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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11
soMlTHING BADLY NEEDED.
Efforts to be N ade for Q New Post
once.

OAhC0s
The need OF a new and more commo-
dious building in this city, for the use
of the Post office, the Custom house
and the United States Court, has long
been felt by not only business men but
all classes, and it has been subject Of
comment with strangers having bust
ness in the United States Court, that
the legal business Of the Government
was transacted in such miserable
cramped up quarters without accom-
modations for any, from the Judge
down to the reporters. when but q few
squares distant the county had such a
magnificent building for the accom-.
mediation of the State courts.
The rapid and constantly increasing
growth Of this city has caused cor
responding increase in the amount OF
mail matter daily passing through the
Post-otfice, and the present coOpcd up
quarters are totally inadequate for the
transaction ofbusiness.
An effort is now being made to secure
an appropriation from Congress for tue
erection of a new building, equal in
every respect to the County Court
House. Postmaster Swiggett Is in
hearty accord with the movement, and
there Is not the slightest doubt that
Senator Bayard and Congressman Lore
will use all the influence at their com
mand in furtherance of the movement
The active co-operation of business
men, and the citizens generally, IL nov
needed, and when the petitions ar
ready they should be signed by ever.
man who ever receives or sends letter
Other cities, not half the size of vii
mingtos. have had thousands Of dollar
appropriated for the erection Of govern
ment buildings, and il seems no NOR
than just that the metropolitan city o
the Diamond State should now receiv
her share, especially az the need is 81
great.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11
Exeursiona 10 Florida.

Tho Ocean Steamship Company Of Ssvan.
nah Is presenting extraordinary attractions
for this seasons travel TO Florida. Us Phil
adel hia and savannah Limo 10 equipped
with the larse and elegant steamships CITY
Of Savannah and City OF Macon, which sail
every Saturday alternately, In command Of
experienced officers. Excursion tickets from
Philadelphia W Jacksonville and return,
good until June lst, 1854, Sal.1O. which In
cudes meals and slater0ons. No extra ex.
peDses, Staterooms can be secured and
tickets Obtained ct the office Of the company
Is south Third street, Philadelphia. or II. q.
TAYLOR, Agent, IA Market street. Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11

Once Of the Chief sigma Offioe'
Washington, December II 10 .. III.
The weather in the Atlantic States ID
slightly warmer to-day with decreasing
temperature. Tomorrow promises to
be clear and colder.
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Improving.

MIR. A. p. Beecher, the photoRraps
who was severely injured last wee.
falling through a Wight al M !
dence, IL rapidly improving and W.,
able to be out In few days HIS 10
however, which was badly lnctIp
will be sore tor some time and he'
not be able to use II.
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ALleel0 G1vl lNlNrell.

About . o'clock this morning )
Wyatt, a small girl, was knocked
by a horse on Second street near Or
and severely injured. Her face,
and legs were badly bruised Sps
picked up and carried into her
No. 100 West Second street, she'
received medical attention.
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Fine Apes.

Messrs. Hay lett & Go. have a fine
assortment of Western apples at he
basement of the RErCnLICAN office,
which they are wAolesaIsing at very rea
SOnable rates
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MAR RlAGES,

yARylS-On the 9th ins,., at HIS re.iien,s
near Norwood, Pa, James W Jarvis
The relatives and friends - the family are
wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst, 10 leave
the house at 2 O'Clock Interment st Old
Baptist cemetery. More 5 Station, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11
POstnslned.

The select masquerade that was TO
have been gwen next Friday evening
in Horns building, No liz French
street, has been poisoned until Friday
evening December the 2lst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11
state Of tho ThermOm meter
q the REPUBLICAN ONCE In the shade
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
800 40 $50

Fem b Cos Thermometer registered
yesterday, so degrees at 8 p. H., As At
B p. m, and "A at 10 p. III.
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JOHN ?. ALMOND & CO..
CROCERS,
5. N. csnM Oh aai n,ftst Streets

