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SPAIN.

AN IMrAsStnSE1I SPEECH ny C.AsrE1.AIL
NAn1np. Nv. lt.--1n tho ClIa,nur nf
Deputies to-day tt,e siebnle on tlIu :,idrrxs In
rppty to tho tr>yal speech WIS res,sIl.ntl.
CASTELAR, 1unde Il y1nscnt nttack OIL tho ultra-
tttol1ta1l1 Deputies ns tafcu,lersof The Tempo
tnl power Of tic pope. 1tenljurr,t tic 1.ibcrni
Government of Spain to ass!st Italy tu up
holding ulc scparutlo, of tho temporal from
thc spiritual power. Castear argued lint ut
ITO time lis1tl the utterances 1T the 1'o,W bcen
less feitctctl. collcl,lyes more respected, MI
Kr!mnRcs more frequent Or free from mo-
!c.tatlon thai under the existing order If
things.
, 1881-11-15
THIPOLT.

Spsstat Correspondence u 1ne Chicago 7+ibuus,
TntrotI, Oct. a4.-Aia,y uxctttng Incidents
In IL local Sense llAye occurred here during
lust week. Tile Frpnctl Consul called on 1,fs
Excelloncy the Goyernor-1enerai, Vaztf
Paslla, alld demanded tho dismissal of Osll,an
Etfondi, Ills Excelluncy's Interpreter, to
which demand his Excel]cncy refused to
co,tlply, there being no reason or charges
whatever which could make lllm consider
Osnnn Effendi unwnrthy Ut hts confidence
md tho position l,o occupies.
WHIPPED.
4 few days ago IIousse!n WORT Paslla,
commanding the troops, called to hin Mail-
moud Wold Denl,anlya, Mussulman cccle-
slast{c (a pricst), and whipped him cruelty.
This fact created very great excitement
amongst tho A[ussulllanB of this place, which
has not died out.
ABOUT 5000 nALEs OF EsrAlrro
were destroyed BY fire near the town, where
It wAs stored for shipment. Tue loss Is esll-
lnated at Es,odo.
AN lNADvENrEXcE.
Az artllleryHal u0tnted r gun at tho
French Consul willis hc was driving out Of
tho town with llis family. After exalnina-
ton the gl,n was fonn,l to b8 unoatlcd, and
1t was afterwards seen that the nrtIltGrymal
had been looking at the gun, which belonged
to II cayatrytnnn, and that llo had sighted 1t
inadvertently .wlIIlo, tie French Consul was
driving past. Tho French Conau! demanded
tho soldiers arrest anl punishment, and the
soldier WAS arrested and Is now ln prison.
TIT: TROOPS IIEnE
aro being continually drilled. A Turkish
steamer arrived here with supplies aud ullll-
tary stores for the army.
, 1881-11-15
D1r MAIL.

THE WAR m TuN!s-t'A1'TuisE Or THE ANAr
SACltEn cry,
TuS1s, OCT. M.-1h0 transport Sasthe Inns
arrived FROM Susa with dispatches for the
French Resident, stating that KRlrwan las
leeu occnptetl BY Gen. Etlennes column
without resistance. -
The Village OF Essee was bombardel BY a
Frencl, Kllllboht OIL the Essl of October. About
thirty sIots were lred. The chief Insurgents
lIousc WIS destroyed. Essef surrendered
nsxt day, but will be bombardel agaiu un-
less tl.a Insurgents are given up.
A correspondent 1t 6usa teleRFaphs under
date Oct. 3d.. "Tha fighting OIL the a4th with
Col. Lanne's column see1na to have tetn
yury saysre. Tha cavalry es,Kagud tlle Arabs
at close quarters, The French loss was four.
, 1881-11-15

Au Australian gentleman kindly furnishes
the follnwlny: "a have Just rccplved lntortnl-
ton from Sydney, Australia, that, for the pus-
pose of giving II furthHr stimulus to rowing in
thut quarter, Mr. FrnHk punch hus fuauo tho
generous otter Of ED0 10 be competed for on TIC
chulnpion course, Farrnsna,tM it!var, Sydney, N.
S, W.. during Beptotnhcr Of next yenr. The CON-
petition Will be opeu to representatives OF any
part OF tho world. and SHOULD two men compete
from England. Anericy, Or CanAda tho stake
viii be uuklucnt01 to 4jJ0,"
, 1881-11-15
,rbe Lenders Of the Commune In Ger.
many Nearly All Elected
to Parliament.
Remarkable Scenes During tho Rush To
Get pApors before tho lrls1
I.nud Court.
Lprne Lands at Liverpool, and Is Re-
oeiyed Like q Princs-Mark
Lane.
FRANCE.
oA,1l,ETrA's CANINE

