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Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

In the l,ited States Senate. SeslcT.
day, Mr.. Miller reported rom tharou-
iuitlcc On foreign "hairs a bill 10 EN-
tcrcc treaty stipnlat'ono relating to
Chinese Immigration. Mr. sherman
closed the debate on his three Per cent.
:unling bill, af.er which the Seuatr by
"A vote of two to one, voted down re-
solution to table the bill The consider
aticn Of amendments was commenced
but not con cludtd. In the House the
Senate bill Tor the relief Of the widow
Of Abraham Lincoln was passed, after
which the resolution WIS called up in
regard to American citizens imprisOn.
in England. Speeches were made by
Messrs, Robinson and Cox, after which
the matter went over. An evening
session WAS held for debate, which wa
attended by six members.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
TAXABLE BONDS AND STOCKS.
a Decision Of the sapsense Coars
which settles . psrpiexod cues
GlOm

By recent change In the law by the
last Legislature all bonds or mortgages
Of corporations of other States or the
[ mite 1 States, bonds and mortgages OF
railroad or canal corporations OF Della.
ware. stock or shares IN corporations OF
other States or the [ nit-d states public
loan or stocks of other States, are sub
iect TO county tax for the pr'seht. All
who are in possession OF any "f the
loans or stocks named may prepare
Themselves to report 10 he county as
SCISSORS vi o will soon be Knocking at
their doors.
As there are many persons owning
this kind Of stock in Delaware who are
under the apprehension that stock of
other States held by them canuot he
taxed in Delaware, u decision made
some two weeks ago IN Washington by
the Supreme Court OF the United states
on this subject may be interesting to
many readers Of the REPUBLICAN who
own such stock and reading II may also
save them from trouble In not returning
such stocks to the assessor The case
referred to il that Of ChariesJ Bona.
partr, executor, agains' the Nppea Tax
CouT, OF Baltimore cItv The plalniiii
in error asserts that certain registered
New York, Pennsylvania and 81 10 STATE
bonds and stocks held by him ar" not
liable to taxation by the state Of Mary
land, and he urged the hit to get "A dr
Cis.Dn upon the question
firSt-l- the registered public de
of one State nwne BY a Resident of an.
other consiitutionaily taxable as prop
crty by the latter Sa'""
Second-lt ~ taxable otherwise Gnu
il still b. taxed, although the State Of
issue has asserted it. sovereignty over
the pr ,pcrty by either taxing it rr -A'
rmptiug ii from taxation IN the law OF
issue
The Court replies H. these questions
aS I, llow>:-
FlrsI--lt * insisted by III. p',Iu',h
III error that the immunity fr"w taht
tIuu in Maryland arise, from Nat p.u.
vision OF article t, srcIluu t. Of the con
situation of the United S.a'rs which
provides that full faith and credit shall
be given IN each state TO the + tblI"
acts of every other STATE. We are nm
able to give such AL effect 10 this pro
vision. No State can lrgisla'r except
with reference to its own jurisdiction,
Que State cannot exempt property tr IN
tlxation In another Each STATE is in.
dependent OF all the others in this par.
ticuar
So Taxation Of the debt within
the deb.or State docs not change the
legal -itus of the debt for any otlIer pur
pose than that Of the tax which is i'm
posed. Neither does exemption from
taxation. Az the situs Of the debt Is the
iourilc OF the owner II is rOpbrly n
subject Of Taxation there unless exempt
by the local laws.
The Judgment Of tie Court brow IL
athrIet, opinion by Cuirf justice
Waite,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
Trlchina. Poisoning.

MARSHALL, MINI, Jan, 20 Great
excitement has been CAUSED III Mime
SOFA by uichinP poisoning from eating
raw ham. Fifteen prominent cltlIhnS OF
Minnesota were affected and three have
died. An entire family, consisting 81
Mr. and Mrs. Cushner, their sons vii
liam, aged -, Nicholas, aged IA, jacob,
aged T., and IA daughter Annie, aged is,
were lo.soned-Mr Cushnrr fatally, dy.
ing On Tuesday Fritz Pregger and Jos
eph Wilfart have died from the same
cause 0. Gilbertsou, ID. Seiilitz and
DR.. Sandersou are quite i'll, while Peter
Pickles, Oscar Thompson, Antony Win
ters anu German living near the vii
lage, whose name is unknown, are in 4
preca!iOus situation. The matter will be
brought before the State Board OF Health
tor Investigation.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
1l1E X Il a. NAH. kUAD
noad-MS. Dean Snaking his
kisis nj III q knnu

