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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
AN INTELLIGENT HORSE.
THE STORY TOLD by AN AMBULANCE DRIVER.

THE STORY TOLD BY An AMBULANCE DRIVER.
The driver of Bellevue ambulance stood on
the pavement patting his horses neck. The animal
seemed TO enjoy the attention paid by the driver and
looked around IN an intelligent way rs II TO say. We
understand each other, don't we !" Il don't believe
there's n smarter horse In Ncw-Iork q an this one
said the driver passing his hand the smooth aud
shining coat OF his favorite. have driven MN Tor
FIVE years and therefore know what am talking about
That horse can tell every time when have sun Ia
the wagon and governs his pace accordingly. Ire
member "A while ago OF taking along man who had been
injured on the elevated road The fellow was all
smashed M when We started for the hospital but !
Thought lac might pull through II We could only get In
he fore death came That horse seemed To realize the
unuorucc of reaching the hospital soon ~ possible
and tore down the like mad. All bhd 10 10 vas
10 hang on TO rcins and ring the bell Well we had
come within half mile of the hospital when all AT once
the horse began 10 pull up and fell into gentle
trot tried 10 make him faster 10y cluclng to him
Use 1 couldn't understand what had come over him
unti happened to turn around and look at the poor
fellow lying IN the ambulance Then kne" the reason
the man was dead. That's not the only ca-c have
had i'm which my horse has discovered TINT the patient
wa. dead before we reached the hospital.
How does he find II out Blamed u Know lie
heats all the horses tried TO fool him one
bur beng IN n hurry 10 get ia rs soon ms possible
wbstcd 10 nv horse struck him with the whip and en-
deayored TO make him think had an urgent Ease on
hoard IL want no use. He saw through 10 all and
wouldn't bulge out OF a slow trot All wish Is that he
could talk. He'd make good surgeon, he would"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIh

More applications for space than nave made wsas
received in any one of recent years have oeeA
this year to the managers of the forthcomht ses
exhibition Of the American Institute some .,,on d
have been made In the buildings where tue ,hrd
to be held between Third and Second AYES, va.
aud s,xry.tourth SITS The large fountain ~nien and
oonsneaous feature last year has been removed
some exceedingly ponderous machinery wn :. a and
The exhibition will open at p. m on oc'ops' sunday
close about the last November Every day An 10
the building will be open TO visitors from .na.aya
%. m. On september II the buildings on 0.snsry,
win be opened for the reception OF nsSy Iii Il epN
aud on the 23d the Third ave. entran0s W"
for tho reception Of other goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16

value mounts much higher bat it is nudcious to think
OF the auction value of piece as tending 10 poe'n
ing spirit greatly to be reprobated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16

Governor Cleveland has very strong backingiu one
great fact that he received nearly two hundred thou
sand majority. That majority the Democratic party In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16

Some time ago talking with Western orchestrs
leader, modest man with passion for music, and no
told HE that the rebel song, Maryland my Maryland"
had no tune of its own. but had stolen very old Ger
man tune belonging TO very digned words he said
that Hail Columbia and The Star spangled Banner"
were both old and worn tunes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

! The following religion, intel ."nc" il
noted IN the Conference" Worker for ,his
week.:
Rev. and Mrs. Jno. S. Iuskip, OF
| 'hi,adrl plil, expect I" visit this city
! to-day Saturday, }, and will spend III,
Sabbath with III" AShury people. Mr.
! lnrkip is u native OF Wilmington, and
well known by II number Of o,d citizens.
Mrs. Baldwin, Of missionary fame,
will occupy the Union NJ, L. pulpit,
this city, on Sunday morning, Februa-
ry 4th.
The pastor Of Odessa NJ f. Church is
contemplating the publishing, in pam
phlct form, the proceedings of the late
S"mi-Crntrnnial anniversary.
The fifteenth annual session of the
Wilmington Conference will convene III
Cambridge NJ. f.. Church, ON WcdncS-
day the .th Of March next, five weeks
from next Wednesday,
Rev. DR.. G. II. Fowler Missionary
Secretary, who was announced 10 fill
the NJ. f. pulpit OF Smyrna, on Sunday,
viii not be- there in consequence Of Il
call tu North Carolina Fortunately,
Rev. DR.. Madison A. richards, Of ST.
fauI' Church, this city, will take his
place and preach both morning and
evening.
Mr. j. H. G, Barrett, editor Of Tia"
"fanhridg" Fra, proposes 10 issue Il
small daily during the session of the
Wilmington tontcrcur" 10 he held i'll
Cambridge. lie pr"p~"s to have "A
daily record Of the proceedings Of iI'
( Conference. tOrpt her with ct her Interest,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

