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, 1880-08-16

tho snhliu,tty n tho rnoun,.,ns, thu ..,.,-
III c"nfor. III, ND S SIs.tnI wsx; s;n
tImae. n,1 tho cnncss n,i rrfrr.H,Ia y raa Mountain
of thia ilas " rcflRr from tho bc", hrct2cs
fi,i!fy or il1 sat1nner sun. An tt.ocaa,. a,d tor
s,,nerior!ty 6r tho Mn,M,afn ii",ssnse iaissel In iho
tGcs VI resort, md l,tl,es.I,lnriy1 1Hes hds moss
t'rss It. 70 tiio hospitality ntiT cnMu.st. ma. VT.
of n1tother,. "for them VT lthcsM ~ ,h;ae ht.e wotis
thing, this In Just the aort Of tbn9 nv st'rt Of
likes" Maintan-nfr Is mt pa,ae,.xx. Tot ehcy
mountain -wnlks nro mt fav0rlt enjoyment,
reatlon With many. But thtsu who do H. o. tess
sIngs Ect them n petrcci!on At ths tS ,sass9
lni!nlt regret, and only tho plcasaufcst ~ VIII
mt memories. ~ ~ ptea5
, 1880-08-16

!, A woman at Carson, New, is saad to have un.
.uys. Tue report runs ~ follows: "She hc1at.
at y tu tho morning, uni ut lU:;O her pulse WIS
~ lechlt, frpln e1t!4asuon' that tho physcfans
htat but twenty-ax Il minute, and hur rosl,It.l.
us,!i yta sclscyly noticeable. Her friends hcre
n5x tun e nsF . !" discontinue nss terFlnls ;4sk aa
hcaring It sAo lmu1cdintcly rushed frotn. thu
huuSc, Anl. Koin1 Acfysa tho stgtet, lnut y iu.ly
fully 1estuScd.H
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bad The thief sprcad out Mt full length with tho
pillow on his hc0.l. Tho conVneror'e wifc
struck light ns quickly MS possible and ring
ahnrply fur III attendant. When tho night
clerk renched tho ruu,il te anw u thrilling tall.
lcnu, tho chief figure of which wna ii rnwcrf,l
0thrIlo ,' g Essrnngiins II HA!e Jcstomol,n IL TIC
couscdy nfter aII, for whrn thn pillow WIS rr-
moved Tho thirf'a farb showed lin to bc Tho
room. denr friend of his assallatt, mil alto
Rothor nbor0 ipproaoh. He simply, had tnla..
tnkcn tho wrong ronnl for tho right one, tuh
when kuocketi down WIS fnn,bling about for n
match.
, 1880-08-16
TIE SOUTH'S SOLIDITY.

EIttor u u.e Cincinnati Commercial: c.4l,u Do. IT,
tho most bonurso'o Union Wh!g families Of this
Stnto, nil Of whom wore opposed TO and voted
,n sKs,t wa secession YET In s e.. breaking e, o.
iee. aaa se;yei Ut tic sle.e of @ liz !eps!i!s". a.
ssss 'ss q 81 f?sSs sn S e white
1ns r9so tssc ~ ssL soxsl py tao Denos5atio
na a opesy efoosgd IT. IT, s4se Or iho Sph,
avo n sn g eas safe's e Se ncbes II 5s OF the suto
se,h III atyfct on9 VI ,ns 9
our Got1usv icp1,Glcan Comn,ttcr. @ I'LL tha NJ
itcnirp II T n III ~ .ap s,s;o nsD ouo u
tIel,.@ta to tl,o inte Snttnnu Hnn,irnn fnns ~ -
Su seatlss u t. Si'eass M s ,'"uoaa' 4''l'0e"a '0n.
pSfsns 1sn ans Msss in s 'as srr Ss"' 70 sso ~
iyl,!te p}st,ocsats several win Hps knives md
Kt"y hS,ynr ~ tI T., Gno VT ~ p nnu
art1 ifnr @ ~ acrto o, ~ .a. ~, cuud
tion, ireiannstratei, 'aus'leur thoIa thnt tnny
sa 1g eSiS to Se W ts tsh nt
fn w M fn grex 1ow tho Whfo n s sae lSsd
etisr bsSea is i M IL q Tn Husust usI1f
ssSPps iSfSs$ It'd !Is = sssa IT, st{'ss
tsrs @ KID i'm u * thor ,er sclss hns ysinst ta
han hTy "iiv IT, y" rt @ 's r soa hot
th,s s,strucnt Y ,ta ~ Il, tba r. Ete s:y y.
nothSr .s De! 9s!noS.ats pnpor, puHsnsa here. q
nv to n ~ pai inis or u n ot si M iSy Grst It
frpt ' nefaro thoI' en- VII orcoyor s a'o WIN Wna
M, wa4 oss,r ss ~ ~ caWTS Wfi,tan, 10 spfnK
,an ,I1a W. ~s agr Grn, mr. TINY na Mot, f.
, 1880-08-16

