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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
The En- acy OF Y nc 9 inAttOn.

Those persons who denounce vaccii a.
ton in the human subject may have
their dou( tIremOved by studying TIE
paper Gu the Protective Effect or Vac.
cinatior, read BY DR.. Henry Tomkius
the other day at Ovens College, Man
chester, England. He showed that the
most striking evidence TO The efficacy of
vaccination came from the small pO1
hO-pi ais themselves During forty
years exper enc at Highgate, 10 nurse
OF servant WHO had been re- vaccinated
was ever attacked The students who
attended tho Hospital. for Clinical In
sfruction were favored with a ike i'm
mum y from the disease This last cir
cumstances gave DR.. Tomkins the op
portunity of combat ing an argument
often put forward Ivy the opponents Of
overwhelmingly, the nurses and
others attached TO smallpox hOspi ,als
become Injured to the disease from con,
slant exposure TO infection; therefore
they are safe. The students referred to
only attend tina Hospital Tor q few
hours once week, and yet not one of
them was attacked. The Doctor, in
conclusion, dttied anti vacc'nators TO
produce any half-dCZen unprotected
persons who could 90 through the same
ordeal unframed. Might not some of
the anti-yacinatUrs themselves be IN
duced to undergo the experiment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

1t is with som. what more than or.
binary interest that we have for some
years past awaited the annual records
setting forth the fearful ravagea
wrought by tigers ard other wild an.
imals, and by snakes, throughout the
Indian empire. From brief notice
which appears in the columns Of a
contemporary, we now learn that there
has been a steady decrease, from 1876
to 1880, in the total number Of wild an
finals destroyed throughout Hindostan,
coupled, however, with proportionate
increase In the number Of persons XII lied
| by wild animals and snakes. Thus,
whereas in the year first named there
were destroyed in Hiudostan no fewer
than %, 459 wild beasts, in 80 the figures
diminished to IA, $50; but, during this
same period, the number Of human
beings who have lost their lives has
mounted up from 1922 to q 800! One
satisfactory feature observable in the
present annual returns is that relating
to the great increase in the number Of
snakes destroyed in the Bombay Pres
idency alone. OF course, 1t must be .
matter of inpossibil:ty to suggest al
ant:doie for the mortal inj uries inflicted
by wild beast, such as a Tiger; but
there would seem to be good field
now prepared tor the farther prosecu.
ton of the experiments already made
by Dr. De LaCerda in connection with
"A sDecitic for snake bite,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

ID. j. Murphy, ex.District Attorney,
was shot ami perhaps fatally wounded
by John Moroney, policeman, in the
police court a, san Francisco, on S,tur.
day morning. MoroheV' VINO ha'i Deer,
witness III a case against ciieht Oh
! Murphy, was Ie'erfea 10 ny tno iattef
as an Austraiiah convict anu tHiei'
Samuel Hill, = quack doctor, was
found murdered IN his night clothes in
ditch near his house IN Southainp t1n
county, virginia iast fHnay night;
Ia" mousse was ourheu. IL ~ SuPpo"ea
| HIN was killed oy some co1ofeh men IN
revenge Tor tue deatil OF a patent iof
"., n .,,a nu 20 -, lino.,i, a"' "'
VI f'''."s
"ll'iatn hescher, u years OF age
quarreiIed win another man al Etha,
hoar AllrRheny Clty, fenna, on Sat
49, , nsL, qua r,a, 1891 Viz ' ,nha
',s,,. nn anI han.,,a ,,..a, as,a,a,
W ~ -. .,,.ln,i.
.. ooe"u' VIA vi, y,"n'o "''' "'''n''''
W num- WIN 20 ~ Jam
Loni. on FRIDAY night. Wilbelm MAJ.
enthai. II y,ars Of ACE stabhed another
pun,l nnmed Fnchs who had le.n
mocking and malt,ea.inv him I, ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
SD1rgluAlIhlll

