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Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
ACostiy Accident.

On Thursday evening last, Alexis
Colquhoup, proprietor Of the grocery
store at RoCkland and also postmaster,
started from this city with y double
team and load of groceries, Among
which was barrel OF coal oil. While
on the road to RocklAnd, and just as
the horses were descending hill, the
yoke of The pole broke In twain, fright
eniug the horses in such manner that
one started TO kick, while the other
tried to get away. Mr.. ColQuhoun at
onoe sndeavored to pull them short
al alound, but in doing so the wagon up
set throwing him out and scattering
the contents Of the wagon in the road.
The accident would not have been 90
severe, but tbs coal oil barrel hursted
and the contents damaged the groceries
to such IN extent that most of them
were total loss. The damaged vehi-
ole was soon righted and the balance of
the "trip was made in safety. The dri'
yer was not hurt.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
A Piucky Girl Nearly Kills SWF
RVAr,

Some evenings ago Miss Agnes
Weaving, who resides with her parents
At 6SS Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, fell
asleep while reading in bed. After q
time she awoke and found herself IN
darkness, but, being sleepy, gave no
thought as to how tie gas was turned
off. Taking shawl from her shouI-
ders, which she had placed there while
reading, Miss Weaving reached out to
mt il on chair which she knew stood
beside the bed.
She felt the shawl drop on the floor,
and picking it up she again essayed to
place 1t on the chair. The second time
her hand came in contact with q mans
head. At first she thought 1t was her
Younger brother who was playing some
trlck on her, but in the same instant she
remembered that her brothers hair was
not curly, while that of the man whose
head her hand had touched was.
Miss Weaver acted promptly. She
Rrasped the nan firmly by the hair,
and, drawing him quickly toward her,
clasped the other hand round his throat
Mt the same time calling vigor ously
for help. ,
When Miss Weavings father reached
the room and lit the gas, the burglar
for such the intruder proved TO be, was
almost chOked to death, II the fact is
taken into consideration that Miss
Weaving weighs PIT pounds anu ID
built In proportion, it will be seen that
the prom OF arrival of the father ~as
little less than providentiAl for the
burglar.
Tha latter, who was turuei over TO a
no ice officer without loss of time, gavt
lis name as Charles Reynolds, and sale
he resided at No. 2217 Lexington ave
nue., New York.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
FOURTHEDlTION
AwTwworsans Case.

The Courr rendered an important de-
oision yesterday In the case OF Henry
K. Shimp W. SeidSll IL Hastings
Charles b. Lore, Esq. appeared for the
plaintiff and AnthoAy Higgins, Esq
for the defendant
This is o claim Of Henry E. Shimp
for three car loads Of charcoal amount.
ing TO SI6S 80 which no had furnished
Seidell & Hastings.
The case was argued at the last term
Of Court, when the defense pleaded
that the order had not been Allied ac-
oordiug to contract, and that they had
been pat to additional expense by reA-
SON of the failure of the plalntih to
fulfil his agreement. This was de-
INJURED to, and yesterday the Court
sustained the demurrer, and hold thst
the special plea would not avail,
although II could be given In evidence
under the general issue.
This decision establishes the tact that
when bat q portion Of an order Is e1-
ecuted, the party may enter suit to re-
cover for that norton, while the de.
fsndAnt can plead the damages caused
by failure TO fulhl the contract,
instead OF having to institute suit to
recover.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
Holiday Rraaanan.

Ladies' and childrsn's furs, ladies fun
collars, fur mufflsrs, ladies', gents aud
boys seal skin caps, smoking caps, cal
muffs, hat brushes, silk, alpaca and
bingham umbrellas and canes.
Nu ma fOFa a Rra ,A0A Market street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
Ph,ladeTDnln'a Cemetery GhOuIs.

