The
Daily Ecviot7
JOSH. T. JUtES. Editor & Prop.
WILMf HWTOIf . If.
WKDN K8D AY MAh.CE 10, IS30.
EXTXUKD AT THE PoeTOFFICK AT
WiiiuraToN. N. CL. as 8bxxti"C&as8
Matte a.
TIEv AND RVW .
-The taxpayers ef Connecticut will be
required to par $30,000 as therost of
the Hay den trial.
It may interest American dancers to
learn that the "Liverpool .larch" and the
Boston dip' are no longer the fashion,
hating been replaced bj the 'Brighton
grip' and the 'Southsea caddie.'.
In the opinion of the Philadelphia
Timet the Senatorial record of Senator
Bayard is the mct blameless of anj
Bemecrat now in public life, and bii pri-
, rate character is equelly stainless
The Spanish ' Government is about to
construct a line of railway which will open
theininine districts-of the Asturiii. If
Spain can only get ten years quiet even
her bondholders may begin to bare hop
The question of the creation of an inter
national postage stamp is now bMtie px-
nuiiued iu France and Belgium. Be&iC
Jts; other advantages, it would be vry
serviceable for the transmission of small
sums.
A senior, after vainly. trying to explain
nme scientific theory to his fair inamora
ta; said: Yhe question is diffcalt, and
I don't' see what I can do to make it-
Clearer!' 'Suppose yon pop it?' whisper
ed the blush iug damsel
A lecturer was explaining to a little
i girl howa lobs' er cast bis shell when be
naa outgrown it. oaia ne, wnai ao you
do when you have outgrown your clothes?
You cast them aside, do you not ?' 'Oh
no, replied the little one, we let out th
tuks.'
Could conjugal aflection be mere strict
. ly displayed than it is in the subjoined?
And ao, doctor, you think my wife will
gat, well?' "I am aure of it, if you can
parauade her to take this dose.' 'Doctor
tike it she shall, if I have to break every
bone in her body.'
All the baronetcies in Eugland have
-been created since the, reign of James I.,
who established the order, and only about
800 of those which are itili uamerged in
peerages were created before the reign of
George III. The unmerged creations ef
George III. number 805; of George IV
39; of William IV. 49; of Queen Vic.
tris, 172.
In the reign of Loo is XIV. France had
a nonnlatfnri of 10 000 0(10. Rntrlund
r i 1 1 m
000 000 and Germany 19.000,000. In
1781 France had 26,000.000, England
12,000,000, and Germany 28,000,000.
Under Napoleon I Franco had 29, 000.
000 and England 19,000,000. A writer
In the Hcpubuque tfrancaue sees great
dinger to Fraucein these figares.
A veiled figure entered a siek woman's
ro)ua at Grand Rapids, handed her
pniai, ana saia mystcneasiy: mat is
A I m . .
me doss meaicme ake it it win cnre
you.' Notwithstanding the slang, the
I.J L i i
v sjuiau icgaiucu iu viatirur mm aufreruat
nrnal, and took the prescribed dose; bat
it proved to be poison, and her life was
barely saved. The poisoner has not been
discovered.
Two men from Maine recently made a
search in a cemetery near D wight, III.,
for a trcasnrebox said to have beei
buried there seven years ago by a Swed
ish adventurer. After a four hoars'
search the box was found buried at the
foot of a certain grave, and under a tree.
which had marks and figares cut deep in
the bark. The box contained the will ef
one Edward Frtese, deeds of t property
. near Brooklyn thought to be worth $8,-
000, and nearly $2,000 in money and
jewelry.
Eight men were passing on foot
through a narrow, deep canon in Nevada,
whan they saw an immense bank of
aiow detach itself from the precipitous
aide and slide rapidly down toward them
Turee of them escaped injury by ruining,
t wo took refage behind stumps, and were
subsequently resaoed alive, and three
were killed by burial under tons of mow.
The depth of the snow is uncommonly
great on the Pacific coast this season,
and many lives have beea I oet In avalanches.
. A 'Tobacco Dealers' Protective Associs
tion, composed of persons engaged in the
sale of tobacco in New York, was formed
in that city on Wednesday evening, the
object being to secure uniform and rexna
nerative retail prices for all goods sold by
tobacconists. A communication was read
fromE Wilkins A Co., of Baltimore, in
dosing a check for $50, to "be turned into
the treasury, and another . from Goodwin
L Co., offering to contribute $5,000 if nine
other firms will do the same, to establish
opposition stores by the side of such as
refuse to adopt the pries list of the organ
ization, In which stores all goods shall be
eold below v' cost. -The " ttaocUUon start
with SOOmeinbers. - ..
