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Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
"a Theatre UuParthed,

The French school at Athens, which
has been making excavations on the
island of Delos, lately uncovered, near
the Theatre of Apollo, house, plobab-
ly of the Alexandrine period. Thus far
a court, surrounded by pillars and by
twelve rooms, has been revealed. The
floor Of the court Is Il beautiful mosaic,
in which appear fishes, flowers and
other ornamental designs. The gate Of
the house and the street leading to it
have also been dug ont, and an entire
quarter of the ancient city may posi-
bly, be discovered az the excavations
advance.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
The opera HOuxe TO-u sxht

There il no doubt but the Opera
House will be crowded this evening to
witness the performance by the lsentz-
Santley BurlesIne Company. This
troupe il 80 well known in this city
that they are always sure Ola good
house. They will present a grand re-
ception scene, in which sixteen beauti-
fnl young ladies will appeal, and the
performance will cOncluds with the new
burlesque, entitled DON Jose, the
Spanish Dude" introducing the latest
Partisan rvage, "The Washers Quad
rifle" ......
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

'SALl.-A GOOD YOUNG ~
Ire, suitable tvr faII> wagon AS
i JOHN a. WILSON, = :
,iltw Front and Market STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
rat ROOneY'A AiOlls hl II N ION

The entertainment At the Opera
Hous<. last evening by Pat Rooney
star coordination wGs well attended
and gave general satisfaction. The
whole program ives filled with fun,
and v as received vita shouts ofiaugh-
ter a.d applause. T.sa compaHyfiS com;
posed of first class socially artiets, and
each one performed si,eir part in an adj.
mirai IL manner.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
Going Ia Rome.

The Right Rev. Bishop Becker will
lrave this city this evening or to-nlor.
row morning, on voyage to Rome.
He will be absent some two or three
months, The people Of this diocese
hope that he may have 4 Pheasant voy-
age and a,safe return. ~ = TO-.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
Flee L.ast Evenr.ar.

About $50 .S'clock last ,eienipg y lot
of old crosstia pn the 2. w. ~ b. Rsil-
road, opposite Ad,e gas house. we're dis
eYYare1 lobe pp fire, but were exbiG-
some men in the vidiniky
without striking In alarm. u is sup
posed they caught FROM the spsrksof y
Tjtssing engine, ., 49,. a. !.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
MISS MARY MAHAFFY
DIR. .SIMMS
Vegetable Pills; II RI
The Perfection OF PiIIs,

The Perfection Of PilIh,
Mankind'a FoyOYifo Pills.
Tto tnoSt famous Liver medicine on earth
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave the bowels pos
tive. They tone and strengthen tho Liver,
during liver complaint, sick headaohe, neti.
ralgta' biltousness, pain In the sides OF back,
pain In the bowels, kidneys or bladder, eta
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malarial fevor o.
dumb ague, ehifls and fever, general weak.
moss, loss Of appetite, etc. They arc splendid
system healthy. They are endorsed and -. :.
commended by thousands a. the nicost. n1n.
gative and splendid liver medicine. EieaRani~
ly sugar coated, Is cents q. box; familv ho1ss
i1 one q. Sent BY mail! Sold BY leadiSs
aen,e,s ,r ~ eGiSIheE Aan depot and
'efoo'' rhiisu"lpnls. nov220
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

