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Sheriffs Sales. BY TELECQAPM Tex Gouriays to-night. JPincaeUiu DAILY'RECORD 0TTHET1MES. COURT PROCIZCTllKGSi COiDIOX PLEAS, COURT BOOK 2TO. 1.

Monday, April 12th, 1875. Present Hen. E. L. Dana, A.

Il and John Hawley, A. L. The Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Phil'a vs. L. IL Con-over.

Affidavit of defence filed. In the matter of the Sheriff's sale of R. E. of A Reynolds and Samuel Reynold. Auditor's report confirmed.

Peter Wallace vs. S. Mills. Affidavit of defense filed. I A a.

OljiVER, City Editor. wiLAXs-BAaax ji MONDAY. APRIL 12, 1375. Oarre City CoTeniment. tttlaee- orncus.

Mm hail A. Kxarxxt. WuiofX'uU Fbv. FV- sc Vf Police William Kklli. i cinftibla- H.

ClrsaoDLa. g-j-JtotSa COStJtTTTMa 1375. Messrs. Williamson, Chairman; Hetfrichandrteynolis. Fry, Chairman; Courtright, and Swan, i fcx" Hsrs.

Wricht, Chairman; Batter. tf' i Messrs. Reynolds, Chair- wrSS-JSurdevant, WeatfLeld and.Shep- Batter, Chairman; Parrish, Pro. -i urn mjL liu. wul Viffrt (OiAirmAnY SVr HaV Vv riut, Kepner Md Weatfleld.

Chairman- Wiil jjrsi jr.aey, Hrrison ana saepnera. uirter'brurdeTaat and Jiahoney. n3-" arrival md Closing; of 3lJtll at the rr Post OlBe. I mta r- "rr 110 A. K.

i- P. K. I a.r,.i Soum. ia Haxrlabore. 1 10 P.

5. P-Tsocja. 1:00 p. M. pa.1" ew York and Wy, 12:15 i 0 rlio, and Western, ria U.

V. Pittatoa, J.dfi p. wiiev, iPUiaa cd firaon, 4 p. n. D.

E' 3:30 MAILS CLOSX t. aid 11-20 A or Arbondais'rt D. K. K.R. 7 JUi 11 :30a.m.

atnatoo, 7.j a. it-, S.10 p. m. i Pittaoorg, HarrUDarg and South, 2: IOp.jc Paiiadelpliia, heir York 3d Way, ri ii. XV.1 A.

i i.uu r. i- aad Weat.Tia. L. V. B.

B. 1:15 P. ct5 P. k. acucoJfce 7:15 a.

u. 1 Plaiaa and ParAona, P. JC VS-aaaiie, 2:10 p. A Fuf T-ilO I I i rom A. Mn ana on A- M.

deairiag to send mail matter rer Pluladelchia. and East Una on the LetLrh Val ava reciuested not to da- In the street boxes on Pub- afibr 6 o'cUx-k p. but in the letter The mail will be UVica J. Kalirid Guide, LaiJH adI ScstiDBHAJrsa Bailboad. Depot oa Hi-'-Liaore atreec, miwwb ai Aaptoa.

itoe adTertisement alaewhero. aLlt Railroad. Depot below InvA Wiikea-Barre for Vw i'ori At L.1j, 5 and b.30 A. and 2 and i TctvL-RarvA nr and in r.i&i'A at 1.15. 5.

o.JO a ana 4 TrajnU ioint norh. at 13.15. 7.15,8 2 and 10.45 a. and li, --0, 4, tt.1 4.4S, 8.35 p. K.

