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Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
7 K|RD EDITION.
THE pRESIDENr AruOME.
RumOrs of his Dangerous Illness
Dp,,ied

WAsHINGTuN, April 22.-Pres ident
Arthur arrived at $50 p. m, accompa-
MED by his friends, Mr.. Miller, Of
Private Secretary Phillips, and was
met al thr depot by Secretary Freling-
huysen, AttDrney-General Brewster, As
sislaut Secretary Pruden and Allan Ar
thur. A couple OF hundred persons, in
cudlug a large number OF newspaper
correspondents, were also at the depot.
The President was one OF the first OF
the party to alighr from the train. As
he stepped down he appeared to be in
excellent health.
The Attorney General was the first to
take the Presidents hand, aud as he
laughingly alluded to the reports of the
latter's illness, the Presidents face also
relaxed into a smile, and he replied:
81 haven't been sick day; Eve ell
joyed the trip very much" The crowd
followed them to the carriages in wait
ing at the door, and, reaching the side
walk, the President stood for three or
four minutes in the rain talking with
Mr.. Brewster and others before enter
ing his carriage. Then he was driven
to the White House.
Secretary Frelinghuysen said that the
only foundation for reports of the Pre-
sident's illness was that he had spent
one day on the TallapOosa at Savannah
instead of going ashore, because he pre-
ferred to spend the day quietly in read.
ing. He expects to go West in few
weeks, certainly as far as the Missis
sippi, and perhaps as far as tie Pacific
coast
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
The PhRnix Park Murder Trials,

DUBLIN, April 90 Eugene, King.
ston, who was arrested in Liverpool, On
Wednesday, on aual icioL oi being con.
nerued vi it'll the PluLiA Park murder,
was arraigned in cour', to cay, ard, of.
ter a hearing in his ease, vas remandel
to prison, TO answer charge of con.
spiracy to murder.
The tria! of Timothy Kelley for com.
p,icity in the murder of Lord Frede.
rick Cav"nirr and Mr.. Burke was re.
Sumcd IN the Green Street Court HOuse
his morning After calling few more
witnesses, the Crown announced that
their case was closed.
The case for the defence was then
opened.
Kelley's counsel announced that rhpy
would produce witnesses TO prove an
alibi for the prisoner. Kelicy's brother
was the first witness.
One of the witnesses called by The
defence to prove an alibi testified that
he went to Phoenix Park with Kelley on
Sunday, May 7th (the day after the
murders had been committedD, and
that both of them made an examination
of the blood-stains on the ground.
The submission of evidence having
been concluded, Mr.. McIverny made
the closing argument in defence of
Kelley.
The Judge then delivered his charge
and the jury, at 5.i5 o'clock in the al.
ternoon, retired to deliberate on their
verdict. The jury, after remaining out
some little time, returned to the court
room and announced that they were
unable to agree
Ole Of the jurors, it is said, wanted
more proof of Kelley's presence in
Phoenix Park on the 9Th Of May.
Kelley was then renanded, and vii!
be retired on Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
The NOyes Reading Machine

Removes that embargo in reading - the
task OF ofholiin- up a heavy book by the hour
and makes reading ana study :" easy tina,
there Is no excuse for ignorance, II handles
heavy hOOks az easily NJ llght ones, and holds
them open a. any angle r IN any position
II is a Soon to 'uvalid-. d Joy u we'll people
1Hd Invaluable for chil6ccn In school. remov
IN" the cause ui round shoulders and prescrv
ing 100 eyes by placing tie book DusJ where
N Is wanted hDu JUST as 1t Is wanted. The
taboo q" ss1jing reduced simply to moving
tNe eyes from owe ne % unother.
Tho "Nach'EC" " holds the books by the
covers. leaving ,ne leaves Gee TO be turned. -
'ney are tnrn hc'4 open Wilh a Leaf Holder
which ~ Il lruCI eau hr IrmDECl 10 turn TIE
l4ayesa ~ rIa,l replat cd TO hold them open
The book tltst - any angle and is ptvOted &C
As to lu II rUunl 10 any poSiLiur. A CLAMP
attaches II t. Il lADle or desk. An EXtCrsiOII
arm IL u'sr m"de to attach 10 chairs, Book.
cases, Dictionary Holders or 9th cr converter,
oblccts. However, the Table Clamp, wlIch
always accompanies the Book Holder, will
usually be found ample. The whole ar
fAhgement Is very compact, ornamental and
free from complication.
Prices Book Holder with Leaf Holder
and Table Clamp. complete, IN white hn'sh,
II Brass, S2: Gold Plated, $3. The Exten-
sion Arm arranged to attI ch to chair arm,
etc. in white tnlsh. u additional Brass, 81,
and GO'd Plated. s3.
Scnt ny mail pc .t.paid on receipt of prlco.
made the Dictionary Holder business sand
make all kinds Of Dictionary Folders. Cir.
culars fee. Address. LA VERNE W.
NOl ES, 80 and lOl West Monroe street.
Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
A Mammoth n Show Parade.

