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Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
THE TERRIBLE COST
The Last Sad Rites.

The funeral of John Finn, the unfer
tuuate victim OF the Lamokin disaster
took place yesterday, and nOtUith
standing the storm that prevailed 8
large number were present to SHOW
their respect for the deceased ard tc
sympathize with the distressed widow
and children. Too add to the misfor,
times, Mrs. Finn herself was taken i'll
the night before the accident and was
not able to attend the funeral, and in
addition to this she had brother in
Philadelphia who died on the day Of
the accident, and whose death was kept
concealed from her. The A. O. II.
turned out in large numbers, there be-
ing delegations from Philadelphia, New
Castle and Rising Sun. Those from
Philadelphia chartered q special car to
bring them to this city. J. p. Donahoe
was Chief Marshal, aud was assisted by
John Barden and John L. MalOney.
Rev. Father Reilley otliciated at the
funeral, and very feelingly referred to
the sudden fatality in his parish that
had carried away three persons within
a week. The floral emblems "Faith,
Hope and Charity" and "Harp,"
presented by the A. 0. H., were beau
tiful. The pail bearers fer the occasion
were James Kerrigan, James Dovlin,
James Carr, Michael Cottingham, Ed
ward O'Donnell and Edward Mcguire.
The remains were inferred in the new
Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
InEeKA0IIksm.

Yesterday morning at the comm sace
ment OF his sermon, Raw. DR.. Caldwe
pastor Of st. Paul NJ. E. Church, mad
the following announcement from tht
pulpit: Il have been requested tc
pr4ach In reference to the infdel ad'
dress of Col. Robert G.. IDgersoll
| have consented to do SO next Sunday
January 10th, and l will discuss In two
separate discourses the following theme
Ingersollism brought face to face with
Christianity. AT 1870 a. M. Twill
discuss Ingersollism and show its in,
fidelity, it's stump oratory, it's venal-
ity, it's volubiliiy and jingle Of words;
it's inconsistency, it's ignorance or
dishonesty, it's perversions of truth
and misstatements Of facts, its creed,
including its God, its Christ,its Trinity
add its plan of salvation, its absurdity,
it's Intellectual liberalism which is mis
called liberality, its Inherent pernl-
ciousness and its Gui Bono, or for
what benefit it extends. At T 30 p.
M, l will discuss Christianity,
its divine origin, Its wonderful preser-
walton, its evidences external, internal
and demonStrative, its beneficial in-
duencss snd show the reason why |
am Christian and not an Ingersollise.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
sheriff CIark'n BRles.

l.. W. Stidham & Son sold for Sheriff
Clark, at the Lafayette Hotel, on Sat.
arday afternoon, the following proper
ties:
A farm, containing 81 acres and S.
perches, situated in Brandywine hun
dre1, the property Of Thomas L. Tai
ley, Jr., to John Kirkman, for 81. .075.
A lot and two-story brick house,
situate on the southerly side of Chest
mt street, east of Jackson street, the
properly of Howard Simpson, to w. C.
Spruance, ESQ, for 5000, subject &c
mortgage.
A lot and house on the southerly
eide of Twelfth street, between TatnalI
AID West streets, the property Of
Robert Morrison, to D. H. Kent & Co.,
for 81, go,
A lot and thvse-story brick house,
at the corner of Ninth and Windsor
streets, the property Of Jacob G. Chan
der, 10 Charles B. Lore, Esq., fOl
| $2.21J.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
-
The Indiana Deadlock BroEe1

The deadlock in the Senate of Indiana
mas ended by the election of Greenback
ofhoers, under an arrangement made
between the Democrats and Green
oaokers. The latter, in consideration
OF getting the Offices, will secure to the
democrats the control of the commit
tees, and consequently Of the business
OF the session. The message of acting.
Governor Gray was read on Saturday
afternoon. It recommends a revision
o' the State Constitution; opposes the
establishment of Board of Pardons as
tending to develop pardon broker
age )" recommends the election of
United states Senators by direct vote
OF the people, the enactment of more
stringent laws to preserve the purity
OF elections, and the amendment of the,
law for the canvass of the Presidential
vote, SO as to avoid the evils incident
to the last election in that State.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Phenomenal Efficacy.

Agreeably to the report of mass
meeting, published in La GraLge pa
per, reference was made at its close to
the phenomenal efficacy Of st. Jacobs
Oil in the many painful diseases to
which mankind is subject. This is re
ferred to as showing how strong hold
the Old German Remedy for rbeuma-
tism has on the experience and good
wishes of the great public.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
ifAyE BOY.
rs rxssrs 1ssnty Indians nj Bay,
n,,,I I)9 " S1x months Afier. he
wns 8hst XHxoush n tho Brain.

