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, 1881-06-05

rf7O RENr-5l NORTH ASIILAND-AV.,
Il front par0r suite completely fnrntsheu bath;
private talny; low terms 10 two persons. May cali
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT LARGE AND l SMALL
l. roo1u; also back partor, nicely furnished with
or without boarl large yard references exchanged.
Il GI Tribune Office.
, 1881-06-05

THO RENT-14 ABERDEEN-ST., NEAR
T. Madison. suite furnished front rooms, modern
improvements: no board; sngIy OF together. Apply
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED
/ OF u11turn!shcd rooms In delightful location on
MchISan-av. Gentlenie, preferred. references OK
l1aExed. Address L 81, Trtbun0 Office.
, 1881-06-05

ITO nENT-A FINE BACK I'AkLOR,
J. furnished or unfurntshed; also suite Of rooms
IN secund Hour east frutt. fine location. on South
Side. Address G i. Tribune office.
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT-A FURNISHED OR UN-
y furnished room. with or without board. at III
Nest AaDs-Sf. - -
, 1881-06-05

YTyO ORENT-ELEGANT ALCOVE FRONT
1 room, furnished OF unfurntshed, ut G3 West
I lCa},SY, n,sf
, 1881-06-05

~ kEMT FURNISHED ROOMS, 9
- NoTla Ihfoop,st.- new und elegantly furnished
1or MARRIED or single Kenttemcn, with iii mOdern
, 1881-06-05

mo HENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
room lur one or twt, gentlemen. fsF West Van
, 1881-06-05

ITO KENT-FLAT OF 5 LIGHT FRONT
1 rooms in new siOne-f7ont block No. 9S3 Wcsl
AlAdison-st 40 children. i. w THOMAS, r Port
LAM 3fnCk
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENTED AltBOR COURT-A
J. front aceyc room. with closet uho BALL. near
the Van Hrren-st. clrs; furnished.
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT : LARGE TI1IsEE-STORT
i brick building suitable for furniture factory
from Anz. l. southwest corner Canal and A1atler-sts.
j. H. LEE, IL fifth-uv.
, 1881-06-05

ITO KENT-A PROAIPr-PAYING, RE-
Z spec1ube parry can rent nice tint of or
loouis on state-st-, near Jackson Address b ~
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT-14 NORTH TlIrOOP7ST.,
l. newly furnished chamber In neatsr-kepi house;
modern Improvements: choicest location.
, 1881-06-05
TO RFNT-R1nnTc

WEST SIDE.
T'o R REAI-2 NICELY FURNISHED
WOod-st pA''"@o 4a1aily- 2as soush
, 1881-06-05

T1O ORENT-FURNISHED AND UNtUR-
njshed rooms At 10 Ashlaud-ar-, near Madison.
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT-ONE OR TWO NEWLY
L furnished roUns and from two to four buarders
Union Purk ~
, 1881-06-05
ITO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
i Apply ut ~. WashIrs,on-st.. corucr Of Throop-

ITO RENT-AN ELEGANT UNFUR-
ntshed alcoyr front parlo:, with the latest iu-
rrorements.' References required. Southwest cor
ncr Sheldon md itan;hiph-$ts.
, 1881-06-05

fI1O RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE; SIN
l. nice living ruoms; suitable fur two families;
water front and rrar; with glass frnnt store below:
alsu good barn; cheap to good tenant CHARLES IL
BESLEf, LIS f.Ake-sE.
, 1881-06-05

~ KENT-FURNISHE AND uNFIJR-
-: nisned rooms also parlor int and front a1cnva
% south E'izabeth-st between Madison and
, 1881-06-05

TITO REHT-BY 4 PRIVATE FAMILY,
In desirable n1ld pleasant locality tye 1nlnutes
walk tn South Stue elegant und newly furnished
rOOms; nne nscuye; gas and cod rnter nud bath,
reference. Address 4 ii, Tribune Uifice.
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT-IIOTEI., 20 ROOMS, CEN
4 tray locnted. In perfect order. Pifiitcc i
WARE, t+} Ii Salle-st.
, 1881-06-05

