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, 1880-10-02

approximate onrnnxs Of tic St. Louis &
1r0it Mountain Tor tho thrtl week In September
were $lS1,a0 MI lnereaso Of $17.7GB.
Tht reduction Ut tho National debt for tho
last nonih Ii suited Mt $3,A7, SOL. SlNcp June 10
tue reduction Inns amounted to S20.67llla. Ths
reduction Is aurc stcatiIy to continue unless tho
c'IIsilty Ut cllntlgu or Administration should
befull the country.
The state I,Iarti Vt Equalization IS about TO
1H!!nMrn They incrcusud tho Cook County us-
scSsillhnt Il prr cent Urcr tue local Assrssvrs'
i1Rtsrcs. Tho enf,ltal stuck Ut corporations ID
tsHnllHe'l Ut S:,2D, ,Q0o, and railway property ut
$itE0l,6li
Tho Merchants Savings, Loan & Trust Com.
p,!i,y Mrc layug thor Stockholders II ,lltnrteriy
dividend nf y per cent, Fortunate stocltholtlc,s,
considering tue low rutcs or Interest now rcaIxe.l
oil securities.
Just 1T this Tina lurye number Of pcoptp aro
esSnRed III cutting ethiyous. Thc ntnosint of
1I'0ncy tN be distributed un Government Inter-
est. IN railway All1 municipal uila 0ther hu1us
bulik hIvllenIs, utc.t will bU told Il, scures NJ
millions Of t0llufa. ltuinrcstOrs nro llkcly to
hIlvO II htri tiulu Ut It.
ls,tAlnesA Ut tho chicugo bllks WIS Bteuly,
Win very lltalc II hny uhange III any depart
lnent. Country nrIGrs fDr currency arc III flIr
,s1ao,1nt aIn1 sevcrgl report co,,ser1l,lu uflur.
IliEs fnr 'fiseoht. They CONS frs,uln willis n,nXc
of cNI'try, showing tlut tho full t,,slness lI.-
gins to t,,hko Itself fclt ThuH,nnlpts, however,
do l,ht bhnw lulGh activity In forwarding
tho surplus In tho hnntis Of Producers,
FHrnlors are holding ,aelr surplus huL,.
my Tor y moro netfvv dctNa,,d ut hotter
prices. Thoy know nllutit tho shipping
of whoat tn 0slcssA; about tho rcasoaablu DO.
E'lan1s likely to To undu frU,n suycra,i Cont.
iirtlt countries; M60ut the Unsatisfactory cnt,-
tiltion OF the English harvest; audi whether they
ltlt1ge coFrgHsIy Or not, thoy scnm willing tu
, 1880-10-02

Money market ca.y Mt aD1 per cont; primo
nsrr1Intllu taner. +!iQti!i. .@,-
n,ali1 i&rt.
FINANCIAL, HEvtEw ur T,iE WEEK.
Thla weeks fntfnI. In its financial rev|cw Of
tho week, says: "1trYars tho Maine elnrtton
United States per reta wrre selling ut itDsi to
1lN;1. lMring i'm week ttuy. .havU fa,lrn tn
1nSit to lUa5; hut since Cor. ttnncuck's letter
,estsesinx Wnr clnln,s thy prlce has r':cusrrtal
rnllr,ad securities hns. t" sn,!lc cxttnf. Hytnru-
'n,SSa % W!h t the sn..t,Ets IN t1n!tc'l stntns
sr'let t,l,,rc ~ Thy i,.clit,n,ton 10 do noth,nr
Important tinsst tho Issnc nr tho Presidential
ciest!on !: ccarer t!a,, It now IS Current tra'io
all lhere III n.,tccntls ntsrDce Of spec,,intio,,
nnywlnre. Thu surplus revenues Uf the :rrens-
TRY still wnrr,nt purchases af $.5N,0ll bOtrls
each work for Tho sinking fund; aiii eo'd i'm
IlurtA cnhtfnhc tn Il 1nrK., scale, lnUre thu,
*4MAL'nl f.rslx,1 gold having arrived n tho last
lmmks II sx Yi,1ii,y t " ~, ne @ ew a2rk
eontIntlcs Remarkably favorable f,,r borrowers,
whD Ect hlI they want mt . Mnd = rer cont ston
salI." =. l,er GENT ION time" WIN colater-
als aud Ht vi to nj per cent iii good mercantile
rnpcr. The prlec Or silver bullion retnnIns
ssrAdy at about U:.ih to l2.id per ounce iii Lon
, 1880-10-02

