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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

DIED STAR LINE.
IL tnitr.l STATES a1d Royal Bclgian Mall STEAMERS
EVERY SAT- HDAh TOR ANIWtkf
The splendid nrst-cilts full powered steamers
NApf TTANr SATURDAY May =, Il D. m
Nh, .IA%b ~afuulay. Jun" .. u a ni
saloons sateoon- smoking aad bath room -mldshipA
Second cabin accoan.si station unc1celd
Staie ruu'n- all nn ltIn dock
No HORSES cattle. she. % or pigs carmel
second cabin SIS prepaid. 40, excursion, 900
Nfs.f.-r. stG rf.lstu!. 80. exclusion. -i1 20.
FEIER WisIGIil sons. DrnI Ag't', - B'oafway, y
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamers leave WAT-O$'S SIpElS Brooklyn o..
MAS ................. " '-dnt sisy, May >
T. CNrANp ..... " osinrslay, Jurc !
ut,tTtUI,AH Mrtiuf Stay, Jrrr y
vi rbn DO 80 el cabin 500 -tcrtsgc sld sl"rr
agc rom i.icniain prepaid - ~ ArA' y "g Gil
isin t.. igh Ngt. L. " NORRIS. 80 B.o.d"ay, {" J.
WHITE STAR LINE. observation-disclosures.
w UNITED STATES ANo ROYAL NAIL STIANl.Hs
ron al Fi.NSrOWS ANp LfNEHrpOi-
NTTICE -traurr- - rus l.u" LAX TIE lAhr lt'it'
recommended h irufrnant Maur!, L y ~ ON bo'h th'
nut"af all hua' wafl VOYAGES ,,,. A.. %, . ., ~,
BALTIC. capt "tf .rI ...--- hur'nal ,lD ,",o ~,
ULTIMA 10. capt irving . saturday; juno 10 2. ~
~ 1rfe -, t,',t.n -aiuuiay. Juuc l.. 10 O. m
FuoN rIiT WItTL STAR DOCK, FOOT OF NE-
re-, carncr arr uniform IN -,o and un,nrpas.e IN ap
pnlntm,.n- The saloon. ~a'rronn~ Nih'Ahg anu p'.l
rcoin- afc laced an-. Nhrtr The no" and motion ar,
least felt snur ~ decree ~ comfort hitherto uha'AhaD'
p,irs s,,on 4el and 400 Return tceets on favor
able Stccrlsc from tIc Od County, so fToh Nc"
Thc,, steamers carry neither catt" sheep nor pigs
En iu-urctl oi pltl. AMI other intuiminh Apply AZ 'n'
Company Ohccs No.'i Broai"a - G"1tiS,rts AGENT
-. BARrLETT ( Co. AGENTS. Ro,ion;
BARR TT 4 tATll-LL Agrti-. thliAd' pMA
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forses ano Carriages.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
n DvnRK TRiBJ- NE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
I,provyN oFFiCfs No. 1888 Broadway, corper Thirty.
arstst sos West Twenty thirst, corner EgntnsssSs
ave- corner Forty seventh ST.; at the HARLEM OfEtC.
Ma o6l and 300 Third ave-, corner One hpnofoo -
tucnty aith ST. ~ 70 D. M, at regular once HteA
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
Ia New Spring styles. .,-, sr
WILLIAM X. GRAY 20 and % WooSrEho"
1r.,o..as Lapdsulet4
yictonasa cABRIoLETEs
4 Carts 80 CoTrpEa
BERLIN COACHES, BROUGhAMs, w.
Top Wagons. Ladies and aI Tep XII KINDS,
WAGoNETTEs AND cAdEslnSS, IN HAND
ON nav canfaeesL SECoND, ha,D
rooser yicoris and al -seaL n 1 - s~a,,y
SINGLE Sat y .Isesns order by Brewster "a
$4,000, Lsn .nM sii0. fHAEToS, eos Kocka"V' wv
pEroi ioo second Hand In graf yaneo'
A"0 200 SETS HARNESS.
Modcrate pftceA
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SUNDAY riEEEE Sr\fHI3N N J y PHILADELPHIA
TEfcF Tx EE, M9r r IMrE9yysR rESSTP
MN - Wifii ABSoiUrE SAFETY.
Fxprcss Trains leave York Desbossos ani Cort
