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Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

Mrs DE Forrest, Just look at this bread
made from the W hOur | got at l03 East Sixth
street II is as good as you pay IS for; it will
pay you To buy your Easter groceries there;
they are making specially Of raisins; pure
layers at ~ and 25c. go and see their Bel
flower eVaPorated apples, packed by the
Oneida Packing Company, at Ice. they are
French prunes = ms, for 25c; had to pay NDc.
tor them other places corncd beef in 2 b.
cans. 25c. delicious for luncheon; pork and
beans, l0c. can; if WAS to go on ! could not
think Of all. but they have hs Of pared
peaches for Doc. tbs. apples, 25c. inc eyap-
GRATED apples, lVc. ; eyaporated peaches. SC. i;
very best peaches. lSc. b. biueGcrres, I0e.
canned pie peaches, l0c.; Deans table peacheSv
2tc salmon and lobster, lto. eau: sardRes, 2
cans 2'm.; 2 cans tgs, DC. Don't forget their
Fosters teas. in TIN foil. SOC. ID. their $6 Hour
and their 2jc. coffee. Just go and see their
cakes you would think they were confection-,
ers. Go to No. lU3 East Sixth street. Granger
Store, apl53t r. NJ. WEEK.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
SPECIAL MENTION.
w. A. Raesm

wishes TO inform his many patrons that
Ae has opened a new shoe store on Lin
cola street and Delaware avenue, where
he is able TO sell shoes 20 per cent. less
than any other shoe dealer in Whining
ton. All those that will give him a call
will be convinced that IL is just the
placo they have been looking for. No
slloddy goods kept. will not be under
sold ioR can send your children with
confidence TO buy and insure right goods
and right prices. People calling on their
way to ma gliet will be furnished with a
free pass on city ears by purchasing
sshoes to the amount of $500 and over,
NV. A. BACON, West End Shoe Store,
,situated better known as Forty Acres.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
100 Aprons to be Given Away

sat III Market street, Wilmington, Della
ware, 70 the first ladies, who
will favor MS with call TO see the won
dcriul piece ofpertectionT The New Davis
Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, com
I.oSed OF only Is working parts, does all
its work wishout bastiug, runs lighter,
will last longer, does a greater range OF
work, both heavy and light than any
other mac nine in the market Every
lady likes it that tries II, every lady
wants it that sees it, 1t is sold On easy
terms and guaranteed for five years.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

DUBILC SALE
On
GOOD RNITURE
at the auction room of Stidham Il Son, No,
III East Fourth street, on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL %,
at O'Clock,
3parIor suits, 3 bedroom suits, piano, ex-
tension and marble top tables, chairs, Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, bed Stcads. desk, lot
Of valuable books, plates, castor, knives, forks,
&c. Sale positive. For further particulars
call at the auction room and get Ii catalogue.
Goods open for inspection on Thursday even>
ing before sale and early on morning of sale.
aple-5t l.. W. STlDHAM 4 son. Auct's
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
State Of the Therm0naeser

So Vh sMo Ao1
at the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
this morning:
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, 12 O'Clock,
400 600 go
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

wv 1ANTED.-BY A MAN AND WIFE,
w boarding and rooms; second story pre-
ferred; in central part Of the city. Address
"Boarder." REPUBLICAN office. apl62tt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

NOTICE-I. JAMES A. KELLY. In
~ compliance with the requirements OF
the act Of Assembly. in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that 1
shall apply in writing to the Court of Gem
eral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery,
of the State Of Delaware iD and for New Cas-
tie county. on Monday. the 9th day OF May,
term Of the said Court. for license to keep
a wholesale liquor store at the southwest cor
ucr of Tenth and Orange streets, lin the Sew
enth Ward. Of the city Of Wilmington. Del,
ana td sell intoxicating liquors In not less
quantities than one-half gallon, not to be
drunk on the premises. and the following re-
spectacle citizens recommend the said appli-
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Dr. Simms'
White PulmSnic Balsam,

i he lavoriee leading Lung Remedy,
aud rapid in curing Coughs, Sore Throat,
Group, HoarseneSs &c, a certain Con
sumption prevention, 50 cts. Sold by
Druggists, Main Depot, 4th & King,
Philadelphia co. Arch street
The Place for Cheap Goods.
Lizzie W. Stockley, 4l9 Market street,
has most excellent and varied assort-
ment of spring goods, amongst which
are little boys first suits, large lots Of
embroidery, infants caps and ladies
and childYen's underwear. Call and
k,a hnr
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
rhe Place for Cheap Goeds.
New Night Hell.

