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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

bbENNS1 LN ANA A1lghOAD
On and after sept il: 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROuTb.. 49,.
Tanslcavo NewYork via Desbrosses and C0rtahdt street
uarrtsS9rg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars alta he'd. and p. No. daily New ork
aun Chicago Limited Of ParOr Dining smoking and sleep
ing at a. IN every day. <..a 1..o..
WiliamspOrf. Lock Haven a M ~ M Corrv anu he AZ
connecting al CORY TOT IltusNlhe Teuo'cn Non
Baltimore Washington and SOUTH Limited washington
Express OF Pullman Psror cars daily except sunday
r. al 5i5 ana $40 a. NJ $40 and and II night; via
b. and o. r. r.. and p m. and " night a 10 ,n, ,,o
sunday via T. and r. II, r., D. W. ana IL night VIA
and o X. n. y. IN. and ~ night ,,o
Atlantic City, except sunday, ll'lOa M anu y M
Fni Gaze Nav exeept sunday 81 5ia. m. and pm. -
Long branch Head Junction and inerinedsie sts-
lions eia Railway and AmbOv 7:lO and a. m IL noon.
$40, aud p. ON Sunday, 8 a. IN and p m tdoes
atop at Asburv Park -, a. ..o.,.
Boats of brooklyn Annex connect with all trough trains
AT Jersey City oing speedy and direct transfer TOT
,D From Pittsburg $50 ll20a 1880 and
jo.2n n m daily and Z a daily except Monday From
Washington Baltimore, o:3O 6oo m ooo %
i0:50p From Baltimore i20 p M; on snadaya 80
o. m From Philadelphia, $50. G:2O. $3.50 u;o01 Iehcep'
Monday $50 $40 1040 ll:4O a. m, so = S;oV. s.so
800 40 $50 s.85 1920. 1888 and 1850 m sunday
$50 6:2o $50 7:05, ll:35 6zO. 1885, $3.50. lozo
lO.35 and l0:60p IN
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK.DAYs AND ON
SUNDAY. 5 srAIIoNs IL PHILADELPHIA
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Loy J
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Business Chances.
TOR SALE.
EUREKA IRON CO.'S PROPERTY.
AT WYANDOTTE. MICH.

The charter OF this Company expires by limitation on inc
oath Of etober next and the whole OF the plant and real
estate Is now offered SALE II any portion remains unsod
M private sale on the October 1855 1t Win DO offered
AT PUBLIC vENDUE at the Office OF the Company IN
WYANDOTTE. at IL O'Clock a. m. ON that day.
The property consists general OF TWO BLAST FUR
NACEs lone in modern rebuding) They have
ali the pant necessary for making 10 eharcoai pig
iron Dor day The rebuilding BIO used for making
coke iron.
The mills for the manufacture Of Boiler Plate TANK shee
ana Bar Iron Knobbing Pudding Furnaces are com
peie ns we'll as the Foundry Cupolas, Boiler Machine
blacksmith ard Pattern shops Testing Machines Wesh
Scales Docks Railroad Tracks, Locomotives iN'
Cars Dock, steam Cranes, &C. 80
Rk 0.nerl Offices with 200 OF land In ana
contiguous to wyandoc and about 40 city Lots Quantity
OF Ore Pig Iron. 80.
For details spply TO
ARMITAGE. Secretary, Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

rI,ROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
~ ~ conneeune with morning trains for all points
NorfG SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany
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WHITE STAR LINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WHITE STAR LINE. ann. ,,,,n,
wv USITED STATES AND ROY Al NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QU EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL nat.
NOTICEThe steamers OF tnls me az mo Lam soi ne
recomn Lieutenant Mautys y. D. Ne On oo' 'ho
outward homeward v3yaRes a.. M, a.,o. -.
KEPUBLIC cart IrynR.....i hnIsasuoopS ~ ~,
1.frfC Can't PARCEL ....... Tuesday. oct loi5Oa
TMANIC Can't Kennedy. ssday Vet; 10 S'"v p n;
N%'S-- $500 lOTU-SI.
ara nnorm no ,zs and uasurDas,e1 In Ap
pontments saloons. 5tatsroo rs so an
auidshiBs where tho noso anl -
eastfslt saorilng degree Of comfort hi'hs''o
aisss%tes-saloon $50 $50 ana sloo Retain aSk', On
favorable terms stserays from the Oh O'Elt5 pa h'A
New. York, SIS ,.S.- ..,,la shasa MIR ntqx
.,srtIon Of plans and 9th ni0r nioh appph ths
Company omces ~" o. ~ RI CoRTIS. Agent
CT. BARTLErr a co. Agents.. postoa n,u.a.,nh,.
y, =, IA RRITI Agent ia south3dsts fh4saeipnaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
Boston and the RAst All rail Grand Central Depot
Three express daily Sundays excepted to Boston a &
oars Sndaysa 10 with palace sleeping cars Newport
express leaves Grand Central Depot AZ arrives a. swo
7:a5 ,. Parorcars attached =. W. fOffbb agent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.
ROSToN, VIA sToNINGTON LINE.

