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Some NosahIe instances Of Nowspapsrs
ConanefeA hr KndEaa.

Do19 No4anAe Instances Of AoWnp4uor4
Conducted ~ ladies'
Portland toree0a) Eew SoFthwest-J
The fEet daily newspaper printed in the
world was established and edited BY q
Woman-El Elizabeth MaiIef, IN London, 1z02
--aIrnost 200 years ago. IN her salutatory,
she said she bad established 3 newspaper
Ito spare the public half the impeFtinence
which the ordinary papers contain. /"
Woman Ike, her paper Was ref0rmatory.
The nrzt paper published In America, Of
which we have any record was in Massachu-
sets. II was called the Massachusetts Ga
zstfs and 4eics- Letter. After the death OF
the editor, the widow edited It in the most
spirited manner for two or three years. II
was the only paper that did not suspend
publication when Boston was beseiged by
the British- The WILLOWS name was Mar
garst Craper.
Ia 1882 Rhode Island issued lie first news-
paper. 1t Was owned and edited By Anna
Franklin. She and her tive daughters did
the printing, and their servants worked the
printing press- History tells us that for her
quickness and correctness she was appointed
Printer to the Colony, supplying pamphlets,
ETC., to the colonial officers. She also
printed an edition Of the Colonial Laws Of
$40 pages.
In I576, Sarah Goddard printed = paper
in Newport, r. l., ably conducting It.,
afterward sssociating with her John Carter
The firm was announced, Sarah Goddard &
Co., she taking the partnership precedence,
as was proper.
In l772 Clemeutine Reid published q
paper in Virginia faYoring the colonial
causes and greatly offending the Royaiists,
and two years after another paper was
started in the interests Of the Crown by
Mrs. III. Boyle, borrowing the name Of Mrs.
keid's paper, which was the Virginia Ga
sette, but which was snort lived. Both Of
the papers were published In the town Of
Williamsburg. The eOloaiAl paper was the
hrst newspaper in which the Declaration Of
Independence was printed.
In l773 Elizabeth Timothy published and
edited paper in Charleston, :. c. After
the Revolution Annie Timothy became its
editor and was appointed State Printer,
which position she held II years. Mary
Crouch published 3 paper In Charleston
about the same time, IN special opposition
to the Stamp Act. She afterwards removed
her paper 70 salem, Mass, and continued
IL publica tion there for years after
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nArEn0nD xrMns
PHILADELPHIA, VIII g.
Rsr,..s s.9Ii.s sA9SNsT9N = II AND

L MTNaToN AND
hAAiEkMOkE kAILhOAD.
OCToBER sth, 1ss1.
Trmins VIII leave WilmlnRt0n a. fellows for
Phllndelphia and fntermediate estations-a eS7.oa
loSa a. n. An 4.o1. IA as. p. u.
FhilMaelphIm faxpressl-a.o4 4. ~ e.an. 7Ea AK
s-sas LIZ an. al La. 81, AZ. .e.sss
New York--a.Oo, 2a s.@. .M .A n.@A. m.
-tz.1as i-sa. z - 6.lz, e-5a. 10. p. N.
Baltimore ahd intermediate stations-1.oA All
100 =. IN. cop. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line-s.1p. m.
Baltimore and WzshinRfoa-l4a a 4Sf. AM Az
.. m Lon, 'i.o9. 500. e.E5, n.04 D. m.
Baltimore cnly-l-o5 900 - N. ms and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New castie-s.oo. $40 =. m. LOO s.o0 as p. IN
Harrington and intermediats statious-s.1aa = n
Lo6. e.1S p. m.
DslmAr and intermediate statIsns-sIo .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
PhlladelpbiA and intermediate atations-a. tBa. m.
iz-Wm M o.Sa I'm e.S3. p. m.
PhilsaelphIa is and New York-zo. AZ q N. A17.
BaltiInore snd washinEton-I.<. 4sl. so, en-,
a. m u-04p. m
Baittmore-i.o6 q. m
FOR further Information passengers zre
ierred % me time tables posted at the depot
1@Trains marked .huai ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged.
>. r. WOOD. General Passenger Art
ChAs. n PuGH. General ManazeF.
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Boring for nna.

