Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-26

The season for the shooting of part
ridges, rabbits and woodcock opels IA
Delaware November Is.
No person not resident OF the State
can Kill game In the State without COM
plying with the by-laws Of the Delaware
Game Protective Association.
IL is unlawful for any person to hunt,
Kill, cell or expose for sale, take or de-
stroy any kind OF game between January
and November 10 In this county, and
between February and November l5 In
Kent and Sussex counties. 1t is, how
ever, allowable to shoot woodcock be-
tween July and September 15
Persons who intend to 20 out, gun on
shoulder, to shoot game on the 10th of
November would do well to read the fol-
lowing before they start, and those who
engage In shipping game would do well
TO read the same:
"That 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons 10 ship, take away, or to
attempt to ship, take or carry out of any
county in this State, for purpose of sale
or profit, any bird or animal named In
this act, except geese and ducks, without
having first obtained from the clerk Of
the peace in the county In which such
person shall reside q license permitting
him or her to ship, take or carry the eaid
BIRDS or animals beyon6 the limits of the
county or State at any and all times
within one year from the date of said
license, when by this act the killing of
the same Is not prohibited, and not other
wise; and the person named In said
license, on procuring the came shall
pay to the clerk of the peace the sum
of FIVE hundred dollars (r500) for said
license and the clerks iee oi 90 cents for
issuing the same. But any person may
ship, take or carry out OF any county
In this State. or out Of this State,
any of the birds or animals named In
this act at any and all times when by this
act the killing OF the same Is not pro-
hibited; provided such persons shall first
make affidavit before seme person duly
authorized to administer oaths that said
birds or animals have not been unlaw-
fully killed, and are not TO be shipped or
carried for purposes Of sale or profit,
and giving, If the same are to be shipped
the name and post Office address of the
person to whom to be shipped and the
number OF birds to be so shipped. Two
copies OF such affidavit, each endorsed
"A tiuo copy OF the original by the per-
son administering the oath, shall be fur
nished by Lin TO the affiant, who shall
deliver one oil said copies TO the railway
agent or common carrier receiving said
birds or animals Tor transportation, the
said copy TO operate as release
to such carrier or agent from any
liability In the shipment OF the same, and
shall keep the other copy for his own pro-
lection. The original affidavit shall be
retained by the officer administering the
oath, and may be usedas evidence In any
prosecution for violation Of this act. Any
person swearing falsely to any material
fact oi said affidavit shall be guilty OF
perjury and punished accordingly: Pro.
vided, that nothing herein contained
shall prevent any citizen OF this State
from shipping or taking from this State
into any other State, or from any coaniy
in this State into any other county, any
of the birds or animals mentioned in this
act to the number of one dozen or lees at
any one time without requiring any II.
cense to be taken out or any affidavit to
be made as a prerequisite thereto"
Reading Poles Angry.
READING, Oct. 25.--Serious trouble
hSs arisen III the Lew Polish Catholic
Church, which was erected in this city
about year ago. The church was built
mostly by the Polish Catholics, but =
large number Of Huugarianslhave also
become members Of the church, and 1t is
between these nationallties that the trou-
Bile has arisen latterly.
Asprlest has been sent here named
Januszkicwicz, who is a Hungarian. The
Polish members of the congregation
have for loug time been complaining
that he showed favoritism towards his
countrymen; that he compelled the Poles,
who built the church, to occupy back
seats; conducts the services in the Hun
sarian language, and In other ways at
tempts to ignore the Poles. They also
complain that, whereas the Poles are
Roman Catholics, many of the Huns
belong to the Greek Church, and that It
is therefore a the more unjust that they
should give Place to the latter.
In consequence of this state of feeling
meeting OF the Polish members was
held, at which their grievances were dis
cussed and committee was appointed
to wait upon the priest to demonstrate
with him. When they called stormy
scene ensued and the priest ordered them
10 leave his house under threats OF call
lug the pol ce. They fnally left, hut to-
night a largely attended Indignation
meeting was held, at which the action OF
the priest was denounced and the com.
mittee Instructed to call upon him again
and compel him to listen to their remon-
strauces. The feeling In the church Is
exceedingly bitter, and. unless some.
thing is done to aJay the discomfort,
there may be serious trunble.
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