1AMnETTA'A CAIISETs
PARIS Noy. 14.-Gaabetta this morning
anuu,1,ced To President un;vy the detimit
fnrmntIo,, ut the Cabinet. 1t Is confirmed
lint Do E'reycinet will not enter tho Ministry.
aln, consequently tianbctta has rellouiiced
the jdca ot assuming the Presidency OF the
altutstry without n portfolio. mid will him
self TAXI the purtfalIo Of ForuiRtl Affairs
Tile new Ministry will be ga2cttctl tomorrow.
NEW MEN.
Following Is tho probable composition Of
tia uuw Ministry which will be gazcttcd TO-
norlr,w:
t,alnbettn, President of the Council and
Minister of Foreign Afafrs.
Cazot, Minister Of Justice.
'Ynldcck Rousseau. Minister Of the III.
tcrlur.
Paul bert, Minister Of Public Instruction.
Rouylcr, Minister Of Commerce.
Coctlery, Minlstrr of Posts md Tolcgrap|ls
Astatn Targe. Minister ut Finance.
ro.npcnul,, Minister If War
tiouieard. Minlstar III AlarIMc.
Profit, Minister of Fine Arts.
Deycs, AIlnlster of Agriculture.
I}anat, Minister OF Works.
President Gr6yy has nccepted the now Min.
Istry,
DEATH OF A rtELATE.
Pierre paulihlcr. Archbishop Of Besancon,
lsdcatl.
TIE NEW MrN1sTEKs
held council tnday, when declaration OF
he polley to be made by t'nmbclta ut the
apeJling Of tlla Chamber Of Deputies Tuesday
sas drawn up md approved. Tho dcciara-
ion IL understood 10 contain paeEfc assnr-
alces In rcgarl 10 thu foreign pulley, lie
, 1881-11-15

During the next tlttccm ,lnys call on you.
druggist or fn'try dealer al,l liz vii! let sou
llaye l,r. Scott's beautiful electric hair-brus1l
on triHi. Foflnw directions. AMI It It falls to
!ttcs}, or Gvei, fatitnH I,Hir and luttlncss, r.
turn II to hin IN g,ptt condition a,,tl hs will
rrfnnd ite ,rr1@,. tln tho s,,,,n torms try
!lr. scott - electrl. tlgail.bruAt fur ri,u,lna-
tis., lt''lariaI pnlns. bull circulation, ETC. 1t
liiparts Il cnnlitMf cienr skin.
For salo by fsycho & IT,. stato and Randolph.
, 1881-11-15

oH<H7 0ssp0tt" ~ ~ VNR3f6 1F0HH7v
FiTrsArWo, pa.. Nov, N.-Cupt. OeosKo Bhaua-
felt. for yours ono OF tho mn4t prominent lpia-
peEanoa advocates and rofogluers In the ooun.
try, who haa spoken aud worked frum Maine to
California, and has been very successful lu MAX
tug converts, 4 short time Exu wis attacked With
s4Aua ktutl oe kraIp useaS.. sshlns 1lt4Aix
, 1881-11-15
pOll'rElAL.

L,s1soS, Nov. t4..-A new Ministry has been
formed, .ls follows: Fantes Icruyia do Mol
10, President of Tie Council and Minister OF
Finance. and ad interim Minister of Wnr;
lteyelro, Minister Of tho Interior; und Zerpa,
1ft.fstar of Foreign Atfnfrs.
, 1881-11-15

Frustrated him. lie bns been gr,wl.,9 wursc
rrvrr since. his mini glrinK why untIrnly. Its
trlsnds nrt' now rDhkIBK nrrnfioctneuts 10 rn-
'n1yo him to ~ lnsrnc asylun,, probably Kirk. .
hfhsos. nt Philadelphia. 1hot'e II very litt'
hupo Ut bis recovery.
, 1881-11-15

NOT 80 1lAD .AS itErDnrED.
Sct0, Nov. l4.-riu repnrts Ut the recent
earthquake here are exaggerated. There
were only slight shocks.
, 1881-11-15
TIE EAST.