At Hill's Station, on the Allegheny River,
about 10 miles from Pittsburg, drilling has
been going on for some time in search Of
natural gas for a plate-glass factory which
is under construction there. Yesterday
morning, at depth OF ITO feet, remark
able vein OF gas was struck, and the vapor
ignited, burning down the shanty and der
rick. The drillers barely escaped with their
lives, two of them having their clothiHg
burned.
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nAlrn0nD Errns.
RALTTMORE AND ONO RA1ROAi

III
THE MoDKr PAST LINE. AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA wAsHING-
TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNY CoUPLERl
STEEL RATISI
hCHEDuLE TO TAXI EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. n fsa1-
LEAEE CAMDEN sTREET sTATIONt
A. y tchieA4e. cincinnAti. s.. t.olis Past TX
cincinnati. 81 Louis and Chicago.
40 tMsshington and way Stations. YA.
nnlDLAAD1 Southwest, Richm7nd, tvia
- hIisstt Cry and way stations.
80 MaahinRton and war stations.
iis ANNATo5L n Il. IS sfHU1wTox sf1i AND WASH.
isgTON Ex- and stations on Aetropoli-
7.0 tPiedmonL stgasburs. winchester, Hag-
erstoun, Frederick and way stations via
Main STEM con sunday 70 Eillcott CITY
." SFfitsEgEe, CINCINNATI, ST, LOUIS
asaraay: kicRsaonsdi and he 80 soauth, Va
slansti. Losisvliis and Chicago Junction.
aTlor Cars chieago Junction e Chicago
sslsssping Cars GrAftou 10 Indianapolis,
s.1o .wSshingt ton snd Wy sta ions. AnnApo-
p-0 MSsHfIsSSfTSoSS AID LAUREL Xxx
L[ls " zshtnRton, Annapolis and way.
In tOn sunday only, for Washington and
Id Mneotf City and way stations.
10 NashlnEto1 and Way stations. (Rieh-
mond. Quantico, except Snnday1. Con-
necs ~ washington with I. a ,. G.. Co., on
Monday, "wednesday and Friday. aud with
fOtomac steam boat Co. on Tuesday. ThUrs-
eay eld satsrdAy for Old Point Comfort,
aW WASHINGTON EXPRESS. stops at
Sessap's Annapolis Jnnctiou, Laurel and
- WIaebesssr. Haserssown. Frederick and
way.
$50 fWashIngtou. AnnaDolis and vNy.
I'D fFrederiek aud way stations.
- Maftinsnnrg and way stations.
- IMaAhinEton and way stations.
fs9 rtlt1AnaF&. Cleveland and DQfruit Express.
h&O. Palace sieeplng Cars TO PittsbuFg.
80 rlHlCA6O, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
MASHINGTOS AND COLUMBUS Xxx
PkESS. B. o. Palace Sleeping cars 10
Itnctnnafi, st. Lcuiy and Chicago. Lynch
ulrk and the south. via Va. Midland.
s-9 tyn sunday ONLY, for MI Airy and wAv.
II : Mt. Airy and way stations.
IL " esnington and wAy stations.
L.eaNe Tor Metropolitan BrAnch. :. IS q. m. IL %
and z. ~ y. m. Por Rockviile. 70 100 a m
An trains stop At Relay except \ % a n.
LEAVE WASH NGTOS FOR BALTIMORE:
SeS tGA 6A E.A Aia -9.o 900 a. m.
Y y tl.1A - p S -1o0 4 N an ~ %. IS Il
fs:4 ~ - . and II. ~ .. N.
fDaly. tsanday only. Other trains daily,
B1sEaEs ezlied for aud checked At hotel, and
WFST BALTIMORE sTREFT, nj. W.. t'ar- 'caI-
xsst: CAMDEN STATION and q SOUTH
!. W. NJ. CLEMENTS. CK. LoRD
MAsser OF Transportation. Gsa. Pass. Agent.
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Taking the enumeration Of the people of
France in 1881 as basis, NJ. Chervin shows
the increase since 1876 has been only 2I
per 1000, while in England It was 14J, and
in Germany A. high as 574 per 1000. Other
things being equal, Maine and Normandy
should give great increase in population.
but the TACT is that the number OF the people
Is conspicuously diminishing.
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4" RUGBY MoNTHLT," as bright and beau
tlful as the new five cent coin, comes to US
this month laden with variety of choice
literature Of an entertaining as well as in
structiye character. We know Of no school
periodical that equals It. 1t is a credit to
Rugby, credit to Wilmington and ought
TO be source Of delight to every schoolboy
IN the city. Long may It flourish.
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OELAwARE WESTERN RAILROAD
CHANar ~ nnrpa

