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Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
THE VOLKESFEST.
GALA DAYS AMONG THE GER.
MANS-LOTB OF FUN AT THE
BOHUETEEN PAHK.

The 18th and 10th of the pre- seut
month will witness lively time among
|3he Germans OF this city, when genu'
Inc Volkesfest will be held at Schuet'
zen Park, for the benefit of the German
American School. The ceremonies
will be inaugurated with grand pa
rade under the direction of Chief Mar
shal William G. Robelen assisted by
his aids. All the German societies and
lodges with the pupils of the German.
American school will participate. The
Mayor, City Council and Board Of Ed
ucation have been invited to partici-
pate. The line of parade will form on
Fourth street, In front Of the German
Hall, between Market and King streets,
at 9 O'Clock o. m, and will move
promptly at 8 o'clock headed by the
First Regiment Band, marching
through various streets Of the city and
thence to the park.
Upon their arrival at the park the
Delaware Sangerbund will sing under
the direction of Prot. @. b. Rhcads and
accompanied by the band. President
II. Scheu will deliver the opening ad-
dress, after which he will introduce
the orator OF the day. Music and
dancing will be the order Of the day,
and an address will be delivered in
English at 8 p. m. Various games will
be inaugurated, followed by q concert
and to close with music and dancing.
On the second day the band will es-
cort the committee Of arrangements
through the streets, and will repair to
the park at an early hour, where there
will be music, dancing and a concert.
At 10 a. m. the German.American
school will sing followed by dancing.
In the afternoon sheep race will take
place, when two sheep will be turned
loose and the children allowed to catch
them If they can. The tat man 8 race
will take place at 2 o'clock, followed
by numerous other games. The build
ings and grounds will be brilliantly
illuminated in the evenings, and last
but not least, 10000 plates of fine sour
kraut will be served out. Eastburn's
coach line will run on Eighth street,
and will ALEC connect with the City
Passenger Railway at the Middle
Depot and with the Front street line at
Front and Union. Twenty-Five special
officers will be detailed to preserve or
der and a good time is expected.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
Runaway Last Evening.

An accident happened to Mr.. Edward
Max well last evening, that might have
proved very serious in its results.
About 3 o'clock the gentleman with
his little son were riding in carriage
near DuPont's station, when the iron
work of one of the shafts broke, letting
it fall to the ground. This 80 fright
ened the horse that he started to run
off and Mr.. Maxwell in his effort to
stop him was thrown out and dragged
some distance before the animal could
be stopped. He was badly cut and
bruised on different parts Of his body.
The wagon was badly broken up, but
fortun2 n2tely the boy, who remained In
the vehicle, was not hurt in any way
whatever.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
Peace Produces Prosperity

The prosperity with which the bles-
sing of Divine Providence has visited
the South is evidenced by the increase
of the comfort of living in the several
prominent cities, notably New Orleans.
The great Charity Hospital, which has
tiourished for over q century, is sus'
tained by the gratuity of $1,00O,00
from the Louisiana State Lottery Com.
pany, in return for its franchises. The
next dra wing, TIE 148th Grand Month
ly, will occur September 18th, and
prizes OF $4,000, S25, 600, 10000, etc,
win be given to purchasers OF tickets
whole, S.; fifths, 81. ANY information
can be had on application tc NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
A MiRer'a EreASure.

A carpenter of Nismes, France, while
making some repairs to an old house in
the city recently, discovered secret re-
ceptacle in the wall, and in this recess
rolls of gold amounting in value TO $780,
900. The carpenter proposed to divide
this sum with the owner of the house.
Then 1t was discovered that the rolls Of
gold were wrapped in papers on which
was written the name of "Marssier," a
noted miser who lived in the house in
1878. The heirs of the miser hearing OF
the finding of the lost treasure brought
suit to reclaim it and have won the
case The carpenter and his employer
therefore get nothing.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
RenIIy Romance.

