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Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
FOURTH EDITION.
THE BRIBERY CASE AT ALBANY.
Senator Sessions Still Under Ex-
animation.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 15.--Before the
Bribery Investigating Committee this
morning Mr.. Sessions, State Senator,
testified regarding his first conversation
with Mr.. Bradley. We met in the hall
of the Delavan House, near the cigal
stand, and commenced talking. urged
him to vote for Depew as the only solu.
ton to the question. He (Mr Bradley
said "May be you won't be disap
pointed in my final vote" construed
his remark TO mean that he was now
voting for Conkling to please some
Grant men in his district, and that nj.
ter doing so for a time he would finally
vote for Depew. | went to the Delavan
House that night to see Senator WoOdin
and Mr.. BarSer 90 down there to
see them very freuuently-two or three
times week. sometimes oftener
Mr.. Bangs-W hat is the smallest sum
You have seen played for in Baroer'S
room this winter?
Mr. Sessions-Two shillingS on Il
game of cold sledge." Have seen many
persons playing in Barber's room at
"euchre, old sledge, Boston, etc" Don't
think should mention the names of
gentlemen whom | have seen playing
cards social y in the room. Have never
seen members of the Legislature play
ing cards with Daniels for money.
Cannot swear that | have seen Depcw
in Barber's since May twcuty-tourth.
invited Mr., Bradley to an interview ON
the night of June eighth, at the Ken
more My object was to tell him what
II ,I = I,,A
had Just gone through his county. !
wanted to tell it to Bradley SO rs to
have him know just how the people of
his district felt; so as to endeavor TO
change the vote of Depcw. ! felt that
he was about to change from Conkling
and Plart
Mr.. Bangs-Did you not coup to Mr.
Woodin's rooms first on that night ?
Mr.. SesSiOns-l do not remember. The
friends of Depew, or at least many Of
them, meet in Woodin : room, occasion
ally. Don't know who were present
in Woodin's room that night. | went to
Barber's room that night also. Have
seen Mr.. Depew in BARRIERS room.
Have known Barber for many years.
Have seen Edwards anu Van NoChten
there. Never knew anything about
Barber'S business. Understand he is
friendly to the Central Railroad. Don't
know that he is in the paid employment
Df the road. Havenever heard anything
,bout Central Railroad matters i'll Bar
Oer'S room,
Mr.. Sessions then repeated the state
nents heretofore published about the
Incidents of that evening Of June Sth at
he Kenmore Hotel.
Mr.. Bangs-Did you say anything to
Bradley about his political prospects in
he world should he continued III his
curse?
Mr. Sessions talked with him about
lis position on the Senat orial question.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
vennor's Predictions.

Mr. Henry G. Vennor, of Canada, has
kindly expressed his opinion of what
will take place con the dreadful 18th
day Of the present month, in response,
as he says, to scores upon scores of pos
tai cards, letters, and individual inquir.
les. tits not much, he says; in fact, to
use his exact words: Nothing very out
of the way. Sultriness, strong warm
winds, and in all probability circling
thunder-storms, with heavy showers
and steamy clouds, for the Provinces of
Ontario and Quebec. Hurricanes and
hail storms for Western States. In
creaslng heat nearly everywhere be-
tween Goth and 18th, with frequent
rainstorms.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
who Watches the Court House

For the RErl BLICAN.
MESSRS. EDITOES Il see in yoNrF
per of yesterday an article in whlclN
ask: "Who watches the Court hos
at night ?" Well we heard that ql1
tion asked by over Il hundred Demo
Gratis who have passed the building
u morocco factory on Sixth street o
tween Madison and Monroe streets
We have never heard an answer to '%
question. Now, we ask does Mr. P@i
know that this man does not attend "
his business e! If he does not the Demo
Gratis of Wilmington do, and thry ID
tend that down.countryman shall u"
rule Wilmington any more,
A SOLID DEMOCRAT Now
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
THIRD EDITION.
Closing Ouotas,Ons.

The closing bids Of the New York stock
market to-day, received over the private wire
of Elliott, johnson Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Market streets were as follows :.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
OfIuterest 10 Republicans.

