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Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

Mr.. VanHorn blew long aud loud
blast on Saturday evening at the As.
bury NJ. |. Society, for Cromwell, but
Napoleon the little Corsican, came from
his exile and easily put to flight the
plumcd auI assumed protector OF the
faith. Friend NanHo will have to
tuuo anew his hugle.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

THE DEMOCRATS on Saturday nomi'
mated one of the ablest members OF
their party for President Of the City
Council--Col. Robert H. Taylor. Thsre
is no use denying that he is we'll quail
fed for he Office, and with Henry @.
Conrad as his opponent, the Office will
be we'll filled should either be elected.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

JOHN GUTHRIE at the nomination on
Saturday for reelection as City Treas
urer, had no competition, circum'
stance which rebounds to the credit
of Mr.. Guthrie. He can now have an
opportunity Of retiring at the end OF ms
term with the pleasant rehection o.
having done his dMy well, and be sue
ceeded by j. Eldridge Piercs who Will
with equal ability perform his duty
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

MoRE THAN one bari" sprang a.
leak on Saturday, besides the one from
which Mr. Carpenters dollars flowed.
Even Republicans in some instances
got a chance at "barls" OF Carpenter
been kept in more than one cellar,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
DIR siuams' Vegetable Liver PfiI.

The perfection Of pills; Mankind's FsveI
Pills, isugsr coated) Now endorsed by the
sands. They move the bowels easily bv actin4
directly on the liver, restore the lost enersiE
by promoting the healthy act,on Of the Eve
In doing this headache, neuIalg'a, pains u
indigestion, coStiveness, sick stomach, weEi
back, dizziness, bad feelings through t.
body, aching limbs, biliousness, ,ague ,generS
weakness and other bodily intrmttlee ar
cured Thev positively operate without Grl
ping, sickening Weakening, or leaving Is
bowels costive. A splendid easy purgstir
boxes (six in one,) d, sent by mail. Sold b.
all leading medicine dealere. Main depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Philadelphia depot, eo7 Aroh street, JohnEts
Holloway 4 90. Eov2l-tI
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
May d, 1852.
nEOPOSa' > FOR FUEL,

nROPOSa' FOR FUEL.
OrFIOR OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR, FOURTH
D1sTRIcT, AT 2Os SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHIL
ApELrHIA, March 24th, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until II o'clock M, on THURSDAY Y
the 2bthEday Of May. 1882, for Fuel for Vessels
and stations in this District, for the fiscal
year ending June 50, 1853.
Forms of Proposal and printed SPECIFIC
tions giving full particulars as to the kinds
OF luei required. the quantity and quality
the terms of delivery and payne at, can be
obtained at.this Once.
The right is reserved to reject any ana all
bids and to waive any defects.
FRED'k RODGERS,
Commander u. 5 N,
m2-eol.4t Light House Inspector.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
BEFORE the Mayor,

Squire O'Neill presided at police court
this morning, and imposed penalty OF
81 and cost on Thomas Turner, colored,
for raising row in the barber shop OF
John Derrickson, also colored, at loZ
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
n OFFICES.
PRIVATE SALE,


The undersi gned, a committee appointed
by t. Q Trustees of the Poor Ct New Castle
County are authorized to, and will receive
sealed proposals or bid for the purchase OF
the nlmshouse property, situated in the city
of Wilmington, Del, at private sale. Inc
bids will be for the entire property as whole
containing about "a acres, and also ior that
y art lying west of Broome street, containing
about ~ acres separately, and must &c d.
ted to the "Uhairman OF tha COMMITTEE
on sale of Almsbouse Property, Whining
to A. Del.
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Tho committee also reserves the use and
occupation OF the present almshouse building
and grounds bounded by Broome and Con.
ncll stree s. and by Second and Third streets
| for two years, unless eooner vacated. BIDS
| will be received by the conmittes until May
| 25ih, lsS2,at o'clock, ? IL.
TERMS OF SALE Ono fourth, cash,
| cne-fourth In six months, when deed VIII
| be given, the balance Of tho purchase money
| to be secured by bond and mortgage. at six
per cent--payable in two years-interest'
half yearly. DAN.L: tAKhA,
JAMES II RAY,
Milton LACkEI.
H. ID. HICKMAN,
J.P. ARMSTRONG;.
NAV q. 1852, myoe.o dit
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

1FTHE DEMOCRATS had flood OF
water on Saturday they made up for 1T
Yesterday in food of something a
little stronger.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
NEW GOODS
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S.