Morrison u VeaSey, Druggists, S. +.
. cor Second and King streets, have at
tachcd a new night bell and speaking
lube to their second street door and the
wants Of customers will be promptly
attended 10 at all hours OF the night
Prescriptions a speciality.
Smelt2 & Co., No l3 f. 4th street.
dealers in all kinds of fruit and pro-
sauce We aim to sell lower than any
OF her dr.4irr in the city
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
SATURDAY. APRlL 93. 1851.

"''' hc So!d at Public Sale. at The auction
room OF L. W. SHdham Son, No. III East
Fourth street on
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
I03, 1903 is the Place for FIour.

:, =. y VI THITHITlA.
John hGCAFFERTY, 2l8 Orange st.
L. W. STIDHAN Il Son, Auct's. Apl6-Gtd ltw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

The beautiful Easter festivities and
how they will be celebrated by Chris
4ianS of every creed will be fully cnnm.
Grated in the New York and Philad"l-
phia sunday papers, For sale by g. A.
Davis, AZ els Market street, by So'cIock
! ~ III, un,rrlinu
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Take Notice

DIR. James II. Scott, dentist, gradu-
ate Of the Baltimore College OF Dental
Surgery in 1862, is prepared to execute
any operation in dental science in the
most approved manner, and may be
found Al 017 Market street, Wilmington,
Del, from the first to the 10Th of each
month, and Brick Meeting House, Cecil
county, Nd, from the 10th to the 30th
ot each month. Extracts teeth for %
cents each, at both offices, except ana'>.
thrtics are given. Agent for s. S.
Whites specialtics for the mouth,
, 1881-10-27
THE SOUTH PARK,

THE nKExEl. rnNHTAlN-wOnK ON THE uou1E.
vAltD-iInAWtNu HuNps.
A regular meeting Of the South Park Dourd
WINS ilod yesterday attcruoou Commissioners
Cornell, Rlssull, and Sherman boinE prosbnt.
Commissioner Cornell presided.
Tho mnttcr OF tho locatton Of tho Drcxof
f0,intnin and statue was brought MP, and SIR.
OeorBp II. Itozct WAS called In to consult With
tic ttNtrd about tho matter. AftorHono dIsui.B-
sIul during which tho favored spot spolnod to l1o
polnt near tho Junction of Fiftyilrst stree. ,nd
Drsxul bouluvnuI. tha boamt dcoided to 10 out
and look TIC Hruunh over sumo ti1no next wcok
belorc tccidi,ig finally.
y communication was rcad from tho Weatcrn
Indiana lsailroad Company in whiGt II wMs
statg a that me cnmnany ' had nnrGnase traut
AZ aad lau pgd py waese sg 20
ustd TOR rulild house and yartl grounds by rail
rtmds :ouli,ig Into tho u!ty nj thut point. Tho
TINT their dru!l.lg. syatun shuuld l,u allowed to
connect with thu Ftty-tirAt Htrcut suwpr, III the
tnm M bo sas VIZ o" 20
the G.inrany that the connection would he too
hr!vy y tax On tho caI,aclty Of tho sewer.
to len lgl.. nial !hb Secretary was instructed to
I,ot'iy tile superintendent q csoharao three Ut
during tho winter: Ilnulsyurde, throo; parks,
two: Michigan avenue. iIyu.
y communication, was rcad from tho EnEl-
blocks l'cityered Tor the NieAie.ln uveIIlte gut
tors ;' %Sro M u E0rer 4antIty 'han tlio stumble
tho contractor, hn,l informed him that forty
cnr-lons Of tho salne stone weso hero Or OF tiio
WHY nnd nuns !ikn Tho st!l,'nls cs,,,ld bc rliv-
thu WORK on tho ltMlbaai. Tne Engineer wia
1strn utud .u lay these blocks temporarily until
The contrnut for luytnH tho sidewalk on tho
north aide uf uakwnud boulevard, hntwccn Vim
Vatq Ynas an asGsy 9srnus s s5 10 me
.luaue rnIcy ramo into tho roam At this polnt,
tkSyfi
, 1881-10-27
TIE FIRST REGIMENT.