In the charter granting the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad the night Ia lay a
line % railroad through Delaware, the
company l. cuHpoIled Ia commence
work on the new road within ON. yrar
from the time h" road was chartered
10y the Legislature or the charter would
b, forfeited A. this tim" VIII run ont
February 2Sth, the Company has made
arrangements to commence Work before
thai time on III" property Of the New
port Bank near KiAmru-i, whore the
new line u"h"Xrs from this Delaware
WcsL"rn road. The surveyor, are
husiIy engaged low in making est.
mates 81 the cost Vt the work.
The {" upiny i, meeting w,th some
trouble al Newark where W liam
Dtau Las been converted from a friend
to fne Of tho rod, by the company
changing IA" aIigiuatiy intended line OF
the road, lie Is determined 10 opp SO
the road TO the fullest extent 81 his
ability unless the company reC-dcs and
ia ll- back on III" original iiue iutruded,
aud he l. ready with all Injunction
should The company attempt 10 tres
pas, upon ms lands except iha, part
iiiN agreed upon, George Gray aud
|. { Grnhh, E.q', are Nj Dean,
counsel
III reference t. the Inc 'hrWl.h ran.
ad"lphi. lAo Baltimore Sua OF to-day
say
"Mr. q orge I Work, who own. a
controlling interest in III" Philadelphia
and Chester Comfy tmiroad, said yr,
foriay all tn" prrluniuaric, Of transit I
to the Balm ro and Ouio have ureu
arranged The taper., hs says, viii
probably he signed next wr"s. The
terms are not given rnr road com.
priSes about - mi -, from phiIadrl
phia 10 KNOXVILLE, Chester counl y, and
Is 10 be In the chain OF the Baltimore
and Onio cN tension, as stated.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
2esfrtctiaD Of Cninesr Imnigra.
ton.

The House COMMITTEES on Education
and Labor on "Wednesday Authoriz d
Mr.. Page, Of California, 10 report. to
the hOuse tor passage Il b.Il 70 restrict
Chinese immigration, compounded Of
the Severa. measures On the same sub
jrrt heretofore introduced by Mrssr.
Page and Willis II Vroyl les for
wnoiIy 5uspending the immigration OF
Chinese laborers to. the nit"i State.
during Il period of twenty-five year,
from aud after It's enactment except
such as We're resident III TINS country
when the last Chinese treaty wa, signed
and such ~ are now here, aud allowed
10 20 and com" at pleasure, il provided
with prescribed certificates 81
Identification. The bill also provide :,
shat the classes Of Chinese subject,
who a cPXentped by the treaty from
any >ach proIibltOry legislation,
namely: Merchants, teachers, students,
Jravc,er-, 'aincSA officers and their
body servants, Snail he required 10 cX-
hibiJ certificates from the Chinese
gOvrrnwcnt, iu,l,r,el by the United
HtatrT, Consul, at lCrts of departure,
proving that they individually bc.unA
tu one "t the exempted classes
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
FOURTH EDITION
Prof. Vsrd's Eutertais meat.