i, Sorrow now i'at deetly r'alied,d " i
I, All the El0GiOns summer day. %"
!, Music, Mir,h4ud jog hive fadedj' ~
Mem'ry fingers by tbs way. o.
y 'C6lnt& thu sound Ofbj,tcr weeping,
81 WEBBING *hichis al IN vain;
. One heart yOne tr6m'but Loves keeping.
49,. Home con Se'si beIhome ssain. v
First grief must be ever violent. III =
~ Woes Wine overflow the brlin: -.
Sweet young v0itt~ ns,w'tre Silent ~
Bright eyes have ~, ktears grown d m
Theirs u lOsSJatSevfd.,A h, AsvsS'
Aud the breeze chnpts this refrain-f
"PatA's ebne from us forever, ,,...,
h0ane Gan ne'er 10 home again -" ="
q, ...u % uiuHu 90 y a. :. ! : = ~
But the grief OF Wife and Mothers ~
It's heart stab, dep and wide ni.
PdrafAuunt TO every 3ther--- =, .n.
Hope " lost, when love HIS lied.
Yet there eomes dhe Niest' hssurihee '' y
That u meeting nustreIAAiu t#I .
ln reward fol, Life ssndhraRce-- i',r e
Tho home tome n neee u home again. ~ r
Ever journeyinr ,lpw1rA, 'thwari" 80 -"
10 q Future; lust beyond -
Then the cl0utls will In, and sunwdfdI
Faith can look In vision found. ~ II
So, dear Hearts, cease now your weeping:
YOur grent loss Ia hut his gain.
Let him rest in ti0d's safe keeping
Tho home ns'er-iS isDIlSs again.
De-, b M 24ba ia
---r---g.!p- &
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

(SALg-A DESl KABLE MARKEt
.,rset property, becwsdn Front and
s,reets and extending .tsfa0gh b
street, With roo,ps, And barge store
4 bt sold cheap, and. On eAsy terms.
n THOM Az X. LALLf. eog MAJ
= Hii rHhiNhhE 80 du@-tY
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

Wy AN FED BOARDERS AT NO. 1914
w TatnaIl7St. Good attommoaat iops.-
Also, table board. au7-lmO
NYANTED-rA KELlEF On UG CLERK.
w Address Chemical. his office sepa.Z'
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
COMBINING DIFFERESI E0DDERS.

COMBINING DIFFERESI FoDDERssl
1t is customary on many farms to feed
the cattle entirely on ohe kind of lay,
such as clover, for INSTANCE, until that
y, gone, and then begin on another
kind. In case clover alone is fed the
receive a much larger amount
Of proteine or alhuninoids than their
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
LOCAL FABLE.
I tsSlpsIG = y - - .
Corrected June 4. 1883

