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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-09
POLICE JURY.

Monday, July, 7th 1879.
Police Jury met this day at
IL Court House, ia regular
wipn.
Won The roll being called, the
AHiag members answered to
ikr names.
Il district -Severien Primeaux,
al do-Joseph Trahan.
81 do--Alonzo Vanslyke,
III dol TreHilie Broussard,
5h do-Howard Hoffpauir,
th do -Demosthene Nunez,
I.ouis Thibeaux,
Tie minutes Of the previous
nseting, after being read, were
|llopted.
NJ. Wise on behalf of the
fn,ace Committee, presented
|lls 6llowing report which, after
lang read. was adopted and or
|dsrsd to spread upon the minutes
|Ad published viz:
10 The Hon. President and Mem
hers OF tile Police of the Parish
II efVermilion
Tour Finance Committee res
|ieetully submit the following re-
pft::
IS. Nunez, Esq, Ex-Tax Col
kstor ~ made q full settlement
slsa !! this Almittee Of taxes and
license. cosst,ed by him during
ss year 1878. He produced re-
sapb from Ex-1'reasurer, Minos
Y Y. Broussard, ESQ, and Isaac
Nhein full liquidation of the ac-
INTO this committe against him.
The list Of licenses accompany
thls report he has failed to col.
Said licenses were tende, ed
y Committee by said ). S. NJ.
We did not feel ourselves
aaed in receiving same and they
s'sia bis hands.
lH Of licenses in the hands Of
70. Nuncz. uncollected. viz:
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Amt col. to 1st July 5 2349 II