LaCIAWAJTS Ai'D LOO MiBCTUl I BAXUtOAO. Tnim laaT tin Mtnn for Scranton at 8.45 A. 2.45. 7.40. lJ.45 p.

sf. For Nortnumber- la7t Einntoi at 10.45 A. 3.15, 7.5 For Xantiose, U.tJ a. 1.25, 3.15, 5-LtX, p. m.

srRET SxaiiT Rau. wat. Lave Wilkes-Brre i 7.iJ, 7.4jj a.ir., o.ju, a.ai iu.w, 4aae r.t Xox for tie Spricg races. IIocses Anil business place to let O'Neill The Ashley Grammar School will give carrtaiapient his week. Vr PitIfv the haDDits't man in tcn tondavl iL a bor and! weighs 12 I Foa Ashley news see the Daic.t flenwood sells it.

i Ladies and Ciuldren aney iiosiery a specialty at Isaac Long's. 450-3t i Xoeodt teeps a more stylish shirt, warranted ti nt, than the Simon Long Clothing Hill. I I- It o-morrow night in our Cousin German Examtse J. E. Patterson sprin prices for lixmber before purchasing else where.

They have made deductions in prices to suit the times. 452-lw Jawm ninirrniiit arltlressed the niiners at Afchbaldoh Saturday evening. fci'vED chestnut posts, six, seven, tit'ht, ten and twelve feet in length, for rencin, anq grape arbors lor sae qy raiterson uo. TnE grass in the Square has made an appearance, iIn.LiKEHY Stock, f'ull and complete, i i V. siyies epnng iiais, lowers, xvxu oons, it Jojtas Losg's, 217 Market St.

I 1 i J'JIX. UUIj 1UI I LLC Ba.ll Club aqd their first match game of the season. The- Simon Lone Clothing Hall, 106 juia oiain'sireet. nave a slucjs. oi v.

-m a 'Aauionaoie piece goods. It Herman C. Fry has purchased the building known as the River Street Institute, and men are now at work tearing it down. New residences are looked for an early date upon this beautiful si8tL I I Pit. rti ir.i:.M Jt for the largest assortment and lowest prices go to Isaac Long's, No.

11 Public Four rftnflirJt hiTi' twn pxamined. thus far, fpr mine inspector. The examining board is in session again For fashionable cloths.to suit in price, taste and style, go to the Simon Long Clothing Hill 1 I It The examination of candidates for Mine Inspector was resumed this morn- rV.rtiMai-ileMrs. Parrish, Chairman; Ji iTwt3tdeld and kenney. i TTo-r-iMeears.

Sturdevant, I Chairman; -fltJ" friattield. Maekinend Harrison, i Ami rnue. i 2.J, 1-40, K.t., S.OS, 0.10, 4 4, 5 tt.15, 6.37, 7.00, 7.22. 7.4o, 8.07, S.2 P. m.

Leave Ashley, at the Fiinxiuhcr are getting ready for trout- The steamer Hendrick B. Wright ar rived in this citr last evening at six ClOCK. The steamboat made her first trip of the season jthis morning at 7:30 for iNanticoke, yi Flymoutn. jjCBuaineas Kotice.) Mr. J.

Flett has removed his shoe shop! from J14 to 106 Market street, op posite MusiCi HalL It KBosinesa Notice.) have not got all the pure ice there is in the worldl Others may have a little, but have a large quantity made from pure I water, i(if it did not pass through rusty iron pipes), which I will deliver any part or pie city at low rates, Office Nxt to Cent ral Express, i 450-2t II I Henry 8. Bailey. Notice.) NEW GOODS, iust received, at the Lowest PRicEs. BLACK GOODS a Specialty, E. B.

Bossles Ca 44D-3teod! A specialty in Ladies' and Children's at astonishine-lv low Drices at G. Shoes Business Notice. Before you purchase your Boots and Shoes or your Clothing for yourself or bo vs. remember 63 Public Souare. -Bet ter bargains than ever.

451-2 w. I Notice. 1 Two Hundred Dairs of Gent's "BURT SHOES" now ready. Eight widths; very stylish. Don't bcy axy other.

449-6t I Coolbaugh Co. eBusiness Xotice.) There iano better place in the city to buy you Boots, Shoes and Clothing than at G. Beck' 63 Public Square 451-2w. LBosineas Notice.) Anything in the line of Gents Fur nishing Goods you can find at No. 9 Public Square.

I 446-3L (Business Notice.) Fob Sale. A five foot silver mounted show casej latest style, at I. H.I Tests No. 45 Pubuc Square. It.