TIM HEEi:Sr tEsiuSATtDNs-YISANCE uF THE
ORGANIZATIONS.
Thn rcsgnntiuns Of Chi. HwAEu und tho other
otllcurs Of the First ltrgi,nont have been for-
warslrtl. approved. To Springfield, from bragado
headquarters. When tho notification ts re-
cciyed FROM Springfield thnt tho Governor has
accented thon,, tho Brlkadlcr- General COM
.t,nndny will III due time, t,ntIfy tho regiment
10 hold AH election for tic purpose Of choosing
another EnlohBl.
1t is now st.sc,l that tho financial condition of
tho First Regiment ls tltn In pnrt to tho had
management Of its nHnirs, and ttus to amy
scauttncsa Ur appropriations on Tho pnrt Of tho
state. II Is suii TINT thu S;tuto funds, which
wgiu llnp1c tn meet MI neGess,ry EXPENSES fr0in
July, issS:-those O. ,sucussary necessary C expenses bsIns
hrtwn and already becu. cxpcnt!e,.. 80 tlat
which the regiment Will hnvs. e my OIL i,o:
tweun % my ~ y a,,!i Tug end of ttio present assA!
s ysss Gf i,G hat t / ters L wi m se' css
ncccssary ontcrtatn!ng nt,a insd Cxtravngnnco
III solnu respects shero would hhyo been ~ la.-
appealing to tho cixoI,s for ai,'. tho truth IS,
tnRt It has now bccotIlc necessary far tho
regiment regiment to rs!y upun Itself IT,, ana nro,'
ponses; This business OF rnisus momoy
by fatra fcstiyns. md en'ott%,,n,,.snts y
woi1 worked. as!t. rio 10 scsa',d w i;ev''usi!i, "
which was oncn heavily tn drbt, ula,.aRed l}
riKpru,s econol"y. anu careful management to
There IL iii reason ml1y tho uthor regiment sa.t
not sao tho sn'nc Thing. Il is very rlcns!,nt
ss. or Sthor cs II nos , i he9o a
10 nIo,oy II Ii the rlrt ur wts,lnul to rttrMfn
from extending visitors my n.hor than tile .r-
Hike tho A,,nny fIurgestcs In inysh hospitality
IL out nt Tho lucHun. 1t is not cxpuclad, u;ll IL
~ 1nH!ish TO- a,tnsupt y, i: .,,a. -, m
First lttyurut will lJH improved by the rDsfgnIl-
, 1881-10-27
llo modern Church, founded III. tho 1sble, hnv-
4 FAl1, rtElu AND No FAvnn.