There was quite a large audience as.
SEN bed AZ the Opera House Saturday
evening, 10 witness the 50 called srir.
ituaI manifestations Of Miss Auua Eva
Fay. A committee OF grntIenen was
selected fran the audience to invest.
gaze theekperiments. A representative
OF the REPu BLI,AS, anxious 70 obtain
the OPT MONS OF these gent !cmsn, called
upon them this morning, when one OF
them said: II consider II the griudtst
hombug that ever visited this city,
and do not for one moment think or
suppose that the spirits had anything
10 do with it. The tricks were no duubt
performed i'll some slight of hand man
mr. Upon interviewing another
member of tire committee, he expressed
himself in about the same terms and
complained that they did not even do
What they had promised on the hand
bills. "Why," said this gentleman
even the writing on the Slips OF
paper was all done by the same hand. 1"
Did you MOI have an opportunity OF
investigating these things?" asked the
reporter. ono Sir, we were not allowed
to examine the cabinet until it suited
The mediums 10 allow us to do so, and
then OF course everything was fixed to
escape detection. | have no hesitation
IN pfononncing the whole thing fraud
ana "A delusiOu."
A momnelt physician OF this city,
who vas present, pronounced the eX
hibition as far b'iow hi, expectations.
On the other haad there are some who
say that they were mysrtcd, and can.
not tell what unseen agencies produced
The rii'"ts, but al. agree in saying that
the exhibition was not AS good as some
Others that have visited this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

A large audience Assem- bled on Sat.
urday evening to celt brate Washing
toms birthday with the above named
society which is new in tiourishing
condition and second to none in this
city. The programme as published on
Saturday was carried out and all who
participated reflected credit upon them.
selves and the society and gave evil
dence of careful training The Grafton
by Frederick II. Robinson, was very
highly app eciatrd Ivy all present. Under
the leadership Of W. b. Gem the choir
is becoming very proficient. The meet.
ings are held every Saturday evening
to which all persons are kindly invited
and no collections taken, AZ the txpen-
ses are met by dues from the members
They would be uIeaSed however to have
the audience wait Until the bauedlctlcn
is PRONOUNCED, instead Of leaving as
soon as the programme is ended.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

Several cases of smallpox have ap
peared at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, con-
tracted from o passenger on the steam.
or Peruvian, who died OF the disease,
near that place, on Friday.
A pay train on the Rutland ard ALE
ghany Railroad was thrown down an
embankment by land slide, near
Buchanan, Virginia, on Friday night
killing one man and seriously iDjurint
three others.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Finch was burned IL
death in Prince George county, Vir'
ginia, on Friday night, by her dress be.
coming ignited from an open fire a.
which she was sitting.
The trial of James Y Oh ristmas for
the murder of William q whitney
in June last, will begin in Washington
to-day. Whitney was the son of Mrs.
General Gaines; Christmas is her son.
in.law.
The steamboat Berthe Clai borne has
been burned TO the waters edge in
Steel's Bayou, Mississippi. The loss
on the boat and cargo IL $4,000. A
colored man and three children were
drowned.
The Legislature OF Utah adopted "A
memorial to Congress on saturday,
protesting against the threatened do.
privation of people OF that territory Of
the fright Of local self.government y
In the Slnerior CoGrt at Montreal
Saturday. Judge Torrance decided
that a divorce granted in New York
was legal in the Province OF Quebec
The President on Saturday signed
the joint resolution apDropriating
500, o0O for the relief Of the sufferers
by the food in the Mississippi valley.
A large anti.polgamy mass meeting
was hid in Knoxville, Tennessee,
las, eYening. ExPusimaster Grner-
al MAYNARD was among this speakers
j. H. HAghs, known As the "Fakir
OF Ava, is dangerously Ill in Troy,
New York, from bite ola pet raccoou
Edward Moore, of Trenton, New Jer-
sey, reported suffering t,cm AoiTopho-
ha. dicl al nom on Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

