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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
N{.iGN, WILSON,
Il. II. " Eiisis is,

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Once
n u East Front oom Ctirst loorJ OF the City Hall
Mineral Point, iscUiIsn. IXi-3o
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

Mineral Point, Wis, Oct. 9th, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24


N'Slos p ukrxsiLLnLsD su6 Sisso's GARDEN
OaAs Psss4 Sss%SsS 25D * sss AGE
A'sa'S '0't UlNXPrRoAoHABLE sPLENDOR
viii ss The
with ss's assS oSRr susl
TINE TABLE OF THE
se'oloes..cukTAIN ' kishs o'ooA
S:I-lrand incansatcn Scene.
dss S .s: d. S:fs: r NJ:
ssoGr.aa IsyeopieS Scene from the 70 the Fern
d Ses s1 Tsr.o wh the Crystal oasoad
So T1o e, % GeuI. Boaf.na and Kovlssmo.
iS:snNs NJ a' ass Dance.
,4s. r Wonssr q I::sHs Dsnoe
iS:ss-TSs Xmssoaisn Sarc aa .'' N'0''
91I,'H Sy SE% Ss6s os
Curtain falls Al minutes after Ii O'Clock.
9Th AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty fourth street. near Broadway o Begins rs
Sole Lessee ana AAn'i sixiA WEEK AO'o'' DALI
"sARSToaA"
SARATOGA Every evening until further notice and Natl
scenery, maen,ne eis dresses and ao.c ssories
SARATOGA Say. 't Ike stranger Of re.
coming .n New " s 0,s e s ask
sSss;' ~ a *. x sasS .Ss
SARATOGA Says tho Leader:'Is ten times more popu.
lar .a.p any local pt &c ever done |s here"
SAo'N everinS aud The tn, atre Is nightly orewasd.
as II has been for NOR than MONTH"
sns hoa s snd wien
scenery can contribute to make Il a marked
SARATOGA Says the Post:-Is light. fro,hy, sparkling,
SARATOGA
powerful play, Getting with geas and
sAsXToax %a2sRE
QIsTEss1sS2 ! E15A4s LAST NIGHTS
WEE WILLIE wINKrE
70 By @ highly
Seats ''n no" be rae sifnf rSs e. NIGHTS,
AND SATURDAY MArINEEs.
In rehearsal,
with entirely new scenery, costumes, &c.
THE Hoh5ANp 1EsTIMoNIAL, 80 :. -,
AT M ZIP shftS sR aAh ThnaTan
generously tendere by Nessrs heailesh snyder).
WI" DO TSE S 81 Ly'iS1
are through he co.
operative asssaace Of the several managers and OF all the
EXTRAORDINARY AND MEMORABLE CAST.
Mr. CHARLES FECHTER.. as. ...CLAUDE MELNOTTE
~. Mark eMiTH:; ..as. ......COLONEL D MAS
Nj. G II: ROCKWELL. ......as.............BEA SEANT
Mr. OWEN MAKLoWE.. AS CLAWS
MI MILNES LIVECk .GASPARD
Miss cARIoTTA LEcLERoQ as, .............pA PAULINE
Mrs. JOHN SEFTON......... a.. Nine: pESCHArELLtS
Miss HAfDEN.".."...",.a JANET
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN General admission 81 Or.
chestra 81 Front balcony boxes Yb Rear ba cony
III fF''''n'un boxes $50 Dress circle reserved seats
HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL
Managers OF out of towL theatres who given per-
formances to the HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL are respect.
Of WALLACK'S THkAIRE, New York, who Is authorized
to receive the moneys.
TONY PAsToR's OPERA HOUSE, 2al BOwERY.
iAMESSE I ATFL ATSs
EIssEsEs SESz
NEW SONGS DUETS, GLEEs, CHORUSLS, jokes, &C.
Misses Wray, Vernon, Martha Wren Ella Craig
roN2 Fas tsa A boybg s Gssss
The famed India Rbbser Man. MONS. JULIEN, Wild,
MATINEE TOMORROW *.
SrEISwAY HALL
THEODORE THOMAS
SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
AND sATuRDAY EVENING, JAN. %.
The public Is especttuly informed that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
ABUSE nssrs


