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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

do en- ell cuartei de aquel regimiento, y
mandando prender a los indiyiduos que
Sc consideration jefes de tan criminal
stentado, dispuso SO comenzara la ins
truccion del sumario, dando por resul
/ tado, segun vsrfdicas notfcias, Ia evi
tiente comprobacion del complot que
debia haber estallado la una de la ma
dtugada, hall6ndose conprometida una
parte de Ia faerza que pernocta en- e.
edi6cio, y d no dular, algunos indivl-
duos del presidio, contando ademds con
elementos exteriores.
Han sido nombradas maestras de
las escueias de Moroyis, Cayey y BaYa-
non Puerto Rico respectivamente,
doila Carmen Domingo, dora Nata.ia
Domingo y dona Luisa MARTINEZ Dora
do.
-Sa ha concedido Ia gran cruz roia
del merito militar, en- permuta de otra
blanca, al general Gamir, segundo ca
DO de Ruerto-Rico.
DIA %.
Z4rsgoza, 26.-En Ia ma6ana de hoy
han sido puestos en hbertad dos de los
26 detenidos q consecuencia del suceso
que tuyo lugar en- esta capital la noche
lei 81. Los "a restantes continnan a
disposition del juzgado de San Pablo.
Hoy ha fllecldo el rico capitalista
de esta ciulad ID. Justo Alicante.
Hoy Sc ha dictado sentencia, por
la audiencia de este territorio, en- la eau
sa de regicidio frustrado.
la sala ha c0ntirmado ell fallo emf
lido por ell juzga 10 de primera instan-
cia de Palacio, condenando, por consi-
suiente, 4 Juan DIVA la pena de
muerte.
La sentencia consta de diez resultal-
tandos ocho considerandos, en- un to-
do diferentes de los consignados por el
inferior.
Esta tarde le habra sido noti6ca1a
la sentencia al procesado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15
AIIIEIlS lIVERS0S.

perfhmar el paEuelo, 10 mismo que para 81
tocador de To-, damas de buen gusto como para
ell banjo por las personas apreciadorns de 10
baano Sc le considera como el perfume sin
rival en- todo el orbe. Sirve ademas como un
zahumerio en- las habitaciones de los enfermos,
proporciona gran alivio en- el langor, fatlga.
postracicn, psgNosas y versigos, SC, &c,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15
N0TICIAs NACIONALEs.

Aunque es corto ell tempo que te-
nemos para recorrer las colecciones
Que hasta Ell 2S de noviembre nos ha
traido ell vapor correo AJonso XII,
extractamos las mas lmportantes a
continuacion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

The VIZ Of the People
Ell "a del tltimo noviembre, los hon
radios Y laboriosos yecinos de Colum
bia, en- Tennessee, como impulsaeos POI
un vertigo, corrian bien de manana COZ
las armas en- la mano, ocupando las
salidas todas de la poblaoion, y toman
do posicionas unos, ruientras que otros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

Seis meses habian pasado desde ell
dia en- que Sc realiz6 en- Columbia aquel
castigo horrible, cuando ell Ii del mes
de Julio ultimo cinco hombres enmas-
carados cerca de Bayon Sarah, en- el
Estado de Louisiana, asesinabau un
guarda aguja con intento de detener ell
tren para robar d los pasajeros. La
approximation de otro tren, no esperado
por los bandiaos, desconcerto sus pla-
nes y huyeron por los bosques vecinos.
El TELEGRAPH, en- sus multiples ramif-
caciones, los persigui6, llevando Ia alar-
ma por todos los contornos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

Cartas de Ceuta que publica el perio-
dico la PCttrla dan cuenta de la aborta-
da conspiracion de la noche del Is.
Segun dichas eartas, en- las prlmeras
horas de la misma SO le hizo una conf
dencia 81 coronel del regimiento FLO,
dc que & los pocos momentos iba to-
ner lugar una subIeyacion que senia Por
obieto asesinar 4 los jefes de dicho
cuerpo, armar 81 presidio, apoderan-
dose del vapor eorreo y demas buques
disponibles, desembsrcar en- Ia costa de
la proyincia de Malaga, donde Sc pro-
aterfa algun apoyo. :.
s'--7 asto por el citado coronel,
seAame . al senior CONAN
N la actividad
pto segui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15
DLA 19.