NO MORE 1.Az1 MEN w..NTEp.
coSsrASTtSot'L,:, Nuv. 14.-Tha Porte IL
considerably embarrassed by the Int1,natlon
That 20, 600 more Lazis will lmlntgrase Into
Turkey,
, 1881-11-15

DEs MofsEs. ill.,. N1v. 1l.--Thc Hon. ]. Il.
Hfnuc. his boon notectn,l i,y tho Governor to
rcpresont Iowa At Tho Thrift Convention In New
York.
, 1881-11-15
APPOINTED RECEIVER.

ALBANY, N. y. Nov. i.-went,cll, State Treas
urcr. has been apu0lntes1 ltecetycr Of tito Uni.
yfrsal Lfto-lnsuranc0 COMPANY Ut New York
, 1881-11-15
BUSINESS NOTICES,

1IncntIstcrta CUuKtE 3tlxture in fast al.
larscitlng 1T! pther remedies III ChIcapp for The
a!stnsee Incidental tn our soyur4 winter bunsos1.
John j. Lee, corner Ifnlstud a.d 1tnrrison
streets, ana Ril druggists,
, 1881-11-15

How rrfreafitnI to ifle feverta1a fnva.
iii In 1nrrant's SuItzer Apcrnnti liz cooliuv
md anf!- tni.,1t1ntUry Gllarctpr sitrplHscs tkAt
III any nthDr HHlItIe. Rnlj hy H|l t1rt,xulsts
, 1881-11-15


KArnwAN, Nov, t4.-All tho inhabitants
have bee1, disarnlel. The qunrterlrg OF
Fre!.cl. troops lit Il number Ut mosques aud
colleges las given great otreuse to. the
Vunsians. Gen. 1.orgoro strongly objected
to tile projected nlarcll to t1abez, md thence
to Susa, and only prepared to stnrt on ro-
eetyfng stringent orders fr0m Paris. The
rnuta lies through difficult ami .nountaIn-
alls country. wlleru operations will Oe nj
lnost Impossible af!er the ralns. which have
already begun. 1t IL Impossible 10 describe
tie unpopularlty Of the expedition among all
ranks. It IL openly denounced rs wl,ste of
lives. 'fho French officers contemplate (.
Wholesale resignation Of their commissions
ut tbs close Of the campaign. Tlle co,lstruc-
tlon Ut tlie RAILWAY frum Susn tn kaIrwan
will probably ba stopped BY the rains. Fever
nl1l tlyscntery continue among the troops to
I'LL alarming extent.
NOTES.
TuSIs, Nov. 14.-An Arab accused of
piaclng stones oil the railway was shat. a
train conveying sick soldiers from Katrwnn
to Spsa was upset., Tho occupants were ar
,erely Injured.
Sickness among tho soldiers is,{fcrcaslne.
Gen. Logero's column left XII! !rwan the
18th for Gabez.
, 1881-11-15
cTEAMEu1H uEtIta

STEAMSHIP NEWS,
QuEENRT0wx. Nov. 1&.-Arrtved, tho Coltto.
frUtn New fnrk.
, 1881-11-15

6E3tAl T.
= THE nEstlE OF TIE MONARCH,
BERLIN, Nov. 1i.-ln consequence Of tho
desire OF the Emperor, Prince Bismarck will
rnEnaln In office.
. 4 SPEEDY MODIFICATION
1of the May laws ii to be expected with
view Of ,obtalning Government minority in
tile lieichstag. by an arrangement with the
party OF the Centre.
THE COMMUNE TRIUMPHANT.
Llobenkrac!,t wI1l:relthQuIsh 0lronbaclt In
favor OF Dcbe1, whom tile Suclalists there
viii vi, 10 their UTMOST to elect to the l'e'els-
Dlctz, Socialist, has defeated Progrcss!st
at Hamburg.
ErollMe, u Socialist, has beon elected at
Hanau BY large majority,
DR., 9tueckur Inns ut lust obtained Beat Il.
the Retehstag at Meadon. by a majority Of
1000.
, 1881-11-15

