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Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

The delegates to the Republican State
Convention are to be elected next Bat
urday, but they do not know yet where
the elections are to be held In the re-
spective wards. 1t Is the business Of
the ward committees to select the place,
and when they arc selected the REPUB.
LCAN will announce the place, II mott.
fed. The election for the Second ward
City OF Wilmington, will be held at
the FELTON, House, and for the Northern
Chris.iana Hundred. at the
yellow school house, near sterlpg's
store,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
The WIfe's Tears

The old toper's story to the u tSsrSI|
as told by the Rev. ". b. Mu% Il
the Alliance meeting yesteluss; mad
worth repeating. The youu msi.I
vited him to drink. he Pro,ub s I'D
70 If they would drink Wls W. .''
They agreed, and he called ! lo' s,p3
of water. thry demanded a' aui
ton. He said to them. yes ,%a,s, A
left me drunk on the sea ~ s." II,
lay there in the cold all nlsI' no 81 N
hunted me up, and asker an.kej|
could do anything for me- ! :" n' A a
glass of water she went , w Al
near by and brought me '' bpr q
passed it a tear rallied down an III Ii|
and dropped into the wafer, a a" u|
it, but it struck home i0I ,It ID
have thought deeply over i have
and have concluded thai ! t, rr Il
drinking my wife's tears s' lv'S list
Young men l have drank NY
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
Asasult and Raltcry.

Edward Lynch was charged before
Judge Cummins this morning with
an assault and battery on
W. j. Qliglsy, on the 18Th Of March.
The testimony showed that Lynch IL q
blacksmith In the p, W. & b. Rail.
road shops, and that the complainant
was his helper. On the above date they
had some words about fixing the fire,
when Lynch struck him. He plead
guilty to the charge, and was fined -
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
The Stereopticon Exhibition,

which so delighted many of our citi-
zens a few weeks ago, illustrating
" Paradise Lost and Regained," as
given by Rev. j. }. Jones, will be
given Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at Union A. M Il. church, French
street, near Twelfth. Mr.. Jones is
raising funds to educate missionaries
for Africa at Wilberforce University.
This is a worthy cause and should be
aided by all. Season tickets for two
evenings, 50 cents for lady and gentle.
man each evening, 80 cents general
ad m ission, 20, 10 and 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets.

By reason of stormy voy.
ages the ships carrying Mat
tings from China have been
delayed and some lost one
with 900 rolls went down
last month, and another due
a month ago has not yet been
heard from, consequently the
tendency will be for higher
prices later in the season.
Our stock was completed in
January from the first arri-
walls, and at the lowest prices
we have known Tor years.
A heavy fancy Mating in
twenty different styles is %
cents, specially pretty and
good. A splendid number
Of jointless royal mattings in
fancy and white, will be so
cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
TAtnaIl Brothers

have received direct from the packers
Two car loads of the best cut hay ever
brought to this market. 1t is put up
into large bales weighing over two
hundred pounds each. They have put
ia d large cross-cut saw, which is ope-
rated by their gas engine, to saw these
bales into more convenient size. Call
and see it operated. 10l Maryland
Avenue.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
DEATHS.

the 4th inst BENJAMIN
Garrett. at his residence. Upper Darby,
Delaware County, Pa, in the 93d year Of
his age.
Funeral from, Friends Meeting House,
Darby Borough, on cd Gay, Sth inst, to meet
at l. O'clock.
DAVY-ln Philadelphia, on Saturday. the
9TH inst, Miss Mary 5. Davy.
Funeral On Tuesday, tho Sth Inst. from the
r., W. & X. Station, On the arrival OF the
train leaving Philadelphia ut ll.tb a. III. In
terment Ut the Wilmington and Brandywino
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
Congress-

