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feaal Notices.

GALE OFTHE SEAMEN'S FUND AND RE-
> TREAT PROPERTY on staten Isai 1s9 D, ~.
LAWS Of 1881 notice II hereby given that proposals
Will DC received BY the state Controller ~ Aloahy.
\ Y until the 3Oth day u september losz AZ
- ock noon the OF al the real estato anJ
nrem A.. and other property the Town o. Middet0~n
ichmoud County possessed aud recently occupied %
the tru4tss OF the Fund and Retreat on staten Ia
lsui r. NCF PIT No Of land occupied by the Ma
in-r Family Asylum. together with the buildings thereon,
ana th. theroiTOm 10 BAY 81
winch must De Tor caeh may incluue inc
w1o ~ any portion OF aid premises "a DE sold II tho pro
uos A. Tor parts the puon must De given IN
accordance tho OF said premises no" ON eEhb0n
In he Office Oi The officer Quarantine staten Is
iand 80
HENRY GALIIEN.
Deputy Controller.
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NEW-Y0RK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT wAsHINGToS, y.
EstGJAshed 1884
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. HAYS. NJ. D..

r OPINs SEPT I. 1852
Boarding school OF the highest gralo whose thtee ou
end an followed, mould. al an early ago.
Tie intellect youth Dy seeHce the VIII ~ ob,asne si9
ne feelings Dv r,iigf0a never scparg these three great
feQuisltes instruction discipline yi0h WINS H'i"E i'i
every Procession ,, go. q, -.
Hudson II reacAe4 Dy sixth Avenue elevated . -
lbOtAs Carriages always Wttue or DY uihoF H'u-
tc>tlDa, te superintendent meets the ARRIVAL 0f any 'h
more beautiful 4uI Ar4.riy 81 .ocOn an nir.,- COZ
handing Tie delightful scenery more attractive -ti
{oG1dAZs uOI found along The Ia famed BANKS % u4o
1HdroA ~ llQ lgs are -u'lly homeiAo 1870
Here are forty ~ ianf ched % f. shad ana ia
grounds
French, German aud spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CAlALOGUl.I
Ct. LOUIS COLLEGE, 1874 West 37tL-st.-
~ kEI.EQr latlollo sc,onI' E.nrt..n.t, -ear
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Candidate for admission 20 any one Of the six re-a
course viz Mining Engineering, civil hneneeilHs' anu
l,tical and Apped Chemistry. Geology; MeHiuf@3' Al
lecture VIII present themselves Tor eAaiiii4'i'n vi ~
nay SEPTEMBER %, at 9.3)a n
Candidates conditioned June last VIII be fee1leu at
Ihe same time.
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obstruction.
For Bovs and YOUNG Men-CountrY

For Boys and Young Men-Country
FLUSHING On. " INSTITUT Boarding
school for boys opens Tuesday september H. Address
l. A. FAIkCHILD.
EUERST'S INSTITUTE.-A boarding school
FOR boys. viii reopen september l. Thorough prepare
on Tor business and college, German and French spoken
military discipline Tor circulars apply 10 d. H. u Bau
scher College Point, L. l.
GREENWICH. CONN, Academy and Board
- ing school for Ten Bows unsurpassed location thorough
instruction; genuine hOue refined surroundings highest
references. J. II. ROOT, Principal
! ONE school for ten boys mt Bristol, RI. Send
for circular 20 the Rev. John H. Couverse Harvard 81
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
L WORCESTER, MASS, fits bnrs i1r Businos7 Scien.
College Invent yseveut year Sepem-
Der H. For circular Apply 20 e. b. MErcALF, An supG
MR. KINGS SCH IS@14 FQR BOYS,
REOPEN- SEPTEMBER ls
MICHIGAN LAKE SCHOOL. PEEKSKILL,
W n Ynners advantages 10 boys fitting
COLLEGE o. business For catalogues address W. q. VII
COX.A.M
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
AsELECT BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose Of this schools give complete genera
view Of all subjects both Of internal ana eA'e.n4' ~
- f1 the tlre,f 8 staad point of history law ana Phil
Osouhy .......-
candidates for lnatricula.on will present their certificates
tor,e President at the College Oh FRIDAY MoHNIN'
eEPTENBEH %
me- r session Of each Of the above schools VAL begin Oh
MONDAY, OCTOBER .. at $3.50 q. m. r.s.u.
r A + BARNARD. IL ID. President.
.of and 5Ot Alad 4tn-at Ne" Ok llt5
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C0ILEGIATE INSTITUTE Of DIR. sACHs
COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