CHANGE OF HOURS.
follows:
Leave Wilmington 7.os, TO- y. a. N: So D. m.
6.S1 D.
Leave Landenberg q. 50 a M; n 3d. m.
arrive A. WilminEton o.0g a. m; llS D. N.
ID. CONNELL. Superintendent.
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HMany ladies who had scarcely enjoyed the
luxury Of feeling well for years have been SO
renovated by using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound that they have triumphed over the
Ills nesh is said TO be heir to, and life has been
crowned with the added charm OF ffeshsF
beauty
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II You want an Accident POLICY

for ss 1000 or S25, 900 for week If hurt call
on ]. X Sutterly, S03 Market street. He
can make you one out in five minutes. ohise
open until s .. "a.
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Fer Thick Heads,

Heavy htomacbs. bilious condi tions, HWells
May Apple Pills" antl-bilious cathartic. 10
and 25 cents.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD.
FROM CALVERT STATION.

MN NAi4N BIAIlONs
TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "A. 1882.
For Washington, a. m. 3.lb and ass D. m
daily, except sunday, and 40, 7.3a 945 and
and II. .35 Il. M, and SEQ and T. 10 o. m daily
FOR ropes =. eek Line, 100 y. m. and A. 10 D. M
daily, except sunday. '
FOR Annapolis, 100 a. m, daily except SUNDAY.
aud 900 .. M, daily. -
For Richnond and the south at 4 20 and s.45 n
~, daily, and 315 p. m, daily except sunGay
For the South via Virginia Midland Railroad. ii
80 am, daily, and s.55 =. m, except Sunday
1.l0 p. M, sunday only.
For v hite sulphur and G. and o. r. r., at T. 20
IA. M, daily.
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day. wednesday and Friday at II. IS a. m.
FROM UNION STATION,
For Washington, 4. 30, go, 7.O5, 7.S. aD II Al
q. M, .55, 3.25, $40, 7.51 g.05 d. M on sun
day, 80, $50, 7.45, s6O, u.40 a. M, $40 and
For Va. Midland Road, at 4so a. M. dailv. . o6
=. M except Sunday. TN p. m, on Sunday
For6. \ 0. Road, 4sOa. m, daily, 2.5S y. M.
except on sunday. $50 - --''
FROM PENNSYLVAHIA-AVEN STATION
For Washington, eb6 10, $50, s.55 and Ii As a.
M, ~, 5.I5, rs and 9. 10 D, m on Sunday
at665 80, o.55 and 1l.45 o. M, SIS and T.2b
For Annapolis, 7.loa. M, daily except sunday;
DID p. m, daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FoRlBALTIM0RE
At 800 9:S0 and 10. 80 a. m. Lao, 40, go.
SD, 7.@, .. 50 aad 10. 20 .. M. FOn SundaYs Al
800, ESQ q. M. 40, SD, TsO, o. 30 and i6 b p
eHAELEs ,. PUaH, asP6ral Eaaager.
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Don't Die in the House.

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. - cents.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
NORTHERN CENTRAL Rail,


SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL-
WAY.
TAKING EXPECT OCTOBER /, Issa-
Trains leave Baltimore city time az followE.
NAL Train, daily except Sunday, for
Chicago and Limited Express, daily
Fast Line, daily, West. ....,....,.... iO a a nj
Lock Haven and Watkins Express, ex-
cept sunday y.....+.................... TO- IS a. m
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
SUNDAY .........;.; .................. 5sop. m.
Y sAy .''..'-.-...... .. - y. m.
Mail Ell press, West. daily rs D. Ia
Erie Mall and Buffalo Express, except
saturday. H. is D. m
Parktown Accomm0da 3.D and d. ~ ~ IN
daily, except Sunday. sunday only g3ja IN
Cockeysyllle Accommodation, $50 II. ~ A. m
2.S, 40, 500, 1000, II. 30 D. IN. On SUNDAY
~ a. IN, /. 20 anu 10 p. nj.
FOR Hanover and iettystuTR. 80 3. m.
FOR cumberland Valley Railroad, 7.aO A. m /.
HagerstOwn, l0.45 a. m,
For Green spring Branch, go a. M, and s. 90
D. m. -
Trains arrive from the West, 74OA.m m. 605 and
7.l5 p. M, daily. From the North, T. 40 a. m
daily except Monday, sos and Z. is D. M, er.
For tickets to all points East, North and West
apply at Calvert Station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at office nsrtheast cor
ner Baltimore aud Calvert streets.
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aHEuMArlann AMn oour cvRn

