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,-;+,, +h;e from q country village con-
to;n;ng shont /. 600 inhabitants. It is lovely
1;+t,o own nestled on a side-hlll to break OIL
49, =, 70 winds of winter and the hurricanes
~ ~ SUMMER. When l arrived this morning It
eaon,a,, n me-as if there could not be oau
,,,on or ecot5inr woman in the village; ont
fnnr hours have passed and am wiser
,ran came here to see old Alrs. brown
nha,,+ - rpnsion she wants from the Govern
want and when we had finished our business
I said: ,.,..zov
~ Gao vou have four churches here"
uvoo. f,+ wa never have any sermons
worth listening to-"
g. The mcn 1ook intelligent and smart"
sHumph! They are regular pokes! Ihele
isn't man in Farmyil1e who knows enough
~ t'la Rnt the women look happy" pIotesteu.
sThen they look what they tfsr AN y ha5nv 51,v
answered II dont ,glae aeI,eye f1 ff von u knew Of
the ne''tl awful vi car carryings on here you wouldn't
1What awful things do the men 90 Z: 7.,o
"You'd better ask what tnnv aoni ~: o,:ora5 ~
ths gfasse fate Of sode% 10 H's: sad Gomorfah."
"Do they9 Didn't I see even OLD Deacon
Harris wearing tis ay snq It's ss siippery n
climbed the hill last cte!uI ~, Ion;t kirk .
path, Of course, but sober ne'l ooli e'4't' q
hill Sideways"
"Do they gamble =" ~,
"GambIe! What did Mrs: Potts tel me
that her brothers wife totd Mis Ds19 sH n MI th
place we're ca1lght playing checkers ior tne 3;
soda-water. That's nice example, 1sntlI'
ISIS Mrs, Potts nice ="
"Nice! Why, she's the WORST gossl,p u u
in the milpondW
"She;s a hypocrit! She'll talk sweet to
your face and abuse you behind your back.
"Rv whomS i've known her fifteen years,
and never heard a human being SPEAK wei wen
lop!' u.,,+o,,
!. 'AlI right? Why, no one can i've Ill lno
:sThc Postmaster seems like good man,"
yentured to remark .,.z.,..
.sGood man! Why, my husband a Malways
penereS peIeF doE e down own M our Wel don't say that
he steals letters, but know that when l sent
two tlree-cent stamps in letter TO my
daughter in Il1inoy she never got IT."
"There must, Ell? Well, I wisi, you'd pint
him out to ME. I'd like to polish up my spec
taEles and take good look at him."
"And isn't there one faultless woman
swell, don't want to seem VAN @ anu ~ GGtls this
are inuuiring after!"
think Shall go out on the evening train.
Mrs Brown says that every house ana @ iot Is Is
mortgaged, every business,man IS ready to
"bust,' and every family has at least one
scandal about them. On my way over 10 t1e
Post-Office an hour ago asked grocer II
he knew old Mrs; i,43e brown: S1.,e oo.s;n liar
bvnncrit and 4 fead-beat, and too lazy to
, 1881-01-30
,z1r rz51cAGO TRlBUNE: SUNDAY, JANoA]