TO RENT ROOMS ON SECOND
door Of SIS West Westinghouse. unfuEnsshed-
nv Il
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT ROOMS, NICELY FUR
= nished. in . most desirable location on West
with hot aud cold water mid BATH gentlemcn Stliy
III stUue-front residence - OEden-ay near Washing
, 1881-06-05

ITO RENT-FURNISuED ROOMS: ONE
l. front room; also east pa1lu1, with Closets BATH
etc. 23i West Monrue-s-
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

s426, 2ss.o2
Operating expenses as per
agresment with the lessee
of 70 per cent. Of the gross
earnings sz5o 800 u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
GvUHTA EDITION.
eARrIELD AxO THs BLACKs.
AIS speech 60 Ihs Alabama Deie'
cation.

lam obliged to you for your con2rA'-
n,atIOus aud eourtesl.s, and Sill no!
,rtAin you nor myself-for we are in
.se bOuse ola gentleman who has some
.ople Waiting him that we must im.
l.eiiaiely see--except 10 cay lha' !
icst cordially eoncur with you 10 sIi
,our Efforts 10 enlighien aud elevate
.nd strengthen your people. ThA' Is
le true ground Of progress iof every
5ody ard everywhere Your fIluLds
Who stood by you in tAe days ot 'hs
sar. and since the war, have olSsYs
lad to meet on the part OF tncir &ntag-
ou.sls this thought: You have throEa
upon us a great mas OF ignorant voters
ThUlly uuscq quainted with the wants OF
the people and the management! OF al
fairs, and You have doue ne a great in
Justice in compelling that clsas 10 DO
EQUALS in voting.
Nov, there 10 come force in that.
There Is no. ons OF you that will not
admit tha, there 10 some force in ihst
statement. There Is great deal O.
i5rcs In IL. |! is difheui: thing ior
auy people to Sc, along With that si'r-
S,ion. II Is In y0ur bands to take tnat
argument away absoln.ely-not all At
once, no; in day, but 70 take itarAy
from your children, 50 that by the IT.
tel!il1ncs Of your children 10 tins TO
come tina, reprosch will not be left nni
that argument cannot be made. Whsn
that day comes do not See any arsu-
ment that any human being can make
AZ ainit the fair right Of al mel to eqna!
privileges under ihe Law.
Now, therefore, doing all ws can a
oar end Of the li5-, you should do all
you cAn a. your end Of the line to take
away the last obstacle thst eonfrons us
in adjusting the troublesome question
which your race ard itS place and its
lste condition have given to this coun
Try. Whatever our psnpls DO towsr1 |
helping you to do tina, | am sure th@y |
will hs very glad to do. WAAteVsr
:an 40 10 forward that purpose in gen
ersl action or individual action, | shall
he cst glad to do. Bat don't l-t any
body e., up the race feeling among
you 10 the extent Of say ing I'VE are
lfs 4 separate class that are going ~
bar. a-pAr.te privileges and separate
riSh;s." As | said Oh smother occasion |
l)n't let anybody abuse you because
gou are black; but don't let anybodv
lor let yourselves set to feeling that
my body should praise you because you |
NE black, aud certainly don't SeAF
wrongs tecause you are black. Tbozr
We the points, You know taAt briugs
"a up TO t1e quality aud liberty Of
be l'w. Gsnll=men, am gl2! to have
letvOl.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Senatorial Nominations. n

Tae Republican caucus OF tho Pen
gy!vani2 Legislature TO nominate a cali.
d.da'e for United States Senator me-
last evening in Hlr,isburg. The sup
ports-s OF Grow, 10 .hs number Of Il VI
IS, received ro! 10 90 into the caueas
al the appointed tine sad on the third
ballot Oliver vas nominated sy vote
OF %, to 6 for Gros and : scattering.
In the Legislature, l-j out Of lj3 r.
publican votes will b7 necessary 10 el-ct
E Senator.
The Rspubiisau caucus o. the Nav
York Legislature met last evening in
Albany, and on tie frs: ballot nomi
mated Ttomls c. f.a;t fyr United States
Senator. The vote s;cod: Pat, j4;
CraTlrY, IS; Roger-, ~; Wheeler, 10;
Laphsn, 1; Morton, /.
:. :. K. MoMiI4n wAs rgminltei FOR
rejection as L. :. S-Dstor BY he Re
public4us Of the Eilue'o!a Legislature
last evening.
William ". Eaton Was re-nomiEA!4d
Tor United Ssa,r, Senator by the Dem
Jcr,i5 of the Come ,licut Legislature
its.eriay. Tae Legislature Is R-pub-
lfa2.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
NLppxain ll.e HnE.