NEW YonK, Aug. h.-Jeremlah Ford WIS
arrested to-day for knocking his wife down
Saturday night aud lnllictlng injuries Which
caused her death. Ford wins drunk ut tho
time, and tho wolnll, was entlcayorlng to GUT
him home.
, 1880-08-16

Lima Is caltc,! tho pnsa4lso af wemen. Thoy
black pyus su,d ebony tsesses. They rlsa curly,
tako u oup Ut ten aud 70 10 iuasy. Their toilet
suits a7o neat aud pretty; In th!s respect they
, 1880-08-16
RELIGIOUS.
Masonry and Religion consid-
cred by the Rev. N. F.
Ravtin.
Religion In Russia, rs Observed by Prof.
Mathcr, Of Amherst College.

M,,hor ~ .r,orst f,,,,ovo.
M"t"ci' "i A"'"ei'' eo'iesc'
--
Elder Joseph Smith, Of the Lattar-Day
Saints n;ocorrso, A. His p,ooL
o"'ASs' o'seou4ses w LIS AAooA'
MASONRY AND T,Er1G1ON.
nv. .,,.,. - :. Nv.
InH Nhv. y. +. ~. .sN,iiS ,,lA',au .,,,,,o
iE"1asG Hp.ist oha.cS sSo No M M oTen @ % "vuue ' lust
evening ,unn HNusourv a1,d Rctjglpn: tic
FaIsc and i', trc Trur," Thoro was but {,
nm u ui,. ",ni ro a,'1 IT, r,a.in q, a,od ,,,at ,a
regretted that he had not eiaEngeu NC stck-
cr's Theatre or Farwell-liall in which to de-
liver his discourse. rs lid aso II number OF
his Masonic bfcs1se,s, rs unc eSctsh'ens I'm WIS
all downtown, aud thorc were nll the people.
The reverend gentleman took for lis text
the f"l!ewIns s passage of ssrpt"1
fs!'s H.; fd!h @ TITO IT, ,bt mSF Hi tn iSg ~ ny 15os
hc icy wers rs d'.i, % yot shull ho lvc.-7Joir, H., Is.
The SPEAKER eo,nnedced !, hts sd, discourse BY =!
q r. !1' world @ / S'i M 70! M kaew how .he etss
f a yga nj o mst ants a d TINT at one,1 tnna ef 81
"oi. . w. .',.,. '1Ea ,r,', ,rou,', .so.,
to ID made up Of sectarian differ
sneaker thought, IL propcrly understood.
s,.,s, ,,.,, .s' - ,ror ni;,., ..',,,, ~ trst
Noui poso ~ w @ ncs "ino .An ~. ".a'
suppressed 10 De. lnefe Aaa Aiways nee'l W op.
ponellts to Masonry among Christians, but
r. tlr,rc wuu,t nut be so much opposition
were there not 80 1nany differences betwceil
sccts Vi religion Themselves.
Nlnny lia,i sii,l tat Wusolry was contrary
IN lid frInrlnlts If u,Igin,,. i;rn,sn nt,wtiura
in Leir services WAS lii 1,n,le Of Christ tlrit-
fjo,lr.I I,ut thn sprns,r thnI,t.|t Tint If
nmyi,n,Iv Vac tn io,, n walk Ht,wn sn,vm fhnv
blcms ,,iul symbolic sig,ls-if they conl,l I'LL
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How to Get There, and What Is
to Bo Seen On Route.
Rip Van Winklc-James Watson
Webb-The Catterskill Falls.