5 ;esuod q r, order to Marshall II. Ma!ioIs cua ~
mo!ng him t@oTnn to R51aoGee aeaf ID the meantime
tta r.. ntatfer ] remains in statu quo.
'ne "a.te' ~, +o-rorrow leave for SON
Dr. oainlin H. VOC roes there we understand for
tranelseo. ~ ~ ,easinn another theatre, ii posi-
tI 1ne purppbse tb. Management OF which Mr.. Hooley
;i, PHI haxe a on interest Should the Doctor sue
naa!, IN obtai11fny Il house they propose 20 ot.
atn Eaai1he e''
onte' ,,xon oare n dramatic
Mtss Mary @ Gni1o4Mn Ma,i iSHanG 159 State street.
recital at the Music hal1, ,at1r~ ~ anI ms and the
Inc pFoklala. .,.an,,ti,o 81, 49, Miss Calhoun. who
oe tpood voicc very we'll mouulated read with
HaS i,a5n,e The Charge or the Light Brigade.
: nnr1,dy on 1.-The Ia,yeu," and variety OF
sentimental and humorous pieces. ,., y, u,s,c ,or
The attracaons Hi ~ i1oie the Moore Sisters,
the eomE wecS G W. aone 1e'uE rostcr and Hughes.
M Alice e. Wright coeiil Brothers. AFTER DARK
vii! be revasen VIII - Thomnson md George
1earocS win puy the principal roles. They will
In supported by the regular stock company.
Mr.. Bouc1cault proposes to form a company Of
young peoptea1h hihit tharn wi,e sufficiently adj
staEeIanu ~ ~ n;tea stntes and in England.
f1a s,n who recently nude successful debut
in hnaohi sson aala son1 md sothern viii be among
~ ~, nru. nnr',,nherNIondo1. Hortd.
~, -. c,+.,,,, 1,,,,rorx Dramatic Club on,
r.;o1 lne uu1ou .antnv performed s.The Loan Of
tt 4haIr dearborn
IHt.e n,tIern ~ Pc1cr Sp,ke, Mr.. r, J. Newry as
S..ati fnssrs = n W}1sioy and ". J. DonlIn,
and onda Hiss Shillabargcr acquitted themselves
E[ thta hndv If amateurs on the 8th of Feb
l;,oln " 1nis pous ~ oA1''s-
fua's' r,a,.na T.,
Kyrlc Bellew who came over lrom .a,a 1 ~
join the Union Square company; aisu TG1s ~; t ~
IN disgust, occauso r1nuase, a,nno ne 1anfifnr
"' 3as n,;ta Seriously Injured on the return
% lu.,. ma ~ t,oInr ft,rowi, across the saloon by
te i,,rc,, or fha steamer and receiving m in
1sa liz sn;re t,at Il il feared. may ut some
9.Ly .y ~ ga.a n.s 9nrio,,a 49,
uthe pio' 0eA -, ,r,,aa-
Sothern was buried at ooul4nmpt ~ ~, ~ y
day last Among those VINO l%ouMcu % LIE a,n',t, ny
to tho grave were: 1ytlon SotasFns az. 5 1l,t',
Suthern, Boncicault, Edwin bootn, elr JontI u
Reid Mat. Rnsch, Edgar Pelnberto1, frn9k
FindIay, Robert Wyndhan. anu me noe' ~, ~
Eaton, personal friend Of the aeau actot, Mno
conducted the service 9nc CONN , uo'e .ho 9 Stm
p!e n9 insc5iSeonni 1Eec n,ad Ion N 1Ssl.
0pF4l \ 100 ''ieu ""t' "'' N9 r,.,...
BARLEY Campbell, when ne arrived ~ - asI.is nis
evening in this city, was met oy nntaot1 ~ W.,
friends aud conducted to the Ircmont nuusG.
There he was received by members OF t9e G,a, Lna-
cngu, the Calumet, the Union League hno d riess'
and the Owl Clubs. The purity gave ar. Sa'1Ps r.
bell greeting that should nave "AEnleu ~ ~,
heart Il supper was served, toasss were ne HIue
and responded to, and the party pfoAe up aoout
midnight.
A.. rr,o,oc prrrctao vesterdav afternoon de-
atc5 ~ ~ Sa Er,ncisc1 whittier he rucs in the
, 1881-01-30

Tall Street Daily Ee1rs.
They were talking it over in restaurant
at noon yesterday. Said the first:
$50 you have come down to make set
tlement and try for new start ~
Yes.''
"How bad was the failure?"
swell, think I can pay 20 cents on the
dollar, but perhaps not more than s."
It was all owing to your partner, you
said.''
note. and slid.'' .,
"That was bad He must have been .
thorough rascal; Have you made any effort
to overhaul lim"'
s'No."
s' But you will"'
"No."
Are you going to permit such rascal as
that to roam the country unpunishedT'
+. I think I shall. lie has almost ruined
ME in a business sense, and yet can't help
but feel grateful to him. When he slid he
took my wife with him!''
The other looked at him for half a minute,
nodded his head, and began on his steak
without word and with Il look of dumb suf-
fering in his eyes. lie had no partner, poor
mani
, 1881-01-30
ANTOEYS GRAFTON OVER CESAR.