Yesterday afternoon a respectfully
olal drunken NAN, apparently a farm.
sI, staggered along Water ttreat b..
-|esn King and French. Coming r.
lue opposite direction was an hahitu~
Of den Of infsmY, who, upon seeinp
the intoxicated man, rushed into 4 "a.
loon and immediately emerged with
two o. his coUpaaions, who, by Their
actions, seemed snS.0us to eniise the
intoxicated individual into tueir 5ru.
Had they succeeded IN their design
the result may br coDioc.urpi. snch
however, was IOt to be the csse, for 5
friend Of the unsuapactirg nan cam.
hastily nCuud the corner Of French
street. and, taking his eomp'uior b.
iLe ara, led him back to tue depot.
The salH0a louugero glsre1 at the
Strangers drlivrt-r, and WITH t,notn.
ersi imprecationa rsentsred the house.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
aFartas President Of f,h- ? 7oTidA
Fair.

NV YoIK, Jan. 1.-THE World
PEir Commission re- assembled this a.
!srno3n al 2 O'Clock at Cty Hail. Thp
only rem ,iniyg vacancy in tie c5m
mission was filed by tbs election O.
q, 5 Grant by unanimous vote and
amid three cheers.
Rev. DR.. N.wmsp, chairman OF the
nominating committee, in brief bat
eulosiatic speech, nominated General
q. s. Grant ss PRECEDENT OF the Com
mittee Of Permanent Organization. The
name o. Ausu.tas Sehe,l Wa a: ft5'
proposed 10 ill the vacancy on this
c9mml.tea, bu. he Us2 withdrawn, A.
It vas proposed TO ncmiBAt. Ge4rra
Grant g. permanent President, ana l."
cNupot i,r elected unless a member OF
.Lr cD:9uiSson.
In an interview previously ~. Gya
"ril Grsr alA'yi that be wulli accep
he ryulnItiuH nrcoudltiunalIy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
The Eestsrn Colo wrye

The wes' her IS again vary cold n
tie North Sest. Throughout Nauitol a
yesterday morniog, the temperature
ranged from 80 to 40 degrees below
z-ro, aud the cold wave moved south.
ward IL degrees beIow zero being reg
I.lsrei at st. Paul, Minnesota, ye.teI =
i@y afternoon, 4 binding snow storm.
%'!h high wind ragged al Chicago, and
thence vest ard aud northwest va-I
Al the trauscontins1tsl telegraph
"irfs beyond Chsysnue were lsveiIrl.
Az Chicago last night, the tb ermo,a4t.r
in"I.ca'ed 5 below zrro at midnight aud
tHe m"rcury was falling at the .a,e o,
about ) degre.a Der hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

HUsE. UAsue,iionsbly the most inpor.
~ tsnt medical discovery since ysscina,
ton. A remedy which Asst nilates With the
mucous membrane and itSus not 6nly a
vocal, but constitutional cure Al any
stage. One package generally sGdloes. lie
livered by Druggists W BY b. 3. pRvsT a
CO., q Dey areet, n. y, SI.0) cofn Pieta.
Trea tse and remarkable statements ny The
cured mailed free. The afflicted can re-
ior 70:
GEO. W. LAXBmsar, Is B!di!e St. Baia.
more
MR. ScHRcEpgP, 800 Ncr'h BroaGvay;
JONI l.. HERMAd, c. PAtk Avenue AID
NcMe'hAp -;
GEO. q. FREssUET, Prop. WCSt End Ho-
Lel, Long Branch
r. X. HELrREsTISE, EbhitI House,
v Arlington
RRv. GEo L. PRATT St. stephens EcctOry
PGiiaca.;
RYy. A. \. SrSNaR, Frederick, va;
NlIe. AIMEE Opera Pr.ya Donna;
PAUL BoYSToE, the great sin nes, Flush
sAaL BEsgp.cr. L.. 8s7 B,ol4gay, y.
Y, etc.
A real cure Of Cstarrh s,.to!
95.ll2I2w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
neeiInK afHnaIors.