Christmas will be here. We
are prepared for it with q
full line Of really fine Can
dies, Nuts, Fruits and every
thing in our line.
JOHN p. ALMOND 4 90.
Mixed Candies made by
Croft, Wilbur & Co., and
guaranteed pure for l5c. pc,
b. S. F. Whitman & Son.
mixtures from IS to Soc. pei
b.
JOHN r. ALLAOND 4 90.
Florida Oranges 30 to 6oc'
per dozen.
JOAN r. ALLM0HD 4 90.
Paper Shell Almonds,
Grenoble Walnuts, Sicily Fill
berts. Pecan & Brazil Nuts.
JOHN r. ALLMOND . 20.
Fine Cluster Raisins. csc.
per ID.
JOHN r, ALLNOND 4 co.
Pure Juice Cider 3oc. per
gallon. made by the Duffy
Cider Co.
JOHN p. ALLM0AD q 90.
Coutis White CASTLE Soap
in any quantity, CSC. per 10.
JOHN r. ALLAOND 4 ca.
Full size 3b cans Toma-
toes, ) cans for 25c. Bak-
er's corn Ioc. per can, String
Beans 3 cans for 25c., French
Peas ISc. per can. ) cans for
soc.
JOHN r. ALLnOHD 4 ~.
Cranberries from cape
cod, Paradise Meadow and
New Jersey.
JOHN r. ALLMOHD 4 CO
Richa rdson & Robbins lib
cans Plum Pudding Ioc per
can.
JOHN r. ALLMOBD 4 co.
Turkey Prunes 3ib for 25c., French
Prunes 10, l2ls, Is. Is and 4Oc. per h.
JOHN p. ALMOND Il CO.
Java Coffee &c. per n, An for 81
Maraoaibo &c per n, Oh for 81, Golden
Rio lsc psr ID, 6ib for 81, but one quail
ty and that the best.
JOH y =. n L1.nOND q w.
Damson and Raspberry, and Curraut
Jam, prepared by Keller. the finest In
the world, 900. per jar.
JOHN r. ALLMOND 4 CO.
Edam, Pineapple, Roquefort and New
York State Cream Cheese.
JOHN Il. ALLMOND 4 co.
Muscatel Raisins l2c per ID, ValeD
cias l0c., Currants Sc.
JOHN p. ALLNOSD Il 60.
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel oOc.
per n.
Inuu n hIIAlnun 2 m
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Bogus Fire Sales
M[SFlT GAGS !
AND
PRIVATE HOUSE uo0Ges PLAYED OUT
the WOODS

THE WOODS
40 10 speak, are full OF Cl0thinE
stores. kOme eHer impossible bar.
gains, depending upon deluslve
price.lists 10 attract trade. The
New Philadelphia Misunderstanding
Company pursueS another PlAn.-
We advertise nothing hut real
prices, and what We promise } on
can depend upon.
Rus FOR
Everything You see advertised ~
G heap, and 1n nine cases out Of te %
youth be sold. Never expect to Get
clothing Oh sspcr ss =, :. ,no,s 10
bio but when you get II At mann.
faciurers' prices. and you con 40
this NJ the New Philadel rh1A MAN
ufacturing Co., 1918 Market street,
you get IL . figures that Save I" gu
the retailerN' profits.
FOR LEAP YEAR
You will want to look nice, and II
In weIl.knOwu that dsess max -
the man. The Essex (assilnere Suit,
sold by tho New PniladeIphia Man:
uTact1ring Co, II all WOOL and
really the ,asme suit other cIOthters
sell for $40. DUR ~ Rugby Over.
coat IL q sOlld scr IL cable garment,
that will wear well aud look well
for years.
BECOMING.
Colder weather IL cOsning and u
you need new Clothing see our nls
Dress OvercOats 1t e8, $40 and 6I2
Rem esnber, We sell Ut mani factur'
erH's prices, or abOut enc third less
than Othe ask. Oar 0l2 Overc Oats
are satin. lined. For 814 We have
the fashionable Satin.Iined Cork
screw OvercOats which other
clOthiers will SSH yOu S15 for. Our
than others ASK 0l0, 4 and ol8 for
We know this to be . iact, or W.
WOuldn't say 40.
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r, r.. IlaOT.

manufacturing j"weIer, has on hann
full assortment OF American WAC" Il
rings aud lOCk"tr,
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u CATH y,

SHARP-M Cb .iNNEY-at Mt Salem Far
sonage, by the Rev j. T., smith. VIM
Sharp 10 label,a Nick innty, both Of this
city
I'M ITH-Dn the 10Th inst Amanda j.
Smith
Funeral from her late residence, New Ort,
Del. on THURSDAY, Doc. 1871, AZ o cIock,p IN.
Iuterment at St. ia ;nes Cemetery, Newport.
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Rlsh And oysters.

