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Pigeon shooting.

Csution--The Delaware 3. P. G. A.
have reason to believe that on more
than one occasion small bodies Of men
have, In q secret manner. 30 as to es-
cape the notice Of the police, engaged in
shooting pigeons.
Matches for shooting pigeons were
considered 90 cruel that the Leg
Of Delaware passed an act with heavy
penalties against the practice many
years before tue establishing OF the
Delaware s. P. C. A. and now that the
ingenious and innocent practice OF
shooting at glass balls has been estab-
lished, it is doubly cruel to kill and
mutilate the innocent pigeons, and ii
cannot be supposed that any persons
engage in 1t but those Of degraded and
cruel propensities.
The object ofour society is TO educate
the public to more thoughtful and
kindly feelings for the poor animals
which cannot speak for themselves
which have not the power to plead
their own cause when cruelty treated
| in language comprehensive 10 US.
Therefore, we wish to give notice tC
all persons who may think Of engaging
IN the degrading aud cruel practice o
shooting as pigeon matches, that they
will be prosecuted, il detected, TO the
full extent OF the Law, and the Delaware
). p. C. A. now offers liberal reward
for the detention and conviction Of t6'
Gulprits.
Also, the people Of the whole Slate
and especially Of this county, wer'
grossly insulted on the 24th inst, by
party of brutal msp, coming in clan
destine manner from Philadelphia, fo
the purpose Of fighting dogs, whici
they accomplished at schuetaen Park
leaving one OF the dogs bleeding, great
ly mangled and suppe5ed'to to be dying
The men escaped Immediately 10 Phiia
ldelphia in the same manner they came
by order OF the managers OF the Del
laware s. p. C. A.
| A very liberal reward will be pai
for information that will enable us t
convict and punish the principals i
thi. affair who haV5 outraged the fesl
ings OF the people Of this State.
4 howard BRINdHURsT,
latest: President.
| Avsyu HAREHoroS Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Bg.ssfOllary Work.

At the quarterly meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society, held
this week at st. Paul's M. 4. Church,
two new auxiliaries were reported or
ganizei, one at Scott M. &. Church
with 80 members, Mrs. Isaao McKaig,
president Miss Willie Getty, score
tary aud the other a! Mt. Salem NJ
4. Church, with IS me nbers, Mrs, y.
L, Tomkinson, president Miss May
Miller, recording secretary; Misc
Emma Lyman, corresponding score
tary, and Miss Nellie Rowland, treas.
urer. Tbs treasurer Of the board re-
ported Sl5J 50 paid over to the branch
treasurer, leaving balance IN hand
OF $7l. Mrs. Stevens reported upon
work in India /; letter fIom Rev. Mr.
Parker, missionary, was read, ,.explain'
lug his means of teaching through
scenes and miracles thrown out ny a
magic lantern. A letter was read from
Miss Spencer, In Japan. Peculiar
Chinese clins, given to the American
Missionary Society, by a Chinese girl
in her dying moments, were passed
around, with a view to create symps-
thy in a movement TO build a Foo
Chow home and hospital.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
KheutRlntiBm.

In no disease ia the correct treatment
more q matter OF dispute than in rheu-
matism. One remedy for 1t Is known,
however, which is both professionally
and pepularly indorsed, and concern
ing which Mr.. J. B. Fersch weller,
Rnttsville, Oregon, writes: ~ had
often read OF the many cures effected
by st. Jacobs Oil and was persuaded
to try the remedy myself. was suf.
fersr from rheumatism and experienced
great rsins, my leg being so badly
swollen that l could not move 1t. !
procured st. Jacobs Oil, used it freely
and was cured. therefore deem it my
duty To publish this fact, wishing that
other sufferers may find the relief l
obtained from this most excellent prep
aration,"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Mr.. Pllliug,s argumsn. lea TO the