A FAIR FIELD AND M EArnH.
Everywhere riac III tho wnrIh tho Kings md
rrlgafH werG in iHwrr-i!rst ono ulltf then tho
ether. Tho Pilgrim Fatl,oEs, whn casno over
from ElHlAuf. rcHlly rnnc With tho cnrpclt md
s!ttcrH ttltrntlnti III founding II tltcncrAtlral
government. hlseA upon the iIlltip hs they uti
tlursluo,l H. They fairly tried IL nppiy Tho (he,
with MI Its brI1,rH Na II Htu,, IL tnr government
NJ tttelr s.trtS III sii0 Commonwealth OF afAstA-
th4lscsts for s',,4ip ~ yrnrs. RG il wA frhh sa
results NJ this lDlr trnct fent test ta fllr ttngy
uf Cumming rusr. Tllu laTturnr believed untn-
rianss.n would hAso Co,,a,1ere.l Atnor.t:a. r i
e. the srltlsil tnterc'ts Of tho ti,nr-to elnvrry.
.,r,,uMl ~ !hnnnIng: whosu very virtues nlle
writer Vi his ,tfro III Now l:,tai'.ni. After lin
tlie,oalral worlt " Nuw England sini-
ily. 1echusc no WIS innrG philosophical
Itld more thnnloHfcal thhn ChnnniiK. Ills Mt-
tnoks MI Hinvery inalc him many eile,ntcs mud
tho HrOhtdst snryicg be did wills to shnku man.
kind Out uf thofr
THEtHAniiGAk TffOruirLEASEss.
Mcn lnl cono nurc md t,lore u their position
--hntl burned to question n,Ily tll,ltHs II, tut,
Itlhlr. ntld fuunii Il sntur b14is, ns AiRrtinuhn
rnttl. fur their fAIih. Tho st'rlkrr lakv.l ht,w
Unisat!nl,a cothl Justify thuttartyrs teloro tho
pdupl0 Of tho Wcst. What rtlnd t,A,i tho Ghurrh
i!oue. lt,u how wts 1t thnt she t1,d mule 50 little
pr.,Krrss, ns compared with tho other churches?
| Ia *puku nf Unliy Church III conclusion,
md tried to shnw whit power It nlpilt i.tlunp
III tho lIft or EhFt.hgO and tho Wh0iG West by
active und uarngSt work.
, 1881-10-27
CITY.IIAIL.

1'uEME were thirty deaths reported In tho city
yesterday three being from tYphold-taycr.
Tile Harrison struet district has been connect.
cd by Police Telephone, tho ,iou going Oh duty
for tho first tIn1o last night.
THE inrgo ayp- foot suscr on California ave-
nue, from kinx!e to rwenty-Hoeui,d street. ., was
completed yesterday by tho contractors, bIo-
Nichols Il Sot.
TuE Health Department Is distributing cir
ot!ar printeI ln the Polish InnKuMRG, fssllcl by
tho liGv. Fathor linrzynsll, ,ttvacutlnx uuivcr.
sui vaccination amuug hts people.
DE-: nE Woty yesterday took a Look through
patcs good deal Of hog.kiilng. and 10 nlaKiag
Arr4nAens1ntH 70 keep duwu sttnxs.
In May lust ult ordinance wont Into effect c8n-
pcli!ug thu laying of s.ot,e wllks ttereatter IN
thu business porllou Ut tho city, north OF ,yau
,ssn street, Ths hss hem a spassd aaa tho
look altor tho matter.
UEN. L1Eu is aftur tho Onrdon City Dlattllury
Company. They owe nvcr { .OUo FOR water r.ults.
si'S esatS sS'f paynk ana ",sr asu,es les y ; aia
!nH . hoa1 to u iarc- plug IN the Vicinity aud MI
Ing THUR tanks by carrying tho hose upon the
rllE ,parIs, pries, Of 1t. Faurs Polish Catholic
Church.. eorner Vt liayue aveuuu and tambrtlAes
s;reet hua requested tho CoH,tlIsslunrr Ut
sos.s '% svs ay 1xe eyssss g x..s tbs hs s
t,nnEroWAuun, rs h0 would lI1AkD att appeal tu
them to t'',sont to tho vaccination.
liull.utkn permits vera issued yesterday to
No. 1915 sycsl Madison sircct. 10 euat ti,o0;
Airs. EArlh lsnttrrt,rll, tive. story Alure. .4Sl1
4;a 1sS1 Nc k stffSe' Sa; e s sGs' fs,! sS &.
; sters dwellings. sxsS iest Nss md
basenvn.i lSta tcc,, No. al0 Hubbard street, io
,,!., III woLr stated yesterday Tint s,nal-ppx
, 1881-10-27
MOUNTAINS or MUD.
THE SHAMEFUL. ClNntTitIH uf CERTAIN WEST
kIIf