Business Notice. 1 Show Cases. Two handsome plate glass Show Cases for sale cheap at DAVroSBUBG CO It No. 50 Public Square. (Business Notice.) Repairing: Persons wishing to have their watches! repaired in first-class style can! leave them at the watch of Daytdsburg Co's.

next door to the Luzerne House. Public Square. PL 8. The new store at No. '50 Public Square wil also be opened in a few days.

Business Steven Hexwoob have opened a JNew btofe on the corner ox Union and North Main streets, (Kessler's corner,) with a large stok of New Groceries. They hope by strict attention to business and by car)rying a first-class stock, to re ceive the patronage of the 7-rw (Business Notice.1 Fob Gravel Roofing and repairing apply to Qi H. Thorntoh. kr references sec Messrs. Lewis.

E. W. Leach, 3L B. Houpt, W. H.

Sheppard. H. BardelL C. B. Price.

Wm. P. Miner, G. R. Lennard and many others.

Carpenter work attended to. Shop on South street, aear River street. 327-2tewl4m. (Business Notice.) Y. 4-! large quantity of Hay by the or Ba ties, at K.

tL PHELPS', Successor to Kirkendall Bro.s', tf. Ij I Lumber Yard. Canal St, (Business Notice.) GillJ Boot and Shoemaker, thanks the public for past favors and solicits a continuance of the same in his new quar ters over his old stand. 220 Market street, where he will devote his whole attention to custom trade. 443 6t I (Business Notice.) The finest'assortment of LADIES and CHILDREN'S SHOES ever shown in at satisfactory prices, at 449-6t I i Coolbaugh Co.

Memb: EiS of the Wilkes-Barre Base Ball Club are requested to meet1 at the Mayor's Court Room, Friday eyening, April 9, at 8 o'clock. F. R. Lyxch, -2t Sec'y. Business Wild pigeons, new radishes, tresn fish of ill market kinds fruit, at Constine's this week.

lt Business Notice. China, Crockery AND Glassware. 130 Market Sturdevant street, have on hand an immense stock of goods, embracing an endless variety of House Furnishing Goods, Table Catlery and Plated ware of the- best make, a speciality Sole Agents for Pratt's Astral OiL Warranted not to explode Mixtxg Ixspectob J. H. Hard ex, of Philadelphia, formerly of this city; Allan McLean, of Mahanoy City, and rtainM TTnorhaa nf "Root fn'h rThnrifc v.

1 have been examined by the Board of Mining Inspectors. Several others will be examined next week. Temple of Fashion. Spring Spring Spring i -Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring MEN'S BUSINESS STJTTS. MEN'S DBESS SOITS.

BOY'S SCHOOL SUITS. I Sprin? BOY DBESS SUITS. OVERCOATS OVERCOATS. Spring Wlite and Colored Hosiery and Gloves. Under: Shirts and Drawers; New Style Linen Collars and Cuffs.

Clock afed Casslmet. Clotla and. CualatrCt Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Of the Latest designs for CUSTOM CUSTOM WOBKt! TOST BOKDBX, i TOST BORDEN, East Side of Public Square, Near Exchange Hotel, WXUtea-Bafte. Pa, Ha Toii M. IIOBAIUIS 8AVI1T Si BANK.

SOUTH SIDE PUBLJO QUARB, arm ti A rrf iVotwMl Bomk BwiUimm WIIaKIES BARR pa. aoAjniio oxDia a CHARTER BAJrri ST TBS LsSlSbATOXS 0f PaJUSTLVASXA. THIS INSTITUTION If AYS NTEREST ON SAYINGS DEPOSITS. Mechanics, Miners. Laborers, aad all whs save money to put on inters will and our in stitution an agreeable and advantageous est la roicu wo so Diuxasss.

Ws especially inriu LADIRS to transact their banking business with us. MABRLED WOMEN AND UIN0R CIIIL- DRKN can transact basiaesa with as la their own names, under special pcfrlleges granted under our ehai ter. 1 1 AlseJ a General Banking an si JExchanre busL uess done, to which business mea are respeet- ully invited. I I PAYNE PETTEBONE, Preei dsn t. CO Li CHARLES D0RRA3CE, V.

