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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
steamboats, ano Rallroaos.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL, FAST LINE TO THE WEST

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE ~ WlSSE
Trains lea We from Pennsylvania RR Depot
nsy 7Ppae x PREs through sleeping coaches
to Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects Tor all points
AZ siDN1GHT Daily Washington and all point, West
apply COmpanys Oce. JI5 and II Broadway 1888 Fulton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ station in NewYorA, foot Of hbertysL Station in
Brookly FOO OF Fulton:st. Jewell's WhMt
Gas a. m--For Flemington. EastOn. Wind Gap, Manch
Chunk Tamanend TamaQua Hazleon. Drifton. scranton
ga m;~TST FemlngtOp High Bridge Branch sShoolsy,s
READING. HarTis6urg Maacn c6unk willamsport rana,
p %..FOr fs@inSton. EastOH AientOwn Reading Har-
S:4S ?. @@FSr Eas.oa. Wi6d Gap Mage6 chSnK' Tama-
P1.IS Te@sop ss Sdso BsH
Mountain, Bqdds Lake. Lake IIopatcong Easton' &c
$50 %:-fo5 Esstcn: Allentown Reading. Harn'Ourr'
snd stations at $50 for Esson Allentown
For SsWaTkas S;4S; ea5: 7l6 7,so. so s's
s go go 1913 sS ot6 $50 5a5 g. 65 SO
For Trains Sas !Sss s stations
For seTaHen AMI Perm A@oOy at Q, SIS. iiA' a. M
I EW NsyJIiEiR s 3 S sso 'ti RAILWAY
AZ srrAnESSSAa s4 s$GESSn %fsSs Mr..
For Highlands. seabnght Monmouth beaeh ana Long
=
For A tlantio Highlands, p m. 49,,
of Liberty $40 l;45 D. m TOT Lake
wood, Manchester, Toms River, Barnegat 90. A.
p. Atlantic City. Vineland. Bridgeton, &c
SIS q. m for stations 10 Highlands
Lao, 4:95 y. m. for stations 10 Sea0nght
IN. for stations 10 SANDY Hook.
NEW YORK AND J Ph6kA abTIh
For TRENTON and PHI LADELPHIA'
Leave New. York from station c. Rk OF n c,o ,,,s
For Pmadephia Ninth and Green.sts at Iao Vs. a
m. $780, L. 49, $50, 100 IL m ON SUNDAY ~
m. $50 l2p For Third and BsrSs,sts a. ZAP LILO
q. 1880 430. $3.50, On SUNDAY AZ SAP a. 7oo
For Trenton. 745 $50 II; Is 100 49, o'So 'oO'
IL p. On SUNDAY S45 $50. u p. NJ
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor New1ork; ,o.,
From stations Pbla and Reading RR Nlnth ana n
1880 $780, $50 IL l:l5 $40. 04O oi7O Il D. "
On Sunday, at $3.50 a. NJ. $50 II r. m a.2o
From Third and Berkssts. at 5lo S2O bl2 a. NJ - "'
500, ESQ 1880 p. IN. Sunday at 81 a. m. ~, III ~
Trenton l:25 $50. S0S 9O5, lOno, ll;St t"' -
APP, 6;24 1928 sunday 1875 9S a. M 81 D. NJ tars
PULLMAN PALACE CA RS are attached 70 uaH Ne -
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains ITO" w"
York and Philadelphia. ,..r c,r -taton IN ord frouo
Connection Ia made az jersey WY S'"'O" ~ anu N'N
Brooklyn and Depot Jersey Guy ~ 900 oc, aol
Tickets sale az loot OF llpery-st' Nus -, -o
gJ7 an at tue rnclpa hoe'S. us
aud aud Annex once JewelIs wharf bIooy
n v Transfer Company " III eau tOT anu che0A o"7N"-'
~ ii. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass' Agent
w " STEARNS, Gen Sup't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
D0PuLAK SHOKk LINE.