THE esiAMEFuI CnNntTiNS ur CERTAIN WEST
Alni: sTtlEtt%.
Tho condition Ut Tho strocts III the Wcst Sidp,
fit the vicinity Of Ashland avcnuc and south Ut
s1ad!sol, street, ts u scandalulis reflection upon
tho city. Tho Tow running cast and west TINT
nrc paved ut tl' nplHnr u have hUel l,usod With
mud, aud 1t IL impossible 10 cross Otle Ur thun
without gathering ~, IL tuo liberal allowance ur
that article. jAcaBDh street Is tho only ono on
which driving cull bn safely intlngud III, the
otbars bcEnE paycd with nu lrrcglliurlty worry
rlR9rH. Hut oven on jackson street tho tn,Ih is
y euupi1 4f tnahes docM nnh 4 f!ve minutes
drive Will heSplltGr II nun Nj that ttlA nclrgst
lrigud or largest creditor would fill to recognize
him. .,,
thoro Is q tioute stsctl-cur track IN this IiII.
u0rtail thUrouxhfarn. It nus nuver beru payc,'.
Tho r!llls Are iaA oti tho 1'Firle. and wu4 every
Inst wcuk tho tracks for lung dtsluI,res wcro
1!ufer wHter. and tho rIctlt,,h who hung M tu
TIE hin @ pa,torn; t s. " MD, s hsyS e do an 'nas
dAy, were trcascd 70 y hnth rs well ms 4 rltIr.
linrttsOn stroot u holnF pussd west Of Throop
With broken stone, md 1t promises to becono II
Tho cross strcota ars " fur worse shatn than
th,se mentioned, PA,is'i'u street, lturnltlue
stu strcot, present
4 sKHtEs or non-H0l.Es
md brcntll INIT ,loprh Ut nu,! aud dirty watcr
nsh ,,1;, ~ ~:al ~. 4, 'sTsU s l'nx n, ca,i ts Mow
from MAd!eun to 4tiHnIs, und thcnco 10 thu
County Hospital lis ~ very bld r9uilt1op. Lin.
~ heinT paved with ceiinr blocks, nIll ltoltvy "
buNiy saaxcd. sotnn |iucks boln9 paved and
oihors III tho stn.r ln which they were hid a,lt.
Thofu MrD uiuhy Ut tleaD strgEtA NlUitB which,
IN casa of frc. IN Gnglltu Coult bo driven, nlld
tho tlepartmemt would bc roAerlrss. S,lcn hO-
aioys K IN 'y y @ nsnr b%t eu ssssa s
Tho hlluWulxs, t1u, Nru most irregular, whrre
tney exlst u aL anl no attention. seems T. v
, 1881-10-27
TIE CHURCH AND SOCIETY,