11OG FRoDuCT3-Wero rsa actlvo and Irregular,
hut averaged hlG,,er. thon4h Liverpool reported a
decline Of 1s In pork md ID In ard. Tho local hog
market Wna stea1T. Theru Was u good den,aLh fur
lnFd, though It was understood to haye tten du.
llvercd rDnEd vesy fEeey. md tho consequence was
Higher pffces but they nere not susiAIned MeHts
weru vGrT qnut. but stattu irmct In sympathy With
lard. THO dslnhnd IHr pbrk light. but pr!ccs
Weru fUEieWhn| better on n1s, nU old WAS AGstapcd
W tl1 parties controlling Il. Mfd The tenIaK hepttm-
her acna were NIL CLEARED aut bf the why at sl8ul1
ls...i BxcDpt Dte small lot u $l3rD.
specia1 repurta t'e Cincinnati Prize Currrnt show
ilu nnIbAf " hogs tneked tram March to date and
lAtDs null halts ~ tho aforementioned pncep, win
, 1880-10-02
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wcro died for
record Friday, Oct l.:
CITY PROPERTY.
Weat sIhlIsnsAth ~. ~ II y Of luype ~, n T.
S.Alat t. .ilted aDpt. n q. ". Cninphd!ltU Il.
siohawk IT II Il IL ia;'trs I, 3iiissiL In O."
proved. dated 6apt - al!chAUI itvlcl 10 Carl
.......,........ 3sQ
, 1880-10-02
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of prtM!,tcS In this city
during tho twenty-fotir hours cndinRn 7o'clock
Frlday morning and for tho corresponding
t!lnu Inst ycur:
, 1880-10-02

fr t.t.r n a. 1T NJ s1+'0&*o poF u" lpe
saxEp SALES.
|S::::::s & Il < &: Il :~ 4s 'las 'a''* @ II 'Sa'
nUrrAL0, N y. Oct. et.l.---CATrLE-Kecepta to.day,
fnai fs s9t!Htea aFansa ~ sa!t market l4!o With
I5s; nsinly rasf, !. sp@ 4. aal!!y. .aes
Gaaian essas,ia s:ss scsei e T. s eute1sF' eo*'
bukEr Ash, I.AAns-Hscelpta to-day, l.s1lt oon%
;x9S1 tnssS XII sssti m{kss slu.i and aroop,ne nf
waai q Glysfs, shipped il ass GsSdsi E.s ot.
!eTHu IuF E1oA Western shEph
~ Sar.: .1,; sthg! 4u xyak ana loweEt 11uNs KeS
%ssg III: = sHSGs I'D dSG5s {.
s,; I'll! es4; ss s' straight oi
ALBANY.
Speetdl ntspatfh TO The Chteaao T1tbt!pa,
AtnASf. y. " tcl. l:-bExrEB- Hecotpts, 40 caf4s
!ast MovE. ~ maFaet tht1uxhuut ruled tame, Wing
favorable ~ buysss attendance ttna xl.d lxtK1 de-
cFaa*e tn sAles cnn1VuFo4 with " Wcskj market
E0nd natives and A,i}41lt3 Tor oatnmnnt sates IL
s.9 ,Es. gMniss s s"ot. plump aAtTea II The
stkEp ASn l4AAus-llttr!pt4, VI earSi last week
81 sheep sttady; aullln stnT.y u st tnF com.
nun ~ ~ extra. amts !Hwgrt asnx iAirly NJ uponlhx
BEN YORK..
NEW AoRK. Oct. l.-DkEvEs-Hoceip.s, Al.0, p4,ss
9lef " nost do, tsvuj.slus edIuta 10 Prime loss
M Us e Tvtt.ns "a SM .Sse
msnn VI Ays STOCK Of fEssh lanat to-day; sseAneia
, 1880-10-02

