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Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
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The W. g. T,C
',s ,s..,. state csu cCsay.n',o. Of tn. :
Union, AeMpep,,

ru aht(
The women's Chris,i,, r.
Union OF Delaware, is $50 n' iempers,,.
of m'l'Hsu ,Se n"a N This State the esss,,,ea ,I
i IN the Presbyterian Cb";rsS y sSs'ns Aii
County, and the public bli,sn' u, Suss,
night being held in the @ Wo. .meetinss
oopal &C. Church, Ken, ConntTo Ns,EHs
Is l very conveniently Ioca,sy;; I.y; hl&
sussex and Kent County, ' the NJ m I'd
crossed by a bridge ,liy;jiins ,ns Mspi,
ties and at the same tims "'"E the GO,
,SWE W;'tora o., Milford III Dto South h'a,u'3s anG 9
WORKERS met in the prsl elhpe'aa
Church and organized A hn,i 'y,eaa
ander Chandler occupied the .,l'' ,h Ala.
Miss Willard, of illinois, ' c"an cnalt a
the opening devotional exnroi otionduaa
a,erwasds ;oe "" , presided over the t''es, crI
'Ion M;as oy & the reqne : OF Mrs. Cb,oN'a, bya'a
MISS Maggie H'lIes was appoir'sds Tir'ais \
After devotional exercises ,,i,. j..
lard, Of Illinois, was made ,l's as' VII
w;iD;,, ., ;I,e ;conventi,u, with Miss a.a HiH.a
" tim'ngton, rs secretary. The b.s ai0s
"i the tomrnttae on Crcdentiaa''e. ia'' e.tCla
,u ,, III 'ne appointment Of Mrs osIai @
Hrs' Mrs bennington and Miss (snss s%a
MfS, Vulgg then. in neat aud ys.rta uv"a
PIRATE address, extended A L@s,"'!S
cordial welcome to the yIS,tor, p
WAS brilliantly responded to \, "ala w
lomrklnson, of Mount Sa,em M ah
"hich' the roll call of office, tt Ea
made, the minutes Of the la,, F'as
tio,,' ,,g which was held in Grace cbn,s ,a'
wilmington, October II, lsSo, w.,..saI t41'sl
and unanimously approved '''a
Mrs. B.in-hur,t, presidqn, = =.
Union not brins able to he pressr, 4" ~ y
hilies read her report after vbi% Il Y
rules governing the ronvento, ~.
read and approved. The report ."s M
committee showed twenty.seypp ~ S
bers present, ''A "t'
ne 'o'I""its committees wpn ~
pointed On Resolutions, Mr., o,i,,
chairman flan of Work, Mr., CS,S
Ter, chairman; Nominations Nh, I..s y"
pie, Chairman. Mrs. reuni,r,on n.
~ TIE stat organizer, then ,tal2.,s
port, showing that size had o,y,snJ
nine unions. This report proved ,nt
nent'y grAUfsInp, and ~as Tee lvrd aa
unan!mou~Iy adop'L with feIj,r, u
gra'nui~ 10y her marked crpr,c and
iDdo'nitabl' courage and prr>r, = ,rr-n, ~
Mrs. Cox, c"IIespondiug Srcresr
read her report for the year, after vbiI
the convention adjouruelto np-. IN !,
pubic meeting called for the tyenp,
AT the NJ. L. Church. The churcbs,,s
early hour was packed with psn,
After the singing of an anthem By In
choir. Rev. Mr.. Eldridge, pastor cth
Baptist church, led in prayer, aud Rg
Mr.. Rnrn>t!ne, Of the pre,byqrn
church, made an earnest address, after
which Miss willard, tie speaker Of IN
evening, was int10duCel VINO MAIDEN
eloquent and earnest address. Ba.ps
meetings were appointed for yr>tuy
| forenoon and afternoon, and arrangs
ments male for ho, Ting another lba
mass meeting last nighS 70 be a,!artsM
by Rev. MIR. EiChards OF thi, city,
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COnsesrsling a Bishop

Right Rev. Winand NJ. WlsSa' !. ".
new Bishop of the komah 'a'D.. w,
Diocese Of Newark, New jersey! w. =
consecrated yesterday hiot"tIs h,
the Cathedral at Newark AtSuVnns M a,ns
Corrigan, OF New York, was tue !, :, esas ,sss
orator, assisted by bishops nvtVas ~ Y
lin, Of Brooklyn, and hcQua'. :, pi.Sss ,Sss
ester. There were also presen. p,T'r SS,,
Becker, of Wilmington, Lynch o. y,s, ..a
lestop, McNierny OF AIp@hs' us,,s,] %
Buffalo, aud McMahoon1 ,m.n, ol n",1 N
Cathedral was filled to its ",I$" at'.
New York, aud about ~ years ''''
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To pCOusecrAteG.