Pres. JOHN PETERS, Cashier. I 1 i DIRECTORS. Payne Pettebone, i Charles Parrish, CoL Chas. Dorranee.

HJ W. Palmer, josepn btieaney. W. W. Heiier.

W. S-fiiUard. at. J. jfhUbia, I July iv, 1S74 rrry HANKING HOUSE OF JOSEPH BROWN.

Draw and Lt- iue letters of credit aad Bills of Exchange oa all the principal sities of Europe deal la commercial paper boy and seu real estate and mike collections at the usual rates ia all sarts of the United SUtes. Interest allowed on time deposits. JOSEPH BROWN, I Markst street, Wiuces-sarre, September 1, 1874 1 S-4ypd SAVINGS BANK OP aAaKES-BARRE, PA 107 FRANKLIN STREET. CHARTERED 13th FEBRUARY, 13S. President A.

LANINQ. Yice Presidents MARSHALL. TTBA BENNETT. S- J. A RIPPARD, Cashier.

PETER H. PURSEL, Clerk, Dirtctort AG AT. I McCllntock, Ed. P. Darling, Thompson Deny Saml R.

Marshall, C. L. Lamberton, John 8. Law. N.

Rutter, W. Lt Cnvngham, Ziba Bennett, Money received on Deposit in sums of On Dollar and upwards. Interest made up every Six Months. Money returned to Depositors when called i 95-10181ypd Wilkesbarre Depart Canli. CAPITAL, $300,000.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, tSASunxT,) WILKE3-B ARB EL W. W. KETCHAM, President, TH0S. LONG, Vice President. -J.

PRY0R WILLIAMSON, Cashier. BOARD OF CONTROL. W.W. Retcham, 1 Alex. Vanhorn, Cfiris.

Rrahl, Stanley Weodward, F. J. Helfrich. Leavenworth. Thomas Long, John MeNeish, Jr J.

H. Swoyer, A. J. Pringle, Wm. 8.

McLean, SAVINGS ITEPOSITS Received and interest paid oa til sums eve one collar GENERAL BANKING AND "EXCHANGE I BUSINESS. -Collections mads oa all aecesjlbls points Open on Saturday evenlnz from six to eight O'ClOCk. I -J i lDBB-IllT J3E0PLE'a BANK QF1 WITJKES-BA (LN 'MUSIC MALL BL I 1 R. J. FLICK, CAPITAL.

$250,000 increasing to $1,000,009. With pnvilege DIRECTORS: I R. J. Flick, "i-l Mens, j. rAvis, J.

W. HOLUJTSACK, CALvrs Pakso H. Bakbb Hillua C. E. Bctlxk, aavi xa Aaawsm.Asi H.

W. Palxkb, Tioxsll, E. A. Havcocsw Pay interest on time and saving deposits Make collections Self, ex on au points, and remit Change and do general bank- ng business. Stockholders Individually liable, as provided lS9-lSyl 1 1 OA Baamrr.

no. c. rmri. oso. i.iinin Phelps Co.

BANKERS, fVILKES-BARRE, PENN'A Denosits. ake Collectioas, Sell Exchange, Aad Bay aad Sell all kinds ef Government Securities, ttauroad noaus. Gold, Qold Compel AmdCllver. Interest allowed oa time deposits, i WHkee-Barve, Svt. 8 T4.

flttf JASXKS TT. QTJCEN OPTICIANG. No. 034 CnssTScr Stbxxt, PwrLADxi.raxk. Vol SOt SlAineiv Kr Tent- MAjrcyACrcmxBs or Speetaclea, Spri Glasses, Opera Glasses, Bilcroseopea, liable f- tterai tJrawlnjr tstramenta, Theraometers, riaroxaetera, And jsreri variety of OrncAt, jXathxicatical aad PSrlaOPuiCAt.