THE TEXT FROM WHICH SHAKESPEARE WROTE
HIS VERSION
Dafttm0rfan.
Friends, Romans, countrymen! lend me your
Twill return them next Saturday. come
To bury Caesar, bccnuse the times arc hnrtl,
Aud his folks can't afford TO hire IN undertaken
The evil that men do lives inter them,
Benefit Be aeG sofpi Of their tifc7ins,lrancc;
So let it bt: with the deceased. -.
Drutus hath told you Caesar was ambitious:
What does Drutus know about it?
1t is none Of bis funeral. Would that 1t werel
Here, under leave OF you, ! come TO
Make Il speech ut Ccsar's funeral
He was MY friend, faithful and just to ne;
He loaned me s. once when was in mp 2 %pinch'
And signed my petition for p0st-oihce;
but Drutus said he was ambitious.
Drutus should wipe OFT his chin. -..
Cscsar hath brought many captiVes home to
Who broke rocks On the streets until their ran
Did tho general Golfers oil. ~
When that the poor hath cried, Cesar hatn wept,
Hctuuse it didn't cost nny-t hing, and
Made him solid with tho masses: lCheers.l
Ambition should be made OF s1crner stun.
Yet Brutus says he was ambitious:
Drutus Is Il liar, md can prove H.
You all dd see TINT upon the Luperca1
thef hin pefs ta Knxs I'D
Was this this a'nbitfous2 Yet Brutus says he was
Brutus is not only the biggest liar in the coun-
But he eli is horsethief of the deepest dye! lap
plause.l
If yoi, have tears, prepare to shed them now:
You all know this ulster! ...--.,-
/ remember tho first time Caesar ever put1t on;
1t was summers evening" in his tent.
And tho thermometer registered 10 degrees In
the shade;
But it was IN ulster to be proud Of,
And cost him 81 nt iiarcaius Swnrtzmeyers;
Old Swartz wanted $40 for it,
But finally came down to ST, because 1t was
C,rsar
Was this ambitious? II Bru tus says 1t was,
He Is even greater liar Than atunchau5en.
LOOK! In this 1,nce ran Casstus dagger through:
Through this the son-of-a-Eun OF Brutus
stabbed.
And, when he plucked bis cursed steel away
Mark Antony, how the blood OF C.esar followed
ECheers and cries Of "Give US something
On the Silver bill! Hit him ngalnl' ctc.1
| come not, friends, to steal away -FOUR hearts;
! am 10 thief, rs Brutus is!
Brutus has Il monopoly In that business;
And, if he hnd his deserts. he would be
In the pcntcntiury, and don t you forget I'll
Kind friends. sweet friends, do not wish to stir
you un
To such sudden flood Of muttuy,
And It looks like rain.
The pail bearers will proceed to put the coffin in
the hearSe,
And we will proceed to burg Caesar,
Not to praisc him.
, 1881-01-30

70 TIC Editor q Tic CHleaJo 4T1bsNe
CHICAGO, jan. 29.-ln common with many
others Of the passengers upon the street-cars,
I a;u frequently detained at the Sixteenth
street crossing by freght-trains which come to
a complete standst!l, and often remain SO for
several minutes, which, with their slow motion
{olten 50 slight as to be scarcely perceptible1,
causes serious loss of time to many people
HIVE not the City Government the right to In
terfere, and make the stopping Of trains at the
nunishablo BY q fne, or in some other manner?
AN INDlGSAST.
, 1881-01-30