POLITICAL. STRAWS.
As is usual vbra a Presidential cam
paign is approaching it h is ou w become
almost a daily occurrence, tvhere there
areja number ef ptron gathered together,
to take the "sense of the meeting, ' by
balloting for favorites in the presidential
race. We have been not a little surprjs
ed at the result of a ballot recently taken
by the students of the law school at Har
jrard University. The reauls was as foi
lows: Bayard, 41; Sherman, 14; Hayes,
7; Grant, 6 j B aine, 6; EvarU, 6; Tildeo,
2; Adams, 1; anti-Grant, 6; scatierriog,
17; total, 105. A few days later a bal.ot
box was placed in the reading room f r
the reception of the votes of all the col
Iegians who might desire to express their
sentiments in that way, and the figure
etood thus: Bayard, 233; Grant, 146,
Sherman, 139; Blaine, 76; Washburne,
28; Hayes, ;22; Elmunds. 20; Garfiald,
lAiTildsn, 17; Evarts, 9; Tburman, 6;
Adams, 6; Curtis, 4; Bristow, 2; Qnaao
berlain, 2;' Butier, 2; Hoar, 2; anti
Grant, 6; scattering, 24; total, 760.
Ttfese facts were published in the Har
vard Daily EcliO. and a writer in that
journal, referring to the vote of the Law
School, said:
i '
1 believe that a canvass of Mr. Bay
ard a supporters would be to and to show,
net that they are desin.ua of being fash -ionable,
but that they are are mostly man
of Republican antecedents or proclivities
who from ike prominence of Graut mod
Blaioe as Republican candidates, leel ibt
the party i d ifting back to ihe oorrup
tion from which it was partly rescued in
1876, and accordingly are reedy to sap
port the best auu the I Democracy ( cin
put forwaid. Mr. Bayard is the Gand
date, not of the Bourb ja Dmocry. I ut
of the liid peudeuts; of the tnm who arw
'seeking far the be;;' who turued the
scale in 1876 and who. will do so iu 1880
.fnee men may be mistaken iu tueir
opinion of Mr. Bayard ai.d other prorui
nent politicians, but at till eveuta. they
are boneetjjthey do not wWu tQ JV'llow n e
fashion but to set it.'
The Bwston Journal cr'uidod tbo
college vote very severely, and bestowed
upon the oollegiaDS the epithet of Ab
sard Young Men,' to which ( reply was
made through the columoa of the $oho,
in which the writer, after inforuiiog th
Journal that the Republican majority in
the last election in Massachusetts w
i
ouly about ; 3.000,' and that 'the Repub
lican machine of today is oiled by fraud
and run by.Coukling, Cameron and Robe
son,' concluded as follows:
When be finds in the pure and lofty
press of Boston any intimation toat it is
the 'correct! thing' to fovor an honest Ra-
publican whp bs a chance . of receiving
countenance at the hands of a coareulion
composed of uniostructed gentleman, his
vote will not be cast for Mr. Bayard.
But until his conscience is satistied by
seeing a pure Republican given a show
in the scramble new in progress, he will
probably hold to one be respects and
belovss for a long life of unblemished
statesmanship. When the great conven
tion shall have spoken, and the 'absurd
men of to-day find' that neither selection
is worthy of their vote, they will look for
a third hearing of public sentiment and
a third candidate for whom it shall be the
'correct thing' to rote.' The Crimson
of February 26th thus remarked
upon the ease: - ' lbs result of the rote
last week for President was a surprise to
no one. lne previous cboiee of the
Law School and the private discussion of
the merit - of the several' candidates
mentioned in connection with the nomi
nation iudicated tbat Senator Bayard was
the favorite of the university. But thi
does not mean that the Demoorats in the
university outnumbered the Republicans,
for other reasons prove this not to be the
ease. The: real meaning of the vote is
that intelligent and conscientious men
will not allow party filiation to rule their
better judgment and force them to sup
port an unfit or corrupt candidate. How
much influence this warning will have
wih the leaders in both the great parties
we are anaoie tosay, oat we lew that it
will be rery little; The university, bow
ever, in declaring for an honest and com
petent man to direct the affairs of the
nation, has performed its duty . The vote.
though not as large as it might have been.
speaks well for the . interest taken in
politics by undergrad nates, while the
success of the canvass was owing in a
great measure to the efforts of the Chair
man of the committee.