-
When we can establish by a chain OF e.
when every inquiry but makes strsnger ~
lave the only real. or radical remedy iof hhsa-j
Disorders. aid We put that evidence within ht
d every sufferer l5ithotft HloHsy and iotihsa PE
claim that no one but the fe0l will Turn 10
edr, or cloRe his eyes to the glad IdHgiW We ~
bis blighted life, In Justice 10 US, 10 YOU v
dependent famihes, and to tho oonsunmanonolli
liies ambition before you were siriek.n do.a
disease, we ask you 70 go with US for lew na1al
to the homes OF some who nave drank ol thet
n iye and are now full Of the JOY qf hedh, ~
tell to the world their glad experience WeNAl
you no nlse statement, and make no assertion
rannob by proper inquiry lby Letter OF
liiehds be probed 10 Lhs bottom and found o@
" trath.
Amorg haaareds oaFed oar present space allow . 4 +
70 Af Aianiiek, lis Plymouth g., Br0oklJni iiA' ~
with Chronic hheuEaaiism maRy years
M. HasrnEs, s9t Pearl D., srsokiyp-se'"' Sa'.''
Dr. Casnmerer. 2lT Baltic ST., BrOoklyn . AfA Il
Chronic kheuna'iG Gnui years.
Nfs hoehsief, 166 Court st., Broakly yn-seaueA -
: years-had expended over $1,000 In othsf n'dH''-
NJ, Sevin. tsI Third Avenue. BrootlyD cAroaI' As
Mr. hAyAna $50 Bainbridge e., BrOotlyp-Ae11el H. T.
ImAiory and Chronic Rheumatiam and FeV pN
Mrs. PilklHston % silh 81, Brookyr-As an -
khenmatiSm ior years; 'had tried everything -,
Dr. oeeirleh, Neg York City Chronic khspnaI'I5, M, Z
Ss. hiIiamton, - Grove b., New ioIh 1870 m
llmatory i.asumAilsm 20 years. fingers nnonI.
matism two years ~
- Capt. Nathan Wood, 100 South ST., New i@'-S
kbeuuatism % years. c.k h
Ar. Abrams II oreenwieh Av., New YorE-oh'''+
matism aud Kidney Disease. ~
Judge Crozsman, u Oakland Ay., JsfssI oJ~
kheHmaiism aeveralyears. -
The above named gentlemen know many others els
H. o. OF rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver and klln, ~
Row give this matter deserved Attrntion q 80 h
elreuAfh with fuler particulars, and you VIZ wv
yon saw this advertisement. nj
Gilmore. Adams & Co., 90 AtlanW III
brooklyn. and 1O5 William st'' W.
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FROM MARKET STREET WHARF

FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden and Trenton.
Y a. M, ana |, - p m, on week days.
Express Tor Toms River aud intermediate
stations, SD n. m, and 5. 20 .. m.
Iuckerton, j. - a. IN. and &. 81 D. m.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Daily,except sunday-Express for Lam bertyille
haston, Delaware Water Gap, Scranton, Bing-
hAinton ana Oswego, 7.52a. IN, ~ OF and 90 o,
m FOR scranton and Water Gap only, 400
FOR l.ambertyile, 5p. m.
TOT fltinlng gton, I.52 a. m, l2.0 and 4OO o. m
rams Ar sdal ", except tSuRday-From Easton
s.Zo and 80 a. m. 3. 90 and As D. N.
FkOM hESsINGTOk STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, except Sunday-Express for Lambertyille.
t.2ston, Delaware Water GAD, 5 S.lanton Bling.
hanlon and OsweRo 40 a. M. ri Oi & Sb n he
For Scranton and Water Gap oaly, T. as .. IN.
= For bambertville, 2. 10 p. m.
ror Flemlngton, (! 90 a. M; ". .0l and g. IS D. m,
IIslhh arrive daily, except Sunday-From
Eastou, ~ and 10. 30 Z. m, and 400 o. m
SleepinR-car tickets can be had At Brozd and
Shestnut streets, sSs Chestnut street. aud Broad
Street station. =
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels aud residences Time
cards and fun information can be Obtained Al the
stations and At the following
No. e3s Chestnut street.
TICKET oFFrcps. >. II. cor Broad and Chestnut
~ No. i16 Market street.
mo. Ghslton ave. Germant' n
CHARLES f. PUGH, General Manager.
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD srEEET STATIC
DAILY. sDaIly. except Sunday.