KOcIONs VIA oAOINAN0A O@' 1890
steamer. NARRAaANsETr ana sroSI i &c !. m.
morning Om steamers landing through 70 n0'
''A' PROVIDENCE LINE
Ess RnSS srfsf sns snS from
Pier 49, NJ r. e FSf fissp' sappi
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
Newbns Mssoo Milton 'f PeusSksess
with and stony Dss ys saa TSes
fSars Si sstSrday at = m. from asTliaonsi
FOR BOSTON, wa NewYo and Ne e,s,,bn, z,
I5S S SsI,i5I s Ess7: Esss SsE'
42ast stqh M Hig BTdye zig "a m Lea w Pullman
sleeping on night trains.
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
H p S r. and and Il %
sundays e1seP,s S1' sen%ssSg SFwIAyES oT
Sasssgc checked si4 brosdx1y and oOus Brooklyn
NORWICH LINE ro.,
The new iron S'e cITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception the elegant boat on the sound and
esve PIER 40 North River FOOT Of wattst next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except sundays ~ To-
Boston Portland and White Mountains from New
sD,,-1O@A AMI LOAO DhAACh RI:
Stations ss-ros sS S; =, 900 a rm.r
For For south InSoy Va Pi Reading hi 7;4s II
HT For aaaSa M & ~ Pl a. s9RSsY 5
Penn. r R. 7!iO a. m. II NJ g. g p. N. Sundays, a. m,
ssRi q. AG PAX Sea d
&45 $780, 4S0 Sundays tnot stopping at Ocean Grove
a. NJ y NJ BIO s p m Sundays mot stopping
o For lakewood Ton RrSs bsrness Co. via Ph Reading
For Freehold via Pbla 4 Reading RR, 7;4s II Pap
a. NJ 245 4s0 6p n For vnsland BddsetOn Atlantic city,
f 4 T. nn dfA wpqRa n lag EN-.
NLW-YUKh CEN rRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER AD-Conmcncing Sept IT, 1888 through
trains win leave Grand Central Depot -
H. NewYor and Northern Express with drawing
$40 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars stop
ping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland
| and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 1920 n next day.
1890 Chicago Express drawngroop to Canandsigu
Rochester Buffalo and Rchhed Springs connects for Sharon
M to Albany ans Troy, connecting for Utica Saratoga
Gen's Pals Lake George and Rutland
$50 Saratoga special Through orewingroom cars
an NJ Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
Is Express with sleeping for Niagara Falls
Buffalo, Cincinnati Except Saturday. Toledo, Detroit and St
$50 Express with sleeping Syracuse and to Auburn
20 m Pacific Express with sleeping Rochester Buffalo
Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Cape Vincent Except
Sundsy) and Clayton (exoep Saturday,
Connects with the morning trains for the West and North Except
TcSeis on sale at Grand Central Depot Bowling Green 252
and 4l3 Broadway and Express Offices Parkplace
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
sThese daily all Others daily except sunday
Gen Sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
TCDITT ID CIJoDE yNE For providen 20
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S AVE W SOUTHERN DIVISION.