' no so ;. $50 . 10 im u a. ~ l. Pr 3to T. 0,
IT, 80 and 10 PIN. end ~ night Sundays, 4"Oand a'
o. a. S RAIN, leay , Sew YORK daily except SUNDAY.
- a IN p running through VIA Trenton aud am
R.turnng trains leave West Philadelphia l?ol S5, 525
= 3SS : 30 and II a Limited Expires SOP MI l. ,
a. M ' ~" 75 and IN Iea1 rhadpha
den M qua 9G nG i l r esSSp Xsior House
foot 81 Drsbro.,c- and Cortlandst Court, any brIIE
w aA5 is Iiud'6n Hookcn station Jcr.ey CITY En-
isI@nt Ss io 8T Tn!ir r nany will and check
lqggrsy> ji' TI@ S;l; i ''''''"''N JR WOOD
FRAN General Nanascr Gcni Passr Agent.
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
milton. ougnkeP ;Gpn f4n1GcnS Sh uls Eno a@s
ofa~i Sad Jane, y BsiSIn leave daily p M
tarrisost North R.yer except saturdays when Thomas
I,HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEw.YoKK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
0hnRANcEENr OF rRArNs TAXING Effect NAY J., 1871
eineinna!l and TaGls9 Ray ESPres pfA"'os
lDa' last 81 I%us isPss arriving al S aa
southwest fumansDc best Drawiugroom Sleeping CoAehes
EIrTSss Tor r me W.T., lsePaS
Chicago without change aso Hotel Dining cars ~ Oneaso
7:ISp. m.-Emgrant train for the Wet ,or, for
Hc%aiE Si $40 $o a. nj i6 40 go Sa5 SIo 6I S
p M and ~ midnight saturday nights only SUNNY" wv
M U ~ y a assac O. 75O TO- 1920 m.the 1920
m train stops al Rutherford only on slnays-l- nos
Il6 $50 IlO 5:lO $50. 6:l0 $50 3O p NJ - 'I 15
night Sundays q, $50 1920 ~, lii9 o'So p H. 1Hu -
patren G. 7.5O - 1920 m, IL noon; l4J $50 40
Mo n n Clio $50 y 1890 j. H. ana IL ma i.n,'
SUNDAYS G. $50 logo a. las, $50 p H. and IL miu'
via Newark CAS- $40 80 M $50. 400 $40,
a. 7{Op M aud IL midnight saturday nights only sun
u@s nsen A. so 4: o. iO.2O l;45 800 > w Hlo,
Ia o. - and i2 midnight Sundays D. $50 IV-o L. III,
las $50 D. M, and - midnight.
Warwick $50 n m. $50 p m -. ooo ,.ao . -, e,n
EeSbHrg aud CORNWALL. 1850 a. M $50 iiSo p M Sun
Eoo5out and Kingston a. m. $50 p M Sunday" $50
an q 7.,o @ 1920 a. M $780, $780, 4:30 7:l5 p. IN.
ofavs 4 $50 1920 M; $50 y. ~ IA =
,sxs :. 10 lO20a $50, p m The y a. M ana $50
. mn gslns connect with New.York and os"eyo Midland
lsailroAd az s 9,so O. 1920 m, 430 g. 7l5 p sun
Gay leave 23dst quarter oil and quarter aeT
each hour from $40 to eto m aadat loio and lE49
p m for massage and for Aparmentsn Drawing Room
cseenna coaches be obtained and orders Tor tho
anil transfer Of baggage may be lett AZ the Com
ehech t,ices Nos 23g 40l 957 Broadway, N Y, No
C0nrts Trsns from the West in NewYork At 72S
and llSo no a. qua 4BBoIf Genl Passr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
~ rains lcaye Englewood oster Piemont aud Nysck
n 1000 am, ], s. T. 400, $3.50, GAO, $3.50, 1890 p M
ndsya q a aud GAS pm The 1880 pm train VIII ea' o
So ~ fn2es later Saturday nights. -.
'Hanne spring Valley and Monsey 700, 1000 ~ 400
pm. mo n. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent Ne"'forK.
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ant, &C.
EPEEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
ID Leave Tor Freehod az sl5. ll:45 M. 4 $50 p.