Skating brings out the beautiful feet. The
girl with large feet will not put herself On
skates.
Kissing girl On the cheek is like eating the
skin of an orange and throwing the juicy
pulp away.-F'ulto1t Times.
The .oung girl Of the period is generally
pert with the other sex until she is married,
and then she becomes expert.
We do not propose to pork fun at the ladies'
fancy for swine jeWelry. ltis very stye lish.
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The worst about kissing 4 Pittsburg girl is,
that you carry the marks OF coal dust about
your nose and other features till you reach
the nearest pump.
To the query of Danbury dentist to an
applicant for a new set as to what SOFT Of
teeth she wanted, she said: "Somethlng that
Won't show dirt ''-Danbury Ne,rs.
A slight misunderstanding: "Do you ever
Mr. Snythe ~ Wink" "What do 1, yo1'
mean, sir? well, skate, If you pwefer
the expression"
"Don't talk to inc so!
would have you to know
The pleasures been mine nil through life
To be my own boss
But then you, OF course,
Won't mention this fact to my Wife."
-Tonk<rs StatesH1an-
a young gentleman enters the shop of q
fashionable confectloner, where he meets a
friend, who asks, What are sou doing
here?'' 40 l came here to buy some sweet
meats = j. thought; you bought your holi7
my liu mother-in-iaw Here Ere the floorsswaik. M walk
er, who has been listening. advances, and,
with naughty, gesture, points to- the door:
For whom do you take me,-for what are
YOU playing me, sir? am an honest trades
, 1881-01-30
THIEVES ARRESTED.

An unknown man who was assaul1eo A'o
robbed of a watch one week ago yesterday IN an
aIley OF Thirteenth street, between Clark STREET
and Fourth avenue, is wanted at the Armor1'
His watch has been recovered, and two Of sae
thieves. John Powers and John Curran, are un-
der arrest. An owner is also wanted at fne AI.
mory~for fine sacque ana silk dfess, "oMa III
were fhund by Sergr. Duffy in house oi w. ~.
ME Kerr could not satisfactorily nccouat 1os iee
articles, and were placed in custody to a~a1'oe'
yel1ntnprta
, 1881-01-30
C0THERE,S FRANKS.


SOTHERN'S TRANhs.
The New York Herald deyotes much space TO
tha rarueo;ra+,or of cothorr's r,rnctica! Jokes,
49,. - -S..N. y. ,SNa.,,. ra.f rpoun tn all
nose ol "nlen are tolerapy "e -.a1s- ror
who ever took auy interest in the coueutau, @ ~.
he never allowed an opportunity to air them
nass. Tbere IL one. however, told by
80 ~ r,+ an we'll known
'on1i - N4s niono' ~! .s p.vmoni4
as the general run sothefa "ne III tho
former was nlnytnr Dundrcdrv in Paris. 1t may
~ -,3,s,da~,a, f,,nnv Nv rnaDy people, Slr. Ray
Ut tcs'1aioe1eu lono' ~ N1 ;,:,t .o-+o- IF par}s
mond says: "Ihe celeorateo o't- ~, ~ .x-,on-
and London. Willing by name, Was III tne " 80 es"-
room and made some remark as coming itom
eo1ne,li as"'.c,,e irsrlt Dnshiur i'm
stf11cd INTO "os. k41e, ~, s.sa,..-,oom which
pctuou6ly into sotnelH otcsotue .
was lust OF the creen-room, / demanded IN
,,,,d tone that could be heard by everybody. IN
ouo 'oas ~ tis life. whispering to Ned
slant Satisfaction OF n's nIe' "n ,,,n,- az 1toht,
to keep up ine 1ose. a,,., Al"as a,,er<,el ktck-
i,-c rne out of his apartment into the centre OF
~ nov vthorou9hlr alarmed people In the green
NV .,.rh,5 ar m o1r a Knife swearing
room. 1f'1saco on ~ ~ $3.50, ~ ,aa n 1.o
quiet and tried to hold me oaek. VILE 3, roUid
tended that nothing 1ut ~ nv o nIo,s nod RI
wipe ou1 the insult " oourse i.s,tr 1 3sfiu tn
continue ont 1ne aGgDa5 on mo US wild Amer
ican who. with poRle-knde ~ Hlt.o' fno,'.vhiia
to commit borraoie mnae .,n.a 1a,i3no me- tn
Sothern had QUERY senI .n.s nu ,eet anna ssaro
slip into the dress1n9,Too at' 49, G e,,, ~ Re
food there lock t1e '.o uo 4snc Tniowed the
Gu INC OF we would naee = Il aat Ia oamo down
ms .rucHOns@ and aileT tAe 'tcl no I'LL @ oem - -
and Joined me. The people 10 1ag ..,Isaif
were on tne MGt I, t.uu, ~ -. +ha hononr ~ fnfl
, 1881-01-30