Frank McNamee, Henry Pillett,
Robert Chew and Levi Chew were ar
raigned yesterday on che charge OF
robbing graves in Lebanon Cemetery.
McNamee and Pillett pleaded guilty;
the two Chews pleaded guilty; anu
were put on trial
Louis N. Megargee, city editor OF she
Press, testified to the manner in which
he and several reporters Of the Pross
had watched the operations of the grave
robbers, and had finally arrested the
defendants as they drove wagon from
the cemetery containing six stolen
bodies. The Chews were conVited, and
after the verdict had been rendered
McNamee asked permission to make a
clean breast Of the whole business.
He took the witne stand and was
sworn, and then proceeded to relate
substantially the same story which ne
had heretofore given to the press. he
said that he was employed by Drs.
Forbes, Benham and Lehman, of the
Jefferson Medical college, to do the
work, and that these gentlemen knew
the bodies were brought from Lebanon
Cemetery, Warrants were Issued for
Forbes, Benham and Lehman, and they
were each held in s., 900 to anewer the
charge of being accessory to the grave
desecration. They will have hearing
1O-daV
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
GFand Barprise

On Thursday evening, the 14tb n
the congregation OF the Christiaua i
byterlan Church and others paid h
compliments to the the pastor Of :
church, Rev A. j. Snyder, by call
upon him without expectation
spending the evening with him sDd
family in very pleasant and gol
manner, After the ordinary routiu
exercises usually INDUCED in
such occasions the company left [
seAsonable hour for their homes
IDENTIFY feeling that they had dopl
cnmmendable act, by leaving m
substantial tokens OF their apprecA
for their pastor and bis family to Cd
such ~ -four, potatoes, meat, lard,
keys, chickens, butter, sugar, col
rice, preserved fruit, an envelope q
tanning 4 sum of money and many {
er articles useful in tho way Of hO'
keeping. The pony also came in 4
share OF the good things, such as y
Of oats and corn. Eotwithstaud
these visits have been annual Occur|
COS, II was no less q profound surpi
The natural embarrassment sris |
from such a circumstance ConYiI
the pastor that he failed to do justiS
the occasion. He would therefore
brace this opportunity Of rendering
thanks to friends and benslactOra
their generosity and kind regs
And he would further say, tht be
practically aDalyzed the subject g
him for Investigation, and can heal
| pronounce il az reprssentsd--gOOd,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
Served him Right.

On Wednesday evening last o gel
man entered Wm. Reynolds salOOI
East Front street, near Market, cd
for drinks and Invited several Of
friends to shave something" with
which they were not slow in dCl
The bartender thought tue invita-
applied to him and he also poGredl
his drink. When the man paid fOl
drinks Of course the bartender took
for the one he took, wherespOnl
man protested and said pc never a
him to drink and that he could
come that kind of o game over 4
Tuis led to angry words sucns
whole crowd when the bartender q
bed . club and started to maxi
Wholesale slaughter on his visit
they in turn making for the door, r,cloI
pursued by the angry bar tender
Of the men however instead Of g
oat the door opened it and got Oen
it without the Pursusr seeing him
whom the latter reaoaed the door,
the man behind the door caught
by the neck and inflicted 90
thrashing and one that he Will
remember, as he will be apt to cSfI
dishRurad face for some time
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
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latest n
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,rt to Dl
public, VI
cps the VI
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His nots
cash. I'll
or the oil
.xehap4I
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esbyteriSI
Iuge pull
S. G.. VI
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/ will u
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ming SET
cunt of h
church,
the DIR. h
Rally al
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Osmpes,I
Rev, G.
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lie, sRN
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Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
Death ola minister.

On Tuesday last, the Rev. D.
Chase, a member Of the WlImlh9
Con ference of the NJ, h. ChuTcn, Y
at ssatord, Delaware. be was
tive OF New Hampshire, having J
at his own request trausietfeu y
that conference TO the Wilmlps "
Conference and was stationed az y
ton, Mary land, some four yeais
Here he was very much anliclsu
lost his wife aud couple OF 0nliu
the latter by diphtheria. ,,uh
Mr.. Chase hoped to prolohg MS ~,
removing from the extreme rlgOt
New HampsL ire climate, Du1 nT' .%
least fallen o victim to that rusI i
destroyer of tho human fanlIy-pu, a
nary consumption. He was Compo ID'
some six weeks ago to resign II' p,' !,
ate at Ssalord, on account ol i"t
failing health, and on Tuesday
hemorhaSe ended his labors
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
THIRD EDITION.
: ..,.- rrvu CouncIIman Qulnn'