HerkBh!ln botnd our vIeW IN tho uust; to tito
Sottth. the Highlands. On clear tiny wo cnn
even SEQ dlBtAtt kcarsnrgc raising bis bnld hcnd
from among his subscrvlcnt brothers. rock
boun.l md bare. but KinH nulonR hts fellows.
E1ch visit tO this Mountv1l,-i1onle reveats new
beauties In tho Picture Nature has pnnted for
mars enjoyment. question whether the sceno
is surpassed by that from nny othcr hight ln
this country.
ThlB 1iNB beIn
AN ususALf.Y PROSPEROUS sRAaos,
oven IN this 4encr1.lIy wGll-mtrunlxod region.
Good times md tho hot weather !,avo Nltel tho
hotels, ard 1t Is now estimated that but few less
.nan IN @Go su'nnes-sncsss arc sotournlns
In aud about tho Catakil region. Hotels
and hoardtng-ho,.scs arc full, aud
tho "sountl Of rejoicing ia heard
in tho land" find but few Chicngoans here,
although occasionally my search Of hotct-regia-
ters Inns bcch rewarded by discovering stray
visitor from thnt celebrated summer resort.
For nfty-seven yonrs tho old Mountain House
hls wtthstool tho wlnter'B-stUrns and sheltered
ahG thousands who hAyo sought its hospitnblu
yMiis @ ,ti!lrlaF THO wnrn months Of the year.
fn Il ~ e ns at ssntasy aE h0 9f e1
trol Of o,u tl,9al, G. L. luch. who to-day owns III
n.y anu. 9ercs pf M ,and m " ths Us
TIC rlcasnates, why. Of ruAchnR tho Mount
nin House Is by day-boat from Now York to
QUAINT oLp VILLAGE or oArsx1LL,
founded by sg,no Of tho Dutch colonists In tho
carly times of tho Province, when Petor stuyve-
a,ant % VIE qoygrlor. lere dwelt Rtp Van lii;stsc,
priet,r Of Tho "Gi,o % iotcinit ,1p, ln,morsai- 1
,SGd ,1;, by Dlcarlch knickorboekor. Leaving tho
vss e tna G@yk yee a s eross tho
chg. ch'arnnK country, With rich yai!oys, oprnklcd
Witn ,Ill, a:g sustagys, md wAtosed by wandering
,lcilKo woods; land now gently uhdulRtEny, now
5}rs,ken INTO ~, stocl hscetts ul rugged
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
rs.--rS-a4-Pus.Ie.

! MRssRs. EpITeRs-Ssveral Of your
correspondents appear to have solved
the Is puzzle. Some Of them "scien-
tifically." II that be so why do they
not claim the reward that has been of
cred and thus make themselves ia
nous. They certainly do not mean
that they put all the blocks In their
proper places, with the l4-l5trans,
posed. Commencing at the upper LETT
hand corner with |, and so on as was
read the different lines in your paper
&c, having in tho lower line 10, IA, 10,
that they or either of them, or any
body else, can or ever did move
them, so as to get them into their prop
err position Of 10, IA, Is, so they and
all the rest will be in their regular
places and right side MP and SO ns to
be read horizontally. IT'S true that In
this puzzle if any two pieces are wrong
there Is no trouble In getting both
and all right, that is two wrongs In
this case appear to make all right.
But one wrong cannot DO rjghted, OK.
oept by much more simple process
than eithei Of your correspondent have
suggested. Try it Friend George, catch
the IA or Is between the thumb and
finger, lift 1t and set II down in It's
proper place. II takes much less time 10
solve this important" question in this
manner and Iguess it is the only way
1t can be done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
state Educational Matters.