marrisgee. The most superficial tudenti
of social economy must admit thjjt some
thing is worng in a system or a condition
of things which presents such se'stulti
ficetloo. The great and immediate cause
of It here is undoubtedly the voIoup
home education i f both sex s and.'ihe lev
ity with which they are taught td regard
the marriage relation. The ean.ity of
the latter has to a grtat extent been
worn away by the incesant atjlion of
iiur nervous an i hurrying life, wch de
mauds relief in variety and nwvatij rathei
ihan in the more scdite pleauree, ut the
quiet fireside of the old-tashionedJAngio-daxon
aoaie ' Even the proprietorship
S( this world it. its true sense seems te
passiog away frooi the Eagluh apea&ut.
race pgetfaer with the nciut. vereratu n
of tbs child toward his parent Tht
Ff encb, wh.ee language is barren of s
name for that soeial holy of holies, aie
really in these particulars be't-r o3 than
we are, since their children of Uth afcxes
know what it is to obey and idol a ti c
mother, bringing incenae to her thnus a?
a devotee tea patron saint. I
! : ' T
General Grant seems to be invested
with surjernatural attributes, eavs the
I j i
New York World, and to ts,jsort of
Deu ex mnchina, as it were. Here is se
rational a being as Senator Carpenter
proposing to make bim President for tie
purpose of preventing Congress frcm
pacing a bill tor the relief of an officer
whom a military commission bajldeelan d
to have been unjustly treated byja court-
martial 1
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MAB&IAGB AW D D1TORCE.
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Some rerj curious statistics hare been
eolleeted about marriage and divorce in
the State of Hat sackusstts, says the New
York Herald, and illustrate a tendency
of modern society which a large number
of moralists persist' In regarding as dan
gerous, notsrithsiandieg the arguments
presented on the ether side by those whe
ehoceeto regard themieltes as particular'
ly liberal minded. It appears that in the
ancient Commonwealth referred to the
number of legal separations of husbands
and wires has increased more than two
foil in the coarse of nineteen years, al
though the number of marriages in each
year has remained nearly the same. In
1860 the ratio of di forces to marriages
was as i is to oi, tn i860, as 1 is so
39 2; in 1870. aa 1 is to 88.8; in 1875, as
1 is to -S3 6; and in 187S, as 1 is te 21 i
Out of 259.061 marriages which took
place during this period 7 288 ended
in divorce and the average' ratio ef 'di
vorce to mariiage was as 1 is to 8&.8r It
is stated that in 'Vermont. Rhode Island
and Connecticut the proportion u even
more startling. In the second 8tate mea
llcned tha ratio being 1 divorce to 10
tWUlSUiflE
While we remember th" suffering
poor of Ireland, ie it not be f? gottt n
that thousand of American retmerj
have to fasten their euependrs with
shingle nails. ?.
4 L )i Abge os Sunday ficlh)oi boy
ha diioorerrtd the Uiuuniufff the
woid fcJiaU.' fq in the Bilie. He
told the teacher t.ias ii ra f prjud at
tae end of vers A.d caaptra, and
that it stood for ' Whoa, Einrng'
( A tramp entered a al on infhe eap-
itai of Bude Hk;.u and heicqd hir.
self liberally to Igooh. L 1111410 aek
ed the bar keeper to loan k m ' Cjuar
tr, remark ng that he had soma
where that Providence hlps tboae who
help themselves, fl.e wae -jrlped
out ino the eiteek.
Fr -m the ear window be looked To see
( The landscape rushing by;
li came along, be picked it up,
1 He caught it with his eye.
Wrathfolly jerking in his hrtad,
! To dig for the stinging cinder
We dare not print tha words he said
When his bat hew out the winder.
This is ihe speech with which an Irish
beggar rewarded the .Empress Hi z
bth for a ooin; 'I will pray the IioYd
every day I rise . out, of my bed that
He'may preserve to your ladyship's
honor your lovely hed of hair, and
that the light of ueave'n may always
shine, as now, out of yoar ladyship s
oftye.'
Jk crimson rosebud into beauty breaking;
t A band outstretched to pluck it ere it
!. .11; - !.- ! :. - '
An hour of triumph, and a sad forsaking;
And then a withered ruse Uaf that i
all. ' :!...
, ? Chambers' Journal.
For sale by J. O. MDNDd, Lruggiai
third street, opposite City Hall,
nov 14-sodaw.
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B. Aveawtab
remedy in
II Diabete.
H Urinary
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II BFFor the
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and LdTer
le preparation and the only rare
the world for Bright' Diaeane.
nl ALL Kiftney. Lirer and
Iiaesca.
JSTestimonlals of the highest order I n proof
statements.
cure of Dlabete. call for War-
JMabetea Core.
cure of BrJffht'a and the other
for Warner's Safe Kidney
Core.
eSWarner's
Safe Reme
dies are sold
by . Druggists
and Dealers
in Medicine
everywhere.