Me Ixesra I~snty Indians nj Bay,
ma IDE2 q Y &fx months Aner. he
wne 8hs1 xhxous N the Brain.
"A br6x8 10y Who kept twenty IN
dians Il BAY died Of his wounds, few
days 10, ~ Denver, Col. Three days
after he battle Of White River, In
which tie gallant Thornburg lost his
life, Freeman q, Way, who was In
charge Of cattle forty.five miles north
Of White River Agency, Was attached
by d band " sayagss. He contrived to
set hi rfiIs end to make 80 good de-
fenoe shak thyy b6took themselves to q
rayins ind bssieged him at their leis-
ure. Amer 4 while he got out of am
munition, and Nec forced to climb into
1 wagon ii Eet 4 new supply. While
he was executin9 This movement bull
let struck him In the calf Of the leg,
PASSING directly Through. In another
Instant another ball caught him at the
hin and knocked him down. With a
whccp and ayell the savages ran to-
ward the SPOT, sxpecting to take their
pluchy foe prisoner. But they were
again foIled, for Wray vas only down
temporarily and, getting to his feet
again sorGmtied into the wagon, where
lay his anmnnitlon. He pulled sack
Of tIour Ii front of him aud piled bag
OF beans 6n TOP of that, and took hold
If such articles Within reach as made
for hirn i bnrFipede against the shower
cf balls promiaed. Rapidly cutting
whols In Tho canvas wagon cover he
saw the Indians approaching. Level
ing his riils. he fred at the foremost of
his pursusr3, without the ball taking
effect. This threw the indians in con-
fusion, and They retreated TO the walls
Of the reylne, They threw hail
storm 81 bnllofS into the side of the
wagon where the plucky boy was in
trenched. Onn of these leaden mes
ssngsrs caught yonng 'Yray in the
right sye, crashing through his brain.
The Indians finally retreated. After
protraeted delay the boys wounds
were dressed and The balls extracted,
and after ave months nursing he seem
cd 10 bs entirely we'll, although he had
lost the uss 81 one eye. One Of hi5
wounds broke out afre3h eighteen
months aftsr the aght, and caused his
Z Heath.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

him to appear before the official Board
Of the Church for discipline. Subse-
quently two other members were re-
quested to appear. Whether the cita
tions will be obeyed remains to be
seen. All these gentlemen are mos,
estimable citizens.
GAG LAW.
Mr.. Buckinghamintroduced an amend.
ment to the by laws Of the church, Ter,
bidding any member to divulge any.
thing about the meeting under pain Of
Instant expulsion. This fell to the
floor, however, as Its immediate adop.
tion conflicts with the present bylaws
The meeting then, at l O'Clock, ad
journed.
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
At meeting Of the teachers il, the
afternoon some things took place which
are known to the reporter, but which
he Ia not at liberty to publish. Super
intendent Ayars resigned, and the fol-
lowing was adopted by bare majority.
WHEREAS, Certain articles have late
ly appeared in the columns Of the Daily
REPUBLICAN, having tendency to, re
tlect upon our pastor, Rev. |. NJ. Hal
deman, in his relation to tue Bible
school OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, said articles charging him with
the cause Of its apparent failure, and
that he is opposed to Bible school work.
WHEREAS, He Is reported to have
spoken derogatorily of the former pas
tor, Rev. George w. Polwell, in his re
lation to the Bible school, therefore be
lit
Resolved, That the Teachers Associa-
tion of the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church Bible school do hereby declare
that the said articles are false il spirit
and in fact.
Resolved, That this association here
by expresses its belief:
l. That the pastor is not the cause
of any failure in ths Bible Johool.
2. That he is not opposed to Bible
school work.
3. That he did not use language in
his "preluds"w ich could lead this as.
sociation to think that he had assault
ed Brother Folwell.
Resolved, That, as an associatio n we
hereby repudiate any responsibility
for the ''psrenthesis" appended to the
report Of the anniversary and unquali'
fiedly condemn the false Interpretation
put upon the language Of the pastors
"prelude "
Resolved, That we, as IN association
hereby express our synpsthy for the
pastor, our regret that any oalumpy
should have bsen cast upon him in the
name of the Bible school, spd our un.
changed and continued confidence in
him.
Resolved, That copy Of these reso,
Iutiops be- presented to tho pastor, and
that a copy be given to the Daily RE,
PUBLICAN for publication.
THE TERRIBLE COST
of this victory to the Hslderoan side
can only be realized by those who
know the inside workings of Delaware
Avenue church. The regular services,
it is supposed, would have been gone
through with yesterday morning but
for the presence of the reporter. The
advertised subject was the "Ultimate
Of Christian Faith"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
HkEVETIES,
sun r1sSg 7.2S..,.....Sun 5s.s l.,