A medium sized, but very AppreciA'
tive audience, assembled at the Opera
House last evening, the occasion being
Prof. Ford's Evolutionary entertain
ment. Ii the rich, intellectual trsat
that was in store for these v ho attended
had been fully known, there Is DO doubt
but that the house would have oeeh
crow led. The entertainment COM
menced with al overture on :he piano
by Miss Laura Bigger, which was well
rendered Prof. Ford and his pupils
then gave 1.-THE Creed Of the Bells,
which was excellent; this was followed
bv "a Little Girlsyiew OF Hotel Late,
humorous recitation by Miss May
Jersey. Asleep at the switch, by
Mr.. Z. o. Cooper WAS very good anu
we'll recited. Miss Laura Is 'gger then
sang a solo, which was timely rendered,
with the exception Of a slight nervous
ness, which, however, entirely disap'
peared when she was encored, ana
upon re.appearins favored the audience
with another song. Miss Bigger pos
sesses an excellent voice and appears
capable of adapting herself 10 any part
she may assume.
Prof. Ford then delivered "Brolher
Watkins Farewell sermon, a sid"
splitting humorous sketch, which was
50 well received that the Professor was
compelled 10 reapprar, when be
gave another recitation that was
exceedingly detrimental 10 VEST buIt"nH'
"Biddy's Trials among The Yankees,
were described by Miss Maggie Wool
mt, of Nesport, Del. Mis- AuIIe
katcs read "Madsm Malibran aud TIE
young NuSiclam,' IN al affecting mar
ner, while Prot. Ford closed part trsl
Of the entertainment, with IL rom'caI
i'm tailou of the Questionable Slng.n!
OF an Aesthetic tiltl.
The second part was also well rem.
dered, each one !wIug tally up III their
parts, and diar ayirE great rio'iriencI
and at the cl,,sr Pact Fora brought
down he house aS he ruun'rymau, de
scrlhing SLOW Euhsn,tcu Played the
Piano,
W. Scott Way, Of tn" MiddletoWn
Transcript, WAC was lo have delivered
an original sketch, was prrvrnt"t from
appearing Ivy illness, aud in pIareot his
akc ca the Pr t. Iuid how II piece OF
led Calico was matched. tn" enter.
talument reflected Srca; credit upon all
who participated, and many part, were
sustained in "A better manner than has
often been done 10y professional actors
and dresses wIu visited this city.
The high Arrainiurn'' "f the pupils re-
fleet great credit upon the Prot,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
ANOTHER LOSS BY DEATH.
j. watson Evans, an EsiimAbie
Citixen Of Newark. fassss AWsy
In the 7lst YeaP Of hts Age.

]. Watson Evans, an Esiflnabie
Citixen Of Newark. k'assss AWsy
In the 7ist Yesr Of hts Age.
Nearly every day chronicles the event
Of the death VI some prominent wau
and the old citizens of every State
are last passing away. Yesterday the
death Of j. Watson Evans was an
nouncej. Mr.. Evans was An aged,
prominent and highly respected citl-
zen of Newark, Del, and had been SUI
teriug with that fatal trouble-Bright's
diseas. of the which took him
off about ) o'c,ock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Evans has resided in New Castle
county all his life and was descended
from the old Welsh coloDistS, they hav-
ing settled at the foot of Iron Hill, near
Newark, a long t me ago. For num-
Der of years MIR. Evans engaged in farm
ing at this place but few years ago he
removed to Newark, where he was en-
gagged in the coal and lumber business
near the P. W. q B. II. r station.
Mr.. Evans also occupied prominent
seat in the Delaware Legislature, on
several occasions, and was looked upon
as a good legislator and was highly es.
teemtd by all who knew him. He was
also very hospitable and his house was
always open for his friends. He was
al. member of the Board of Trustees
of the Poor, but resigned that position
a year or two ago, on account OF failing
health
MIR. Evans has been married over %
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
fYNHE ARilXAkS' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET,

HooRPuRATGD FEBRUARY Is, Is
Open to receive deposits daily from 8 A. Nj
until P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturda,
evenings from to O'Clock.
Tho charter OF the bank provides that al
profits upon It's Investments, except SO mucl
ar Is required tort 1e payment OF necessary
expenses and iOI suitable surplus for the 50
curity of dspositors, sha!i be divided smona
tho deposit0rs.
No manager is allowed to borrow any par.
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation
II MANAGERS.
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLRM EMIT u. SMYTE
M. l.. LICHrENsTEIN, GEO. S. CAPRLLH,
CHAs. W. HowLAaD, N. X. benson,
II DARLINGTON, JOB II. JACKSON,
WIN. II. SWIFT, HENRY +. DURH,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD Pussy
WASHINGTON UAsTINGs.
Qko. W. BUSH, aGo. =. CArELLl,
President. r"ce-Presid en-.
Il. r. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
A7t'.Ft' ''aARLgs w. Rowland AGdito
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

MARSHALL, MIMI, Jan. 26--S9mc
excitement ha, been e Ted III Mime
srta by tricliua pDlE""Ing from rarirg
raw nam. Fifteen prominent citizens
IF Minnesota were afflicted and three
have died. An entire family consisting
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Cashier, their soma,
William, aged -, Nicholas, aged IT,,
Jacob, aged Is, and Il daughter. Anne,
age IS, have been poisoned. Mr.. Cash.
ner dlCd on Tuesday. Fritz rrrg!cr
and Joseph WiIlart have died from the
sIpc cause. .Gitb-rtsOu, D. Sctd el,z
and DR.. Sanderson, are quite III; while
Peter PICKLES, O:ru Tholup,nn, Antony
Winters ANA IA German living near rhr
whose name is unknown, are il,
a vcecariOus situation
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
rERmlAUsOY the r. ". 4 n. n \.
How and where wiminstOusass
We're Landed II Philadelphia
Many Years Ago-r0e Present
Depot