Wide pekin stripes at
thrce-quartcrs value !; eight
most timely colors ; $50.
Several approved colol's
in good gros-grain at Toe,
which is rare ; more at 81
than is common; anunhcard
of variety at $l.25; and so
on.
Next outer circle, Chestnut-streot ertrarcs.
Imagine wide stripes OF
shepherds plaid upon shep-
herds plaid ground, and
over and through all IL me-
lange illuminated stro n g
enough toobscure and blend
both the pIaids and the
stripes ; and you have, out OF
| old clements, one OF the new
est effects the season has
brought us as yet. 81, ST.
25, s. and $3.50.
Third circle, northwest from center
French all over hemstitch
plaid nainsook and plain
nainsook with border OF
hemstitch plaid to match !;
the former for sleeves, yoke
and ovcrskirt; the latter Tor
the dress. Two patterns
and but little. Why the
makers should let 80 pretty
d nainsook be scarce is a
mystery but we don'tknow
where to get more. 6o and
,,35 cents.
i There is hardly such q
thing as a novelty in white
'|goods to be got In all Eu'
r rope.
Third and fourth circles, oits hall square en-
trance.
y JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market str go
u and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

..TUTlUE--TO TAE STOCKHOLDERS
~ of the Mechanics Loan Association, the
annual meeting of the stockholders Will be
held on Monday evening, May Sth, at 30, at
the room cor. Sd ard Market Streets for the
purpose of receiving annual repor'; the eieo'
lion Of directors and any other business that
my come before the meeting.
a3g 81. WM, ]. MORROW, Seo'y.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08

A UDITOR'S NOTIOE,-l WILL AT
n tend ut Wilmington, to Audit the &C
counts of the School Committees OF New Gas
tie County, ns follows:
ON Monday May sfh, from No. 1 to No
30.
Tuesday 9th, No. 40 TO rs.
Wednesday, No. 75 and upwards.
Prompt attecdance requested.
JNU. +. SrAATS,
a95-t auditor of Accounts.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
HEALTH Us W1EALTH

Dr. Il. o. Vests Nerve and Brain Ireat.
nsnt: Il apsoiiic for Hysterla, Uzsiness,
Oonvu,l 'on', Nervous Heodscho, Menta! Dc.
preston J. sa OF Memory, Spermatorrhpa,
lmpotsn,y Involuntary Emissions, Prsma.
ture Old Ast, caused by over.exertion, self.
abuse, or o7er-indulgonoo, whicn s,; leads 70 70
recent oases. Each box contains ono nonth'f
treatment. Ono dollar o box, or six boxes
for ave dollars, sent by mail prepaid on 70.
oeipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes to
curs any case. With each order received BY
as tor six boxes, accompanied with tve dol
ruarantee TO return the money II tho treat.
mont does not efieot cure. Guaranteed
issued only by N. B. Danforth, Druggist
Dor. end and Market streets, Wilmington.
I Del,- Sole agent, n0y2bdAw
Daily Republican., 1882-05-08
EglilI.hDEI.pAiG MARKtTS
aSAI"

uhoico Roller Patent Flour ...,.. s,,.s,,
-" " Family Flour, :. 4;a G
Roller Ground Supcriino Flour, ~.
Choice Amber %hoGt........... IN
Yellow Corn per buShel. ......, a." a
White Corn Meal, bo!tsd, 100 bg,, IN u,
Yellow Corn Meal, boltod, 100 bs, 10 W
Unboited Corn Meal, por 100 Sbs, To- p
Corn Shorts and Cuttings, Der ton Sn
Best MiddlIngs yer ton ......,., Am
Best Ship Stut, per ton......... AM
Bran, per ton ...............,..... AIN
FILM <.pTnh RAY AHrYg5A
MAihhEr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday, Ma y 10, 1882.
The Arctic whaler intended for the expedition in
search of Leigh Smith has sailed from Aberdeen for
equipment
The cereal crops in four Spanish provinces threaten to
prove failure The prospects in fory-one other prov
inces are good.
The Globe announces that the Queen has conferred a
baronetcy on the Right Hon. ]. Whitaker Ellis, Lord
Mayor OF London
dispatch from Berlin says: 1.-THE committee OF the
Reicbstag to which the measure referred has
jcoted the whole tobacco bill by vote OF 81 to g."
1t is stated at ST. Petersburg that the Minister OF the
Household has issued a circular announcing that the
coronation OF the Car will take place at Moscow OIL
September G.
dispatch from Constantnope says an. Novikoff
the Russian Ambassador has taken leave OF the
and has started for Russia It'll generally believed that
he will not return"
It's reported at st. Petersburg that the Black Di
vision section OF the Nhilists has amagamated with
the viii Of the People" section, as il is impossible to
carry on peaceful propaganda owing to the vigilance
of the police.
dispatch to the Central News Association from st
Petersburg SAYS is reported that riots have broken
ont the peasants the Southwest They demand
redistribution OF the land Two mAhsiohs OF the no.
bility have been sacked
Tho steamer Celtic with Lieutenant Danenhower and
marty Oh board touched at Queenstown today Special
staterooms have been provided for the men, Cole who
was violent when the steamer saiieu iroh NeIpool,
had become quiet when she arrived neTe'
Advioes from Lyons state that great hre has oc.
curred there number Of workshops and other build
inrs were destroyed The fire is believed to have been
i1Ss ~ cend,srv origin Three thousand persons are
thrown out Of employment The loss Is sloo'ooo
A dispatch from Berlin says "The German corvette
Moke dne at Monte in July has been ordered to
embark those who are go the German South P0ar
expedton there and land them tho lstand OF south
Georga The Motke will return IN year 10 axe the
men away"
WIsSIpEG Man, May i0.-It Is rumored In Winnipeg
that General Manager Hickson OF the Grand Trunk Rail
way been appointed General Manager Of the snsda
Pacific Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