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Bay Route via Sandy Hook leave at O4O am, p IN.
for East Long Branch. &C.
Additional trips viii be made about June
Via BranchDOrt
For sandy Hook -:t5, a. M: $50 p.
For Monmouth Beach. scabnght &c. 7:i5, HAS a
$3.50. 4, $50 m.
Via Red Bank
80 m-For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat &c
13O p. m.-FOr Lakewood Manchester Toms River. AT
LANTit CITY and all stations TO Bayside.
hiting's, Toms River &C.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

4 on and after VI &C. lb, l-Nl,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STAT = MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NcW-Nok. via Dc%brU-ses and COTtandt
Stpris Ferries follows.
IIAr,ishur Pisiurg the West aud SOUTH with Pullman
Palace ar- attached . q. and s..iOr. daily
Milnau-port Lock Maven. @. $40 D. NJ: rorry and
so connecting Al CORY for littsNilt fctrO-
,trl centre li,d the Oil Regions . ,,.-,.--
Ia II Plran Par.nr Cars daily, except sunday.
l0A m aItyr " aslnn.ton D. Regular At 80 ani SD
IN - no. aul ~ o. M and - ~ -ht sunday $50 ui, 7
end 10 u. ''ft g
T. kufs,r- Baltimore except sunday. p m
For Atlantic CIV ! %. No.. without change ~ cara .
I.otf. Of " Irl.klNu with all through
trains a. scy Guy aeorlug speedy and dect transfer Tor
Brook lyn tiaVc. ~, ,,,,.,,,. q. ,o.,, = -, oa, - -,
dsiy' 4 10 o. m. daily. except Monday From Washington
,"i ,ltir,r, = 50 a M. $50. 5.2n :-' aad 1850 j.
Srniav + - u. g.: and 1850 o. NJ From piladrl-
80, 20 80 : o 10 1910. liiO llO. =. 3ju IN.
r1 = 20 g 4, and 1000 D. m. SUNDAY. $50, -, :,
io 20 II 10 a. ~. ESQ y.3j. -, aud lO.5Op y.
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
MONARCH LINE.
vi NETWORK and LONDON.

MONARCII LINE.
vi INV. YORK and LONDON
splendid fast -tsainrrs.
Leave dock adjoining PayOna Ferry, Jersey CITY.
Celtic Monarch ... June Egyptian Monarch Juno 3
saxon Monarch June II A-aIran Monarch. J une 20
pcrrian Monarch. June ~.
Tor saloon No eteer
Prepaid Storage al oN rates
''' FAITuN. VICKERS & CO.. Bowling Green.
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il SAILING from Pier foot 81 tanal.st.. North River.
Fur IAN tranci-co VIA 1sthmus ~ Panama.
ACAPtI, ~ - Wrinr~ Az June |. noon.
Connecting fnr Central AMI south America and Mexico
Frun san Francisco 70 Japan and china
CRY OF ~ ri ", saturday. Inuc J. . p. m.
Prom san Francisco 10 Honolulu. NrwIeaiand and Aus
trallA
CITY uF sydney ..... saturday. June y 2. m
or on arrival Of London mails at san Francisco 80,
Passeugrrr forwarded Go San FltANtlSt ~ WI II
ISLAM ~. JAPAN, CHINA, MN LEAl.AN nd AZ ; TIA,
LA. SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICA au'
freight passage AMI general information apply At Com
papys Offc,, On rcT foot Of CanaI-st, North Rllrf
F"' H. J. 81 LAY,
nde
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Excursions.
nlusiral Instruments.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK ThIIyNE WILL L., DE- RECEIVED At THE
nrstsi. 3OS Wcst Twenty thirs. corrcr Eighth ave.
No % East Fourteenth tnon square go lh.
ave-. FOrtyseVeDii.si; at the HARLEM OFFICER
1901 aud $500 Thirave corner one hundic and
twenty nth ST., up 10 p m. al regular Office IateA
DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, IL Octayes,
reeds $50 ia Pianos fli5 Great bargains md
catalogue FREE Address BEATTY. Washington y. j.
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STEAMBOATS, anO Railroads.
CITIZENS LINE
-TRNN RNAIS.

TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~. Notc change IN loeat.ln. NLW II EAMERS SAH
rOt,A and CRY ROY leave dairy, except SATURDAY,
from PIFR NJ a. North River loot 81 Christopher st. con
nrciing Win morning Trains fOr tc NOi'h ana west sun
..-L ...L -.-.L
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.
BOrND BROOk KoUTE,

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Ncw.York station r. Of y. j. foot OF LIB
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green.sts at 745 lll5 a
m; $50 g. $50 $780, I. IL p m on Sunday at s:io nj
For fhr3 and Bcrkssts at $50 o. Ills m $780, 43o
For Trcnton Warren TucEer.ts, $780, 49, o. lll5a
$780, A. AGO. $50. !. II p M sunday $40 a. ini o:'o
Return ii trains leave Philadelphia for New.York
Green ss at 80 $50 0.SO ii a. m; li5. 345 $40 Gao,
2 M rS 8R 7% nG Ber e $50 a. at go BE M so
S S%g WARREN 7SRa aSyd 4 G @ 5 $780,
so5 Ioos 80 2 229. 4:24 $50. 7:2j. go p m
S9RGaS made Jersey city station to
yP aRS Ef for R Sp at coi S 6ry Nos
e. s G and NnSi aGS tie ao
Transfer C0TpaHy DSds Ea 10 estimation ion iO Ap s
and s29 BFGf%ss may. 5 5sS S' a
connection VII ,hs eli telephone and law tedIsgTPh
''''' - Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
TOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman seepeT- va Il ~ NJ re s9d sas and io
;'a an sunday SSa D I.o tf.n week days GettcEsi'
via Newly ork and Sew England Railroad
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
i sATONIC and NACGATUCK RAfLROADs-Steamer rs
leave caarnc P at 9a m 80 p M AMI I% G, td n
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
ps. % SSaa. ami ami H SSn9S Express
10 so M .h,Gs ago h1Gses' dia~nsr0On cars
90 % to Albany and Troy vh connections to Utica
Sa1sST" n 'f sl@ ,r a ion 10 %any AMI Troy
running toar svs cry &sS ~ T G SS and 1 De
r. m. Pacific ESprcss daily. with sleeping cars fo
Rochcser Iiunao cleveland I9ea9 Drr9t ana Shicago
!. Night LHrc,s with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
Tickets on sac at No Bowling 2I2 and Broad
II Nr,icott- EAprcs Park place and 80 and
J. NJ TOvCE i, Gen sup { Is. MLEkEk, zen. Passr kgt
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pest AND HEALTH!