Special Dhpaseh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YultK, Oet. l..-The mining ghNro market
was moderately Mutiye to-day, a,ll pr!ccs wcro
NvEerllIy ma1ntrIneQ. Clusin9 N,otutious:
, 1880-10-02

,,n,.,. :, I'M :. :. ,.- ,,..- p :. ,,,.. :.
tmrs,~n,i ~ .,nt,s,t III T. ,shtTi.t,r It TTsSsnT.a
n.i Sn.utu ~ Mfira..fftl 7Up
SH. u. /. nisi i. u. itisattis to WilIiant iii Il.
Thy preMlsc, w ~ WSat tlf Il. datct Au9. a.,
ttttrst nv iii X H ht.ir c;,t M y - ~ u, 1'
iii ~ ty,r,.,rni Ia IL, ~ ~ Ia Hin.H,,:
cStnv - saek ~ M II ~ ,; a
rt,trtnsfurM ~ II T Mu,,". s'nMrcr, N'"'' y! W. 1.m
efSSni .fs s ~. ~ ,fts,1 ~ ttT:, nr =; x T.
"Slc..;; H. IL; Il Il ~ ;i,,;, &; '
s:t mon59 ;r.f Il; Z rSr II ,3;, @
iemu,I. Kn.cH',',,... .a uet' ~ ~. tm
Nffun IL Hi II n II Smtt, ne = Z iHt;ii r. ''
,intsi s"t,i 4 IN =. tfn,,tnshIn,, - i,hMM
,1rf' y M; 4 -; IL"
, 1880-10-02

Government bonds In this city ruled for most
Of I'll" dug at the following prices: District Of
Columbia, 3at, asdt'h; ds lHi,sGtlv,s: 5s, le..tD
los3:i: Ahs, ltS.4dt l0s:4; Il. 1J.AGlO1sf.
The lti'tskct rlt,scI heavy, With generally tGsa:
fower Tho fnct ts, tho market IL slick our tho
uncertainties In poiltical matters for tho ue1t
few weeks.
stcrling exchange continues dull. Posted
rites were 4Sl.t6BI64; nc,uul PIxty tlAys 4sDitd1
.S9}s; duinnn, 4si commercial bills, 47s l1s!,.
On other countries tho market Is ut,chnnHut
1t wil bn remembered thul the un!nn and
ka'stls Fnel!ia Railways wcru consolidated Btrne
tlrt,n ngo. The earnings and expcnsos from tho
tlrne Of consolidation, Feb. !, to June ~, lySI,
were us follows: d
0poFutK vxleasus D iaij
l:cxn ineeIhNt o'l fuItei e!eet.. .ta;EA,JM
hLJD
hItG H,, tntGHt :s..sts..s..-.... ttuu
ulfMetd. ~ ptr ttnt. t.....s.......... l,1N,LAN
4:zM,aS
, 1880-10-02

