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Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
AuOW the south.

Five inches of snow fell in Mobile on
Sunday nigh. The snow in New Or
leans continued TO fall during Sunday
night and yesterday morning, until 1t
lay two or three inches deep on the
house tops in the city, and three or
four inches deep on the ground in the
suburbs. 1t was the heaviest snow fall
in New Orleans since 1852. Snow fell
at Aug usta, Georgia, yesterday, for
eight hours-a thing unprecedented
there-but It melted as fast as it fell.
"rhe heaviest snow fall in fifty year,"
IA reported in South Carolina, and
heavy snow is also reported in North
Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
NEWS SUM MARY.

safc,de oi . Brother OF Ex-secrs ts'
RI II smsey --Abuso OF the Frank-
iuE Prlvilege-JusIiee sway mes
suceessOR-Other Incidents, Ace
cIaents, re.
Justice C. Ramsey, brother OF the
Secretary Of War, was found dead in
his bed, in St. Paul, Minnesota, yes.
terday morning. He had committed
suicide with pistol. He
removed to Minnesots from Philadel-
phia In lS46, and has held many posi-
tions of trust in that State. He was
never married and leaves considera bic
property. In consequence Of his death,
Secretary Ramsey left Washington last
night for St. Paul.
1t is understood that the Special Com
mittse appointed by the House to in-
vsstigate abuses Of the frankipg privi-
lege during the late Presidential can
vass will report that "the evidence has
disclosed carelessness or looseness in
privilege by both parties" 1t is esti-
mated that the Committee may recon-
mend ths abolition Of the franking priv
ilege.
Justice swayne yesterday delivered
his last opinion and for the last time
occupied his seat on the bench o! the
Supreme Court of the United States
His resignation, II not already offered,
will be sent to the President at once
There seems no doubt that Stanley
Matthews will be nominated to fill tht
vacancy.
! A railroad train consisting of tw'
passenger coaches, with mail and bag
| gage cars, recently ran of the track al
Golden Rock curve, on the Amou
Mountain, near Pueblo Cortes, Guste
mala, and fell a distance Of sevent.
, feet. Nearly all on board were killet
or fatally injured.
: Augustus P. Lsdew, who was part
ner with Horace Greeley and Rober
Dale Owen, in New York, in 1920, die
D.. in Atlanta, Illinois, on Sunday, from a
g loverdose of opium. He was a vel,
Z known type founder in st. Louis /
D 1888.
Q The Grand Jury at Somerset, Penna
3 yesterday indicted members Of the o
ganization known as Knights Of Labo
= for riot and conspiracy at the mines
: w. J. Smith & Co., West Salisbury, Q
the oath of November last.
u A report has reached Victoria, Britis
. Columbia that Mount Baker, of Il
Cascade range, in Washington Teri
tory, has broken into eruption and
q throwing out clouds Of smoke al
II ashes.
Fifteen persons we're killed al
1T wounded by a band OF Apache Indial
Of near San Marial, New Mexico on sa
/, urday and Sunday last. Nine men a
q missing and believed to be killed.
y The wife Of Eias Cummings, color
n- living near Cranson, n. j., gave bir
ID last Saturday night to four boy
!; Mother and children are reported to
81 doing we'll.
q. Mrs. Wellington Barnes died in Lo
81 don, ontario, on Sunday from swallo
III ing two artificial teeth, which becal
loosened while she was brushing the
a A United States steamer, suppos
to be the Vandalia, arrived at Bal
2 does on the 22i instant, with all
hoard we'll,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chiei
Signal Officer, Washington, Jaa. 25-l
.. N.
Indications for Tuesday-Ror the
Middle States, increasing oloudinesS
and areas Of snow, variable winds, from
northwest to northeast in the southern
portions, stationary and slowly falling
barometer, and no change in tsmpers-
turo.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
eakness OF tho Nerves.