From the delinquent rolls. OF
1923 and 4 he has not made
any collections, although there re-
mains on the rolls Of 1928 4
and 5 a balance exceeding six
thousand dollars. a great portion
of which is due by large and res
ponsible property holders. We
most respectfully suggest that the
Police Jury shall take prompt
means to have the assets of the
parish collected so as to meet the
claims continually accruing.
Accompanying this report is a
statement rendered this commit;
tee Of the fines imposed on sundrv
individuals by the District Court
at it's last special term, by Lastie
Broussard, clerk.
Hon. Police jury will please
find a list attached Of the names of
persons who have not paid licenses
for the years 1851 & IS.
SOLOMON WISE,
A. VANsLYKE.
A. G. MAXWELL.
Sect'y Of Committee.
Read. adopted and filed July
7th 1879.
A. LAcouR clerk P. J.
Mr.. Wise, chairman Of the COM
mittee appointed to superintend
the repairs to be made to the
Abbeville bridge and other mat
tiers connected Herewith. submit
ted the following report which
was read, adopted and ordered to
be. spread upon the minutes and
published. viz
To the President and Members of
the Police Jury Of the Parish of
Vermilion +:
The undersigned committee ap-
pointed by your Hon. body to su
perintend the purchase Of mate
rails, and making repairs on
the draw bridge at Abbeville,
would respectfully report as fol
lows That an inspection Of the
bridge showed that the entire pier
together with the draw had set:
| tied materially and in some places
more than others, thus throwing
! the draw out of level and causing
it to strike on the connecting ends
that the pier would in all pro-
liability continue to settle and no
permanent structure could be
placed thereon. That the bridge
! would be continually getting out
of order unless the pier was made
more solid. This was not only
necessary but an expensive and
troublesome work, an1 constituted
the expense and difficulty in ma
king the repairs. Twenty new
piles were driven in the founda'
ton making a row Of new piles
between each row of old ones
These piles had to be spliced, be-
ing from IS to 40 feet long and
were driven about 30 feet in the
mud and water and it is hoped
and believed by your committee
that the foundation will not mate
rally settle again and that the
draw will remain in good working
order until further repairs shall be
needed on girders. This piline
was heavy and expensive to haul
besides the roads were then bad
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body, a full and complete report
OF all their proceedings had : such
report to contain the names of all
parties ordered out FOR road duty,
the numl er Of days required Of
them, together with the kind Of
tools required to be bronght by
such parties and in case Of carls
and teams. the number Of DAYS
worked by said teams, and the
nusatlar nf days allowed therefor.
Saidreport to also show, tficnames
Of parties and number Of days
worked, together with ffmount OF
monies collected. and fronAwhom
collected, and the disposition
made thereof.
/, Beit further resoieg4, that all
Road Overseers hereafter appoint
ID. assWefAas those whose terms
shae jushexpired, shall be and ape
Merely REQUIRED to furnish said re-,
s5orts to the Police Jury at its
FIRST session after having caused
work to be'cpasI on the roads.
h Resolved floI a copy of the
Iabove resolution shall be served
on each of the outgoing and in
|comipg Road Overseers of this
Parish. -,
Art.Su Resolved that the Far
|ish Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized to pay Solomon Wise
out Of the : mill fund assessed and
levied to pay the expenses Of re
pairing the Abbeville Bridge, "a
fast as collected and paid in the
treasury and until the balance Of
his claim against the parish shall
be fully reimbursed to him.
Art. II Resolved that the Con.
stable of this body be and he is
hereby authorized to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, after fifteen days
advertisement in the official jour
nal, the fence now. around the
courthouse the proceeds of said
sale he shall pay over to the par,
|ish Treasurer, taking his receipt
therefor, aud make due report of
his doings at the next meeting OF
this body.
Art. I3 Resolved that Presi-
dent Of this body appoint a COM
mittee of three persons whose duty
it shall be to correspond with par
ties in and out of the State on the
subject Of having good Jail built;
that said committee report at the
next meeting of this body.
The President appointed on
said committee Messrs. Ambrose
La, our, Alonzo Vanslyke and W.
w. Edwards.
The Jury took a recess until 2
o'clock p. m, at the appointed
hour the Jury re-assembled-all
the members present.
The following claims against
The parish were then allowed to
he paid out of their respective
funds, to wit /:
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towards the repairs on the Alb
beville bridge, amounting to the
sum Of eight hundred and sixty
four dollars and seventeen cents
with accompanying vouchers,
which being found just and cor
rect, it was
Art. 3rd Resolved that in Or
der to refund to the said Wise in
part payment Of said advances,
'i1fat rsl4a inliovsag funds now ii,
the Treasury be and are hereby
appropriated to effect said pay
fnents; the president and clerk
ere authorized to warrant for the
same on the treasurer, in favor of
said Wise viz: d
10 Repairing brigde funds of
1879 y ',,,.,,,,.+., !. slre
1879 2e1 50
30 public ferry revenue Of U
1879 Al 2GsM
total amount paid S.. 81 I
|W ise this day
Art 4th Resolved, than fee
|pres,dent and clerk ofSthiss lpd3
he authorized to draw We(rar,t
on the Treasurer in favor Of IS.
Wise for the sum Of $50 90 rsyl
able out of the finds collected ia
currency on the rolls Of 1928
-4'5 and g being the amount ad-
vanced to W A White. ESQ.,
Parish Attorney. to pay for the
printing of briefs in the suit of
the Parish vs. Brookshier & ais
now on appeal to the Supreme
Court.
Art 5th, Resolved that the
president and clerk of this body
be also authorized to warrant on
the last named funds for 50 l3.
and the further sum Of eighty
seven cents'out of the funds re
ceiyed from J A Brookshier & ais
in favor Of W A White. forming
together the sum of ten dollars,
which he advanced as costs in
The snit Of the Parish ys J A
Brookshier ct ais in the city of
New Orleans in order TO have a
writ of FL Fa executed in said
city.
Art 6lh, Resolved that the sum
of $50 IS, be allowed Solomon
Wise for various advance made to
the parish, and to pay the same.
the president and clerk be author
ized to warrant in favor of said
Wise on the Treasurer on the
following funds
10 on the amount Of surplus
funds realized in the suit of the
parish VS. ProokShier ct tails $l9 20
90 road fine paid in the
treasury by J N Williams IA 90
30 hal on the magistrates
and constables funds 1879
when all legal claims
against said funds shall
have been paid in full. 6 55
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Amt licensas nof co.'s S 422 so
.ThisrnmmIttee also settleE| ih
-Ex. Treasurer u. c.. BrousArd,
Esq, q pr 6Heas vonchefs a =!
receipts from isaac Wise. ESQ.,,
Treasurer, for monies phm Wise
es the full ,accoufssof. this COM
FmMee against him. sA
We have Wrefully exa med
the duplicate tax receipts % the
stumb book of. NJ. C. -Breasssrd,
tax collector and fnd that he m
COLLECTED from the tA'h e March
1879, tSsllle frs - 5fJly 1870,
!, ~ lo,r. r fN
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pOS ~
On motion Of Mr.. Trahan.
Art 7th Resolved, that the road
line in the lst road district, lead
ing from Crosse Isle gap to John
Collins residence be and the same
is hereby altered so as run from
said gap to Coulee Willow.point
known as Coulee Jack.
On motion Of Mr.. Vanslyke ::
Whereas, the public road bet
ween the lands of Victor Landry
and J A Brookshier, said road
leading from Abbeville to Perry's
Bridge, is in no codition for the
travelling public, and will require
considerable labor and expense to
place. the same in good condition.
And whereas, the public are com
PEELED to travel on the land Of
the widow and heirs of D. OBry-
an.
Art 8th Therefore be it reso'v-
ed that no prescription shall run
against the lands of said widow
and heirs, nor in favor Of the pub
lie until such time as the road as
laid out by the Commissioners be
repaired and placed in condition
for public travel.
On motion of Mr.. Vanslyke
Art 9th Resolved that the Ia
dies, of the town of Abbeville be
permitted the use of the Court
House, on the I'd, Bird & 4th day OF
August next, for the purpose OF
of holding Bazaar for the bene-
|. fit of the Catholic Church.
On motion of Mr., Vanslyke,
Be it resolved that it is hereby
made the duty of all outgoing
Road Overseers. to Immediately
make out and forward to this
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NO. z.