All Republicans are invited y =" "
notice elsewhere to attend pLI1nC pIa,
meeting at Institute Hail. NIuta%ja inl;.aa
evening next at s O'Clock. ts"g',iv" T tpot
that all Republicans shQN4 a''eu" .snti. anti
thee may be a full expres'IoN '' ''''
ment. Ao. IN.
A notice elsewhere states 'u". ;,tn
Republican City Executive CGl'iH ,I Mssl
chosen last Saturday night WI, VIZ r,r %
AT Gr"gg and Pierce's, under 't' s sigH |
ton House, Friday evening, "' We
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

Rs they int
~ = and kr
Eiake a sac,
"a m t car
\ E1arket sire
Fhe prices o
pere suits I
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
10 O.E. Semi.CemIenniaI.

The fftieth anniversary Of Delaware
Encampment, No /, |. Q. q. f., will pt
appropriately celebrated on Monday cv-
ening, June 20th, commencing at \
o'clock, by social re-uW6n of Patri-
archs at the Odd Fell%s Hall. Third
and King streets. Among theeNerriScs
will be a HISTORICAL sketch of the En-
campment tromfits foundation. The
exercises will bc pleasantly interludcd
with music, freccEes, &c.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

Isaac W. !
2aun newSIl
n Frank
100000, al
glO. I)llri,
" the cred
|he widow,
ION dollars
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
TIOR PHILADELPHIA.

COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE x.
ON and after Tuesday, June ID. the steamer
SANL N. - - FELTON,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Ann UnIncnu case d C'II' =.

L. $. Commissioner Smitll% %r tho
mony, yeStordl!, in tha lST,rlGk,
Coast Wrncking Company, a% itr, The
against Hans Oslen and cn. Gas ir
object in taking the testimCnSs SsSNrtB
the purpose of ascertaining SD6 D.r6oon.
pumps, etc, upon u seizfi i.,,tIs, SJ D
were considered apparel and '"
liable for wages.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
The RimgSOid Band.

Sixteen members of this organization
arrived in this city last evening at $50
o'clock, and were conducted To the
United States Hotel, after which they
made a short street parade, During
their stay in this city they will stop
at the hotel above mentioned, They ac-
companied the Household of Faith eN-
cursiOu to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
-<R
Tho s,.e.test BIessipk'

A simple, pure and haTlIlls, me- ,centsj
that cures every time, land prev se spp,
ease by keeping the blood putii potiye, II
regular, kidneys and liver S, Ss,,rred D
greatest blessing ever .oa,medg'
man Hop Bitters is thar ibClessd
its prOprietors are benz rprd
thousands who have been 's SEED
saved by it. viii you tryi''
column,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
DEATHS.

MCCULLAGH.--On the 10th, inst. Francis
McCullagh, aged 4 years and month
Relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral from $40 Church
street, on Friday at 2.3O o'clock y. m.
QUIGLEY.-On the 14th inst, Eliza, wife Of
Philip Quigley in the b0rh year of nor age.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectful y liyited to attend the funeral on
Friday mUFuiI,s u eIvSen och ok.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Attention. HaymakcrS !

The MinQua HaymakerS' Association
of this city, are notified that wagons
will leave the Hayloft, Sixth and Ship
ley streets, on Friday evening, June Il,
at 7 10 O'clock, sharp, for the purpose
OF going to New Castle No demon
stration will he held in Wilmington,
but upon arriving at New Castle u pa
rade will take place Members will be
particular to provide themselves with
regalia of the association before start
ing. Members of other associations are
cordially invited.-Adv.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

The comm ittee of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Poor npJn u site for the pro-
posed New Aims House took another
drive yesterday to inspect farms. They
visited the farm in New Castle Hun
drea owned by the New Castle COM
mons.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
High TeleDhOue Rates.

The business men of Wilmington
would like to know how it is that they
have to pay $65 year for the Bell TeIe-
phone service when III the interior Of
New York State S35 is charged, with
five per cent. off for cash, and the in
struments have Blakes' transmitter at
taChed
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
A RemarkAbIe Medicinc.

'Tt& above all controversy a most re-
msYKable medicine" says Stacey Hill,
Esq, of the Mt. Auburn Inclined
Plane Railway, Cincinnati. 81 was
limp;ng about, hardly able to move,
with rheumatism in the hip Sciatica.
Hearing of St. Jacobs Oil, procured a
bottle Of it, and with the third applica'
ton was able to 60 about with perfect
ease and comfort"
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

Our & |
'Sl'ring a
ton One
lIlcllCe o
Il ilrillcelll
scjor hing.
receive Il |
fot' silk hi |
klcrS and
flIlrlltiOll
8Sal and
&w,ly llal
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
eStlYAl.