By the timely use Of Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites, the
nerves regain their vigor, and the
brain besomes clear and powerful. In
digestion and habitual costiveness
almost always arise from weakness Of
the nerves and muscles OF the stomach
and bowels. In such cases, Fellows
Syrup of Hypophosphites has proved
itself Of the greatest service by Undue
ing healthy peristaltic action Of the
intestines. The excavations soon be-
come oopious and healthy, without
producing the effect Of purgative medi-
ciLes.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

A sure cure for coughs and colds
nv 4 Domestic Cough syrup" at We''
va PhArnacy, Seventh and Jefferson
streets.
Something Newi Durham Plug,
4vand, robls and mellow chew, knock
ina Rsbspca higher than kite. Chap
nan, sole sgsat, Ain and shipley sts'
Cuheb Ciearstiss, for catarrh snj
eold III the hsad, ior ssls by Taylor s
HulIsrscn, tDraggists and Apothesar'es.
3O2 King streets
f3iratlna n tho grcatset of all stick
IN II nsnds svsrytting. Hartman,
III pruegIst, FihhSzAd Poplar streets
palls n
Nov srayel and plastic slate roofs
'ruf On and repaired BY B. Mitchell
~, sl0IWeus Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
AlnlOAI YAMMk AEhin.

"My mother was sM cted long time
with NEURALGIA and q dull, heavy, in
active cond .tion OF the whole system ;
headache, nervous proatration and was
almost helpless. No physiciAus Or
med cines did her any good. Three
mol this ago shs began to use Hop Bit
trrs, Slth such good etfoot that she
see nus and feels young again, although
over 70 years old. We think there Is
40 other medicine DIT to use in the fam
ily."-A lady of Providence, K, |.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Letters restam ent sry Gran sod.

Letters testamentary were yestsr-
day granted to DR.. J. P. Wales, upon
the estate OF Eliza Rove, deceased, also
letters of administration to Thomas
and ]. A. Toy, upoa the estate Of
James Toy, late of Ch hristians hundred,
deceased, and lstter testamshtary to
R. C. Fraim upon thu estate of Thso-
dore Miller, deceased.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
rna New Sunday Paper.

The "Star," the new Sunday morn
ing paper, which is to be started here
In q few weeks, will contain all the
local and telegraphic news up to two
o'clock on Sunday morning, besides
stories, sketches, personal, literary,
dramatic, musical and military notes,
&c, and will be delivered TO subscri.
bsrs early on Sunday morning at II
cents a month, payable at the end OF
the month. II you want 8 bright,
fresh newspaper, send your name and
address to J. B. Bell, Southeast corner
of Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
LErIKR rRoM PHILADELPHIA.
The May srallsy Family PoisSned
-Teiephsas TYOubie-nasiness-
ImpNrfAme 8ale,

-roiephsae siness-|
ImpertAns sale.
Special correspondence Of the REPuRLIoAsl
PHnApELyHIA, Jan. "A, lSSl.-Thel
COMMITTEES Of One Hundred has not
finished the work Of placing before theI
public Q proper candidate for the May
orally. Stokley will in all probabil.
i.y be dropped. This, | think, would
be the better and wiser thing, az his
nomination would result in . split that
would probably defeat the Republican
party at the coming election. A Re-
publican remarked few days since
that he "belisved there were 10000
Republicans who would not vote for
stoklsy." A mesgre crowd with nfss
and drums and TORN banners, paradsd
the streets ON Saturday night. A trans
psrency, docking like it had besn in
the tolls Of a nights debauch,) which
they carried, bore The words; sour
ohoise for Mayor, J. v. de Ksim."
The law for closing saloons on Sun
day Ia mot fully enforced. So distaste-
Vial Ia the Law 10 the Germans, they
Ihaye called meeting sor the purpose
of demonstrating with the Mayor.
A family consisting OF seven persons.
residing at No. 2724 Park street. was
poisoned q few days since. With the
exception Of one little girl, they are
considered out OF danger. She, it ia
thought, will not recover. The father
NAMED Lindermap, who has besn with
out employ ment for some tirae, is sup
posed to have administered laudanam
thinking that he would thus end thsil
lsufferings. He has been arrested.
| Persons, upon whose buildings tele
, phone wires have been placed withou
their consent, threaten 10 sue TO
damages or else tear the wires down
When the snow began to melt, work
men from the telephone exchange woul'
walk upon these roofs, and as 8 resul
the roofs begin 10 leak.
About 800 men are employed q
Cramps shipysrd, but, owing to an in
, crease of werk, 100 more men will b
added next month.
Il The iron business is very brisk.
A New York Company Is trying
, secure the Main Exhibition Buildln
, for the Worlds Fair, to be held in Ma
I York In 1883. The Pennsylvania Raj
road Company Is also negotiating ic
it. The power Of disposing Of tn
|, building has been placed in the hand
: OF a committee. Better sell it Will
they can J. Z. b.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
NIAah.