Letter From GOuDciSna0 quinn
EDrroRs OF TIM REPUBLICAF:-As
a member Of Council aud Of the Lamp
CommIt,.s in answer 10 The communl-
cat,aa OF Mr. Nicola knowing the
cbai,man Of that committee, MT
G uhh. ier about % years, l nave
known him to he \ atrlctly Ialr anu
houest men. The charge is MADE oy
Mr.. Nicola ayains5 seventeen memoers
Of Council W bo voted toglve the con.
tract to the Pennsylvania company, OF
crOo xedneSs IN voting that way.
The only croukedness that know IN
the matter euanated from rewbold q
sous, through their agent, Nicolal, In
the shape OF what was uIq HastionaDly
q b ibe. think it comes with very
bad grace from NicOlai to MAKE the al,
rack Chat he has made upon ths council
1 genera q I'd hal it not b' ntor Il pa
Oiesce OF ths council, in listening to TINS
ira le, it would have been justified IN
ordering him off the floor OF the cham
Der,
To INV knowledge the Pennsy
company did NOT offer cent to a mem
bsr of Council for their influence IN
favor of their company on the contrary
an agent in the interest OF the wash
ingt0n Automatic Company was TO see
me on Wednesday and was very sollcl'
tous of my support in behalf OF ssl1
company 30 much in fact that he tried
to get me drunk.
No better evidence than this is want
cd to show on which side the crooked
ness was on, That some representative
when the motion was passed giving
the contract TO the other Company call
cd John N. Newell, member 1rom
the Eleyeptha W ard TO madelA motion
IN reconsider the vote upon which the
contract was granted, Mr., Newell told
me last night that Newbold 4 Sons
owe him $S2 on. an account between
them and that he granted me the
privilege of usi g his name. Thus or
everv hand appears the unreliablity o.
the Washington Concern.
WTyTJAM H OUINN.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
LKekInS Rnterprlse.

The MidilstoWn Transcript publishes
the following, which should be read by
all our merchants who should profit by
the hint thrown out and not let PeDin-
sula buyers pass Wilmington by:
Trains on the Delaware railroad are
carrying lots Of PSninsular shoppers to
and from Philadelphia. Wilmington
might get fair share OF this trade from
the lower Peninsula If their merchants
had the enterprise to reach after it. AS
10 is, few lower Delaware or Eas tern
Shore shoppers stop at Wilmington, un-
less it is to buy al apple or a vulcan
ized India rubber sandwich.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

! We have bought h i S
week (from a manufacturer
who needed money! Seven
ty-Five Ladies Coats, these
lin a. dition to about Seventy
Five on hand previous, gives
US by far the largest assort-
ment in the city, and it is a
0 we'll known fact that we keep
20 the finest goods Gin this line)
70 as well as the best assort-
ment consisting IN part of
20 Fur Lined Silk Circulars
g from $50 to $50. Fur and
quilted satin lined Princess
Louise, bound with plaic
'0| chinchiIla and pointed fur.
% DoVmans in all popular col
% % o-s and shapes, eiaborately
% trimmed and finished.
Coachmen's Coats, Peliscs,
listers and Fur Lined Jack
90 We also foy nd a Clothin Q
90 90 manufacturer who pref rred
selling a large lot Of over
% coats (at very low tlgures
90 for cash) than carrying them
90 over and running the risk Of
90 having them moth-eatep.
90 We bought also 100, all
100 nice goods, bought at about
100 two-thirds value. We sell a
mans coat "a good one) fol
I$S and from that up to SIS
200 Boys overcoats rom $2 tc
90 S12,
P. .S.--We wish to close
100 the above two lots of goods
Zoo before January I, and will
Zoo mark them at figures thai
l. will make it an inducement
If anyb dy wants to buy,nov
700 is the time, and do not wal
BOO (if you have not the ful
sn' sSo amount OF cash) come OF
300 and avail yourself Of our cas-!
300 payment system. We vii
sell you as low as any casl
900 house can give you on lib
900 eral credit.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
rreuen HnvonGe Ladies' Coats.