The system Of lighting railroad car.
riagcs by electricity seems, As far as has
been tried, tO he fairly successful On
the Eastern Railroad of France there is
n Grammc dynamo machine driven 10y
the locomotive and Faurr accumua-
tors. To these has recently been added
an 'a,tOmatic intcrrnpter the action
Of which is to break all communication
between the Gramme machine and the
accumulators when the speed Of the
train dcScrnds below normal. Further,
if the lamps are lit AT such "a time, or
when stoppage occurs, the automatic
apparatus substitutes the accunulatorS
for the machine, or r"ciprocally ; the
moment Of change is not prrCeptlblc.-
When the train is running without the
lamps being lit, the Granme machine
charges III" AcculnulHturS rXclusivrly r;
when the train is lit the machine feeds
both the lamps and the accumulators.
II is only y when the illuminated train
-lackcns speed or stops that the acru-
muator- supply tn" current required
by the lamps, and this is restored when
the train has resumed its normal speed.
Thus th" aCCunulaiOrs are not 50 cum
brons ~ if they had sufficient capacity
10 feed tn" lamps during the whole
journey. There is Il Swan lamp in each
compartment. The rain is lii by the
guard on entering the tunnel. The cost
for an ordinary train of thirty-siX lamps
is about twelve francs IA day, whereas
the lighting with oil cost about thirty
six francs, and was very imperfect
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Dots.

The Arch street Opera House Min
strrl, appear at New Cast!" tonight.
The steamer :, NJ. FELTON, starts hcl
regular trips March 3rd.
At a jug breaking in Mi. Salem NJ. f.
Church on Thursday night, a profit Of
S1G,2l WAS realized.
a boy named Ice Peters, shot off th'
index finger Of hi, right hand yesterday
by the accidental diSclarg" OF "A gun.
Mechanics Lodge, \. i, has paid
Past Master WIN, II. Seeds $,;2l ~ a
compromise Ia his claim Of 500
The Second Street Hack Line still
continues to rul Oh its route ont Sec
oud and down jackson.
The residents of the Ninth Ward " inh
the Ward divided AT Thatcher street,
and ar" signing petition To that rt-
feet.
A boy uaurl Faucet, residing at No.
%l West Seventh street, ran int" II ear
riag" yesterday and broke his left arm.
DR.. MauI reduced the fracture
AT the regular monthly meeting Of
the HON" Loan Association held last
evening in room |, Clayton House
huilding 1880 sold at n premium of .
and ~. per cent,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