Emory Thomas sent to Mary Brown,
at jackson, Mich, silk for dress as a
present. He wanted to marry her and
she was inclined to consent, but when
she learned that the silk was part Of
the booty OF burglary she became the
pricnipal witness against the wooer
and he was sent to prison for seven
years. But they have became recon
ciled and q few days ago the prison
chaplain Joined them in wedlock.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
TeIephOne Men In Council

Tho National Telephone Association
met yesterday in Boston. O. N. Fay,
of Chicago, from the Committee on
Central Office System, etc, reported
that reports had been received from 81
exchanges, representing about $4,000
sub-renters. "There are about $4,000 to
10000 subscribers in the United States.
In New Y York there are 1913 exchanges,
oud the smallest number in any one
place is 10. There is steady and con-
tinued growth all over the country.
The number of connections increase
each month at all localities with i'm
proved service" The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pre-
sident, Ex, Governor Marshall Jewell,
of Connecticut; Vice President, James
B. Speed, Louisville, Ky; Secretary
@. N. Fay Chicago; Treasurer, #. g.
Beach, Chicago: Member of the Ad-
visory Committee, Geo. @. Maynard,
for three years; Executive Committee,
j. o. Vaille, Denver; W. Fl. EcKert,
New York; Geo. L. Phillips, Boston
Robert Morton, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
HRakeE A.O9t.

Johanna Gaventa of Pennsgrove,.
visited our city on MoGday, and while
engaged in disposing OF vegetables, near
the corner of Fourth and King streets,
some person carried off her basket
which contained u shawl, apron, white
nubis, and two photographs. Any
ono leaving the same at the store OF
DIR. Simms will be suitably rewarded
The photographs were particularly
priced by her, as they were from de.
ceased relatives, aud their return ia
more desired than the recovery OF the
other property.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
The Princes OF the PIutes,

WinnemnCCa, Princess OF the Plute7l
is of the opinion that within fifty years
there will not be an Indian alive. VI
dare say" she resentfully adds, "the
white man is better in some respects
but he is a bigger rascal, too. He steals
and lies more than the Indian does. !
hope some others race will come anc
drive him out, and kill him, like he
has done US. Then l will say the
Great Spirit is just, and that it is al
right.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06

The season at the EDgadine, in
Switzerland, has proved bad one.
Last winter there was hardly any snow,
and it was abominably warm; per con-
ira, the summer has been abominably
cold and wet, piercing wind alterna-
ting with driving rain. The visitors
are, therefore, already on the wing.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
" ,,suoealed In LOnaa hfrnw.

~ u9hlin, a lady some seventy
Nh, .OI :! az age, who resided with her
X ~ ~ % Cedar street, Manches-
N A. n, WIS missed about ten
wa, W. saturday forenoon, although
ssg'u diligently made throughout
imso' iio +, ol II The city she was not
NJ ny, !, ~ o'clock in the evening
5srs 5srss liieless body was discov-
m SsuGOnd ,s.3nd OF straw in a small
Ats s''a IL located in the rear of her
~ ,,,IGy VIlty Marshall Longa was
nrUlled, and examined into
SU.' ~''apces of her death which
a,",..iie resulted from suffocatio
sS S%su ', that she made an at
AaSS'oc, S'ceod a ladder, and while
llS ot 10y; ioSS her hold ard fell q
sn,r elsht or ten feet into the
taS SssGImI from which she could not
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
Special Mention.
the Latest News.