corrected June 4, 1883
TRAINS LEAVE VIII MINGTON FOR
PHLA.-2o6#-2S-- s.DS.p 7eo-7.6o
-s1b--9 0O-9..39- $50 1O--lO. 3O-ll SO
Q. n - 12.OOt m':-12lb-12. SS-1 81. sOf-
4.oe-6.l7s--sisot+s.&-s.3s"-7.2s-7 SOs-e.bts
| NEw YqRK : r-223.-aso-s.ts--u Hiss
aim. ~ .3S-l64- Is. l7A-s ,sss-7, ~ D.m.
BALT1MORS-l. oS*-l f2*-.5ls O6s-o.l7s
a. a; m;-l2.T-lso-l.0s-6 500 = 800 o.6' =
WAsaiseTosml,4 2.-r4. sl,-s.os.-sl7su
I-l.U-1. O9-6.0o-6.57-1l.O4s p. m. ~
BALTIMORE AND INTBRNEpIATE STATIONS.
| l.05s-817a N 50. O0A6 O0-S.oO d. m.
Trains running both rsfiy and Sunday.
Trains runnieg enl, IN Sunday.
.oo.+. eo-s.9t p, IN. NoSunday trains. ii,
\ For New Castle only.
For Harrington and intern sdiats sts.
uQn6 MT a : - ~ '' go
WILMINGTON NoRrAERr RA1IsoAp 800
q NIL. oo--hp2-6.ls pm. Sundays,7:Oo 1.
h.-'.Ao p. W,g i.rl;tIiJs y.p'' . - ~
DELAWARE WESTERN KAILRoAD--7 os-1o.su
'7 !; Il ms &k Il At wtLnis.1o i
b / .u. & } FROM IT, 81, 'e.ptWh
PHLADBLPHIA-l2A6&-- Ooa-Il .32%--4. 4.s- /"
ss,Is.oIs7-g:O 6-9.l2-le. 10t-il.3 IS am. ;l226
,iZ5El.O7-2.3Qt-3,5 50 Z. 3d. Q-456.-682
49, ''So1 i.ov--o'W -AV.oo---bVsobi
NEW ,YoRn-l.ss.4. 47.--s ~. : s.u. A.
IN ;--i2.5p--l.O7-4.5s--s.4S a--lo. sss y. m.
.HALTIMoRE-l.bl~r-2l3 1917. 34-,9 54--,l %8al :
m ;--l2.3 SIS. 1ls-S.3 0*-S. As-S.A,, D.
N. d." ' 1T"
WAsHINaTosLItl*-2.1 1911. IS a. M.
1886. bl- -5. lls--S 30s-7.3s+ b! a..
Beth daily and Sunday. :. 1r'U
On Sunday only. ..,., .,.5, -.
DELAw AK RAILROAD -S. 49, 5O~-rlO is A..
%. ~ U.s. 6.05*-6.50 D. m. No SUNDAY trains.
From New Castle only. y ~ b
Q WILMINGTON NORTHERN r. R-sz6-
s.Ao-li.35 a. m-o4Zp m Sunday, 1880 a.
III. and LOQp.m.
DELAwAEk WESTERN RAILRoAD 500 Q. M.
-2i5 p. III. .,,.r.. ,.r 49,.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
o., PHlLADELPHIA-BK a1'
STREET STATION 80" '"'
l230s--3.Sbs-- e.se-7. 3Os-Gs Os..s 2l4- s5+-
10 lo-ll .aO-ll. 50 a. m-,-l2.26-l.Ot-1.S2 So "
w. lo-4. p2-4. 25r .D5--6 SU5t ~
B-S yOs-9,3O-l 0T-l1, 32* %. H. :, -.
NEW CAsrLE-s.ss--9.35iO.V2-ll .. N. ;
*Daily and Sunday. '-'-A- %" ~ , r ~
A train viii Leave Wilmington for Newark.
md way stations, Sundays excepted, 81 .hAG
!. NJ: returning, leaye Newark at 8.2ha o. M,
or Wilmington and way stations
~ The BLACK nkSaFAs denote ina
Limited Express Tralns~1 a tni."|o
"
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
SELEUT SCHOOL,

NINTH AND TATNALL STREETS,
WILLpPEN ON IND DA Y 18th MONTH I'd.
Thorongh Instructions will be given in III!
branches Which constitute a good Eng!i sh
education. -,as., :, D. - -
Improved methods will be used in tean,~
lug young pupils and care taken Of such dur :
ing play hohrs The grou ds being extsl,
sive and entirely private, the children re:
sheltered from all annoy noes Of the street,
For further information, call at the schoo
between the hour of ! and 5 p. ~. au28-6t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
:l748 FRIENDS SCHOOL. lSS:3

3, Fourth and West streets, W ilmingtOn, Dol
School year commences ninth mo, tSentem
ber) 10Th. Primary. intermediate and acade
mic departments. For circulars or info ma
tion,apply to the principal, lSAAUT. JOHN
SON, Gil Washington street. au29l2t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

WAhTED,ata'ODMACHIN HANDS
WeN Third street .r - au3l-4t*
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

ti nh A LARGE LOAD OF
hauling, wood. Leave ordsrs at
S"onosS store Of WeIlG RlnkwaIt
G nVVhI and Market; GeOtxe
Jnt ay' Second aud King Streets;
rres,s' A. Ewing, Ninth and,
b Unt,i, or Send postal card to fpo-
n4 mon street and IiIpin ayeni,e.
= JAMES l.. MUKINNEf,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

nk. BLISS GOLDEN WHOOrINt1
IL Cough Syrup Great Rheumatic Com
pound, Death u tlurns and Buni0ns Great
Chill Mixture. Pile.Saive, Dyspepsia Syrup
and Neuralgia Cure, Worm LOzenvnrs ana
Pain Balm,are all for sale n, DANFTRTH'S
Drug Store, Second and Market streets, VII.
abingdon, Del. au7 I'M til 50
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
..no.be 'C.a xs..r b nome Again. ;.