' rIs sTf kvsaIkd ss jsn
FAINT HEART 1 SsyE is9 %Ss tAm LADY.
and sc rs e.; y: comedy.
Mr. Lester waack Mr. Charles Fisher Mr. Charles Rock.
NJ ausss ss. mona: :. s.Ty niss E
ycrmon Mss Emily hestayer Mrs. John SeSson iss ForS
Us. ton Miss iSwsr Miss Rowe Miss Hayden Miss hccor
To-IoRRow. third .ims this season.
koosrson, z, military crana.
rRIDAY-rAISr iHExsr NEVIS Won FAIR LADY
sAryR pAy-Fissr MAfiNEE or OURS.
SATURDAY NIGHr-First tune this season)-Coleman's
THE rS sTSss sSH as IE:nxAs
active pfspasins 0Sk kSrd L'ss0ns play.
w SATURDAY MATINEE: JANUARY
MR. LESTER WALLACK
RosERrsoss o S1h55rARv DRAMA.
Box ONCE open.
Ola faaAisss CONNIE UEk,
orr, BEo A., 0PP0sITA ST. NICHOLAS:
1Essss IsS5x 81 q5ESi i1S Nss%
T TaE SisE EEsP FHE FIRE FIRE F sIssD
NILE sLAScHE AND GEUnas LEoPoLp
auaHKrN Dousn UlHTpooi nu a4 SoU aanTY
win speak on the rcwsh and PT1spsry e The United States
william Arinsssni Lev sa!isr .sos.s coe. J.mss
rM i%f iaaysk TsobE :A' EvER AS
Doors open at ~; curtain rises at TX
Seats secure six days Ia advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH STOoP
houses Is East Forty sixth street; 25l6s splcncdy
finished In hard wood rosewood DOORS marble mantel,
&C.. cheap for cash open for Inspection boulevard
for sale very low. JOHN G. GRAZ go Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED: Il WILL LEASE OR TAKE
IN the management of Estates. Real estate rornrtv
gveo. Address PETER GILLESPIE, SIG Eas, Fourteenth
street, or 80 Chambers street, tax onlcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

Y. sOns s rTeaiy-sSird ssreS saa Eighth avenue
' xaU;;iHi..s: 'iHaiT; :
THE CLIMAX or succEsa
CROWDED aoUsRs.
THE EVENT La rssroHoIs. rua EVEN.
' -. zen. LA fEsiclioLE. THE svEsH
'A' EVENT Ia s HsSSl ''as s'H@.
Every evening until further notice.
sAruh Pa s SSa'sHs At.
SUNDAY, FIFTH GRAND CONCERT.
rxcn1s1os Nrs EIsk REGIMENT BAND.
ss.', Opera ..s ss.
1weasy-,hrd street and Brosdway > - =
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
corner Twsnty-tnir. street and Eighth avenue
''~' Iisr APPEAL in NEW YosK 'f'0p'''
HoLLA 4 fsy Tss Il 'ss
y x oS's
F'i LIS ri a .sSsai Is.
fKAaoLETfX .. ELISE PHssInf
third act '''''-'''-' : A.''-NA
IA GRASDE 0GUHEssE.
La "nAND DoChESsE ............. .......LEA sILLx.
u ADDITION the above excellent several
"n'' ''1 Sox = si nsiEf now or %Sas
r. LOBE THEATRE. oLoes rHEArss.
" '28 Broadway. 5s8 Broadway, >
Ssiiii VI f S's;;
VI 3d. PER WEEK In GOLD.
%l,60O PEK WEEK IN GOLD
WALHAtLA AND BIUPLASTIC TROUPE0.
tho wonder OF tho Nneleeth century,
IS in NUMBER. IS m NUMBES.
Tho gorgeous and magniaocn, display OF the
DAZZLING
DAZZLING
PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
FRloMATIC FOUNTAIN
10 marvellous and wonder al to witness.
All the Mammoth COMPANY remain.
Third week OF the local drama,
NEW YORK rs IT WAS AND rs
Mr. JOSt! HART In his great character Of HO6R
Miss BESSIE SUO.,OW a LslZE.
FIRST WALHALLA MATINEE WEDNESDAY,, ian. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