reevoo nation ~ candidate for admission VIII begin on
vrDNE-uAY. SEPTEMBER -. az $3.50 q. In
Candidates con litiolcd ia june last viii present
o. The sam time ,
CANDIDATE. for tie GRADUATE DEPARTMENT VIII
rrcsat their diplomas the President at TIE CoIes Oh
TDiDAY M0RNINOi' OFFENDER %
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CHARMS GLEN Island,
y Long Island sound.
TIE DAL oGi.A.k% RE Ok l.

LAST DAY or SEASON 1882. WEDNESDAY.
~EPTEMHEH 3 sJ-DAlI.
TWOGRANO CONCERTS DAILY. GutfI'la'. Band. Dfl-
era Oa-slcn Quartet Depot Band a. David
Island Dinners. d rtr'' od fashioned khDi3
Island Bake ll-iug Boating hs.ling bafas EtHF
/uYl1- -
The fast eXcursiuu steamer - VI 'ltAN l.AN "a u
sT AISfS ant JOIN 0iL\L~ ~. ran ldlf 49, i'tuMf
Per H. y X foot levels what Thirty -tAirt-~t.
OF Co.taGct-,t. Brooklyn l. T. .'j a. u
rlja no.. rfi a. L. luai a. M
g.4J Deal 1000 IL
lO4r HOG a W 1853 D. N
LOOP "a. llo i 500 o. =
2.l5p M-l ). 2. M - D. :
Mo M f.i5 /.
81
Returticg leave GLEN ISLAND 1915. HAS a
lg45 5.l5 300. so and ia g. m.
EXCJ KS ON tLD hEl-, 40 CENTS
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1nstrurtion.

gnstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-CountrY.
WINTER HOME SCHOOL,
Near COLUMBIA. s. c.
This school f. established on plan Of European
schools Resident French English and German Goyernesses
special courses Of study given The climate Is psrcuary
North; Hlghest references Address MRS. MARY PRES
Ton darcy P. o. Box 10. Columbia, south carolina
GOSn AT Mt Hope Ladies' Sem, Music and
p ~JO. Art extra RoBT. c. FLAcK Tarrytowa. MY.
Both sexes-Country
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
Mir IT, T. M0EEGLL Saaaa as l. ~0'''' cara
4 LIMITED HOME SCHOOL for children
~ under u careful training beautiful ami healthy ooa
BPoadSay say LBS ~ -''''' D''" o'''' ''-''
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for chill
ID DHEN.-cola 71-nson- HUDSON y; * x; RATES.
BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
- Fu course two years. shorter course one year Inc
cYmnastic-. Tenn beg ns Dot Application st somerset
catalogues app y to r. r. RAYMOND. Prin.
CIRCULARS of good schools with Intelligent
- advice free 70 parents personal y-nae sor pQstass
CLAVERACK (New-York) COLLEGE and
~ hudson Institute three miles from Hudson City.
college course for girls. A IT ana Music 'pecia'tes
6Pf%s sFT igfn ' sa25 PfE VAR
REV. ALONZO FLACK Pm. ID, Pr. sident
EAST MILESTONE INSTITUTE, East Mil
~ stone, n. j.. win open september l5-3 Board ana
E eda4s addrel e P5cp f 'T c&wF6RD Sad
Professor MOTT SMITH
GREENWICH ACADEMY, for Both Sexes
Commercial College. Founded l-02 Influences decidedly
1y and on irecr ro'e from crk 10 Bos
Grant opportunities or saltwater bathing and boating
win competent oversight Terms moderate opens eep'e9
Der a. catalogue I. ee; Er' d. BLAhE7Lhh A. ~"
NEWTON, y j.. COLLEGIATE INSTI-
~ TUrF-Engi-a. collegiate; classical commercial arr
music fu couses FOR iaies 'ni gentlemen unusual home
quarterly on paJ ment monthly JOEL Wilson. Principal
NEW JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
Roardng school for Young Ladies ana Gentlemen De
partmens in .ehqo, and 1oard.1 5l2 nl,.srrvr,r
Thorough preparation for college business or -ciennh' I'M,
heart Terms. For Board Tuition. Fuel Light Washing and
TWO HUNDRED poLLAR- PER YEAR
No rup under FIFTEEN YEARS of 4ge received into the
sao.ror ad7an'are. in every department.
Next term opens Monday september -
'' '''' ''' ". HA~DR0UCK Principal
BENNINGTON SEMINARY. directly OF the
YORK "A most excellent HolrAne -choo win grinf D. 3
ta- ren fLpsred Iu-iron Of Ie school and gives an
uiu.usiy clear and vivid idea what the school really
Atne.s THOMAS HANLON ID. d. President Pennington
GOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
> bRingt IoE Nev-1gr ey; t,o~,r,
MISC ga.Tfiae HrsT'nr Csrc mid, very hea 10y.
Begins september 49, AIule7. IL N. litA7A fiih, lt
CWARTHNORE COLLEGE, reopcnml IN
III trtieArT3 1i man 6li1i9g d.sfrote! by ire 9.h
mouth Ii-t has been completely reoui.t ENLARGED aut
nifrd mp ~ H.. to-' ,h.suet iA9.o15 , , , ~,
New scientific building containing L1boLato.i.f draft
r.rrE iholoasi cour.s n chcm.S Grcf1aoa lni
ciy .rr4ling Te exs te.n opens ora month s.pI
be- r.. So D.
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DallclnI Aca0emss.

ALLEN DODWOKTTS
- CLASS u, FOR DANtIEG. ..--
SO. Gsl FIFrUhNETtE.
Wuire-ommenoe saturday, e. tober IL.
Mr.. TRENORS
VI ACADEMY OF DANCING
Broadway and 34d ~. Low OPEN arac 20. circular
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Gxlur5lons.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