Lfwnrorjrra. 4w-Oatalogttea lOeents U2S-74 tBuatnesa Notice.) Brtr ITVB CENT CIGARS la tla city, at Cxlul Wooduous's, et-ti The following properties posed of at Sheriff's sale at were dis-the Court House on Saturday: I Interest of Isaac A. Kline -'in house and lot in New Columbus, John Lynch for 81. Interest of John Crosby in house and lot in Hazleton, to A. B.

Gibson for $4,200. Interest of J. D. Regan in house and lot in Wilkes--Barre, to Charles Barry for $3,000. Interest of Michael Divers in house and lot in borough of Pleasant Valley, to R.

S. Stark for $51. Interest of George V. Edinger in a lot of ground in the borough of White Haven, to A. Bertels for $205.1 Bid not complied with, and resold to plaintiff for -st of Peter Becker in a house and lot fraKneeity of Wilkes-Barre, to plaintiff for $50.

Interest of Anthony Conmey and Michael Geary in two houses and lots in the city of Wilkes-Barre, to Frazer Smith for $1,000. 5 Interest of M. W. Loftus "et administrator of Edward O'Malley, dee'd, and Mary O'Malley, widow, a lot of land in the borough of Dunmore. Sold to P.

Welsh for $65. I i Interest of Augusta Newhart and E. Wtldeman in 54 acres and 61-100 of: an acre of land and tavern house in Bear Creek township. Sold to! plaintiff for $116. I Interest of Michael Gery in house and lot in city of Wilkes-Barre.

Sold to Dennis Carnary for $1,805.: Interest of Jacob Kester in house and lot and in unimproved lot in the borough of Shickshinny. Sold to Charles Lehman for Interest of John Coon in house and piece of land in city of Wilkes Barre. Sold to Jacob Baker for Interest of George Brown in two houses and two lots of land in Plains township. Sold to plaintiff for $2,100. Interest of the estate of Henry D.

Meirs in house and 46 acres and 102 perches of land in Jackson township. Sold to C. D. Foster for $800. Interest of John Briggs in lot in Shickshinny borough.

house and Sold to N. ii. Crary for loO. Interest of John N. and Nelson Bon-ham in house and lot in lioss township.

Sold to G. B. Kulp for $75. Interest of James Roach in a "house and piece of land in the city of 'JScranton. Sold to plaintiff for $1,325.

Interest of Henry D. Diller in lot of land in the city of Scranton.1 Sold to plaintiff for $1,200. The sales of the, properties of the following defendants were "stayed. James Keys. Florence Shewan, John.

Cronon and C. Mucheler, Sterling Root, D. W. Phillips, Thomas E. Tarbex, administrator, Patrick Joyce, E.

E. Milder, Peter Miller, Fred Meyers, E. Brennan, Jacob Eroh, L. M. Boughton, James Davenger.

O. T. Gould, John Ko wan. The following cases were setted: E. E.

Miller, port. Timothy Ceffee, T. 31, Daven- Locals are scarce to-day. Seventh day of April Court. 1 R-irx fell during last night.

Large quantities of hay arrived in market to-day, and sold from $21 to $23 per ton demand good. Base Baix. An interesting game of ball was played on Saturday last between the Wilkes-Barre Base Ball Club and a picked nine on the Washington street grounds. It will take some extra play ing to beat them this season. The Roman Catholic church at Nan- ticoka is nearly completed, and the sue cessful Father, Mattingly has charge of the parish.

Ckuel. A large southern bloodhound was seen on the street yesterday, attached to a hand wagon, pulling six children. This is not the first time this has occurred, and should it be repeated the S. P. C.

A. will look after the owner of the dog. i Baled Hat bv.the car load ton or single bale. Also Baled Straw, at i Jesntsos Wells, Cor. Canal and Market' streets.

436 3t-w m. I Concert. The Wilkes-Barre Choral Society will give a grand concert at Music Hall, April 21st, assisted by Prof. TKzt thP nianist. and the llkes-Barre Glee Club, of the Benefit of the Relief una.