The following verses, which sRpesred IN
sS s q an prSts,ey
dicated ~ sympathy t0 the berenitd fhmily
Of Robert Sarde, Camden, Del. ..
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

Ready mixed paints, all,shades, in one
pound cans AZ James Bra ifords paint
store.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

r. EW HAMS CHIMES
IL Laundry, No III King street. Clothes
done up NICELY. Warraated to give satisiae.
tfon. Give nsa trial, n you please. Fine
shirts loc.; new shirt, i3c., 2 tor BOO: starch
and iron tine shirt, Sc; = haudkerchiefs. 10;
cuffs BE-; stockings. 81 ntekties, g.; uN.ier-
clolhing. 5; collars, SC .. jy3l-lrn+
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

NOlTCk-IHE MEM BEkS or AMERI-
Az can Star Lodge, No. !, A. o. %. f., are
requested to attend the meeting Tuesday
evening, September ith. asihusiB.ss Of I'M.
i,ortance will be bro,4nt before the meeting.
by order u W. u.
skl3ts n pM. PROCKNDW B.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

u ATL'XITC optas nea ana all puxnass IN
ia I'm ID the X, S., Patent office, .or 10
the court attended 10 f6r modern fees.
When m6del or drawing is sent We a(vtss
no charge unless we obtain patent. -.
We r6ier, hero, I'd thS Post Masteythe Su,pt
u the Money Order Divs and to othSi als 6fzAs
q. S.5PatAnt office. fsr circular, advice,
hnns and refertslce tO actual clients In ySRS
q. A. SNOW ~ CO., o.,
Opposite Patent Ofiite, Wasfit ngton, d. y.
4 Mention this rnperl novlA-eod-u
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

ICE GkEA M--AlRS,. T.. l'AGGAHT HAS
l. opened an ice cream garden at her resi-.
dence, on the Philadelphia PIKE, adjoining
Riverview cemetery. This will make de-
lightful ride or walk from the city, Every
thing in trst-class order and the best crea m
served. ,.up lel3Ltf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

NQIlDE-MY IIlNTED CATALOGUE
~ Of real estate for sale IN all parts of the
city can be had rec on application. All
3 tnds OF rsntable property taken Charge Of;
rents collected and paid over monthly.
sp3-lat FtfEORGE e. N ARIS
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
NEW ORLEANS, August |, 1883.
TOTHEPUBLIC
Investigate dor kOnpwelyes

I
lished wilful end malicious falsehoO In re
Io,, ~, ny aia,,e, VI M LOU lana otaIe
.,,maS ~ NV P ahhS tne io!iowiPN iafS ale
-h,t p.n. hauua D.isWs ~ ststkeine =
w =" ~, W. o,*"xea NM 'rs'S''neht 'usihe"s
a,,' ,' an 'r u".,"e m ,,
s,n,n t NJ VI Pilnea pau U! ne Lou,siaIa
!" nr,,.''", .'i"P'ny 'Poh 'apuafy l,le''
ia r. 80 y, S taso ~
nr,a w. ,'u ~ NJ w I.Nl ~ ~, heN oe. moo
d., ~, ~. "eSooh'. Manaser s'''oo'"H
Iu " 'ru li Mauyhai ba"K'
,,, ~ a. rgioaoy' 'Seo,uent. +o3,'"
nu ~ Hnu'SiAhd H,lte NatlohaI
u hsnk = H. kennedy ,presidenl, ~, 100
ga. a. h ~, II, n N :.", s',55o1
$. Charlaron Cashier. ..... .,. 81 ,,ho
patd TO- tlitiLens Bynk, ~ - -
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