The Jury then adjourned to the
next regular meeting, being the
first Monday in October next,
1879.
HOWARD HoFFPAuIR. president.
A. LAcouR, clerk.
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lune Bugs.

On . quiet day in lsafy June. when
bees and birds were all in tune, two
lovers walked beneath the moon. The
night was fair. 80 was the maid; they
walked and talked beneath tho shade,
with mono to harm or make afraid. Her
name Was Sue. and his Jim; and he was
fat and she was slim. He took to her,
and shs to him. Says Jim to Sue, "By
al the snakes that squirm among the
bush and brakes, love YOU better'n
buckwhsat cakes Says Sue to Jim.
"Sincs you've begun 1t. and been and
come and gone and done II. l like you
ns1t to . now bonnet" Says Jim to
Sue. "My heart you've busted. but /
always gals mistrusted." Says Sue to
Jim, 81 will be true; II you love ue ssI
love you, no knifo can cut our love In
two." Says Jim to Sue. Through
thick and thin, for your true love just
count me- in; I'll court no other gal
sR'in." Jim leaned to Sue. Sue leaned
to Jim; his nose Just touched her jockey
brim; four lips met-went ahem! ahem! !!
And then-and then-and then-then!
And then-thsn! o gals, beware OF men
in June, and underneath the silver moon.
when frogs and crickets are In tune. lest
you got your names in the paper soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

A NEw YORK doctor says that men
catch colds through their ankles; but
the Chicago Tribune thinks they
wouldn't II they looked after their own
- anIiously as they looked after q
pretty girls. .r
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NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