STEAMERS LEAVE PIER s. n H.
FOOT RECTORST.. .
Commanding Septembcr H. 1888.
For Highlands seabgh Monmouth Beach ana Long Draneh
$50 10 4. ~. 1915 $40, p m. sundays = a. m
Por Atlantic Highlands $50 10a M. SAB 3 p H.
lor Lakewood Toms River Banezat l2l5' $40 p N =.
Por Ocean Grove Asbury Park Sea Gr ke 10 M lZ.lo
Gl5 NJ for all stations south OF Long Branch except
Qoesu Grcye and Asbury Park, al 800 a m. .,D.
Of Liberty st, 7'4f LAD, 4p H. ot baAe"Vou
eanchesieT Toms River, barneaat NC 49,, ~. l.,
246 D a. for Vineiand Bndgeton, Atlantic CITY, &c.
GOO D. m for stations 10 Highlands ~,
8 d n. aud 400 Q. m. for stations 10 sandy HOOK
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
ID FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York nom foot Of Libcry-st
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green Sta at TAB g3V lllo NJ
$50 $50 $50 z IL On Sunday OF $40 n o5V or ~
m for fhni and Bcrks 7:45 lilo m 13O 43O
$50 7p. N. On Sunday at S4J = N. 80 40 -oo , 10
For 7eutOn 7:45 $40 HIS A. l3O, 43O, ooO, y IL
Pm On Sunday 845a w. $50, u p. IN. -, ,
For sunbury Lewburg Wliansport at I;4o a. m ana
Pm. .,.y,
b46 $40 Gas IL D. sunday At $50 5:3O IL p
Prom Third and Berks BIO 800, m J. SSO oSO
$50 D. Sunday at S:15 a. M; 4:30 p ID. - n ,oo
125 620 SO3 300, 1000, li;54 a. m; q Az
e2f 7:2S r. m. Sunday 1926 91S 4. NJ. GLIB p m
DRAWING ROOM CARS attached 70 all day trans
Connection made al Jersey City Station TO ana rom brooklyn
bnd brie Depot Jersey City. A., .,., .,.,.
Nd Annex Office BROOKLYN Bridge Pier, Brooklyn
Transfer Company viii call for and cneok baggage ro
hoer residence 70 destination. -. - -.
n p BALDWIN, Gen Eastern Pass Agent
J. & W00TTEN, General Manager z,...
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Hlinlnl.

ANADJOURNED MEETING of the stockhold-
~ crs OF the Rappahannock Gold Mining CO. VIII be hod
al It's Office Room 10 on iuotiay september
% al d. m for election Of directors for the ensuing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP-
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

NATIONAL LINE.--FIom Pier 80. n: X
FoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
FOR LONDON DTREO1.
DENMARK. sept 20 iin pm. GktECr. ool .. y a. M
CapIn F,oto SD oltwari A,t,3 So prss' ,sss,ass
ticket 500 u. ~ " R5f Manager. 80 and - broAaND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINE FOR CALIFORNIA. sANDWdCH IsLANpS
JAPAN. CHINA. NEWZEALAND. AUSTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and hkXlCu
Prom New-York. pier foot Olaslst.. " IL
For san Francisco VIA the Isthm IA OF PANAMA
ACAPULCO sails Monday, oct J. noon
connecting for Central ana south America and Meuco
From san Francisco lst and Brannan stA
For Japan aud Chna -
O. O. 50. OCEA NIC sails Thursday sept. ~ noon
Fxcurnon teKets between Francisco ami WOODLAND az
special rates.
For HONOLULU. NEW.ZEALAND and Az SfhALiA
ZEALAN OLA sails saturday. oct ~
m arrival o London mails at san FRANCISCO
For gh passage general Information, apply AZ com
pany . Office ON the pier. foot Cand-sL, n. X.
i"-S 4 SuDerutennent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris
Ii, .-lioo rn New.YOrk ana Antwerp Saturday.
,.IIgRIA \ September "a I'D a.
UHYNIAND........ saturday, september ~. D. m
saloons htaterOOns smoking and bathrooms anldsips
$50 excursion SllO 70 fleO second
cabin $50; excursion, SIOJj Bteerage SO prepaid SZ
PETER WRIGHT Sons. General Agents, % BroaaWB
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
ID steamers leave pier OF sGssexst. Jersey CITY,
For ROTTERDAM.
O. y CALAND......... " edneqday Sept 2G, ESQ D. II.
49, For AmseI dam
90 AMsTERDA NJ W ednesday. oct. 3. 1880 a m.
Ist Cabin $50 steerage. $2G. prepaid, flS,,,.
PIT Siu LilYE a 1. W. NORRIS
% :. Wian.st.. Freight AgtA 90 BWV' zen f@s| AK
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
u sTEAMERs.-HamburgA American Packet ComPaay's
line for PLYMOUTH (Londonl CHERBOURG Paris,
and HANDFUL re. SATURDAY steamers Hamburg direct
pIAETlA....SaL sept ~ tRUGIA........1hurs oct. 4
FitisIA.-.... Thurs. SEPT n sUENl Thur Oct IL
Rates ito PanseKtra: First CaDln sIDJ second Caon
CABIN steamer S6S aud go Excursion rates
srerty reduced send "Tourists' Gazette"
eKIJNHARDT& Co. Gen. Agts, No. VI BrOadst, NY.
G. b. RICHARD & CO.. Gen P.ss. Aga. VI ~ Ay \. Il
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NOVA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.