MFRS. LAURA OSGt,OD HARKNESs'
,AN select school for both sc xes will reopen
monday, Sept. Sd, 1883. at the Harmless
BtilJtnx, northwest corner Of Tenth, and
Market streets. Glasses will be formed in
AL common ana higher English branches, in
book Keep ny, music and such ancient and
modern languages ~ may be desired. The
PRIMARY Department will be under the suc-
satisfaction IN the past. In the higher de-
partr ents, the full staff Of experienced teach
ers ensures thorough instruction and drill.
The numerous and honorable patronage VI
ms school durinx,ths past tive years and tho
pas been It's characteristic excellence, must
render ths YEAR now opening the most Sue
cessful, Of its history. Terms from $500 TO
$500 Per quarter. according to cassitic cation.
For further formation and 20 secure seats,
apply, between the hours of ~ nnd 2 to
,MRS. HARNESS, 800 Market .treet, VIII
minXton. Del. 81 T. = au22-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

CECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLDGOODS
1sSi Ea9.tIn,ns bought boz and sold, by b.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
NHE ,RlVkRVlEW ACADEMY,
II a

4 DElIA W AKEfTT1. DEL,
A boarding and day school for both sexes,
for board and'tuition, H250 per annum, No
extras. Nothing furnished by pupils. Send
for circular to CO. AiEXA NDt,R Il co,
ly3l-2m Delaware Cityj DeD
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

NTOTICE-lNSTRU ONS CIV EN- ON
~ the guitar andrbanjo, by T.. +. COMP
TONs lla Linden stress, West Wilma gton.
all30es d. I'm
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
= -
VTNHE ARTIZANs' SAVING BANK.
No. 500 MARKET STREET.

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 70. Is
Open to receive deposits daily from Il. M
until lp ~, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings frDm 10 s o'clOck.
Jnecharter ofthe bank provides that n.,
profits upon !ts Investments, cXceptIso much
as ID required tor the payment of necessary
expenses and f,r suitable surplus far the So
clirity Of dqposttors. shall he divided among
the depositOrs,
No manager Is allowed to borrow any part
Of Che funds JGposited with the CORPORATION
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, Nlcmcnt g. Smyth,
NJ. l.. Lichtenstein, (rev, 5. Gapclle,
Chas. W. Rowland, n. H. Benson,
y. Darlington, lob u. Jackson, =.
WIN. H. Swift, Henry +. Dure,
Anthony Higgins. Edward Pusey,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
GEO. w. hush GEO. s. CApnLLE
President NicePresidsnt.
r. L. TAYLOR, Treasurer. J IT,
mylew'u Jos. M. MArnEls, Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

NOrlCE - WE WANT IT UNDER
IN stood that We Will not pay any bills,
y cspt by those in ths family 60 contracted
without written order nom HEC. W. YER
NON l. SONS. I'll
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
NOTICES.
'T,AX PAY ERs. TAKE NOTICE.

IMAM PAY ERS. TAKE NOTICE.
The, undersigned, receivers of taxes for the
CITY OF Wilmington, Will DO At NOJ 10 East
sixth street, On and after this date, between
tho hours of 3 and Il in the morning, and
fr.''b 2to In the afternoon. Tor the purpose
VI resolving taxes. On al! taxes paid In
August, will be no reduction and or all such
u Yss paid On and after the tlrst of Seltemb Der
shdli be increased by ,hu addition of 8 per
cent OH the amount thereof
u,l, EDMUND PROVOST. ''
Receiver OF Northern district, inciuding all
-. north Of sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Recover Of Southern Diktrict, Including all
',' Outh VI sixth street. lyl5.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
- 80 -
FOX RENT.

kkNi CHEAP-STALL I'M STA
pom May street, tatwsen nth and sth
lfOe and Adams streets Apply AT sol
|ftree' Or at this office n, lelpti
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04
kssfLk.

c,H BEAETlrJLf OyNTHe
On uhesfrbh this city, near X. Il.
0n. acre Of land In fsuit Of oil kinds.
.si,,essssa {SSSpssisssssssfh d ass's and
ss.. u" buildings. sWtit exth&nge
I \, Sxeliings In ,this pity, ~ ,iaIm q
" more 10 Chester r0unty.s IL. h
q, 6,ay.onl, House HulIllfdlas, II ,,m'
klst cod '''' y.n I. ,.lu
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