An exchange recounting the various
attractions Of the street procession given
by the Great Forepaugh Show,
which is tG exhibit here on Monday
day, April %, closes with the following
strong endorsement at can safely
be asserted that Manager ForepaugA
has outdone all competitors in the mat.
ter of street ragcants, as he has III every
other branch Of show business. His
parade is larger, more varied and TAR
more attractive than that OF any Other
exhibition in America. The wardrobe IS
new, beautiful and costly; the horses
and ponies are the finest collection We
have seen the various tableau scenes
are exceedingly attractive, and the
whole affair, from the huge 24-hor,e
band chariot TO the clowns diminutive
cart drawn by pair Of goats, furnishes
a spectacle worth a journey Of many
miles,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Conveyance Wanted.
For the REPUBLICAN.

The residents Of South Wilmington
have some complaint to make because
of The difficulty they experience
in iindi X conveyance to and from
tnr King street market.
1t is said thar there is IA coach run.
ming for their especial accommodates
on market days, but several have grown
weary looking for it, and have taken
the long walk after having fruitles'Iy
waited for the coach. Now, if the pre-
prictor of said coach would be more
prompt, and would have placard upon
The side announcing where the points
Of sto rl@gc are, feel sure he would
make much more of d success of his en'
enterprise, both for himself and for the
citizens from over Third street bridge
W.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Butler on the Rampage G.

A telegram from Boston says that the
Republican members of the Governors 5
Council understand that they have
been dismissed until further wanted
that is they have been told that when
the Governor wants their advice he will
send for them" One of the councillors
is reported as saying: 81 do not see
how the Governor is going to get STATE
warrant. audited without us. All ex.
penses Of the State must be approved
by US. II there is no Council to approve
the bills, no payments can be made by
the Treasurer
There is one comfort, however, the
State Government will be lopsided with
ont us The fact is recalled, however,
that Governor Rice " took similar
action with his Council, thinking it un-
necessary that they should meet regu-
larry, like a parliamentary body, tell
ing them that when wanted they would
be notified" "
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Movement of the Land Leagues.

ltwa- decided in yesterdays meeting
Of Land League branches in New York
aud Brooklyn that tn" delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention shall leave on
Tuesday night,
Thomas brennan, cX-Secretary Of the
Irish National Land League, was given
areceptIpu at tn" house of james Red
path, III New York iastnight. Among
those present were. NJ. u. Gallagher.
j. }. u ShanghurS>y William Eagan
Miles Iirinn, CoIpu" Fredcrick CoGk-
hing H"v. Father Mcmillan, and it is
rrpurr'i, ~ O'Douovau i;us,l. Mr., Ern-
It. N. 30 Drief speech, SAID that, "in
tn - Is Of W"ud"iI Phillips. fhr
IrDsh ..j been slaves, hut r"h,'tr-
sDon. \ noUA the Irbclliom, Of H."
pas .i.J "' b,W ,urro,>tul, h" hop"d
Il. .. .. Il me 'uturc Wuu,@ l.,
VII .,.','+ir0'loua, u NOT,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
FROM SATURDAYS LATE EDITION
What NeXtf