The best salt oysters in the city, fresh
Ash, and also homo made mince meat,
best quality, at 100 and 1872 King str Get.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11

Ferd Carson, tho merchant taiN
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-11

VYYANTED-A FARM TO WORK ON
w thirds, or take charge ofa dairy. Ad-
dress J. X. BROWN, 72s W. 9Th street, VIII
mtnxton decll-3ttw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

CAIRO, Sept 17-One death from cholera occurred
here to-day
LoNDos sept. 1.-THE latest returns from the agri-
cultural districts Ens land large ncreasein the
fOot-a nd.InOutb disease among cattle.
ALEXANDRIA Sept. 1.-Two OF the men who were con-
vcted participation the in this city ar-
ter s evacuation by Arab Pacha hanged to-day.
DURHAM. sept. ia detachment OF troops has been
ordered TO proceed Immediately 10 Okowe. Zuuland.
MADRID Sept 17-liuiz ZDrrillas organ. Ell POrUener.
publishes letter from Geneva declaring that II the
constitution OF 1869 be- re.estabsled IN spain Zorria
viii renOunce all revolutionary action and accept legal
struggle In order 10 realize the republic
LoSDoS. Sept. IA dispatch to local news agency
from Vienna states that the Porte has instructed Said
Pacna the Turkish Ambassador at Berlin, To sound the
German Government respecting a Turko German si-
auce Turkey. IN the event OF a brtween Germany
aud France undertaking to make diversions upon tue
French IN Iuus and Aigeria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
GRIMES and CASUALTJES-BY TELEGRAPH.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.


CoIUNDIA 5. c., sept. 17-ln the Shields
s,,ion urder trial at charlotte C Saturday, T L.
stG. was ouud guilty Of MURDER and was seneucsi 10 be
on OetoUer H. shields shot sltton for bsraynghIs
sister and reIu sing 10 marry nor -
A FATAL QUAHkELAMoSG THIEVES.
RosT1N sept l7.-"lOm" Barry, alias Liverpool
Iacr and eorgo Huston. two wellkGown thieves, had
this tho division Of plunder during
which il uson was stabOcd by hairy ana proDaby fatally
wounded
KNOCKED FROM A NAL BOAT AND DRoWNGn
rRoY, H. Y, Sept. l7.-the sterrSman of the
hat 40 was struck by tho te, knocked into tho canal
and drowned H name Is unknown Dni bis w'clo IA ths
nropreor the United atss Motel uDao anu ne leaves
tour sisters in oeventy.sixih-st, Now-fork.
MUkpERE FOR FOUR DOLLARS.
TvrNToN g. j Sept. II -Coronrr Bower is IN.
xasratnT the cause OF the death OF Washington Brown
eooed WAS 10 und iesensioe yesterday
,rTng aud last night II IL thought that ho
murdered for dollars which ho hsd in his pocket
AsAILi Nu PAKTY UNDER AR. EST. q.
puuADrLPIlA Scut IA party ut SIX young
uenwept for sail yesterday and aeruiuging2 luor aud
mating among IN the boat they rotnned TO tho
cy with one numbe JOhn Meeh~n. missing TAsy
t1 several stories 10 hs sApp and wsle
All arrested OF the' told person that they had held
Mseaan's head under water uatil no was drowned
PASSING WORTHLESS BILLS
BOSTON, sept. 17.-Malor McGTath. OF tho
Untsl states secret Service reports that persons
recently passed worthless bills upon 6o,tnn lrs1:msn
Thsss 6ii, are headed Irish spUbo aud PDfpott 70 DC
~ Ssavu ~ .ysIisn T. o. pToSably staining fsr ktnsa
Sisi s,cretery Penisn Brother hcpil lhc Dds "eu'd
readily be tsien for - United states lreasnif NOTES.
DUEL BETwEEN MEXIcASs. y,
GALVESTON, Tex. sept. T..A uispa.om 70 Val al
a .nnts. ~ sfhs,siu law had fanny dssEsemeut snd
e ssoa du,nE loo lndePoodtne esieo.
.n ns.n syct and settle their differences Vidal disabled
tantss By suislo stsh and ;soasAt lAs' osn''s WI"
die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA.