isila-a rs,.@ 5t ,as g. Al E,'a,sI au,,a
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OSSINING INSTITUTE for IOUAtt IA
~ DIES and MISSES. SING SING. y. l.ON II l. l1JN
Location delightful ant healthy bnidlng- horelAe re-
fine, ufuruce-t 10 English Ger
man French AMI Latin ur.t-cas= instruction. 10 F'dl anu
music drawing. -dttcllAt am DtiIIl- Hi'-
with lectures aud tAl'Hu'u.i ny LVi'l
Jrwetr A--ociae Principal. Terms m0derate Olti- sep
cn der 4 send ioi catalogue. Rev q u Hl1I. LLlll9.
nARK HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Ocean Grove,
Foruarti cular address EMILY A ri T. Principal
DYE SEMINARY RYE, NEW-YORK.-FOr
IL particulars address Mrs :. J. LEE.
Comerville Ladies seminary, SOmeryille, NJ
> science languages. oratOry. music X Perkins sec
CRAWFORD. CONFINES Isabella Whites
= school tor Young Ladies' viii open ID september q"
C,TANFORD. CONN.-MRS. RICHARDSON'S
- tng .b French and Boarding and Day school
Tor Young Ladies reopens september 20. --
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY:
FLUSHING, = l.
first Educational Institution on Long -and ior young
[ m. r.e of studie- embraces al branches necessary
refined rdu alton lLn-i't on spp.4'at'
'' CGMMENCEs sEPIEMBEk T. l7oZ
TCENPLE GROVE LADIES SEMINARY,
Saratoga springs y. :. 2st year begins sept = send
for wear boos. tHAkLEs p DoWD A. NJ President
V,HE ELMS.-Family and day school for
i lIfls Ingrahamaver npungncid Mass tor ,toaiAIs
addres, the prIlclpa.- Misses PORTER & tHA1 Ny
rTUF HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, near
ira uInr thorough instruction aud tc unuence' hDhfs
tan home REV Ron, 81. ID, HcSiers0wh Mo --
WELLS COLLEGE for YOUNG LADIES,
w Auror, CavLgu Lake. y l.-5esaiOn begins 7oP'ci"
Der ID Aoo- 'sNI ''' L. D FlsIsBEII D. D.. FreaGoaG
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JOHN HALL. j. ID, Caan cil0i az Interim
INSTRUCTION FREE
The next entrance examination VIII De htI1
ferber le "a a. DE. thc University ltounci ROOM
lai.ogue. may Dee o. tanned from the Jani'or
WIN. w. RCHABDS'S SCHOOL FOR. IB5D.,.ll, = :,
w 40 West 42d-t. r,opcns sept - number uni.e' ~
So large gymnasium four vacaucea SEND loI -I1"@''
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BENNINGTON SEMINARY, directly OF the
4 Bound 81. ok Route .~,eu Plilaar pla ana sew
lorS-A uost excellent Boarding school with grand =
fOg Of foitrY years. aud nearly onetrd 0f this time
under hc present ilmuis4tol- The new catalogue con
Illustrations 0f the SCHOOL, ami glNts an
and vivid ca of what the school really s
Address THOMAS HAALON, b. d., Pre- 5dcul, Remington
d.
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T. LOUIS COLLEGE, 1874 West 37tL-st.-
A kELECT Catholic school Fourteenth gear.
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gnstructlon
For Bows and Young Men-City.

PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madisonave and 4lth-st hts for the school OF Mines
stevens Institute sheffield SCI and technical proieS"'on''
COLIN, late Engineer COrp L. > y, ahd Professor ~
Naval Academy.
PROFESSOR BONOMY'S Private Tuition in
ti n,oieru languages No West llth-st, near Broad
- M "owuarc. Monday llth his private LESSONS and
wy is. Frcsch and German especially italian Tor
,,t furfI So taught Ala twenty ltnaohSi 'oAl c'tN1
teachers and suitable terms
rJ,1Ir WILSON 4 KELLOGG SCHOOL
''' Nos 539.533 FIFTH ANENU T. l45th-sii..l ,,,,,
pF,pFN- SEPTEMBER 2olli IrtpAtr7 lot AL .oli's''
1 ,,j sri,rti me schools. Pumary department
rE,UF COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Nos. and
- .pft ~ Central PARK the Eey II. b. tiAtlN'
Ih d. PRINCIPAL boss carefully htt.o To-. '"l,-o VI
rotes 6f tuition mod rate The ''d 7ch'o NtI t
",. .nf.uIbcr ~ l--2. Circuare sent on implication
JIG tSr nt the viii Doe open for inspection anu o'
interviews with Principal from 10 dauy' fAien' are IT,
apect uiy invited 10 cAi-
rTUE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No, :
Iast l-th-st. reopcn- ~eptcmucr -. Preparation 1T
college Four boarders V. DABNEY, Principal
rg'HE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
No % West 54th-s.. Opposite Cen raj llT&',
L A. GIBHEN- a.d u BEACH, Jr fI-lHpNs-
Hcopens Monday, september u.s.
one The oldest aud host select schools for Boys
aud prepares iuc-- or college nn' pll ut
college cX iuluaon- OFF special rNc"ri'' 'il-!
pr,rarr In.orueiiafe ana senior Koglla- commerce.
course with Professor Pcnman-hip aud b1oAheepi!a
their pupils. BIldlng new contrary .,t,,-
curoly o. the uses of This school sanitary a @ ,,j
ARRANGEMENTS of most approve eiiI i3 z, , Is,
ia physical cufure warm luuc dt i''. -,i.r
Catalogues by post cas- receiver d-',' '-''-'''
from q tia a.
UNIVERSITY Grammar school, 1,4ol Broadway,
L near 41d-.i-Bc4ius the i6fh year Monday nD
- PRIMARY Commercial and ss.cli DeI1r. loons
o,eu aff4r ~,pf a. VI. HOBBY. W. l. AAil iIiitrt-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