Dona Margarita de Borbon, esposa de
Don Carlos, ha hecho entrega de la can
tidsd aecesaria para la fundaclon y Sos
tenimiento q perpetuidad de una CANA
On ell hospital Homeopatico de esta cor
te.
Sc ha dispussto que los funciona-
rios p1biicos de 20 25 amos presenter
4 la mayor breyadad el certltcado dc
exeneion de auintas. y de 35 en- adelan-
te Ia fe de pila Iegalizada.
DA 20.
Sc ensuentra algo mas aliviado de
la grave dolencia que le aqueia, 81 pri-
sideute del tribunal Supreme de Guer-
ra V Marina, senor conde' de Vistaher-
mosa.
Ell general Grant llegara manana
4 Granada, de donde Sc dirigira d Bar
celOna.
DA %.
Sc hasdispuesto por ell ministerio
de Ultramar que una de las expediclo-
nes de yapores-correos de Cuba toque
an Puerto-Rico su regrese q la Pc
ninsula.
Aver fallecio en- Madrid el conoci-
do iurisconsulto y hombre p1blco Don
Francisco Salmeron y Alfonso, Presi-
dente de la Asamblea nacional, ex-mi-
nistro de Ultramar y conseiero que fue
del Supreme de la Guerra su vida So
ha consagrsio al traoaio, y era estima-
do por hombres politicos de todos los
partidos.
Su hermano D. Nicolas, que Sc halla
an Paris. ha rocibido diariamcnts noti-
cias telegraficas del curse y gravedad de
Ia dolencia, aver SO le ha comunlcado
al triste' fin, previsto por la ciencia, que
con sincere dolor consignamos.
Ell Sr. Salmeron deja cinco hijos.
Acompanamos su famiiia en- 81 senti-
miento que la embargo en- estos momen
tos por p6rdida tan irreparable.
DIA 23.
FL ministerio de Uitramar Sc ocupa
activamsnte de Ia formation de los es-
calafones de las carreras judicial y fs-
cal para su uni6cacion con el de la Pc
nInsula. Por Real orden de aver Sc
han pedido las hojas de servicio los
funcionarios cesantes de dicho ramo.
DaA "a.
En- la session de aver tarde del Con
sreso aued6 aprobado ell dictamen de
Ia comision, prohibiendo que Sc user
an los servicios del Estado los carbones
sxtranjeros.
DIA 25.
Zaragozs, %. 3.-Anteanochs q las do
ce, POGO mas 8 menos, fueron sorpren
didos por ell cuerpo do orden p1blicc
% 8 "a hombres que habiau estado reu
niendose en- los sotanos de una casa que
esta levantandose frente q la Captain {
General Sc les cogieron alganas ar
mas blancas y de fuego, algunas MUM
clones, Y Sc encuentran detenidos dis
posicion de la autoridad.
DIA 27.
Cartas de Ceuta que publica el perio
dico la Pettrla dan cuenta de la aborta
da conspiracion de la noche del Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15
VARE EDADES.
COSTUMBRES YANKEES.

LA JUSTICIA DEL PUEBLO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

Eel ministerio de Uitramar Sc ocupa
activamsnte de Ia formation de los es-
calafones de las carreras judicial y fs-
cal para su uniicacion con el de la Pc
nInsula. Por Real 6rden de aver SO
han pedido las hojas de servicio los
funcionarios cesantes de dicho ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

En- la session de aver tarde del Con-
rreso qued6 aprobado ell dictamen de
is comision, prohibiendo que Sc usen
en- los servicios del Estado los carbones
extranieros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-15