The pupils of Mr.. Obadiah Henry's
colored day school will give agrand ex-
hibition in the school house, on Thurs
day evening next, the 18th inst. The
Mount Holly Cornst Band will be in
attendance. Mr.. Henry deserves the
greatest encouragement in his under
taking.-"Newark Ledger"
Messrs. Daniel Hirsch and John
Herring of Milford will enter Della
ware College, at Newark, the first week
in April. Both have bean presented
with scholarships. Mr.. Hirsh by Pres
ident Purnell Of the College, ard Mr..
Herring through our Representative
C. !. Hall, Esq.
Through Mr.. r. R. Mcdowell, the
Athenasn, Delta Phi and College libra
ries have each received copy Of
tie life of the late Samuel NJ. Harring-
ton, Esq, formerly an active member
of the 6rst-named society.
The sub committee to arrange the
programme for the next annual meet
ing OF the State Teachers Association,
At Rehoboth, met at Dover on Saturday
last. They will arrange for four
days session.
Delaware College students are hunt
ing up pieces for recitation at the next
commencement.
On the first Of April the four school
districts OF Georgetown will elect school
commissioners.
A Georgetown small boy drew pis-
tol on his teasher few days since.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17

Among the eighty electric lights burn
ing in MeAlo Park there are four that
appear on the record as having been
aglow continually for over eleven hun
dred hours. Within few days Mr..
Edison says he has found means Of
30 reducing or increasing the resistant
power Of the oarbons after leaving the
mufils furnace as to make them all Of
exactly 100 ohms each. He is unwilling
to explain the process now, as 1t has
no. yet been patented. He asoertains
the resistance OF the carbons by the or
binary method-that Is, by the acid Of
the gas nomster---and then, 1t is said /,
puts them through course of treatment.
In q few weeks MIR. Edison expects to
start for Butte county, California, to
erect some furnaces by which his new
process of utilizing the tailings Of ores
cast off by miners may be put at once to
work. 1t was learned recently that the
name of the organization is the Edison
Ore Milling Company. The company
will have q capital OF 1886, 900, $780,
900 OF witch has already been paid in.
Mr.. Ellison will be accompanied by sew
eral mining experts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
AMONG the ministers.

Odessa "a TO have musical entertain
ment this month, the proceeds to be
devoted to the Presbyterian church OF
that place. On the first evening the
Baker family OF Philadslphia Will as
sist at the entertainment, and on the
second, q number Of vocalists from
Princeton will be present.
The congregation Of the Presbyterian
church at Milford will hold festival
the last week OF this month at Dorsey's
Hall, or in the Sunday school room OF
the church, to raise funds to put the
Parsonage in thorough order. h."
Rev. George W. Johnson has decided
to dedicate the new Episcopal church In
course OF erection at Collins school
house, Sussex county, on Tuesday,
June lst. Bishop Leo will oficiate.
Rev. P. H. Rawllns was prevented
from preaching his farewell sermon at
Bethel on Sunday q week ago in conse-
quence of the inclemert weather, and
preached there last Sunday
The Rev. Mr.. Brooks, pastsr in charge
of St. Peters Episcopal church at Sails
bury, Nd, has declined the call OF
Christ church, Of Milford.
Bishop Lee has determined 10 make
bis anuua al visit to the Episcopal church
es Of Sussex county between May 10th
and 23d.
Rev. Chas. Hill, Presiding Elder Of
Easton District, has closed up his Ia
bors for the year, and gone to Confer
euCe.
The Baptist church at Milford has
been decorated with liberal amount
Of paint, which is a decided improve
ment.
The annual convention Of the Epis-
copal Diocese OF Delaware will convene
ct Laurel on Wednesday, June second.
Rev. c. F...Boynton has been on
visit to Milford and FELTON,. He Is build
ing new residence in Milford.
Rev. DR.. John B. Clemson, OF Clay
mont, Ia the oldest Episcopal clergyman
In the Diocese.
The Middletown revival resulted in
80 conversions and 70 accessions TO the
church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17