How and WhoR0 Wumlo8sOusoos
were Landed IN Philadelphia
Many Years Ago-rne Present
Depot.
Toe old depot at Broad and Prime
streets, the terminus VI the 4. W. " y.
Railroad, and where the MAJ ority oi
our citizens have wsnded their way
upon tho arrival or departure OF the
d ltt.reut trains, will som bs done away
with, aud all passenger trains Will run
TO the new station ut Broad aEd Hilbert
streets Their. are but few Of the Cit
zens OF Wilmington who remember
where The original depot was, or hn"
the l. passengers were transferred there.
to |. Nv Of this fact, II may he OF
interest to the many readers Of the RE
ruHlIcAs to have u few facts upon this
point.
Many .ars ago, the main passenger
depot was situated ~ tho corner 81
Eleventh and Market streets, where
tn. Bingham House nowis the trains
were drawn by locomotives IRON this
city to Gray's Ferry Upon arriving AZ
this point, the engine was detached,
and the cars, with the passengers there
in, were drawn by horses Ia the depot
at Eleventh aud Market
When the depot Ut Broad and Prime
was hist crested, the cily raj way was
not established, and IN consequence all
passenger, wcIr trans erred ~ ana from
sixth and Chestnut streets to the depot
In oinuihi>ses fac" at charge. THIS was
kept up uu.l tue war ui the feb5illon
-. L..
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

q u FREY - n the 18th inst. An hea
vito u Joseph Godfrey. ave 81 wears.
Relatives and tiiends are r. spectiully in
yted To attend her fun, raj from the re -,
dence Of her husband. SCI Shut street, on
SUNDAY aftcrn on. at 3u'clOck. lnternent
at Wilmington and braniywinc cemetery.
MERRlTr,-Dn Tuesday evening, January
24th, 1882, Ella CVrnela Merritt, az. d Z.
years
The friends ar, respectfully invited to at
tend the tuuglHl sery ces a the Chu CHI OF tAe
Covenant, On Saturday afternoon, the 18th
Inst, at Z O'Clock.
COMEf lS,-Ditd on the .6'h inst, Mrs
Mary J, t,meg ;, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends If the family are in.
vited to at end the funeral from the resi dence
OF her n-in.law, A. G. Hoyg, oil LON lard
stree, on SATURDAY. the 18th inst, at two
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

Jennie Blank, VINO was convicted BE-
fore Jud,c Hriggs III Philadelphia re-
Gently of malicious mischief in breaking
window panes in the dwelling OF
William Anderson, WAS YESTERDAY
granted a new trial on the ground Of
insanity, and the Court ordered that she
should be removed to the asylum for the
insane at Nurristowu. Anderson had
formerly oeeu beau of hers, she claim
ed, and it was alleged that her reason
became dethrOned in consequence OF his
marrying another
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

ALBANY, \. Y, January 26.-1he
Democratic Assembly caucus met this
morning." heard TIE renort Of the con-
lhl''"e S,Hii"E that the Taulnany rrU.
re'ehta'lVrs w1re dcterminnd in TIE
'tand they HAD taRWl. i was resolved
70 Sup"or' TIL resJiuJoY + r the election
OF residing officer, peLdiug rhe clca
tl"h Vt a SpeAfel, ana thcl Gaucus a I.
lnarned, Three ballots wrrr takrn ,
Speaker in tn" Assem- ,'v today
ro'nItihs ~ ~ vet 'rOnH east to- .
word hnd 70 for fatrrS M. The H.. ,he
soon at or aniJurnrl
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

The police are searching for George II
Roberts, residing AT 2OiS Apniu street
Philade,phi, ncole,lor fer II. l.: Shocl
the up town builder, "hy has disappear.
ed with about four hundred dollars Of
his employers money. Il Uerts is III y.
severa! children. II" had been mahiug
violent love to several servant P!rl4rrl
Dtoycd in the houses here he collected
rents, and is said 10 have run another
hon Is indrpe' dent Of that. oncllpi,d by
his family. On the r" r. rntarion t!at
ho was SinSle a'd worth money he won
he hearts Of a. 'east fuur girls.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