DOPULAK SHORE LINE.
i Fon PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL r Ill PROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston az
m 2 D. m (paTOI attached and 10 IN wlh palaee
cars1 Il. w P0PPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
NEW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R:

IN (Pennsyvania Il r.. foot COrtlanA'
Gtofions in NeW.Yorkl and DesbrOs5es-st -.
lGeutra r. x. OF Nj, loot LiDettF-s~
LEAVE NETWORK commencing oct IL lSSZ.
FOR south Amooy via {. K T. OF j. o 40 e. m
For Matswan, &C.. via O. r Il. OF NJ o. $40 a ~ sn9
4, p. IN. via Penn. II r. a M IL m S;oo 'P u ~
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Ocean Grove Aspn[y
Sea Crt Point Pleasant &C.. r II Of v j. D SID
m las 4 s D. m. wa Penn K. R. Ga m. II ~ 49, p III
ba.m. , "a 49,. - rta y n n y
M, S:l0 a. H. LAO 2. $50, ..tA i,.a,, -
For Freehold. via Q. r. r. OF y j. o. 9:Io ~ N
For Atlantic Gity Vneand. BrdgetOn Sc 80 en n PHI
ii. Y. BALDWIN, j. IL ".O11b, % ''4N-' Sn1't-
@. y A.. & K H. OF NJ. ". r a., !. ~ ~. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after February 10, 1888,
GREAT funk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL +

UNITED STATES NAIL kObIE.
Trains leave York via DesDiOsses ana C"uithhuI
TSsi1r1 Pitisi,urg The West and South with Pullman
Psi,ee al attached a and D. ~ dairy Nthl OK
and Chicago Limited Of ParoI Dining Smoking ana sleep
Ing al Q a. every 0ay u..o nj.
Haven, a M p NJ Ooiiy anu - 40 AZ
n M Onnecng at CORY for ittusvile Peuoeum Cen-
oi;. Washington and SOuth, "Liniled Washington
al PM n an Palace Cars daily except sunday ~
a m arrive Washington p m Regular, va % 10
y sna a r. L. and 7 D. and ~ night N ,.,.
Sunday via b. and Il. H. r., a. m, y u ~ anu - His"'
- n I'M %. r. H., 7 D. m and ~ nleht n.
rns Atienfc CITY except sunday o. 10 A. N sbu p H. v"
Snn6avs 3 A. m Through car on p m Tram, 49, e,,-,a,.
For TaDe Nav, except SUNDAY 5;loi li4oh ln' y" '
Fn Rrpanh BAY Head Junction and intern sra IONS
ya halfway ana Amboy, a. IN IL noon ooU ai% . y M
a." snndav 0 a IN docs not stop ~ AsDufy fNk ,.,ns
raoats ~ grookyn connect with All IN Oug s
st Jersey CITY afording speedy ana dliect uHnSio' ~
Pittsburg 6;2O and IL 20 30 and
m dally. Washington ana u ulinOe. u;,D'
S.s0s M 300 $50. 935. 1c;36 and 1000 J ~ ouhqa{
$40 $50 M 1895 and 1850 m FROM ~ q o.
ka9 no $50 9sO lO40 ll.40 g. N. l:2O. 2 500 $50
X20 20 800 80 1870. 1885 and 1890 m sunday
Mo- B 20 $50 $50, 1l:iO a. IN. O2O. 1880 voo' iO;z0
1875 and 1890 .. m
PHILADELPHIA.
.r,rr oID.EsTABLJsHEC ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
DAY. STATIONS Nv w YnRK "iA' AN
no,,ptp TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
pV,SstpNT AM, THE FASTEST TIME OoNsIsTENP
~ - WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05

BONDS AND COUPONS OF
"A Col Hooking Valley & Toledo car Trust
fOrigipal issue sgil 900 0utstanding s3S1OOUh
Maturing Mach 4. 1858.
Uut lac maid on and after that date az the oflce Of
POST. MARTIN & co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
TOR BOSTON.
THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN.

NORWICH LINE ,.-.,..,..s -. r,.,
inc Nc" A' CITY OF WORCESTER,
contain the most boat the sound ana
~ 1900 CITY OF NEW YORK
iese pier No 40 North RIVER foot Of Wstsst next per
FeITY, iIy eXl cpl Sti.1tys ht " pI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
TOPHILADELPHIA.

nouptp TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIP'
1MtNT AND THE FASTEST TINE O0NSiSlENF
aHA'A' ~ WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05

7 EXTNGTON-AVE 17S.-A large s,cnnd-
dor itung room an connecting bedroom. both front;
running water large eniences gentleman or
MI NAV moving seen aver II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
Boar0 an0 Rooms.
East Sids.

A VANDERBILT HOTEL, Lexington
N. ave and i2d-st.-New house new furniture elevator
ali moaern superior accommodations at mod
crate rates. CHAS. LIE AND. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
Diui0en1 Notices.