THE CROMWELL LINE -
Poe ID North HtVer
every ten DAYS Tor
HALIFAX n s.. and ST, JOHNS. MD
Excellentpss,snysr scco N M tttolh
e. L SEAMAN,
Pieru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

~ eTiNDAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NEW.YORK
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

&c. sPs s1aS Island S $50 P fsH SSS
sy ss M sp and Annex Boats do not run on Sunday
sssylsn,oSSss $50 ssS l1S S o o. Ss' 's' $50 'O'
g and "a ?S a s ss s5'sP Sundays $50
s Ps R % 1905 $50 4 os; 3 ssS
DAYS $50 $50, il a. mo-, 8. g. 7:so
sss , safrg ss S5y 49, 49,
sssen o iSi5 nSt only Sundays
as 49,, Cove sH sss e c 0f Locust Sssy Bs
n 1856 ASS 635, eS5 p m Sundays $50 a. H. 600 'i0
Huntington, NOrhpO-9OS n 4s5' e;S5P H. Sundays 300
Port S jssersone;os ASS SUNDAYS COS NJ ROns0n
iS Ss.1 and G.s sSs sSs s ss
sS t$S n S sasSsy ssS Tbs % Ss5 O$5 sos
Pys.s,x College poius wh,csouo-7s5 s45 1905 lls5
100 2sS sS5 AS 800 5:s5 sos, e35 7o5 5sa 9:ls y
}sss No. 1ss 1 isS 2s5. 1885, SsS7o5 Sos 800 1905
Long Beach-llO5 T. NJ, 40 ?. Returning leave Long
Beach sos M 42S N sq 1S5 s1 S9p n NJ Ill., OO
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
e., ofLbertyst Station in Brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Pier
@ anf FeninsSn Eson Wind Gap Mauc chnnh
fsmanend TamaquA Whamsport Hazleton Driion scranton
Sfo Pennington High Bridge Branch sceoOlsys Noun
fansSOrg Nsach Chunk winanspOri TamaqaA NaniicOke
Sfo Remington RssIon Allentown Reading Harrisburg
Nsnch Chunk Hazleton wkesbaITe, To-
S4b D. m-For Easton, Wind Gap Mhuen Chunk. lamaqua
EiIiau1sport Dron wilkeshaYre Scranton Ha1eon, &c
Nor Pennington High Bridge Branch Schooleys Noun
lain Budds Lake Lake Hopatcong, Kaston. &c
m.--PO SOmervle, Pennington. &c
EastOn Allentown. Reading Hafilshurg Aauch
Snndsy trains leave al g. s45 g. No. l:3o A. $50 o.
For Newark at g. 545, 6;15, G;45, 7;l5 1880 SIP $50
sl s 81 l lSl5 iS S ISL 5a5' 5s5 s..
1920 lib 12p m- Sundays. ., Slo, 4u4o r. III;
~ noon lbs 8 T. 8. els g. g. and 1870 :.
rcr trains points time table at station m -
For Long Branch Grove. 6c. 145 HOO il:Oo a. m
2s5 $50 400 4:30 600 Sundays not stopping at Ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

- Miss Ada Rehan Mrs III Gilbert, Mss May Fielding,
Miss Virginia Dreher. Miss Helen Layton, Miss Lizze
Jeremy Miss May irwin Miss Agnes Pennng Miss Cors
Gordon. Miss Belle Brown and OF her ladies'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

yo,e pa..ensersIeave Jamcsslip s5 7ths 25 s4hst,
R. Is minutes Long Island City time ANNEX B0A an
Pnest e k1SO e;SU, 5;oV IL ILL., SOW
sos 4O5 sos, COS p m.
james slip and Annex Boats do not run on Sunday
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