sun HsS3 7.2S..,.....Sun 5B.5 4.4y.
Try Wolie's Hindoo Catarrh cure.
Few nice slsdg and large shoe flies g9!. store
Try Kings Good Samaritan Cough syrup
Go to BOYD n o., IL e. 4th ST., Tor produce
Oupping ard Icechins at Ne. l03 L. ID st.
Strange behlvior.-A vessel 'huggi Il z the
coast,
0fall sum ler clothing, the straw hat Is
at the head.
Beads of per'piration are not necessary for
q lady's toilet.
Per ons with strong turn Tor music--or.
gan grinders.
To change DARK hair to sandy, go into the
ru { OF storm.
A lie travels around the world while truth
s sputting on its boots
Sweetness is no protection against ipI1s-
tice; even sugar can be crushed.
One man can kill another, but 1t takes
twelve mel to mako murder oft,
The sphere Of human duty is not there nor
yonder, but there, Just where you are.
1iyOu would lie wealthy get upon mule.
YIu will soon find that you are better off.
Men are more inclined to ask curious ques-
tlons than to obtain necessary instruction.
A man with pot OF green paint can stand
whore he pleases en- ferry boat.
The hen knows the man who robs hor nest
she is alwss lay nv fer him.
Those who wish to buy good family flour
for three cents per b, should go to the steam
mills w. Font street. All kinds OF -four and
eed.
Don't torgst that Shippers at Ill west Sth
street, still has stock Of parlor and cooking
stoves selling cheap, give him o call
Boqust tables, foot rests, writing desks,
marble top tab es, camp chairs, secretaries,
music stands, library tables, and a host Of
other goods at l.. +. Adair's, 2O7 Market ST.
holled and pearl wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, Iarina, oat meal ard Graham -four
tho very best with the richest wheat teur
that can be made out OF wheat alone also
buckwhelt, mono better 514 cents, at Vim.
ID. Pickels, 407 King st.
Come and be happy, Z. Ray, 9l0 East 7th
street, has laid In the finest brlar and
fancy pipes, genuine merschapm goods, and
cigars. In the eastern part OF the city.
Friends and enemies, Jews and Gentiles, are
each and all invited TO call. Remember
9l0 +, 7th 81.
Me Lud BeacOhstield, in his alleged novel,
"Endy ymlou," says, speaking OF America, "a
that bDrOWs Its language, It's
laws and US religion, cannot have its iuven-
tive powers much developed" Me Lud for.
gets that america only borrows the English
langueve in order to prepare the dictionaries
which Englishmen are compelled to consult
when they really want TO know what the
language
He was little lawyer man.
Who meskty bluslei wheo he began
Her poor dead husbands Will to scan,
He smiled while thinking of his fee.
Then said to her 80 tenderly
''You have nice tat legacy"
And when he lay next day in bed,
With piasters on his br sken head,
He wondered what on earth he'd said
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Bishop Way man 10 the Rescue.

Bishop A. W. Waymsn by specia
reques: will deliver his celebrated lee,
ture in answer to Col. R. G. Ingersoll's i
attack on the Bible and christianity in
Bethel A. M. E. church, Sixth and
Walnut streets, on Tuesday (to-mor-
row. evening. The papers all over the
country say that this is one of the
ablest lectures or that subject that has
been delivered. The title of the lecture
is "GoliatL OF Gath slain by little
David"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
The W&AtllAr.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
ignal Officer, Washington, Jan. l0--l
o. m.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle States, falling barometer. north
to east winds, becoming variable, rain
or snow, followed during the afternoon
or evening by clearing or colder
weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
IIsw . Detrefs Man Got Ont.
from tho Detroit News.

When 4 young business man o
his city, recently married, returned
1ome yesterday ~ his usual dinner
Iiouf. his 5onfg wife surprised him by
sxclaiminF swell, you got out, did
youi'' ssGot 6utf" replied the hus
band. ss0ut ofwhatf" "Why, out o,
the station. Weren't you in the ecu,
.rai etationir Was the wife'5 response,
What kind bf astif are you giving
ne, any wayf't demanded the husband,
imagine his indisnation whom his inpe
ent wife of : fsW months drew from
Ter bosom ths lollowing note and
landed II to him "Central Station
oesF Tilly I tm IA trouble from try,
ng to prevent the arrest of a friend,
end me ten dollars per bearer. Your
wn Bob The ten dollars and the
oung man who get it have not since
cen heard from.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Personal.