lin the finest style, no finer made In th'
lefty 8 fue retouched cabinets for 81
cards finely retouched for 81, pictures
copied and enlarged in same style at thu
very lowest prices. The only cheaI
frst-class gallery in the city, No. 4 Eas
3rd street, between Market and kinG
streets.
Pain SeaFcher tDr. SImms),
The perfection OF Pain Medicines
For curing Cramps, Pains, Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, &C., cannot be beat by
any remedy known as attested by thou
sands. (50c.) Sold by leading dealers
Main depot, 4th and King. Philadelphia
depot, 602 Arch street, Johnston, Hollo
way & Co.
The COmmOn.Bense FIOuF
is meeting the requirements of the
times, low price and good 1t is an un'
usually good New Process Flour only
$6 80 per barrel. The cash will always
get you bargain with me.
VIM. D. PICKELs, 4O7 King St.
q. 4. 8. Cared Scalp Sores,
Sores in Nostrils and Ears, after every
thing known 10 the medical fraternity
had failed. John s. Tsggart. Telegraph
Operator, Salamanca, N. Y. Price 81
and $l.75 per bottle of all druggists.
House Furnishing Goods.
A. Chambers has a full stock of tin
ware, wood and willov-ware, oil cloths,
fruit jars and general line of house
furnishing goods that he 10 selling cheap
at No. 215 King st.
CMtArrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cur ed
by "Buchupaiba." 81, Depot, II. r.
Bringhurst.
skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. 81. Depot,
II. 4. Bringhurst.
bargains In InEfaIn Carpets.
Prices from 37% cents up. Extra
Super Ingrains from 50 cents to 81. 0C
per yard. G. Worrell, 800 Market St.
Tin Roofing.
Tin roofing, guttering and spouting
and all kinds OF Job work promptly
done by A. Chambers, 215 King st.
Painting ana Draining.
If you want good job of paint ing
and granting call an Charles f. Taze
well, 106 Maryland avenue.
Butter.
Twenty tirkins OF butter tor sale al
stalls 81 and 81 Third street market
N. B. Appleton.
Painting And G1RZier
| Tilghman Danner is ready for al
kinds Of painting aud granting at No
$40 Market st.
Don't suffer yourselves to be robbed
by an accursed monopoly and pay two
prices for matches when you can buy
them equally as good for 81. 10 per gross
at 3l3n Shipley street, first door below
the Great Tobacco Mart, Wilmington
Del.
Fine handkerchief extracts in fancy
cut glass bottles, toilet powders anC
elegant pertumed soaps at Hartman
drug store, 9th and Poplar.
The worst cases of Dyspepsia can b.
cured by using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
that have been cured by its use. Try 1t
Taylor Il Fullerton's fever and agu'
mixture a sure cure for chills and fever
For sale by Taylcr & Fullerton, 30
King street.
The depot for German Preparation
of all kinds is at Resag's Drug Store
Front and West streets. ts.-Germal
spoken.
George B. Metzner, at No. 1903 Eas
Third street, is prepared to favor al
who call with clean shave or hair cut
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06

A boy fell into a creek at oxfoId d,
Ind. and went home in wet clothes.
His angry mother sstd that she wished
he had stayed In the water. Taking
this rem. ark to heart, he returned to the
stream and crowned himself.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
Rhnh.

Powell Bros. have on their stall, in
the Third Street Market, q fine lot of
Cape May goodies, Spanish mackerel,
black fish, halibut and other varieties
OF the tinny tribe.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06

Bountisul, beautiful aud benificent
" Becky" the wonder of the nineteenth
century," sold by all dealers. Chap
man, sole agent, 4th and Shipley Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
Weight OF a Million OHDOlIRrs.

Mr.. L. B. Elliott, the Government
Actuary, has computed the weight OF a
million dollars in gold and silver coin
as follows The standard gold dollar
of the United States contains OF gold of
nine tenths fineness 25,8 grains, and
the standard silver dollar contains of
silver Of nine-tenths fineness 4l2.5
grains. One million standard gold
dollars consequently weigh 25,SOO, 900
grains, or $3.50 ounces troy, or 4479 1.6
pounds troy, of $3.50 grains each, or
$685.. II pounds avoirdupois of 1000
grains each, or ], 1,S43-1O0O "short" tons
of 1000 pounds avoirdupois each, or l.
645 1000 "long" tons Of 224O pounds
avoirdupois each. One million stand
ard silver dollars weigh 412,5OO, ,OGO
grains, or S59, 1915 ounces troy, or IL
614.5 So pounds troy, or 5S,92S.67 pounds
avoirdupois, or 20. 464-l0OO "short"
tons of 1000 pounds avoirdupois each, or
26 3O7. 1000 '1ong" tons Of 224O pounds
avoirdupois each. In round Plumbers,
the following table represents the
weight of a million dollars in the coins
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
R,1 ns Dlstributen ina Mat,

.lAuS pare psrer gravely accuses a
|lNnDss, ssent recently discharged
ROpCrttSianey of making sacks Of
IbMS tSonate tS'nte TO the size of the
|aGs dssSgwing them off, regard.
ket6s ti,a tiSsinstlon of the matter, &C
|%le bSS S@e he reached the Colora-
@CCIosu u no no mail left with which
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06

