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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
DEPLORISG TIE DEATH or GEN. GARFIELD

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 19.-The Tennessee
Legislature this afternoon adopted resolution that
Tennessee joins her sister in deploring death
Of Garfield the late President OF the United States
whose virtues, intellect and patriotism had much
deared him to the American people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
ANOTHER FACrIONIN EMBRYO.

The Young Mems Democratic Club met last
night at No 10 West Twentyiourthst and appointed
comInittee to consider the feasibility OF establishing
branch clubs IN every Assembly District In the city
The club not received satisfactory responses from
the various Democratic organizations in the city which
. t,ed to assist In reorganizng the party and II is
now abort 10 mp business for ieeN Another meet
ng will be held at early date TO hear the report OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

Ince Curtaln-An importers entire stock TO be closed
ont OF Importation consisting u the aest
Brussels swiss, Antique, Gupure Madras Cabu and We
LOUIS YIN SHEPPARD KNAPP. 6thav. and lSthst.
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATERING purest and safest OF oil cathar
Tic wates Avoid all coarse irritating waters foreign aud
domestic they impair the digestive organs AM Kidneys
Post once Nouce.
The foreign mails for tEs ca ng SATURDAY
December ~ 1881 Will close at this 0ieo on TUESDAY et
p. Gar9pe by steamship Alaska, via Queens
town: WEDNESDAY at for Europe by steamship
Scya via Queenstown correspondence for Fraaea mast DO
specially addressed and ~ a M or France dltect oy
direct steamship Waes Antwerp, on I'll fsDA
steamship AlrlailCs via queens
stown and France must 0a
specially addressedG and at llaSD a nl loi he}OPS Dy
an RDAY az $50 for Europe by steamship city
Queenstown sp0ndenee TOT Oefna4y and
Scoaud must specially 9ddressc and az 0aO q Tor
steamship CiTcassa via Glasgow. and a.
b3n a. m for BE GUM direct steamship switzerland VIA
a. Europe, BY steamship oder VIA
and The mails for Greytown, Blue
folds Port Lim0n and sayanila close on lUEspAf az
In m The mails Mexico. via NewOTeans, close on
WEDNESDAY at 7;3J p. The mails for Aspinwal and
sonth Pacific close THURSDAY az 10 a. N. Tho
malls for Brazil and Argentine Republic close
TiuRsDAY at p m. The mails Tor Cuba and Mexico
close on nh thursday at 1850 The malls for Venezuela
and CuracOa SATURDAY at a. H. The mails Tor
Jaraaica and Nassau close SATURDAY 1t 10 = m Inc
foT Chaa ANA Japan close January AZ ESQ The mails
for &C, close January ., al o:JO a. a.
'' HENRY o. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Office, New-Y0rk, Dec. IL, 1851.
The Five Points of Industry earnestly solicits
money and oOthng 10 make merry Christmas time FOR
Hugh Camp Treasurer be sent 10 loo Mortns aud
donations will he for NOTIFICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
MURDERED BY HIS STEPSONS.

GREENCAsTLE, Ind, Dec. 10. benjamin
Lynch, whose wife obtained q divorce from him here
last week. drove to the homestead yesterday morning.
twelve miles south Of this place. when he shot and
beaten to death by his two stepsons. Lynch, on his
way to his old home, was met by the two young men,
who pursued linn over the adjoining meadow and shot
MN III lbe abdomen four times. Then with club they
beat out his brains. After proceeding home the muir
derers told neighbOr what they had done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
FIRE Ar 4 THEATRE.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-IEe Standards Vienna
dispatch says: a chimney in private theatre in
MGtzoindor southern suburb OF this city, caught fire.
aud owing to the stupidity OF the officials and the police
there came near being "a terrible loss OF life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
EFFORTS FOR Il UNION.

A committee of which Sheridan Shook was
chairman, met a committee Of which Benjamin +. Man
ierre vas the head at the Morton House last night TO
consider plan FOR uniting the two Rcpub
ucan organizations Of which these two
persons are the respective leaders After dis
ssing the matter for time the committee separa-
ted without any apparent prospect of united action
The SHOOK organization via hold It's primaries Thurs
daV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
FARMING DYNAMITE TOO MUCH.