no THE FOLLOwING-NANED DEFRND.
i ants. and TO al owners OF " claimants to
the real 60 ate and improvements thereon. er
improvements when as.esssd separately, IN tns
Town OF Gold NIL. Storey county. Nevada,
hcrsinafser described. known and unknown;
You arc hereby notined that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court OF Township
No. 8, Storey county. Nevada, by the Stale of
Nevada plaintiff, against each OF the defendants
hereinafter named, and each Of The follow
ing.de.cribed tracts Or parcels Of land. with
the improvements thereon. and improssmssn.s ~ .s
clHimants to the same. known or upknosn. 70
recover the tar and DELINQUENCY Assessed 70
sa!d defendants sgain-t said property. Tor the
nscai year commencing the lut dsy Of January,
A. y. is7s, and ending December si, a. " ls.s, A,
each case. And you are further noiined thai
unless you appear and answsr the complaint
nled In said Court on or before the 18th day Of
August, A. D. 1873. ct the hour Of II O'Clock
a. =. OF said day. judgment win be mksa
nirnts therein described, for the amount Of tax
ami dsllnqusnsy specified and costs OF suis
Nams. Tar oad DdlaQv~ey.
d. Hesgsrty-Tax and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block NO. !. rapss
b, and improvements.. ::..s sio W
Gee Lee--Tax and delinquency on 81 feet
Of lot No 8. block No. .. range Q. and ..
pu,t. i.2'0.s%sS,a S.%isUn Hininx Co., scipoi:
tiun--Tax and delinquency on lot No.
81, block No. I, range II. and Improve
J. r. xdsms-Tsi and delinquency on
part Of lot q. blo'k l. range Z, and =, =.
lpDsUTi%soii aaYi a.efss and a.iinSa:c:y % "
lots IN and ~. block .. range O. -
Dennis csSiii-TsI and delinquency on
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pIvlpEHp NOTICE.

nrrIoR OF CALIFORNIA MINING CON.
Aurust fjSIs.-At amsetlns StAs Beard of Di.
reccprs of ths sbovenamed oeypany. hald this
dsv. 8 dlyidsnd lNo. - q u y osnts per
sksss ~ payable eATuhDAY, ,Anguss
-. nenseR eosk. s,oss. = ~. - nsssat'
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AN old bachelor who particularly
hated literary women. asked an author.
ess II she could throw any light on kiss
Ing" "I could" said she. looking
archly at him; "but think it'sbetter in
the dark"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrYIcH OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ MINING COMPANY. Room 20. Nevada
lag of the Board Of Trustees Of the above
nAnsd Company. held this day. dividend mo.
20 Of Fifty Cents per share va declared
payable on fhfoAY, the 18th dav OF
Aneuss, isS. rransfsr, books eiosed until the
A.w. HAvxNs, seer,,sry..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

"So You are going to keep school, Z"
said q young lady to an old maiden
aunt. swell. for my part. sooner
than that ] would marry o widower
with nine children" "I would pre-.
fer that myself. but where is the wild.
ovsr 2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

"Ix choosing wife," says the Psren.
o,oeieal journal. "be governed by her
chin" The worst Of that Is. that
altar having chosen wife. one is apt to
keep on being governed in the same
INV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

"You want . aogsins-tbst's what you
want" said parent to an unruly son.
eel know IL. dad. but I'll try to get along
without il, said the independent hopeful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

q the principal cities throayhout the Ulissd
States, Kurope. japan. ohina and tho East
land, and on Honolulu lHAwsip.
Nav Yoax BAxKxls-Ths Bank of New York,
N. B. H.; American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON RAxIxss-Ksssrs. smith. Payne 4
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. tn
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
6. A. BREWSTER. N. o.,
DENTIST,

ILAts OF Chfsuu, NevhuU.
rUAs OPENED An OrEIcE IN VIRGINIA
n City. Any one Wishing supsrior entail
oprrs,ions can iest assured Of obtaining ID .
same o. his ofice. Whole crowns VI teeth bnilt
up anywhere In the mouth and guaranteed TO
siapd the test OF time. Irregularities corrected
spd all kinda Of plate work executed In the
very lstest and best style.
Oncs-Ia3s SOUTH G ST., VIRGINIA.
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I;G; 4.nptoa, W. .PS..Ss: .RPsssSs:
lntsrest psld % Ordinary and Term Dsposits.
Deposits received In sums Of " and upward.
Loans nads on Approved real estate. bonds,
stocks, etc. stocks, currency and silver bought
2i1 e. .. ELDRIpae, Secretary.
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ORDNANCE NO. ila.