ST. PErEnsiulEa, Nov. ia.-Dip'lthcrla,
scarlet-fever, aul smallpox uro devastating
tho ct,ltre md south Of Russia. Tho sever.
l.y Of tho diseases exceeds anything hereto.
fore known.
, 1881-11-15

ys; %sy d ,Ss y9f ;ppsp psep0 como before th' con-
"Tho shipping Interests Ut The CnItcl sta,es,
replied tho veMt!en,tn "wWnt from this cs'nvu,l-
saonia dat.,and III caqs. internst with .Eat 81
my other Interest," as!A !.s ctuMl sight* shoul.l
bs seos";xst ny coaxre's Sn4 ''c1 wtn ~ !.
u heaviiy Sordencd ~ she sh,r ln!er.
est. l. 1ocn & mt hear Mpon th9 builder
pis ia!Sss,s ;: si sIcx il Sehaii Of tao o~aafs
"Mitl Won !lu.n4ua s,lt,sldiosr'
thu sh!ptnl!lders' vide 9r tho case has nos nos
H pS,uys ,sat 10 ' usess hs1c IT, ssu s u III
,hau ~ builders; Iho shiphail4oss 10 not y.
forest, lnt It anaull 10 IN tho lntosust at Tho
0wnrr. Takp. tor INSTANCE. tho steaLt.vcsse1 il,-
tcrcst IN this cs'untry. which. by tho law,
Sr tU.DV per 'a,i,,nm III excess Of tho Gust oi
!nntntatn!nx tho steamboat tnsitcrtlon serslct'
0 as iSi ~ @ tss"s. b"f "f !s ;' ay y'Gr @ seS:
luctnt On stoau,boat interests atone, ovor md
at9ra tha cost IT nn!ntalniiv Tho tnst'eutian
. u 81. u !. aa
ssssS asy "s!sn f 10 h sshs sa a ssf u ssa b:
TO- IL, s bSss'.s u ttst sss*a tss .y M
carriers " 81 uuuro.Is aud unjust that capital
h. f9s yesrs =! nS. prevented from Investing III
:" tx, yt,.t want subsidy help or National pro-
"V0W may cali 1t by whatever. nuns yot.
choGau. II ii nrtessary that this oov9ttis1ent
shall do for tts mpEcantlls Marlnu what England
and fosles aud care fnr II, W That our hltrca1l-
tt0 marine may lc built zip, and 1t must llu danu
IL Tho agtton " Cau2reat. II t1ust " dvus
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11

v PRESIDENT Carried was in.
formed that the Catholic Archbishop OF
Baltimore had issued general instruc.
tions for a special mass and that they
had offered prayers for his recovery in
all their churches, he was very much
affected, and said when be got better he
would have to recognize such special
concern for his recovery in some man.
ner. We do not suppose the Catholic
people wish any special recognition fo1
doing their simple duty, but it is Just
like Garfield to try to do something in
recognition of any kindness shown to
him.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
-oolish New York Republicans.

Republicans outside Of New York
think it very strange that the Admin
istration Republicans ofthe Legislature
could find no other two men to serve
them as candidates for United States
Senators than Messrs. Miller and Lap.
ham, who are both members OF the
House of Representatives. Should
these gentlemen be elected their accept
ance of the office would make two less
Republicans in the House, where the
Republicans at the best have not more
than two or three majority, and even
that is doubted. If they are elected,
and an extra session ofCongress should
be called the vacancies could not be-
filled in time to aid in the election OF
Speaker, and the opposition and the Re.
publicans being so evenly balanced,
there would be chance for the election
of an opposition Speaker. In the great
Empire State of New York are there not
two men Of talent and ability who could
represent the State in the Senate but
these two men who are already Con-
gressmeno We are not surprised that
there should be objections on the part OF
the Conkling Republicans to the cleo
ton of the two Gentlemen nominal
ted by the Administration Republicans
upon the ground that their election
would throw the House OF Repre- senta-
tives into the hands of the Democrats,
for that is what it would in effect do |
Had the Administration men nomina-
ted two men not Congressman, nor office
they would have at least
the charge OF Inconsistency in
hat respect by the Conklng Republi
ans, and might possibly have elected
heir candidates, but now their actions
IRE sharply criticised and the election
If Senators seems to be as far of as ever.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
'TO.Nighi's MOOn1ixht,