II /. reported hat there will be d
bin Introduced In the Legislature +.
change The manner Of assessment OF
school tax from the poll TO the reality.
This will throw a much larger proper.
lion Of tax on property, and tighten the
burden If posaessOSs OF bonds and mort
kaxcs as well az that Of the great mas
sUf nou.prJperty holders. Tue oblecI
Of the mover il the matter is to catcE
VOTES and perhaps lie may be- SUCCESS
ful The fruit possibly may be gather
I'd il the contest for the nomination tJi
! sheriff in 1884, if the matter shall not
be Lipped In the bud by some Of th'
more conservative members OF The
rarty. There are many Iandho.der'
In The Democratic az well as In the
Republican party.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Tny LlvINGsION CAAF.
OreGf ihe N oss d ma ~ \ able OF It's
Mind Ever Known

| =,
| me sun OF MISS mary A'ico A!thoh
Livingstone agaihst 'lr' h"hiy from
Ing, president o! tue ne" i'fh i''hH
IL Company t'i pieaOA OF PROMISE O
marriage ana sSauot'o"' "h'ch term
mated III that Guy on ihhr'o"y Ill aver
hIct ior t.o,oVo u'h"sNS, AS a,fe"u
stated IN Inc gun, was AS saia d.
Judge fratt' before "ho'h the case wa
tired, one OF Tue most feihafhaoio OF IL
character Known IN 4egai auhais. Juog
fratt states mat lhe 'eFuleli- inc 'a's
eet ever granted III orrach VI pFoihi'
case There was one case ~ T. siah'
lu when the p!a!hti1 go &lo'V~, uu
THIS verdict exeeed' ttat one ny 20 W.
In ms charge 70 tho jury 'nn1" ffa'
said he seldom seen a Gaze 70 prcu'i'
In regard TO the su"1I numn per oil iacS
coh~ded by NJ parties lhefo were
not more lhan nan nozeh points Al
which the DEFENDANT and pla!h'll
agreed IN their testimony, auh II "ouio
ps IN possiolo iof the jury 10 arrive "t
verdict without coming 10 'he conc Il.
Ron that one or the other u them had
cChiL't'eu the etossssl sort Oh PfFI"fg'
IL WAS out iair, no saiu, that he Shoulu
STATE mat there hsa nov oeeh "or' u
reliable testimony against lhe ehafac'
Ter Of the pIalnNh'
IN MS speech 10 .he jury MI new
comp, inc plaintil cohhseI, pointing
Al fIemir9 ana looking BIN IN tue eye
declared mat 'ths paso hco"hdfe' !ieu'
and knew lie was yluR, Wnsn ne sWO't
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Mis.pDised 60 .alAuiailOn.

Some of the doubtful good results OF
Of a term OF imprisoh-
| ment for crime, are conSplcuousiy
shown In the case OF George Albert MA
sou, released from the Albany Poniten
tiary, week ago. Mason was con-
victed for counterietirg IN May. lSi6,
before the United States District Court,
and was sentenced TO twelve years I'm
prisonment, but WAS rele under the
Stat. law Of New York, which allows
Iaomnutationof service tor good behaVtOI
while in prison. By his seemingly
com II eudable department., be aoi
clear OF one third If his term, but II hiN
words and expresses ions mean what be
SAYS twelve years more would uo have
been too long a sentence, IL ID SAID
that he Las frequently threa 'ened "a
take the lives Of those who he ped to
convict him, and PAL ticnlarly that o.
Elmer Wash burn, who was chief OF the
secret service, when Mason WAS con
victed. This mora exemplary convict
WAS born in England, and came To
this country jnst before the war, jointd
tho Confederate army, and was mu7-
| ing spirit, it il asserted, IN scheme
to kidnap President Lincoln, bu' WAS
4 ,rarttul.I
fenced to imprisonmeht for life, and
out Of the kindness and goodness OF
heart OF the man he tried 80 kidnap, he
was pardoued. He next turned up at
Toronto, and after long career CT
crime he was caught, tried and Cun-
victed on forty seven different indict,
ments.
While s-rvinga two years sentencol
in Kingston Jail, he originated pIotl
for oil the prisoners TO escape and then
exposed the plot TO the prison author
ties tor which he was rewarded by al
release from couf0ement at the end OF
the tlrst year OF his imprisonment III
1874 the Government upon the prinoi
pie OF setting rogue 10 oateh rogue
employed him az an officer in tho Be
cret Service Division, and while he
was in this position where he should
have been the terror of couuterfeiters, /,
he was caught dealing in counterfeit
money, and WAS sentenced 10 receive
the Punishment which has inst been
terminated by his release. There are
no doubt cases of worthy commutNiia'
of imp. lsOument as N reward 4.cr'
torious conduct while in prison, but
clemeuCy has certainly been m:sap-
Piled in the case of Mason,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
0es IDsureA.