Oysters and Fish, Fish and Oysters.
Oysters the best in the city, fresh and
salt; fish of all kinds at I. A. No
Olure's fish stalls In 8th st Market.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06
pain seavcher tDr. sImms), ,

The perfection OF Pain Medicines.
For curing Cramps, Pains, Rheuma'
tism, Neuralgia, &C., cannot be beat by
any remedy known as attested by thou
sands. (5Oc.) Sold by leading dealers.
Main depot, 4th and King. Philadelphia
depot, 602 Arch street, Johnston, Hollo-
WAY & Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06

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The COnmOn.Bense FIOuT

is meeting the requirements of the
times, low price and good 1t is an un-
usually good New Process Flour only
$6 80 per barrel. The cash will always
get you bargain with me.
VIM. ID. PICKELs, 4O7 King St.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-06

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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOcYS
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, Nov. 3. 1880.

Bullion valued at $50, 900 was received In hi,
city yesterday from the mines.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphed,
November 2 Shipped 90 tons, 40 ounces. Max.
morrow morning"
Bodie Consolidated superintendent telegraphed,
November 2: "Will ship $11,199. Slopes at the
740 level, Lent shaft, rich in gold"
Father de Smet superintendent reports October
20: Herewith Express COmpany's receipt for bar
No. 14J 1858 40-l00 ounces gold bulioDl, the To-
suit of run OF mill for first half of October. 4 pOr-
ton of the mill has been IDLE while were putting
the 10Th inst | drew for $50, 800, which amount
for all expenses for the month of September
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A SKETCH OF BANGOR.

BY George r. Godfrey vol Cbong folio Illustrated with
fourteen full page Heoypes photographs made by the
author. Richly illuminated covers. 81 90
well written and brilliantly illustrated account OF the
Citvo Bangor with chapters ts settlement and Growth
Industries Societies Public Buildings Wealth ana Pros
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PUBLISH ED THIS DAY:
PARTISAN ART AND ARTISTS.

BY Henry Bacon Profusey illustrated. vol, Svo 81
Depictng with pen and pencil the and life Of the IA
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fac SMILES OF their original drawings There are very bn
liant accounts Of Carous Duran Detaille, euLepage
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MEMOIR OF JOHN A. DAHLGRE,

RearAdmira United states Navy BY his widow, Made
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tTations. So
A valuable me noir Of a distinguished officer
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MINES AND MINING

FRIDAY. Nov s-rx
At the Mining Stock Exchange, to-day thu O..
stock shares, although not active, were s,s .H'
while the remainder Of the market penerarv
weak. Robinson Consolidated was 10 cents Ia 's
at 145. and Chrysolite was cents lower es
same price after having sold up to go Thea' we
little change in the low-Drice stocks and the va
closed dull ' market
shLEs At rHs MINING EXCHh ygys
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THE ROUND-TABLE SERIES OF LITER.
TURE LESSONS.

By Kate Sanbon Printed separately sheets. Price for
each author. inclosei in envelope % cents
twenty-five papers ChaIcer TO Tennyson with sug
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treated by opcs his contempt lies in his own country
and aerwari all the world grouped In circles about
the central figure
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ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER4
yopR CrrY


ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFbieA
vFwYoRK
A0th.st g. 400 It OF 7thave l6s198e; Anne eo IN,
Doyle al to Mary Dwinnelle 49, s"SSVV 0
Same property; Maria Moss TO Mary Dwnole -. OVV
eth.ave = g cor Of 44th At. lOO4x1O0 Japha 10
ee, HsnTe.'S 7 S@aoeS S ayc 10 s the con
so'n gr 49, os Of ope to iepriet waTt w. 1880
NT and nd another @oy ro'sior anu $4,000
CouptanesI d III, 20 n In and wife 1900
IL lridge.st; Nol9. 26xIOO Mary W Trembey to ooo
1e1in aS - So IT Of 57ihst 22iOXio0i
} Hdases barcno anu nu'onna 10 10000
7lstsI, = $ 1909 ftwot Sd.avo. i52HiO2.2' DIV
Same Sroperty; q Underhii 10 Annie Drake ..
0'n jabGe s to or McPIide 10000
o'"t 10 q p ARdTae - a'o $4,000
and wife to Ella GESenheimer and another $4,000
To- MarS COOK oi 24OOo
1o4th.st S. 100 II q Of 2dave i5OxlOOiI; j
nHhcimeT ''. "o'' $4,000
Han g. - 1900
ssd.st. n :. $50 # e Of istavc iGs1l022 + Nc
CURE and another executors, 10 w wager f,oOo
Lot on Courand-ave. Maria Leicht to Mel. -
spp to " Parsons 10000
sane soh 10000
Dwight and wife to Mary Vredenburg6 1880
p HsrneT and andtheF 100
Rel and wife to r II Nay .'.......... 10000
Le1ingtonave " s. 605 II n Of 6istst 20x8)i W
Monitor to Thomas Pinckney. commandments.
same 1tPsr SstS'y ~oD'i c' executors same 10000
$50. Bernard SHERMAN aud another executors, -
TO BenOit WasserInan tOOO
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK Friday, Nov 9, 1882
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesrnom to-day
~ Bernard SYfyth.
/ plot Of land W = 7thave (Bonlevard, block front,
between 1884 and l2ith-st plot 2OllOX7oi noo ooo
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Ciip Real Cst1te tor 6dle.

BUSINESS property for Investment IN First,
- Third and Fourteenth Wards paying to per cent
net JOHN r PLATT, 265 broadway.
FOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
l. house, No 24S East 6lst-st. story brOwnsone.
rutland WHITING No . Beekmanst
EOR SALE.-Three-stOr high stOOp, base
mont houses 6Sth-st, I'd aud ID ready Tor
pancy $4,000 10 $1,000 Apply to JOAN d. CRIMMlNS,
lOS7 dave or 2lS East 68th St
TOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18th 10th 2Oh. 2st 22d 23d and 18th sts. west OF
4thave. irving Place; prices $50 900 100000
III. CARPENTER SO East 23dst, y. NJ. G. \. Building
TOR SALE.-Nos. $780, 1872, 1874 1x2d-st.,
Il 9th and 7thaves., Mount Morris Park three out OF
elegant new brown stones ia by % lot lOOll
perfect. days work appreciated whom
BARTLETT SMITH
TOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-st0ry and base
ment brownstone houses l74Xj2 feet; lot 100 feet II
inches fine location plumbing perfect fine cabinet finish;
DAYS work appreciated when seen. 80. 49, 3 West
1921 st. 9Th and 7thayes Mount Morris Park InfOr
nation on premises. owner and builder BARTLETT
SMITH
DOR SALE.-FOur-st0ry factory 4Gx100,
233 aud 80 East 2lstst; will make good Inv esmeut
owner J. W. FIELDER New Brunswick, y. J.
IN CREST OF LENOX HILLS. w. cor
~ ner Park AMI G9h-st Elegant houses Just finished
dnostly by days work. in Ola Colonial sy e." Easy to
make quaint and intetesting always open descriptive
WM. A. IiANKINsOy. 2l3 West 3lst,st,
OWN II. JACKSON & CO. UnIo6 sqaare, s. X.
THREE full lots on the Morningside Plateau,
12lstst east Of tho Boulevard the st Of the high
ground on eae ana with splendid view OF the surrounding
country the highest ground OF Central Park viii
be sold easy Apply owner. WAi. EN-
NINGs DEMOREoT, IS Elst lti.st, city.
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New pnblirailons.
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Stories Of the Knights Of the Middle Ages from the Ole
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ACROSS COUNTRY.

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0niumn Resorts.

GOOD BOARD and nursing can be obtained
" for children from earliest up in small private
family at Annadale. staten Island Mrs A FINK
DAVII.lON HOTEL, Islip, Long Island, will
i close November |. 1892 whi reopen March 81 1888.
JAMES SLATER of The berkeley owner aud proprietor
DLEASANT sunny rooms, with superior
Il board pure mountain air RIDGEDALE HOUSE, Mad
lsOn, n. j.
DECISIONS desiring TO economiZe can have
good board for the winter at low price country Two
hours City Hall Address A Il. c.. Cortlsndton Hud
son. ". Y.