A DNEhIloL..l..,L / IN, ~ II En-,
y YORK TR fKUNE WILL ISL GIcLINEb AT TIE
II pTOWN OFFICES No l29- BrOadway, corner IN tY.
irsi Il rntil r. IN. q 8 West Twenty hiidst. cor
nor ticlfl ave q g. Get Fourteeuthst. corner Union
square i6l n rlavc, or ortyeeveuth ~ the ~.
I'M ofFfCI-. Noa 1907 and 1900 IhiEdave corner
One bun 70 nhst, UP 20 In a. regular o.
ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM. AND TIE
~ principal bonds Tue on that date is-ned by i
EAIT.nONb EQUIPMENT COMPANY. A., urcd nv oil
Ing stock furnished The following railroads under caI.iru.
nrtn VII be paid that date az the OHces ~
POST. MARTIN a 20. o. 80 PIuest, New-lorki l. W.
a. AK e % No Rs -Uuth.et.. Philadelphia:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05
T1RlE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW


II WORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN kAlbtsOaO
IRAN ernepI OF rains from Chambers street Depot
ga M lncnnau and Chicago Day ENpicss DRAWING
room c gaches 10 Buffalo and suspension BHdg p0.,o
r. m tDaiyj-Fast II Louis Express arriving % ~ ~
at m toguecting Wh 10 the "A esi ana Suut ~
vest Pllman's lest Dr4wngroom Sleeping COaches 70
lima
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5liuanons Wanteo--femaies.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE aECEIVED AT THE
nrs a., until z m, AID Weot Twenty ihirdst. cor.
ner FIrbth o2 asst Fourteenth St. Union.
square 100 n irava ortyseventh stj a. the AR
Lam OFFrCi Nos. I,007 and 1900 Thrdaye. corner
ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05

Dob IEXINGTON-AVE., corner 39TH-ST.
,bsb Large sunny rooms with superior comfots ior
l0ntl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-05

hlA LEXINGTONAVE. near 42d,sts. u.
4EU private family will handsome rooms. with IRE
hnfh. 10 Meek
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
nj. sOuis.