Spet11l D4spdtch to Ihe CH9ca1o l11UuHe.
P11TsuURG, Pa, Jan. oo9.-Sherlh Huhter at
tachcd the funds received Mt the Opera-Houso
boa office on the occasion of Bartley CatnPoells
benefit last night The suit on which the at-
tuch1nenr was made was brought oy Z. r. alc-
Kcnna for Mrs. Ferry, tho W1do" OF a compan-
i'm of BARLEY Campbell in one Of his carly
ventures at New Orleans. Ferry put 500 into
project when Campbell was furnishing, the
braus. and, on account Of the light capital, tho
couccrn ran aground. Nr. McKenna Pas been been
rcars Compromise was made. by which
Campbell paid si9i, 80 cents on the dollar, and
the claim VAS released
, 1881-01-30

CINCINNATI, Jan. e9.-Thc unprecedented spir-
it in tho sale of season tickets to the great opera
festival continues agnin this morning. AL day
yesterday it went on. 49e full-course or season
tickets being disposed Of, and more would have
liver them with greater rapidity. The number
Of futi-coursc tickets sold up to noon to-day
was .,2A40
, 1881-01-30
sTODDAeD,S LECTURES,

At Central Music Hall during tho week 4 most
entertaining and Instructive course OF lectures
have been piven By Mr.. John L. stoddard. Per-
haps the best proof Of public appreciation lies
in the fact that the audiences have stcadily in
creased since Monday night Mr. stoddard has
heen an extensive traveller and a close observer.
The results Of his observations are laid before
his audiences in scholarly, in tcrsc, and In a
nappy WAY. These lectures are illustrated by
m excellent assortment of views which have
teen picked up during the travels OF hr. stod-
dard and the taste and Judgment shown IN the
, 1881-01-30
Executing iii Scotland.

The latest case Of Boycottine has occurred not
in ireland. but in Scotland, in the County Of
Dumfrics. on the property of the Duke OF BUG
cleuch, indeed, in the village which adjoins the
IN inpkceper has been driven out OF the village,
tie inhabitants being forbidden to have any
dealings With him IN his present capacity OF
Dukes agents by charging the Tory candidate
for the county whnt theE thought too much for
the use Of his conyeyances on poiling-day.
, 1881-01-30

1 dose In time saves nine Of Hale Honey VI
Horchounl and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minu1e'
, 1881-01-30
OUR THEATRES.