80 on SATURDAY
In the U. S. Senate, o ~, establish
Morgan introduce, . - w. The BIS1
Bureau of Silk CuIti'r,t' ,,sd for y
ucational bill was deu '.ive session
hours. After an executive
Senate adjourned; iii, fcrfeitlIus|
In the House, the dr. land M
Oregon Central Railroad Int init not
acres) was discussed hppropf
bill was passed. A"J0"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
Wanamaker : Brown,
Oak Hail, \. E. cor. sixth aud Mar.
ket Streets, Philadelphia.
THOMAS MARION,

NOTICE i, THOMAS MARION,
~ tenant OF the hotel corner OF Townsend
and A streets, IN the Second Ward OF
the city. Of wilmington, County Of New Cas-
tie, and STATE OF Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements of the acts Of the Gener-
al Assembly In such casc made and provided,
DO hereby give notice that | shall apply In
writing to the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Oft State of Dca-
vale In and for New Castle County, on Nom
day, the 18th day o. Msy, A. d.. 1854, being
the next term Of said Court, for II license for
said house as An inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors in less guam
ties than one quart, 10 be drank on the prem
ises and tn. following respectable citizens
Of sad ward recommend the said application,
viz.
William NJ "Cull0ngr, John T.. Eastburn,
H. & K"nhlc, NJ. D., Peter Miller.
Jane stafford, ". u. Phillirs,
x. II. Tayl >, william II. Turner,
J q. Jersey, Peter X. Miller,
Henry Uugan, W.. r. Windish
John Ford, George NJ. Lucas,
Charles Il. Stevenson, George Hume,
Daniel Morgan, W. II. Ha-tlove,
Z. W. Cook, John Abbott,
4. Is. Newell. Frank stewart.
l.. crank Watson, Daniel Callahan.
George NJ. Lewis. George W. stanton.
a'-3t THOMAS MARION.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

A CARD.-TO ALL WHU AXE SUF
~ fering from the errors and indiscre.
tons OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cav, loss Of manhood. etc. Il will send recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
siOnary in south America. Send solf-ad.
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 4.
lNMAN, station II, New York City.
mare cod dAw-ly
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

Sewing machines repaired and guar
anteed to give satisfaction by VIM. +.
Crossley, sewing machine agent, 2O2
w. Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

Buy needles, oil, shuttles, parts, ETC.,
for all kinds of sewing machines OF
VIM. f. Crossley, agent, ZOE w. Seventh
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

Once Of the Chief Signal Oncer
Washington, April 7, 1884.
The weather to-day is pleasant in 9
large section of country. Tomorrow
increasing cloudihess and threatened
rain
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

In Imported Turcoman
Curtains we have six styles
of cross stripes in olives,
crimson and COLDS, only one
pair Of each, which would
make handsome double door
hangings. They cost to i'm.
pcr' $22 per pair. and we
shall close them out at $l4
per pair.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
ARRlAGEE.

KI.lNE-1KOVER- In Philadelphia, on
the 23d OF March, 1855, by Rev. Z. b. 9real,
Mr.. Aaron 5. Kline to Miss Helen A.
Grover, both Of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

Fem Il Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, 53 degrees at 8 p. M, "A at
. p. M, and 80 at Top. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets,
Carpet rooms.
We have just opened a
handsome line in different
styles Of India Linen en-
broidered dresses, containing
l3 yards material, a yards
wide trimming, 4 yards
narrow ming, making a
beaut full and elegant dress.
They are $3.50, Sc, 81, ST.
80, SIS. So, $40 and SIP, You
would not sit down and en-
broider one for three times
the money.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

Mr.. Charles A. Do .,s., eiyyOams i
to his home in this city, ',, ,i sih
full tour through the sou'"'
etts minstrel troupe
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

NYANTE'HAGENTS FOR FOWLER
w Spring Beds. 1913 Walndt street.
a72tl 8. Il. CRAP, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

NTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
w tobacco raiser, a situation. Apply ut
ia Tatnnli street. aT-2td. itwt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

r OSr. STRAYED OR STOLEN
IL White setter dog, red spot on back,
comes by lame Of NED Also water
Spaniel. cou'cs by name OF JACK. A liberal
reward will be given for their return to Az
King street. a'.itk
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
ENTERTAINMENTS