gCg SEW YOEE-
ESprcss % eek--isyz. 1aG AZ. az GN.T-n
- "a aod u = D. tLlfllted - presa- = n
~ P m.l Z 5. an. -, anf ~ ?. n,
ana .ti ntgut. On .grisvs. 1EE - 4
SD - m, {, l.lFaftc4 EXpress. s. - & = - q
Ane = ,. IN, and i2-oi nleht.
Tor brooklyn, y Y, AL through trains eor-
meet a. Jersey city vita Bdats II s.Tir05fivr
Annex " anprfinF direct transfer 20 FaltgE.
street, ayoldlnF doHhle ferriaxe and Joarnsy
across Nes York city.
Express Tor sea Girt, spring Lake, Ocean Beaeh
ocean Grove, Asoury fArk and Long Branch
9 - and ll.o0 n. a., and 400 D. m. on week
days.
FROM KENsISGToN STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New YORK, 6.55 and $40 =. m. on
weekdays.
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AGENTS Attention.

METEOR ALARM CLOCK, with LuIni-
~ nous Composition Face Tine seen dis
unely At night. NOTHING SELLS so
RAPIDLY $500 month easily made S4nd
Us for sample or s-eent stamp for ran paTtie-
alarx- CLOWEsS& FRISBIE GenerAl Azents
4%alSl-lA Waterbury, Conn.
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incorporated in lsSs for Is years by the Legisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
With capital Of 81, 600, o0O-to which a Feservt
fand Of 50, ooo has since been added,
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part sf the present state Constitution
adopted December 2d. A. D., ls7p.
The Only Lottery ever voted on aud endorses
By the people OF any State.
II never scales or postpones, IT'S GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take placs
A sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
fOKTUNE. SECOND GRAND DRAWING
Class y, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY.
fkbkUARf l3th. iSS3.-i53d Monthly Drawing.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

]. .1oI ffIEcs, 4lrnuEtinE .to6l 81
Application for rates 90 clubs should only tt
made - The once ofthe CON fany In New Orleans
for fnFther Information, write clearly, givinE
lnil address. seHa Srs4eFs by express " Regis
tefesi iett2r. OF NOaey order. addressed only to
II. A. DAUPdIN,
&eg Orleans, Ia.
81 ssyen.h street. Washington, u. G.
ian19-d. 5T-~8'
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sFmAmnmFP rrnwn.

THE PUBLIC Is REQUESTED CARE
a FULLY 10 notice the new and enlarged
scheme 70 be drawn monthlv.
ASoAPITAL PRIZE, RAoo.TA
TickstA only SA shares in proportion.
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1uERALo, N. =.
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THE MODEL PAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA wAsHING-
TON.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-18
Insurance for S3. 90 q Thousand.

What men want is insurance that is
at once cheap and safe, and the follow
ing letter from well known citizen
and usiness man Of this city we think
shows that the ,ontine policies of the
New York Life Insurance Company
fully meet this want. Full particulars
regarding these policies sill be cheer
fully furnished upon application to he
Office of the Company, No. u West 1th
street. {. 7. BOWERS, General Agent.
G. T. BOWERS, ESQ. General Agent,
New York Life Insurance Company,
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Sir:-Ten years ago | took out
two policies OF s., 600 each in your Com
pany on the ordinary life t"n-year ton
tine plan, my premiums being S24 %
per thousand per annnm, so tina in the
ten years have paid the Company s.
4O5.OO. The tontine period having expir-
ed ] selected in settlement the cash val.
lie of my policies, which is g., 096. on, be-
ing within 500. 90 of all premiums paid
! have therefore carried $4,000 insur-
ance Oh my life for ten years for $500 IA
year per thousand. have carried i'll
surance in other Companies, but find
thi. 10 be by far the cheapest anu most
satisfactory Of any. Perhaps | cannot
mere full express my qualification han
to say that | have made application for
another policy Of the same kind. !
shall take pleasure III recommending
the tontine policies Of the New York
Life Insurance Company to those de-
string life insurance that will give en-
tire satisfaction. Very Respectfully,
HARLAN CAUSE.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-18
Stealing Chickens.