nj. s,Nuis.
ST IoT-Is. Mo. Aug. -Wheat-Higher
and active; No ? red 81 05Gt 06s4 cash,
81 06ls sGL 1865 August, SlO1hQt l0914 Sep
tember, 954taLlIa October, 81 l2l4 a
| l34 November SI.063s u o. year, No, 3
+SLtd4sl4c c cash, 4SI4S1.c August 49, Sep
tember, 4S@sc October, 45c November, 421g@
44$l c year Oats -iia her but slow, 26G26tsc
cash, G26lsc August, 26c September, 2654
26$4c year Rye-Hig her at 51c Provisions
Pork dull; jobbing SlSS5Gl35o 80 Bacon
easy; long clear S15OT IG2lz short ribs,
s. G25G0I IS, short clear, IS l2l2. Bulk
meals slow long clear s. 30 short ribs 81. 40
short clear & 90 Lard dull at 81 90 hid
New Work.
New YORK, Aug. S.-W Wheat-Receipts 50,
400 bu ;1s0lc higher, and somewhat feyerish
active speculative trading; No. white nom
nal sales ] Il, 900 hu No : red spot at 81 If15
al IS, $1,000 hu October at 81 216 20l5
-. go bu November mt 81 22QtI 22l9, st, 100
hu December at Sl24 l24L2 Corn-Re-
ceiptS lh3 800 but, August Iao lower; others
A0asc lrtter; more doing III futures at 6215
uttt7c; sales $40, 900 hu Oats Receipts
= ;idO hu openoi I. q better, hut afterwards
reacted 3sc, western 3SlG5uc sales 20N, oOO
hu Provisions Beef unchanged and quiet
new extra $l5Ql2 Pork quiet held
firm, spot new mess Sl5.5U Lard lirn, but
quiet. steam rendered IS 70
GOIedo.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug Wheat-Firm and
IA & better, bat duh, No. = red cash OF
August, Sl.01I4 September, SLI385; Octo-
Der, $i144; November $ll54 bid year
$tllLt January, $l20 No. red, 81 05 No
4 red, 9Sc, rejected, 99c Corn--iigher; No.
. cash or August, 54l&c, September, soc
October, jjl4c: rejected, 5llsc; no grade,
43lac Oats Higher No. 2 cash or August,
3.t,a, September, 90 hid year 5St5 bill
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis Aug Wheat Strong
| er; cash or August .0l&4, September 81 03$4.
Oct 81 05$4 Corn Easier; No = 53Lc; re
jnctrd 45i4c Oats Firm; No delivered
| 81, white sly Rye Higher, No j9i3o.
57I9c for No : Barley Time, No. 9 70,
Chicago Live stock
UNION STOCK YARDS, Aug Cattle
Fancy shipping steers, ST iOG6.25, choice,
! S5.95Q6.u5; good to extra good do, So S9Q
30, medium steers, s. 65@5 Is; butchers
steers, 81 a0156O, good to choice fat cows
and heifers, 81 75G4 IS, common to fair
do, r. 2>500p8 -; Bulls and stags, 81. 50@4 40.
Texas steers, $3.3504 IS; do corn fattad,
| "A 75a5 80; native feeding steers, 81 60a5 %;
stockers, S3250435 Hogs Market opened
| firm and s0Qs!5o higher, and active
J Fair TO choice smooth light ba
con grades 81 70I6 u; good TO
choice mixed weights, s. lOG540 good to
| choice heavy, S5.35G5 10 Sheep market
| firm ami steady. Sales Common 81. 800
, So; fair to medium, s. l0G525, good
do. s. 1898 As, and choice, 42505.0a per
| loo lbs fancy, 81 50ig4 35. chiefly at S. 750a
| 45a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Aug. S-Rodger & Co.'S market
letter Of this evening SAYS: The dullneSs
and siuggishneSs which has characterized
the wheat market for some time past is at
last giving way to renewed activity, and
this is being accompanied by higher prices.
The market opened this morning at an ad-
vance Of l5c over yesterdays closing figures,
and the eagerness to buy was so great that a
further rise of &c took place before the mar
ket stopped for breath, September opening
at SIO2@4 and advancing to Sl,039s.
A reaction of laG followed, aud the
market drifted into dullness for time,
but the last half hour of the session brought
in fresh buyers, their purchases carrying
September up to 81 Oh in street dealings this
afternoon further advance of Sl043s was
affected Foreign markets were strong this
morning and the demand for export is
steadily increasing, Receipts continue on ID
very limited scale considering the season.
Corn opened very much excited at an ad
vance uf about %&c over last nights figures
gained another 4c and then weakened on
advice Of hot corn in New York, Cash
wheat MAS SO strong, however, that the los,
subsequently, recovered Oats remain firm
| and rye is very strong ON foreign demand
Provisions were dull, though tirmer i'll sym
pathy with corn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
WANTED.

a good reliable boy to make himself generally
useful Call on Geo W. D. Harris, Real Estate
Agent au94
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
Telling it very Short

'Ill tell it, sir, in few words II ! can, but the
story would fill book if justice was done to it,
Surely, Michael but put it short this time so $
can squeeze it into page of letter paper
Here you are, sir, then, and there are thous-
ands of people here in Bnghamton, n. Y, who
will testify 10 the truth of what say. My name
is Michael Guilfoyle am seventy four years old.
For about nine years was almost shut out from
the world by rheumatism. | had peddled small
wares in this city for years, and had 10 stop al
together. At the best of times could only hob
bic miserably about with my cane / was bent
nearly double with pain and weakness, and my
hands were useless 10 labor with was the poor
wreck of a once strong pan. NOne,of the medi--
cines usually given for rheumatism did me the
least good sir, Ny old friends and customers
forgot me, as though were under ground,
with the end of my nose and the tips of my toes
Turned up to the roots Of the daisies"
My days and nights were doleful and ranfnl. l
had no hope except in DEATH That is Gods truth
and Mr. Mosher, here, knows it,
Il canttell You how, bnt PARHER's Tonic cured
me. That was three years ago. I'm lively as a
cricket now sir, and go my business rounds every
world and refer the douhters to me.
This preparation, which has been known as
PARKERs GINGER ToNIC, will be called simply
PARKERs Tonic. This change has been made
for two reasons first, because ginger Is an unim-
pOrtant iavOring ingredient, and second, because
undrincipled dealers deceive their customers by
substituting inferior preparations under the name
of ginger.
There is no change, however, in the preparation
itself, and all bottles remaining in the hands ol
dealers, wrapped under the name of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine If the
facsimile signature of HIsCoX l. Co. is at the bot
tom of the outside wrapper
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles Tegeler, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ExecH
tor and Executrix of the last viii and testament
and codicils thereto of Charles Tegeier, late OF
the county of Rock Island, state OF Illinois, de
ceased, hereby give notice that thcy VIII appear
before The county court Of Rock Island county, al
the office Of the CLERK Of said court in The city Of
Rock Island, at the September term, on the third
Monday in September next, at when time all per,
and requested to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned. oo
Dated this oath day OF July, A. D., 1883.
AUGUST HUESING, Executor,
ANGELIKA TEGELER, Exeeutrix.
iulv -d2Xy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
TRADE.
Roclz Island Market.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES.