PARIS, Sept 1.-The National states that the
Marqus rseng is treating directly with Prime Min
lister Ferry. and that NJ. Waddingron. French Am
bassador to London. is assisting The negotiations.
NJ. Waddington had an interview with NJ.
Ferry to-day, lasting an hour and half, during
which he recounted the conversation which be had
with the Marquis Tseng at Waner Castle.
It's announced that Prime Minister Ferry will
take charge of the Department Of Foreign Affairs
during the absence of NJ. Chaeme- -Lacour.
The Repubiique FraRcaise, IN editorial article.
urges that 1t IS to the material interests of all
European Powers to make common cause with
France against the raising 10y China of barriers to
commerce.
LONDON, Sept, ia dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Parts says the rumors Of
dissenslon In he French Cabinet have been revived
and IL Is thought they will result III the retirement
OF NJ Chal euIcl- Lacour
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than if he went in there appr we'd by me- l & was
able to communicate with some OF nv irlenus "non
l found what was going and have six sure
votes out of the fifteen delegates who Will vote IoI
anv man name from the district. Draper may 10
elected after all. but know that the R'noral sehs
ment in Albany Is that any other man shonln I'D, pe
chosen. The Indignation at the treachery OF tnoso
men is quite as great among Half breeds as among
others. The people in Albany know that gave
these whatever they have. and square men
always despise treachery wherever they see IT,
The imp ession has got abOut that all GUS con-
troversy was "a political comedy rehearsed between
these two Stawars for the sake OF the IMPRESSION
Epon the public. There is no foundation for snch
an idea. however. A prominent anti-machine he
publican who talked with Mr.. Smvtb to test tne
correctness of this theory. said afterward: lie Is
q most indignant man ; the fight ia genuine" MI.
Smyth says that under circumstances VIII ne
take the place. His friends profess readiness to
throw their votes for the strongest antl-macnlhe
man In Albany il they can elect HIM
over Draper. Among those talked of are r: l..
Judson and Matthew Hale. The election of either
to any place by the efforts ( John +. Smyth would
indeed mean an extraordinary change III Albany
politics. A well-known politician said to-day:
guess we'll see John /. Smyth in the Hall Breed
camp in Albany before long," and he laughed up
roariously at the idea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
ACCIDENTS At SEA.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ia cable dispatch was
received In tns city today from Captain flames. OF the
brig D. c. Chapman, dated Monsgo Bay, ia. September
II which states that vessel dsmantled Sep
tember H. aud was wrecked yesterday the OF
Jamaica. Tue brig was bound from Nayassa FOR
Baltimore
sAvANSAu, Ga, Sept. 1.-The steamship city or Co.
lumbus from Boston, arrived here to-day, having on
hoard the captain and o the bark Arthur c. Wade
which WAS nun into and sunk oil Nantucket IN fog
ThuTsday might
soNCRs POINT, ". j., Sept. 1.-The schooner john
Auua OF this place from New York with lime bound TO
Corson's Inle struck CorsOns IncU bar this morn
ing aud ied with wafer. she has since drlfted on and
Ia now ashore on the main beach. sue Will probably
YaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
AAGLO-iRINH AFFAIRS.
O'DONNELL'S ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND.
HIS EASY DEMEANoR RRIGERATING FORMER
RrATEMENT@.