NOsTQN,
5pfetak Ht,pdtsh to 1hs t'hitap0 Tribune,
!sDR.t,S, Oet. l.-ln snfnluH RbAres, !!nrshnw
1dtnMcct II; ltnigu, T. Ii; shnrt.M, III Nl,ncMn,
btlyer istcs declined ~; Enpro Sulu ut 5Tta(1
Is; aud sycamore Spring nt EId.
~ Tia HtsssrH asloetaftA Fra.
IOSTOK, Oct. l.-Sltutnr stocks cllsttl:
Al!untA Alnn. Co.. A., |AludIxln Coppur. .... .
.SH| lsuFubatc iuw ly{
NMlA!uth y 1tecla,." ski |t{ntttcy.,...,... ..+.
Copper kalls,..,....., II lStiYvr isjvt.. ~" v7lS
ETaukalu,......,,, ,,,+, Is " ''s
, 1880-10-02

lttGs-tEp market opened worry dull, with pricca
tentl!nH downward. but &ux ard nn1n Tho du1land
Iceea Mn a!,a prtets wnrkoa steadlar. The ruling
ss,@s' go,nn"n % u sme !lHs we'yhts selling II
hCavx shtpplnF lola At {l:Dsa ~ Thare MA ono sas
Hall. urs9r ~ y 81 e. poud-al thta bktTb zero il
Gs !he coso Ut Tho. ds1 found but faw hogs ID tkS
, 1880-10-02

PnItEII3E.
LONDON, Oct. 1.--Eonsnls. 81 1910.
AMcric4n sGcnrties-Nuw Is, I15H; 4As,
l1l.3; ~, lltH. ''1"'
linlwny sGcl,rit1es-1!lnus Central. 11oI;;
!'gnnsylvantu CGntrlt, Gt4; New York ccntrlil.
Hi: Erie. 4oss; do seconds, ii; Hcnllng, III,
PARIS, Urt. 1.-ltputes, K;f H5c,
, 1880-10-02

Tho stock OF nUur In Chicago Oct, l, lS4. wus
Allsl bras, nRu,ust 4O,s51 brls Sept ], 1881 a,,l
l,Ds0 tr!s Oct. !, 18TH
The stock of latd in New York Oct. l, zsSo, wns
lls1a lcs, nHatnst h3,p67 tcs Hept. !, lSs0, aud
LILIES tcs 0et. ]. ltiv.
, 1880-10-02

Tic following tables shnw tho nutiter Vt ours
Of rarh kind Ut Rraln Inspected into storu for
cnch mouth since Jnn. to ,latc, both this ycnr
nut juat.
, 1880-10-02

Extra neoves-f3rsdcl atects, weighing LIN
cAs,r. !!oeyss.t ;dat, ,wall-iosincd stecfs,
t;ntd .hnavos-- eli.fattaned steots, Wcisii.
lnH l.l:a IT, .;sU Uhs............,.., ,,,,,,,,,.,,
Medium H1ades-;atcerH In fair tcsh, welKh-
ltulclGsn' Etock-i'nnr to common sicGFs md
c0thtpnn tn choicG eil"h for city slaughter,
WsiRh!nK h1 IN l.teU hs++..............,.,,,,
stbGA Gattlt.-Cunslr!un thttsa, Weighing Lu to
LUZ hs.,...t....".....,.... ...,,.,,,,,,.,
tfAAuhsss, ................,..
lHi9Ti1r-l.lRht AHd tlIIn cDWB. hcifGfn, stays,
, 1880-10-02

DkOOM-C0ikS-Wns In fair demand md stenty
Tho tccelpss aru inrrcnsInR. Choico b,oun-curn Ii
firmly held Ms thc crop Ia supposed to c,ntaIn lltt,s
of Ii. Nc ott,,ta.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
SECONC EDITION.
POLICE p,thtNGs.
Gathered In FFom T1iaiS Ea {
EyeninG.