One Sunday in each wear /, i.r
10 missionary collections in rbs N.
dist denomination, and ye.rrl,.
observed for that purpose A. 4,
chu.ch. The result wa. h4,a
most sanguine expectations.
The collections in The SD9dav,a.
alons amounted to e., 2H4 II h-t,,
missions. During the year 'Lerr
sos - collected for hone mISrl
s595 % for foreign, making a ,,]
the Sunday schools Of 81 OS.M
This does not include the mona
lectcd for other purposes. Ii, 4
amount collected for foreign "a "A
alone II S2.G7o.77 and this will
thsr be Increased. The church \
tions were also taken up yp,,sri,|
a counted TO several hundred 4
which is nos inCladel in 'heatu
pastor, Rev. George Miller. VI
10 cOnfrrri 80 this year hlyrgu}
5000 which ~ Il larger amount a
ChurcL has ever sent before
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
THIRD EDITION.
The U. s. Senate was not in session

The U. s. Senate was not In session
on Saturday.
In the House, Mr., Flower, OF New
York, ffered resolution adopted by $500
working men OF tina, citr, asking Cong
ress TO intervene in behalf OF their fol.
lowcitizens confined in British pris.
ons, Mr.. Henderson, of Illinois, asked
to have the Senate bill Tor TIE retire
ment OF General Grant taken from the
Speakers table and referred, but oh
jectiouwas made by Mr.. Springer, OF the
same Sta a. Mr.. Reed, Of Maine, from
the Committee on Rules, reported a reso-
luton for the appointment Of 50
lee tcommittee of nine members on wO
man suffrage. The resolution was adop
ted-yea 10, nays So,
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, from the
Committee on Coinage, reported a bill
to authorize the coinage of silver dol.
lars and fractions thereof of full stan
dard value en- the metric system. 1t
was referred TO the Committee of tie
Whole. The Post office Appropriation
bill was considered and passed with
amendments, and the House adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
n asby's knVs,,iiOn.

Nasty writes to the Toledo B,aie
II have inventid a new carpet bag foY
the especia. yoJse Nv patriots and agi
tators. is made Of this ingy Rubber
with frame that folds into a small
compass. You take the carpet bag
blow t up I'll it bu yes out AZ the sides
Ell tho " WIZ fGl ofC.Uyr and walk int
lodging house ana demand rooms with
OutidenCe. That carpet bag Dustin
with vaiyoohles settles it. You STAY
on the strength Nv the bag, and hev
your meals sent 10 your room and live
fat. Presently your landlaly wants
money, aud commences to wa;Gh thar
carpet bag ICO can't get uut of the
house with il for that is her anker ana
her hope. Very good. Some evening
700 g TO your room, let the wind OUT
Nv it, fold it up, put i, in your coat
pocket, and bid her good evening, tell
ing her that you shall be- home early
and ste might light the fire a. ten
and the place that knoHed you un,'
knows 700 DO more forever. The fus
dark place you come tOyCu blow it NJ
aGln, ard establish yourself III comfor'
Ell not il luxury
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
FOURTH EDITION
United Frien ds OF America.

The annual session Of the Supreme
Council, United Friends OF America
was held in Germantown, Philadelphia,
February 22nd, 23i and 2ith, when tn.
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year
5. P,-Jesse Trout, Of Liberty Coun'
ell, Pa.
S. V. P.-Annie +. Temple, Friend
ship Council, Md.
S. Sec Charles Fl. Combs, Harmony
Council, Wilmington.
S. Treas. Francis, Liberty
Council, Pa.
S. S. W-George P. Styles, Liberty
Council, New Jersey.
s. j. W.-Emma Trout, Liberty
Council, Pa.
S. Elizabeth Post, Friendship
Council, New Jersey,
S. &. L.-Li2zie Parent, GaI field
Council, Pa.
S. S. G.-Samuel Dixon, friendship
Council, Nd.
S. |. G.-Lille Connor, Harmony
Council, Wilmington
5. /. S.-ka'e Maxwell, Liberty
Council, Pa.
S. o. S.--Geo. II. Conner, Harmony
Circle, Wilmington.
S 5. William 5. Temple, Friend.
ship Council, Md.
S. j. r-ElIa L. Davis, Haru ony
Council, Wilmington.
S. L.-R. II. Conrad, Laurel Council,
Nd,
Trustees-A. j. Simpson, Md; l. H..
sparrow, Md; Robert Gillespey, Md;
william T. DAVIS. Wilmington.
George p. Styles, New Jersey,
The order was Instituted in 1876, but
did not attain much prominence unit.
1850, since which time it has been
steati!y increasing. and has pread un'
ii at present ttcrr are councils in Mary
land, Virginia, District of Columbia,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New YORK and Massachusetts. There
arr two councils in this city, both of
which are III IA prosperous condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