E1OR SALE OK EXCHANGE-A MOE
4 little piace of Sax acres, well located
near Wilmington, land Of the beet quality
for small fruits or truck. Will be sold low
and on easy terms or would exchange for city
property. Address for particulars Fruit
and Truck" this office. a7.3t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
n and times If Frederick Douglass, writ.
ten by himself. VIII pay salary to intell-
gent and honest coIOred mon or women.
BAIRD 4 MlTCHLLL, Publishers. AIS
Market street, Wilmington, Dol. a7-3t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07

NANTED-BOAR AT NO. 4l2
w King street Gentlemen preferred
Also table boardeis. a7-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
WIN B. SHARP,

One lot of % dozen Cora
line Corsets, with side steels,
extra length and strength,
nicely embroidered in white
and colored, and all SIZE are
the best Corset we ever had
for so cents. You Should
see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-07
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets,
carpet rooms.
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3aiier @ilbelm 1tno Die i61fuarse
0iaI ~

Giner gorrefponbens Der rMasb. g."
aus @aftein, ben 27. Suli, elttnebrlen
mir: Ser Safer iiebt 10 frii6 un6 beiz
ter aus, als mdren bie lebten fiinf3ebn
Sabre obne alternben @infIuB an linn
poribersegaugen. ST aeiste ii6 geftern
Der Gurmu1if am Gdfenfter 1einer @ob=
nung i'm 8abeldloB unb tdgli@, bel
guten Wetter ieben i'm bic @ursdite auf
Der &ailerpromenaoe, beren ginsang
bur6 cine nit beutf6en unb Oiterrei6iz
i6en Sabnen geI6mUdte gbrenpforte
ausgesei6net if. 9lu6 an Der Dem
Safer geb6rigen ebangelif6en Stride
itebt cine gbrenpforte. Serner ift Der
Balloon feiner Wobnung nit Seifons unb
einem W. geaiert. Dies Sabr bat Der
&aifer na6 feiner am Is. Sllli erfplgten
Mnfunft, f9on am II. bic ri6par3e
2isl" beiu9t, bas iit cine fii66ffli9 Der
&aiferpromena6e, aber bOber als biefe
gelegene Wirtbf6aft, beren Sn9aberin
3tpar 6 gpa Gid beiBt, bic aber ielbit
oo6 in aler Munb rbie i6par5e 2isl"
genannt tpir6, unb tpirfli6 1T 1ie
i6DdrSiid, ibr 9aar fdngt ie6p9 an
iilberfarben sll tperoen. Sie ui9tpar3e
2isl" bat cine Seselbabn, tpel6e Die
9erren bonn @efolge bes &aifers fait
tdglib beiu6en. Nm II. nun, als bas
&egelipiel flott int @ange mar, bieB es
pl6bli9: 9ie Meajefdt! 9aun
elite bic 2isle in freubiger Grregung
benz faiierli6en @6nner entgegen, Ser
ibr Die 9anb rei6te un6 fragte. vMun
9isl, tpie gebt bas @ei9dft; i9 febe,
Sbr babt tpieber angebaut 1nb 10 fon1mt
Sbr bortpdrts; bas III re9t." 2isl
0anfte Dem &aiier unb faete in ibrer
bieberen, reioluten Weiie, tpie lie @i1
frelte, Maieitdt tpieber gu ieben.
Ser &aiier Dat 6er rf6tparaen 2isl"
aud einmal ieinen Namen auf ein BIatt
gei6rieben, tporauf nod eine &eibe
biiforii6er Namen DON Ben eSrbabern
gef6riebeu, folgen. 9ieies 8latt lit eine
Oenfwiirbigteit, oeiIen Snbalt i9 Sbnen
bier Diebergebe: Sen 2S. Suit 1877.
WiIbelm. Muguff prins bon Wurt=
temberg. 6. b. Manteuffel. b. Wil=
motpsfi. b. 2tn6eqliif. 8raf perpon=
der. b. @lern. @raf 9ebnborf. b.
MlbebDa. 9r. b. 2auter. b. Minterfelb.
b. 8rau9iti9. Otto b. 8iilop. @raf
2ebnborfs s&eimar. b. 8ismard. 1877.
8euif. Bort. St. Simant." Dieies
8latt 1T iebt eingerabntt un6 nit einem
&ran5 bon @belmeiB unb Gornblumen
umgeben. Mls BET &aiier bamals feinen
Namen auf 6as 8latt gei6rieben, fagte
er CUR 2isl: pNun, 9isl, llaBt bas 8latt
bor feinem @nsldnber ieben, fonft etits
fiihrt. er es @u6." 9ie 2isl bepabrt
oafelbe aud ipie elm 9eilistbutn, unb
tpenn fie's seigt, 10 bleibt fie 10 lange,
big es tpieber in ibren 0dnben 1T. 3u
oes Raifers goloner 9odaeit bat au9
bic 9isl ibren @liidpunf9 gefenbet un6
6er &aifer bat ibr bann perl6nli6 ges
banft, ibr aud fein Bib berebrt. @o
1T bic ufdmar3e 2isl4 gar fols auf bic
@Dnnerf6aft bes &aiiers un6 es 1T in=
terefant sa feben, tpie lire Mugen leu6=
ten, tpenn fie bon r@taiefdt" ipri9t. 9ie
8elu9er BON @aitein beridumen ni1t,
Bel ber ni@tparjel1 2isI" bor3ulpre9em
un6 eitten S9pppen uSnroler" Bel ibr
su trinten; fie tpeiB aber, tpie fie iast,
glei9, ob elmer ibrer @dite pein 3ei=
tungsf@reiber" lit.
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1tnbeil lit 1effiftet