Gathered In FFOUu tne TptaiS ia
EveninS.
Two young men engaged in settling
difference on h. Avenue Wrte brCuGA,
in by the poll e ami fined 81 and r'7.
each.
Ben. Llfman was sentenced g. aud
costs for isorderly COZ duct.
Maria Morrison charged Lizzie Hall, a
black girl, with entering her house or
Front street between CIavmont and
DUPONT. Five cents was the amount
in contest. Mara owed Lizzie this
amount, Maria went to the store kept
by Lizzie, when Liz insisted on being
paid quarrel ensued. What tulloweI
is matter in doubt. Some of the
witnesses testified that Mara bryan tn
assault while others were as equally
determined that Lizzta began. ANY
how all were OF the opinion that Z
general free fight took. place in which
the women bounced each other rather
promiscuously. The Mayor dismissed
the case wit reDrmaading LzLis /,
be care ul n the future.
Frank Davis charged by Mary Fiia
janitress Of tn. ID. & W. Railroad - ot,
with stealing shawl iOr the pu"P
Of paw ming it. He was arrested by
officer Pardee with the shaw Ia bts
possession. Ii accounting for it j.
said he ha gwen colorsd man u
cents for it. He was held in 500 lor
court,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
AGahe Fair.

Fortunate ones from this morning.!
Herald, who received articles At th'
Orphans Fair, in the Institute Hall
40 articles chspcsd off The folIogt: : i,
the list of Numbers and names Of thost
winning the articles:
St. Mary's Table:-No. |, brsakr'
by Michael Cannon; No, II. box a
cigars, By A. J. Peters; No. IS, a motto,
by G. G rdon; No. s, white shawl, Ly
Ambrose Llttl,I; No. 8, pincushion, uy
George Moore, 23l Poplar street.
kRFREsHNENT TABLE.-No. l6, a pound
cake, by Maggie Bacon, Lincoln and
Delaware Avenue.
St. Joseph's Table.-No. II, a tidy,
by Agnes Maloney, DuPont's Gates. No.
q, pincushion, by John DGugherty,
Forty Acres. No. 24l, gold ring, by
Mary J. Kane, DuPont's Banks. No. 8,
revolver, by w. Gibbons. No. "a, a
tidy. By Thomas Kane. No. 81, an air
castle, by G. Doran, Bancroft's Bant 5,
No. 2, doll, by Mary Donnally. No.
As, a pair of vases, by "Humpty Dump
ty," 222 jackson str. ct.
S.. James: No. "A, fancy b.lloon
by Ka,e Bradford; No.--a piucushion,
by W. Sharp No. 10, dozen napkins,
by Ella Walls No. As, mat, by NJ.
Callam; No. 7, quilt by 7. Curtis; No.
2, fancy tidy, by D. Dougherty; No.
IS, a doll by little Kate Dougherty; No.
Is, bust of Pope Plus TX by J. Cham
bsIs; No. Al, a basket of fruit, by Harry
Llpe, 247 Tatnall street.
Sacred Heart Tab!e-No. 10, cbild's
hood, by Maggie O'Toole No. 8, a
slipper case, by Mr.. Lange, 400 Orange
street; No. 4, motto, by Father
Myer; No. SO, card case, by c. Mes
sick; No 26, pair of child's shoes, by
Z. Dougherty, ll9 Bird street.
Sr. PAUL's TABLE.-No. 35, pair of
vases by Lizzie c. Hessiop; No. 35,
hludkercbief satcLel, by Miss Fox; No,
II, pin cusL ION, by the Warren
Club; No. IS, a lamp by Mrs. Boyle,
Fifth aud Tatuall streets; No. Is, a.
f.uit knife by Mary Mgrr, iii Chest
nut street; No. "a, pair of slippers,
by John Lynch, West Sixth street; No
Is, handsome toilet se', by Jamie
Cruthers; No. 10, pair of vases, by
Mary Curley, 500 W. Fourth street; No,
II, b,qus: tab'e. by Ignatius Kava-
naugb,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
AnOld MarrInge Cartificste.