DEAL ESThTE.-I WILL TAKE THE MANAGEMENT
LII or property OF kind; have real estate &c.
curly am no agent and not In business Address A. box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

nUMARS DANCING ACADEMY "a WEST FOURTH
streeITuesdav, Friday evenings, classes practice
dances perfectly ia SIX Lessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
NO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


A SPLENDID STORE TO RENT 600 BROADWAY;
"A Deep ~ front, with basement has Of the
largest show windows and IL Of the most attractive
broadway, aud IN the best locaton 10 rent at
moderate lgire Inquire at 800 Broadway.
A STORE AND EASEMENT TO LEASE, l,24s BROAD
"A way between 'htlyirsi and fhry,second street.; Y
feet trout ~ esp, story II feet HIGH Plate glass win
and lar VA ( possession Immediately. Apply on
prsnliscs, or 90 EDMUND HURRY. AZ Nassau street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
THINGS GENERALLY.


The weather is getting cool.
Prof darkness has four students Of pho
biography.
Sleepy Dave was the winning horse at the
race yesterday.
The races al the schuelzen Park continue
to day and tomorrow.
brick Of tea and a tea plant ale among
the curious valunbles at HUuslOn's tea store.
Bush's new freight warehouse, nj French
street wharf is erected, and the old ores are
nearly all torn down.
Rev. J. II. Lightbourne lectures on sun
day evening, in Union Methodist Church,
about the recent earthquake
The nealest, cheapest and best hats aud
caps in the city, may he had Of Humphrey Y
Sandi, PIG Market street.
On Wednesday, sweet potatoes sol at %
cents basket tor small, and from 40 to Al
cents for large at Third street whaif.
Mr.. Gregg, at the Eighth & Orange streets
market house, sent four dry goods boxes OF
clothing, the offerings ol citizens, to The
Chicago sufferers.
Mr.. James Shoemaker recently lost a
watch on MIR. Pickles stove store property,
which was found on Wednesday mOining by
Il night laborer and restored to its owner.
On Wednesday, young lady, while get
ting out Of carriage on Market street above
Filih, caught foot in her hoop.skirl and
fell TO the street paving, iniuring herself a
little, but IIigl tening her much.
The Wawaset and Quickslep Base Bal
Clubs yesterday played the first game oi .
series at the McDwcllvoile play ground foi
the championship Mr.. Paul Brown, of ill.,
Diamond State Club, acting as Umpire.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

On Wednesday farmers sold butter from 80
10 35c. pound; lard lac. do; scrapple 1Oc.
do; saus ige lac. do; veal IL TO lac. do; pork
loo. do; chickens 75c TO II so pliri eggs,
80 to Soc. dozen; corn 95c. do; Irish pota-
toes 10c. half peck; sweet do. 10 10 ljc. DO;
tomatoes 10 to 25c. do; turnips to 10c. do;
onions zoe do; apples 10 to 25c. do; pears J 8
to zoe. do; sweet cider % TO Soc. gallon,
dried peaches 12cdu oats 40 10 j0c. bushe ;
Irish potatoes 90 TO Coo. do. Egg plants,
pumpkins, cabbage, radishes, bee 5, carrots,
porsnirs, string leans, citrons AMI peppers
were also in good supply.
At Eighth and Orange street market houce,
sea bass, paddock aTd laylo fish sold AT lOc.
pound; poigi, 8 l2c. do; cat fish, wbitl perch
and lols'tr l5c. do; sllmon, trout, rock and
lake shad lsc. do; fresh machercl SOC. Go
halibut, 22c. doi oysters. 25c. quart.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
snIe of RniIdIng LOIS.