CARAIOGA SPRINGS.-54 Phila. ha
~ been Taken by MIRA WARD, late Of see CHI peasaE
rooms good table refete1ceA
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6teambcats ano RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
Rs e1 q I9ts ': :,:J F %E DT9
M eonasSiISgat Albany Sunday morning excepted, with
NJ GGs 70 SZ:as
A LBANY DAY B0ATS-COMMENCING
w i'T; d.s
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
=. va pS!.dolphis baltimore and ws.ninEen
ysRa r. Depot foot Of cOriandtst and Desbros'e"' a.
Ss csenss chicago ssd
night dig ssns 70 cars sAsSs %
snS sS sna np9t o
All points West Passengers occupy sleeping coach after
The New q. and o PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
u S ren S sHn ; sni
called Tor and CHECKED 10 destination a. compsnys once
Broadway and at the offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
BTcS1y5 tSS! d Fulton; 4 jsSs' Wharf
Lave NewS foot q LHss 4 ws Rsan.
1880 n..For schooeys Mountain. High Bridge Branch.
D. l. and Western r. H.. Easton. Allentown Wilkesbare
s%nsTr sSASoG S... MCuntsn Tsh
p FOR FeRlngtSa, Ea.ton Allentown. Reading. HAr
$3.50 p. For Easton Wind Gap, Aauch Chunk IanaquA
Drifton. Hilkeabarre, Scranton. &c.
43O D. m.-For Schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch,
Faston Allentown, &c.
4:I5p. m-For Somervle Pennington &c.
$50 D. m.-For Easton d., J.. and w. r. r. Allentown.
Heading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, WilkesbarTc. &C.
sunday trains leave at si5 ~ for Bound Brook
anil intermediate stationsi at $50 ID. for Easton Allen
town, Harrisburg and the West: -. ar ~.
For Newark al 545 Sis, 6:i5 Ills, $40 Sl6 H45, e:lb
$40 10 1910 ii:l5a m; ~ M; l. 30 4, 43O, s, $780,
For trains to local ponts Time Tables at stations
NJ Y. AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~. ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy south Amboy Red
Bank Branch Grove Asbury Park Point Pleas
leave at & TAB O. l145 a M. 100 $780, l. $780, D. m
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.

TV'O PIIILAUEI4II IIA'
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND y ON
-st'\bAN THEE STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW.NORk
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQrIP'
Mis- /, AID rlIE FASTEST iIML CONSISTENT
WIFI ABSOIIIE sAFLIl.
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IL Cnrjcn- west Point. Cornwall, Ncwburg, Matlbor
milton Poghkccpsie E-Opa~ connecting with Ulster an
i,avarc and Waikiki Valley Railroads. steamboat, fhom;
cornell and ". Bapiwin leave daily AZ p M fn'
farisoi.,i North Ryer except Saturday., when IhOm
lnrn al q.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
u Hamburg American Packet COmpany's Line for
FALMOUTH CHEHBOURG and HAMBURG. -
MiELAND .-.........May rs CIMBKlA June y
WESTPHALI tune lIiERDER..........Ju ne 10
hatee Of passage to Plymouth. London, Cherboufg Ham
burg and all points the south Of England First CABIN
500 second Cabin $50 Sseeragc, $50 Round trip
AZ re'ucel rates Storage from Hamburg. Havre aud
southampton So
kCNHARDT & co. {. b. RICHARD CO..
General gents, General Passenger Agents
Bruad-sf y Y % y. \.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
FOURTH EDITION.
nIsTvsIOAL sOClErY.

Al InseP sst1n9 1sssase ~ Pref.
ssseeesy =. kssae, On shs noRiy
0Weaes. ~
A large and intelligent audience -.
sembled In the lecture room 0f the His.
torical Society OF Delaware, last even
ing. ~ hear Prof. Gregory b. Kesne,
corresponding secretary Of tho Penn.
sylvania Historical Society, red 0
highly interesting paper on the Early
Swedish Settlements on the Delaware. "
Judge Leonard II. Wales presided at
the meeting. Chief Justice C0megys
and Judge Houston being among the
prominent men present. Many direct
descendants Of the Swedish settlers
were present, and the paper, which
contained much tha: was new, was TO
them the more entertaining and enjoya-
BILE. The reading Of the paper by Prof.
Keens, occupied more than an hour.
He described and commented upon
each Of the ten expeditions which
started from Sweden for Delaware. The
first, be said, arrived In March, 1888,
and the last, not until the surrender 0f
Fort Trinity, and the territory ON the
Delaware, by John ClBssou Rising, To
Peter Stuyvssant, and the establish.
ment OF Dutch rule upon the river. Of
these, the eighth only failed to reach
its destination, 1t having been pillaged
in the West Indies by the French and
Spaniards. The Governors OF New
sweden we're: First, Peter Minuit,
who determined the sits of the
Swedish Colony; second, Peter Hol-
lander, and third, John Clesson Rts.
ing; although other Swedes held the
position al interim. In the begin.
n.ng the Colony pros pered, but, In con.
sequence Of the wars In Europe, and
the impossibility OF providing for the
settlement on the part OF the mother
country, 1t WAS neglected for several
years.
At last when efforts were m Ads Ia
s weden to relieve and strengthen the
colony the expeditions failed 10 Teach
the Delaware until it was too late to be
Of any avail. The final 0vorthrow Of
the Swedes was accomplished bv the
overpowering invasion Of the director.
general OF New Nethsrlaud, af-
ter which the relations with tt.e
mother coln ry were n, lor.rsr DO
litical or civil, but merely ecciesiastica
ia which fo:la they continued until
IVA ! period Of III years. Many new
thugs we're learned by tho paper and Il
was highly enjoyed ny al present.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
A ntanl