FLEETwING ON THE WAY TO NEw-YoRK,
FORTRESS MoNRoE Nay d2TIhc ,dr yys yaGh5S 5aI iieet
sailed sailed for Gr'S' SewYorE mis- morning
LEE NOT YET BAILED.
BUFFALO. May 10.-R Porter Lee, of the sus-
pended has not given bail ana the are
before Judge Wallace Tor reduction OF the amount
THE PLINY BREAKING UP. =.
AsBURY PAhk 81 May igae 9 the oiS iOTfSs b. Sor 1r
ing taking entire forepart of the vessel from the
-" - INDICTED FOR LIBEL.
Emdry sHh Of ne PSGdeiph,a charged win bo
Ing Detective henry wey to-day found three
A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
SYRACUSE, May l9.-Thejur in the Holmes mur-
in at ii o'clock this forenoon verdict OF guilty
IMMIGRANTS GOING WEST.
BALTIMORE, May l0.-Ihe steamship HOhenZOll-
SrOnght they went to Norhwssiern states
NOTICE TO MINERS ON STRIKE
CUMBERLAND. Md, Nav 19.-Charles l. Mayer,
ee Of miners this and told ths that Il The
company not complied with labor would be
FOR THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE DAY.
Boston. May 19.--ln the Senate today the adj
Of Probate and insolvency for the county Of Barn
stable, was adopted by vote Of 20 10
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS
ST. AIBANs VT, May I9.-Jeremah 5. Frost, con-
hned jail here awaiting eKtradtion for an assault I'm IA csn
capped from Jail last night By digging under The wall anu sue
walk.
BURGLARS SENTENCED FOR EIGHT YEARS
WASHINGTON, May l9.-Thomas Jones Edward
Morrill, Charles Wood and Charles Lilly who were
an with 10 k Police sergeant Amiss after
robbed the safe OF Colonel fIehs Apr 10 "ofo
sentenced Tor eight years
POLITICAL SUITS AT LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, May 19.-Ex-Commissioner Bene-
,ah ayfon has Instituted John T. Brtton
from the Board COMMISSIONER and Michael Wocley,
th has brought suit against
alleged Illegally Of the election the Third Ward
DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY,
FREEHOLD. N. j., May 1y-The suit brought by
Rune Hendrckson 10 recover $1,000 damages nom the
aroad Dany for injuries sustained by
his three has been decided. The jury
gave the plaintiff u. .0UV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
Me.srs. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and Hale, OF
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday, May 10, 1887.
The State Department has advces that President Bar
rios of the Republic of Guatemala will visit the
states at an early date.
The Convention OF the American Society OF Civl En-
gneers held its final session this afternoon. and ad
journed to meet next year at Minneapolis MINI.
The President has granted further respite till Juno
% in the OF Edward Kelly who was to have Deeh
hanged at Santa Fc to-day
Representative Bragg OF Wisconsin, has accepted an
invitation to deliver the oration az the reunion OF 'e
Grand Army OF the Potomac, at Detroit on June IA
The Senate Committee Commerce has decided 10 re-
port favorably on the contested nomination Of Thomas
N Van Yalkenbergh Supervising Inspector OF Steam
Vessels for the IXth New-fork) DISTRICT.
The President has approved the Fertilization Appro-
priaOn BILL the Agricultural Department Appropriation
blu and the act providing for the removal OF the remains
Of the late General Fitzpatrick to the state OF Ne"Jer
sey.
The House Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads
to-day agreed to report the House adversely the pend
ing resolution proposing that newspapers OF regular SUD-
scbers be permitted to pass through the malls Tree OF
charge.
The Republican Senators held caucus this morning
for the purpose Of ng vacancies upon the committees
II was agreed TO place Mr HOar upon the Judiciary Com
mittee and Mr.. Mitchell upon the committee on rem
siOns
At the close OF business to-day United States called
bonds had been redeemed at the Treasury as follows
Under the 1O6th CALL sl9572 05o; under the 10Th CALL
1892 $50; under the 10sth call, $17957 800 under
the Tooth call, $3,974,95O; under the iloth CALL
$3,j32,900; under the 1llth call, $2,So4,2oo.
The following committee has been appointed to super
intend the annual letting Of the contracts OF the indian
Department for the ensuing year. which will be hed III
New-York, beginning May % j. H. MeCammo1'
Assistant Attorney General; T. s. Wood, H. n Pugn j.
A. Beckwith, f. Seward, Miss Cook and {. H. DICKSON
representing the Indian Bureau.
The House Committee Foreign Affairs to-day
adopted a preamble reciting Shepherds recent action
and resolution that he be permitted to submit to the
for their inspection any original papers which
he alleges be pertinent to this inquiry without reserve
to any part Of their contents and If such papers be
found pertinent to this inquiry the same VIII be received
aud said witness further examined touching the same, II
there snail be occasion therefor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
Why Absent.
Name.