On Tuesday, Messrs. NJ. NJ. Child X Co.,
Real Estate Agents, through Messrs. L. W
Sidham y Son, Auclioneers, sold the fol-
lowing building lots in the vicinity oil Front
aud DUPONT streets = Lot No. !, TO Joseph
Orme at IS 62i rer loot Nos. ., Q, 4, 7.
Plunke,t, 1925; No. 8, Thos. Cahlll, $3379;
Nos. @, Z, g, J. P. NIcLear, $40 No. 9, do.
SO so No. 10, do, the hole lot for $50
Lot No. II, to ]. p. McLear, at $3.50 per
loot No. II, do, S37O Nos. 10, IS, II,
do, So Nos. IA, Is, IS, do, 81 so; Nos.
10, 81, Jacob Rebman, s2.37t +; Nos. 90, 92
Samuel Mahari. $2.1O; No. %, CHARLES w.
Simmons, $3.50; No. "a, Samuel Maharl,
$l.eO; No. 30, Jacob Rebman, S2.574 Nos
%, %, James r. Ware, $3.50 /; No. 30,
Leekins & Co., So Nos. %, 20, Peter Kee
gan, $3.50; No. 81, J. z. McLear, 81 60
Nos 80, 33, CO., $500; Nos. 3D. 30, 20, 81
| do, $3.50; Nos. 80, 80, do, 81 NJ. Al, do.
So No 40, do, S575: Nos. AZ, 43, do.
| $40; No. A, John DolDow, So; No. 40
do, 1926; Nos 40, 4s, 90, SO, 81, SO, So
GO, CO, John Dolbow, 50 Nos. AZ. 40, 81
90, So, 81, 80, 81, GO, do, 1926. 1ola
amount oil sales, s.. 342.50.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

NEW IAeELE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington aud PhllAdslrhia
Leave Phiadelphia II 45a N. and Wilmington %
q IN for New Csstle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 those above leave Clayton for guv,n.
co. m. and 20 p. IN, Leave Smyrna for Cin,ton
II % a NJ aud IS to make uectlon with trains
10 and from Dover, aud Stations south
Frsirht Train with Passenger Car attached viii i..r.
wilmington At II S. a. m, New Castle 1 30. Middle
town 225, Townsend as Clayton s Is; Dover ~
wyoming 10; felton a.; Harrington O5; Farning.
TON H. Bhdgsville g.; svaiord 1t. Laurel IS aud
,rrive al Delmsr Al 70 Passengers leaving Bal
timore at 80 p m, and Philadelphia At Il 80 D. N
mHko eose eonneeuon with this train A. Wilmueteu-
RsturninE--Win leave Delm > 80 p. M, Laurel 20;
seafori 25; Brdgtyie co. Farmngton as; HAr-
rlngton . 10; FELTON, IS Wyoming To-; Dover ~
CLAYTON : lW Townsend AS hiddetuWn s 10; Kirh-
good 5 40 New Castle . 20 aud arrive AZ Wilmington
SO D. ~; Philadelphia IL 80 ?. aud Baltimore 20
A. M euhjeet TO delays Incident TO freight bust neis
This train will stop to take up Passengers only At
ststions nAmsd hue will set e0wn Passengers At any
stoppng plsss, except Hates Corner State Read Rod
ney and Dupont ,.,,ro-,,,,
| At TOWNSEND with the Kent County and ouesp
Anns's Kent Railroads for keunedyynls kualersyis
| and intermediate places.
| AtCLAlrOH With the n. a d. Z. +. or Easton an 4
| intermediate place..
! AtHARBISGTOs With the :. 4 r, r. for Milford
| George;own u. Ltvss andintermediAte places
| AtnEAFOkD with the T. A D. X, Il. tor Fetsralsbur,
| and eau bridge, &C.
Al DBLAAR With thu Z. s. n. R. 6r saulsbrry, Prp
Anae Crs1eld, also fer Berlin and other station
KINNEY, pIsrin,snsp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The new bell for this large and beautiful
temple, will be s0lemnly blessed by Bishop
Becker, on Sunday, 22d inst at three o'clock
in the afternoon. To tighten the burden Of
the few az well as to give all fair chance
to see and hear, fifty cents admission will be
charged at The doors. The bell is from The
celebrated MeneelY Foundry of Troy, and
weighs three thousand and nineiy-six
pounds. The ceremony will be interesting
and instructive to all-ihe more so as the
Bishop will preach on the occasion, and we
promise an intellectual treat TO all present
The music by ST. Paul's Choir, under the
able direction OF Prof J. p. Theodore
Fuekyl, will be of piece with tie ceremony
and cannot fail TO please the most laelidiuus,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