The moonlight excursion of the Will
m ngton battalion of Patriarchs and the
Asbury M. l. Society will come otf to-
night, the steamer FELTON, leaving the
French street wharf at 8 o'clock. From
present indications the night will be
favorable, but if is not the excursion
will be postponed until the first good
night, as the managers are determined
to Eave first class moonlight excursion
or none.
The report that the Board of Health
had stopped the excursion and concert
owing to he.prevalence of smallpox in
certa n parts of the city are false. There
will be no interference with nor dan
ger of going OH the excursion.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11

and would become the successor to the
Vice President. If the New York va.
cancies were filled no doubt Republl-
can Speaker would be elected. If the
Republican Legislature Of New York
chooses not to fill the vacancies and
permits the election of Democratic
Speaker pro tempore, then the fault
will be upon theConkling Republicans OF
that body. 1t is likely however that a
sall for an extra session would bring
the Albany politicians to the poiat and
induce them to end the farce by the elec-
ton of two Republicans at once.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11

THERE IS A general feeling throul h.
out the country thai a day of na,ona
thanksgiving shall be held in the event
Of the Presidents recovery. This would
be a deserving aud ,,evout manner OF
expressing the nation S gratitude for the
preservation OF its loved President, but
it is best not to be III too much haste
about il, as the President $ recovery Is
not yet fully assured. 1t may be posi-
Bile that he may be compelled to linsel
along on the verge Of death for several
months aud then barely be saved to us.
A day OF fasting and prayer for the re,
covery Of the President would nc be in
appropriate were it not for the fact thar
the prayers Of a united people have been
steadily going up to throne Of grace
for his recovery. We do not believe
that special day Of fasting aud prayer
once a week would more concentrate
the devout feelings Of the nation upon
one point than they have already been
concentrated upon the President.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
REGISTERS ORDERS.
~ EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL RHGIsTER's OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Inn l


IL RRGISTER's OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
June rs, 1881.
Upon the application of Joshua 7. Hsald
Executor Of Marshall Phillips, late of VIII.
ming,on Hd., in said county, deceased, it IL
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the estate
OF the deceased. with the date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date Of such
letters in six of the most public places Vt the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands agai nst the estate to resent
the same. or abide by an Act of Assembly in
snch case made ana provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published in Wilmi ogton, and to
be continued therein three weeks (eo-d).
t~>~, Given under the hand and seal Of
}L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
t-~~' Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and } ear above written.
s. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTlCE.-All persons having claims against
the estate oft the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executor, on or
before June Is. 1Ss2, or abide the Act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
JOSHUA HEALp, Executor.
Address :-Wilmingt0n. Del. je29
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11

WE CAN easily understand why there
should be such general condemnation
Of appropriating the city hospital for
the accommodation of small pox pa
tients. Nobody ofcourse wants small
pox hospital near their premises, but
the statement made by the Board Of
Health composed principally of promi.
nent and practical physicians in to-day S
REPUBLICAN would indicate that there
is much unnecessary alarm and excite
ment upon the question.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11

PRESIDENT GARFIELD viii never
submit if he RECEIVERS to being sur
rounded by body guard. When warn
ed by friend some time ago as the
danger of an attempt upon his life ht
said: 81 must come and go as usual.
and cannot surround myself with a
body guard. Again he said; "If the
good of this country, the interests ol
pure government, and of the people
against one man power demand the
sacrifice of my life think am ready
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
Norma &Ocial Cl NIB.

The following officers of the Norma
Social Club have been elected for the
en- suing six months:
President-F. II. Thomas.
Nice-president-Calvin ForNes
Recording Secretary-F. 9. Mammele.
Financial secretary-Wm. Heiser.
Executive William Clay
ton, William Greiner and J. Kitchen.
The club will give an excursion to
Atlantic City on Friday, August 18th.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
NOTICE.
TO SHIP.BUILDERS,

Norl'E.
TO SHIP.BUILDERS.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHT HOUSE BOARD.
WASHINGTON, u. C., July !, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
Office until II m., Of THURSDAY. the 2lst
day Of July. 1881 for furnishing the materials
and labor OF all kinds necessary to construct
a first-class Light Ship.
other informal tion may be obtained on appii
cation to this office or to the Light. House In
spectors at No IA Pemberton $ luare, Boston,
aass. at Tho nj Rinsville. Staten Island, N.
Y, r.. q fox 1918, New York Oity;) and at
No. N9 South Sisth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
The right is reserved to re Iect any or all
bids and to waive any defects
1nH RDDiERS,
Rear Admiral U. = Navy,
lys-2taw Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
An Extra Session Of COnErcss
Need ed,