You can carry fsm one TO ten ,hoas
ahd dollars on yourself or wife At
nominal sum, h-twseu the ages OF i
and Is, in the Mutr0l Reserve Fund
Life Association OF New York. 1lis
IN the largest Association Of it, ago IN
the world, having o 22l membership Il
the list day ofJan. 1883, and ote sssFsS
nent Amounting 10 over SlC0, 900
Gall }. X. SUI l'oy, 1903 markr'
street, general agent, ard SEQ him and
get papers. Open until eight IN the
evening
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The funeral OF Lot NJ Morrill, took
place on Saturday in Augusta, haino
1t was attended by the Governor and
Council, the members Of the bar Of
Augusta, IN body, two committees o
the Legislature, and u nun Der Of prom
inent officials and citizens. Rev. DR.
Hiil, Of Portland, read the funeral Ser
vice, The pail hearers were Governor
koble, ex-G0vsrnors Common, Psrhan
aud williams, Judges Webb and Lab
hey, George r. Talbot and Levi. II.
Smith.
The Treasury Department at Wash
ington, was c!o.~d on Saturday. IA re-
spect 10 the mer-Ory vi Nj. MOrru.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

There seems 10 be very little dispOsi
ton on the part Of our citizens to pay
their poll tax. Hundreds have thus
far eg!ectsd to call on the collectors,
although we have sdmonished them
time and again that if they did not do
50 prior TO the meeting Of tbs Levy
Court their names shall be returned by
the electors As errors, and they VII.
be stricken from the assessment list
In that case they cannot be assessed
again within year, and may be do
prived OF the right To vote at the
coming election il the city and county
The matter is an important one, and
every man who values the rlght oI
suffrage should act pruinply, II he has
not already paid his tax. Al! should
remem Der hat coas"l ess vigilance is the
price of liberty When men become
privilege 70 vote, It IL evident they
have ceased 10 take proper Interest III
political affairs The man who uegIects
TO pay his tax hardly MEASURES up to
the standard Of good citizenship, and
mas no right to complain Of the short.
Cpmiugs Of those in authority or tho
exactIous Of any officer of the govern
luent. Every man who wishes to vote
fur the next President should see that
his pol tax Is paid, and his name re-
tanned on the assessment list.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
WHY CANNOT men who profess to be

WHY CANNOT men who profess to be
gentlemen, also be polite to ladies in
the street cars? On Saturday evening a
young lady. daughter of prominent
NJ lrke. street merchant, entered a car
u 20 out the A Avenue. A number Of
hearty looking men occupied seats. but
none of them seemed TO care abou. va
eating them 10 give the young lady one,
until she became sick and swooned
away aud even then another young lady
h adj to vacate seat to make room for
hAr
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
REdlsrLR's ORDER, o..

~
NGw CASTLE COUNTY, DxL., Jan, 3, ISIS (
Upon the application Of Alfred l.. Hudson
aud John = Hudson, j., Executors OF John
I. Hudson, late of NJ. Georges Hundred, In
said county, deceafcd IL Ii ordered and direct
ed by the Register hat the Executors aforo-
said give notice Of granting Of Let'en Testa-
mcutary upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof. by causing
Advertisements 10 De posted within forty days
nom the date 81 such Letters In FIX u tho
most pubic places II the county Of New tas-
tie. requiring all porf"ns having demands
against the estate 10 present the same, or
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such cas-.
made and provided and also cause the same
to be inserted within the -aInc period in tn.
DAILY RErUHLIChE, "A newspaper published
ia Wilmington aud 10 be cuntinuel therein
three weeks, to u d.
- Given under tho hnnh and Seal
1. =. ufDihcc 81 The Register aforesaid. at
- Wilmington, IN New 'a'tle county
aforesaid, the day and year Gburc written.
:. g. EIGfS, Register
Notion All p,rsons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
sane duly nttnftcd to the Executor. on or
before the third day Of January. A. d., 1854.
or abide the Act u Assembly IN ,dch case
made And provided.
ALFitEDL HUDSON, I ,.,,,,.,.
JOHN, HUDSON, III hfe'u'"rs'
Address, - Clayton, Kent County, l'o!n-
ware. JAutt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

UNDER REPUBLICAN rule there ID
S47, O0O 10 bank to the credit OF the city
with most Of the water tax yet to col
lect Under Democratic rule year
ago the Treasury was more than empty
and S2l 900 OF the school fund had also
disappeared. That is the difference
between the two parties.