The festival at Bethany Baptist
church will be continued every evening
this week. All friendly to the church
should attend and contribute to swell
the receipts and add to the pleasure OF
the entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ Of
- Leyari facias, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale. at the Court House,
on Market street. between Tenth and Elev-
euth streets. in the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June. 1851,
at > o'clock, p. m..
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot Or piece Of land with
two-stured frame dwelling house thereon
erected. situated in the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid bounded and described as follows.
to wit Beginning AT the distance Of 50 feet
from the corner formed by the intersection Of
the nOTthcrly side OF Second street with the
westerly side OF Madison street: thence porth-
erly parallel with Madison street 80 feet 10 a
stake: thence westerly parallel with Second
street II feet to n stake thence sOutherly par
allcl with Madison street 90 feet TO the afOre
said side Of Second street. and thence thereby
eastcrly 10 feet to the place Of beginning, he
the contents thereof what theg may.
Seized and taken III execution as the prop
erty Of John Logan. deceased MARY f..
Logan. q. T. A.. Of John Logan, deceased
who survived Margaret Logan. his wife, and
Samuel Hill. terra tenant, ami to be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK. Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Wilmington, Del. June
9th, A. D.. 1851 le10
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Berry St,lDme eRtA.
The AIma EAOuAc kife.

Total to date. e..................
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
MARRIAGES.

--ROGERSON.-ln Philadelphia on
the 18th inst. by Rev. Thomas Murphey,
MIR. BenJaman W. Ruth Of fCrnmptom, Ne ,
to Miss Lidic R0gerson Of VII, Del.
AZLEr.-On June 18th 1881,
at the residence Of the brides parents. No.
3O6 W. 7th ST., by the Rev. A. n. Keiywtn,
Mr. Henry J. Robinson to Miss Mary J..
daughter Of Samuel 5. HazIet, Esq. No
cards.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Before the Mayor.

Dennis Kane was fined by the mayor
last night for violating the ordinance
prohibiting goats from running ar large.
The penalty was - and costs.
One case of drunkenness WAS also
tried last night and one to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

If, as some one has said, n "numcr0us
household is jhe satcvy Of the Eepuh.
lic," il might rs well be proclaimed &t
once, that tho remedy upon which such
household should bp reared Is DIR.
Bulls L,tny SyraE. Price oH." 25 cts.
AlWNYS reliable.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
You Want a RarSaIn? Yes.

well, we are edeterminednot to be under
sold; all our goods are on commission,
and must be thrown on the market at
some price, so if you want bargain call
on Smeltz & Co., No. Is Z Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Medical.

lnvalids who desire to consult DR..
Darmon, should do it promptly rs his
visit to our city will soon terminate.
He can be seen at COS Market street.
He has thus far been kept quite busy,
but can give advice to all who may call
and wish to escape suffering.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

Would you care to have vsoaIp y
tai tampor riSS w, with I'll your baby's aaFFtcl' aFl'
opiates and other dangerou9o otc, bri
quiet it's stomach troubles, es asd' J
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup inS'0'
2J cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
New Excursion Car.

A large, open excursion car is being
built 10y the City Railway Company at
its shop, near the middle depot. 1t
will be similar to the excursion car used
on the road on extra occasions.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Church Concert.

The New Orleans Uni, erSity singers
will give a concert in the Asbury III. T..
chnrch this evening. African melodies
will be rendered in an excellent maM-
ner. The prices OF admission we reA-
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
ChiIdreus Afternoon,

At the festival of Bethany Baptist
church now in progress children will be
admmitted after , O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon free Of charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
A Mngntficent House

cost 81 Sl,0OO,0oo. The great central hall
will be l30NGo: the great drawing room
6ON23 Three hundred rneu are employ
I'd ON the work.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Removal,

Edwin Hfrst, watch, clock and musi-
cal instrument repairer has removed his
shops around the corner TO 1O3 West
Ninth Street where he will be pleased
to see all his customers.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

If you want produce or anything in
that line go to Smeltz & Co., at 13 E.
Fourth street and you will save money,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

VIII leave Wilmington at go a. m. and l
p. n.: Marcus Hook a. IL. IN. and LOO y.
IN: Chester, $50 a. IN, and 210 = IL.
ko,urnng lGAv" Chestnut st. wharf, Phil&.,
al H,30 i. IL. and p. N.
rare from Wilmington to philadcluhia, 30
cts., return trip tickets. Boz: Hook 20 Phila-
dclphiG, zoe. return trip tickets, SC Chester
70 Philadelphia, zoe, return, SOC.
Id 'rCiEht tx ken at usual rates. ie1Q
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Wnnt we VIII Du.