Phil j. Walsh s. ca, have just laid
in y new invoice OF ladies coats. just
the thing for dress and comfort, woHld
make. a most acceptable Christmas
present. They have also a superior
ioJ of Ovsrcosts. Only think mems
overooats from 81 to $25 and boys over
coats from q to IS. Those who have the
cash can pay cash II they wish TO, but
if they have not, 81 cash on bill Of $40
and ri . week afterwards will be Just
a. acceptable. This gives all . chance.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
DHO lIlIul1l4 STRIET,

Guarantees to cure ALTO by letter without
faiI, or any bad results, all private diseases
Of both sexes, acu'e cases in or days. by =
new method, also Rupture ettsrs in genel a.
mo matter of how long standlng. toas Of
Manhood, Effects of Youthful lmprudencs,
Falling out Of Hair, etc. TspeW0rm removSo
In hoIra by nv own remedy, which is the
mildest treatment yet discovered.
DIR, THEEL has 10 years Medical exoeil
snce Also, he 10 the only physician IN the
CITY Of Philadelphia who has made his spec
ialty In Europe under the leading professors;
Once no Irs.-s q. N. TO 4 p. m.s and nom 9
10 " D. n. Sunday, 90. m. to9p seplS-u
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
FIFTH EDITION
RHCElvEB SAIIsFA0T,0.
a Dispute In " BsII Room :,
no@ In y rrIEe Fight W,'
the Nimiga, VIII

A Dispute In q BuIl Roou,
uo@ In = rrIEe Fight VII!
ShO Limila. W"
AT q ball recently piyen IN ,h
Iute Hail by a social orVaniya,ioa
mem Der OF the Rosebud Assem- biu
present and also a member Of ~
lance Fire Company, both of vSu Suo
came engaged In an alternatio~~ ~noh
dark-eyed beauty, small In statr9 wv
OF prepossessing appearance ho.,
whom claimed the young ladv yosl ~
same dance. Angry words e1sn ~
q naht was imminent when tba ~
gers interfed aud requested the ~
TO settle the matter outside Tb,pp
oonclsded to do aud accordinoIn
Hed Thursday nlgkt as the y ~. al
south OF Market street bridge the n
o. battle, and nothing mora waS
at shat time. Each man wa, o ~
companted by one second and 70
evening arrived the member ~ |IeI ,Le Y
bud was the first to arrive with % M,
ond. He was not kept ia waitinn
before the Reliance man osmas
with his second ana before tba II,
been formed, about sixteen mSrah NV
the Reliance Company made J ,hoT
pearanoe. This was surDriss DVlt ~
Rose Bud man but he was no, "
frightened and as his opponent ' ~ =
satisfa ction, he drew bis coat srs
two commenced a regular battla
Rose Bud man soon knocked III,
dswn and for n few minStes beIS I
there but would not STRIKE HIN
man who was thus knocked m, -
told his rival to "Give him HI
he wOuld do so under the sama ~
stances. The Rose Bud man vas
sneh u coward as to hit man IN
was down and let him mn wban
fight was renewed until tbs fra IL
squsaIsd and acknowledges HI,
beaten and was perfectly Satisfied
did not crow Is loud then as bs Jjd
fore. This affair took place within
city limits, under cover Of darL,
but the police were not aware of
fact.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
DRAWING OF MAY 2, 1887,

John Weger. KasOtA, Mimi through
En.t Rational Bank, ST. fetsr'
Charles Nelson .cOr. Sixteenth ct. and
Avenue Nj, Gslve'tO1 ToI....,..'
W. H. Ackers. II River ct. Gam
bridgeport, ass.............'-.,.
GiIIstt 4 Co.'S NewbuTyport Express
ard Fast Frei bit iue, 81 Court
Souare. 43 franklin Bt., and 10
Kflby ST. =, Boston Mass. ............'
Irving ,ierce, through Bank Of Com
nsrce. It. IIOuis, MO. -: .. ''''''
ON Stinaor, Fairfield, lows......
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
HAalnh LAAHmERR.

Professor w. s. Hale, A. M. 8. OF
EdinburE, Scotland, will deliver .
course Sf illustrated health lectures In
the Opera House on Tuesday, WedneS-
day and Thursday evenings OF next
week. He will sxposs the various
diseases to which the human body 10
subject, and illustrated his remarks BY
scenic representations shown BY oxy'
b ydrogOn lime light.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
A rnan.rn npnnnner ArresteA.

During the play Of the Queens Lace
HandkerchieT," last night and between
the acts, a deputy sheriff arrested Ira
cey Titus, the ,nauaqer Of the company
for an old dtGt Of S70C due to William
Green, former iron dealer of this city.
Itis said th7t mr. Green advanced
the Alice Oates Company some years
ago, this amnnn, OF money and at that
time "AliCe Oates" was the wife Of Ii
tus. Bail tha amount of 81, 800 was
demanded but Titus treats the affair
lightly and expects to join his compsr y
in a few days. H. G. Turner is attor-
ney for Green ard Waiter Cumming
for Titus.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
EmavsnUa,ron AnnIversUry.