Now that we have Water Commis
sion, what next? Here IL Is. II viii
organize and 60 into operation the frs
of July. 1t is no completely nom
partisan that 1t is composed of ,wd
Democrats ami one Republican. Thil
non-partisan commission will appoint
non partisan like II. Is. McIptire Chic
Engineer, Superintendent, or whateye
1t may be called, of the Water DeparJ
ment. 1t will most likely aproin}
Edward Mclntire, the father of II. B.
also q well.krOwn Democrat, a nom
partisan Water Registrar. 1t will and
point well-known Democrats like David
Findley and Isaac Cavender, non
partisan engineers at Cool Sprin
Reservoir. 1t will appoint Thoma]
Blanken, or some other well-knowr
Democrat, non-rartisan engineer al
the City Mills. It will appoint Rober1
Cottingham, or some other Democrat
like him, non-partisan boss of all thu
other little non-partisan Democratic
hGsses in the Water Department. Th,1
people decided last June that these men
should retire from official control, but Al
Democratic Legislature has decided
otherwise.
The people have perfect right to en-,
joy the privileges of selecting their own
officers and exercising the privileges Of
local government, provided they elect
Democratic officers. Otherwise it is Al
cold day for them. The time was when
the people made Legislatures, but these
good old times have passed away and|
the Legislature is now mighticr than
the people. The people of Wilmington
ought to have known better than to
elect q Republican Mayor, ard eject Mr.
McIutire from the Water Department
AS punishment for making change
the Legislature has overturned the
will of the people and the latter may
now prepare for long rule Of McIntire
n, aSiurn
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Circulation Of Newspapers.

Somebody las been giving the pub
fishers Of "GOh's handbook IF Read Y
Reference for Advertisers, AN assumed
circulation of three Of the daily papers
Of Wilmington. Whoever reported them
struck the circulation Of the R"pubii-
can nearly right, but unless they were
deceived about the other two, they
seem to have no fear of the fate Of An
anias and Saphira. The papers wrong
y reported should at once makca cor
rcction AS point in illustration we
will ask; Is it honest for paper with
$500 circulation to be reported III di-
rectories as having 5000 or $500, there
by dccciviny advertisers? The owl
fraud III the old rectory is not reported
at aIl-too inslgni ticant for notice.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
A Turbulent Character.

Yesterday morning, as officer Kenne-
dy was passing Eleventh and King
streets, on his way to tn" hail, he saw
John Kirby standing on the corner
drunk. He rrird to get him 10 90
home, but va, cursed for his pains,
and finding thnt there was no other
course 10 pursue arrc-tc! him. The
prisoner Immediately showed fight,
and Officer Adams, who Was in the Vi
cini'y hurried to assist Kennedy The
officers hal considerable trouble with
the man. vino struck them SrvrraI
tunes, and they were at last obliged to
put the nippcrS On him, When NJ"
Mayor heard the statement Of the Otti-
GERS this morning, he adiudgcd Kirby
guilty of disordcrly conduct and re-
sisting the officers, and imposed fine
of s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
VCrSiIef R0NslerAsl.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Slhill
held and inquest over the body OF tht
man who was killed on the Delaware
Railroad, near Canal bridge Thee
were no new facts brought ont III tht
testimony Of the engineer and fireman.
as published already in the KErvHIl'
CAN. The jury returned u verdict III
accordance with the testimony, and rx
oncrated the Company from all blame
The only articles found on the person
OF the deceased, were 80 cents, two keys
and a comb, such as is used by opera
tiveS in cotton factories, with the name
Johe ThomNS scratched on one sld't
and Emma on the ether. The body
wi! b" kept At tho m"rgne for i'"
days to await idrnlliiration.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
ROCERlES-We VIII cell at the follow

ROCERlE;-Ne VIII sell at the follow
w ing low prices:
BINS minccn cat 2jc. 3r,s new DIR. apples &c.
4hs apple butter &c. .h' good Rio coffee 25c
Sbs me- pruucs 2jc. = cans Bakers corn 25c
3bs new currant. 2jc. y fs new rasins 2ic
Golden dlips m0laSscs 2''. Ioncy 1riUs, DC
silver ,r dT'ts lH' New lew %F,& ~ O. Me-" n =; 70
S62j cash Il barrel Of good anc family rOlr II
it does not give satis'acttUn We vii refund ;fc
monev and send a'tfr the flour, so you take
no risk. We keep only standard brands If
four. Teas 30, 30 50. ana hjc Oar 4lc c3
ira is excellent our b br "a equal to whai
some other stores sell ut 70 and 81 cents. out
assortment Of goods is equal to any other
store in tho city. Jclllcs "nd preserves of all
sorts. Fine oavly rose potatoes, 500 per
bushcl Call at once and be r5uyinccd
p. J. FORD, front and Madifon stS.
ap2 Front nnl Mary land ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
The (ircUk,