CORRECTED DAILY BY HENRY DARTS SONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
Western Nail association.

PrrTspuRG, Pa, Aug. s.--The Western
Nail association met at noon, and after full
interchange of views on the condition of the
trade it was decided to order a general re
sumption of the mills for a period of four
weeks from next Monday the 18th instant
The suspension of the last four weeks has re
suited in greatly diminishing tne stock Tradf
is ligat but the outlook for the fall IS encoa
aging. The card rate remains unchanged
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
Chicago Market.


LIVE STOCK.
HOGS Estimated receipts today, are 1900
light S. l0Q5 40; mixed packing, S. 35Gl5 So
choice heavy, IS 1906 40.
WHEAT-Sl 02z Aug, 05 Sept. 81 O5h Oct.
CORN--52 Aug. 5l4i Sept S5On Och
OATS-29as AHgust; 2Gs Sept: 2I3s Oct.
PORK-$I3 04 Sept SIS 2QOet;
LARD-S8 80 Sept SS 10 Oct
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-09
The Luther CeIeDration

BERLIN, Aug. s S-Thousands Of persons arr
arriving at Erfurt to participate in the festi
val Of the celebration of Martin Luthea + en.
try into that town.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
POlnls on IN Q Penlnsuln,

Hotel Richardson, at Dover, will Civ,
q grand masked bali at an early date.
An Elktou man claims to have
caught cold by carrying in his pocket
a dishonored DRAFT.
Next Thursday evening St. Paul,
N. L. Church, Odessa, will celebrate
| the semi centennial OF its foundation.
| DR.. JoLr Anderson late OF Dover, has
gone to Denver, Col, where he " iii en-
gage in the practice OF his profession.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mr.. Levi X. Bowen and Mis- Kali,
+. Richie, daughter Of Mr.. John b
Richie, OF Wilmington.
Not a wife-beater has 80 far been
whipped with stripes in Maryland
since the law was enacted providing
such q penalty.
Brother Fem, Of the Delawarean, h al
been sick tor the past two weeks. We
are eased 10 hear that he Is better and
will soon he around again.
Que Of the Easton Star employees re-
ceived jus twenty-five handkerch i efs
from twenty-five different persons at
Christmas gitts, and all the counties
have not been heard from.
A Lewes bartender and the father /.
said TO have made seven year old
child SO drunk on Christina. Day
that his l'fs was d SPARED of for
, awhiIe.
Some persons from Connecticut nrt
prospecting at Lewes for place u
build phosphate factory. They pro
pose to use the refuse Of the fsh-oil
scrap from which to Manufacture the
! fertilizer.
Ga Thursday last while Mr.. Peter
Wnaley, Of Wnaleyyiile, was at work
III his house, one of his servants came
in and informed him that there was
something down the well He imMedi,
ately repaired to it and with a pole aud
Hsox pulled up the dead body OF Nellie
DuncaL, one Of his servants. Nellie
was, it is said, subject TO fa!nting hts
and it il supposed tell down the well in
| one Of them.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The paintings Just Withdrawn from the
show window Of Ball 4 Go. deserve
more than Q mere passing notice. They
we're painted by Miss Lena Moore.
daughter of John H. Moore, and pu'
oil OF Miss Addie Houston, who Is max
ing for herself y creditable record ~ a
floral artist. These pictures are indeed
very beautiful. Two OF them are vases
Of unique shape, design and color. The
ground work is moziered, and on them
is painted blrds OF the mos beautiful
plumage. The paintings have been
fred in and are therefore iDpsrvious and
cannot, be rubbed or washed out or in.
jured by handling.
Another painting represents Gus
ter OF vArisgated oonvolvuIus blossoms,
rome OF which are In full bloom, some
Just budding into beauty, some bursting
through tho spiral film which tenderiy
encloses a wreath OF variegatsd beauty
The fourth painting Ia a thick frame
work, enclosing, a diamond bevsled
glass, surrounded by DELEGATE wreath
OF vines unfolding beautiful clusters
Of golden. hued flowers. A couple OF
bright pIumagsd birds are sporting
amongst tho branches and leaves, one
of them evidently pleased at seeing
Itself IN the X lass into which 1t Is look.
ing.
These pictures retiec' the greatest
credit upon Miss Moore, which bespeak
u future artist Of no mean merit, and
they Also reflect the greatest credit up
on Miss Houston AS n teacher, who has
been much appreciated aud is becoming
more 20 AZ sue becomes more known AZ
an artist.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
A D1sgFAced n h n.