SmetH II Co., No IS Il. Fourth street,
W Il sell you choice new potatoes al So
30 to S. per barrel. Must be sold.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
SPIERIFT'S SALES.

StHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ OF
y NenditiUni EXpOnas. to me directed. will
be exposed to public salc. at the Court House,
on Market street between 10Th and nth streets,
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle coun-
ty, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, the 25th day Of June, 1851.
- n.L.lnnE II IN
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
at . o'clock, p. m.

The following described Real Estate, viz:
A lot Of land situated in the city Of VII.
mingtOn. New Castle county. Delaware, all
the lite interest Of William Fields in the TO-.
lowing described real estate Beginning at
a corner stake in the nOrtherly side Of Seventh
street. at the distance Of lis feet inches from
the easteriy side Of Tatnall street: thence
north and parallel with Tatnall street 81 de-
grecS, east 10 feet 10 a line late Of MahOn
Belts thence with that line south s. degrees.
east y feet idches to corner Of land late Of
Thomas Staplcr: thence with Staplers line
parallel with Iatnali street south 81 degrees.
west 10 feet to the nUrtherly side Of Seventh
street: thence along said side Of said street
north 56 degrees west u feet inches to the
place Of beginning, be the contents what ii
may. with a threc-story house. with marble
front and other outhuildinYs thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty uf William Fields. and to be sold by.
PHILIP X. CLARK Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Del, June
9, A. D., 1881. lelU
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
ID. KERBAUGH, Propriete
MankGBA's FavOrite Pills.

Dr. SHINING Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
scated) move the bowels easy by acting di.
teotly on the liver, restore the lost energies
~ promoting the healthy DctiOn Of the liver ::
IN doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains In
The right or left side or through tho limbs,
indigestion, costiverass, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching ltmba, billiousness, general
weakness ard other bodily intirInlties are
cursd. They positively operate without
gripping, sicEening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costivo. 4 splendid, easy, purgativa
ard liver cure. 26 cents and 81 box. Main
sApot, ath Dnd Kiug Streat. Phl!aielphiss0 2
Ar6h street. Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
STRAwBERRY FESTIVAL!

The Strawberry Festival being held In
Bethany Baptist church, corner OF Elm ana
mainder of this week. The friends generally
are invited. Single tickets, 10 cents Season
tickets, 25 cents. Children admitted free OF
charge after O'clock on Saturday afternoon.
iel8-3t
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-04

THE PINK FINGER-NAILS.
The Manicure PROCESS of Polishing n
LadN's-Einger-Tips

4 New York letter to the Cincinnati
Enquirer says: when my time came
| sat in row with five other ladies, all
in the easiest of arm-chairs, and with
damask napkins in our laps Finger
bowls of stained glass on plates Of
painted French china, filled with tepid
water perfumed and containing an acid
to soften the skin, were given us, and
solomnly We sat and soaked our fingers
for fifteen minutes. At the end of that
time an operator on a low stool seat
ed herself before me, dried one hand,
posed it on pink satin cushion, and
with a fine steel instrument quickly
scraped away all the soft skin round
the nail, then she filed it into a point
at the top and clipped the sides with
sharp scissors, then she rubbed a red
salye, called rosaline, over it; wiped It
off and proceeded to polish with the
diamond powder, using the palm of
her hand, until the nail fairly glittered,
and finally warm water, CASTLE soap
and a soft brush left it clean, smooth
and shining. The process was repeated
on every finger, and in half an hour,
for the sum of $50, was finished, and
the result was ten pink and brilliant
weapons Of defense so sharp and
pointed as to suggest the advantages of
peace. The fashion of wearing these
long and pointed nails has become ex-
aggerated that it necessitates long fin
gered gloves and extreme care to pre-
vent them from breaking off.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-04
TELEGRAPHC.
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
WASHINGTON.