procesadO
13. Resultando Que ell promoter
fiscal, cali6cando los hechos probados
de deito frustrado de lesa majestad, V
como su autor tinico 4 Juan DIVA Mon
COST con las circunstancias agravantes
de alevosla Y premeditacion conocida,
ha padido Sc imponga & este la pana de
muerte Y costas procesales
a. Resultando Qae el defAnsor del
procesado, en- su escrito de defensa ha
solicitado Sc peponga la causa al estado
de sumario y 81 a clio no hubiere lugar,
declArar exento de responsabilida1 su
def9ndldo por haber cometido Ell delito
en- es5ado de enaganaoion mental, tener
por delito frustrado o tentativa de le-
stones, apreciandoIe con las circunstan-
cias atenuantes, L. del art. 9. en- rela-
cion con ell articulo So, ndmero |. s.
del mismo art. 81 sin ninguna agravan-
to.
L. Considerable Que probado por
la confession del procesado dicho de
los testigos d Felisa Pla, d. Jose CO.
dina Godinez y d. Jose Maria de la Ve-
ga, que aquel con Amino 8 intencion de
matar S. M. ell rey, le disparo ell 25 de
octubre pr6ximo pasado, un tiro Gin
70 8 sais pasos de distancia, con una
istola eargada con capsulas de bala de
e.@9ce milimetros de calibre, es induda-
que Juan Olivia en- el hecho de au-
practico puso por su parte todos los
% necesarios para Ia realization del
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
THIRD EDITION.
ChtIdrea's Festival.

The regular Christmas Festival for
the children of st. Johns P. Z. Church,
was held in the chapel last evening.
The exercises were conducted ia the
church, commencing at 7 o'clock. The
carols were BEAUTIFULLY sung by the
children, and prompt answers were
given to the questions from the cate
chism We give the Rev. 7. Gardiner
Littell, the rector, much credit for the
manner in which he retains the atten-
ton of the ''lambs" of his flock. After
the exercises in the church were closed
the children were sent in classes to the
chapel, each scholar being provided
with ticket, which was to be given
up when they received their present
and refreshments. We were very much
pleased with the plan upon which it
was conducted. The larg. folding doors
between the Infant School room and the
main school room being closed, we We're
wondering where the pretty things
were that the children so eagerly looked
for, when sudd My. as if by magic, the
large doors were thrown open, and a
lovely sight met our eyes.
A large Christmas tree brilliantly
lighted with small wax candles and
each branch laden with costly presents
for each child, according to attendance
during the past year. In front Of the
tree was a large table which fairly
groaned with tn. good things OF Christ
mas tide. As We looked and heard the
Joyous shouts of the little ones we We're
iorcibly reminded of our younger days,
and the wish to be once more a child
again, made us feel our advancing
years We came away well pleased
with the snccess of those kind hearts
and willing hands had prepared and
arranged for the happiness OF the little
ones. By the way the older ones were
forgotten bat every one present partook
of the refreshments, as there were suf-
ticent after all the children were served.
We particularly mention the address
to the children by Rev. Mr.. Kay of st.
Andrews p. +. church. 1t was both
instructive and interesting to old and
young. The whole affair was success
over and above all former occasions of
this KIM held by ladies and teachers
of the church.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
LOCAL II NE TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10, Ib1b.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

| Am ~
For Philadelphia: 237, 1905, $40, 900, $50,
1000 9. M: 1887, 1913, 2so, &oo. $40,
fr New York: 2s7, a. m.; LOS, $50, l2s7.
1889, 6.>e m. 9n Sundays: 237, So
For Bai.lmors and Washington: Iabi, a,e,
$50 a. m; 1887, l.oA, Els, p. m.
For baltimore: los, Express. On Sunday,
Tor baltimore and Washington; i2bi. 2io,
For baltimore and way stations; $50 a. m..
For NJ New V q; Castle, go, sis a. m., LOS, $50
For Delaware X. r.: sisa. H.: LOS, $50 p.
For Wilmington Northern X. r.: e.2S q.
m.;a20 a. m; 3p. m; and 800 p. m. Sat
FER Delaware Western r. r.: 1919. $50 p. N.
Sunday trains, 1880 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: 12.At, 203, s.34, slo q. m,
1903. l2&I, l.C2. %.2o. BIS, e.2b, 100, IiO
Ills p. IN. On Sundays: i2ls, ao3, 50,
1910 a. M; 1885. Ills. p. m.
From Baltimore: 2.3, 81 9.4ba. m; l2-27, 1881,
S.3e, $50 ,. IN. On Sundayr2.sl. an $50,
$50 p. m.
Ffom Washington: 23i, q. m: l227, i2s,,
$50, $50 p. m. On Sundays 2Sl o. m;
6.36, $50 p. IN.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 .. m;
T.l0 p. N. No Sunday trsins.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 q. M; 1910, Ile
pm.
From Wilmington h Northern X. Il. sos
.. m. ll.3O u. m; ]. 10 p. m; and 1856 p. In.
Saturdays only, 1870.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 1b6 a. m.
3.lop. IN. Sunday trains, 6p. m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADEL-
PHIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
10, 800. 1880, ll.%6 a. m.; $40, 400, 3.l6,
600. 6.l5 9.45. ll.30 p. IN. ON Sundays
1873 30 n, m; 800, l1.30 p. IN.
ON Thirty-Second and Market streets: |. 20,
7.3O, 40 q. m.; 1928, 4.01 go. II. % p. m.
On unda,s: 100. 730 a. m.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
lfrom Yesterdays Late Edition. ]
A DlABOLlCAL ACT.