The city theatres during the past week have
presented nothing that calls for elaborate notice
now. At one Of the houscs-tho Grand Opera-
House-we have had L reproduction Of Edge
wood Folks" piece III which Z good company
lind little chance TO show their mettr, but which
affords Mr.. Sol Smith Russell an excellent vehicle
for tho introduction Of his humorous sketches.
At McVickers. Mr.. NJ. B, Curtis, in IL play by Mr.
George H. Jessup, called "San1'l ol Poscn," has
succeeded in drawing attention by the manner
in which he has hit or rather novel stage type
OF Hebrew character. So far as dramatic
merit is concerned, "Edgewood Folks and
..Sanl of Poscu" will stand on the same
level. Neither Of them have much, and
while the audiences have found interest
OF mild kind in both, neither is worth ex-
tenslye space in a newspaper. Minstrel troupcs
have occupied the stages Of Haverly's and Hoo
lcys-the Mastolon at the former and Mortun
and Homer's nig Four" at the latter. Both
companies have drawn moderate audiences.
Manager Hoolcy will to-morrow evening pre-"
dine" The piece was recently produced in New
York, and will, VIC understand, be seen here with
the originn! cast, including Miss Louise Nude
Edwin s. Thorne, Slr. !; Newton Go1lhod, Mr Mr.
Edwin F. Ihorne, Mr William ! ! seanla1: n M Mr:
Hifo. thst NJ 3ny = eerai'Hs" is said d to aaS 5e
an Irish drama. without the con-
yentiOnnl lrEhm1n. inc plot nanRs upon Tue
-luistortunes OF n girl who WIS married. secretly
to young Irish nobeman who persisted On =
battlefield In Flanders The wife BECAME 4
widow before she was mother. The villain Of
the piece. who WAS the servant Of her husband,
hides the proofs Of her lnArrilEe for mercenary
PURPOSES The gir! is CHARGED with being
mother without Icing n wife The child is the
heroine of the.ssory, and. after VARYING fort
,ncs ,narrics the nephew OF her father.
The Legion Of Honor an adaptation By Dr..
Callahan. in which Mr.. Sam Plercy, Mr.. Lewis
Morris, and Miss Annie Graham have made
hit iii San Francisco and iu New
York, will I've presented Mt the Grand
Opera House to-inorrow evening. The
plot OF the play Is lai.l in France. The story is
suid to be well told and full OF interest, AMI in
the course Of its development stirring situations
occur. The company. III addition to the three
artists we hnve mentioned. includes Mr.. Furst
Robinson. Mr., George q. Davenport. Mr.. Her.
bert Ayline, Mr. Henry Wood. Mr.. 4. Whitecar,
MIR. C, Mcndum, MIR. J. ". EgSleston. Miss Alice
Sherwood. Miss Louise Dillon, and Miss Marion
Lawrence.
The sodcne troupe will blossom forth at Nc
Ficxcr's Tomorrow evening in the new Oper-
eta, .'Oliyctte." about which good deal has
been said In the newspapers.
, 1881-01-30

Blemishes and diseases Of the skin and rheu-
naatic pains removed By Gleuu's Sulphur Soap.
, 1881-01-30

That invalid wife, mother, sister, or cnna s4
be made picture OF health with Hop Bitter
, 1881-01-30

selection shows the lecturer to have artistic taste
far a1ove that OF the ordinary Photographic
traveller. One Of his best cards during the week
Oberam:nergnu, in the course OF which he con-
ducts his audience through Bavaria to the vi
laEe where the sacred drama has been acteu,
place and the performance. Mr.. Stoddard Wall
remain here another week, and the program VII u!
embrace the lecture on 'Constantinople. tnat
on - Egypt, or Cairo and the Ni1e,' and TINT Oh
- Paris"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

PROFESSOR RALrH =. Eibb5rd, tn,
noted elocutionist, who eau make peo
Iple laugh or cry at will Is to occupy
the second evening Of the Diamond
Course, which will be on Thursday
evening nsxt. After enjoying FoWler'i
Eich literary treat, Whining tor audi,
enee is better pre- pared tor an evening
with Hibbard. The yonng mt1 hay
ing he lecture course in hand have
very wis ly sandwiohed Professor Hi.-
bard in between Fowler and Mue.
Ro2e, who will appesr on the 24th.
This gives the course sgradual graius-
ti0n, from the theoretical and argu.
mentative to eloquencs and 0ratory
ending in song To appreciate the
course all the entertainments should
he attended, especially that Of Hib-
hari's on Thursday evening next. He
is said to be the feet elocatiouist In
the country, ard whether in humor or
pathos is equally st home. The sale
Of reserved seats commenced this morn.
ing st c. F. Thomas Il Co.'S and all
Vho wish rich evenings treat should
lot fail to get reserved seat.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08