Mrsijxs. Prints and all Domestics, large and entire new slock, at reduced prices, at Joxas Longs, 444-lm-eod i 217 Market St -I T.nrr For Dress Goods and Trim mings of any description go to Isaac Long's, No. 11 Public Square. 450-3t Edwards, who was sent to jail for the murder of Pat. Slavin, had a hearing before Judge Dana on Saturday afternoon.

In default of bail in the sum of $10,000 he was recommitted to prison. i Ladies' Ties, Kid Gloves, Collars and rhifT Handkerchiefs and a full line of Fancy Goods, at reduced prices, at I JONAS LONG S. 444-lm-eod 217 Market St. The largest and best assortment of styles and lowest Joxas Long's, 217 Market St. Dress Goods, latest orices at 444-lmeod i Pt.aot.

Dan'I Hark ins has brought to market a new plant, called the TnrMa mhw trfc nlant It ts on exhibi tion at Mark Long's and is pronounced -m by horticulturists as Demg a une speci men. TL CThamoion. who was arrested by Chief Kelly upon thein-fnrmiitinn of the Allentown authorities and lodged into the lock-up to await the arrival ot a detective, was not me man they were looking for. Champion was hnnorablv discharged from custodv I by the Mayor of this city. Jcst received and opened one hundred dozen French Woven Corsets, at prices to suit everybody at Joxas Long's, 444-lm-eod 217 Market St, (Bostnesa Notice.) 1 Hand Loom Silk equal to Bonnett at one third less prize, warranted- lien-rietta Cloths, Bombazines, at Mr.

Rodericks, i RECORD OF THE Probabilities. Fiiiancial and Coruniercial. Pbtladexphia, April 10, 175. Editor of the Record of the Time: To-day has been one of extreme quiet in financial circles, and a calm almost as serene that of the Sabbath has prevailed in the stock market both here and in New York. In deed the situation is utmjiay to that of an ath lete, -who, after rioient muscular exertion, at last seeks- relaxation and recovery from his fatigue is a total absence of all effort, and such a shown by to-day's dullness in financial matters, particularly in the Philadel phia markets, for in New York while the gen eral list is quiet, yet as if protesting against a condition of stagnation the favorite cards of Pacific Mail and Union Pacific are being used- eventuating in a stul higher range of prices in these particular stocks.

jg The first opening at 44. rising to 44U and then declining to 53, while the other with the apparent motto of Excelsior has steadily risen, opening at 72 adrancing to 73J4 and; finally reacning sales at, .3. i ine analysis or tne New York" banks shows the following figures: Total Loans, specie Legai xenaers Deposit and LiabiliMea 215,83,700 Of which the 25 per cent. Legal re- I 53,973,425 While the Beserre on hand is 6,944,400 Showing thereby an excess of. 8,971,075 To this analysis; is herewith appended the regular statement as follows "I I Loans Decreased I $1,291,400 Specie Increased Legal Tenders Decreased.

1,416, WW 1 3,187,700 Deposits Increased'. Circulation do .1. i do which taken on the whole is a very-good showing. The Philadelphia Stock Market with, exception of Pennsylvania Railroad for the last few days has been strong and shown a decided disposition for higher prices. Yesterday there was a decided raid made on Pennsylrania Railroad on strength of rumor of a decreased dividend and under the severe attack then experienced, the stock broke from 55? to 55, to-day recovering to Among the majority, the rumor alluded to is not believed to possess much importance as it is an old one, and only used to depress the price of this stock, with a view of lowering the prices of others i such as Philadelphia and Erie, which being connected with the PeunsylTania Railroad would be natural to decline in sympathy with its lessor, though these expectations if cherished have been doomed to disappointment as PJ'and E.

has steadily advanced, reaching to-day 23 ii-At the close tne general market was steady at figures raised, with money at from 4 to 6 per according to persons Dorrowtng ana col laterals. Respectfully. hi it, rj LATEST QUOTATIONS BY TELE GRAPH. QCOTATIOITS OF C- WHITE, POWELL I bankers and brokers No 42 SOUTH THIRD STREET. PbUadelpnla Stock.