T-rtrr-I----.
WAsM .r!: Il a, NAN n, SsSF, IV& a,,s Az \,
gan throush che tJnntry This ~ good 0p
poptvnity for u man wdtha tekiHl Saia rs and
commhsion paid. Address Il. g. H. this Of
nee. , o.. au29y1Ot I
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

SALE llDW--DN n EN- q N 4,
the, ~ in. swing, ~ N. iougth Of
Iith 80 IN. chuck, three tool rests. and
i +! si,p si ySS'" FseEt' Il '
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

!ST.E-A ChbslST MILL ADWElILI
o'tabls &C. near OecutNa. GssciktsO!,
gooG Ioce ton Tor business " q pro
s ~ bsysents without rhatdriAliy N,
NJ NJ c.Mtai. For further particularly
|, sis Market street Or sG1 0iipin yve.i
katon. Dsl. JOHN b. LENS
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

1ALE-ABOuT 2so FEf'T OFlRUN
Inns, feet high, inolud'ng : gates
|mps, Apply to J.H., APp5IEBY, !.
No. ilV N, Fk OF street, a
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

[--r-----F-[T-
SALE FlVE-kQOM HOUSES
rood location, lot, llxH feet; " 100
ms easy. Also, u few Of those hns
toltave roof houses 1T 9th aud Adalhs
mn L BRO, bll W. Ninth street. "
|eyeuth street. ,yl.'iG au2l llno+ 30
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

SAIL, ONEi2 n. p. HORIZONTAL.
|gine, one ~ II, y. upright boiler, nno
upright boiler, all IN. perfect OrdeE,-.
bRoSSLhf''S Machinery EHe44hngs
|kyr,rest. ,aulo.u
Daily Republican., 1883-09-04

SALk-A NEW DEIBOLlSAFE
. a writing desk, at 524 West Front
Aui5-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
NLE1N THE ALLEYS.

City Physician Leisenring, who had
some experience last year with a small
pox epidemic, calls the attention of the
council to the dirty and pestilential con
dition of the alleys in this city and urges
that immediate steps be taken t. have
them cleaned. This is a timely warning.
Summer seems to have come at last, and
hot weather and garbage heaps combine
to breed disease. If typhoid fever be.
comes epidemic in Omaha this summer,
it will be easy to fix the blame where il
belongs.
Many Of our alleys and especially those
in the business portion of the city are in a
fearful condition. Putrefying vegetable
and animal matter, ruts filled with Shiny
Done and piles of filthy store sweepings
and kitchen refuse are steaming in the
sun and sending out death dealing odors.
The alley between Farnam d Douglas,
from Tenth oSixteepthst streets, is particu
ldllg 'DIlphl'uS, pul blcIt dlt "'Hcl
others to which the attention Of the po
lice ought to be at once directed.
Our city ordinances forbid the abuse OF
the alleys as places to dump garbage and
refuse, and provide sever penalties fol
their infraction. Marshal Guthrie shoult
take the matter at Once in hand and EN-
force the law upon all ~violators, no mat
ter who they may be, or where they may
happen to live. This is a case that in
wolves the public health, and there SHOULD
be no delay in investigating and remedy
ing it. Physicians tell us that there arr
already too many cases of malarial dis
ease in the city. Unless Omaha is pre-
pared for an epidemic of low ~fevers, sh'
must promptly remove the possible cause
of infection.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