KARLSRUHE, Penn, Dec. ia dispatch to
The Independent from Mount Union Huntingdon County
says that previous 20 going work this morning John
A. Ingram, miner, placed a Of dynamite on his
cook stove to dry The package exploded, tearing tie
building pieces and killing Ingram, his wife and four
children Only child escaped The force OF the eI-
pIoslOn felt all over town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
TAKING THE OATH OF OFFICE.

ALBANY, Dec. 19.-Silas Seymour, State En-
gnecr and suryeyOreec took tine oath Of Office before
the Secretary OF state to-day Secretary of State Carr
renewed his oath Of Office. General Carr has rcapponted
Colonel Ansnr = Wood deputy for the term beginning
January I, 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.


COTTON MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.
ding Uplshas Go MdGinS Orleans cad sales, 10000
bales including 1000 bales for specuaon ana EXPORTS re-
aPes@Up anGs Tow Low Mddne clause December and Jan
% a So F96rGa2 ana SaTeh delivery S DO March
ana Apri aeyGy Ggd 40 Ap ana sl y inv lime aagd
July delivery 6'iad 10. July and August delivery o'ssd
LIVERPOOL, Dec la-l3o D. MISUNDERSTANDING Upands.
6liIgd Middlng Orleans. 6aigd Low Middling Upands'
EyERPoOL Dec. 10 BOO .. m-Cotton- Futures-UPands.
3eT and January delivery 6I do January ana FEBRUARY
LIyERPoo Dec 10 -9:so milne sales OF the DAY In
LlyERroo. Dec. IJ-o:0U p m-Cotton-Futuresupla nds
Low Middng clause. March and April delivery 621ssd do
delivery, BS,ed also G2s2d do July ana August delivery
AUGUSTA Dec TO- Cotton quiet; Middrng. lie: Low
Mddng lo'ci Good Ordinary lOci receipts 1928 Bales
BlirMoaE. Dec 19-Couon quict; Middlnus u4c, Low
Mas 25S DS Sesi s 8GilaF 45i Bales gross
BOSTON Dec. ,g-cottOp Gueti MiddnnS l2sc. Low 4"s
Bales exports to Great Britain 2i bales; stock 1900
CTsaLFsros Dec 19.-cOtton dull MlddHng, ll9c. Low
s sSn o5 s s3D SSSG 20 @ ~ lfSG5 n Sd,
to In Contn NJ 1915 bales cOastSise 2O5 bales sales
c.sglssSrr Miadnqe llsc Low
shipments are bales SHES 20 bales stock 4j55 bales
add n iic &c Good ofSIGSry i9 receipts 49l7
bales exports to GREAT BrGiD 200 bales; 70 France
bales Sales. 1850 bales: stock To-, 400 bales.
a2 De Dec i9SllS9a @ @ae M Sanf & receipts
5346 oales shipments 1852 bales; sales 1900 baeS'
stock, 99,-06 balrs .,,
NOZZLE Dee l9-Cotton dnl Middling IL 2c. Low Mid
ding lO7c Ordinary lO4c receipts 39il bales;
exports cOastwse 42O7 bales sales, 1000 bales stoeA
5J.f1t hGle-
SRwORLEANs, Dec. l9.-CottOn qniei Midnng. li,Sc.i
Low Middung lie; Good Ordinary, i2c; nei recepts
1879 gross l5i97 bales; exports 10 France 20
bales coastwis 1919 bales 5000 bales STOCK $4,000
bales
NORFOLK. Dec 10-Cotton dull Mifdilng l1sc net re-
ceips l37 baesi exports coastwiSe 25i9 bales saie'
1870 bales: stock, 7i.3lt bales. SO,
PnniDrIrl pee 9COllo9 quie Mlaa naf d9hs'
GlO bales os $40 bales; sales spinners 271 bales STOCK
2l,S bales
sAyAYSAH Dec. l0-Coton quiet Middlng ni4ci l L2eWT
Middng iO7sc; Ordinary lOl;c net receipts foo4
bales exports cOastwtse S53g bales, sales. 400 bales
last evening 2.GOu bales stock 1883 bales
Dec. l9.-COttOn quiet; Middnng, IL sc Low
Midtlng lie; Good Ordinary, l)lsci rec slpts, lo3
bales shipments, 245s bales sales L32s baes' stooA
bales
WILMINGTON location dull; MiddlinG, II NC: Low
Mhtthng llutec. Good Ordinary Ice. net receipts
077 exports cOastwse bales; stock, 1888 bales
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
l)oliticaI Nolites.