Joel Dilworth, of Wallace township,
Chester county, Pa, has shown to tue
West Chester Village "Record," mar
riage certificate dated 9th month 16.h
1926, which states that "lsaac Woodro,
of Pequea, Chester county, and Mary
Chiners, of Thorn bury, Chester county,
have declared their interior of mar
ri4ge with each other, and having the
consent of their parents, and endorsed
by the meeting in Corcord." The Gre
cord" adds that Mr.. Djlworth is in the
10th year OF his age, and Isaac Woodro
was his gr1at-great-great-grand-father.
Several desc .Edant5 of this same
"Woodro" family referred to are now
residents of this city, and as the family
has increased in number they now put
q "W" to each end Of the name,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
OOn HAMPERS MAGAZINF.-
1HGN !. llNstratad- :tEtuduinu I ha suI

ject objecJively and from the educationa
point Of yiew-seeking to provide that which
taken altogether, will be OF the most service to
the largest number-I long ago concluded
that, II | could have but one work for puDlie
library, would select complete set OF 'H3r.
per's Monthly" CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,
JR. Its contents are contributed by the mOt
eminent authors and artists of Europe and
Amer ca, while the long experience Of Its pub
lishsrs has made them thoroughly conversant
with the desires Of the pubic, which they
will spare no effort to crafty.
HARPER'S PERI0DICALS.-Ha
Magazine, one ear 800 Harper's Weekly,
enc year S4.0O; Harper's Bazaar, one year 81 90.
The three above named publications, one
year, 300; any two above named, one year,
800; Harper's Young People, one year, 81. so.
Postage Free to all subscribers in the United
State or Canada.
A Conplet Set Of fHarper's Magazine, COM
y iSfng % volumes, in neat cloth binding,
will be sent by ex ress, freiaht at expense OF
purchaser, on receipt of S2.25 Per vslume.
single volumes, by mail, post paid, $500
Cloth cases, for binding, 80 cents, by mail,
postpaid. kemittances should be made by
fOstofhce money order o: draft, to avoid
chance Of loss. Newspapers are net to copy
this advertisement without the express order
Of Harper 4 Brothe,e. Address
l2ll HARPER h BROTHERS,, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
A Warm Reception.
For the REPUBLrcAN.

FOT Inc hEPUBLlCAN.
MEssRs. RDIroRs The occasion
the grand officers Of X. ofP.'s vis.
Middletown, last evening, for the
pose of installing the officers of Dsl
Lodge, No. II, is one to be reneub.
by them.
We were captured at the depot
committee appointed for the purE
by whom We were conducted to '
pleasant little Lodge Room, where
following officers were duly install
e. C.-Ridgeway RCthwell.
V. c.. Med. Roberts.
P.-Jas. Geary.
X. R. & S.-Wm. R. Rothwell.
III. of Err. II. Eliason.
M. Of F.-W. W. Wilson.
M. at Ar. Ii. Wilson.
|. CIV. H. Cam.
Appropriate addresses were made
Grand Chancellor J. l.. Rice, Of \
Castle, and Grand Master at Arms Nil
Speakman, of Wilmington, that d
far as their astonishment would all
AS is customary in this Lodge |
Grand officers were initiated into
terrible mysteries of the supasuul
side splitting burlesque on Initial
composed by some Of the Niddlstd
butchers.
We were afterwards conducted
large room with a table running
length Of the room just literally Ios
with edibles, to which it is no Use
say all did ample justice, as therc
nothing that makes any mortal Ted
happy as good square meal.
After the supper We were en:ertst
at some leugth by the MiddletoS1
ateur minstreIs.
For good will and open hearted
nrosity, our Mid1letown brethren
lainly take the lead, to be among tS
IS to be at home and happy.
Damon, No. u, 'ong may live
flourish, and may she continue to spr1
he principles of friendship, char
and benevolence. VIsToR
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
0rInH I
The Pills OF ffha WnrIn

Are Or. Slmms' Vegetable Liver pills s,
gar Coated, without an equal. They nayer
gripe or sicken In operating. move the bowels
easy Dy acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the HEALTHY
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache.
Neuraig igia, Pains in the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick S stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Billiousness, Languor, General Heakness
Ind other bodily intirnities are cured, Tbey
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Slckenirg Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costiVe. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
tiee ti rom the DANGER of prevailing diseases.
Ask for Dr. Simms pills and take n { otbsrs
rnhcipal depot, Fourth and King, WilrGing.
ton. DEL. PHILADELPHIA. 6O2 Arch St.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
LOOAL TIfiE TABLE.
TKAine LAAvn wIInINaron