Capt. Joseph Scoy, President of the
Sooy Senate, returned to this city on
Saturday after very severe voyage OF
over two weeks. He was successful In
finding the light ship and placed it in
its position. He will preside at the
meeting on Monday night. The Senate
return thanks to WIN. Hickey, Re-
publican candidate for Coroner in 1882,
for set OF fire utensils, and also to
Captain Matthew Macklem, for services
rendered in the absence of the Presi-
dent.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Advised 20 pay hi. whiskey Bills.

MIR. Moody was followed to his lodg-
ings fortnight ago by convert who
wished to ask him whether it would be
right, now that he had profcssed TO
be- a Christian, to pay his whiskey bills.
The evangelist told him to pay all his
debts, no matter how bad they might
be, and fhen make new start.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

In those advanced stages of bronchial
disease, where great organic decay pre-
cludes the possibility Of restoration,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup gives very
grateful ease and reliet to the weary
sufferer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Rev. mr.. Haldemun's staten ent

A statemant in reference to Rev. I.
M. Haldeman and the Delaware Avenue
church troubles being brought in at too
late an hour. 10 o'clock A. NJ, and af-
ter the report of the REPUBLICANS, re-
porter was put In type, 1t had 10 be
laid over until tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Rer,nena.

I. Colonsi Forney in a number Of the
hiladeiphia Progress says 81 have
ust heard ! good piece of news about
~ dear friend Jay Cooke, the phi
I,sophsr, via while amarvellous leader
. Q banker, had toyield temporarily to
isfortune, andtS postpone the pay
entof his obligations. He is now on
10 financial feet again, and will soon
u able To pay All his debt. Consider.
ig that be went down in the crash of
Z '78, this ID quick and honorable re.
smption. iFs
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

When ona knows good thing it
should be- told and We do know from
experience that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is the best remedy for coughs and colds
We ever used. 1t only costs 25 cents q
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
AZ Hnrae lont.

On Saturday evening horse belong
8 toths Kennebec Ice Company got
vay fsom,a boy In the employ OF the
inpany and hes not since bOen heard
ON. ~ els found roaming around
Getty the owners request his return.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
IIsxCard.

pell Who are yuiferlng from II errors an
w fetiong 0f Youth, nervous weakness
" o9o4 ioe9 81 manhood, etc will sen
\ MQlu4 t14&Nill cure YOU FREE or
W ha ~ ~ Ereat RENE iy was disco '.
~ 4 ~ 6f411sd envelop, 10 the RRv
M1H ~ 41l!4 Station d., New Yo.k
X. n Y n 4lb.1yw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
'eNPERANcE Alliance has
VI ~ n = ooIId work aud now petit
lIons Ioonl option are scattered
.rou,,1 IL ~ ~ can have chance to

II Vnsron has no objections, We
would sAther hays no more snow fol
the next twslve hours, but this Is ne
request fcr rAin instead.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
w anlod

a COOL boy to work in printing Office
Apply at tho REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

Mate of the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN, office, on Monday
morning, Jan. 10:
! 7 O'Clock, IL o'clock, II O'Clock,
$40 41o 43o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

T. OARDlNG. - WELL FURNISHED
tlemnn, cheap, at SO5 Shipley st. ianiOtst
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

NTANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w. houseWork. Apply 6J5 W. Fourth
street. jan10t5t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Potatoes md AnpIo.,

Jauney's, 30S King ST., is headquar.
70 for produce Of al kinds. Special
'rangements 70 parties for car load lots.
Medicines, chemicals, 'toile. and fancy
.ucles |; families supplied with medi.
aes, accurately. Domestic Cough
rup. At West End Pharmacy, Seventh
dJefsfson streets.
Halls Hair Rsnewer, Montgomery'f
sir Restoref, Csrboline, Ayers Hail
cor and many other preparations foI
2 hair, for sale by J. R. Hartman,
uggist, Plfth and Poplar streets.
Grams Fluid lightning and Pixies
,iothacke Drops will cure toothache in
b minutes. FOR sale by Taylor &
Horton, prussists aud Apotheoaries,
\ .2King atfeets
Ifyouf loot lake have it made tight
X. Mitchell jr., 80 West From,
d Get, who makes no charge unloss
.IlEs are stopped.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
Nlnnkets.