The Reformed Episcopal church of the
Redcemer at Eighth aud Monroe streets
is to be fuiiy cousecratcd to The worship
Of Gcd next We inssday evening by
Bishop Nicholson of Philadelphia. This
.uurch is uue OF the few churches that
:, >utirely ont Of debt and no church III
10, -, denomination can now be conse'
49, >uless clear Of debt.
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Eye Injured.

A boy named John Murphy, as% NJ
of Cepireville, was, a few da!y,,,s ,.a
struck in the eye with an appls%gv|
Entriken, a school mate. iesm r'' ~ y
relatives of Murphy had EntaM E.s1,
raigned before Magistrate a.s 1.s NJ
There being no testimony e. escsr y, a.
given by the injured boy, the e,St.Mi nj
dismissed. The injury done 'n'"
slight.
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M cd 10 WllminxtSu.

Dr.. t'ines II. Scott, graduate Of tht
b"..IInore Rental College in 1862, bHv.
,nS moved his family to this city may
now be fund at his Office, 917 Market
street, from a. IN. to 1910 D. m. and
from l.3O to 6p. N. Dental science in
all its brancHss executed in the most
skllitul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for s. s. Whites
'pecialties for the mouth,
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Trinity Guild.

Holy Trinity Guild will 0nins no,u - s
portant meeting this evenuV , u,rrst NJ
O'clock, at No 5l2 Lombard Ga ,,lsvs urr.snt
nembers e are requested TO D. be 81 ptf,Vds 70, sds|
tn. new rules will be repvls'r pns rcomuite
+, on, The membes OF en;ng tne H 10 Id
electd last Wednesday eVen.ns6 ,.c6 ars n
aiter a ter ths interests Of the chu''D"
uuested to be present als''
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c,u,nn SDpech eB.

Rev Henry Ward s,,lta Beecnes IS 'ai1ss l1ss
stump speeches in Brook.y;n, .y;nDe, e." Hb
Mayoralty. The cahi'"H'p ''isr a, it na
Beecher is opposed, sinsu'I,l I,lassmudl a. dlb ~
seem. is Gen. Tracy, who ae'Sua 'r.at 81
Plymouth iSs, pastor in the lsS,as9lot, srIlot il
brought against him Wy
fnn
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Gar riaEe Men In Counsel.

The National Association of Carriage
Manufacturers met in annual session
to day, in Cincinnati. Several Whining
tnpians are in attendance, namely: H..
Q. MGLear. +. Y. Clymer, Samuel Cool
ing, William II. Wickersham and s.
Murphy.
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NJ A X NIAs;ES.

EWAkT.--On Wednesday
morning, o. tober 10Th, 1881, by lie .ev.
James Mclntire, at the residence Of tn.
brides mother Alber. IL. 81 yer, Es1 10
Miss Sue +. Stewart, all of New Castle
County, Del.
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diminished VigOr

troubled with weak kidneys, by = ludicious
use Of Hostetter's stomach Bitters, which in
yigor.tes and stimulates without exciting
the urinary organs In con unct'on with lt'
influence upon them, It sorrecG sciiity. I'M
proves appetite, and is IN every way eondn.
Give to health and nerve repose. Another
marked quality is It's tontlol over ie7eF ana
sgue, and its power OF preventing II;
For sale by I'LL Uruggists and Dealers gen
orally, heh'"euHl
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ID EACknk.