Powell 4 Bro. have on their stalls, in
the Third stfeet market, rock fish,
smeItx, white fsh, ciscos, pike, steak
cod. .fsh, small 90. haddoOk, herring,
mocoasin, halibnt and other varieties
of the anny tribe. Also choice lot OF
diamond back tsrFapin. Call early and
avoid the rash.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
rannlnliaI. "a tne 0Iobe

The whole earth II reckoDed to have
upon II l,sU2, $50 .2b5 human beings,
with an area 81 rather more than 3d.
600. 900 Of square miles. Asia is OF
course the most extensively peopled--
7sO, ,OO0, 900 inhabitants to 1889, $50
square miles. Next comes Europe with
sis T4O, ,3s3 inhabitants to 3,Sl8, 1928
square miles: then Africa, l2S, ,0OO, 600
u ii, ,587, 900; then America. IS, 5,S4S,-
s22 TO 16,402 e3l; then Australia and
Ooesnica, with 4 total population OF g.
sO0. 900. representing very slightly
more than one inhabitant to every
aquare mile.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
sFFIUER RICaARDB0N.
Whist no says Asest she Kissing
Rsrape-MRs. RSW's Dtase8eDl

ofioer Richardson, the little onlcer
In "brass and blue" alluded to In sas-
urday's REPsBLIsAN, says the onarge
brought against him before the mayor
By Mrs. Row for kissing her In the
street, is one Of clear spite and without
q shadow OF foundation. That he was
fined so and costs he does not deny
but he says that was for staying longer
in Dugan's saloon where he hsd gone 10
fnd q witness against John Glenn for
n .epinp an unlicensed saloon. kich-
ardson told RHuBLisAs reporter yes
tsrdsy tha. the trouble all arose
through him informing on Glenn ana
that in order To have revenge, the
charge against b im was concoeted'
He says he went into Organs saloon
10 summon . man named Hines ana
not finding him he won't In second
and third time and staying some ten
minutes or longer more than the Mayer
thought was necessary, he fined him
He admits. that while he was there ne al
lowed himself TO be rsated 70 . glass
Of ginger pop, but as for Intoxicating
liouors he had drank none Tor four
years, While In at Dugan,s he saw
Mary Row who made very free with him
and at one time went so far ss w push
him partially up on the stairway. he
denies that hs took any liberty with
her whatever. On Wednesday morn
ing last Mrs. Row made complaint be-
fore the Mayor, Richardson says asking
for q secret trial, and Notwithstanding
this the Mayor dismissed the case ex
cept imposing the fine referred to. VI
Saturday morning Mrs. Row had Rich
ardson before Require Vandegrift OF
the charge OF committing an assault Oh
Mary Row, she and her husband MOI
being satisfied with the Mayors decis
ion.
A transcript being taken from tn
Mayors docket aud exhibited to tn
So uire he dismissed the case agains
the officer. Richardson gives Mrs
Row very bad name. Mrs. Row hav
ing been seen by o REPUBLICAN, reporte
tells a very different story from Rich
ardson. She says that for the las
three or more weeks Richardson ha
annoyed her exceedingly by his un
law ful solicitations. To such an ex
tent has this been carried that she 4
almost afraid TO go out on tho street q
might. She says the case she sued hin
for before Squire Vandegrift was al
entirely different Gaze from the one OF
which he was arraigned before the May
or. This time she sued him not fo
kissing her but for taking undue lib
erties with her on the street, by 0Atsh
ling hold Of her aud pushing he
az ainst house urging her to yield !
Ibis solicitations. She says Richard
sons friends we're sharp enough to ge
a transcript from the Mayors docket
which the Squire thought was th
same assault and dismissed 1t. Sh
says che is not the only woman he ha
insulted in that neighborhood, ther
being at least two others who coui
bring ,he same testimony against hin
She regrets that she had no lawyer
and attributes her Ill luck to that fac
The following 10 the transcript take
from the Mayors docket upon whic
officer Richardson was discharged b
!, Squire VAndegrit:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