Since the late action of City Council order
ing certain machinery repairs 10 be made at
Bmndywiue Mills, has brought this depart
mcnt more particularly into notice, the fol.
lowing may be interesting. The original
mill, 40 By 80 lect, about a hundred ct cast
Of Market street., has a deep basement and
high root. It is uuOccupied and can be H.
ted up !or p1mp house. Adjoining this is
a space about IL by 90 feet, through which
runs waste race. East of this is the pump
house One waier.pOwcr pump was started
in 1927, and has been working ever since /;
the other was built In 1910. These pumps
each make twelve strokes a minute-thirty
gallons to stroke. The Cornish steam en-.
CINE, built in 1855, pumps hundred gallons
to each STOKE and makes ten strokes MIN
ute. When the Water Works were first
started, ane engine pumped enough water
on Sunday, TO supply the whole town Tor a
week. The water. power pumps pump water
To the ir alter II has passed over the
wheel. The steam pump throws tide water,
The Acting Superintendent proposes to con-
sltuct "A yiaduCt about IS feet long, leet
wide in lhe creek alongside the hui ding line
so as to convey the waste waltr from Tie
wnteT-wheel TO the steam pump ana thus
make the supply If water entirely nom the
race. The Use and TALL OF the udc here, is
the steam pump. Tue mill houses fronts on
The stream are not secured TO prevent evil
disposed persons from dong damage ia
buildings and machinery. An improvement
is suggested OF rebuilding boiler house al
the high chimney. The building in which
is the steam engine, is so by 20 feet, viii
three floors and an attic. Outside ot lh'
/ small machinery apartments, it looks like
a oihmdatcd old -four mill. Some suggest
ed building Improvements, will obtain mort
water power.
| III, present Water Department Office a
| Tenth and King streets is 90 be devoted Il
the City Surveyor. The lice of the Regis
tar Of Water, win be moved to the dwellln
Tenth aud Market streets, where the iron
Iarlor will be the private office, aud the bac
paror the public Office. The loom in til
back building will be used by the Englucc
OF the w ter Department
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

Tine ANIMAL Meeting OF the Young Mems
Church Missionary Association was held on
Wednesday evening in the Old Swedes.
The religious services were conducted, in
the absence of Bishop Lee, by the Rev. DR..
Frost and the Rev Mr. Murphey. The at
tendance of members and friends was hume
rous, and much interest was shown in the
proceedings.
1he annual election resulted in the choice
of the following officers and committees, the
Bishop, RI. Rev. Alfred Lee, D. D., being
the President ex.Oilicio:
First Vice President-Rev. VIM j. Frost
d. D., Of Trinity.
Second Vice Presidcnt-Gco. Jack, St.
Andrews.
Sccretary-E. A. Van Trump, St. Johns.
Treasurer-Benjamin Shoemaker Jr,
Trinity.
Committee on Applications for Missionary
Aid-Rev. T. G.. Littell, ST. Johns; Geo. II.
Bates, st. Andrews; Walter Cummins,
Trinity.
Committee on Mission Work-Rcv. VIM.
Murphey, Old Swedes George Jack, ST. An
drew's; Thomas Davidson, Old Swedcs.
Committee on Donations and Dues-E. A.
Van Trump, st. Johns; Samuel Bddle, st.
Andrews Benjamin Shoemaker Jr., Trinity.
Committee on Reception of Invited Clergy
men-Chares Shoemaker, st. Andrews
Francis G. DUPONT, st. Johns; j. Mitchell
Hebb, Trinity.
The Treasurer's report showed a gratifying
increase Of receipts over the previous year,
and balance in the Treasury at the disposal
of the committee, on application.
The next monthly meeting will be held il
St Andrews Sunday School Room on tn,
frst Thursday in November
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