Two Men Fight ~ smy rna on Christ
mas Day tnd One bites or the
others Err.
A correspondent from the Forest near
Smyrna, writes us the following account
Of a diabolical crime committed in the
lstter named place on Christmas day
1t seems that a generous good nat
ured German citizen, a young man of
fine talents named Gustus Belleman In
the employ OF Gustus Weeks who is
carrying on the barbering business,
stepped in the Smyrna House with a
friend to take glass Of beer. There
he met man named George Smith
with 4 10. of friends. Smith reminded
Bell-man that he had an old grudge
against him, and that then and there
they might as we'll fight it out"
"Oh no." said Belleman, "come
Geoi &c, join us In q drink and be-
friends, don't want to fight you"
You dutch 5. of b. you mnst fight"
said Smith. Belleman seeing there was
no getting out of fight, said to Smith,
81 have only one friend Will. you have
scores, and all ask is to have fair play
shown me and | will fight you a fair
stand off fight, in the Heenan and Say,
ers style"
This being agreed to the parties all
went out into the yard Of the hotel and
put themselves in position.
Smith led off in the fight but was
heavily countered by his more scientific
opponent, who barred off his blow with
his right hand, and gave Smith a tre-
mendous jaw smasher under the chin
which sent him to mother earth all in
heap.
The good natured BellemAn looked
at his fallen foe writhing on the ground
and said, "Now, get up Smith | won't
hit you while you are down." Smith
jumped up ana caught Bellenan around
the body, and threw him heavy rall
adding his own weight to 1t, and then
catching Belleman's ear in his mouth,
bit 1t clear off, thus disfguring young
Belleman for life. Smith walking off
behind wood pile spat Belleman's ear
out on the ground, saying as he did so,
Now have done what have wanted
to do for some time--disfgurs your
handsome face.
B-lleman pulled a revolver saying
eyes, you have disfgured me for life,
but your life will pay for it, and tried
to shoot Smith, but prudent wife had
got hold of Bell-man's revolver the
night before and drew the cartridges
out, which circumstance saved Smiths
life
The citizens Of Smyrna are very in.
diA Anant to think that the lookers-on al
lowed Smith to walk away unmolestrd.
1t is said that he and his brother
hitched up buggy and left town, it is
supposed for Wilmington. They drove
a dun colored horse.
George Smith is % years of age;
feet, 7 inches high, dark complexion,
has black eyes and hair, small black
moustache (wh-n he lefty, and is by
trade house carpenter. The citizens
are about Offering reward for his ar
rest. Smith has mania for biting off
prople's noses and ears, this not icing
the first case. Young BellemaD, it is
said, is lying very low, and fears are en-
tertained that he may not recover. He
has a wife and three small children de.
pendent upon him for support.
Our correspondent requests Us to
call the attention of the police to this
case, that Smith might be arrested if
in this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
A Working committee.