fr.,uhiiron Central Committee Regular monthly meet
S N cpI0Ican Hail. No. 90 Vest 33dsL this TUESDAY
0''iiA5 ~ ABRAHAM LENT President
SOLOS y. SMITH, Secretaries
G.. NuRNS
Meetlng Oh The rxecutive Committee al 1880 o'clock
JOEL W. MASON, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
Holiday Gifts.

LARGE VARIETY OF VASES, PLAQUES,
NOVELTIES IN PORCELAIN. GREAT NUMBER
OF BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES IN OLIVE WOOD
BRONZE, BRASS, PLUSH AND LEATHER.
DOOR CASES WITH LUNDBoRG's PERFUMES
AND NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MAKE
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS.
ALL MAKES AND BEAUTIFUL HAND.
PAINTED DESIGNS.
VAN KLEECK, CLARK q Co..
235 Broadway, opposite Post Office
Gthave Elevated Station Park place block from sore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
CHARGES AGAINST 4 SCHOOL TRUSTEE.

The Committee on Bylaws, Elections and Quail
iications Of the Board of Educations hole meeting
Yesterday 10 hear evidence several charges made
aaain.t John Ham. a trustee In the Fifth Ward, by
p. }. Stuyvosant, also a trustee in that Ward. Mir.
Ham was charged with reducing tho salaries of all
teachers who did not Subscribe toward a silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
MIR. sIrILIvAN GONE TO EGYPT.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The Daily Ners announces
that Mr. Sullivan the composer, has gone to Egypt
for the winter for the benefit of his health and that
he will there complete the music for q new comic
opera which is to be produced simultaneously in
England and America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dee. 20. a. In.-Ihe movement In
the barometer during the clear and fair weather Of yes
tcrlay was regular. The teniperEUre rauerd between
3Gs and ar the average 39s7 being 1879 higher than
on the corresponding day A- year aud l. higher
than sunday.
warmer and ,ir weather folio red by Increasing cloud
ine-s win chance. og hgnt rain late Ia the day uuy b.
expected to-day in this city aud vicinity.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
1bsrae Of meteorological ReDor ne ies,s ealei a,
hcr lanl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
WASHINGTON A. DAUSKN.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-Washington a. Dau-
skin one OF the most prominent sp1tuahsts OF inc com
try died of paal ais this afternoon at his home In TINS
civ I'm the sevenficth year Of his age lie was WI,
known contributor to the spirtualst Journal Inc Ban
,rero g Ij.If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
Al Kirby * Co.'S New Galleries.