Msssrs. ". ". Kennard & Co., G2l
,arket stkest have q large stock of
ankets ana tfe selling them at lower
ices than they oan buy them to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
sREuIAG MENTION,
nv ssenfe Underwear.

m4&H@urc UnderWear.
Ladder and misses Hygienic Under,
sar; ALSO c0Tseis made to order; p per.
ct dt kusxahteed. Mrs. G. K. Ward,
p King street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.
GEORGE S HAaANY

GEORtE 3. HAGANY
has Just opened at No. 4 West Sixth street
With fall and SeasOnablo stock OF ali kinda
oil cots and shoes for ladies gentIem en-.
bAisse3. boys and children II you want bar.
gains In good goods give US h call at the A..
Tie store called no. 4 West Sixth street.
9lf-3Ud
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

WANTEn.-A WHITE GIRL TO AS
w. sist In housswork. Apply l1Oe West
stree', janl0t2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

NOIlOE.- The Y. N. K. O. WILL
~ mold its nsxt meeting on Wednesday
evening, Jan. H. at the Lincoln Club rooms,
W. +. MITCHELL,
lanloot Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

DooMs FOR RENT. APPLY NO. q,
~ .SeVenthst. janlot3t
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31
IISTONES.

Wild geese are moving over Chester
county.
They are going to have municipal
banquet at Chester on Monday evening.
The farmers about Cuncordville are
consulting with a view to building u
creamery.
John II. Sweeney, the oldest native
resident of West Chester, died in that
borough saturday night.
Joseph +. brewster, Of the North ward
Chester. is the only man in the ward who
is assessed for owning COW.
Two new creaineries are being built ia
Chester county, one in East Coventry
township and the other near Kimberton.
The creamery company recently
organized at BnIvidere, Chester county,
has nearly finished the erection of its
building.
Abner Hopes of East Mari borough
township, Chester county, has been
granted pension of $50 per month as
long as he lives.
A Till has hcen introduced in tile
Pennsylvania Legislature appropriating
5000 To restore Washiugtou's headquar-
tors at Valley Forge.
Jared Darlington, one of the members
oi me famous butter-makng firm, has
Just been appointed postmaster Of the
Darlington post office.
Blnsius Pistorius, the nortorioIls MIR
dercr, is still confined in the Eastern
Prnitentary; he has showed marked
symptoms Of insanity.
Circus agents have taken the rond and
are making engagements in the Iorgnr
towns. Barnuu and Forruoneh nrn IN
chief showlnen this season.
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,.;tl, H. NM, H., l'.''',i ~ i'''"!s''t
rhurrb nj t,hr-tr, la.t Sumd.r H. 600, n-a'
formerly preslliug elder of ia, listrirt
embracing that city.
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h.Ji ,,',.,,;,,, s.',,,1 VS. I"rS''I
tn dnmnnJ ~ i,.aa "''''' - ";' "'y'''o''
80 ,Tn '''' ''',iI"s' t'eir wages Il,
and prevent diftrnlty. '''' Wv
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ara, ,,r.,,,.,,i.. w ',.5',' '''"nty
,i..itnn' ~ ava ,'a' vo,'N p'i'i"i 'ot 'I ne
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| ..,.ti',,i,,.,.i',' w. ~" ''-''''''' IVA
''"'''
"'"rs' nanny farmer oil Bethel Town
sup p''"NAr' county laS lost within
,''' past month several oi ms nest horses
,I""' an "H'tli"'l oil the throat. There
mas p''h quit a. good deal OF fatality
among horses TINS year. accustomed by
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31

According to the 1moricda Grocer, the
value of canned goods produced iu the
United States in lss0 was $4,000, 900.
These goods include fruits, vegetables,
ii-h and meats, and the hrOccr gives a list
If 80 different articles that are preserved
IN tin cans. This industry in Baltimore
is in the hands Of A. firms and employs
10 capital of between $3,5Oo,O0 and
4,O0G,0OO. The writ,r in the Grocer is
apparently ignorant of the fact that our
Peninsula is extensively engaged in
canning. 1t is singular and interesting
fact that the industries of the Peninsula,
outside Of Wilmington, are almost all the
lirect result of the cultivation of peaches,
in fact have been necessitated by the i'm
tnense growth of the latter in
'lustry. Probably no other long
settled district in the country
ran so easily trace the rise
aud growth of its manufactures as can
his Peninsula, and there is probably no
other region of the United States where
manufactures depend so directly and
entirely upon agriculture. First came
the peaches demanding basket factories,
and in the train of the peach came the
small fruits demanding vessels of various
forms. Both demands were supplied and
we had the beginning of manufactures.