Three hundred thousand rations were
purchased at New Orleans Wed nesday
by the order of the Secretary of War
and turned over to the Louisiana
commissioners to be distributed
where most needed. Up to this
time the commiSsiol ers have dis.
tributed rations to $4,000 peo.
pla for fifteen days and they have
applications tor rations for 10000 peo-
pie. The proprietors of the New Or.
leans Times Democrat have equipped a
small steamer and sent it up the Gu.
chita river with Cargo of supplies for
that region.
Three men are row busily engaged
IN the New York assay office, in Wall
street, New York, packing for shipment
to the Philadelphia Mint, $40, 900 in
gold bullion. Shipments are made
twice a week, and s. ,OOO,O 900 is sent at
a time. The bullion, in blocks about
the size of brick, is packed in strong
wooden boxes. The treasure now being
packed was received during the past
Year in the shape of foreign gold coin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25
Rassege OF the Chinese Rill

T,e bill which passed the Uni ted
States Senate on the 18th of March to
enforce treaty stipulations relating to
Chinese" passed the House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday without single
amendment by the decision vote of 167
yeas to Go nays. Briefly summed up,
the bill prohibits the coming of Chinese
laborers, skilled or unskiled, to this
country for twonty years, and orbids
any court, State or federal, to admit
any Chinaman to naturalization within
that time. The latter clause vii not
bear very hard on John Chinaman, as
he has not much inclination towards
naturalization, preferring usually to
remain few years, and then return
home with his accumulations. Occa-
there was an applicant for
naturalization, but these We're the ex-
ceptions and not the rule.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

Seat yourself at a table; attach riecs
Of metal (say shilllng) to a tire VI
having placed your elbow on the table
hold the thread between the points of
the thumb and re-finger, and allo "
the shilling to hang In the centre of a
glass tumbler; the pnlse will immedi.
ately cause the shilling to vibrate like
pendulum, and the vibrations will in
crease until the shilling strike the, sides
of the glass; and suppose the time of
experiment be 7, or 7.3D, the pendulum
will strike the glass seven times, and
then lose its momentum and return to
the centre. If you hold the thread a
sufficient length of time, the effect will
be repe" ted, but not until a sufficient
length of time has elapsed to convince
You that the experiment is complete.
We need not add hat the thread must
be held with steady h md, otherwise
the vibrating motion would be con.
tracted. At whatever hour of the dlv
or night the experiment is made the
will be the same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

" ling h1use, NJ ih IF ST RY Dwell,
"'Seott vernon NO. R TO- M nr'e st eo, ppIy
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----7---S-~S-V- -
EfShfy-fOur miles an hour,

Some Of the new pAs4euger Train
engines built at the Bald win works for
the Bound Brook route have lately
developed great capacity in speed, one
of them having recently made record
with a full train of 70 miles au hour,
and No. 224 made 70 miles in he same
time. The latter engine was timed for
a single mile between Bound Brook
and Yardley, and it was found that
she was going at the rate OF eighty.
tou" miles an hour. The people AT the
Bald win works says chat some ofthese
engines can do better even than this,
and they would not be surprised to
hear that the locomotives have made
with full train as much as ninety
miles an hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25
wAteFsOn Goes IL Alone.