NJ hHDy C0s We" ehieFicss
Nos s45 and SAT Broadway, between 18th and Ian
TWO IMPoRTANr POSITIVE SAILS,
TO BE SOLD ToM6RRow, WE pNEsDAY ana THURS
wfTHoUT RESERVE
HANPs93E Sf EtEeANr
sPESfNES aS o. F9IrEsY kR ShSl SSh
GoEo sNb RGoNzE = fdG BIC tAcS9 az
hH scKEENs, R tahEs & S1SA'
SELECTED FROM VERY RECENT PREPARATIONS.
TiFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ALSO
on ExHIBTTIoS wEPN EsPA 4 MoFYISe YExT
SELAoT Ens6fEh SREd& S2 SEHc OF
ANTIQUE HALL cLoGKs; ogLs XVI RRoNzEs,
H bhEsbkS St Gina SHXS
vhNErs4M SA Silks 81 h9 S4slSskp By
AFTERNOON NEXT. AT $50 O'CLOCK
THOMAS E. kirby. AUcTIoNEER
Csnres Lil,lss TeoI store No g FallSRst YSw
Of scR9hL sA%S PGsIGYs FANCY o0 M9ops and
complete Apply in person, Or By mall for price list
Shr ri a APsea fer PSGr Cldrs r.
the Sna TsousaSS niles meet hsa
in happy aud the children Of the fortunate win
mas presents Vine viii think then Of The sHysrns child in
S and %ho T e S
dre Of little boys and girls there who have not where % lay
poor and criminal What happy child VII bear
ment houses who suffer from cold and hunger and WEAKNESS
The Chdrens Aid Society. which working DO
good 70 the poor children q Tor years
unorunatethec children Of the well OF 70 aid the children Of
Fifty dollars WIN send three homeless children 20 good
home in the country Who wiz make Christmas present Of
One hundred dollars viii put the bareeoto Of rs
warm dinners for month for school OF 200 children WHO
win help make Christmas happy for those who have few
cnaren a socey Il Earl ER4 fss ssfTSs sayors
Gifts provisions and clothing may be sent to the Central
oaiee 10 10 East 4thsf. Yew,York City, viii be called
Donations Of money may be ncoscd any Of the under
signed in che POST ONCE orders made payable TO
'''' - w. '''' VIM a. BOOTH President =.
American Exchange Nationsl Bank No. l2s Broadway.
u / No @i Is East q a ftIi,sl New.YOr,.
WORK OF THE YEAR
Tss 2 dHns e5 the P st ye and n S SGT SIX t2
meals and lSo525 lodgings were supplied Il. In
ios7s cSdren who we're H taught aId partly fed
were aided with food medicine &C, through the "sok ch
drens Mission Z 3SsS children enjoyed the benefits of the
The sewing machine in tho
have 1871 orphans in the lodging Houses so2ls 7t
RaTs anSe8 ca the Tf@9 sHs g ssa
There viii be the usual dinner Of course Then Christmas
trees the hOnse Day nursery and sunday school We
expect frfents 10 this coming Christmas
and blessed one 10 the poor children.
Please send early, donations O money GOiniRg goods
Superintendent 300 MulberrysL
Depot for Canopies-Dancing crash camp chairs
r. SHELTON,
1878 Broadway, between SD and 33dsts New.YoFk.
Fine Potatoes from Holland. Families supplied.
R.JOOSTEN s. CO., % Now Church.st
GraphOscopes for the Holidays.
- 81, IS, 50, -. SO to $40
Largest and finest assortment In the city.
sTEREOSCUPES, soc TO 80 AND UPWARD.
PHOTOGRA PHs, STEREoSCoPIC VIEWS Ia great variety
The goods per express receipt
OF price
WILLIAM i. HOLMES, $50 Broadway, NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

Buy no holiday present without seeng DR. SCOTS beau
ud Gle, iar aud Flesh brushes They always benefit
well maryeluusly headaches, neuralgia, dan
falling blir badness, Rheumatism. sc. Price refunded
II NOT ~ represented At drug aud fancy stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

Improve each shining hour 10y cleaning and polishing gold
ana svcrwaro and similar surfaces With ELEcTkOsILCoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
MARIAE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun 72I Moon rises. Gf3 Clock 1m.55s
sun ,st..... i.3G Moon sOuihll2S Moons day s2J
NOV WATER rO-DAY-A ".
Sandy HOOK 6i8 Gov Island. TOO Hell Gste..... s:js
Mon WATER TODAY.
sandy Hook. I'll Gov Island. 1888 Hen Gatc... g22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
MIDNIGHT WEA4RER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,nopsis IJr ne past - hours.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. 1 a. m.-The bar
onetsr IL high In the South Atlantic States and highest
I'm Montana storm centre Is developing IN the west
Gulf states General rains have fallen Ia the West Gun
statc. occasional rains in Iowa, Missouri Illinois ana
Tenaessee souhcry winds are reported In the Lake
REGION the Middle States and New England northeast
crlv m tho South Atlantic Stltrs and eastery In the Gun
states The temperature has risen la "nn' ssce ana e
Ohio Valley, and fallen decidedly IN the extreme Nor'n
west
Indications FOR i0dGJ
For the Middle Atlantic states. warmer i,'r weather
follpsI b Increasing clDudm-= and lJrat rains NlhdH
mostly southeIly and lover pressure.
For thr Son Atlantic MES, warmer lnf Wcal me- =
foowed by increasing cloudiuess AMI local rains, isht
winds mostly easterly and lower pressure.
For New In gland. f1r weather uilnUtd ~ lnrF''-h'
cl1udue.s winds mostly westerly and loser pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
CHARLES KNEELAND.