meeting Of AL the Pastors OF the
churches in the city AMI vicinity will
be held In Grace N Z. church OH Mon
day next a. 10 O'clock a. IN. to take
into consideration the question OF Ap,
plying to fho legislature tn have the
marriage laws II iLe S,atc amended
The meeting VAS 10 Lsvs t"sn held
last Monday but owing to som7 mt.un.
derstInding the doors Of tn" church
were not opeGsd Rri very fow mem
hers attended. Dr. CaltE-il who
seems more than ether ministers 70
have the matter Ia charge, iefif.s E
seAeral attendance q ell the mlpistry
o. al d3uoninas.sns s-xt HyadAy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Ifnuuutg lIaEn RkE

Kick Roberts Humpty Dump.y cen
pa1y will give an entertainments in the
opera House TO night
The Rocn es'er IN, - Sunday Morn.
Ing Herald, O3'ob-r I, 1873, says
Three Of lhe most enjoyable aud
.rrea'stit!y funny entertainments We
hsvr ever Sfeo IN Rochester were given
Friday evening, Saturday afternoon
and evening IN Corinthisu Hal. Met,
Roberts HumT'y Dumpty cotuic trick
panto'nitns company appeared before
= large ard deljrbted audience and
more than faifllcd ,as exorotltions Of
the inn l)gjug public. 10 fact, va
haye never before Witnessed a perform
an"e as fer'ect and complete in al ia
"nrts " The admission will be- 80 spd
- ent7. no reserved saa,s,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
hIerseY EhLtnr Annntnnh

Jo1a Z. Duffy, edytor of TIA Vine
land Daily Times, wa. coTL.t-d on tre
s,r.".a o' MulTi.l. ~ Jaues q. Hand a
s@!lyr, "@yIa Duffy hs1 accused IL Ai,
paper o' no. paJ!ur lis .ahsr.ipuon
On Ts-.iay laa,, The Eja,lIad Jour
nal il Ina!isL.uE 81 -aavua, 81 tLs af.
,2!l. gaze alleged portrait 7fIisnd ana
Duary. Ils EDITORS portrait is fa
ml.iar a. tn.t D' dys, optic, sho has
10! taken rm""5iy's vIiA.y-a5rert.,-
.si pat-rt uvd.e.la, and tie .si.or'. /.
HkrLes5 .s tba' usel to ratr-aeaL tp-
oa'ielt after beiny cured D. the a,ur.
Both .,T- arrs ted.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Pa t.r iss Fallen.

MEsils. RDrvns;-rhrre il no reason
Why such slsnder and Abuis should ee
tolerated, such as have been revealed
through stAtsmsnts made In Every
Evening"" as we'll As the "GAietse'
regarding Law breakers. This P!sh OF
reform has been tried 30 often, And has
proven 80 fGrcieAl 10 every case, the
community are disgus.sd with It. 4
re;ormer should be lifted by nAtDre Tor
the duties pertaining thersto. There
are plenty Of upforiuuates In the world
what q little cars would bring then 10
the front. Instead OF elsEst!ng cfim;.
nails, the present press system degrAde'
And quspches every spark Of gsod that
may bs in them that rssElt ehsj'sa
they 70 forth iaIo ths world at war
with everything that has GOOD II II,
tbeir na,urAl proprnsitiss having eer n
Strengthened, by their inhumsn treat
mert Instead Of weakened making them
likely to take revenge in still greater
crimes. Salvation IS great scheme,
and involves grand results, bu: II VII.
never be realized II they adopt the
spirit Of the devil instead Of the Great
Master, whose nission on earth was
charity and forgiveness for all" II
men sin they will ueEer he reformed
~ harsh, intuusn means. Kindness
AID charity, mingled with good il
struc.ion to the erring ou-s vii. TN
dou b,.dly induce them 20 make a!
least one great struggle for the risLI
Lst.rhess qualities be tss ID, and W.
shall bear oi less crime and its peSge-
ra!org, and less OF tota! deprsTity.
Ygurs, Sc, Tees. L MAorigE.
New Castle Jail, JIn. T. 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
nOtIp. u ,srrnian.P