2r rPhiladelphiai an, 100, $40, p.3S, 600
iJ;Vz ioSo o. m.; l2l3, l239, 2 20, 400, b.I6
100 $40 p. IN. On Sunday, a2l 80. n
n, b.OG, t.So, $40 ,. IN. ~
for ssw YORK: 2zl. 100, 1907, a. m, 1913.
Ia. iS.so 2. q, ,Limitea Exlress, o 40, i. N.
TUT baHinofs ana Washington. 1881, 2.lA
s,ao a. m.; l2.h2 p. N. Limited Express
Let' b.ls, p. HI. On Sunday, IL, Il, 80
q, u. 'i @N
FIf baltimu, and Bay Line. 1ospm
''' naIt'hofe a. ana way stations: S35 a. NJ,
t,r +, New Castle: s.lS, a. H., llo, $50 n, m
fV' oo'awaie II. H.: a.it a. n, 1 II, e.5G D
No Sunday trains.
For wilmington 4 Northern X. H.; $40.
nj a.0o, p. h.; Gao, y. Ii. Sunday exrsDt
VI 'elawsie sa western Il. r.: Lis 1890, A. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wIMIxazus.
fr2n Philadelphia: 1913, z.03. $40. oman
1Y', G;t., l.c2, 30, 40, 6.ls, o.g5, 100,
S0l, lilo p. N, On Sunday: pa pdS'
-, V.lo a. m.:7 7.S5, Ills, D. In.
fron kaitiinore;Il6, 1850. /. a. N. lzo3 tg2,
S'SS, w p m On Sund4ys, 40, @, IA.
Fsom Washington: 40, a. NJ; 1909 ,2g7
o'SS' s'oS D. IN. Ga SuEdeys: 2.I6 .. N;
From New Castle: $50, go, ll0 A m,
v o..5, % p. NJ. No Subnsy tralns.
pm. .''''' Wv
ffoih Wilmington a northern II. Il. stc
Is, T. %. ll.oO a. ~; and 6.3b D, n
F:0in Delaware Western X. III: goo m
&lb' sW p. n. Sunday train 6.2J +, M.
TtsAia no soR WILMINGTON LEAVE pnILApnr,
- ptIlA.
FL "a broad street and Washington ay,nus
~ S.So' lc9o, ll.46 o. ~; i.SO, 90, 40.
Sie, oOC, 100 9.4s, ll.SO p. m. On Sun.
T. o. aayS: ys,s w ., NJ; go, 9l6.ll.so p. n.
VIZ 1od ddni,ty-second and Market streets: Les
7So. u ,3 a. ~; l225, 400 eco, ii. 10 n. n,
TN SundaVs' LOS. q. IL. p 49,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
and was Governor Of Delaware. III
died without isaua

and was Governor Of Delaware. he
died without issue.
The other son was Thomas born in
l744, and who died Jan. 81, 1911, in
Mississippi Territory. He also had a
SON Cesar Augustus Rodney, born In
l772. In 1903 he was Attorney General
of the United States. In 1923 he was
appointed envoy and Minister Plenipo-
tentisry to Busnos Ayres where he died
in 1924. His eldest son, Thomas
Rooney, with his mother and family
moved back to Delaware. He was
Consul to Cuba, and Collector of the
Port. His sons Gone of whom was
Water Commissioner for Ccol Spring
Reservoir, and is member of City
Council from the Seventh Ward) now
lives in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
Brewery Improved

The Diamond State Brewery, corner
of Fifth and Adams streets, has been
thoroughly renovated, and a new boil
er pnt in so as to meet the increased
demand for lager beer during the CON,
ing summer. A brick refrigerator IS
feet long, 38 feet wide and 80 feet deep,
has also been constructed and every
preparation maie to enable the Da
mon1 Stlte to successfully compete
with HERMANN & Fphrenbach, Lsuer
of Reading, and other great brewers Of
the country.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
Not 80 Gents but RI.OO