EEWABM&CO.,
Iroprietor8,
Boehester, N.Y.
8fSend for Pamphlet
and Testimonials.
an 1-codj
BOOK AGENTS ! ,1
drew. It will pr you A . OORTcN A Co
8 d 7th 8 1., Fhiiadelphia, Pa.. inch S aw
OllifeO 3torlt(;ver and nooa.onl
riMsAlllO $14 to $255. OfiGANc
13 Stop3, 3 set R!eds, 2 Kroe S 3rlls,Sqool.
Bouk, unly $98. tt" Holiilav Newspaper
Free. Address Daniel F. Beatty, Wasb
igton, N. J. ' rvoh 3
aneiect too) ct on the summer kitch
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a solemn cater
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A boot-jack' raised,
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A moment 8 silence, and a quick depart
ure:
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And then, a wasted bo tjack that its
jr. MoU's Endorsement of Spaer's
Port Grape Wine.
The following from the celebrated Dr
Mott Qi Hew York, speaks wonders for
Mr. S peer's efforts to raise the? Oporto
Urape m islew Jersey: f
62 MADISOK AffENUE,
New Tobk, April ll 1878.
Mb. Autbed tirBKB. DearSir ; The
visit which I made last year- to vour
Vineyards, wine-presses at d faults at
Passaic, N. J.( satisfied me thoroughly
that tha winee manufactured hw you are
pure and unadulterated, and f the verj
best that can be ofiered to the Bubiio fbi
medicinal uses.
j Aoting upon my fa vorabls impressions
at the time, I have since recomrhdaded the
Port. Wine more particular in my
practice, and am satisfied, with marked
benefit, to my patients. 1
j There can be no better proof to the
doubting mind, as to the Wine being
made oi the finest Oporto Grape, than a
visit to the acres of land covered with the
tine bearing the luxuriant fruit.; Wishing
you success in your praiseworthy enter
- remain reepectfully yours, 1
V ALEX B. MOTT. M.D.,
Prok of Surisery, Bellerue Hosn, Med'l
College, Ao-, Sec
I For sale by J. G Munds. Green &
F anner. P. L. Bridsers & Co.
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whom we will pay a salary of, $100 pei
month ad evten.ses to seli our wondeifu
invention. Sample fiee. Address at one
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BACK ACriE 13 AT ONCE CURED BY
BENSON'- CAPCINE PORUS
Over 2000 Druggists have signed a paper stating that Phy,,-
they are in every way Superi'r to the ordinary 'slow actirj ft P K
ters usea ior ini8 piurpuoo. j.
nich 8 4w SEABUKl & J nxou, x-narmaceatici Chemists. yi
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Hea dquar tera for
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useful, pretty and cheap fa
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Holiday Trade, at
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Have the pleasure of again annouriciner to the nnhliV 4
we have an unusual and attractive Stock and are prepared to offer
customers) one of the Grandest and Cheapest stookn nfi l
Prices ranging in Suitsfrom $3.00 upwards!
A beautiful and grand assortment in
GENT'S FTJmXTXSHUXTG GOODS I
Which we guarantee cannot be equaled in this city. A'fine lint J
' latest sfvlftn in . ' 1
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lEEats, OCaps, Bootssj andShocsl
i
fn all qualities and prices, imported direct from the Manufactory
whicn we guarantee to
be of superior Equality.,
We also have one of the choicest and largest stocks of Two and Tim!
jriy ana Brussels Uarpets, Kugs, Malting and Oil Cloths
at astonishing low prices. Please examine.
dee 1g . .. j ; ' .
ml
j Shrewdness and Ability.
Hop Bitters, so freely advertised in al
the papers, secular and religions, are bar-
ing a large eale, and are supplanting all
ther medicines. There is no denviop
the virtues of the Hop plant,' and the
proprietors of (base Biters have shown
great sbrevdnesa ad ability in com
pounding a Bitters, whose virtue a rp go
palpable to every' one's observf tion. Ex
change. ;
Tree success results from true merit.
Sail's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewi
is placed before the public; resting' solelv
on iuown merits. 1 Its success ta alreadv
indrpatahle." ; : . - . -
For Sale.
PERFECTLY NEW OFFICE 8 A FE,
Mosler, Bahoiann h Co., mannfaetorers
combination lock, weight 1,500 lbs.
For sale cheap. Applj at
ach S THf8 OFFIPE.
Ice9 Ice Ice.
QH OR ABOUT THE 14th of April, I
shad be prepared to far b a a No. I quality
of Ice at low figar s to tfcV citizens ot V ii
a iagtoa mud ask a ahara of their patrocur
B. H J. AHRENrf,
mel 1-Im Propnetor.