saAIHg Lave y. y 4 ~ 4 III q M a x,
~, Phiadslpnia;; M; X "a a ~ 40 400 So,
tIamiO3O q mi ~ ~ a,,nSsv an 40. q.
M Q.tsp. N. " S M
o., S0e, ~ IN IN, fT.oo, 1000, Q. NJ, lals,
rcr New lo, ~ Iinited Express, 80, p. M.
1888 2. and Washington: 12el, alo
yof BaIliGoIs 20 IA D. IN. Limited Express
Gab 0; "a w. n. "A. On Sunday, i2.bi, 2io
an. and Bay Limo: 7.osp. m.
Por Baltu ~ and and way stations: s.e6 D. me-,
asp. 10 .s,,o, s,lb, q. m., LILO, $50 p. m.
for Ns Sr osR 4. H.: s.lSs. M: LILO, o.ss p
No Sundly, y, u an 4 Northern X. r.: $40, q.
Fr Wllt1 AZ n. H.; $50, p. m. SUNDAY eKcoW
nj car, VST western X. H.; '.i'' lo.So' a'n'
hsop. 1 D; ARRIVE AT w1LMrsros;
psllsdolphia: l2.AS, 10y, s.So' Tm ~ =: NJ NJ
Trem l2l4, iO2 80 szo, DAG, o .a IA ~
aoO l1.!0p p. u. On Sunusy'' I'' -'S''
al sS,o a. m.; T.SS, Ills, p. N. ., a, !. ~
sam Ealtimore:2lS, w S, r. ais =. m.
'sss 80 p. m. On sunoays' A'A'' - 49,
s%R, l ~, 2l6, o. NJ: laos, l2.sI,
inPs ss, s.sS ?. m. On Sundays Ai' D. Mi
aS1 81 % Castle: $50, $50, ll.bo .. M;
from rew n m. No sunday trains.
W. . I Il. H.: $50 o. M; u.bo, go
pmm;um,nuton b Northern II. Il: SEQ
Prom Wii y, IN n, m; and 6.8t p. N.
D. noaware western Il. r.: 500 q. m.
Clip n, w,rmrsroH LEAVE rHIADHr-
nAlHo PHIh.
,-,.a s,ras, and Washington avenue
Fna1SsfIs10o 1910, ll4t q. m; l.so, 800, 4.oo,
tW' Si ~" On q as, II. 80 p. m. On Sun.
Wv, ~ q 4, a. pp,; 500, gl5.ll.So p. NJ.
dsyG Soo Sscond and Market streets: LOS
FROM LII II 8 .. NJ; 1879. 40 600, lilo p M
I'm Snudavs' los
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
A Minister Who Thanked Heaven
for Profanity.

A clergyman recently left Liverpool
in a large ocean steamer, and, begin
ming to feel uncomfortable after ing
the mouth Of the river, sought the cap
tain to learn il there was any danger.
The captain, in response, led the cIer-
gyman to the forecastle and told him to
lieten to what was going on. The cler-
gyman was shocked to hear the sailors
swearing vigorously, and expressed his
horror to the captain. The captain
merely remarked: "Do you think these
men would swear in such q manner II
there was any real danger 2" where
upon the parson seemed satisfied and
retired. A day or two afterward, dur
ing a severe storm, the captain saw the
clergyman proceeding with difficulty to
the forecastls, and on his return over
heard him exolaim: "ThAnk Heaven,
they're swearing yet !"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
Beware of O MAN Born for an
Angel.
Detroit Free Press.