notwithstanding the extremely nm
pleasant weather this morning, large
number Of persons assembled on Market
street to witness the parade. They were
however, doomed to disappointment, a.
it did lol take place, About II o'ciork
the banu chariot, passed along Market
and a number Of other streets, and the
crowd, satisfied that the parade would
not take place, dispersed, The tents are
so arranged that they are dry and colu-
Portable, and 10 one need remain away
from the performance on account Of the
weather.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
An Exciting Dog Fight.

Front street, between King al"
frrirh, was the scene on SATURDAY
InEht Df one Ol the most bitter "oE
lights ever racOrhal For some time
past there has been two dogs in lIll'
Nl"luiiy, onc belonging ON the nortF'
and the her "n he south side Of tir
street, who have been sworn cnemicaI Ior
some time past. Previous TO SATURDAY,
the north side was "Cock Of the wali'
The two CANNES met on SATURDAY. nEh,,'
and aftcr q fierce engagement the n"r''
sid" dog was completely cowcd and was
from one side of the street 70
the other Finally, latter hard work, INC
dogs were separated and the fight rn"'
ed
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
COCHRAN, KELLER 4 ALWINE.

COCHRAN, KELLER ALW lNE.
No. l. Bright sorrel horse, 8 years old, d,
Morgan and Fortune stock; gentle driver,
fearless Of locomotives; a very fast trotter.
No. =. Black horse, years old weighs
l225 fs. fine, stylish driver; excellent falni
ly horse,
No. 5. Dark chestnut horse, s years old !;
very good family horse can show three
minute gait.
No. 1. Bright sorrel horse, years old
this coming Fall very gentle, stylish driver
can be driven by lady; an extra family
horse.
Ma. 5. Bay mare, J years old gentle,
free driver weighs ll50 hs. fearless OF loco
motive can snow three minute gait; extra
family mare.
Nos. 8 and7. A pair of year old black
mares, we'll mated halt sisters gentle and
been driven by ladies an extra team.
Nos. y aud D. Pair bay horses, years
old; we'll broken, quick steppers, steady
driver.
No. 10. Brown horse, Q years old weighs
1850 bs.; gentle, good driver; good family
horse.
NO.II. Bay horse. years old weighs
1850 bs. extra good stopper; gentle, steady
driver
No. IL. Bright sorre horse. 8 years old
gentle, stylish driver, fearless Of locomotive
weighs ll25 ts good family horse.
No. I3. Bay horse, years oid well bro
ken stylish, good ariyer.
No. IL. Bay horse, years old single
foots and lope under saddle; gentle, well
| broken colt tTots Ia harness.
No. Is. Brown horse, years old; vel
| broken, stylish driver.
No. l6. Bay horse, 9 years old; fine
blooted horse free, steady driver; fearless o
| locomotive.
No. II. Brown horse, . years old; fear
less OF locomotive; good, free, gentle drive!
has been driven by II lady.
| No. -. Brown horse, years old; free
stylish driver : a very quick stopper.
No. 10. Bay horse, 7 years old; good
worker and driver; fearless Of locomotive
| good family horse.
No. 20. Bay horse, 2 years old; good
| worker and driver; fearless Of locomotive.
Six Head OF other good Lane caster
County Horses will he described
In catalogue on day Of sale.
Horses to be as represented OF no sale. Can
ne seen and tried on MONDAY, APRIL 80,
1858. Sale 1T ! O'clock, sharp on account o
large number to be sold No postpOnemen'
| on account Of weather. npr23- 81 cod 'ltw
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
pHILADELPBIA.W WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
MARCH l4TH, 1888.
Trains leave Wilmington as folio VIZ