7'o,uorroS Il! 81: Mrs. and Mrs. Geo.
:. Knight vii appear at tLs Opera
aouss in "O''J, G-Tm4n." TAe
Ph.llelFbi' Ledger speaking Of their
appearance 3! the Chestnut Street.
Theatre, said
''Gr. and Mrs, 6 ,ors :. knight ap-
posrei last uiEat sl his theatre ior the
arst tim" slrea their re!urn from
Europe. Tte play, 'UAo, a German, ;
wLi-A taey produced, Is a comedy
drama, replete with songs, amussmen,
aud pa.Eos, and wa rendered in a
sn7oth, harmonious style, that greatly
plesssI the .lyEe audience which was
present. Tbs rendition Of the principal
cAar4-tsra IVES admirably done by Mr..
ana NTs. Knight, Tney we're compe.lsd
tSioe - Acknowledge tue p.aui,ts Of
the au..eDce, and weT- pIesen.st with
.srI" and handsome g,fts. Their sup
port "a eHc,ilral, al the intery..
0ss t1..y maintained 'rom the Drgiu.
Mig u-.il The end ot ;Le Performance. "
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
U. 4. DISraIcrt0rRf.
Levy Declared not GsiIfy-Assth'
or Case Agslnst Aim noiis prese'
oaed-Adisnpnm OF tue Court

ue0-AulV lVupbtuobt ~ hoe NueSs
The United States District Court NE,
this morning at 10 o'clock Jaogs Brad
ford on the bench. Anes the pollisg
OF the respective Jurors the case o! the
United States vs.. JACOB Levy for selling
lias no, without procuring Government
license MAS resumed. After some con
sultslion between Messrs. Patterson,
and Higgins, attorneys In the
case, they agreed to submit the case
sl,hout srEumeui. guise Bradford
briefly explained the case and the evil
dsuoe ,dssllipg upon .Ae Fact that there
vas bu. one positive witness In ihe
rass aui his eyidenc, was met with
other witusszes who declared shat they
soali 70, believe him on his oath.
The Jury retired ani after being out
shout a't-en mtDates returned with 9
verdict of nOt glIiy
District Attorney Patterson stated
there was su ,tlyr case pending against
Ls7y, and ash 81 that It bs postponed
until the April term Of Court to give
him au opp,r unity to met the rVi.
dsucs that had been SfogSh: cut in the
other case.
Nr. E,Eg,ns OBJECTED 20 tbs post.
pousmeot As The c-vs Bal sl'ssey beer
o. the dockets f.nCs last september.
Mr.. Patterson iul.f ,te pressure
then agr.ei 20 enter r1,.R p.ottqui
aud the case ended.
A iary wAs called to reader iulgo
ment in the ea3a cf ID" laImd States
N. ". D %olsr, b. =. Fo,h % and
John =. FIinn, ihc lattsr tRo t'ses
for Dr.. So'-n wt,E b." wa CO.
iac.or Of the pofa In- ulsfti.d
claim agains: W j Ea'an aGd his
surs.iss w&s iJJl 33. Grrsrs. LnrsI
and Bird, attmrsyf tor thrI
defendant, AaginE sg-e"d - tbs
amount named aui '4' -s- b~ing re-
presented 10 .hs lfy 4 verdict. far the
amour, stated vas rendered. There
being no other cases rcliy for trtsl the
Petit Jurors aero discharged from any
farther attendance a. the Court and ths
Cour, adjourned anti. 10 O'clock to-
morrow morning 10 hear an ETgumeat
in 3 case Of bankruptcy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
I OtEEtf5B.

In the l. 5. seus.~, YESTERDAY. Mr.
EasoJ, ftcm ,As Committee FOREIGN
Aaslrs, reported adversely On suudry
.0'll' relating to the Japaass. IulenuI.
ty Fund, aud fsvoratIy on two uev
bills IS substitute. ior them. The r.,-
1iuI!oG extending IAs irauEin. priy!.
Iese va, referred 10 tao Committee on
t.o'4ses. The army App:1vrlaliou
iii "as considered, PENDING @uic4 the
senate adjourned.
Il tie EJ1se, bills w-r- reported for
the r-.i-! Of General Gii and TO -.
due. :4e les on patents ard caveats.
tHe f-4!.nE bin was rcauled aai On
alder. 4a.il aij1urnm ct.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Awnmipa,oa Ar,i,tAbrosd