Mr.. Pllling's argument led 10 the
postponement Of the bill, Nc. Bradford
having no obi jeetion to Il gong over.
The Funding Debt Committees
acheme Is now complete the committee
to-day decided on bill containing the
following points: That the whole debt
of the State be refunded at A per cent.
and not less than par value; that the
hrst series Of the bonds, amounting TO
$3.50, 900, be payable In five years, re-
dssmable after one year; thatt the second
series, amounting to $500, 600, be pay
able In ten years, redeemable after hve
years; that the third and last series,
embracing remainder OF bonded debt,
be payable in 20 years, redeemsble
after ten years; that tbs bonds be
prepared in denomination Of u 600,
$500 and $3.50.
The House bill TO repeal the 81 tax
on teachers comes up in the Senate
early next week. -Four members are
known TO favor is. State Superinten-
dant Groves is bere to stop the Senate
from reducing his salary.
Speaker Williams Of the House makes
an exosllsnt presiding officer. The lack
Of parti1snship, which he showed in
the appointment Of the committees, still
characterises his actions. He is eour-
teous and dignifed, and under his di-
! rsotion the House moves along without
the least unpleasantness.
In addition 10 the Senate proceedings
tslegraphed to day the following was
done: House bill amending section AZ
ohap. SO, Revised Code read frst time
House bill TO amend section 20, chapter
8S, Revised Code read frat time. Ad
liourpsd till Monday at 8. 80 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
HUGHES' 3REAT WALK.
BeaItaK the BesG SsecOrd ana Try
fuR 10 Cover 600 Milea,

NEW YORK, January 29.-TLe pedej,
tran contest for the 0'Lsary belt has at
length assumed a position OF import
anee. Hughes, the "lspper," has come
10 the front as the most wonderful
pedestrian Of the age. Whether he
will hold ont to the end is a serious
question. Tonight it looks as though
no would. Before 10 this morning he
passed into his 451st mile, apparently
as strong as ever, ten miles ahead Of
the best record, and having completed
the old prescribed task for six days,
which allowed q walker to share in the
gate money. He was 50 pleased with
his record that he authorized W. B.
Curtis to bet 81 900 that he would
travel 600 miles in the six days.
A remarkable feature of the race is
that Harding, Hughes trainer, says
that the pedestrian, up to tonight,
has slept but II hours since he started
on Sunday night. Mrs. Hughes, his
wife, watches constantly over her hus-
band. Howard is making q good race
aud from fifth place has erept up to
.econd. At six this evening the score
stood: Hughes, 4S1; Howard; 466;
Krohne, 40; vint, 459; Albert. 450;
Phillips, AIS; Campana, 1856, Krohne
is dangerous man. he strides tire
lessly along, hour after hour. He is
one of the best heel and-toe walkers
in the world, without doubt. Mr..
Curtis, the referee Of the race, when
questioned said that there is no doubt
about the reliability Of the score.
II anything, the men might haye lost
lap or two In the first rush OF the
race. The first struggle for supre-
macy is so earnest that tine scores are
watched at every lap by hackers and
trainers and any attempt at fraud
would be discovered and exposed.
At IL Hughes completed his 500
miles, amid tremendous cheering from
the thousand that were in the rink.
Then the lepper went to bed and staid
there until after midnight.
The score at midnight was: Hughes,
500 Albert. 485s Howard, 4s4 ;
Krohne, 4S04 Vlnt, 473s Phillips
425 Champana, 1856.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
maW nInit aat therA.

On Seventh Street between West and
Washington aud nearly in front OF S.
McCl lTy's residence street lamp was
ionnd this morning high and dry on a
telegraph wire, directly over the post
and some twelve feet above it. Persons
passing along and noticing this strange
spectacle stopped; looked at it a second, ,
and passed on. The question was how
did it get thsref The more generally
accredited solution Of the mystery was
that the wire had been down and in
raising It 30 its position it had caught
uuder the tin coping Of tas lamp and
carriedht along. Nothing was however
known bout itat the Western Union
Telegraph oifloa and 1t was shrewdly
suggested that perhaps the City Coun'
Gil had been experimenting to throw
some light on the proposed taxing o.
telegraph and telephone poles. How
did the lamp get there.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Congress