Trains leave Wilmington as folio w
For Philadelphia and intermediate s'a-
tlous, o55, 100, 1890 a. m.; 230, 400, TO, 96t
p. IN.
Philadelphia (eIpress) q 223, $50, 7.ho, ,s.l6,
9, 9.S9, 0.5a 1888 q. IN. l2lb, Lib, 6.l7, $40,
0.38, 725 ?. IN.
New York, 200, 2y3, $50, 6.5b, 9.5s, ll.6s a
IN. ; 'l23s, l.53, 2.30, 5.l7 6.3s, 1920 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, l.o6
0.r, 1000 n. Ia. 800 p. III.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.57 y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.6l, sos,
9.l7 y. Ii. LOO, "1.09, 500, 6.57, ll.W p. m.
Baltimore only, LOS, lo.Oc a. IN. 1923 and 8
pm.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fer:
New Castle. 800, $40 d. m. LOS, 800, s.z
y. m., and ". 90 night.
Harrington and Intermediate stations, 9.lO
q. IN. !. .05, 6.25 p. m.
DelmaI and intermediate stations, S.lo Q.
M. ; l.05 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
DEATHS.

PRhTT-On the 2lst inst.,) william, son OF
Frank and Narlha Jane Francis, aged b
years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence Of his parents, "A ana Town
send streets. South Wilmington, on Tuesday
afte noon, at O'Clock. TO proceed to River,
view Cemetery.
BAKER-In Loudon County, Va, on the
18th inst. Hannah EastDurn, wife OF Har.
Ian Baker, in her 6Sth year, formerly OF
New Castle County, Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
EsyAnN OGTryt,

o. "rn. ~NDy 'v"uyuc u unu. rrIs
"nI r.." umd rm'.- II. N,, ,y.r,
Hoo I--!,'r Jy air,1 r.as, ",m.u..
inns Arrpryl-. . ir'- j. DJ.-i' ....
one Of he tr~. -iug"Ir H1hrNaG..9'
th0s" 'uJ "'tDaa ISL. n. -lr' ia ..
musical rra' @u vii, nI sl5 uI n
chui -. >.un'0.D- -..r'. a. WNrI
vii W. lu chuHctT
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
MOrtIlnCy ECDGrt.

During the past wrr> there were u
births, y marriages and 70 deaths re-
ported in this city. The folloWl's
were tbs causes Of death: ApopieNy'
chrome gIS,riiis, exhaustion, endoc'f
ditia, heart disease, lnlnition, natuFI.
rA"soH, spasms and typhoid fever, e"t'
! coIIsuluptIon, =; genera! dcbiliiy'
iharaSImus, = paralS sis, 2; pnc'l'iloI'iilI"'
2 smallpox, q. For the corIespondi"I
week last year there were % deatl'
Among the deaths was Phillis Andrf'
son, colored woman, who died at u, IN
at the advanced age OF 'U
NearN.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Personal.

Last Saturday Hon. L. H. Davis,
father of city editor Davis, OF the
Morning News, visited his son, and
spent the greater part of the day in this
city. Mr.. Davis is editor Of the Potts
town Ledger, and member of the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
SNEAK Thieves About.

L.s' evening "lije >Ir auj Mr.,
BiIlarY We're ~ u Urch, heir rooms at
Mrs. Kn ne's, 80 3Ol W,,' street., with
whom they are rnrttu-, W1, entered
by ~u"ak thieves and ti "UguOy rln-
sacked The rough, t.ok ,tqtaufy o.
GIyutug and some UNr.ry
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23

Star Lost.

Y"strrIiay, while officer Andrew
Moore wa, on duty at the circus grounds
Ne Lost his star by means Of the pin
He made every effort to
linh it aad has now offered reward,
which will b" paid 10 anyone returning
ittD hila ut the City hall.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
LONDON, ENGLAND
lne-2g ly.m.tu.s.
IND VJIELI 53s North Fourth 81.
| ltA- l LII EIl IlIII. "A lEIEHlA A

Guarantees to cure (Aiso by letter. Nervous
Debility, Youthful lmlradGuCe, Lost Nan
hood Effects Of lniierretiOn Private III acases
lacuto cnses in ! 20 10 day rmplc1, letters
Falling out Vt Hair, etc, Dr. Thccl has had
Is years Medical experience, aud If the only
rhyFicNn In rhliadcphia VINO has made liS
>pecialty in Europe under the leading pro-
iG+sUr9 Read "ScOurge Of tluacks. the OK
posing Of "S"Ii.slylcd Professors, "Rever.
ends Free Prescriptions. Museums, etc. "
lhi IL the only book which is free from all
Icxnggerption, and gives u trle history Of ncr-
vOus debility, skin, bloVI and private dig
ca seq, and shows tho best methods OF treating
those diseases, by the leading authorities OF
the world. Price 70 cents.
once hours:---3 II. m. to ! y. H., and from
to So p. m. Sunday. ga. III. to Up. IN.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Lecture.