About l2o'clOck last night Il young
man who resides at Nicholas Eilinger's 5
Eighth and kirkwood streets, noticed
two colored men standing in All a!Iey
back of the yard, and in a few moments
one assisted the other over the fence.
The young man slipped out and called
up special officer Jones, who resides on
Spruce street above Eighth, and he
accompanied him back to The house.
When they entered the yard the door
Of the chicken house was open, and
officer Jones upon reaching in pulled
ont colored man who had a chicken,
which he had just killed, in a bag He
told the officer that he was in need CT
something to eat, and only intended to
take two. He was taken to the hall
where h- gave his name as Theodore
Gibbs, and had hearing this morning
before Deputy Judge Sharplty, who
committed him in default Of $500 bal
| to answer at Court.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-18
DlsDOsing Of q Chick en-.

At the close of the hearing of Theo-
dore Gibbs this morning, Judge Sharp
ley told Mr.. Ellinger that rs the chick.
en- was his he could take it away. Mr..
Ellinger said he did not want it, and it
was proposed that the Judge contis-
cate it himself He begged to be ex-
cused, urging as a reason his un-
fortunate condition of single blessed
ness (?) bur said if Clerk Pennington
would take i, ucme and have it cooked,
he would taxi dinner with him to-mor-
row.
The clerk seemed to think if that pro-
gramme was carried out the Judge
would get the best of the bargain, and
positively refused to have anything to
-, with it. The unfortunate chicken
Was then rendered to reporter, but he
also declined to receive it, and the last
seen of itClerk Pennington had carried
it down stairs and turned it over to an
officer, who had it by one leg and was
searching for the colored woman who
cleans the hall, to see if she would ac-
cept it.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-18
A Coming Event.

On Thursday, August I'd, the even,
of the season will take place, viz; III,
excursion Of Division No 4, Anclen
Order of Hibernians, TO Atlantic City
They will be taken TO Prmsgrovcon til,
steamer Samuel NJ. FELTON, and thence b
the Delaware Shore and West Jersv]
Railroad TO the city by the sea. It'd
committee of arrangements, which is |
large one, are hard workers and viii
spare no PAINS to make the event
success. NJ. j. Clancy, is charluaj
of the same, NJ. j. Sharkey, Secretary
and j. McElwee Treasurer. Those d
sirous of spending a pleasant day should
avail themselves Of this oproriuntj
and purchase tickets early. The otfcer|
OF the day will be John j. Mealey, ma1
ter of ceremonies =. +. Qnigley hoO|
manager James f. Mcclure, joni
McNulty, u. +. Conner, j. +. Erns
and f. l.. Clark, assistants.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-18
FIT I \ EDITION
sudden and Sad Death.

On Monday last Mrs. Abbe y D.,
ledge who resides at 3l6McIlvain St rsst ns.'
Philadelphia, In company with I' Ia.
9-year.0ld daughter, came sto Wilminn
ton for the purpose Of spending a fasy
days with her brother, William Nv
Draper, who resides at Fourth ,n,|
Lombard streets. The lady spent n
pleasant week and ate her breakf,'. y.
this morning in apparent good health
About 3 o'clock she went up ST airs T.,
get dress pattern, when Mrs Drans,
who was in an adjoining ro ON, heard \
psculiar..noise, and asked Mrs. Ratlrdv1
what was the matter.
Receiving no reply she went over N
the room where Mrs. Ratledge W as am,
arrived just in time to fall over in i
swooD. A physician was imreiiatels|
sent for, but just as he entered the room
the lady gave a gasp and breathed be,
last, having only survived twentv
minutes after she fell. II is suppo,es
that death resulted from an attack n
heart disease as she was subject to ,hoss
spells.
The unfortunate lady was born IN
Slaughter's Neck, near Milford, and
was about thirty-nine years of age Sbd
was daughter of the late Alexande,
Draper, who was well-known in Sussp,
County. Her mother, Sarah Draper, h
still living at the old homestead. He1
husband was Immediately notified Of
her sudden death and upon his arrya
arrangements will be made for the IN
neral which will probably take place Oh
Tuesday morning next. She will ID
taken to Slaughter Neck Church, vhen
the inteIment will take place.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-18
Fatally GOred by q Bull.

Mrs. Mccall, residing on farm east
of Rose hill, Mahaska County, Iowa
was gored Ly IA terocious bull on Tues
day. She and her daughters were
milking the cows. The bull was in an
adjoining lot, but on seeing the women
jumped wire fence and made for
them. The two daughters escaped, but
the mother WAS tearfully gored, her
limbs were broken, and the flesh was
torn from her face and breast. The
screams of the girls brought the men
from the harvest field, and on their ar
rival the bull released his victim and
ran after them. He was knocked down
and killed. This is the second accident
ofthat kind in the same locality, man
named Matte having been tearfully gor-
cd few days ago.