The Ladies' Committee to aid the re-
formed men it, their Christmas charity,
was organized just ten days before
Christmas, and in that short time, in
addition to soliciting and gathering nu.
merons contributions of provisions, ETC.,
they arranged for and gave ar enter
taInln"nt which ne,ted them some
twenty odd dollars, their entire receipts
IN cash being $33 81, which they ex.
pended as iollowS:-F clothing so As;
dry goods, $3.50; shoes, $lO.0O: can.
dies, $j.92; muslin. Sl-totaI, $32.S7.
leaving a balance in tue hands of the
treasurer, Miss A. Ta'Inan If so cents
This is what We would call working
committee.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28

NUTlCE. Those wanting to max
~ Christmas presents can buy the follow.
lowing goods very low, 'or they must be sold
as the Undersigned, VIM. II. DWICK,
Nos. 2o1 and ~ W. Fourth street, Is moving
10 Atlantic City:
A large assortment Of Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. ias Globes and fixtures
10 OF ROhger's Gel brated POcketknives. IS
gross of Pipes, 10000 Cigars, 10 doz. OF Chit
nese Shells, Shoes, Soaps, Periumery and
! oilet Sets. 50O SILK Neckties, lot OF JeweIry.
one good tune rosewood Piano nd other mus.
cal instruments and all the fixtures, and hun
dreds OF other artl:Ies. His Museum will be
open to the public with new curosities ipr tho
holidays dc23ti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
Personal.
ED.

JOHNSON ON Thur4diy morning, the 26t h
INST, William NJ. Johnson, in the +7th year
OF his age.
The rrla ivesand friends are respectfully In.
yltcd to attend the funeral from his late r. Vi.
d"ncc. O5 King street, on Sunday afternoon
At 3oclOnk. Speaking at the house at clock
tLY.-ln Compassville, Chester Co. Pa, DR.
william ii. Ely, formerly o this city
Philadelphia and Maryland papers please
copy.
fu c-aI rom hls late residence. on Thurs
day morning, Jan. ID. l 70. Al 10 "'cIo,k.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
A Sangnine Grant Man

Col. Mos!y, on leaving Washington
IN route for his Chinese consulate,
sent message to a newspaper cores.
pondent that he would return to Wash
ing'on on the fourth Of March, 1881, to
he present at the inauguration of Gen.
Grant, as president for u third term.
Personal.
Mr.. Bayard l.. Saville, son Of Mr..
Alexander Savill- of this city, has been
taken in as a member by the celebrated
grain firm Of K. l.. J. Cox & Co., Bow
ley's wharf, Pratt St., Of Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
Trustees OF the Poor.

To-day b"ing the occasion of the
monthly meeting of the Trustees of the
Poor, the members Of that body were
ont in full force, examining the county
buildings and noting the condition and
care Of the same.
The Board went through the building
from bottom to top, and found every
thing scrupulously neat. The inmates
look well and contented, and every
thing gave evidence of most careful
management and the Board of Trust. %
comphmented the Superintendent, Mr..
Barlow, accordingly. The most import
ant improvement to be made is that Of
securing a more thorough protection
from fire, by the placing Of sort of fire
plug and reel of hose in every
story, the whole arrangement to he 50
connected with the main pipe, that the
work of securing water will only be the
work of few moments.
Formerly these periodical gatherings
occurred but once in three months and
consequently Y there was usually consid.
cradle to be done.
TO obvatr this it was decided to try
the monthly meeting plan, whicE. it is
found works admirably and gives
much more satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
p =. ROBINSOA 4 CO..
BANKERS 4 BROK ERS
\. q. COp.F0u rth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELLA WARE

ron SALE.-3 shares National Bank Of vii.
mington and BrAndywine stock.
WANTED.
Masonic Hall stock,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facil-
ity afforded for persons TO sell or invest In
stocks or bonds. 'eb9o-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ - hose who sell or trans or Real ts.
late, and do not wish iopay the tax o'ls7g
Will obiige the under.gned by leaving no.
tice thereof at our Office, that We may asscss 1t
to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE.
Cily Assessors.
Office, NJ. 10 i. Sixth street, between
Market and Kirg Hours 8a. m to Il M,
to and I toSp IN dcl7ti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
smyrna Temperance Convention