THEIR RELATION III ONE ANOTHER TODAY.
Dir. 3uhl frolWcl.a tnculb0r Of ttla Counpil Of
tho nr!llst, and FurolRu Unitarlun Association
and Ut the Supreme Consistory Ut unttarIauislu,
Iiuusnry, who has perhaps II better knowledge
of tho decentralization tho world over than my
other tau.l, lec,uroa lu Unity Church last uvnn-
my on " Tho Position uf tho Church In Relation
tU Slodur,, bociuty."
lie begun W say!nx that. when Traveller went
tu Europe hu saw very laEKo churches IN which
the wealth uf tho people aud aal tbs art Of con-
turics aootn 10 havo been e1poudel, and ut oncu
buEnn t0 think what u religious pc0ple ihcy
wlcu he studied tho matter fur.hur he folInll
thAt tho churohos were surrounded by lovels
littiu hotter thin p!g-stcs, that thu people wcre
inpoverIsbutl, tAGar In1nrt slavlh3 Konu 10 keep
up pritstcrnit Hn! ktnYcratt-AeGu l,ul lt,ti,
prisons Tor human thought and
.' "eEpu{ttlHEH fOti nultIEb CnEEDB"
Tho causu Vt Chrlstiunily hud hean Injured by
io,. II III Nsw Enxai on ths ashor s'al' M tGis Tssi
lived IN u worthy human lMahiUi,, An.l were not
rubbed by tho rrIesthood. put what thgy til.l for
hcun wastoa hy tho pr,uhts, ulld, Il. great meas
urtor to R3i'l tn,wct. hld aiways degraded shoIt
reiiYiou III tho srrslou or tyrAnny-hal
SS5;sy sHss 4 4 sY9S s sssTS T. ny
s4ctel! wore brought 10 Tie !esel Ut tho mont
Lesttal., Ina h'ea d hvll wts Erpt Up facaasu i
was y strung weapon ~ work nIl tho rculu!su Of
nun living bat! llycs who, whe,, In fcar u tleuth
Thought u wA4 unly thruuKh tito priests thuy
could purchase tnv'r aaltMlion irntn purKat0sy
Al,,l frum hull. ami who Havc up to tlost, sam9
priests their tlt-4nltoa rntns-the. money with
Wherever the Church had pruxs0d philosophy
ntu IT, survGo, ~ in thu casG oi DoscArtu NtAtny
tho c4 4huiics nnd u llcucl Aiuunx tho Fitlcst
nNts, Il tGcAtnu 1T tho long rAu Alltt .taeuIuxtcA
There was Singular instance VI tdis III tho 1rst
oG the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suryetus.
AayertIny to New EnRlui,u again, tho speHker
eald that there cuulu lv luuEa talT lustaAce VI
, 1881-10-27

rcpnrtod In tha1AmnrIcan Reports reccntly from
Wisconsin, cited by rrIvnte nalxell iu hlg arx,i-
tnent. whera railway company wah mulotod lit
dnmnRnR for an assault IN n young lnlty by ono
nf ita conductors kissing ior IN tho cnr in which
Hho wns n passcnYoF. Tho Injury wns 10 hnr
feelings 0r tnodraty md female tlcllcnry III otfs
cusca. Thu young lady, character In tho tlr,wl
Mt,d tho bnlv outrage s,ln preteti,.rl To Aayo
tutnod whs to her fvultngs. M case Ak I'LL llku
II WIS utcr hcIHro reported from Ohl0, 40 tAr It's
tho printed reports ri. '
, 1881-10-27

Yestorilny,4 I'm cos NJ pi,lslsco


plMLlcU, Nd, Oct. .J.-The fryt rncn, milo
and quarter, WIS won by Iub 1tlddIu, Lfnrh-
pin secuHd, Amuzon third. T[tnr, a:.U'i.
OrlotD StAkos, tnito ani an eighth: luck Of
Hearts first, Goorgo lfumpton second, Sir Hugh
third. Tlne, a:0l,s
Tho othrcc-quartor- milo heat rnco WAS won Iii
two ssln!ght hoats by lllne I,udge, Wnkotiolll
nmu rgflnago seao..d and an!ra IN tno rs1
mud third III tho sccnnd heut. Time, 1:1l; l:l1H.
, 1881-10-27

Letter from Gov ~. Jol1n& OF knhAns.
CLEVELAND. o., Out. ed.-1,iO Monument Com
mittoo tnday roCciyed tho following,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., 1'DrEEA, Kus., Oct.
sL-GENTt.MEH: Intlr communication Of tho
9Th Inst. requesting and Mnlhurzlng mt II, net III
genrtMl ninfiayrr Of the Enrieil MONUMENT
tuna III tho Stntp Ut Kansas llas Just been re-
colved. Tho people Ut katHaa ijc,tiR In full
sympathy with tho movement, chcgrfny cnIll-
ply With your rD1ucst to net rs general InnrHHer
II th!a Stntr, and shall Hlatly put forth every tr
fort 10 help along tile 9oo.l work.
JOHN r. Sr. JOHN, Governor of tho Stnte.
, 1881-10-27