Philao klphia, April 12, 1S75. Special to the Daily Record of the Times. Closing; Prices of Stocks To-day. J.J..... Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Lehigh Northern Central.

Philadelphia and Erie Lehigh Navigation i J. Catawissa sen ftJi 01 43iJ New York Stock and UXoaer Market. Nsw J2, 1875. The following are prices of leading stocks at the New York Stock Board: N. Y.

Central and Hudson. ....102 New York and Lake Shore i. 74 Rock Island Dataware and Hudson Pennsylvania Coal Company I 250 ucuwm, AAcaawanna ana estern. n-i4 Morris and Essex ...201 Central Bilroad of New ..,11214 estftm nion Telegraph Ji 5 Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal I Business Notice. 1 Six dozen views of the 'Ice Cook's; and Beckwith's, for sale Gorge, at the Fine Art Depot.

Also fifty other varie- ties, comprising several thousand sub jects, views in all part3 of the world 452.31 eod. (Business Notice.) iSEw Goods. I new ooods. lust re ceived at Mr. Roderick's, next to the Telegraph office.

The most complete stock ef Dry Goods ever brought to Wilkes-Barre. Prices to suit the! times. Call and see them. I 1 i It. Tax BsfcbucMagazixe.

The Ap ril number of Thk Republic opens with an able review of the labors end achievements of Hon. Z. Chandler during hia eighteen years services aa United States Senator. As a historical review it unfolds many important and hitherto unwritten events in the history of the war and the struggle tor the perpetuity of the Union. This is followed by an interesting 1 paper, tne 01 anpoxrn vivuizsuon, in which the evil results of standing armies and national debts are forcibly exh ibited.

In the next paper, the questional the Elective System a Failure?" the elective and appointive systems are discussed, and unanswerable arguments in favor of the former over the latter sre presented for consideration. Aa article on the "second is ail naa ua jrits John forter" presents facts 'in the conduct of that fficer for which under any otner government would nave resulted in his immediate trial, and execution, Following this are ably written articles os Robert R. Livingston and his Times;" "The Late Elections Their Results and the Future as shown by the Press and ths pub lic Advance in Postal Rates on mm MM aura viass omht, i iraTnopmcni 01 tne 1 Dominion of a thorough review ofJ the work united etstes senate Extra Session;" the iniquities ofThe New York Canal RingArt Education for Young Mechanics;" "Plan fcr a Governmenf Paper Currency for Sreafc Britain;" "Trades Unions and the Rights of Boys;" together with the unal monthly report of "ExeeuriTS and Department Doiogar 1 Tu Repcslic is a neatly printed monthly. on in paper, at 12 a year. Address "Republic Publishisg Company, Washington, D.

V. Single copies cents. HOTELS ETATJEAJSTa. yy uiTJs iioiksii ttOTitiM Cltreete WIIaKIBABJIE, PA Xticalient tahls aitsl AiBpIestat rr. TStiUlM 11PIlIUlll7t Horace Ladd vs.

AL A. Stannard. Ac- count and report of receiver confirmed nisi. i Featherman vs. Ifleming.

of defense filed in open court. Affidavit I. the matter of the petition of Ida Green, for separate earnings, Act 3 April, 1872. Court direct same to be marked filed. -f! i In the matter of the petition of Helen Dougherty for separate earnings.

Act ou April, is 1 4. Lt supra. Timmony v. Scan Ion. Affidavit of defense filed.

Van Dyke CoJ v. Damon. Court grant rule why judgment shall not be entered. i Brenner y. Brenner.

Alias subpoena granted. Moore vs. defense filed Winchester. Affidavit of O'NeiU vi Duffy. Fuller, assignee ISule made absolute.

df Heft vs. Hilliards. r. M. Nichols, under Case referred to act of assembly.

Kline Zigler Winchester. Case referred to W. W. Ljathrop, Esq. Pa.rk.er vs.

Lowehstein. Affidavit of defence filed. Osterhout Jenkins vs. A. Heller, et.

al. Court grant rule to show cause why Israel Ruth shall not be subrogated to the rights of the plaintiff. ORPHANS' COURT. I April 10, 1675. DeLong, deceased.