The York (P4.) DAILY Of tie l. &
inst. Aa- the following: "ThsS~ is on
exh!g.:.-n In Tie shoR w,ldoV 4 Koch
i Bro :, sWelry store, 3 branu'ul four.
.een-lns- PLAGUE oil Pail:lug, reu-e.
sen!iLE EGI!Le VEGAS e gentle
man, cr!l!rising it, sts.ei at l,)k.
ike L4.oc-Au scene" a large or, al
steamer lies At anchor, = small boat,
h.!ed With sai!o:G, IS sre1 on the tore
2rorad, w4i.e tie sea faMa ere hover.
ing over oil. A i-nse cloud 81 r1is.
Is seen ~ tue distance; ana, l!ll oa, b
the pic.lre j, sma., Il mu.t - .en t,
'e appreciated. Gr. J. Henry ApylsJy
Ia tAe artist.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
IugersGIIisni

Rev. Dr.. Caldwell wl. i'
Sunday morning % Ipa"..
Fr,t--lt5 lnGrrsol.l.D ,
its .'nmp oratorT; IT. sfe'',
Its God, itR Christ, is TI1.'
ofsal7ation;its ignorance o' .
is inconsistency It's Tn-
jingle Of words; its lihs','l
It miscslls liberSIity; III 'a..
nicious, aud for whose brEr.
In the evening he VIII
ChrIstianl,y-l's dtvioe @.
svldsuc. external, iuterrS.
.trat.ys, its beneficial 'pAa
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
sale Of RCrils'ht

II. G. M9LsAr aud o'9eo
the proP erty, coDsistiug 81 .'
ing and fish aud oys.~' u
TIE south vest corner oiS g'a-
streets, TO Dr.. N b. A'''
purch asyr encouraged by H''
Fourth apd Madison s'i'''
at once TO convert the ,. =.
frst class drug store. lie :
sisted by b X Ves7ey ,
nt large experience IN tn
ness. MIR. Vea:eV at one a
Ia this city, bat az pTsfea y
aen, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
10 inNsIids

Dr.. Darmon Will Ti.tal ]
fnesday afternoon, AID
tnvitrd 10 Ipe-t bin 10 t--
Grs. Day. No. G"S EA;,H..a
Ioal Aivios will be Wo@iat Z
ever, case and bis 2, 'r.H.al
be very moderate, Ias'. &
persons Who have 'gge1
ums Of money for rqls.El'
ont beiDg benefited % !4, 20
Gf,e, and this cl4.s be- u
~ wiahes 20 see IN g'3s .
be prescribed for ard = --
afforded. He has tevl u'.t
c-sstuI in treating r4"'-..
aud he Is confidence . a.
aid tho great mij1T.'r'. '..
vii. cos, nothing TO oa.. --- n
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

THE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF
L Ed!.ol, he'a7 aai 0.hs- distin1gisheI )
perSous are tn. % tea. - pared with the
iHyeuu9l Of Dk V. X. STONE. tue nyeu.
tor Of "AEepsil;' one ts a Httelt4lc Improve.
msnf. The Ctner sciencs 10 .ave lie
hevsr before since tae iO2ndatiOn Of the
word has 8 medicine been placed b3f0rs the
pu0lc OF IL Jure merit EirsI ee'agEe i.
claims g cue on a ctrtaiE Gisesse !IzteaG
o atty as gils-s Go, ard fuTulEhes high prc2,
thst il d3es this Second, II is q CON pound
9i lIe ei our best poys Clans SID sgrss0rs
who E-Ste d.: yepsla o speciality lJy ten yesT
with 7e~iri OF ths oGly sPtci1c ever plaset
oeiaTe lie people. g h.rd, besaase car best
L1y.icals preSc:he L '7r their cyspeyuc
.at!ea4 as Or. ssu1ej Adams 81 New Ye!k
city says, / an laPpV 70 sa7 that the cure
!or tfa. tsArioe GI:slse dyEpepsia, has a:
last beea :0uCd IN your Ape sis, and he.
neve It !5 Y9gr tc:y :, pa; il before TIE pub
,ic.
Reader, have y6l tJ5psps'a Il 20 doat
AT % get bottle Of "Ayepsia," " and A. you
value you, ne III sni NE, tase nothing elEe
Fnoe Der -yttle, 81 Go Pr sale whUie.
'a.e ard retail b? Z J.0es Bot. sixth al.
Ma street., sUd 4. i DaliyrtG. SectA
aad u i Let s.Ee.I, also ~ all draEg!st4.
lAL5ii
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
=. z. q. T. nnhA. .