Ills EASY DEMEANoR - RFIGERATING FORMER
STATEMENTS.
LONDON. Sept 17.-O'DOnnell WAS not taken 10
Plymouth. rs antlcipa ated. but was landed South
anpton. lie MAINTAINS an easy demeanor, reIterates
his former statement that IN killing Carey ne only
acted in srlt-detence and expresses himself conf
dent of acquittal.
The authorities at the last moment decided to
take O'DOnnel to Southanpto on instead of To Ply
mouth IL isnot known whether this course
taken because of information received
by the police relative TO tho move
ments of sympathzers with the prisoner. In reply
70 questions, Donncll stated that he had
pleasant voyage. that he had not been placed IN
IRONS nor handcuii'd; that his cnstodans treated
hun with remark able kindness, allowing MIN to go
up on deck mornings and afternoons, aud that his
meals were served to him IN his own cabin. ODon-
nell has an Irish cast of countenabce aud piercing
black eyes He shook hands heartily with the de-
lectIves, who received him from the Cape police
men. $500
II "a reported that ODonnell has said that he does
not much mud OHing uied Tor the muriel Oi
Carey but that ne - AFRAID that hc VIII be- TccOg-
uized by the Dolce partclpa IN othor Affairs.
The Railway car IN which ODouuell VIII be coI-
ycyed 10 London and the carriages preceding and
following IT. will be hlled with policemen.
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DELEGATES FROM MANY POINTS.

AUBURN, Sept. 17.-The Republicans OF the
lid District OF Cayuga elected following delegates to
represent them the Republican state Convention s.
+. Payne W. A. White. c. g. White, ir., and Leander
Fitts They are unpedged.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 1.-THE following are tho delegates
from the lid District Of Onondags: Carroll E. Smith
Forest G. Weeks, John ID. Kenyon. F. s. Hall and NJ s.
Beach.
RoNDoUT Sept. 17.-The delegates to the convention
Taylor and j. n. Vanderlyn.
TARRYTowS, sept 1.-THE Ist Assembly Republican
District Convention selected the following delegates
W. b. Davidson. ID. d. Earle, Thomas s. Thompson to
schluDohn, Jacob Belr aud jacob Ackerman; to the
Judicial Convention, +. L Lovett stephen IL Thayer,
William c. Kelly and W. H. Davidson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.
THE EXCHANGE BANK FAILURE.

MONTREAL, Sept. 17.-Contrary to expectation
collapse OF Tue ETohange Bank has not created mucn
The STOCK market only slightly agiated
and the banks winch had e advances well secured
Bills OF Uank sold AL way up from 90 10 80 per
cent, which the highest amount offered at midday
oicers OF the Hanover National Bank said yester-
day banks connection with the exchange Bank
was simply that OF New.York correspondent. No
accommodation had been Afforded the Montreal in
suuton. The latter has a credlt with the Hanover
Bank and drafts honored the amount Of $4,000
by the Hanover suspension OF the Exchange Bank
was "a surprise To the ucors ~ the Hanover Bank aud
tney expressed The opinion that II would only be TEN
pOrary. The sto, knOldcIs ia event probably would
be the only losers, aud they to Only small extent.
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BRUTALLY SAULTED BY 4 NEGRO.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnuyE.l /

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 17.-On Satur-
day evening wbie,Miss Mary Picket, white age four
teen years, WAS walking in the woods few hundred
yards from her house. Jasper Marion County, this
State, she was assaulted by "Wash" Pickett negro,
age twenty-five The screams OF the girl attracted the
attention of an Irshman, VINO was working IN "A field
near by, who 10 the girls The negro fed
pursued by the Irshman and others The negro
taken Jasper and lodged In in but there being
evidence that q mob forming TO hang him, 10 was
thought best to bring him TO this city, aud accordingly
Mr.. Rankin Deputy Sheriff OF Marion County. reached
this to-day With the prisoner The girl consider
ably bruised III her struggle, but otherwise unnured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
A PLAN TO ROB rHE MISSOURI TREASURY