San Francisco Chronicle.
The freight charges on wheat and corn
by rail from st. Louis, st. Paul or Chica-
cage to New York, Baltimore or Boston,
an average distance of more than 1000
miles, have not been on the average
above 80 a ton or $50 a carload for the
last four years. The freight on oranges
from Los Angeles to Chicago says The
Chicago Tribune of May Sis 1925 per
carload. The range and nut crop is ~
muchl a staple crop at Los Angeles as
wheat and corn in Illinois, Iowa and Mis-
souri,, and as easy Of shipment by rail.
The distance by the southern route is
about two and "A quarter times the dis
lance from Chicago to Boston, but the
freight charge on oranges is four and "A
half times as much as the freight charged
by Eastern roads on wheat and corn or
on -four and pork. Oranges should
be carried by railroad from Los
Angeles to Chicago for Sl25
a carload, while the monopoly rates are
1925. The extortion is Just 500 on
every carload, and, AS The Tribune points
out, it makes this luxury of California
production o expensive to be enjoyed
by the majority of the people of Chicago.
Oranges from Jalapa, in Mexico, can be
laid down in the Chicago and st. Louis
markets cheaper than oranges from Los
Angeles, and English walnuts duty on,
can be shipped from the Mediterranean
to New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
New orleans at rates that rule our Cali.
fornia walnuts out of the market, because
of this Central Pacific railway extortion
of 800 IN every carload shipped from
this state. All California faults are put
under the same ban of exclusion from
eastern markets. We produce the best
apricots, peaches, pears, plums and table
grapes i'll the world, and there is a de.
mand in eastern cities for all we can pro
duce, but this transportation monopoly
charges rates so high as practically to ex
clude them from those markets.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

THE republican state central committee
will meet at the Paxton house in Omaha
ON the 2Sth inst. The object of the
meeting is doubtless to issue calls for the
nominating conventions that are to elect
eleven district judges, one supreme Judge
and one member of the board of regents.
Whether the committee will feel disposed
to look back and compare republican
promises with republican performance we
the last republican state convention was
in such a hurry that they could not digest
the platform but bolted the whole. That
was plainly the reason why so many re.
publicans bolted the convention nomina-
tons later in the fall.
The committee has not met in full
force since the late cyclone. Perhaps
this will be n good time for a sober sec.
ond thought over the causes which have
brought about the election of a republi
can governor in Nebraska by a plurality
vote and the election of a democrati,
state treasurer in a state that gave tn,
last republican state treasurer 10000 ma
jority.
The committee need not delude them
selves into the belief that last year
storm was II mere local cloud burst, whic
is not likely to happen again. Befor
the men who have left the republica
fold will return to their former party a
legiance, they will want better assuranc
of good government than mere platforl
professions and empty promises. TIL
last Legislature showed the cloven hoe
and the record made by the party wi
first have to be undone by strong al
ti-monopoly legislation before anti-mor
opoly republicans will coalesce with tn
party organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
1.-The

The Manhattan certainly means to de-
serve success and is in a fair way to win
it. The July number, just issued, is a
model III its way. 1t is more than taste
full i'll appearance, and it has a variety
of interesting and timely articles, with
stories and poems and f~acetip, and all
from clever writer's. The illustrated
paper on Princeton College is itself
worth the price of the number. 1t is by
Henry j. Van Dyke, Jr., and not only
IA historical sketch Of this ancient
college, but a graphic account of its pres
ent condition and work-its professors
and students and its interior life. 1t is
not generally known that Princeton was
the fourth college established in the
United States. 1t was founded in 1746,
a hundred and ten years after Harvard,
elghty-slN years after William and Mary
and forty-fve years after Yale. 1t was
the same year that the legislature of New
York granted permission to raise funds
by lottery to found what is now
Columbia College, which actually dates
from l754. f. II. Sturgis
explains in a very lucid article the med
ical code question, which is making so
much agitation among the doctors. The
rattlesnake is not exactly an interesting
object, but the paper ON the rattlesnake
by Ernest lngersoll is both entertaining
and valuable. Philip Bourke Marston,
the blind poet of London, has the first
part of what promises to be a capital
story, entitled "Her Price" Clarence
Gordon points out the objections to
George Holyoak's guide book for emf
grants; a great deal better work than he
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

BETWEEN the eastern and western divi.
sions of the Northern Pacific railroad,
there is now a gap of only 100 miles. The
eastern division extends to within twelve
miles of Helena, while the western divi.
sion is now within twenty miles of Mis-.
souls. The whole line will be open for
business by the first of September. The
opening will be appropriately celebrated,
and each person on the first trip will be
presented with a badge of white silk
which he can preserve as a souvenir OF
fine event