HAMBrRG BUToHER Butler to relieve
the monotony OF the United States Sen.
ate yesterday poisad his lance and
made tilt at Senator Conkling for
some language the latter used during
the late campaign in reference to the
South Carolina Census frauds, bat he
VAS c&viiierly informed by Mr. Conk-
ling, that he (Butler) was person
with whom he did not choose to handy
epithets there or elsewhere, least OF
all in the senate chamber, sud there
it Is sald tae matter dropped. Imag
lie Southern bulldozsr who forced
hia unwelcome presence into the Son
ate over hecatonb Of slain and man
g!ed victims attacking Mr.. CopkIing
The Butcher was served right, aud
should be made to feel that lie is a
ScHh upon society, monster, only
tolerated and endured because there is
rot moral force enough in his state to
enforce the laws and punish the guilty. |
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
NAILROAD LINES.
LOCALTIMETARLE.
TRAINS LRAVB WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LkAVH WILMINGTON,
For Philadelphia-l.6s, 223, $50. z, $40, 0
$40, 9b5, 1879, ll.45 q. M; 1915, 12.4s
(Limited) 2.e3, $50, 4. 6,l0, $40, 0 65, II y
m. Sundays-l.5s, Z2S, S.l0a. IN. 5, 9
$40 9,55, l0p. IN.
For New York-l.69, 22s, q. 80, 9 IS, ll.45 a
m; IL. AZ tLlmited), 2o3, $40 ,. NJ. sun
uays-L5S, 2,I8 a. IN; $40 y. IN.
For Batimore-l2.5l, 2ll, 7t6, 9.3S a. m
l2.bb, l.04 IAmitod), 4.46, 6. % p. IN. Sun
dass-l2 5l, 2ll. ITS a. M.
Fer Washtngton-l25l,2 ,2lI 7tb, IS O. M
l256 la4 (Limited), 0.45 p. III. Sundays-
1851. .2l1, 1853 q. m.
For Baltimore and inter mediate stations
1881, S3s a. m; Il Is, AS p. IN. The 4 Il
p. m train stop at way stations only be
tween Perryvtlle a1d Baltimore. Sun.
days-l2.6l q. III.
For Perryville and intermediate stations
433 p. m
For New Oastle-0 go q, m; 1.Ob, 3 $40
p. m. No Sunday uainG
For Harrington and Intermediate stations
$50 .. IN; 100, e.2l p. IN. NO sunday
trains
For Deimar and intermediate stations-s.s 30
q. m: 100 p, m.
For Whining en- X Northern +. ROO A.
N IS, 800 y m, No Sunday trai nS.
For Delaware Western X. RI l6, lO,s a.
m; a5up IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON.
elphta-Broad Street Depot. .05.7. 30
Sl5, l0.31, u, II &5 a m; l.30, 8, 49,, $50.
4 30, 10, +, 80, 6 40. 8, S.4b, II. NJ .. IN, Sun
dayS-TG6, S,SD a. NJ; 8 q.4b, n.S0 .. m.
elphia-Market Street Ststien ONLY
Los a. IA: IL 20 tLimitcd) p. 10. Sun
days Is d. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger, city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore We
give advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact,
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in.
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-08
Ir WAS appropriate that the Levy

IT WAS appropriate that the Levy
Court should have adjourned yesterday
to be present at the opening Of the
court in the beautiful Few courthouse
which they have erected for the use Of
the people Of the county. They have
done their work we'll, aud the general
verdict of the people yesterday as they
enjoyed the comforts of the new court
house, was so far as the erection OF the
building was concerned: "Weil done
good and faithful servants" It was
especially appropriate that A. II. sil
yer, ex-ohsirman Of the building oom
mittee, was given seat with the Lsvy
Court to hear Chief Jns:ice Comegys'
charge and 10 witness the cpeniEg Of
conrt in the temple Of justice, Of which
he acted such conspicuous pSrs III
the erecting. Mr.. Silvey was thor
oaghly inbued with the spirit of the
work he had on hand, and without de- |
tracting ought from the merits Of his
colleagues in tbs committee, il is right
and proper to say that to him Is due
much OF the credit Of a speedy ard
successful completion Of the building
and furnishing it with beautiful ard
furniture. We can appre-
,late the couplaisant smile which
Troathed his oounteuance yesterday as
ae looked around upon the work Of the
4svy Court.