AN EX-CoNVICT's CONFFssION-HGs STORY DOUBl Ed
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia man in Jefferson
CITY represented himself as nyct told State
Treasurer Chappcu that h0 aud four other men had
perfected plan to state Treasury az next
Tuesday Mr. Chappeli questioucd the man closely aud
found him well informed regarding tho interior arrange
mcuts OF the Ireasurers Office Aitor making
poutment for another interview with the Mr.
Chappel laid the matter before Deputy warden Brad
bury Of the Penen lazy. who recOgnI Il the man as
Dutch Charley" who has served several terms In tue
MssOuri ii other penlientlaucs THO man failed 70
keep his appointment and The quesOu among officials
now is whether ne hoaxi1Z Mr. Chappel or there
was really a plan 10 rob thr Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
FRANCE, CHINA AND ANAM.
HosTILITIEs SUSPENDED IN ToNQUIN.
THE FRENCH WAITING FOR REIyFoRcEMENTs-coN
l,IrH rrLr

THE FRENCH WAITING FOR REINFORCEMENTs-CoN-
TRACTS FOR GUNBoATs WITHDRAWN.
Hone KoNG, Sept. I7.-General Bouet has ar
rived here from Hanoi Warlike preparations in
Tonqmn have been suspended until the arrival of
reInforcements from France.
II is believed that General Bouet's arrival here
means his removal from active command.
The Black Flags threaten the French outposts
which have Withdrawn to Hanoi until reinforce
ments arrive.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-The French Government has
withdrawn its orders to construct river gunboats
for service in Tonquin, which had recently been
given TO English firms, account of inability to
agree upon the terms of the contract.
LONDON, Sept. II. - The StdnddrFs Hong
Kong dispatch states that the severity of
the blockade Of Tonqun has been so far
relaxed "a to allow vessels to proceed to their
ports OF destination after being searched for articles
cOntraband of war. There is great lack of har- =
mOny between the French civil aud military
authorities in TonquiD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
STARTING FOR RICHFIELD SPRINGS.

COMPARATIVELY IUW Ut IIC UVItEdE-o 10 VIV
Republican State Convention have taken their depar-
ture for Rchaeld Springs John j. O'Bnen went there
ON saturday. Bernard BigIn and Robert g. NcCord
left here yesterday. The great majority will 10 10 day
Many will take the 1890 H. train from the Grand
Central Depot Others Will 20 by the way OF
the DelaN are, Llckwanna and Western Railroad Both
roads have made special rates Some OF the Kings
County delegates went up TO Albany on the steamer
Drew OF the Peoples Line, last night Among these
were EX-Assemblyman Waring EI.Aderinan Dsvl VI.
Stewart aud James Johnson. John i. Henry, Amor Sc
Snow, +. :. Gardner and General Henry l.. Treman,
dc legatiOn from the Au-Monopoy faction, also went up
on the Drew. They viii endcayor 10 have an anti-mo.
nopoy plank incorporated IN the platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
LGERMAN BLCENTENNIAL.
Inr TELEGRAPH 70 rHE rRtBUSs.I

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 1.-THE various
German societies OF Trenton meeting last night de-
termned TO celebrate In htting manner tho blcenten
NAL anniversary OF the st settlement OF Germans In
TINS country that OF thirteen families Germantown
October q. 1888 f. C. STAN, president, Anton Jaeger
secretary and Executive Committee OF twenty dye
were appointed carry plans which include street
ptrndr and addresses by day and bali IN the evening
The profits, II any VIII 40 TO St Fiaocis Hospital
German societies from all the surrounding part OF tue
state Will participate. AS the anniversary falls
SUNDAY celebration will not take place until Monday
October z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18
A LARGE NATIoNAL LEAGUE MEETING.

DUBLlN, Sept. l7.-lhsre was mass-mcetlng of
the lrIsh National League at Carrick-on- Shannon
on sunday at which over $4,000 persons were
present Mr. Thomas Power OCOnnOr. Member of
Parliament for Galway. delivered a stirring speech
IN favor of liome Rule Tor Ireland. The meeting
adopted resolutions declaring that the Irish
National League will never Its efforts until
native Irish parliament is established. A large
meeting of the League also held at Mallow. at
which Mr. William OBricn. NJ r. Editor of The
United ireland. made address. lie urged has
hearers to pcrseYeie "A their determination TO win
the Independence ot ireland from r. gIsh dOmlha-
ion by peaceful means If possible, out 10 win IL at
All haZafdA