Ore of the first acts the Presiden,
should do when LIE gets able, should be
to call both Houses of Congress together
that they may organize to meet emer-
Garfield should die, but if he should,
Vice President Arthur will of course
enter upon the duties of the Presidency,
but if anything should happen to end
his life suddenly the nation, as things
stand at present would find itself with
out success sor for the Presidency.
Under ordinary circumstances the Pre-
sident OF the Senate pro tempore, would
succeed and in case Of his removal then
the Speaker of the House would succeed.
But at the present time there is neither
Speaker ofthe Senate pro tempo, e, nor
Speaker OF the House, the Senate hay
ing adjourned without e!ecting Speak
er, and the House not yet having as
sembled and cannot assemble until De.
cember unless called together by the
President. The Senate also having ad-
journed sine die, cannot meet again be-
fore December without being called to.
gether in the same manner. Of course
the chances are that Vice Presid ent
Arthur being hale, vigorous, hearty
man will live, but the President also
gave every promise of living until he
was shot down by the assassin's bullet
With rush OF insane people to Wash
ington excited by recent events, it is
just az probable that some one would
be as ready to make an attempt to take
the life of Vice President Arthur, as
one dared to attempt to take the life of
the President Be the risk great OF
small the country cannot afford to take
it.
Should the Senate be called together
and there being now Democratic ma
jority in it of two since the Conk]ing
and Platt fiasco, in all probability a
Democratic Speaker would be elected,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
Avalfef's Funeral,

The funeral Of the unfortun ate brake
man, John 5. Avalier, who was killed
last Wednesday night, did not take
place yesterday. Another brother ar
rived from Royal Oak, Md, near East
on, and Joined the brother from Balti-
more, and he concluded to take him
home. The body was sent down the
Del aware road at 9.35 by Depot Master
Go0kin and the funeral will take place
this afternoon. Royal Oak is miles
below Easton.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
Police Court.

Michael Connel', who was given q
hearing before the Mayor, yesterday,
on the charge of assaulting his wife,
was required to pay a fine of $40 and
costs and also to furnish a $500 peace
bond. William Conner, who also was
given hearing on the charg" Of assault
ting his wife, was fined s. and costs.
No cases were heard this morning
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
RtntOua SOuth Siuers.

Much complaint is made of rotous
conduct over Third street bridge. Satur.
day night young man named Robert
Davis was assaulted without provoca-
ton and knocked down by three men.
An old colored man was also beaten.
The officers are keeping sharp lookout
for the offenders.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
Closed Until September.

The Household of Faith Bible School
has closed until the first SUNDAY in Sep.
tember, at which time it will meet in
the new church, on Tatnall street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. 1t
is quite probable that the church will
hold no services during the month of
August.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
DiedOf PaPalyHts.

The statement in the Elkton papers
that Isaac c. Cleaver died of smallpox
in this city last week is incorrect. His
death was caused by paralysis Of the
limbs. Mr., Cl-aver at one time was a
prosperous business man ofNew Castle.
He was buried in Elkton.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-11
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AMI
il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY le, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tions, 100, S.lo slo 1880, a. m, $50 400, 100
1000 p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 900, s.t5
q. m, 1915 9. .b6 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2O5, 225, $40,
100, 955, H. So a. m., 1243, 2.03 5.52 5.%s p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, S.Ss
q. m, 4.4b p. IN.
Perryville and intermediate stations, e.l5
,. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 1881, 212, 4.02,
1856, 838 a. M, 1855, l.O4, $50, 1851 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle g. 90, 9.35a. m, LOS, 800, Gasp m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.35
a. M, LOS, e.25 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, s.st q.
m, LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
p,lO q. m, 300, TOO, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.o5, 2.25 .. m.
$50, 6.3S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 212, 4.02,
1855 q. M; 81 r. m.
For further information passengers ore re-.
erred to the time tables posted at the depot.
H.. +. KENNEY. Supt.