yet been appointed to
succeed Mr.. Matlack, the late keeper OF
the lighthouse at the mouth of the
Christiana. The vacancy will not, III
all probability, be filled before next fall.
Jacob Moore, Esq, Of Georgetown,
was III town yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
ChiINren'S Day.

Tomorrow will be specially observed
by Ezion Sunday school, Ninth and
French streets, as "children's day -
The pastor, DR.. Butler, will preach an
appropriate sermon in the morning. ana
in the afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock the sun
day school will be addressed by 5; r.
Hood and Alfred Davis, both Iate
graduates from Lincoln University,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Held for Court.

Squire Bertolette, last evening, held
Andrew Reed in the sum of 500 bail to
answer at court to charge of stealing a
whip from wagon belonging to Sam
uel Coyle. Andrew, after stealing the
whip, pawned it in aFront street junk
shop.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Magistrate Vandegrift's Court.

SaIlie Lewis was given n hearing be-
fore Magistrate Vandegrift, last night,
on the charge of committing assault
and battery on William Nichols. She
was adjudged guilty, and was fined s.
and costs
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
t!PeE.ys Ward i'm Trouble.

Thomas Mcbride appeared before tne
Mayor this morning, and swore OUT !"
warrant against Geo. Ward, Jr., Wlo iS
familiarly known as "Peggy." Mr.. Mat
Bride asserts that George and several
companions threw pieces of the Couls
House pavement at himself, his wife anu
son
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Cured in One Day.

George w. Davids, Esq, of the great
ink firm Of Thaddeus Davids & Co., L.
William street, New York, says; l
was suffering from the pangs OF rheu,
matte gout, an inherited ailment, anu
st. Jacobs oil .ured me in twentylour
hours.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Paying Election SuperNtsOrs.

[. S. Marshal McMullen was en-
gagged to-day in paying off the super
Nisors Of the reCeut election. A num-
Der of persons, who do not reside in this
city, made application forpayment, but,
because they We're not appointed super
visors in towns having 10000 inhabi-
tantS, they received no compensation.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
HecuI tfY.

The only secure place to keep mea'i, Z
butter, milk and fruit in hot weath9hi rh,I 70
in dry refrigerators. The "New wa.ar Tnn
lenge" at corner of Market and Ws'ea
streets, is the only dry and therei0i'
only good one.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
More RAhhNl.

Charles Wiltsie, who was left in
charge of Victor Jordan's tobacco and
cigar store, at Water and King streets,
on Wednesday afternoon, took a guam
tity of cigars, ritled the money drawer,
DESTROYED lamps, etc, closed up shop,
and then skipped the city. Mr.. sJor-
dams loss amounts to about S2j.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
I2 l.2cts.

Reduction in dry goods. Kennara 'S
Co. will sell balance of their spring anu
summer drygoods at moderate prices,
Several lots of plain and fancy dreso so
stuffs reduced to 12Hcts many OF theS0
goods have sold at 25cts.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
M A KRNA(lE&.

In Philadelphia, on the
9th inst. by Rev. Thomas q. Murphey, ID.
D., Mr.. ]. Pusey Smith to Miss Lizzie f.
Worth, both Of this city.
--On the 9th inst, by Rev.
II. II. Davis, Mr.. O. Miller to Miss Amanda
Hall, both of New Castle County.
CARpENTER-MUR June 9th,
by Rev. J. T. Crouch, at Nazareth M. e.
parsonage, 252 N. 18th street, Philadelphia,
Francis L. Carpenter ESD, and Miss
Emma q. Murdlck, both of Wilmington
Del. West Chester and Lancaster papers
please copy.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Don't Get the ChfllS.

Ifyou are subject to ague you mus J
be sure to keep your liver, bowels s,,sDn am
kidneys in good, free condition. WIZ
so, you will be safe from all attacASS :,
The remedy to use is Kidney-Wort' " "
is the best preventative of all malaria
diseases that you can take.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
TenDprance.

Mr. L. White of of Epworth will ad-
dress the meeting opposite RosendaIe
Park, under the auspices of the W..
c. T. e., tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11

Cutting teeth is one Of the hardest
pieces Of work the baby does; why then
not help it out by allowing it occasion
Il doses of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11

Lee Carpenter was shot dead by his
brother Berry, in n quarrel near New
Albany, indiana, on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
PRrsGn ais.

Joseph f. Stocclle, formerly of this
city, hut now Il resident Of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, is visiting his numerous friends
in this cihY.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-11
Don't Fail

to 90 to the corner of Market and Water
streets and see New Challenge Re-
frigerator in actual operation. Even
the walls Of the ice chamber are dry.