sutterley & Sawyer, 3O2 Market ST.,
are still taking l dozen fine card photo
graphs for $l.50 or 7 for $l.00, and l
large sxlO for $l.00. No extra charge
for children. They guarantee entire
estiefaction. Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
4 Home improvements nj Brandy
wine village.

The old blacksmith shop in Market
street above Twenty first, lately ocou-
pied by 4. II. Clark, is being torn
down by T. L. Mousley, who will build
on the site two brick store houses.
The stores will each be twenty feet
front by forty feet deep. They will be
under one roof with roomy hall over
each. Already, Hopookohacking Tribe,
No. IT, /. o. R. NJ, has engaged one Of
the halls for lodge room, and it is
likely that the Brandywine Library
Association will rent the other. The
stores are also rented Work on the
new builiing will be begun as soou as
the weather permits, and pushed to
completion as rapidly as possible.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
s,eae,s T.snen man q x orch

Open % day ~ ssl Market street,
fourtesn dozen eentlsmen fancy bor'
der German Linen HAndkerchiefs, at
I25c. never sold less than 3Oo., and
no more at this lew price. W. NJ.
Kvnnard & Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Ta,ley RuEg es,ed for Mayor.
For the Republican.

MEssRs. EDroRs: With many good
men that are offered as candidate tor
tho nomination for Mayor otthe city of
Wilmington, would like to suggest
the name Of Mr.. Charles W. Talley Of
the 7rh ward, member Of the present
council. lie would poll heavy vote
for the Republicans. 10TH WARD.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
EnsIisll IIaslory.

Open 10 day . line Of Ladies' and
Misses Solid Color Rnglish Hosiery, at
500. for the ladies' and 80 to I@e. per
pair fer the misses. This is fine bar
rain, one not often met with.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
M00tlOy.

The members Of Morning Star Divis.
ion, No. 3, Sons Of Temperance, are
hereby notified to attend regular
stated meeting tonight, in their room,
No. l6 McClary Building, at u O'Clock
sharp. By order Of the Division.
z. PIoKELs, r. 8,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
sta1e of tho rhermomoter

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
morning, Jan. 25:
I O'Clock, ~ e'olook, IL O'Clock,
l9o 25c 26o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
rns rNsnsx I ' yAnia sensie.


Ths phiIadslphia Times says the
Y,amoersss nast fxke the responsibili-
tv II ssttinr ths SENATORIAL question.
Rath psrtIes have fErnished high ex'
ampies fox fhs mibofity deciding ssna-
1srisl contests. John Bell, ex-dover-
,lor Tomas ana Ak .psesident Johnson, OF
Tenn nssses. wers III slsoted to the Sen
ata " the votes of ths minority, when
ihe majority rolussd thsm united sup,
uort. Charlss nuisnsr was first cleo
~ Is the Senate by the Democratic
vulsu II ifasEae ehuseits; SAlmo1 P. Chase
"a frst ehossh s. Tie Senate by the
narnocratic vozna of Ohio, and Simon
Cameron uas iUios elected Senator IN
H2nnsylvania w the votes OF the mi
norIsv. ii l8z5 he vas elected by the
s1,id Whie yofe md bolting Demo
.srals.in 1855 heNas voted for by faction
~ Americana ard w straggling Demo
crats; In 1867 he was nominated by the
RepubiIoans ID b imported only on
4he Condition that he could command
shree Democratic s0tss, and he was
aaaIu Nominated IN 1858 on the positive
assurarlcs that NJ could attain his cleo
sIon by Demo1a,lo support. II Is a
mocksry n honesty, therefore, for
Penusy lyanin Rspnblicans to assum4
n this lAsS 11y mat . Republican
senator can b elected only by Rspub-
IIoan volss. Grow and his friends
would weloome TIN solid Democratic
vote Any momeat: Diver would do the
same. and II eilher should thus win
ths suooeasfnI faction weuld approve
and the dsiyassd taotion woald howl.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
srssxx MENTION.
nr. sirnnsa, Rhtto PuImOnio
n1aaomm,