JONES On the 10Th inst, William II.
Jone :, In the 3Uth year of his age.
Relatives and friends are re ptfully in
vlteu to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence NO, 7Ol East sixth street, on Saturday
afteInoo ut O'Clock. Intern ent at III. ef.
view cemetery.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public are hereby cautioned agains,
sending any mo"oy or orders to NUNES a
90, IS Nassau street, New York CITY, New
Y ork, as authorized By The Louisiana STATE
Lottery COMPANY to sell its tickets. They
are flooding The cCrntr, with bogus circulars
purportins to be OF The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and arc fraudulenty rcpra
.sentlng themselves a. agents of 7 be Louis
lana State Lottery Company. They have no
authority to cell the t,aReLs Of this Company.
= nd are not its agent for any purpose.
NJ. A. RAUPhiN
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery 10
NEW ORLEANS LA. July4 l6al.
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Stoces bought and sold IN tho New York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on oonMis
sion.
Lettors Of credit given. available IN sll
parts Of the world, and drafts on England
Ireland, France. Germany AMI Swiaselland
issued.
We have now for sale 20 shares New YORK,
Woodlawn and Rockaway Car Trust
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NEW ADyERl s~xAsNTs.

NYUrICE-Z.J JAMES BELT, A APOlHE
cary, hereby announces his intention
OF making application at the November term
OF the Court OF General Sessions for 1881 IN
and for New Castle county, tor a license for
dispensing spirituOus liquors for me1ical
pur poses, at the northwest corner OF Sl4tn
and Market streets, (known as No. 6ol mar
RET strevt,) in the Fifth Ward, in the city OF
Wilmington. which applicat tion Is reSoih
meuded by the following ge ptlemen
e. Bringhurst, Jr. j. II. Rudolph,
~ lanes. | q. Grubb.
John \. Kane, NJ L., W. q. Whlteley,
!. W. Hszlett NJ. b., Allen Speakmsh
George AllMOn, q. Norreu,
d. " Maull, NJ d, W. IA. Corse, NJ ",
I.NC, Bootes, Henry G. Conrad,
henry Baird, Henry n; Remington
Ttos. NJ. Culber'. Levi &. BIRD,
II &. nitcher. NJ. H., ". NJ. kennaN,
George s. Gruhb, X. Morrison,
G W. Ciouret. Benj Nields.
octjS.3t L. JAMES BELT.
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DOBINS0N, CHANDLER a. &C.,
BANKERS.
NO. 7lS MARKET STREET,
W Wilmington, Iel.

WHMIuNVGN, M.
Fos SALB-s2. 500 Delaware City Loan, ~
per cent: 10 Shares Wilmington Coal h Gas
st ok. We otter unusual facilities IN New
York, Phils r. stou, Bait. and Washington.
for the purchase Of stocks and bonds. being
connected by private wire with those cities.
Local &c 'urities bought snd sold.
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Remember tha. yass you s.G 9,s 81 ';si,Sa 10
en fine card photographs ,S tor tor sl.OO y
for 81 %, ono largc. - s.lo !" at ~ isutterlsy
Uo's., 3Os Market stree"
l,o axcelled,
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lleuKs.

The e1ecutri1 Of fl L. ,slJ M, E%sil"s'' ,pa prs'sd,
ceased), will sell the dlne a. rs Sixth y
ton business, situated, s9s',,;ueton, i, y
Lombard streets, .aasonable y
Long established; price cSsgi'%ington iH"i D
dress S. c. England, Wiln'ne
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Smeltz sells butter, Wholesale and 70
tail. Give him call.
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Travelling bags, satchels, cabbas, &c.
At Stern q Zimmerman's, Ill Market
street.
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TNLLIOTr, JOHNSON L 90.
~ BANKERS AND RROM EIsa,
OOR. SIXTH AND MhRkET STREETS.
Stocks, bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins in New York,
boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington, TO all Of which cities We have u! RECT
PRIVATE WIRES.
Futures in wbeat corn, oats and provisions
bought and sold In Chicago and Eastern mar.
kets.
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Suits made to order from $40 upwards
at s'ern & Zmmerman's, Ill Market
street.
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Stern b Zimmerman, Clothiers and
AsrcAsnt ratlors, Ill Market slrssr.
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Gail and geo

the choicest patterns o, IT. tailoring y
'ns ns,i.Gmsnt i,ty az tt% Of L. heiss, No. ~
\ rect.
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wanted