G".r2" T. A4.r., Pt.sid4ps q he
Aa'4aca p.r:is atc,e y tyr tur rr.ya,..
!on Of Cruelty to ALina,. aIa H..
r. DuFeI Q. this city, will adiIp,s ne
,2"ie.y toi The Prevention o Craelty 10
."i,atsn ana the Society fOr le p.eira-
ton Of G:n-I!y TO Animals. oito:5c,ty.
on nez: Tuesday evening IL tie T. ~
Fr'sby'etiau church. DIR. Ao;.. +.
noE .@ciurbG Tor IL. Humane sgc,r,v
q " ishIng'op. he il sAil.to be- al *
client sPeake: and saolI! have a la,..
q G.l.eMce.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
EgDh t2rxRntzRfior.

TIE t.ar1 o. directors Of the Nation
a. BtoS Of Wilmington aud braody
vine Tre'gari2ei yesterday by lh- !. o.
election e. Warrington J1ugs ~ pra.i.
ceat art G"c'," W, NTarE. AZ rsfh!er.
The board q; tIo Flrtt National aIso
rtcr2RcT'd, re.eiec.1ug El"ard Belts
prr.idsut saG George b. Arnstrcuo
ca6Lier.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Attaching Farmer.

A farmer I'll ~. r!i.,c On ,a,ha,
cetnmoH looking s,a.eL. tuned the cor
h"r OF hACiFon strrr. last e,ening and
attempted to drive up tAehlll On Foult1
street, upon which great many b5y,
we're cosst!pg' The youths jemar9, d
tiiat he go on sou.s otpsr streets bn.
no' needing the demand, he was throvr
to !he ground, was cut upon tbe head
and his wagon l'ad Of pigs thrown irto
the street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
ae.cner for "'''
tof TIE Republican.

VI TTt U.NUITVnH'
HEFsKs. EDTOEs: hr w
near lor the election Of = TO
mitglon, II Is highly 10.
good ,nau--cns who Is n
the Interests aad v"l',r.
aud al.o ous who will III
ont the full Rspnb.is.p ~
man can be found in Ar. a
III. polite and af fable me1u.'
oil from the Fifth ward
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
GnKlinIdnEnnnI.

Cop8T-ssman B-l'dr. B.,
from g visit to Mentor, al.
L urge The claims Of Gly.
Colorado fer aplS,e in '.r
ilc. Ar. BsltOfd does u..s
Appointme at will be msi.
dsn'ly had a good tine p d
dent elect. ~ aadRi. !,
said Hr. BsiiOrd on Wsi..
nov a good listener H..
come to speak with him III
Geography Of politI,s 81.
to geographical !o1A''oa G.
to have a Caairel pis Z,
ssid that In making NJ h.
osraphieAl location gcaIs
e4. Said he" | da1 la d.
IN ,GI In grouping a fsa..-
sent geographical iarli#a b
| shall EnCcsrd. " .i' b.
General Garfield il IL e p.
and spirits.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
AnoiGer Smell y

Some three sreSs A. .
plsG9 in S'DtssDburS b
Since thon work nas t' j ]
some of the walls were IA Z.
tpriug condition. tbs ~'.
| o. clock q wall fell IA o'
Of stoves tha, bad FIRE IL IL
oonSeioned AN alarm. Ht'1'
bsiug iu the vicinity ln!.'. '
pieces cfwoot hat Ia! '"'
stove aud thereby pr,'eA''
fire.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Revival HerVtcea

Rev, J. Il Caldwell, assis.el by Rev.
J. J. Prettyman, are conducting revi-
val services III the St. paups N, +.
church. The services commerce a.
745 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
EIOksIeI knnnninnian

The Republican Convent oas Of PHI
ad"lDhls yesterday nominated for Nav.
or, William s.oksley; City solicitor
William Nelson West; Receiver ofTaye
George 8. Pierre.