fnitl, n1c with desire 10 have tho ASSIMILATION
examine into tho matter. In Justice tu you. us
well as myaelr. 1 now respectfully rcGHcAt yO,l
10 persist III having committee OF }nvcstfRn-
tiun appointed by tho Cfzcns Aesoc.nlit,t1, witt,
n view 0f having the Watcr t,Ilicn under my
charge oycrin,ilcti Without tlelny. ltcaErttfuIIy,
II. f.IEH. Superintendent Wntur.
, 1881-10-27
AN ExcELLEAr lns1l1u IIoN.

II. Il. Hrynuts Chicago !,usl llcss College Is
1olng nohlu work for thu young n1e,l and
Young women oi tho country. 1t gives tlieu,
Thorough AMI practical preparation for immcdI-
ute, Intelligent work. Employers co.,e to the
college o!Ico for tiIom daily. Moro aro cuticd
for thun eau bo supplied.
, 1881-10-27
THE RICHMOND Gel eBRhTloN,

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. .;G.-Twenty thousand
strangors united with tho cnirc Resilient pDl,ts-
latt0n IN closing lkIchmnlll's Yorktown runtr,,-
nlal celebration. Tho procession ut military
niid Gtvlu organizations nnd Industries Ut tho
At tho ol,,so uf thu 1nr,l!a tho british lur was
run up over tho Stnto tapitDl attA s,,lutcd. Il
ptFotGGhulc display llnslled tito Festivities.
, 1881-10-27
GARFIELD.
How Grandma <lnrticId raaaex tile
Frs1n1n.

Tln1c.
speetdl Dtspalth to 1hs Ehtcn1o 7sthurs.
CLEVELAND, H.. Oct. aG.-Grnninln GARFIELD Is
sttll with hcr daughter In Holp,,. Hhe receives
All Immense number of Ictters Of coudoicilcu
including many from crnilks. Ono won,un
ma rond It sho uxctu|tncd, "trhnEa another
crnnk." Another lady aert her n fancy bc,l-
quilt. The nld ia,ty takes great interest In pol
tiles nnd the movement Ut HIl prominent pott
cianR. Thns0 wtu nro near her say 1t IA tasy IN
eco who're tho Prcsl'lnnt snt his natural low for
politics. Sho Is mura cheerful over hur loss
than many bellevG, MID IA In good health. THO
old lady Is very ambitious. utt tnsLats doing
u sDnre Of tho lntlsework, which IL tho only re-
quest Lenfcd b CT,
, 1881-10-27
LOCAL POLITICS,

THE SEwLf-CittlsER REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CEH-
TRAh fOHAlTTEE
mot ngain yesterday afternoon at tho tjrand l'a-
t,tt.u lintnt. ox-AhI t)utrk in tho chuIr md all
sa n1,,,i,,t.x ,,resr,,t viii, thu ,,xntt.,r .,f
,ao e1t,s.uates psesc'lI WIN tuo Exception ot
Jiidee 'ihrs'. VINO was represented by MaJ. etcv-
cnson, oH-EtGrk Ut tho Superior Court.
Mr.. Il, Ii. Hiss raised tho nolnt tint tho Fifth
t.n,,l..I,no,.. t,ts,ri., H., .,.s
eo.t.''e'.iei n 'H"'i'c. na" wy retFesentatiscs
on tho col'Hittec' ahd tho ChR!rlnnt4 replied
lhat, If 10 hnd knnwn Tuesday whit ho know
now, hc would tlayp hid that tho election t,f M
n,t,litJor.I uomLrr ,rua ,,,,t NJ nutor ond txn.
fr"r.. -, ,no nn,in,, IT th ns",n,,. ~ u "H" e"@
vi Scro ,,,,rn ~ ~ ~ S,n,,,ain,a .,,, ,,,,,,,
,v which ,ha .,i.trcs ~ ,r,s ,! " ,i tun aGon
~ c,I'r 1"e "'ot'''' ""o e''e "a I"aiHoho'
NJ Iinr,hc,, u,vcd n. n .,,,t,,u,, ~ n,,+-
,v,': thn ,r,tt ~. n ,S ~ Il 11.ui su ron. ~
IL ~ i,.,rr,s1 sn,cts,,. -, ~ hn1G u"t,'sj,, ~
cruoon nj ti'uIUrE. I.nrritd. "'-
CUl. Sgrlb,1er tIll1btoI wtothor A roct,nsI,fora.
tfon cotliJ 10 had Nftor ouu intoryoninr menf-
inr.
5lr. Coudue claimed TIN. tho cpmmtt1cc couttl
RECONSIDER ut nny titip tic nrifitiot1 uf t1un,.
inr fiy lin cn,ninItf1,n hnirv wbnIiv irrnUmt.r
thnt nroyinco hsinq rustriafcd to lin cnnvS,,
tiUt,.
TIo Chairman coipofdcd With tho gentleman
fru,l, Hyde Tnrk in Inc o,n!uu that the lnnttcr
uuluiur,I to The, convention ai.u eotllti ie rtn,,
sitlcrrJ nj nt1y TING IL uceut.lliIv1v wtnt nver
tlutIi Saturday nfiuruoun. "
Thu c,,.nlittcu ibpm went tntt, erec,,tlye sc..
, 1881-10-27