6ur6 i6le6te &o6erei, sdbes Gleii6,
0a9ttpa6en, @ei@dftsiorgen, unregel=
mdBige 2ebern, unfreun6li6e 5tim=
mungs f9le9te 8erbauung unb unrei=
neg 8lut. 8iel 6iefes unbeils fann
beieitigt merben, 6ur6 ben @ebrau6
BON 8romn's Srot 8itters, bas befe
Stdrfungsmittel, ie geina9t. Srau
@milie CRAWFORD, &eiosbille, @a.,
f6reibt: uNa9 bem @ebrau9 bon
8roun's Sron 8itters iinb mir iiberz
seugt, oaB es Naes 1T, mas es beane
fpru@t, elm gutes un6 5uoerldfiiges
5tdrfungsmittel." Saufenoe bon Mn=
bern fpre6en in berielben @eiie.
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: Ser beutf6e Neidstaa bat cine

= Ser beutf6e &ei9stag fat zines
ieiner ftrei.bariten @titglieber, bic ul=
tramontane p@ermania", ben berborra=
genbheH ibrer leitenben @eiiter, berlo=
ren. Ser ipdbrenb Der Sage bes &ul=
turfampfes Dielgenannte pater Maiun=
te bat auf alle felne politif6en Stellen
unb Gunftionen per3i6tet, ba er bon
ieinent geiitli6en 0orgefebten benz
Giirfterabii9of BON 8reslau, gum pfars
rer In So6fir6 bei @logau einberufen
tDuroe. Sn Berlin fiibrt man bas 8er=
fdtDinben Maiunfes bon Der G6au=
btbne auf politif6e @riinbe 3uriid. gr
foll @inbtborif unbequem getuorben
fein. Do9 foa Maiunte fdon Dor biez
len Sabren ertldrt baben, baB ibm cine
eintrdsli9e pfarre ii6er fei, iobaIb in
6er Breslauer Oi6cefe georbnete 3us
ftdnbe uieber eingetreten feien. Sod
tir6 bat atpar ttur 203 gintpobner, aber
es ift Elm Wanfa6rtsort.
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= @ie bic 6ran3oien bas rebielisite,
10 iinb bic @ngldnber oas f9reibi ieligfte
0olf Der Welt. 9iab Muspeis beg
neuefen Sabresberi6ts Der britii9en
poftberpaltung tuurben in Dem 3eit=
raum bonn 81. Mdr5 1883 Big 81. Mdr3
1884 im8ereinigten &0nisrei6e ], ,322,s :
089, 900 8riefe bef6rbert, mas auf ben
2opf ber 8eb6lferl,ng eine Mnaabl BON
81 8riefem alasma6t. Sm borberge=
gangeneM Sabre betrug biefe 0nr6=
f6nitts5ifer nur 35, tpdbreno glei63eiz
tig in ben Ser. Staten bon 9fproame=
rita 21, in 9eutf@lan6 II, Granfrei6
16. Stalien Z unb Spanien 5 8riefe
auf ben 2opf Der Beb5lferung entfelen.
Wtan bere6net ben Nnpa9s ber 8eo0l=
feruttg auf nur l Yroeent idbtli@; fos
mad erf6eint bic 3unabme ber natio=
nalen @Drreiponbena breimal gr6Ber,
als bic 3unabme Der Gopf5abl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-25