Hartford, Conn, Dec 9.-Chares hneelaiiu,
an elderly and wealthy citizen Of New-Ior Guy, o
suddenly in this city to-day. He came here weeA aso
to attend the funeral OF the late MIS- III a. 4"''oA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

ShOnld be without hottie Of ANGOsIJEA BrERs The world
appetizer exquisite flavor BeTaIe o! counter
fet. grocer druggist for the genuine article
maIufao turod by Or. J. O. b. aiegert q sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
Indications FOR to-day
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.,sls aarortrsa vari.,on' N ~" ey y 80,
,e ss iulgat rsAI rltr ins rrfs'sn ~ =.
t. br0ksn ~ Zoe - Inc ~ fstenS
ss@ b. rrIrsrsfe- sasatsl D. - thss-<Asis - Hat
ala HfoafwaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
Married.

RICE-WuITE-At the residence OF the brides father
December Is. 1851 by tho Rev. William NJ Taylor, D. D..
William T.. Rice o. Worcester Mass, AMI Lucy Draper
only daughter Of VI. N. White. Of this ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
4 pLNAEr r0R 4RE sTREEr PoOR.

John n. Kennlou, the street preacher, desires help
in giving Christmas dinner to tho street poor at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

Howard * Go.
Pearls, Rubies, Diamonds, sapphirOs,
and other Precious stones.
Choice and Rare Antique Plate and Furniture
2Gl 5TII-AVE., NETWORK
BELLEVUE-AYE. NEWPORT.
90 REGENT-ST. LONDON.
S7AvENuE DE EoPERA, PARIS.
HOWARD & co.
Have received some Fine Black
Pearls White Pearl Necklaces
Choice RubeS.
No. 2Gi FIFTH-AVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

Christmas Wording bright faces, and ELEcTBC
SILICON produces similar effects slyerwaro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
5uerial Noilrss

At Kaidenherss Factory md Store.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF GOODS,
made On the premises. fully warranted, and sold at
mandfacturers prices
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
CIGARHOLDERS AND CIGARETT E-HOLDERS.
AMBER GOODS. IVORY GOODS
Cigarette. Holders, Hair Brushes, Christmas aud
Cigar Holders, Toilet Cases, New-Yeafss Cart5
Neck CHAINS, Stamp Boxes, Tobacco Boxes
Brooches Salad Spoons Manicure Sets
Bracelets, salad Forks Paper Caters
DiademS, Puff Boxes, Paper Stands,
Lockets, Shoe Lifts Dressing Cases.
Ear-Drops, Sc yewelry Thermometer
Also many Curios. Mirrors, Stands
IVORY MOUNTED WALKING-CANES
LEATHER DRESSING-CASFsS PEARL SHELLS,
besides l.O0l various Articles aud CuriOs
NO. l25 FutOnst, three doors east Of NassaQst
No. under Astor House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
PRINT CLOTHS MAR

FALL RIVER Mass Dec 19-Prinung Cloths have been in
demand &c. less per cent declined and moderate
sats OF spots less per cent VITA better inquiry Tor
6OX5G cloths, but sales reported.
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EszzzxEES2E-E
DIED.

IN notices Of Marriages must be indorsed tcih Jul
II 4J
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Gpceial Noilres.
Ready This Morning.

IIica eraUICNIUU
90 1iip rature or caustic. Send for circular
Tctclrnces Dr HoYT, West 39th ~.
Ready This Morning.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
price I'm wrappers rondy Tor mang i've cents per copy
M "a, one yra - cOpea .IAi ten copiea ana one
exfr, Is POsta,e the subscriber.
THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

The Five Points Of Industry earnestly soiclts
money eiOthing make merry Christmas time for
mo go children checks payable the oorof
Hugh Camp Treasurer be sent 10 loo Morthst aud
donations will he sent for on Notification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

ace Curraiu--An importers entire TO be closed
o ~ Tan me pOrtaon, consisting % the aest
Brussels swsa Antique, Guipure, Madras Cabu and Ve
i''nS VIZ Oo'' SHEPPARD KNAPP, 6th.av and ISth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

Nos s45 and SAT Broadway, between 18th and l4tsts
TWO IMPORTANT POSITIVE SALES,
ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
70 BE SOLD TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY and THU RS
DAY AFTERNOONS at 2:3O O'CLOCK,
WITHOUT RESERVE
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
The A masin atiOn.