In the United states Senate yester.
day the credentials Of Eugene Hale, j,
R. Hawley and S. J. R, McMillau, Eco
ators-eleot were presented and filed.
Mr.. JohustoB, from the Select Com'
mittes on Diseases Of Domestic Ami
mails, reported the bill for the estab-
lishment OF q Bureau Animal Industry
and the prevention Of contagious cattle
diseases.
Several Lills were introduced and re-
ferred, among them one by Mr. Blaine,
for the establishment Of ocean mail
service and the revival of foreign COM
nerce In American steamships. 1t is
Intended as substitute for Mr.. Beck's
tree ships resolution.
Mr.. Wallace introduced Constitu'
tiopal amendment providing for the
election OF President and Vice Presi-
dent by direct popular vote, in dis
tticts.
Pending consideration of the Indian
Severalty bill, the Senate went into
executive session, and Afterwards ad-
journed.
In the House, Mr.. Speer gave notice
that he would to day call up the con
tested election case of Yestes We. Mar
tin, and, after allowing two hours de-
bate, move the previous question. Mr..
Cox, from the FoIeign Affairs commit
tee, reported back the resolution call
ing upon the Secretary Of State for fn-
; formation regarding the Halifax fishery
award, and the allegations OF Prof.
Hind in relation thereto, which was
adopted. The House then wept iBto
Committee Of the Whole on the private
calendar, and two Of the bills gave rise
to long and animated political discuss
ions. W.thout action on the bills the
House adjourned.
A subcommittee OF the Committee ol
Ways and Means has agreed upon
bill removing taxation on matches.
bank checks and deposits and bank
capital; also upon bills regulating ths
manufacture of vinegar by alcoholic
evaporatious, and regulating the ta1
on weiss beer.
It is understood that the sub-oomnit
tee having the River and Harbor bill
in charge will recommend an sppropri
alton Of Il 800, 600 for the improvement
Of the Mississippi river.
The House Committee on Patent
, agreed yesterday to report fsvorably
bill to facilitate appeals to the Court
Claims from decisions OF the Commits
sioner of Patents.
The Senate yesterday rejected th
nouin alton of Robert NJ. Wallace to |
q. 3. Marshal for South Carolina. tn
following postmssters were confirmed
J. s. Berkstresser, Hontzdale; 7. !
Patton, Altoona; and ]. A. McCale'
Mount Pleasant, Penna.
The President yesterday nominate
George H. Foster to be U. s. Distri
} Attorney for Southern New York,
) succeed Stewart l.. Wcodford, who
term has expired.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
y. .rna Scramble.

MUU|E In = hoyuuAUhVs
IA. x Y xnceYs al the Jersey City
al <jIu6,s ball at about midnight,
~ Iu. .sdny. we're displaying their
G. E ~ ana skill sJme one called
|'Ih ..., ii 4 case Of smallpox in the
fhs 6dler dropped his bow, the
|oeo16 An}Ar ioss his breath, the ladies
7 - N, III p'and the sets broke up
o3uI1sIoa. There was 0 scramble
& y srS tsis and oyercoats and a
nkh fyf 368 ifairs. Many reached the
da~2I| hKtlsss, aud wearing only
Isir bs|I.foovh attire. The musicians,
ith tIioif fhsirnmemts tucked under
y III Xrins. fnmbled ont OF the room
Ithoti. ost6iAony. The freightenei
1SosfS 1id not stop 70 question any,
|,l| ! Hiies they got out, but scattered
. AZ difec,Ions.
E6 b6iidipk in which the ball was
>|1 il III Grand street and Communi
M s51nue. Jersey City. Many famt-
r. ooodpy apartments in 1t. Th'
|1AIl I5E patient was Michael Hickey
S1he 5ns discovered his condition, an(
~ Io Ihe hall room to warn the dan
II %hc hAd come from all parts o
81 S|I< There are 81 persons livinI
d lLS bnilding, and fears are enter
sinG1 Ibkt the disease may Sprea'
6Anz BEN. The police were inform,
b eai sdhy. and the health authori
Ies 3i|| d1s avery prscaution to cheol
H6 diae4H6 Hickey ia in u very dan
|srotIs cend ilIon.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Tho Enmous "Finx.n