correspondence. gfeuz8raunfeIs, 19.
4uguif. Geitatten sic mir in be1t
Spalten Sbres gei6dbten 8lattes ben
PlaB fiir einige 3eilen ber 8eri6tigung
Der in Summer 9 bur9 cine Gorrespons
beng 6es Serrn lus. Sled gena6ten
Mngaben iiber Sic San Nntonio unb
Se9uinftraBen. Sd bin @isentbiimer
bon 100 Nder 2ano feit Suni 1880.
als i'd faufte, mar bic obere StraBe
mad @eguin reforbirt als an ber 9torb=
grenae bieies @tiides laufenb, aber, tpie
oies auf unbenubten freiIiegenben 2dn=
bereien Der Sall ift, ie na6 Der 8eI1afz
| fenbeit 6es 8ooens bon ben fe 8ez
brau9enoen mebr mad fiibli6er &i9z
tung bin befabren. Q(uf einen Mntrag
bat bic @omntiiioners=@ourt bic tpabre
Gage beiIelben bur9 ben Surbepor un=
terfu6en un6 lit nebereinftimmung nit
ben &eeorbs feffgefent unb als 5traBe
erfer &laiie auslegen laf1en. OaB iebt
bic lang beitebenbe StraBe ni9t mebr
nit bem gnbpuntte Der StraBe BON Sc
guin aus suiammentrifft, 1T bur6 bic
8erlegung Der lebterett mebr na9 Siis
ben bur6 bic Beb6rbe BON Guadalupe
gounfp DDr ettpa stpei sSabren berurz
fa9t, tli6t bur9 Die bon Berar gouns
tD. Die bor langen Sabret am @nos
panfte Der San Nntouio 9traBe gez
ma6te ginfabrt in ben gibolo lit berz
nd9ldffgt unb bur9 &egett ausgema=
fden tDor6en. 10 baB fi9 Die &eiienben
an berf9ie6enen Stellen Nuffabrten ges
ma6t batten, ie nod ibrer 8equemli1s
feit auf ben freiliegenben ufer. Sic
tpirb aber burb mid tpie6er fobrbar
betgeffellt iperben lllb bic Sur9fabrt
an elmer Stelle, nit tpel6er 6err @erz
ner fi9 einberfan6en erfldrt bat. 9ie
Srainer 9ale StraBe mar, ebe baB i9,
in GDmal gountD tpobnbaft, babon
&unbe bate, aussele9t iporben. 9tuf
meinen Nntrag biu,. bat bic gountDz
Beb6r6e bieielbe na6oen1 alien geieb=
li6en 8orf9riften babel na6sefomnteil
mar, beflegett lai5ert auf gutes Serrain.
9ieie StraBe omeiter &laiIe lit ni6t,
tpie @infenoer angiebt, ba6ur9 boppelt
berldngert tporoet, fonoern tti9t ei1z
mal um Elm @e9fel, tpie aug benz ge=
ri9t beg County, Surbenors leidt su er=
fabren iit. I'm bic 8erbinoung Der
bort anfdiiigen 8eipobner nit Der Sir
DIE, S6ule, S9mie6e, @tore &c. 3u erz
lei@tern, babe i9 bas 2anb fur cine
StraBe britter &laiIe freitpillig bergege=
ben. 9err pfeil bat, als i6 NIT ibm
unb 9errn Werner bic ganae Sadie auf
Die freun6i6aftli9fte Weiie beipra9en,
feline NeuBerung getban, baB er bic bonn
@inienber angegebene Nbii9t babe, ben
gingang in Guadalupe GountD ser fir
i'm llno feline Sta6barn 70 giinftis ges
legenen StraBe ab5ufen5en, ba biefe bic
gntfernung um cine gauge Meile, aliD
Bin unb surid I'M atpei Meilen abfirat
| unb tdgli6 bon ibnen beHubt miro.
| Nu6 tDiirbe babur9, baB 0err Mil=
belm Sierfs iotpeit feiner ginfriebi=
gung om llfer beg SluiIes 3uridgeblie=
ben 1T, &aum genug fiir cine 8erbin=
6ung britter 9fafle nit Der Seauinz
| GtraBe iein, faas, mas i6 bur9aus
ni9t glauben fam, 9err pfeil gerabe
big sur @renae fen3en miirbe.
Carl GpppIin,
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8lut fie6enb beiB bur6 bic Mbern rollte,
tpenn er lire bellen 9lugen nit einem
9tusbrud auf ieinen &ibalen seri6tet
lab, BET pebr 8rabe tief in bas 5er5
orang un6 ibm &unbe gab, baB Die
Stunbe tpobl gefommen iei, mo es oem=
felben berg6nnt iein tpiirbe, I'M ibre
9anb an5ubalten. Wenn bod @nna
Maria's Nugen nur ein einsig Mal 10
auf Inn gerubt bdtten!
9ieier @ebanfe gab bem &ansler feline
&altbliitigfeit auriid, in6em er iid fagte,
baB bieier Gall ME eintreten tper6e. ST
sins mod tpeiter ieittudrts un6 10 bi6s
ter an @rdfin Margaretba beran, bic
augeni6einli9 bur6 bieie lange Inter
baltung ausge5ei6net tperben iollte.
(GortfesGiy fOlet.)
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Qn goinoerfieTh ertnorteten Il