We demand tariff reform, and we set
our face il the dir ction of free trade
We would not give pipeful of to-
bBcco for a Democratic party which
should go back upon the revenue record
of The party. The Democrats who is
not a free trader should go elsewhere.
He should join the Republicans. No
true Democrat can De a protectionist
The fiddle PADDLE about the growing
popularity of protection in the South
should misead no one. The Dem
ocratic party will make a free-trade
fight in 1884. If it loses it will make
another in 1888. Democrats who can t
60 IL had better pack up and get out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25
COQUE ErE.

"Coquette, my love they sometimes call,
for she Is li2ht OF lips and heart
What though she smile alike on all,
fin her smiles she knew no art?
Like some glad brock che seems to be,
That ripples DER Its pebbly bed,
And prattles to each flower or tree,
Which stoops to kiss, overhead
Beneath the heaven, white and blue,
1t purls and sings and laughs and leaps
The sunny meadows dancing through
Ger moi y sn ais and frothy sleeps.
lis thus the wor d doth see the brook
BAT have seen 1t otherwise,
When following 1t to soma far nook
Where ieafy shields shut out the skies.
And there Ia waters res subjuei,
In shsd"wy Do is, serene and ,hy,
Wherein grave thoughts and f,ncies brood
And tender dreams and longi rs lie.
| love 1t when It laughs and leaps,
Bu love is better when at rest
lis only in Its tranquil deeps
see my image in Its breast!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

lls'i ' On FIRST ioor at lis King It.
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yNTHEoKrdANs' COURT, NEW Gas

IN THE ORPHANS COURT, NEW GAS
I lie CUUN Tl.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Cour
| Of the State Of Delaware, in and tor New Gas
tie County, IN de February term, A. u
1882, of said court, will be exposed to pub ic
sale, at the county court house In Whining
ton, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1882, at 2 O'CLOCK.
Tho following described real estate, being the
p operty of Hiram H. l. dye, deceased. to
wit:
No. l. 81 acres of land in Rrandywne Hun.
dred, on the Philadelphia pike, near Holly
Oak station.
No. 2, A lot Of land with two frame houses,
on Church street between Seventh and Eigntb
streets. in the city Of Wilmington,
No. 3. A three-story brick dwelling house.
and stable on the eaUerly side of French
street between Eighth and Ninth streets, In
the city of Wilmington
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid, by
MarlSts LEVI 1. BIRD. Trustee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25
A Western Wreck,

A dispatch from Vice presilon,
Cakes, of the Northern Pacific Rail
road, confirms the published account.
Of the accident to a construction trair
at Sweet Briar Creek, some forty miles
west Of Bismarck, Dakota Territory
Eight men were killed and twenty
three wounded, only two of them at a
seriously. One of the railroad shops
at Mandan has been fitted up as a hos
pital, where the wounded are being
cared for. Mr., Cakes reports that the
Northern Pacific Road is now free from
snow drifts, and trains are again max
ing their regular trips.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

u'a Ward. apply 2.S Market street
Mon milf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

Yesterday the jackson Il SHARP
Company shipped three handsome pas.
senger cars to the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad Company, and five to the Den.
Yer Il Rio Grande Railroad. The cars
for the Ohio Il Mississippi road are
several inches wider than the standard.
The early part of next week they will
send two Leighton sleepers TO the Sa.
vannah, Florida and Western Railroad.
and toward the latter end Of the week
they expect to ship five more cars to
the Denver 81 Rio Grande Company.
The firm isvery busy, aud some Of the
men are working at night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-25

Hon. Roscoe Conkling, it is now
asserted, does not want any office
within the gift of the people or the
President at present. HIS plan to
make all the money he can by his law
practice in the time intervening, and
return 10 the United States Senate from
New York at the election three wears
hence provided, of course, that the
stalawarts can then command the
necessary strength.
William Thompson, of Glen Cove,
N. Y, was recently fined 1915 for Ia
to kiss a young lady, and,
IN addition to the fine, had his face
slapped by the fair one, and a ring on
one Of her fingers cut him under the
eve, making a scar which he will carry
for life.