The Rev. &. B. Peterson vii! deliver
Il lecture 10 the A. u. NJ. ,, Church, on
French street above Eighth, ON Tuesday
evening, on Past, PrcS"ut aDd F'u.
iurc Ages" admission 10 cents. There
will also bc good vocal and instrumental
music.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Crime in Maryland.

CAMBRIDGE, Md, April %. There
is considerable excitement in the lower
part of this county over Il brutal as
saut committed last night on Mrs.
Clara Simmons, who lives on Hooper $
Island. George Lake, CoIored, has
been arrested, charged with the out
rage and lodged in the Jail here. The
woman was alone in the house with
h r young baby at the time, her hus-
band Dc'l. Z at church. She recognized
Lakc, ali he, fearing that his victim
wuu,d nrug him TO punishment for his
act attempted 10 murder her. He bear
her hIIltaI. y about tine head, breaking
her cu..ar-bouc and otherwise seriously
iuluriuL her, He then left her in an
un"ou, c,OUS cundi'iOu. She il slowly
recovering, but is still in a critical con-
di'ion. Her husband and several of
tn" county officers succeeded in Captur-
ing Lake, and it was with difficulty he
was taken away from the island with
Out being ,ynrhrd.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Free ScgArS.

This morning a. 4. Chapman the
well-lnown and popular toIarronist at
distributing samples Of his excellent
srgars Those that he left at this office
were splendid, and lovers Of a good
weed sh. Md he sure to call on him.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
The Circus

is attracting great deal Of attention,
but nothing in comparison to the stoci;
Of fine clothing at MulIin " Sons,
Sixth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
WAnfeSk.

We will pay ten cents for one copy
each Of DAILY REPUBLICAN Of Oct. llth,
18th and 18th, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
MAR RI ED.

RITCHIE-UNDERW the 10Th
of April, at the residence of the brides pa
rents, near Centreville, Del, by key. koberl
Graham. John Richie and Han nah NJ. I'm
derwood, both Of New Castle County, Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
FlOur and Coal.

Family favorite flour and other choice
brands, including best Minnesota
patent, also best family coal, at Ezra
Fell's, 62i West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
Officers Elected.

Ht Warren Athletic rlubInEr rl r},
ed M. ,uowiug officers;
y. -0Nrut John $. Lorkard Vice
rr,.. 1T. Grorge ". &ar,r Secretary,
G.y... II Yates Fin ,ucial Secretary,
Jnh i"H, Treasurer, Charles a.
I0yr,,n
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
ENOR RENT.

FOX RENT:
1915, 1877, 1919 Lincoln street.
1907 Elm street
sol Orange street.
2Ol " est Sixth street.
1909 Jefferson street
Twcnty-third street near Market, Ninth
ward.
Two houses on Lincoln street, near Front.
Store 2lS Orange street
Lot on Jefferson street near Second.
Special attention to renting. collecting
rents and managing property.
ap23-2t GEORGE G.. MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23

& T o l. Z N-A GRAY MARE, WITH
- black name and tail, and also a sulky,
were stolen from the premises Of the subscri,
ber near Smyrna. last Wednesday night by
full faced, chunky ccIored man. He waa
traced to Wilmington on Thursday. A re.
ward OF Sl5 will be poid for the recovery Of
the property and the capture of tho thief.
aDr23-3t GEORGE MORRIS
Daily Republican., 1883-04-23
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
5. 10 a. III II. 90 m, $50, 7.30, V.5b p. m.
Philadelphia and Now York, 200, 223 q.
IN. 5.l7, 8.3s, 7.26 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.bl, 800,
9.l. n. m; ll.O4 p. IN. Baltimore, LOS a. IN.
For further information, passengers are rs-
ferred to the time tables posted at the Sta
tons
Trains marked ~ are limited express, upon
which extra fare Is charged.
CHARLES Il. PU9H, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. GENERAL Passenger Axent