= gu Daingerfielb ertparteten so
Mdnner Die Mufunft bes Sberiff Stag
Lamb, Der ben Doppelm6rber &ufus
2inbfap in einem paffagiersuge na@
Sort Wortb bra6te. Ser Sheriff bate
inbeB BON Der abfi6t bes 2Dn6ens ge>
bort unb beBbalb nit benz M0rber Ben
perionensug berlafen unb paKage auf
einem 5ra6tsuge genommen. &uf
bieie Weife entaina Qinbian benz 906e.
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Ser fiiraIidl su guenos Qnres

Ser fiir3lid gu 8uenos NDres
beritDrbene 0i60las 4n6orena mar
biellei6t Der rei6ite Gutsbeiiber Ser
Welt. Seine gia6lafeni6aft befanb
aus 1710 englii6en Quabratmeilen
2ano, $4,000 &iiben un6 100000
S@afen. st befaB auBerbem Diele
9dufer in 8uenos 9lpres; fein 8e=
fammtna6laB miro auf 2,400, 900
pfunb Sterling geI6dBt. Dor 80
Sabren erbte er bon ieinem 8ater 200,e
900 pfuub Sterling.
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Dte
SdsltdDe 8rete mresfs
srf6sint
nit ausnubme pes SOnntass
unb fcftt
$1,000 far bas Suhr rber $3.50 fir
Wcnate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-01
n Tar1n Cor Revenue.