The Delaware County Poultry Asso
COZ" nenccd it, annual exhib,
lion yesterday III ArmJry Hail, Che,
.@r. Pussy "A. Walton, OF this city
sent several fine Pekin ducks, and WIN
Dean, OF Newark, II coop OF whit,
Leghorn chickens. There is humber
Vi birds on exhibition and the display
is very line. over two hundred enlr les
have been made and there is no doub
but that tho .hog will be a SUCCESS.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

The extra services .hIcl have been IN r. ..
Rfess Tor two or tree "eo.I pig. have beef,
ATTENDED with ZOO IL u'ts NJ lny luyc u
''Ited N .nsclVnS at the altar aud 4 NUM- r
nave been converted, Rev. Mr. San1,r. m
preached last evening to Il large cuayr.pn.
I on AT (which SIX persons presented the i.
selves at the altar and three profcS. cd con.
version. The meetings will continue very
evening a. long l3 the i"'c, e., tLa,r.,,.
iays is Kept up.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

Four masked robb-rs entered the
house of Mr.. Charles Hllnebrigh., at
New Portage, Ohio, Tuesday night and
found only the two daughters al home.
They were made to take Oft their shoes
and stockings One was tied to the stove
aud threaths of burning her feet were
made. The other one was placed on the
safe and threatened to death if she did
not open the safo. The girl obeyed the
robbers. They took one hundred and
twenty dollars, carriage and two
horses, ate tier supper and then lied.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

F'rtchc. L Cooper, who for some
time past has been Oh the staff of the
Morning News, has severed his connec-
ton with that paper, and accepted a
position Oh the Washington Post Mr..
Cooper was well known in this city and
has the hest wishes Of his many friends
for his fu ure welfare.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

Monday evening the p9P4i
Titled Haz,l Kirk," sl4rf
by iic Madison square Id
pany. "Haz-l kim j.
affecting plays OF he d4r
presented by a fist Gas
such rs tbs Madison SqAA
s.nted to be, cannot IA. NJ
tractive.
On Tuesday evening Oa'
supreme, wuen tie gl1l !
Miss Clara Louise krlIog- I
her last appearance Ia VI
Miss Kellogg will BE- assN'
Old iavoritcs lirignOl, u
Tagliapieua, Adamo"sG. 4
ling. There IL uodDnDt 14'i
nous. will be crowded. I3'f
served seats will c9Ameuca .
~ Go = To morrow.
Wednesday evening"
Ilnmpty Dumpty Troupe Nj.
and II superior elilrf'd-
promised.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
BreRE Down OF Va. ..rt street.

Yesterday Afternoon aEl.m n'rltrk,
IN = large wagon b jop tjp{ 70 Mills x
Coombs, heavily .o"ed WI" coal, VAS
going mp Markct street, The i'm axle
broke, W ben the Hdgpn war near EIghth
street, and lev ia" lUaa down, uuinpletly
blocking both s9r tracks, and OBTAINING
the car, nearly hiatt t.. hour. TAe al
was finally shove.ed ~ Z 5 de and
travel resumed,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
FIFTH Bl'
A OSaokeu NJ

An ,nnnast r, #I
M 'n,'ss' was held by Ga III
ulu ." we ooay of Cha'- Xs
olsu, VINO Iied yes'erday WI
ur'es IecslVed the Dig. q
.@lhs struck with \ lOos.-9
'n' o"u W ,ne railroad b- III
w., ~ ,o,, ,.aa witnesses ess
w., rue io'Io",sg iacis wsn |.
n ,mo No" 'na., roser was laiot1
upDn " NE another q
, na,"u ', ., ~'na t. nc ih'ls's.
,ns uIinA ~ith nm, and
lug nun 70 MS nome, al -
10y mont streets. Wake NJ
''' ma, "oeh thinking n 1
40 40 'no'' prov ife! B. ~
, rDno Wy way o' MaTk-i s.,
NY wont NV" a saloon ~
spu Nhon 'nsy came out, bl W
toN'u"''u' roS'er however 80
W., ,,,'., WI so.o' .he Two THY NJ
H'ha'n e'ioo.' ahn tutael ~,
'o"" ,, .o"a,u ths brldst N
, ,ne'' were Nf, n
sn " 'a'noS J'hnsol a al
'nnus' .onueis, VINO rndra's /
sa~'e 'ne,n not 10 at tempt I'd
W.T. '"nnSoh 5 "e,t.uath
were however received VIII ar,
he was .o,o 10 nina his nj d
rin'ins '"a, he clhid asa an
WIN ',eh' ho i't them Z IN
.'o'H," ,"o o'iush al NJ. vi
my n"i se'eiai marrow ". (
'"'i'"s 'h'o 'he 'fets ID. 1
a''si , , reached ~, TIE @.'L "
RAJ" ''ofn i'du"'phIi 1af0s
"'' at y ''och was M'rA l0t
anu hH my We 10 very cos ~
'h's "oic warmed o. thrtf a Y
yo"hI s'ri 'a'',fd pho'b e.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
Joined for Life.