Estate of Jonah 2sow 12th April. 1875, on petition and motion of E. L. Merriman, attorney for estate I and the 'purchaser, previous sale set aside and an alias order of sale granted on the same terms as provided in former; order, day-of next term, court. Returnable on -first ht 2 P.

M. By the Lourt adjourned until 2 p. PARlllAL RESUMPTION. Since the -decision of the Hyde; Park men to resume work on the terms of the Delaware and Hudson Company it has been the general opinion that the strike could be of but short duration, and that our coal field would again resound with the busy hum of industry at a very early day. I hat this opinion was correct 13 shown by the partial resumption of one large combany to-day.

This morning a reporter off the Daiy Record called on Mr. Joseph Lippencptt, the veteran agent of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. in this city, and was kindly received by that gentleman, although occupied with the duties his extensive coal trade. Reporter I understand the men in your employ are about to resume work to-day; can you give any information? i 31r Lu les, quiite a number or i our men went to work this morning at the Black Diamond luhnel, slope JNo. 1, and at slope No.

3. i Reporter How many men went in to work? I i jlr. cannot' tell the exact; num ber, but a majorityj at each place. The number who refused to begin work is Quite small. Reporter Do you think that all your works will be started? Yes, they have gone to work at fccranton and will' probably; do so at YY ilkes-Barre.

At this point a despatch boy came the office with the intelligence that the and- Laurel Run re- "men at Pine Ridge ported at those collieries to-day and operations earnest, i will begin to-morrow in good Thanking Mr Lippincott for the infor- mation, the reporter withdrew, leaving that gentlemen in bbsy consultation with the shute boss, m. Keith. I HTT.T.MAX MIXES. It is reported that work wiil soon begin at Uillman mines. THE LEHIGH WILKES-BARRE COMPANY.

The reporter was unable to get any in- formation as to the prospect or resump- tion at the works of the Lehigh Wilkes-Barre Company. MAYOR'S CO tJRX. i YESTERDAY MORNING. J. D.

Engle, "from Mosey to wp, was locked up on Saturday evening The amount of vrhisky) purchased was too much of a load for the prisoner, being rather boisterous ahd in the way; of the neighbors in that part of the city, he was picked up by aa officer and locked up. A fine and cost $4.50 was imposed, i Irs. II- fromi Bowman's HilLafter being locked up for several hours, to bring her temper down to 21, was brought before' the Mayor and charged with disorderly conduct, she was ordered to pay $3il5 for smashing a neighbor's windows. The prisoner being of an ugly nature' was soon brought to bay by the Mayor. Should she make her appearance this court again her family will not be permitted to interfere with her case 30 days will be her fate.

The Gocrlays. This famous troupe appeared at Music Hall on Saturday evening, and were greeted by a I fair audience. 1 1 The different characters were Well repiesented by each member of the family making the entertainment more than usually amusing. The performance will be repeated this evening, when new songs and new characters will be introduced. New Shop.

A building is being erected by the Barton Swan Harness Company in the rear of their old place "of business on East Market street, for the purpose of accommodating their rapidly growing business, On the completion of the building tney prepared to carry on the harness business in all its branches, of which due notice will be given in the Daily Record. 452-1 1 S. P. C. A.

The annual election of officers for the Wilkes Barre branch wDl take place at the next regular meeting of the society, on the evening: of the third Wednesday or this montn, tne ai in room in rear or tne omce oi jmiier, Bertels Coolbaugh, on Market street. A full attendance of the members on this occasion is requested. 'i h. New Goods. Just opened, a large stock of Alpacas; Diagonals, Camels, Hair Plaids, Cashmeres, Pongee, Em? Dress Cloths.

Bilk I Poplins. Grenadines. Greatest bargains ever offered at i -1 Joxas Long's, Thk Region Board of the M. N. A.

ul hold a meeting to-morrow morning tea o'clock at Weiss Hall, Brewery 1I1L. i 917 Market St. 444-lm-eod i. IT.