AN ORDINANCE 70 Au,hsrizs the 10.
sa nee Of Bends fer the fsrp ss~ Of
secsrias Moses % aedsen and Csn.
eel B.na No. % Of the Town Of Geld
Iitil.
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MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE.
AL rus
Machinery and Buildings
...- -.ns..r,. 30 r-.-
Woodville G. & s. NJ Co,
s,.....a In cold Hui ni.,.s D'r
sries. rs.viss

INtRsT-ONE COMRLRrn FRICTION.
ersred Hoirting MAchins. consisting o
one direct acting steam knGins. with enan.
boxss sad, lsvsfs ruo noietlnG drums Ior
round ropo with boxss. sole plstes and connso'
ting isvsrs;two Tabular Boilers, smofestesk.
brsschins, guags cocks, feed pumps. boiler
fronts, grsts bar, bsck plates and doors. COM
plets a set up including all the brick woix,
foundation bolts and tim6srs, also two MANILA
ropes belonging 10 hoist.
Second-One puppet yalvsfeard Pumping
Epgins complste, With al surface connections,
Including surface bob and four hundred feet OF
10 by 10 Inch pump rods. with strapplnE platee;
four Pluuser Pumps. s-ineh diameter, 7foot
stroke, and ons i1ineh Bucket Pump also.
$50 feet Q Inch column two flue Boilers com.
plcts, with the Ateam p'po belouRtnR TO pump
engine, aud brick work around boilsrs.
Third-Ons directactins Air Conprsssof
complete tnew.l
Fourth -Four Mining Cars, Q lot OF old picks,
shovels and drills one saisty cage and chairs
for pam-.
tinh-rhs Hoistins and Pumping Engine
Building (known - the new holsting vorts).
incln ling the gallows frame. building bolts,
doors and windows also carpenter shop snd
"a pieess Of u by iSinch lsfoot minins TIM
beers.
sixth One Blacksmith shop buildins. with
tools and materials In same.
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sur q goM.p EHrIsT.
TRON NEVADA oIrY. oALIroR1
= Nh Psrmanently located q vir.0p
ginia City. Ofics. 10 SOUTH sthkkf'
6atisfsction guaranteed. seO ID
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Also, shs Feliewias Known ~ the
old Works.

First-One Rugins complste, two tabular
boilers and building covering same.
SECOND Quartz Mill. oenststing OF ten
stamps, two moriars. three pans, two settlers.
Que clean. up pan, one retort. rnaItinR. noxes,
two new mortars, shoes and dies. and building
covering mill u achiney.
Purchasers 10 be as eIpsnss OF tearing down
and -ynioying.
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]. q. HALL. N. o.,
% Va uNsss ' y"
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OrrIcE AND RrsIpENos -2lPosIrs
~ the Nzvs once. Main strsst. Go'd Hill.
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THE EVENING NEWS

Published every day tsund.ys excepted).
NJ TaE NEWS PUBLISuIN0 CO.
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eH-invalids, - well - business men OF
families, seeking recresuon and pleasure. VIII
md this the very place. lsa "
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Board and LODGING. Per week :. .......sis %
Children nom 10 IL ysars Of age, half price.
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EXCHANGE

This Ba.k has Special Yssiiisies sss
Dealing In Dalllen.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Spell with an II,

City Treasurer Francis Vincent writes
a communication to the Ledger, which
was published in their supplement OF
Saturday, giving an account of the first
execution in the State of Delaware,
which occurred 2l9 years ago last Sun
day. He was Turk wrecked upon
our shores, taken by the Indians and
sold to Peter Alricks, (the ancestor OF
the present Alrich's in this State) and
by him sold to the Maylanders. He
ran away and came to Delaware, the
Maylanders followed him, arrested him,
and he made his escape, after wound
ing two of his captors and striking a
third. He was tried by D. Hinozossa,
the then Governor of Delaware, south
o: the Christiana, condemned. his head
cut off and placed upon a stake. Mr..
Vincent said the decendents of Peter
Alricks (who was nephew of the
old Dutch Governor Jacob Alricks) now
spell their name with an h, viz. Al.
richs, and drop th. k. The Ledger in
making the remark still puts the k
to the end of the naur.
Lucas Alrich, Esq, still lives on the
farm descended to him trou his ances
tor, the original Governor Atrirk or
Alrich.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rn.1nuI..u.,,,, ,,,,, ,,.n..