A short time ago II. ". Thomas, IF
tysix years OF age, a weII.kuOwn and
hitherto respected citizen OF Sayre, call
ed at the residence OF a prominent gen
LIcman Of that place. The gentleman
was out and Mr. Thomas suggested
thai be would remain until the house
holders return. While he was waiting
no committed an outrage upon the liz
tie girl Of the house, who, upon her
fathers return, told the story Of her
wrongs. A committee was appointed
to wait upon Mr. Thomas. When &C
cused Of the crime Thomas broKe down
completely. He offered 81 800 if the
matter could be settled Some days at
terwarIs meeting Of citizens was
held, with r. Asa Packer in the chair,
and resolution was adopted stating
that, while the perpetrator of the crime
deserved no consideration at the hands
of an indignant community, yet in view
Of the consequences to the innocent
members Of his own family, he be mott
fed to remove his presence from the vi
CiLity within twenty-four hours, mot
to return while his miserable life last $. "
The resolution was read to Thomas, who
immediately departed TO parts un
known,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
A se,atsr's MD fer Veiss.

4 rom
I No more important measure will b
pres.n .oa TO The Legislature Of THU
SsAte during It's present session than
the one srasting TO New Castle county
increased representation. The citiEeni
of New Castle county have, for q long
time, com plAissd that the representa-
ton accorded them 10 the General AZ
ssmbly was anj ust aud unfair.
That view being held also by the dele.
| gates from Kent and Sussex, they,
without u dissenting voice, agreed ID
the 5 ats Convention held In August
last, by platform then adopted, that New
Castle county should have FAIR and
ust 6 presentation IN the State LeBis'
laturr.
No one Can doubt tho iustness OF New
CastIe's claims for Increased represent
alton, and no talr MINDED man VIII
deny to Tia, county the right ior which
It has so ieng contenued. AT the last
election the agsreg ate vote Of New Gas
tle county Eas Is $50, and the combln-
ed vote vi Kent and Sussex was l5,2l9,
showing that New Castle cast 40 votes
more han toe combined vote oil hent
and SUSSEX
sueh Icing the fact, 10 s,rlkes us That
IL IL nuJ tair to make one man In hbul
or Sussex eQus! 10 Two IN New Caste,
or for US in Jhe lower counties 70 say
that 1t taxes two OF New Castles citi-
zens to equal Que III Kent or SUSSEX.
For long time the Legislators OF the
state have been called upon 10 light
what Is clearly wrong, hut thus far
the call has boen unavalllDg
The present. Legislature however, WAS
elected knowing that tho platform
which lUntained tho principles OF the
Democratic party Of Delaware declared
,la1 New Caste county ought ana
sJu,i receive Increased representation
~ TIE General Assembly OF the state
!. vas therefore fully understood by
thr uUmluees whoa they accepted
places upon The tlCbrs OF tue several
cuuntier, that Nav Caste was expected
Be Tecelcd jQsJl0e at tuelr hAnds, and
lba, he State ConveutlOu mad pledged
'le parry TO grant increased representa-
Jlon 70 the Connty Of New Castle.
III tu.ly understood by the members
of the General Assembly that the grant
ing Of increased representation to New
Castle county is expected OF them, and
We are ed 10 believe (havIug heard the
views Of Luu Der u members OF
the Legislature upon that sutJecD
that the understanding will te fully
carried out and that exact justice will
be done az II ought TO be- IL TINS I'm
pOrtant matter during The present ses-
.l1u of the tpls Azure, and that the