(0W Hat Store.
JECKlSD TEHTESaAV
BT NfcW YO K TtAMER
A If OTHER LwT OF TEiO-lK
8TTLISH SOFT AMD STIFF HATS
CHEAP. Gail aad examine. '
JOHH JL KOBllfBOIf,
II FroAtit., South oTParosU Hoase
NO MORE
OR GOUT
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Paris reports 95 cures out of 100 eaaea within
three days.
Becret The only di&so'ver of the poison
ous Uric Acid which ex'sta'in .the Blood of
Hbeumatic and Oootv Patient.
CUBED. CURED CURKD.
H 8 Pewey, Fpq , 201 Broadwav. Inflam
matory Rheum a' im.
J Leavev, Esq, 4S6 astington Market.
Chronic Rheumatism, i
Mrs E T' woe. 63 Kart Ninth street, rehalkv
formations in. the Joints ), Chronic Bheuma-
tiam. ;
A M Praarer. 74 Newark avenue. Joru
City, Chronio Rheumatism.-
John F Chamberlain. Vta Waihinirtaii
Club, Washington D C. Khbumatic Gout. -Wo
K Arnold: E q, 12 Weyboesat street,
P.ovidnce, R I, oi twenty years' Chronic
John B Turs crate. 1G0 Sanrhfl straAt. Ran
Francisco, Neuralsia and Hciatica.
For Malarialjnlermitlent and Clvronic
Fevers, Chills, or Aaue. .
SALIC YLICA IS A CEB I'AIN CORE,
Superseding entitelv the use of Fulpbate of
Quinine, as it will not only cut tha fevers,
but will achieve a RADICAL CUKE, with
out any of the inconveniences and trnnhi
arising from QUININE.
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Sl aTbox, s;x box s for $5.
Seat free by Mail on receipt ot iut.nev,
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Hahcylic (coDyrirhted) is jroaranteed tn re
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Lower than Ever.
IAROE 8TQ0K OF OAK, APH? Ac. a
frreatly redueed prions.
FuJ stocc of the beat COAL in tbe eitr
very low indeed, '
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Why Not Go
yHERE YOU CAN GET
THE BFST Liquor, Oysters,
Wines, Ci- .rs, euS The New Restaurant
ami S4oon orjened wn r wwti . i.
th Custom Houae Ally, ba the best oi
eTerjthi:ig i very reasonable prices. New,
and private, is the Office
Saloon. . wir.r. urwoT
BH0L0 THE BUSY BEfS!
- AT .' '
P. I. Bndgera & W
t0, 22, 2, 25 aad 78 Frost Btrrf,
Wiimiogloii, f. t
Bacon, Sides, Shoulders and StHpi,
Barrels of Crackers. ,
Baskets in cBdleas vaHety, i
Bay Bum in naat tottiM. I
Beans, Peas and VegeUbles terflr,
Batter, and not Oletva: fariat or U'
Beer, A!, Porter, all kinds,
Berries of an sort 'or pies mud ptrj
Be roio. another name for WLik f.
Biacoits inaumerable and splendid, ..-.I J
Blacking, which makes your soles m?
and your uuderatandiag wa s'
Bcioffpa Sausages, , I
Bpttles of alf shlpes, i'i-s and exarj P'lt
- mMMvj mg oesi quauues.
Breakfast Htrips,
Brushes in Immense quantity.!
Buckwheat Flour, fresh and aiev
. All cheap for cash by
P. L. BRIDGERS
M, M, J4, 29 and 28 froat Strtvtr
TTilminrton. V. 0.
nch 1 . ; . .
La;dies, EmporiBDif
limSES KABBElt A Vcuu
have just received novelties la Bair
'NoBpaxielMSeollops, "Homsady-Wj.
"Ulgnon" Ckquet, Pffs; Braidi aaii
Inviaible net, alL shades . J
vasennet A xavoriU new romv i
ays on hand. mJ
wa
my ob nana. - l
Braids. Puffs and Carl, mads frea Yr.
iaffi and Cut Hair. Hair Jewslry
oraer.
vrravrv ior Bumpinr ana wbk u
'OmDtlv mtlmmAA
A nice aasrtmt j LadW lsdsvr
A freshsupplv of CUtfrenV Ptt
re! and Waterproof duiu, sises 2 to lh f
'ant sUc, Skirts and Robes.
Ordtrs Uken for Bridal Wardxsbsj.
- Frent 8 WsV JUsalAfton, Ju
Ian If vi i.
tmch? Proprietor.