~ yas furniture wagon, IS qS,.'* *''R 'RRss''c'u Il
o.. \. top Address
CAr office. .uA
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BLANKETS,
NAPKINS,
SHAWLS,
JOHN ViNAMAkER'S.
We have two
blankets that we
sell for S. a pair, ALL
wool, 6SxS4 and Is
xS4 inches, weigh
ing II and 51bs., OF
homemade S t VI e,
not bleached white,
but thoroughly cieansed and
proper every way. Within
two weeks a leading whole
sale house here was selling
one of them at Sc; and the
other is the better OF the
two
Southwes corner.
We have bought 10000
hve-eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock G! the Scotch ma
ker. It's a low price that
iusti6es so large buying as
as that A few of the oar
ser ones have come. Sl.35
and 81 50 a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't BE- buying at such
rale. Here's a circle worth
your thinking: Low prices
make large sales. Large
sa'es make large buying.
Large buying makes low
prlt es.
Nextouter circle, City hall square entrance.
Scotch sbawls Of usual
we ght and much heavier,
the latter frightened by silk
stripes and the, are as
bright and pretty as they are
new. $3.50 for the usual,
and SO to $40 for the heav-
ier. The color work is par
ticu'arly good.
East from Chestnut street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAkER.
Tn rtsenth, Chestnut 4 Market SH.,
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4 O'Clock PrlcCs.

rhe O'Clock stool! quotations Ct the New
FORK ana Philadelphia StoCh Exchange, re-
teceived over tho private wire OF Elliott. John.
son h Co.. stock BROKERS at sixth AMI MAI kel
streets, are rs fuiluxE'
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IN to smslt. for :. eE01r q Fourth d''''
&C 20 =. oney. No: u = - ). ,.,s.
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fI*Sxg.yAA - t;aaEEsxN
N ~S .
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE ELEV ENTH GRAND Dls.
rRIBUTION, CLASS L., AT NEW or
LEANS, TUESDAY. NuN. S. lsSl-I2stt
MONTHLY DRAWING.
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N0IxEEA

n. L. UOE. TOUhIh AND EAGKEr
Wilmington, Del.
buy and sell Government, State, City Eonda.
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A At II Hsrket street n
MANS L -
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WASHINGTON, February Ain the
House this morning, Mr.. Bragg, Chair.
man oithe Committe on War Claims, re.
ported bill for the payment OF certain
claims reported and allowed by the &C.
counting officer Of the Treasury. Placed
on the private calendar
Mr.. Young, Of Tenn, Chairman OF the
Committee on Contagious Diseases, re.
ported back the bill authorizing the Preai.
dent 10 appoint q committee 10 examine
and report upon the adulteration oil food.
Placed on the calendar
Mr.. Sparks, Chairman OF the Commit
lee on Military Affairs, reported back the
bill 10 organizie Board Of Army Officers
for trial In competent officers calendar.
Some opposition was made 10 the con.
sideration Of pension bill, and Mr.. At.
kins warned the House that not much less
than $4,000, 900 would have 10 be Rppro.
priated this year for pensions. lie would
sooner undertake TO li1uidate the entire
public debt than 10 llquidale The debt
which had been imposed on tho
country by the pension laws.
The ArrearRge Act had imposed debt
which could not be liquidated with less
than $70,000,OOO. lie doubted that Il
would cost 81 ,0OO, 100000 because the esti.
mates had gone up sufficiently 10 justify
that calculation.
Mr.. Briggs made some remarks, which
called forth q reply from Mr.. Atkins to the
effect that the reason the gentleman was
raking up embets was blouse he (Atkins)
had spoken from a busints standpoint
Mr.. Bfeggs said that whenever The gen.
tlemah from Tennessee. arose and at'
tempted 10 prevent the payment of PEN
sions TO inen who saved and preserved the
lie Of the Nation, he proposed TO stand ID
the name ot the men snd insist that full,
am pie and complete justice be done.
Mr.. Atkins stated that he had obtained
bis figures from the Commissioner on In.
dlans. He was not opposed 10 the pend
ing bill beCause he thought q govern.
mSnt ought 10 fail which would not pen.
sion lie defenders. He had alway voted
for pension bills and would continue 10
do so. Bat, II lie could not he allowed 10
allow The enormous sums Of money that
sorll have 10 be appropriated without
having bic motive questioned, he would
hereafter remain silent 49,. .
After further debate The bill was laid
aside with favorable recommendation the
Committee rose and numbers OF private
bills were passed.
The Bill Tor iSliei Of Mrs. E. P. Page
came up.
Nj. Good said that since The discussion
had occurred upon this bill he had re-
ceived q letter from the widow ot Captain
Hugh N, Page, In which che instructed
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PENNsYLyAAIA sENAToRsHIP.