The account of the assassination ol
the Emperor Of Russia will be read
with the most profound feelings OF re-
grst and sorrow. However rigorous
his rule may have been over his own
ubiscts, his policy towards our nation
vas wise and liberal and the warmest
friendship has Alw ays existed between
the two nations. 1t is evident however
that the time has come for relaxation
Of that species Of government which Is
so unpopular with the masses OF the
people. The most extreme punishment
should be meted out to those who
sssassinate rulers but at the same time
those severe measures which lead to
revolt on the part Of 50 lsrgea part OF
the population as constitute the Nihi'
lists of Russia should be avoided. In
country like Russia there should be
other means Of punishment than Danish
ment to the desert wilds and inhospita
BILE snsws of Siberia. No other civil
ICED nation on the earth keeps up such
q system OF punishment 80 severe as TO
bs bsnished from friends ana society.
Tha. the Rmperor Of Russia has been
asssssinated on the public streets Jon a
Sunday afternoon, while protected by
An armed guard Of soldiers, only shows
the character OF the desperate enemy
that is lurking in Russian society. The
assassinators were willing to sacrifice
themselves tha: they might be reven'
ged on the Emperor. When an oppo-
sition as numerous as the Nihilists are
stirred up to such rage and despera-
tion, it is hard to tell what Is best TO
do. Either more extreme measures al,
sedsd or a more liberal policy sho1 ID
be adopted. Before permanent peace
is established in Russia the Nihilists
must be put down by the strong arm
Of military power or a quiet revolution
must admit them to the rights which
they demand. In these days Of uni
vsrsal suffrage there would seem to be
but one courss to pursue, and that is
to treat men as msR and give to every
man the inslienable rights Of hlep. In
this hour OF sorrow and danger to
Russia we hope that OWL war may be
avoided,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
hAILROAD LIMA.
TIME TABLE
rRAiHa IuAyH VIII nNaroN

IhAlEb LbhNH
For Philadelphia-l.6s, 22s, $50, !, $40, 9
slo, s,b' les. lltS g.. m; u u, IL a
lLimited) 2Oa, 2 30 I, 6lc, et9, sSS, 10 p
N: sundays-l.ts, 2,2S, ~ O. m.; ., Q
FOR New YORK.. 81, a2s, $50, . u. u.5 q
m; 1913 (Limited), 2Os, $40 p. NJ. sun
dsys-l.6S, 2,23 Q. m; $40 y. m.
For baltimore 1881, IL, Tt6, a.ss q. m.
l2bS, lea (IAmited), AS. go y. IN. san
days-l2.bl, All, I6b n. m.
Fer WashiDgton-l2H,3 I'll, Z %, 8 81 o. m.
1855, 1.o4 tLimited), eA5p IN. Sundays-
1881, XII, !.b6 q. m.
For baltimore and intermediate stations
1881, S.Ss q. m; 1855, Z Is p. IN. Tho AZ
p. m. train stop at way stations only be
tween Perryy1lle a1d Baltimore. Sun
days-l2.6l a. IN.
For PerrTville and intermediate stations
For Ne- Oastle-s 9.poa- m; los, 3, . 2;
.. m, No Sunday trains.
For Harrington and Intern edl ate stations
$50 . m; LOS, 90 p. IN. No sunday
trains
For Delmar and intermediate ,tations-s u
For whining on q Northsrn X. Rio a
m ;8, b,Q5 D IN. NO Sunday trains.
For Delaware Western X. R.-IlS, 1880 a
M; b.3u D. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia--B Broad Street Depot-T.o I 20
SIS, 1850, ", II 10. m; |. 30, ), 83J, $50
t30 blb, $50, 9. 10, 8, 9.t6, II 80 p. m. Sun
dsys-I.06. $50 .. m; 9. S.+S, ll.30 p. N.
Philadelpnia-MarketS Street Staten only
LOS Q. m; ~ 10 (LlmitedI p. N. Sun
days los a. m.