GTITEAU's attorneys have notified the
district attorney at Washington of their
intention 70 ask a postponement Of the
trial to November 2l
An earnest effort will be made in the
senate 10 prevent the confirmation of ].
n. Watmough as paymaster general Of
the aavv.
GEORGE E. MAYNARD, siate manager of
ne telephone company at Washington,
lent Guiteau the money with which he
bought the pistol to kill the president
COLONEL GEORGE w. HOOKER. of Yer
mont, has entered the field as a candidate
foi sergeant-at-arms Of Ethe house of rep
resentatives.
TnE supreme court justices, General
Sherman and other distinguished gentle
men al Washington attended the wedding
Of J. l.. Childs, of Boston, and Miss Edith
Harlan
SENATOR HARRISON. Of Indiana, handed
the president the resignation Of james y.
Tyner, and the nomination of Frank Hat
ton - be fret assistant postmaster general
has been signed
TIE president has appointed Clifford
Stratham postmaster at Lynchburg, Va.
IN place u Wilson, suspended, in accord
anee with tho programme arranged by the
last senatorial caucus
Ir il charged that General Tyner's hunt
ing trips are made with the post master
Of Laramie, Wyoming. to whom he al
lowed q salary Of -, 100 per annum, and
81 300 for clerk hire The office paid less
than 400 yearly In box rents and com
MISSIONS
TIE president sent III the nominations
~ 4 I
treasury, Thomas l.. James to be postmas-
ter general, and Frank Hatton to be fret
assistant postmaster general all Of which
were confirmed. John l.. Beveridge was
named as sHb-treasurer mt Chicago, and
John $. Harris. Of Louisiana, for survey
or general of Montana. Charles w. Sea
ton, Of New York, was confirmed as super
intendent Of the census.
TIE canyafs Tor the speakership of the
house will doubtless commence within
three weeks as prominent members are
already engaging quarters The caucus
strength of the republicans il estimated at
loo votes, with 16 necessary to secure
nomination. Ex-Congressman Rainey,
colored, Of South Carolina, and McPher-
son, Of Pennsylvania, are candidates for
the clerkahip.
THE trial OF Guiteau has been post
poned TO November II. Mr.. ScovilIe in
timated that lie would raise no que4tion
NJ 10 The jurisdiction Of the court. The
comptroller Of the treasury has decided
that witnesses in the case living more
than one hundred miles outside of the
District, can not be paid by the govern
ment 4. > Trude, Of Chicago, will not
accept charge If the defense unless he
learns that his pending engagements will
not interfere
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-04
th.cagn Market.

CAIcA.o. Nov 3.-Flour- Quiet and weak
spring wheat. common to choice western, $50 a
-G.7j; common to fancy Minnesota. 52jA 7.l5.
patent, 7J049.J0. Wheat-ActIve and lower:
No. Chicago spring, I.32 for seller cash; 1.32
for seller October; 1927 for seller November;
l.34 = a l.3ss for seller December; .36d .3Gts
for seller January sales l.3is4 a l.36i4 for sci
Ter December; No. 3 Chicago spring, I.l9, re-
jected, 96a LOO. Com--Actye but a shade
lower, Gl Il a6lz1 for seller cash; 6l11 for seller
October; 81 Z fer seller November, 63 Z for seller
December; 63H for seller Jauary; 50 for seller
May. Oats Easier; Az for seller cash, 81 for
seller October; ~ i for seller November a. q for
seller December; Ii14 for seller January ~ = a
AK for seller May. Rye-Easier; at I.O2.
Barley Easier; at 1.Of Flax eed-Easier; at
l-42A a l-43- Pork-In far demand at lower
rates; unsettled; 1850 for seller cash; Is 40 for
seller October; 1857 5s a 1910 for seller Noyem-
seller January. Lard-A Active and a shade
higher: ll40 for seller cash; l4O for seller No
yember; Il575s a lI.6O for ssler December;
ll.L5q ll.77K for seller January. The Dire.
yers' Journal" reports: Hogs-Receipts u 900;
shipments, 1900: weak and 5G Zoe lower; mixed
packing j.7e46.35; choice heavy, G.45G 100.
light, very slow aud weak 5.7ja600; yorlers
mainly 5.95; culls and grassers, 370d $40.
Cattle Receipts, 2.OOoi shipments, 1900 very
steady export steers, 6.4oa7.Ooi good to choice
shipping, 81 a6.c0; common to fair, dull 400
q 800; butchers, steady, poor to fair cows and
mixed, 2.0OG3.0O; good 20 choice, $500 I2O
stOckers and feeders, very dull and weak, 2.2jd
800; rangers. steady; Texans. 3oO93.75, half
breeds and natives. 3.65a 500; mixers and
springers, 2.5Oa5.2O. sheep-Receipts, 400;
shipments, ,2O9; generally unchanged; inferior to
fair sery weak, 2.SOa3.25; good to choice heavy
mutsons 4.OOa 800.