Seventeen Ballots Taken and NO Election
-RumOrS OF y Diversion OF the Grow
Forces.
HARRlsBuRa, February 4.-Ths Seven
teenth ballot for Senator to-day resulted
as follows: Wallace, SO; Oliver, Us; Grow,
46; MCVeaRh, 8; Philips, s; Hewitt, L;
shiras, l; Curtin, 1; Agnsw, /; Baird, / /;
snowdsu, |. The Convention adjourned
until tomorrow.
The discussion Of the question Of an ad.
iournment on March Sd, in order to give
the Governor an opportunity TO make an
appointment under the Federal Constitu-
ton to ill the vacancy which Senator
WallaCe's retirement on the following day
will create, has entirely subsidized. The
appropriation bills will not possibly be
passed by that date, and the doubt as
to the Governors power to make
the appointment is growing. There
was a rumor tonight that the oil.
YER men have in contemplation q
new game. tits stated that they propose to-
morrow 10 throw sufficient number OF
votes to some such man as Shiras or Ag.
new to starta new boom, hoping thus To
attract many ol Crows votes and eyentu.
ally break his organization. The organi-
cation Of the bolters once broken, Is felt
that victory for Oliver would be easy. The
prominent 0lieer men in the Legislature
seem to know nothing OF this and profess
10 take no stock in the scheme.
The Grow people are indignant at the
attempt 10 use Garleld's nameto boster up
the Eenatoral caucus which Senator
Cameron has epoused. They pronounce
the statement recently published that
Cameron had been requested by Garfield |
10 submit three names, from which he |
would select a member OF the Cabinet, as |
absolutely without foundation, saying |
they have information on the subject
bearing them out In their declaration |
whose correctness cannot be called into
question. The Grow men assert that the |
has been circulated 10 influence
the pending Senatorial contest by creating |
the impression that Senator Cameron will |
have the dispensation OF the patronage for |
Pennsylvania under the administration Of
Garfield, |
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LONDON February 4.-The Vienna
Pres'c says: Gsmbetta, President OF the
French Chamber OF Deputies, will visit
Vienna during the next recess Of the
Chamber, TO scsrtain the views OF the
Austfo. Hugatiah Government, and
through II those Of Germany IN regard 10
his candidacy for the Presidency
OF The French Republic, and In q
certain measure the maintenance Of be.
nevolent neutrality on the part Of The two
empires. II Ia understood that Mr., Dillon
goes To Dublin especially 10 attend a
meeting OF the League this evening when
ills expected he will make q statement on
tie future course oil bis party,
A agufeheal said 10 be that OF the
training ship Atlanta, which had been
brought TO Plymouth, was picked up
by the bark Getl, OF Devon, eleven days
out from Plymouth, bound to ST, Johns,
NeTioundlay,a % few months aRo. The n val
authorities will examine II Today, The
opinion are divided as TO whether Il ID
really the Hgute.head Of The lost Atalanta
A Berlin dispatch says that the intend
ed place ior the future Russian loan ls on
lhe Ametscan market,
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sT. CLAIRsYILLE.