Joseph Scott e.Oped with Mrs. Brad
field from Kansas City on Wednesday,
evening and took atrain on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Tor
Bu-hLeI, where the wOmaus parents,
very respectable people, side. Mr..
Bradteld learned OF he eiopemont il
time 10 board tie sane train, in. he
remained in rear car, although he as.
certalred that the guilty couple We're
together in a forward sleeper, until
morning, when he wenttu their section
and shot Scotr four times, one ballet
piercing his hand, one his side, one his
breast and the other his head. The
shooting occurred rear MacObe, III.
and at Bushnell, near by, the wounded
man WAS removed by Mrs Bradheld To
her parents home, and 10 is being cared
for by her there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
rae BSyard Taylor Exhibition

lie exhibition at the very cro~ded IN NTH.
iy reception IL New York On Saturday even
Az oi the Ladies ar. hs-ociatioI,ro sisted Of
49, 'u4dics, ~ OIL AID water c,lDr.. AMI Line
Iain,ings by Rayard Tay!ar, ranging ind tic
from August 1905. to July, ISL. The studies
theiy IN water Co.ors, CONSIST Of cafoully
drawn and Interesting melnyrandA y. places
visited during his European travel, and q
few views at ard near the Whit Sulphur
>irinH. The painting are all from Euro
pcaM sketches. Tho TGuug were hung with
Eastern rugs and stuns tad there were dis
played bb0nUvaH's bro 70 b6-.reIlefportrait
Of Hf. Taylor, aplastcr Gag. Of LaGn ThOmp
soma has relief head ~ hs tomb: another
also in plaster, aud little plaster bust by
Charles t~.Vrrly; an excellent pen and .ius
head by his daughter. Mist Lillian Taylcr
AID crayon mead by G. \. Turner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

The National Conference of prchihi-
ti"nlsts, called by Mrs Mcclellan Brown
OF lit'shurg, as Secretary Of the Nation.
a! Brohibl'lonal Alliance, to meet in
Chicago ON Marsh lst, has been POSITION.
ed. The Alliance will supper; a confer
ence at Cuicago, soon 10 be called, for
the latter part OF !he August, hy Gideon
/ Stewart, OF Ohio, as Chairman Of the
Executive Committee Of the National
iFohihlt'onai party. The peunsylvs
MA Prohibition Convention, inst clu,rd
at Altoona, arranged Tor presentation
at thcpropos' conference, and ,romi.
n"nt Proh.hitiOul-rs ,hronvnout the
mon Ar" reIorte! 10 hn conrurr,ng In
the call. On" Of the question, t. come
before the conference Will he change
81 party name.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

The Rev. w. T. Tull, Of this city
preached in the Odd Fellows Hall, at
Bra ckinviIle, yesterday morning and
evening, before large and attentive
congregation. The revival services still
continues with unabated interest.
Eighteen persons have already united
themselves with the church and seven
seekers presented themselves at the al
tar last night, some of them being the
most prominent citizens of the neigh
borhood. The collectors who are col.
lecting money for the purpose Of erect.
ing church edtiCe are meeting with
success and have already received sub
scriptiOns to the amount Of $1,000 for
that purpose, They expect to commence
building operations in the Spring.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