Angel.
Detroit Free Press.
"Las' mite as | was toastin' my heels
an gwine to sleep by do cook stove, "
began the old man as the notes Of the
Limekiln Club triangle died away, "de
ole woman axed me II did't fuk dis
world was CROWN awful wicked. Dat
put me in mind of de fack dat slmos'
cherry day hear people sayin' dat dey
can't believe nobody nor trust nobody
any more, an dat 1t am harder to find
an honest man dan 1t is to diskiver
water runnin' up hill. Gem'len, lie
been pokin round dis world about
sixty Vars, an it am my experience ::
LIST, Dat dc man who groans ober de
general wickedness of de world will
steal o wheslbarrow cherry time
he gifts chance. ID, Dat de man
who goes round lamentin' dat
he can't trust nobody is de very chap
who'll gin you away ebery time. 3,
Dat de pusson who fnks de world am
full o'cheats an liars will trade you q
blind boss an den sneak into the barn
at midnight an steal all de- shoes of
his feet. Oars wicked folks on y'arth,
OF course, but de- man who does de
squar' thing will nsbber run amiss Of
squar' people. lie got along so fur as
we'll as could be 'spected, and de look
ahead am sll serene. De only man I
shall look out fur am de man who was
bon fur an angel but growed up to war
pants an butes."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
COGim and MOurners Precipi.
lated Into n Cellar.

A remarkable accident ACQUIRED at
the funeral of Alonzo Van Patten, an
old and respected citizen Of Duanes-
burg, N. Y. The corpse lay in the par
lor, where about sixty relatives and
friends were assembled. When the
services we're proceeding the floor gave
way, and the corpse and funeral assem-.
blage were cast into the cellar. The
coffin fell upon Mrs. John Little, crush
ing and dangerously injuring her.
Several others were badly hurt. There
was the widest excitement, but the
helped the people out through
o cellar window. The coffin and body
were covered, and the services speedily
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17

NToTIOE.-THEP PURCHASER OF THE
~ property and franchise OF the Pennsyl.
yania and Delaware Railroad Company. sit
uate In the states Of Pennsylvanta and Della
ware, at the sale thereof by Strickland
K neass, surviving trustee, and vested with
title thereto by virtuo OF conveyance Of said
trustee Delivers January 10th, 1s8o, pursuant
TO the orders OF the United Sta.es Circuit
Court duly had will hold Meeting vt the
Passenger Station OF the Philadelphia, VIII
minQton and Baltimore Railroad Company.
at wilmington, Delaware, on Monday,
March 10th, 1850, OF IN O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose Of organizing new corporation, as
authorized by the law of the State OF Della
ware, and electing president and six direc.
tors. DELL NoBl!I.
Wilmlngto ton March 10. 1850. 3-ll-1213 1870
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
Music Has CHI arms.

To the citizens Of Wilmington We
would call especial attention to the
column CT the RRPUBLI'
CAN headed "New Music" which con.
sists of Rogers choice series just pub
lished in the very best style OF the art;
such as Crock of Ages" a transcript.
ton with variations: "Don't forget
YOUR Loving Mother" song and Choir
us; and the "Fatinitzs March" Only
edition with English and German
words. Orders by mail receive prompt
q ttention. Address Orrin Rogers, No.
1928 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
Another Advance I'm Coal.

The coal managers have resolved
upon another advance in coal. The
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
issued q circular on Monday giving new
quotations., which showsan advance on
all grades with the exception Of stove,
as follows: Furnace lump, 10 cents;
steamer lump and CRATE, 80 cents; egg,
rs cents, and chestnut, s cents per ton.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Company also issue q
circulation on Monday, their prices
being the same as above, except for
furnace lump, which is advanced 30
cents per ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17