All the colored citizens of Whining
ton are requested to attend mass
meeting to be held next Wednesday
evening in Exon M. e. church, to
make arrangements for proper obser-
vance of Enanciration day. Sumner
Post, @. A. R., will be represented by
Nero Backua, l.. Fisher and P S.B'aLe.
The friendly Sixteen" are requested
TO be present also.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
A RrnDon MIsfit House.

The Philadelphia Misft clothing es-
Establishments have established branch
headquarters at No. Eat Fourth g.,
this city, whore magnificent suits
will be offered for sale at most remark
ably low prices. Look out for full
advertisement of the branch store in
Mondays REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
polls.

A large variety at prices within tue
reach Of all. Don't fail to examine he
fore purchasing. Crosby 3 Hill, 02O
and 800 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

Sutterley & Co. have increased their
help so that they will not keep you
waiting out a few minutes and prove
their work in three days Gallery 3O2
and 304 Market street. Open In the
evening, come as early in the day as
possible.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
Grand army OF tue KeDuDllS

Department Commander, John Wy ",
wright, .has issued the following w
All National and Department r =,
GERS, Pos Is apd Comrade, Of N tOG Sono GI
Army of the Republic, and all ,Ita ao"S J
bly, discharged soldiers OF the lSSS n.rt,T
are invited to join with the ~! pep~ %snl
Commander, in sscorting OoT g.Om
in.Chief Paul vandervoort, .O ,tOT r.
Clayton House, to the Lecture Lecture ~ :,
of the Opera House, on luessSy aiS0 Of ii
ing, Dec. 195n, being the cccSstON v
official visit to this DepartpaenS' ..,
Parade will form on MSrkg; ',, = \
below Fifth, In order OF senlOliSt' y ii
resting on Fifth and starting "
o'clock, sharp. a. .,rr ont
Comrades aud soldiers turn ~ 4
your strength and extend 10 Sud Oud /
mander.in. Chief . hearty Anu
greeting.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
PbVORIHBS.
Who They Are, W here They Live, and
TO what Extent S2e Blessss
Them. The Wonder.
Recotd OF the
pser year.

partinl list SSthe prizes hove One Ihon-
sand Iloilars paid h tho Louisiana stste
Lottery Company curing the year ending
November, 1852, tOgerher with tho names $40
sddresses given to the Company BY the holu-
era omltting those who have requested IT,
ReceIpls for the amounts are On ME AZ the
offices Of the COmpan,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

Alfred Fountain having purchased
building in French street between
Eighth and Ninth, has fitted 1t up as q
hotel for coiored people and will open
the same In altew days. This is An entel-
prise long needed In this place.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
EaOmOn1OAl

cash customers, who want 70 make .
dollar go as far as possible in purchasing q
holiday goods, will find that they can
get great deal for little money with
a large and well assorted stock to select
from al Crosby 4 Ellis, 800 and 222
Market Rt.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

npAv,Na oF npOEMBER l3, 1882
1"n 6,Tsrp'pn NIIIford, Uel l........ 10000
Miss Mary j. giD, PtospeGt ana ,o,o
Frederick sts., Washington, ID. u Eo'ooo
W. Powell, Washint ton, d: C.....:.::' 10000
-, oollected through ,pronets' - mn
Firemen's Ins 90 new Orleans La 10000
W; ~ Eb"r,oSSt mTN Nav 9rleans, La. 1000
W. ~ Pnna oO9a CJarsonat,, Pl.tsburE, 5,oCe
"" II Woitey DapyiIle, Va......... 5000
W. d. Portlook, CO. ected through ".
p. Campbell & O., Bankers, or os,o
erce Ala. ...'...'''..';:' "'''N
Ir-ooa V9ss1Ts asf Rovsi T st. New Orleans 1000
l., DePoorter. Edgsrd p, o., St. John -
the Baptist Parish, La. |0oo
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
nLr
kAhF a.oI
1od,ao oe Zinn M. Il. CnuEO'

The ladies of Zion NJ. E. OnuSOo GNU, ot
hold q fair in Zion Hall, corpo' proaUci
and French streets, and 0
Monday evening, 1852 inst Rsfre
tiUue during tho holidays, .orsst r
ments and other articles oil in'0''
ha on hand.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
N0FLC@.