When the final vote was taken on the Bank bill
to-day forty Republicans we're recorded as " alb
sent" or not voting" showing that good many
were absent without leave. Some of them are men
whose faces are very seldom seen in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES.. one excuse offered IN behalf OF
some OF the gentlemen who are habiually absent Is
that they were ignored when the committees
were formed and that they have little to interest
and keep them in Washington. Another excnse is
that they will not submit TO the domlneerlng airs OF
Mr.. Robson. who with the Speakers assistance,
has undertaken TO play the role Of leader of the
House. q part in which he is by 10 means
oualiGed to shine. Doubtless there is good
deal in both these as excuses, but neither
of tlem is a Justification of the habit into which
so many Republican members have fallen OF neg
lcctiug their public duties One Republican MEM
Der from the state of NewYork might be named
who has spent most OF the time IN Washington
since the season began who has probably not occu-
pied his seat fortnight first and last since the holl
day season. 10 be sure, LIE has been paired most OF
the time with a Democrat who Is also an habltual
abscntet hut pairs do not help the matter any
when what the majority needs is "a quorum, every
member of which can vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
ABSENT REPUBLICAN MEMBERS.


WASHINGTON, May 19.-BefOre the House ad-
journed this afternoon Chairman Calkins of the
Elections Committee, gave notice that he will call
lid tomorrow the contested election case from the
Id South Carolina District Mr. Randall remarked
that this was only notice. and it is understood
that large majority of the Democrats will ilibuster
against the consideration of the Whether the
Republicans shall succeed in proceeding with the
public business not depends entirely upon
members who are absent with or without
leave of the House. If all absentees who are
not detained by illness shall be on hand to
attend to their duties. the Democrats will be
unable to block the public business by refusing to
vote The Republican Representatives who are abb
sent by leave of the House are nine in number, as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
THE FAMINE IN ASIA MINOR.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

BosToN, May 19.-The American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions of this city has re
ceived letter from Mr.. Bartlett American mission
airy at Talas city Cesarea, in Asia Minor dated
April 49, confirming the reports OF the famine in
that region The letter is mainly as follows: From
one-haf to threefourhs Of the people in many villages
arc already destitute and there yet three months to
the harvest at Dend Out Of 130 families eighty are
reported as in absolute In OF the houses the
morning meal consists SIM y of kind OF weed used for
greens, with slight sprnklng OF cracked wheat boiled
together forming of soup porridge and eaten
without bread or any other kind OF food If friends In
America have heart and means to grant some aid TO
these sufferers many lives may yet be saved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CovENTIoN.
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind. May 19.-The Demo-
cratic state Central Committee has fixed August for
holding the State Convention.
EXPLOSION OF AN OIL STOVE
CHICAGO, May 19.-Mrs. John Martin was
fatally her children seriously burned this
morning by the explosion Of an oil stove.
TO BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
Fort MADISON, Iowa., May 19.-The jury has
returned verdict OF murder in first degree against
Poke Wells and Cook, VINO murdered the jail guard ana
verdict OF murder in the second degree against Flz-
gerald their accompce. Wells ana COOK are 10 Dc I'M
prisoned for life.
JUSTIFIED IN SHOOTING TRAMP
CHICAGO, May 19.-lhe COrOners jury has
decided that the shooting OF tramp by freight train
brakeman tne Chicago and Alton Railroad, Joseph
Sedwth, justiiabe. The dead man was identihed
as Charles Granish, of Syracuse " " age twenythree
q tramp by prOlcsslOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
TAKING Mr.. FORSTFR To TASK.