CLERK Of the Peace Cochran Of thi.
county, reports that during the month
OF December, 1881! he issued forty four
licenses, when he says is All unusually
large number. Til present month bids
fair to fall lar behind, as only fifteen
lie nses hal been granted up to last
Wednesday, III" 2jth.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

The weekly meeting Of the Unity
Society, will be held ~ usual on next
Wednesday evening in the Unitarian
Church, Oh West above Eighth. The
Rev. Or. II. Il. Wilson, will read an in.
teresting essay on the "First Great
Development of Christianity."
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
Brokeb his y

| A few days since as ,. !.
erty, - cor posl'o' goiGi
Morning News, was ssIlpFi
yneAr Rang Sun, no D., al ai1.
and fell, break NJ va
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

John W. McKipneM, Il
for the Samuel OF ro'' ,n,l;.
was in this city to''",,T Il
rnents for his ccInpaD.'
pear ut the Opera HUI
day night. II
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
LOCRLIrT 4 IAHl.r
CORRECTED JANUARY 26, lss2


TRAINS LhAVE WlLHlNtfl5 4 rob
Philadelphia, 100, 2;2j $50, Zoo $40 90 III
S4o, 1889, ll:L3 d. m, l2;l5, 'I4:;S lb.
$50, 800, 6,l7, o;lo, e:3', 1855, l0:ov D. III
NSH York, 200, 2:'3, e:a1 200, v45, ll.v3 a..
'l2:as, Is, BIZ o:3s p. u!
Baltimore E,bl, s.33n IN. Ani ;Op. III.
EaitimOr" ami Wa,hinvton, 2:b', j:lY 40,
w ,-'j'a. m:l !:1t, 90, M l.. III
baltimore and Bay LlG", SO , IN
ft!ryv!ile and luteru.ediate stations, 500 T.
rev Castle, 0:35 a. H.; luJ $40 : IN.
harrington and Intermediates stations, q:3i
d, Ia: 1905; t.2J p. II. No sunday trains
b'Iaar and lnterucd!ate Stations saE a, M.
1908 y. IL,
Wilmington ana Northern Railroad, 400
NJ; 300, 500 y. H.
le.aware Western Railroad, 7lb lO:g0a.m
h:3!p. N, sundays, iu..0 a. II. ,tJVu..y
SUNDAY TR ms FUu
fhilaIe'pha 2Oy, -:@, 7:jj, a:lOa. m., LII
J;"., .:",, T. IT,. t;tj, &c: . y. IN.
Pli,adel ntH and Ne" Yo'A ~. .:lI, Il. H.,
AT. i: Ip. IA.
Ban moro ND va 0hilg.ol, Isl, III I5l,
s;ooa. N. n;-4 p.lA.
hRN.Tt Al WILMINGTON rRys
phii4dgli n'a. ~ l;jl a, 500 sas. .ava. II
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Daily Republican., 1882-01-27

The Heriic coaches have met with
the same fave IN New Orleans that
b"tell them in Philadelphia. The
dxles would break down, the wheels
give out, and, 70 crown ali, pink. eye
got among the horses. The result has
henu a lawsuit AID suspension.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
NGlulY,

The vicious CANNES will have few
Il ,ys more 70 roam at will, on account
Of Dog-catgi,er Hunt having spraiued
hi4 ankle by falling On the ice, which
will cUnhne lin indoors for several
dtyS.