IhAihb LhAVk wILhIr6TOh.
or philadelphia: 2.S.. feo, $40, eco s.4t
.J.0a 1880 q. m.; 1895. 2a0, AGO, %
I.1, f.4o =. N. On Sunday, 2.o1. s.loa
m, 800, $40, $40 p. In.
t~ New York: 2.31, 100, lu.C4, q, H.; l 3.
la'S9p. IN, Limited Express 6.AG p. IN.
For Baiumore and Washington: i2.5l, lie
$50 a. m; 1881 p. m. Limited Express
Lo4, 6ls, p. In. On Sunday, l2.ol, 2lo
For baltimore and Bay Line 70s p. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.3S 8. M.
b.l8p. III.
tor New Castle. s.l6. a. ~, l.eb. ss6I. N.
For Delaware X. r.: 'slb a. m: l.0t, o.so p,
No Sunday trains.
mi Sp. h.;and 5sD =. u. Sunday except
FER Delaware Western X. r.: !.l6, 1870, am.
b.3o y. N. Sunday train 9.+0 A. Nj.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: l2.45, zo3, $50, 80 a. H.,
l203, l2.i7. l.02, 200, 4.2o, BIS, e.25, 100,
.4c, Ills p. IL. On Sundays; 1919, 2.oS,
1910 q. m; 7:a5, Ills, p. m.
From baltimore: 23l, {. ~ g.6a a. m; l2a6, 1913,
o.S, s.Sc p. IN. On Sundays; ?.5l, q. III.
p.36 p. IN.
from Washington: 2Sl, n. m.. l2.2b, I2.37,
Pig, s.So op IN. On Sundsya: 2.si 3. u.;
esp. IN.
From New Castle: $50, l..IO a. H.;
- f'lp y. III. ND cHHuby tfhlDt.
from delaware X. r.: $50 u. NJ; 1910, 40
pm.
From Wilmington b Northern X. X: 6.gs
o. N. ll.50 IA. M; and 6..S p. IN.
From Delaware Western X. r.. 500 II. u.
Alb, 800 p. NJ. Sunday train 6.25 y. III.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LBAvR pHiLApRL-
PuIA.
fromBroad street and Washington avenue
7.3O, SEQ, 1890, ll.l5 a. m.: l.3o, 800, 400.
b.1b, 800, G.l6 9.lb, II. 80 D. m On sun
days: 1880 $50 a, ~; 800, ll.30 p. N.
From .hirty-Second and Market streets: ]. .Oe.
7.D. ll.S5 q. H.; l22s, 400 900, ll.30 p. M,
On Sundpvs' LOO. r. m
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
At the Wesleyan.

A large and select audience greeted
the Union Society at the Wesleyan Fe-
male College, on Saturday evening last
and the programme the Society render.
ed was worthy of the audience. The
entertainment opened with an instru.
mental solo by Miss H. Jones, afte.
which the minutes were read. Then
followed "Reverie in Church." by
Miss Bonsall which was SO highly ap.
preciated that the young lady was en-.
cored, and rendered "Archie Dean. "
An essay on "School Government, fol-
lowed by Miss Ella Bryant, and the ar
ticle proved that Miss Ella knew just
exactly how school oughtto be govern
ed. Miss Mollie Caldwell sang a beau
tiful solo, which was highly apprecia
ted as was also the reading of the ewes
leyana" by Miss Annie L. Russell.
This concluded the evenings program,
and ended tn" series of the Union So
ciety. On Saturday evening, Novem-
Der lst, the Iris Society will make their
bow.