Though we have no account of the
proceedings of the State Temperance
Convention now in session in Smyrna,
a correspondent writes that he had the
pl' ASSURE OF meeting the genial sniling
face of Tommy" Greer, one OF the
delegates from this city to the Conven-
tion, and that he was sober and happy;
and that it looked like business to SEE
George Il. Lobd-ll and John X. Babcork
present, and they mean business too, +"
says our correspondent. He also states
that }. l.. Richardson, one of the dele
yates from Wilmington, left for h me
in the $40 p. IN. train yesterday.
Thursday, on account of sickness in his
family.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
WI MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
FoR SALE.-S2,O0O New Castle Gas Bonds.
Stocks and Bonds bought tor cash or carried
On margins If desired. Telegraphic cominu
nicati0n with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
nHl La ELPHlA, CN1U
il WILMINGTON AND ~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10. 1873.

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10. 1878.
Tfains will leave Wilmington as follows =
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations,
Us, $40, 10 ~. q. III. 30. ! o., 73D, . 40 y. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) 8 20 80, u. m.
Philadelphia and NewYOrk ] Ob z 81. y W q.
N, " SO, l2 80, 5 5+op. IL. :
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 9 80 q. IN
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7Os.
Baltimore and Washington II 81, 40, s3S
a. IN. 70 81, ! 04, s Is, 10 26 y. IN.
Trains tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle ~, . Is n. m. l 0S, 8 80 p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 0 Is
a. M, ! 05 Q 30 y. IN.
Delmar intermediate stations y Is a. N. os
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 10
m, W, 0 30 p. In.
Philadel phia and New York, 2 ", 3 10 a. H..
Baltimore and Washington II 81; 2 ~, . %
q. III
For further information passengers are 70
ierred to the timetables posted at the dspd
ov2e n. f. KENNEY. SUIT
CHANGE OF HUuRS-Dt.LAW WAKE
" n WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com
mcncing Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1871 Trains vii
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a. m, and 8 80 y. IL
Leave Landenberg o Is m, and l 80 p. m
Arrive atWilmington I IS a. m. and 3 10 p ID
Arrive at Landenbergat IL m. and 6%op.n
IN.
Connectons-TrainsI leaving Landenberg al
~ a. IN. connect with train for Philadelphia
6l0a nh..
Train leaving wilmington at 10 20 q. m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 8 10 q. m
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Lane nberg ut 00p. IN.
Ira uleaving Landenberg or. n.yttt
Penn Glvania aud Delaware trai- Ii With
train Ieaving for Philadelphia, ! : ~ y. IN
Trains leaving Wlln!L. ton, at $50 p. m.
with train leaving Philadelphia, at 4.l5 p, In
mvadti u CONNEL. Supt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28

NtTlCE.-.l hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer II petition 10 The q, neral Assem-.
bly, OF the SAFE Of Delaware at its next scs
sion, In Janu lry. 1879 praying tho passage Of
an act to divorce me and my hush nd Frank
Il Lysle, IA vincu,tO IN trimouic."
KATE r. LYSLE.
Wilmington, Del, Dee. 20, 1878 lm.
NnrlCE.-'rhe subscriber having lost or
~ mislti deed No. 1851 Tor lot east h III
No. g. section F., IN the Whining on aud
Bfandywlno cemetery. Application Is now
made ny him for II new deed
Lee. 26 1873 B. +. PERKINS.
dc2T.l aw IOr3W
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28

4 tARD.-TO all who are --rerIng iren
"A the indiscretiOns OF youth, ner voL
weakness, early decay loss Of 'sanhood. etc
will send y0n a receipt tnat will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed, ,
was discovered by missionary in souti
America. Send self addressed envelope t.,
Rev. Joseph i. lnman. Station b. Rh''
House. New York CITY
Daily Republican., 1878-12-28
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
DRAsDYWINE MILLS QUOTA
ID IlONk,
W. q. PENNYPACKER & co,

W. q. PENNY PACKER & co,
tSuccessors to j. T. Price h Coz
Best Patent Hour ur..................$ 80. Ib6lS 50
Choice Family Flour ur..,............ t.O0(D6.5
Choice Supertine. ne................... 4OJ@5.OO
Bran, per ton .......... ........... 1900
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat 81, ,05; old corn, 10 cents. Bran II
octl9 W q. PENNY PACKER N co.
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