The Franklin (countyl Gazette talks TO
us as follows:
Last Saturday the Richmond Dispatch
contained a most unique and interesting
article on ga tariff for revenue only" we
wish the Dispatch could be induced TO
give its understanding OF ga revenue
tariff" as clearly and forcibly as u gave its
definition OF ga tariff for revenue only"
Ills not difficult to define "a tariff for
revenue only; because the word "only"
eliminates all doubt rs to what sort Of
tarlff Is meant. Nobody can deny that " a
tariff for revenue only" is just what we
defined II TO be in the article to which the
Gazette refers.
But ga revenue tariff" cannot be so
easily defined. It may respect vested in
terests. 1t may allow liberal protection to
one article and admit another free OF duty.
II may lay high duties upon luxuries and
low duties upon the necessaries OF lille. 1t
may, in word, be any sort OF tariff that
Congress may choose to favor, so that 1t
produces the amount OF revenue needed
for the support Of the Government. This
il mus. do. This object accomplished, 1t
may be q high tariff or a low tariff, pro-
tectiye tariff or tariff incidentally pro-
tec,ive-a tariff that puts sugar, rice,
manufactured tobacco. sumac, zinc,
whisky, &C., &c, on The free list,
or on the prohibitory list. A rev.
enue tariff need only produce the
amount OF revenue needed by the Govern
menf. IL may allow a long free list or a
short one. 1t may allow liberal protection
or none. 1t NAV prohibit importation OF
certain articles or not.
Inaword, as we understand II, reve-
nue. tariff is just such tariii as Demo-
cratic Congress Goth houses o; course)
and Democratic President Of the United
States would strive to frame, by taking up
all the articles in the present tariff one by
one and reducing the duties upon such as
ought 10 come IN more cheaply; raising the
duties upon such as ought to pay more than
they now do; putting on TIE free list such
as ought to he on that list; adding to the
prohibitory list such as ought 10 be on the
F-~h'"''..'s list. i'rus Instead Uf h0rl-
zontal reduction, raising or lowering the
duties, or admitting the articles free or not
at al, as the be.t interests OF the country
NAV require. Manufactured tobacco, for
example, must be on the prOhibitory list,
since owing 10 the internal TAX upon to-
bacco manufactured tobacco costs at least
eight cents per pound more in the United
States than in any country laying no tax
upon il. Here is a reason FOR laying pro-
blbitory duties that the most higOted Free
Trader will admit to be good one. We
add that II there is one good reason for
prohibitory tariff upon one article, there
NAV be hundred good reasons for like
tariff upon many other articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-01
BEAT HIS.

Died, Al his residence, corner Cherry and Cary
streets, saturday morning 1T o'clock, May 81,
1884, WILLIAM WALL; aged ifty-hye years.
His funeral VIII take place from ~. Peters a.
thcdralTIllS Sunday AFTERNOON at3 o'clock.
Friends aud acquaintance Invited To attend.
Died, saturday, May Slst III II O'Clock ~ a.,
SOPHIA w, daughter Of T.. VI. u. Clarke.
Funeral services from her fathers residence,
SIP west Grace street. THIS Sunday EYFNING
at O'Clock. Friends Of her family and those ~
her grandmother, AIRS. g. r. W ddy. are invited
% attend.
Died. at the residence Of her uncle, Joseph
Moody, Esq, No. 1915 east Marshall street. lt
1920 L. NJ, May 81. 1884, JENNIE 4. WRIGHT;
aged twenty-five years.
The funeral will take place from tnc above
named residence TO-DAY t>undat) June ii. ~
3 o'clock r. n. Friends and Acquaintance, are
invited 10 attend.
Wilmington IN. c. papers please copy.
Died, Faiday, Nay 3Oth. At 4. VI. q the rsi-
dencc Of M. ROsens heck. llcErics county. hrs
LOUISA WIDMEYER, widow nj the la'rE Wid-
meyer IN the ,eysnty-siNth year Other ege.
Funeral will take place from u. Johns church,
Eighth and Marshall streets, SUNDAY, j me J Il,
nc O'Clock. Friends and acqLaintanc-s invited
to attend. -