A dr. Up Of water may move the ocean
word may affect the world. Be care
full how you speak. Say nothing In
anger. Utter no sentence while under
the influence of revenge. A single truth
may revolutionize the world of mind.
The influence of u sentence may be felt
In long ages to come. You ara surround.
ed by minds thai recei7e impre .sions
from the complexion Of your heart, from
your mind, your acts, your looks.
Therefore, be wise set noble example
and do as all Others, who purchase their
clothing of j.. :. Mullin & Son, Mer-
chant Tailors and Clotbiers, Sixth and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Lssal DssAss.
building Il booming.

Building u booming
Amussments ere plenty this week. /.
Revival services are In progress at
Made,ey chapel, South Wilmington.
Not . carriage factory In this city 10
connected with telephone.
Sustarley & Co. copy old pictures to
any size Is 800 Maiket street.
The Friendship Fire Engine is again
In service.
New safety gates are being plaeed at
the railrJad crossing ON, the north side
Of French street. M fE
A mad dog was shot by William Hill
yesterday, near Coke = Aliens brick
yard.
Policemsn Chambers, who was irjur-
ed Oh Saturday light, is somewhat oet-
tor this morning. ui
The new Castle Star, under its new
management, presents neat appear
ance.
General ". S. Hancock passed
through this city last evening on the
GAS train. ssT-7
Sutterlsy, s. Co., photograph gallery,
SO2 Market street, will be open all day
Thanksgiving. Come early. @
Letters of administration, Q. t. D.,
were yesterday granted to Mary A.:
Woodrow, upon the estate Of Levi
Wo.d drow, her husband deceased.
Common sense will indicate the Ger
tain tendency Of a neglected cold to the
lungs; prevent such termination by
using Or. Bulls Cough Syrup for that
cough. Price % cents bottle.
L. b. Jarvis, for the past ten years
operator at the 2. W. & B r. r. depot,
has severed his connection with that
Office, and will accept the position Of
superin tendent of the Mutual Union
Branch telegraph office in this city.
Sebastine Bauer, it is said, will entel
suit against the city. claiming damages
for the death of his wife and little boy,
who were killed on the railroad last
week. The point that will be taken is
that the train was running through the
city at . high rate Of speed.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Deaths from Violence.

jesse Mum, drunk and disorderly
was shot dead by a city marshal, at
Kirksville, Missouri, yesterday. City
Marshal Cooper was shot dead by
James Slaughter, in quarrel at Coving
ton, Tennessee, on Saturday night
Henderson Lasaler was murdered BY
masked men, near Harrison, Arkansas
on Friday night. They broke down tn,
door Of the house and shot him thre,
times, in presence cf his wife and five
children. Thomas Slight, well-to-dc
farmer, was found robbed and murdered
In his wagon, near Cookstown, Ontario
on saturday.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Lively ,,,.es as RockIsud.

On Saturday last two women, heads
Of families, whose names shall be with
held, 1t Rocklsnd, became involved In
. liit.e tongue snarl at first, which de-
veloped into . rough and tumble hair
pull and fight before it was over, one Of
the women flooring her antagonist aud
pummeling her i'll the most approved
prize ring style.
The same evening two men employed
in the mills caught the fighting conta-
gioD, and mauled each others eyes into
an ebony hue before either would cry
'enough." The end, 1t is said, is not yet
but the cases are likely to figure Gu
Squire Furry's docket, If be keeps one,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
A NOyoA RlOllday.