LONDON May l9.-Mr. O'Shea, Member of Par
Lament Tor County Glare, writes to the papers af-
frming that, despite the denial of Mr. Forster the
two had been in frequent communication. and that
it was Mr.. Forster who suggested the best plan by
which Mr.. O'Shea could quietly visit Kilmainham
Jail. Mr.. OShea says that in q conversation in
which he detailed the results of his visit to the
jail to Nh. Forster, he (Mr. OSheal said that Mr.
Parnel expressed the belief that if the question of
arrears was dealt with, Messrs Davitt Egan, sher-
idan and Boyton would use their best exertions TO
assist in the pacifcation of the country and that
Mr. sherldan's influence was specially important,
as he had been the League organizer in Connaught.
Mr.. Forsters report of the conversation was mac.
cuate; but Mr.. VShea found him nervous and de-
incrallzed concerning other matters to such an ex
tent that III writing an order for Mr. OShea TO
VISIT Kilmainham Jail he substituted another
name for Mr. OShea's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
ACTION ON THE REPRESSION BILL.

LONDON, May 19.-Debate on the Governments
Renression bill was resumed in the House of Com
mons TODAY Mr.. Sexton emphatically denounced
the bill He said that the Irish members would see
by the way in which the law was administered
whether they could continue TO discharge their func-
tions. or whether it would not be their duty to al
low the Government and the people OF ireland 10
come face to face
Mr. Gladstone stated that the bill was not founded
Oh the Phoenix Park murders. 1t was contemplated
long before their occurrence The crime, he said
could not have been committed without many VIII
nesses. and though some may be silent because of
sympathy with the assassins, many more must be
terrorized lie desired that the bill should pass un-
altered in its main lines 1t was not founded upon
panic or conceived in a party spirit 1t was in
tended TO meet great crisis in spirit approved by
ali loyal citizens.
Replying to Mr. Sexton Mr.. Gladstone denied
that the bill was the outcome of English resent
ment. He stated that he had received GOO addresses
from various public bodies expressing the nope tha
the murders would not hinder remedial Legislation.
He said that the Government considered the he
preston and Arrears bills inseparable, and could
not consent to the abandonment or essential impair
ment of either His remarks were often cheered.
Mr.. Parnel said he hoped that the Government
would give more time for discussion in committee
of the amendments which his party intended to
move Mr. Parnells speech was most moderate.
lie said he had hoped that with the passage OF an
Arrears bill and other amendments to the Land ACT
the Land League agitation might be ended.
Mr. Chamberlain, president of the Board OF
Trade, stated that the Government, when III COM
miteG were prepared TO postpone any clause to en-
able amendments to be brought forward. Mr Mitch
ell Henry, member for County Galway, opposed the
bill because Of the absence Of irish elements IN the
Executive of Ireland. Mr.. BT0adhurst, Advanced
Liberal member for StOke-On-Trent, thought that
the bill was unduly stringent. MIR. Healy, member
for Wexford Borough dec Jared that 1t was aimed
al the suppression of the Land League.
Mr.. Dillon stated that he had received letter
from Alr Patrick Egan, denying the assertion of
Mr. Forster relative TO Mr.. Sheridan, made in the
House on Monday, and said that Mr. Forster should
either prove the truth of his statement rcIact II.
The Repression bill then passed its second reading
by vote OF 3o3 against 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne WS.
DECISION IN A TELEPHONE CASE

DECISION IN A IELEPHUNE CASE.
LONDON, May 19.-In the House of Commons
this afternoon Mr Fawcett the an
nounccd that the Government had no intention OF pur
chasing telephones.
In the Chancery Division Of the High Court OF Justice
Justice Fry to-day gave judgment in the OF the
United Telephone Company against Walker, action to
restrain the defendant from infringing the patent for
Edisons tranemitter and Bells receiver. The former
point was decided against aud the latter In favor OF
the plaintiff. Shares have, in consequence, fallen
heavily Justice Frys decision against Edlsons trans
mtter patent Is based the ground that the specca
ons OF the patent too general to be valid under the
british gtatutes