Snelbaker's Com bination was greeted
last night with crowded house. The
performance, good aftsr its kind, was
heartily enjoyed. Although it had
bsen positively stated that there would
DO fifty artists, the number fell much
bglaw. Little All Right performed
some difficult feats on tight rope;
with a psrasol in his hand, he walked
backwards up rope and, sitting down,
slid to the stage; then walking up,
face forward, be stood upright and Slid
down.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
NRIUEAL llENrION.
Ds. slm.as, wn..s PHlmOHIO

~. M1mIn1p white FuLmOnIo
DMas0Ha,
. he famous lunR remedy, splendid for
oft (hrcai, prompt In hoarseness, sure
' i Group, certain in blood splitting
! siIl 06iiis re8fHr to euring consumption
Ihar any other remedy, and will posi-
..SsS. III ! =: ;,...:==4nti II Il used in time. SOC.
,nd al. sold by best dealers and at
|nsif depot, 4sh and King; PhHa., COZ
Arch IL. !; Balto,, l08 Baltimore st.
EsemWval.
Nr. *. Kay, formerly Of No. 9l0 East
|7th street, has opened the well-known
New York TObAcco House, y. Z, cor. 81
ind French streets, with an assortment
| of tie 3Eee3 thns will sstonish the gas
|ric iuiees of the most fastidious. He
bas I iins pool table sttaOhed, and would
~ pleased % ses his numerous friends
and acqasintancss at the above place,
|fhird and french streets.
fsoamsans Mnd Fruits.
N. L. Janney'H, 303 King street, is
the aufe place I'd get your potatoes,
eusfanteed sleax Of frost. Prime stock
|of III vafietisa. "A special lot of pota'
toes lor bakers uAe. Apples and fruit
VI Ill Kinds 4 reasonable prioss.
Aafemaaem, M aters.
Take your skates TO l. i. Belts No
|2l6 french street, second floor, to be
sharpsned.
Ehe twin Spring Bed.
elastic, durable, cheap 50 to 81; casl
or weekly paymsnts. l2l Market st.
Susterley 4 Sawyer, 3o2 Market ST.,
ars still taking a dozsp fine card photo
rraphs for $l.50 or Z for $l.O0, and
large fsxlO for 4l.00. No extra charge
for chiIdFen. They guarantees entire
aatiaisgsicn. Call and see them.
Physiciana, prescriptions carefully
and accurately oompounded az slI houri
of tlaa day Ok night, at Taylor & Fuller
toni, Dfnggisis and Apotheoaries, 30.
King street,
Call on tisos ID. Metzner, 10S Rast g
strset, for 4 ciAan shave, hair cut O.
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobacco
and clgars, bsst qnality, constantly CT
hand.
S0tnethipg New Durham Plug
erapd noble and mellow chew, knock
iuc Rebecca higher than kite. Chap
man, sols agent, Alb and shi2ley sts
ssIngersollism Brought Face to Fac
VIE Christianity" by Rev. J. Ii
(y*l " we'll. b. ID, cold by James & Webb
224 Market street.
cubsb Cigarettes, for cold in tn
head ira bad breath. Get them a
uartman's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
Ier streets
Hsndkeschief Extracts in bulk an
bottla best In market, AZ West EN-
Pharmacy, Beyenth and Jefferson sta
New gravel and plastic slate roo,
put on and repaired by L. Mitchell
III, 3IO Welt Front street
\. p. wv. & B. Railroad tickets for sal
by NJ, B. Daniorth, Druggist, Secon'
and Market streets.
(Io 10 Cdppen's for fresh roasted CO.
~ aud the very best tea. Sugars a
cost ID cnstomers.
Pnrs spices ~ Crippsn's, No. 8 Yves
IkIrd and No. 8 East Second street.
1AmSs N Wood & Co. are very bus
30ttIns w rev tin and iron roofs an
k@p>lrlnE odd roofs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Under the Law.