| The section as amcndcdwas then unani
Inously adopted, the Democrats joining
with the Republicans III voting for IL
! passage.
SECTION IA, providing for the pGbli'
cation Of the accounts and preceding
Of the Board, yearly, in two neWspa-
pers, was adopted.
SECTION l45, relating to the amount
to be raised for school purposes, was on
motion Of Mr.. Bailey deferred until at-
ter consultation with the Legislative
Committee of the Board.
SECTION 1916, empowering the Board
to draw dividends entered to the credit
Of the school fund In certain districts
was approved.
SECTION 1i7, was amended, 50 that
members Of the Board Of Education
shall receive the same compensation as
members Of Council, and then passed.
SECTION liS, relating to the oath or
affirmation Ia be taken by members of
the Board before entering upon their
duties, was passed and Council adjourn
ed to meet this evening AT 7D O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
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sun rises 10. sun Sets 5.ls
Davis. the Jcwcler, 8 +. md street.
A new assortment Of lamps al 9''c store.
q. $. Humphrey & Bro, ona-price hatter'
DR. DarmOn's Office 1924 Camac st.. Phila
For cut flowers and funeral designs, 20 u
s43 Market st.
Gum boots repaired by r Uotleckcr at 10,
! West Second street.
| 1t was a photographer that laid down some
very excellent views
/ Fine Is h. Plain Gold Rings, at I. E.
Hanfs. Is East Fourth ST.
! II. NJ. MuIlln has full stock Of tobacco
and cigars for 1883. 525 ". Front 81.
| positive cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever,
! Cold in head is Ely's Cream Balm. See adv't.
Their" Il a demand among musicians that
all should nave il unfOrin pitch and stick u
| ii.
| The sharpest men in New York are contin,
ually studying how street car conductors can
bcat the company.
A hotel guest who won't lie awake all
night to catch the cry Of fire must have soft
thing Oh ilre-escape.
Until It Is known how statesman stands
on n great question Of the day there is al
ways fear that he may slip up.
Great reduction in black cashmeres dress
goods blankets quilts, shawls and under
wear at Wilson's, Alb Market street.
Ross. ll6 Market street has great. bargains
In winter hats, caps and underwear. Now is
the time to ret good goods at very low prices.
Call and see them.
A Hartford woman who advertised the loss
Of a pocket book containing Sl5 received no
less than seven proposals Of marriage during
the next three days.
An exchange remarks that the Ham family
are not 50 numerous rs the Smiths, Browns
and .JOncscs No the Ham family are usually
cut of in their prime.
Cincinnati claims n dog which is so sensi-
tivo-mnhed that he will howl in a sorrow
flll manner when he sees brunette woman
20 past with red bow at her throat
For beauty of mouldinYs, want the public
to call and see. Gilt in splendid order and
pattern, Walnut and Rosewood Hnsurpas-
sable. G. X. Baugh, 5O7 Shipley street.
An Indiana woman failed to get divorce
because she alleged that her husband threw
IA pitcher at her when 1t was only the table
castor. Women should dot down such little
things In diary.
WIN. Boldly & son have for sale light medi-
um and heavy rubber sOeing. Seven kinds Of
patching. Rubber heels and cement rubber
boots, shoes and goods repaired, and warrant
ei. NO.3 ". 4th street.
Eighteen years ago an Atlanta man was
given letter to mail Last Thursday he
took the Confederate stamp from the envel-
ope, replaced It with II more modern stamp,
and dropped the letter into the post box.
The best authorities agree that any article
which contains the most gluten, in whatever
shape 1t may be, IL the best food for man. A
-four which makes hard, dry bread contains
too much starch.an starch must be subjected
10 boiling process 10 render 1t a suitable
food. | make a speciality of the gluten tiours,
which ! sell at a low price for cash at Fifth
and King sts W. ID. Pickels
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Mrs Alvrsia Falaun, residing AT 1851
West Seventh street, died yesterday
morning Of smallpox. Mrs. Fahaun
has been residing III this city but short
timc coming from the lower part OF
prnl.ylvaula She was hut twenty
two years Of age, and had been married
bat one year and three months. Dur
iug her short residence here she mad"
many friends among her ncighhors
who regret her death and extend
consolation TO her afflicted husband.
The body was inferred in III" Eiveryirw
Cemetery last evening, A funeral ser
vice will br held in Coopersburg, Pa,
on Tuesday next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

The opera hullS" ~ Defiance, Ohio,
was burned ont on Thursday night.
Loss $4,000
The Cincinnati Steam Forg" Com
pauy's building, in Cincinnati, wac
burned yesterday morning Loss $50,
600 IT employed - men.
The Milwaukee College for Young
Ladies, in milwaukee,, was partially
destroyed by fire, early yesterday morn
ing. All the inmates were saved. The
loss is estimated AZ $5o,oOO.
A fire in Omaha, yesterday morning,
damaged the stock Of MrMalol, Albert
Il Co., wholrsal" gru""r> Meyer x
Eaapltr, groc"rs, and Harb"rE, Dillnro
& Wcrth y restaurant, causing IA loss Of
Sip,UOO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27