The Breakwatsr Light gets of the fol-
lowing, In relation 10 Thanksgiving
aud how the employees on the Middle
tow n Transcript will observe the day
The Middletown Transcript Man i,
going TO give lis boys a holiday (?) or
Thanksgiving, and move into his new
sanctum sanctorum. Well, Brother
Way, We hope you will like your new
quarters but We advise you not to make
me change 10 sudden, az brick walls
contract dampness, and dampness con
tracts q cold aud cold sometimes con,
tracts the human frame, 10 that an Oh
long box becomes necessary, and then
you could have the satisfac,
tion OF starting that new cemetery in
the rear of your office.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Presentation.

Upon the occasion OF friendly visi
Of Seminole T1ibs of New Castle, No
Z. l. .. X. M Minqua Tribe No. 8, the,
were presented with large night la wk
stuffed and mounted in tasteful style
The presentation was made by p. G. s
WIN. +. Harrison Of No. 7 and WAS re
cetrnt by p. s., Geo. +. Temple Of No
.. The two trlDes then adjourned, and
passed the balance of the evening re
calling themselves with corn and veni
son which had been prepared by No
8, for their visiting brethren. The
brothers of Seminole Tribe left fol
b 'me on the 1855 o. IN. train well
p eased with their Visit.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
m. TODD,U FAMlLY MEDIClNEs

NO. 4 for I,yspepsis and Oonstigsticn NO
10, for Dlar1hsa Dysentery and Chsrlers In:
fAntum; No. IL, for Brlght's Disease and
other Diseases Of the Kidneys No. 20, fol
cbitls aud Lung Dltnoultios; No.. 30, fol
Assnma Group and Whoopiog Cough; Nos.
IS A.d ", for OatArrh; No. u, for Aoarsenesa
and Sore Throat; Nos. 10 and %, Diseases
Of tho Blood and Skin; NoI 40 and %,
Chronic Inflammation Of the RowSis, Stom
Sch, Ktdno Bladder, Womb, etc., Nos. y
and 10, Neuralgia, KhepInatjstn and 9out;
NO %, for Worms; No. Is, functional Dle
ease Of the Heart; No. 70, for Nervous Weak
ness; No %, Disease Of tho Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spo afc; Nos. l0t
and ITO, Fever, Ague, oil low types 81 Feyer,
MAlxrial Diseases generally; No. 1l6, 70 reg.
ulate tho Menstrual Discharge, AmonorrhGs,
Dysmonorrhea, etc.; No. I'D. Inc0niinuance
Of Urine In children; No. LII, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc.
These medicines arc especially prepared
and can be relied upon to cure. the plseassg
for which they src recommended, Price "
cents and q per bottle, Fer kals k~ ,ur
gists and the Propr!stcr. ~ James lodd room
No: J AilSonu building, s. v. cor. Eighth
ldarket streets. Wilmington, Del. Per
sons suffering from any chronic dissa'e will
do well to consult Df. Todd. Treatment, In
cluding medicines, 81. Ufhce hours: Tues
days and Fridays, from 8 . m. to . p. m., and
nom to sp. IN oil other days, except Sun
days.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
MOOdy and Snnkev.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The Bishop ol
Manchester, IN his sermon at Oldham
yesterday, in which he referred to tn,
visit Of Messrs. Moody and Sankey
added that he feared tho effect of start
ling excitement passed away as rapid,
as it was produced. Wherr, he asked
were the tens of thousands VINO rushed
TO hear Moody and Sankey at Manches
to-? They must not suppose that be-
cause man could cry, "Hallelujah!''
he was saved.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
RaRsplal.

Henry @. NahafFy, Brandywine Hun.
dred's popular Levy Court Commis-
sionsr, and George d. Watson, left on
the LOS p. m train for Green Spring, In
BlaekbiFd Hundred, where they Will b
the guests of Harry H. Wells also 4
Levy Court commissioner for day o.
two, and where they will try their hand
at shooting pArtridges. No doubt the
young sportsmen will bring home large
bags Of game, II the birds will sit stall
long enough to be shot at.