the famous Inne remedy, splendid for
sore throat, prompt IN hoArssness, sure
in Group, cestsin in blood splitting /;
will come nearer tocuriBg consumption
than any other remedy, and will posi-
,tiyely prevent itif gssd in time. 500.
and Sl. Said by best dealers and at
main depot, 4th and King; Phila., COZ
Arch st.; Balto., a06 Baltimore st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
DIR. Brownaus's u. q o Cordial

is the greatest friend ever known to the
uonsumptive. because it rapidly cures
every cold, which, If permitted to run
its course, would speedily destroy Life.
II also reduces that continuous iniiam.
nation whisL. causes such fearful de-
81 -uction of the substance Of the lungs.
For sale by all druggists. Price 800.
W. Champion Browning, Prop'r., ll17
Arch street, Phila., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
JoHN N. RICHARDSON.

This defendant was charged on com-
plant and oath Of Mary Rowe. Sub
posnss for Mary Rowe, James Dugan,
Kate Dugan, Michael Graham, as wit
nssses to appear January Goth, 1881, at
3 o 'olock, p. IN. we're issued.
Case was called at 5 o'clock, p. m.
Defendant and witnesses present.
Atter the Mayor had heard the evidence
In the case he adjudgsd said defendant
not guilty Of an assault on Mary Rowe,
but guilty Of being in = saloon when
he should bs ON duty for which he was
aned ten dollars together with the
costs Of prosecution.
JoHN P. AihMsSD, Mayor.
sS1rs c,1r oS os RH.',ara,. RT.."A1", U.s..
/, John P. Almond, Mayor Of the
City of Wilmington, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is q inst
and true transcript Of all my docket
entries in the above case, as witness
my hand and seal Of Office this 22d day
Of January, A. D., 1881.
JoHS P. ALLMoED, Mayor.
Those who read the above will per
haps wonder what the hning Of officer
Richardson for remaining too long In
q saloon had to do with Mary Rowe's
case, but 1t is not for US at this time Ia
critioisa the transcript.
Mrs. Rowe says that the oass tried
before the Mayor against Richardson
was for an assault committed on her by
the Office attempting to kiss her In
Dugan's saloon, on Monday night, the
l7th Instant, as Ia proved by the Du-
gans and others being summoned before
the Mayor on the following Weines
day as witnesses. The cause for which
shs sued Richardson betJre Squire
Vaud sgrft she says occurred some
days before that on the street, when
there we're no witnesses present, and
which she says was an entirely differ
ent assault.
She further says that when she was
testify ying before the Mayor last We'd
nssday, she referred TO the street as
sault, but the Mayor promptly checked
her by telling her that, that offence
had nothing TO do with the charge
! pending before him. The charge how
ever made, locates the assault on the
same night that was designated in the
oh srge before the Mayor, so that the
Squire could consistently do nothing
else than dismiss the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
rhe rwlrI Rpring He'd,

elastic, durable, cheap /; 50 to 81 cash
" weekly paymsnts. III Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
Balls This Week .