. On Wednesday evening last, the 24t
inst, Il select party, consisting OF abou
7 forty couple, met AT the rcsidru'" q
Mr. Joseph Osborne, 20. iOl Adam
, street, and proceeded 10 the residence
of his sou-in law. Mr.. Richard ID. Rob
inson, on Eighth street, near Union
each bent ON nay ing a j"lly good tim"
On arriving There they were met by
Mr. and Mrs Eohinsou who kindly in
vitcd them Intp the mouse Floors Were
s"On minus carpets, stoves were dis.
placed sets were formed, and the
rooms soon presented Il scel,e Of anima-
ton
Noticeable among those who were
tripping the light fantastic was Mrs.
Osborne, in her first attcmpt, being led
by Mr.. George Stpop~ as partner h" he
ing professional, all obstacles were To-
moved
The next that attracted attention was
Mr.. Osborne. Although bald on the
pate, he was caused 10 blush when
asked by Miss Amanda Haney, It young
lady, if he was Engaged for the next
set, but MI and Mrs. Osborne, a..
though in their 41ih year, were equal to
'hc emergency, and yielded with be
coming dignity, although it was their
first effort,
Al ll,&0 the tables in the caparious
dining room We're loaded, and the
pleasure seekers invited in, when
justice Was done in regular supper
style" The bill of fare consisted Of
rakt and lrupuadr choice rOutrrtinu-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Annual Meetisi@P =. 4. Il p. AssOc1a.
flOn.

The annual meeting of the Stnckhold-
crs Of the Peninsula Agricultural and
PomOlogical Association was held to-
day at Middletuwn. The Secretary
report shows the receipts 70 have been
as follows:
For admissions, S2.9ll.Sj; for track
entrance fees, s., 1900; for privileges,
SU3 90; from all other sources, $40.
Total, from all sources, Sl,JIy. 80. The
disbursements We're, for awards to tX-
hihitors, S2,1S1.Un: expenses, S2,nTaIl.
Total expenditures for the year, -, $685.
=. Is leave, a deficiency in the
years business amounting to S2SS. 81.
The past year was poor one for agrl-
cultural fairs The receipts are greater
than those of the preceding year.
There have been min" fairs held by
th" Association, and il has had Il small
debt which has not increased since the
beginning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Kcnnari Collins was fined fifty cents
and cost, for being drunk and di>or.
derby. After this two ordinary drunks
followed with III" usual penalties.
Andrew Cow"n having found some
Wrrcaror bail tickets, p"ddled them
around town with the intention Of sell
ing them. He succeeded in selling a
number at prices ranging from 80 cents
downward. He was caught selling one
and arrested The offence in this State
is larceny for an act Of this kind. His
Honor held him in 500 bail Ia answer
the CAar-" ~ next court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Don't Seem High.

If you want to buy clothing cheaI
we have some odd lots Of suits which
we must sell 10 get tn" room to do this
we have selected u lot Of good, strong
substantial mems suits which "" will
sell for 800. Coats, pants and vests III
boys clothing similar suits for s., or tho
coats Of either lot for 81 each, also srv-
cral lot, Of odd na"taIu"ms At s. our
own make which we sold for s. These
goods and all our odd lots must be sold
as we must make room for spring stock.
j. r. MuLLlN Il Son, clothier,, 9th and
Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

In II certain cemetery is tomb wi

In II certain cemetery is a tomb with
This inscription
"Thif stone was raised by Sanh's lord.
Not NHrrh's virtues 10 record
For thry re wcll known to all the town
But It wus raised to keep Sarah down.
We do not know what allied siarah
but "" vrutUr" to say that If Sarah lad
had Hunt, Remedy, her "lord' would
uot lave had tn" satisfaction Of raising
e monument f. her Diseases Of the
kidneys, liver, and urinary organ, keep
people down even more rilrctUaliy tMau
monuments, but Hunt, Remedy is the
gTrJ1 healer that ovcrconcS these
diseases, and lifts men up to health and
liuOr Many u man who is in a fair
way ~ have Il monument i'll some Gem
rtrrN within Il year, would have, Iik"
llclckiah Of old, a new lease Of life by
taking Iiunt'S I;cm"dN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