John, alias Teddy Mcguire, Patrick
Maguire, Thomas Burns, John Barker,
James Jones and Annie Burton,
charged at the police court this morn
ing with disorderly conduct, were each
fined 81 and costs. One unfortunate
was fined fifty cents and costs for being
drunk. William Paradee, charged
with drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, was fined IS and costs and re
quirsd to furnish a slO0 peace bond
last night.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
ssrpr,ssd.

n1lioAn.
r,yoRs: In r.ading the pro-
4 meeting ofDirsc!ors Of tie
issoh Assosiation hs!d on
n. and published In you.
~ 9Th, the reader 10 LED
|bat ths sstion Of the Board
nc cat Of the charter, sii
"a Christianity and the
a suoh Was not the fact,
remark here, that what
he meeting u the Board
probation OF every one
lar as ! saw every one
she changes made, and
seyerAl leading Christian
ths Methodist church pres
aer that the friends and
4 khe association may not Dc
IIl quote you that portion
IN as amended would read
|Es name OF the Rehoboth
e1ia.ion, for the purpose o.
4nd maintaiuing o perma'
ane resort, where every thipe
|nt with Christian morality
sxeluded and prohibited
i ehartgr also requires thai
tall consis. Of 80 members
~ VAS often Q difficulty O
31ority present st 3 meet
jcldsd 70 ask that they b.
35 and should 1t pass thu
1an elect all Methodists !
fhe Board also instructed
~ 70 ask the Legislature +
"a prohibit the sale Of NAL
81. iiquore upon the prem
4 >eoommendsd BY the com
B.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
MILK mn n fire Fxsinguisher.

A ssvsn-yesr old girl In South Onon
daga, discovering a fire in her hom
daring tae absence Of ker father, ex
tinguished it with milk, the well beini
al some distance from the house.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
A nsatlmcSfOm,

A Milwaukee clergyman, asking q
correction in a published report OF one
OF his sermons, remarks: | do not
mind 80 much being taken for q hereto,
but seriously object to anything wh'oh
will condemn me as lunatic."
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
R,taf Of Sales,

Feb. 10 Ames w. House. Ohaids' Ford, Pa.
Il, +. W, Clement, Cnristiaaa HID.
II, Eugene Rogers, New CASTLE HID.
~, Philip X. CLARK,
"a, NJ spence, Christiaua Hid.
"a, John Laughead, BrandyWine HID.
" %, Anna Hopes,
" rs, Hayls tt Property, Mill Greek Hid.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Raaser HACK Dawn.

The els3soral c,1nt-out resolutions
will never pass the House, aud the
sooner the Democrats back down the
less humlliatiug will bs their defeat
Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

EOR SALE.
new Wilcox Gibbs sewing machine.
New Davis
lNsw American
Will be sold at a bargain priar TO our NOV
ino, so good second hand machines from
WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO.,
7ls Market st., Wilmington, Del.
ian29, ,feb2b,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.

FoE RENT
el7 Orange street. . rooms, convenienees.
S1I Jefferson - 8
lI03, l1O5 West " Q
10 3 W. 7th
Store and dwelling, 100 ". Second st.
Sh and Buttonw0Od.
Water and King SITS.
Store, dwelling and stable, 9Th N Jefferson.
Dwelling and stable, l2ta aud West sts.
70i JeflerEon street.
7E Walnut street.
GREGG & PIERCE.
jan2o st Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

+ You endauger your life by not wear
inc A truss In cases Ct Hern q. Buy
one At Belts Drug Store. Private room
for ladies. Lady attendant.