Yesterday we stated tina: 50 cents a
year was the subscription price of the
Farmers Station Record" when we
should have said one dollar year or
80 cents If taken in clubs. The fee for
membership is so cents and to all men,
bers the paper is sent for SO cents a
year. The latter lead US into an unin-
tentionsl error. 10 recapitulate, one
dollar pays the fee for membership and
the paper, and to all not members one
dollar will be charged for the paper
except where clubs are raised which
will bring the paper to so cents. DR.,
dreenleaf, Henry Clay Post Office. will
give all the necessary information.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-14
s.sa RzssrAsB man ,,..
AnUsEMENTs
An Enjoyable PerForna,
ArgOnAuts of 40 ms ,et-1

An Enjoyable Performs,
Argonnuts Of 40 This r.
TnE oeToRooS The play I,.'
ing at the Opera House was 'a'' y
ble one, being well mounted ." r, ttt
being more than Represented +, Ie
exceptionally presented. Tba !" sS
Of scenery, both in merit and ~ os alT
unusual for travelling orgapiz,t,ills' tls''
the beauty and strength of tLa ',CR
This, although enough "' in % p''9
merit more than complimenta,r W. ~
was not the only feature. TIr:y.a la
colored vocalists the action Uusa r
more realistic; and the fDe Gn.I
plantation melody, seasonaLI. '., ~
were, heightened by the sp,,'@. a.
southern representation, co,nrI.
secured the sympathy of the snat ms''
ana frequent tpeores was the rssaia @
Tbs characters in the pirc,
numerous. J. N. Gotthold ~
scudder was a good represep,slioo
Yankee. l.. R. s,ockweIl as I "p
was equally proficient, al,bor,b
character exaggerated to a copsidss'
degree the life ofa privileged n',r,a1
hand. IL might do we'll erorot SA
minstrel entertainme nj, but for p" A..
the character interpreted d by Mr. 81
well was suggestive Of oliscio''
builoonery. The lady perfoins,'1
satisfactory in their respectir.
especially Miss Florence EImors :,
the Ootoroon.
The chief character was .b,to,.
MoCloskey the villain which w.
mirably taken by Mr.. Frank LOSE.
play closed with very fine ia ls,,
which Mccloskey finds an nr,u
death at the hands OF Wah.ro.ys
The ARGoSAUTs. This eyspirr
Arsonauts will bs presented.
troupe is now play ing in Philgdln
and is meeting with considersls
cess. The play Is an American d,
IN which life among the Sierra,
faithfully mirrored. Ii perfs4G
presented the entertainment will h.
enjoyable one.
The COMMERCIAL TRAvg1lEgs
play will be announced to-morrov
origin OF the comedy is curious 4ro]
to print. As might be expected f-ol
piece of its fun and sparkle, it was b
amid wine and merriment. Some moi
ago, mixed party Of actors and an
n-rs Sat down 10 a late supper at b
Inonico's. Wine and wit flowed IN,
and anecdotes of the stage and Al
totes Of the road succeeded each O,
With Kaleidoscope rapidity. SOM
.he latter struck one OF the actors d
snt as so whimsical that he remarkg
What an excellent comedy dr
ner's life would make If 1t were Eor
Up and put upon the stage"
One word led to another, and '
he party broke up one of the conn
lal travellers carried home with bill
irm determination to weave some Of
wn experiences and those Of
'rother drummers into such a ID
y as had been mooted. He slep. d
rs resolve, and awoke the next mon
1ore convinced than ever Of It's ID
'lllty. lie went to work, and the I'd
his labors is now presented to
able in the musical comedy Of"
Travellers" which gr
'es to be one of the most suCcts
entures OF the kind this season.