A. A. Willets, D. D., Of Philadslphia, d
to deliver lecture on Monday evening a
WeldRy's Hall, Hissubiect is "Sunahine.' u
He comes highly recommended by the
press, 1t is hoped that the young men
who have undertaken To furnish Us with
something worth hearing will meet with
the encouragement they deserve. This 10
the first OF Ia course OF four lectures to bs
given during the winter.
The superstitlous are much exercised
over the bright day we had when the
grounding came out, We advise them 10
watch carefully now and marx down how
the Hign pans out,
TWsnty.one couples, mostly married
iolk, came in from Morristown, nine miles
west OF here, on Wednesday evening, In
sleighS, and took supper at the National.
The Court OF Common Pleas begins on
next Tuesday, The Grand Jury will have
some important cases TO consider, and II
the temperance folks persevere In their
ayowed intentions, they will have quite q
number OF saloonists ON their hands,
Wier will be tried for the murder Of Riggs
during this term.
A move is on foot In our State Legisla-
ture to break up the school book monopoly
and high prices. The people say hearty
amen 10 that.
Wenoticed VIM, G. Barnard, Of Bellaire,
on our streets yesterday.
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PANAMA, January 25.-Lima dates 10
the lSth inst, exceedingly meagre. A few
skirmishsS are reported "a favorable 10
the peruvians. The battle Of vefruVas
seemed TO have been the most important
Of these III its results, 1900 Chilians and
800 petdyiahs being the losses re-.
ppeCtively. The battle OF San
Baftholme Is described as a formal
combat. Four thousand Chilans attached
the advanced posts, which was situated at
an elevated plateau and defended by only
l60 men. These resisted the attack for an
hour and we're about retiring, when plefok
appeared at the head OF the Peruvian di.
vision, which Of once occupied a position,
and after a we'll contested fight drove the
Ohillans from the field. The losses are
not estimated.
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BELLAIRR.

The school library will be open Satur.
day afternoon. Any citizen OF Bellalre
can obtain book on application in per.
son, and can retain It one month. The
keeper Of book longer than one month
10 punished with fine OF Eve cents per
day, and the loss Of the privileges OF the
library for three months.
David H. Rice will build himself resi-.
dence this coming season, on the lot north
ot the Episcopal Church.
A place has been swept clean OF snow
on the river bank, near Benson's Ferry,
and the skaters enjoy II by paying nickle
10 those who worked at sweeping L..
August Roder had bis hand mashed by
q heavy press, Friday.
The correspondent OF the 81. Clairsville
Gatek Tor Bellaire has lowered himself
considerably by fling at the school teach
erB OF our city.
The Belmont and Glass City Groves Of
Druids will attend In body the organiza.
ton o. q new grove at Orangle's Hall,
Wheeling, next Thursday evening. All
the members Of these groves are requested
10 meet at their halls at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
+. d. Winans is recovering rapidly now
from the effects OF bis recent fail.
The Martins Ferry Knights Of Pvthias
were entertained at Theobold's, BY The
Bellaire Lodge, on Friday evening.
Plows and clover seed making their an.
pearanCe, give us promise that all this
snow must disappear some day,
g. ". Pollock, oi The Western Theolo.
gical Seminary, Allegheny, will preach Al
the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
The Nall Works had 10 stop work Fri.
day from want Of kegs. Too cold for tho
coopeEB. Probably little work will be
done to-day In any Of the departments Of
the mill.
In the last few days q noticeable nun.
Der Of new and more elegant Beighs have
made their appearance and the variety
and number Of bells 10 Increasing with the
continuance OF The sleighing.
Rev. Dean 10 BLill absent, but there will
be services at the Disciples Church, and
possibly preaching, tomorrow.
The Presbyterian congregation decided
that II 10 not yet ready 10 call 0 pastor.
There 10 desire 10 hear more ministers
and learn something oil them. Rev, Brown
would have been the only candidate be.
fore The members had they decided 10 vote
upon the question Thursday evening,
Rev Alexander, Of 81 ClalBvilIe, preach.
cd eetmon on unity In the church, and
presided Of the congregational meeting.
R,O +,
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Another Eatnl AceIasni.

ST. LOUIS, January A Republican
Dallas, Texas, special says that q locomo.
tive and four freight Gears, derailed on
Wilson's creek bridge, on the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad, at two clock
this morning was prsCipitated into the
creek, sixteen feet below, and smashed to
pieces. One brakeman was killed.
fireman badly hurt and enginer LanRdor
fatally injured. Some one had removed
the fastinRs from rail on the bridge for
the purpose, IL is believed, OF wrecking
and robbing the south bound passenger
train due at the bridge at four o'clock this
msrning, and the arrival st the freight
train evidently averted the most terrible
catastrophe ever known In Texas.
Maj. V. r. Lawrence, an old locating
engineer on the Union Pacific Railroad,
and recently In the service Of the Texas
Pacific, died at Fort Worth last evening.
His remains were sent 10 Pittsburgh, Pa.