a joint meeting was held in San
Francisco on Saturday evening of the
Democratic and Republican County
Committees, and delegations from the
Chamber # Com merce, Board of Trade,
PfodUc" Exchange, and Board of Bro
k"Ts, TO arrang" Tor grand III ,Ss meet
ing, irresDrciive Of politics, 10 he he'd
next SATURDAY afternoon, for the Dhr-
pose OF expressing the sentiment OF the
substantial business men OF the com.
nunl'y in favor IF 'bs Anti Chinese
bill now p"niiuG in Congress. Mcr-
chants vii! he Requested ~ clos" their
stores on thai a'i-rnVnn, To enable all
tb"ir employee, ~ attend the meeting.
The County Committees Of both par.
ties III the various counties Of the STAT.
Will h- requested 30 arrange for similar
mectILgs the same afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

Mr.. A. l., TatnaII, dealer in -four
tteh, garden seeds, etc, has quite :,
cUrlps.t' in his store window, No. 7l3
w est Front street, in the shape OF n
large box iiIiCd with earth, in which j.
il numUer Of spring onions and one
or two large pea ViLes. Tie latter con.
tain quite number Of peas, which
are ready to be pulled. These ueas
were planted about eight weeks Il
and have been in the window even
since. No fire is kept in the store at
nights aud in consequence this is a re.
markable growth of peas. They t
Of Landreth's early variety which are
considered very fine. Iho onions ar,
also doing well. BY this mode people
could grow peas, s., in their house
all the winter and they would he rel
Ishtd by all during the winter months
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
Serious Accident.

A young man named John K. Proud,
formerly of Rockland, and whose pal'
ents still reside at that place, met with
a serious accident about two weeks ago,
while at work at Rudolph's paper mill
in Philade. pbia. He was employed as
a machine tender, and while tagging a
pulley, was 80 unfortunate as to have
his leg caught between the belt and
pulley. The machinery was revolving
at high rate of speed, and before he
could be extricated his leg was broken
in three places He was rem owed to
the Homeopathic hospital at Eleventh
and Cuthbert streets, and on last Satur-
day it was deemed necessary to ampu-
tate the leg, which was done about .
O'Clock in the afternoon. He has i'm
proved some little since, but is stl in a
very precarious condition. Mr. Proud
Is a sober and industrious young man,
and he, as well as his parents, have the
sympathies Of the people of Rock land,
who have known him since boyhood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
FIFTH EDI}0|
Tho Assessms,,,.

The Levy Court having co,'
revision of the asses,,,..n n,H' pe'd 1
correct copies OF the SANE b, "s' Il
made ont by the Clerk If IA. >,
they have been placed in the "" I,.' rA'
places for public irspcc,ion" Wv '"o'i
Those whose names do no,
tho lists, should appear beio,a a "
court during It's session in M, ,as It'
have them placed thereon 'ca u
First ward-Esq. Bertoler..
No. 800 Shipley street. sHs
secoud ward-william R,,.,
store, on the Third stree, brid Ds'''Ns.
laird ward Harry Wi,.s',.
store, Maryland avnnus and ~ a
street. '' Mag
Fourth ward-William II poA.,.
cigar store, No. ll3 + Fou,'b 1 ~,
Fifth ward-Lta,ystte. Hotel IT. ', y
and Shiplsy streets. W.
Sixth ward--John MAN.,
N. Il. corner OF Ninth and ",
streets.
Seventh wArl-George Eobip,
loon, ). L. corner Of Tenth AMI ~.
streets. va
Eighth ward - Grocery storeat , Il
and Spruce STREETS.
Ninth Wari-Mr. Sweepey.
store, 2002 Nal et street 90"
Tenth Warl-S. T.. corner nj "a. 4
and Jackson streets wv
Eleventh Ward - Eober r o..
hams saloon No. 800 Mara
nue..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
Miss.OnaIy Anntyer ssrtes,

The Missionary anniversary Of III,
Sunday School Of the Union NJ. +
church will be held to morrow cues
day evening. The exercises viii b'
varied and Interesting Revs. Steugl'
and Eawlins will make addresses.
Asbury NJ. E Sunday School ami
versary will be held on Thursday even
ing next. An admission Of Is ard II
cents will be charged at both anniver
saries to pay expenses.
St. PaUis NJ, +. Sunday School an
niversary will be held on next Sunday
afternoon at . 80 o'clock.
Madeley chapel, south side, will hav'
a musical and literary entertainment
on Friday evening, which PROMISES tt
be interesting and well attended.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
Ala fO~ h College