The Rose Bud Assembly " Ill give its
first annual ball on Friday evening 10
We3stsr's Dancing Academy. There
will be present a number OF visitors
from Chester, Pa.
The Little Harry Yacht Club will
give q calico sociable in tls Hsidman
building to morrow night. Tue bsst
valtzer will receive gold medal.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

Contemplated visit by Ffrsmen.
Tho members Of the Fame Hoe Cim-
pany will hold Q special meeting to-
morrow evening for the purpose Of TAX
np into consideration o proposed visit
70 Harrisburg, Pennsylvauia.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

WY ANIED.-THE NAMES AND AD-
w dress OF all persons ailitcted with Ca
tarrh. p. U. BOX 2O6, Wilmington, Deli
jln25-lw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

VIYANTEr.-A A CULORED COOK
w good reference required. Apply 600
Washington street. jan26-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

WY ANTED. "A YOUNG LADY 10 AT
w tenu store aud saloon: one having
some knowledge of the business preferred.
Apply i06 M arket street. ItnZ5t2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

BOARDING AT 1907 WEST STREET;
- pleasant rooms and trst.ciass table;
also tab board situated near tho city rail-
way and within three Squares OF the new
Court House. :sn25t4wd
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
DROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.

THE WISDOM OF MANY IN THE Wit
OF ONE.
Old praise dies unless you feed 1t, and a
public fed on our SUPERIOR FLOUR
never ceases TO praise 1t.
Hunger makes dinners, pastine suppers,
and the best breakfasts are made Of our
choice BUOKWHEAT FLOUR.
A little given seasonably excuses q great
gift, and supper, With bread made Oi our
MINNESOrA PATENT FLOUR excuses
lordly array Of dishes.
W. N. CHANDLER,
No. Gil Market street
l27-u n way bet. 9th and TIN.
NOTIOE-CaECKl 1888, ON THE UNION
~ National BANK, dated l3th month, 20,
1880 and drawn TO the order Of Walter Arm
strong iOr 500, having been lost, payment on
1t has been stopped. All persons are hereby
cautioned against negotiating the same.
lan2i.lt A. b. TATNALL.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
zEG SCENE.
aaeIpbis VII
yutal Dog Right.


1Iladel phians came to
~ for tbs purpose Of
6eht at the 5cheu,Een
<1ssFs brought one dog
r "a order 10 allsy sns '
ekker animal here the
AZ ten o'clock, the
brandy and Stump,
I. ths pit. Brandy was
nom the first, and as
Nv crowd around the
IrIted and the bets In
"a. Several times the
<1sted with the greatest
MOUTHS covered with
ma their jaws bitten
ksy were allowed to
luutes, at the expira-
IAsy would again be
plunge at each other
{3fy. Around the pit
81 .|I| bat Of last Brandy's
E = 1seert him aud stump
" <hH oontest. Brandy wss
e. y dyIng and was left
|IS 11 tI|nsd at the park.
<r'1 /. Iron <ia mount for which the
4rS io4nhl. which is thought to
ss 4 1 be. about s70s changed
{. 1oond ths pit. Odds were
.ES 81 4 6IIsren. result . day OF
n NJ tbe 1sht, and when the dog
1uc6 u15 p1t INTO the pit, there were
n lh9l Sonld be induced u
VI k|0 AnonE the bloods were suof
n / 1o3n shax6eters in Philadelphia
1l1I'oo3hIIa. BrookwSy, Carroll
.cor l1E knd lcasphs- The fighters
IN tAeix az harried TO the depot
n NEW ~ home IN Philadelphis be
IA ths 0ehs VA generally known t.
sxo taken place
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

NOR RENr-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
IL corner grocery; q rare chance for good
business man stock and fixtures for sale.
Apply on the premises. 9l7 n. Eighth street,
or ID. P. SM YiH, 8ll Market st. jan256t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25

XXYANTED.--A GIRL F,,R GENERAL
w heusevork at so2 Jefferson at. j2stSt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-25
A BARGAIN.

We offer house TAI Church street, 10 feet
'front.' 8 rooms, tin root, In t1rst.rate order, for
$1,000, $7O0 on mortgage. HEALD h co.
lan2S-4t