DISSOLUTIUN UE PARTNERSHIP
~ Notice is hereby given that the part
nefshlp lately subsiating between homas NJ :.
Robinson and DEVICES W. Chandler, of MIL
Greek Hundred, New Castle county, Della.
ware, uDdcr the firm zane OF Robinson X
Chandler, was dissolved on the 18th day o.
February, 1887, by mutual consent. All debts
owing to said partnership arc to DO received
by said Thomas NJ. Rob nson, and all de-
Inands to be presented TO him Tor payment.
THOMAS NJ. ROE NSON,
DEVICES w. CHANDLER.
Thomas NJ Robinson will continue tho Dusl.
ness Mt the old stand at Hookess.n. Del, aud
goliclts continuation of patronage Of the
1. lends f the firm. T. NJ. ROBINSON.
3l.dAw.I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17

NYOTILE.--THE STEAMERS of the
Nv Electric Limo will resume their trips
leaving wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
the 18th Instant, at2 o'clock p. M. Return
Ing wi sail from New York on Wednesday,
the 18th instant. and thereafter will sail reg
ulariy every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from King street Wharf, VIII.
miugton. at 2ociock p. NJ; from Weidner's
Wharf, Chester, Pa, a. I o'clock, +; M.
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY, at 4 O'clock p. NJ. Freight will be re.
ceIved at Wilmington and Chester on and
after Thursday, 18th instant Str rates ap-
ply TO ABIEL. Amor. Agent, So, nh street,
New YORK; WILLIAM WEAVER, '. 'dner's
Wharf, Chester, Pa; EDWARD AN Ews,
King street Wharf Wilmington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
FOR SALE.

-op sAIE.-1wo story brick house az
VT Ts W. or street, rooms, with on nrs'
10 ,sS' tory bricks new, Poplar street above
Eleventh.. ,.n. ,ov walnut street above
Eleventh.. n.,. Avsona modern
tsppgeuentss., ,.s,..on o,,sat 10 rooms.
p'" VsnBureu street bet Sth and sth:
1905 EAstl2th street.
9l3 Chestnut street.
e23 Jefferson street
li2s West Third street.
I'M m Fourth street near Pine, 70 oy Ivy ",
ysInan on bond and mortgage from $1,000 u
MA in sums to suit. apply To-
W." - W. MoCAULLEf 4 90,
COS Market street,
,,,u Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
A woman While blo0pang Walks
OH Moving Car.

While railway train on the Kansas
Pacific was travelling along near Grant
Vile, Kansas, on March IL, an old lady
rose from her berth and while still q.
sleep opened the door Of the car and
walked off the platform. As the train
was moving at the rate Of rs miles an
hour, the conductor expected to find
the mangled remains Of the lady on the
track, but when the train had backed
up he found her hobbling along, bruised
but not seriously injured. She was un.
able to explain how she had left the car.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
COMPLIANCE WITH

NYoTCE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the statute in this behalf the supscrh
bers hereby give notice that they will make
application on the third day Of April, A. d.,
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty,to the Honora-
BILE Leonord Il. Wales, Judge OF the Super or
Court Of the stats Of Delaware, for a Charter
company 10 be called ''The
Repaunc Chemical COMPANY" The object
of the said company being the making, buy.
ing selling CON pounding and refn ing uheml-
cal Explosives, Cartridges, Fsses and Primers.
A draft OF the Charter OF the said Company
will be on that day presented TO the said
Judge for his examination and order thereon.
HENRY DUPONT,
LAMMUT DUP7Nr,
March z. 'so.t4-s EUGENE DUPONT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-17
PROFO SAILS.

WORCESTERSHIRE BUILDING COM
mittee OF the Trustees OF the Poor Of
New Castle County will receive sealed propo-
sails for erecting an extension to the main
building of the Insane Department at the
Aims Hsuse up to the Soth day Of march, 1880,
at IAN.
The drawings and specifications may be
seen ct Springer, Morley and Cause Ord and
All proposals will be addressed ID the
Chairman Of the Building Committee and
indorsed Proposals for erecting an extension
to tho Insane Department.
Each bidder must state how much time ne
REQUIRES In which to complete the building.
The Committee reserve the right TO REJECT
anv or ali bids a. HILL BRINTUN,
alb-2wd Chairman Committee.