Rev. j. ~. Dungee isiD "a
calling ur0r tho friends d. ?
education, soliciting aid for Il.
College located at Harper, Fer
g,nia. Tho institution is fi!.
cation OF young cOl0rel Is
women and fitting them t' ID
Of co.ofed hchOOls for iii" sol'a
The college was Char'erA ]!
ard was named f,r John 81
Maine. who gave lO,OOb tOfhs
ment and 81, 900 for a llhra'r
educated and sent forth 'hrog.
South hnndred, of young M
women as teachers. Nj pM.-
uithiy recommended b. lrtsc'
aud by the press. He is a y
pamphlet address by St.ph"aA Al
lass, del vercd when hrun..H
It's fourteenth anniversary, a
1t il hoped that Mr.. Dnrsee
with liberal encOuragemr% 4
hluda "f the liberal c't2.s |
m!ngton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

1t has, no doubt, been mystery to
many how the iron ball inside of sleigh
bells got there. and it is said to have
taken considerable thought ON the part
of the discover before the idea struck
him. In making sleigh bells the iron
ball is put inside a sand core, just tie
shape Of the inside Of the bel. Then a
mold is made just the shape Of the out.
side of the bell. This sand core with the
jingle inside, is placed il the mould OF
the outside, ana the NOTED metal il
poured in, which fills up the space be.
tween the core and the mould. The hot
metal burns the core SO that it can be
shaken out, leaving the ball within TIE
shell. Bal valves, swivel Joints, and
many other articles, are cast in tie
same manner. This vas inieed an in
portart discovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
NOre new BUILDINGS.

Mr.. Jesse Bingham has purchased d
large lot of ground near Warmers mo
rocco factory, and as soon as the wealth
er opens, intends to commence the cree
ton of fifteen dwelling houses. There
Is room on the lot for seventy-hve lou.
SEES, aud it il expected that he will con
tinue building until the whole ground
IS occupied, Some time ago Mr. Bing-
ham built eighteen houses on Monroe
street near Fifth, Of which he has sold
twelve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

The coming six days g"as-yo,
please walking match will begin il
Madison Square Garden, New York
on Monday morning, The entities art
nine in Number, headed by Charlie,
Rowell, who hoods the Ashley cham
piOnshlp belt, and who has six day
record OF 5tiG miles. His practice is a
daily run of forty miles at the Ameri
can Institute. He is backed by Peter
Duryea, who is managing the contest
and who brought Eowell from England
The other entries arr: Patrick Fitz
gerald, Robert Vint, John Sullivan,
John Hughes, George b. Norrmac,
Peter j. Panchot, William H. Scot,
and George Hazael. FITZGERALD hold.
the highest six-day rtc,ri, having
Ii ade $50 miles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

Ons of the largest rt'',Ji ,.,
ever held in this city u Az A.!
take place on Weine' a., .,
day, March 18th anu I",~
comprises all the pFJEp'''.s
fore known as the Allil'np' ,,s
and consists of lSj tinrIy, ,,'l i,
ing lots, together with ' ths j,
and Insane buildings 'uu, Wv
walls. This Is an oppI n
often offered and the ''''
well attended. \
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
railroad ACriOptst

About 3 o'clock yesterday morning
all employee Of the Pennsylvania EMI-
road Company, whose name could not
be ascertaintd, was Instantly killed On
the elevated railroad at Twenty first
street s'aliyn The Southern EXPRESS
winch LEFT this city about two o clock
III I'll morning was passing the Chi
cage Limited, when he was struck Nv
the engine OF the express train and nli.
tila'ed beyond recognition. His 10.
mains were gathered up placed in a
box two feet N .,LgfL, ard removed 10
, tIe IL :. 70.