There will be- a musical, literary and
dramatic entertainment 10y members of
Hoy Trinity Guild, Of Holy Trinity
(Dlh SwcdrsD church, assisted by a
lrw friends, on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary lSt, at odd Fellows Hall, Third
and King streets, ats O'Clock. Adults,
tickets, % cents chidr"n's tickets, ID
cents, procurahIr at Wood and Ban
croit'-, Goa Market street Davidson
and Bro. :, 800 King street 700 Walnut
street, IO9 King street, G%2 +. Seventh
street. or from members Of the Guild.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Local Personals.

Casper Kendall, of the firm OF Me.
Lear Il Kendall, has returned home
from an extended business tour.
May &. Primrose, Of Smyrna, is visit
ing Miss Lille Licht"nst"in Of this
city.
Russell Bros, connected with the
Grand Central Theatre, are now in this
city, visiting their parents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Citizens Of The NinIh and rr''W'T
wards are circulating petitions asking
the Legislature 10 &uth"rI2" th" Levy
Court to issue the necessary bonds t.
build n bridge over the brandyWtur a'
Washington street. II i, also desired l'
rebuild the Market street bridge IL d
greater elevation. A bridge was cone
'cmpated at Washington street about
l'ftrcn years ago, Grading was com
mcuccd, but for some r"as"m prohah.A y
want Of money, th" project fell through.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Miss May Mou,ry. daughter Of Geo
Mous"y, residing in thr Ninth ward'
broke through the lee Thursday while
skating. She was rescued with much
difficulty Ivy a gentleman who happened
to lb' naSSllL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
The Weather..

War Department., Office of the CHIEF
Signal Officer, Washington, January
FL A. NJ.
The WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
warmer, cloudy weather, followed by
rain, winds shifting To southerly, lower
pressure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Odd weekly papers are good enough
hen you can't get anything else, blf
the great New York and PllIadrlphIa
Sunday papers, bright and 1rcs III, sold
by Davis 6iS Market street, leads them
all. The latest telegraph news up to 3
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Great reduction, for few days only,
in ,tcrragc passages from England, Ire
land and scotland. For prepaid tickets
apply to :. F. Belts, agent, Adams EN-
press office, 5l9 Market street, Whining
ton
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Muslila y cents, Crashes 41.2 cents,
eui;,s 80 cents,

only slightly smoked, from the fire at
l!ood, Bonhright n cos, now offered at
Wainwright'S, 3l2 Market street. A
little more than half their value.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Found.

A pair of gold sp"ctacl"s We're picked
! up this morning ON Poplar street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. The owner
cam have the same by calling at this
office, and paying for this notice"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Il. MYIie OuiIEinM. VI. ID. .

Easl"ys, $. C., say: After using three
Disease given up to die, | am satisfied
will recover. Price Sl.0O and Sl.75 per
hottie Of all druggists.
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Don't Forget

that at the old soap office, Third and
Orange streets, that for fat and grease
that you now throw away you can get
soap.
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DO to JRnncy's,


litddullarttr l"r potatoes, 3O5 hlnE ~.
Every family should have Il medicine
glass in the house accurate ONES can
b" obtained from Danturth,. druggist,
cor SECOND and Market streets, for }
cents.
Ladies' ne~linp private appliances
should call IL Ladi"s' Department OF
Il. Jane, Belts Drug Store. Private
"ntranc" on sixth street. Lady attend
ant,
Go to Holland and get your photo
graphs. Tn" only cheap, trst-rlass gal
Irry in tn" city, 3O1 Market street.
Photograph frames speciality at
Ncrgcr's, 4o5 Shiplcy street
For bnrt Minnesota tour 20 to W. j.
Morrow, All French street.
Use Hcckcr flour from W. j. Morrow,
Al Fl nch street.
TO get the best brands of -four 60 Ia
W. j. Morrow, All French street.
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The new NJ f. Church at Nockrssin
will I've dedicated February IL. This is
tn" second new church at This place
within short time,