ROLLER SKATING RINK,
Exhibition skntinx ut the itn,ler Skating 1l1nk,
by tho noted skntcr Mr. tInycr, this evening.
, 1881-10-27

Singing. stn1rtIng. irritation nf tho nrInnry
plssaKcs, disenscd uiacliilrKes claref BY it,ehu-
EAtbn; IL; druggists. DEBUT IL Lake streot.
, 1881-10-27
Tile CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

rs. swfsrlrf,, Of 81. Fnul, 10 Mt tho fremont.
". CovEtlt.Y, of Now York, II ut tho Sherman.
T,ixgra,.d Jury returned o,,o trio bill ye.tcr.
,ay.
7. y. CuSASr, Of Portland, ato., Is nj tho shur.
T. irENDEHsos, of F.ottlnr, England, Is nt tito
1'ncuc.
II. II. lAcEAH,,. vi Emporia, Kus,, Is nt tho
Sherman,
..rpar C. s. HowEtr.. of Knns0s City. Is at tho
Sherman.
HENRY pnousE CoorEss, Of New York. is nt
TIM l'nrlno.
Tte cot,cctons on du,lahc uooda yesterday
were Gs,hN.
in. vEAsEr md family. Of Ctnrin,,all. aro ut
thH rren'nHt.
.Jt.pas j. a. IlEr.rEssrrls, Of l'hllndcpha. is
nj tho Pacific.
sir. A*n A!ns. II. LRnwSE1.r of Kookuk, nro
1T the fnlmcr.
THE .lss.atart- Treasurer .,tslurse.l s;D,u0 III
gold Yesterday.
J. q. rASnnnRS nnd fatrIly, Of 1,altmorc, nro
nj tho fremont.
JAMss 7. AxrlspEL and wife, ot Milwaukee,,
nrn nt the Initncr.
t,uAIu.sa q. AND Wttt1AM Il. WAr.f.ACl:, Of
3rntann. nre ut tho Palmer.
Inns nos4,l.Aa, nf 81. 1'nul. Special Agent NJ
the tl'rcnslry, IL Mt tho f'aclifc.
A. y. Swl lSEFt,np, editor Mililp, ,Iuurlid fnr-
.iucttr, Micl Is ut tho l"laald.
\. ". RAnct1rrE, strs. Fletcher. md Miss
Lindsay. nf England. nre ut tho Pnln,nt.
IEoIu,E u. sri1aas. ncnerni Freight Agnnt
br tho (lrcnt Western ttNrond is at tho Phc'ac.
H:s. sEnEAT has bean elected y .te!nxnta to
thu second Ttlcslay 5n November.