TaggArt'S Express would respectfully
inform their patrons ard friends that
they continue to receive goods. st their
Office at Chestnut street wharf, Phila-
delphia, up to p. m. daily. Goods
delivered promptly and at reasonable
0rfcAs,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
DRAWING OFJUNE IS, 1855,

B,au 4 Ri'ketts, through Kentucky
NatiOnat Bank, Louisville KY,
Mrs. ]. rOnty, 3S1 Bourbon st,Ne"
Orleans. - '..,';.''
Charles W. Morrison, Ellsworth, Me-
J. y. Cambodut. GalVcttop, Tex. ....'
Ii. u. Rayne, BarOnne and lanai Sn,.
Mrs. l.. Hor Ito st. Ann st., Ne"
Orleans. ........s'.'s''''''s
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
rheHhorssus nay.

Thursday next will be the shortest
day Of the year. The sun rises at 7 10
O. IN. and sets ut 4.34 p. m, the day Dc
ing . hours and q little less than ten
minutes long.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
REATHa.

SOHLIOE--On the l4th inst Jacob Sehllee,
in the s4th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inVi-
ted To attend mis- funeral from the residence
o; his son, re. ls2S Madison street, on san
day afternoon. Services a. the house at Z
O'Clock, IntsTnsnt ~ hiTsrVisW ceme'
terry.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
Attention.

Ladies you cannot do better than 70
go 70 Beckstts, 10V aud ITO Market St.,
and purchase q box Of those tine cigars
% present to your lover for Christmas.
60 80 JauReyT,
Headquarters for potAtoeS, sOS King
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
WELLINGTON, DEE. d@12s
.HILADELRHIA, WELLINGTON
ARD BALTIMORE RAALkOAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1851.

Trains will leave wilmington - follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate STA,
tlous, o.b6, 90, 1851 A. NJ; 2sO, 4, 1.SO, 400
r. NJ. a. a.
!. Philadelphia texproaS). 2, 22s, oSss 10,
O.l0, o.8S, T.2o P. N. o 40
A Nj: SI9 ,8S, 1.68, 2s0, 6lT o.SS, T.2o p. 10.
Raltimore and intermedlete stations, Loo,
All. 600 A. M, and 900 p. M.
Baltimore and BAy Line, 0.fP.
Lalimore and WRshingtsn, l,G2, l.bl, 500
OF A. M; leo VI, %, 100, 0.6I, l1.o T. M:
baltimore emily, loS, lO.So 4. H.; l2so and
trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Uastle, 800, $40 A. m.; Loo, SVo' o'A'
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9.lC
A. M; Los, Gas P. M, "a.
Delmar and intermediate stations, S.le n
NJ; Los p. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
DRAWING OF JULY IL, 1887,

W. ". Irwin, l.. h N. X. r., % and =,
Main s,s, Louisville Q Kentucky. 10,
F. 4. Richardson len. g.. H.
Phil, Wi,2ebep, with X. q. bun X
90. Detroit Mich. 10
W, Nj. martin, Bangor, Mich....... 10,
U. Pittma7, Mount Vernon, NY,
through Farmers National Bank
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p y. Dicharry, Ascension Parish La,
through Bernard Lemsnn, Donald .
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H. h. Maynard. 29O Third st., New -
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L. Uupeire, ,3tA Dauphine St., New ,
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J.G. Spear. 10 and lS boyl6ton ,
Market Rosten Mass =. ......::;.. J
JEo. Fl Scott, ". b n G. II. Il. Co.,
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Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
ma abe TrAcE.

Yesterday afternoon WI %nii into
freight cars we're being run %wbsrf,
warehouse at Shipley street wan rSn N
Of them jumped the track sa anu NO dau
the Office steps. There was wa rsmovet
done. and the car was soon l0
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
nn,,n psra AnIilinriaa.

The ladies' Auxiliary Corps OF SmytAe
Post, G. A. R., are requested to meet 81
at the Post room, this evening, At ~
o'clock, promptly, on important pusi-
AeRs,