Since Monday, the following srIe.t' have
been made by the police:
Timothy Donovan by officer Hickman for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct; ordered
to pay costs and held in 5000 bail to keep
the peace.
James Riley, eolored, by officer Wingaie
for raising a row in hotel at Fourth and
French streets; fined So and costs and held
in 5000 bail
james Temple and Charles Weston, color.
ed, by officer Magee Tor fighting each other;
fined costs and held undtr $500 bail.
Henry Lopez, cololel, by officer Omstcad
for drunkenness; fined 90 cents and COSTS
i Pusey Brown by officer Stuart for SELL
ng meat in violation Of aity ordinances;
tined $40 and costs.
Henry llinson, coored, by OH er Wingate
for drunkenness; fined Sc; COSTS, held in $500
bail TO keep the peace
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The following vessels from Delaware ar.
rved at Philadelphia, Oct. 10Th.
Schr Martha NJ. Davis; Robinson, Milford,
grain.
schr VIM 5. Mason; MoNitt Milford,
grain.
Oct. H. sohr Onward; Eyans, Indian
River, grain
schr J. c. Townsend; Townsend, Iutian
River, grain.
Scbr Bauner; Tunnel, lndln River,
grain.
schr Boxer; stillwell, Smyrna, railroad
ii 5.
Schr Cliel; West, Indian River, grain.
Schr d. II MerrlmaHi Tracy, Indian hy-
er, grain.
schr Jas. Anderson; Tunnel, Indian Ry-
er, Grain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The Franklin Telegraph Company to-day
open an Office at No. West Third street Tor
the transmission OF kilograms 10 b rdsborO.
Pa, intcrmtdi lie stations aud places on con-
meeting lines. Mr.. J. NJ. Gelger, telegraphcr
of Coates,ille, Pa, las charge Of the office.
The rate to stations beyond COatesville To
Birdsboro, is 30 cents for the first tn words
aud two cents for each additional word;
10 Coatesylle and inferno iiate stations %,
and two cents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
Che dollar 1tterkly Sun.


Or less than One Cent Copy. Let there DO
$50 Club At every Post OAice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
south Wilmington.

Some parties who lately bought building
lots on the south side OF Third street bridge
are about commencing TO build dwelling
houses. II is expected that the Chief Engi-
neer OF Il e Wilmington Il Western Railroad
will begin 10 build a hiidge across the Chris
tiana near Walt & Whann's factory, within
ten days. Several large manufacturing es-
adjustments are being planned east OF the
rolling mill.
Mr.. George Townsend has flushed 10 and
is building IL frame aud Trick dwellings IN
b I'M Townsend Streets They are each IL
by 90 feet, two stores high. Mr.. William
Il. Perkins is building five two story dwell
iugs on ClaYmont and Head streets, near
Lobdell. Mr.. John F-rrier has built two
and hall story frame dwelling on b street
between Head aud Claymont streets. Mr..
Brennan is about building six houses between
a and Lobdell streets, near Old Ferry Road.
Mr.. William Mccullough has commenced TO
build house adjoining Mr.. Brennan's.
The elple Of this locality are extremely
anxious that the City Survey or make early
surveys OF streCts. When this is done, numer-
GUS buildings will be erected.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The Managers of the Board OF Trade met
on Tuesday evening. President Warner
announced the following standing commit
tees for tie veal;
Finance; Messrs. Barry, Buck, Menden-
hall.
Arbitration; Messis. Belts, swift, Garrett.
Navigation; Messrs. Lobdell, Cause, Glib
bOns.
Railroads; M,srs Heuld, Pickles, Auch-
inclOss.
Statistics; Messls. Stone, FineGan, Bead
ford.
Mr.. IL. NJ. jenkins offered a resoluli II
which was adopted appointing q committee
OF three to inquire into the feasibility OF hold
ing an Industrial Exposition in Wilmington
next Autumn. Blessis. jenkins, Pickles ant
Swift were appointed said committee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

the cheapest. best,
and, TO the purcha-
ser, most Satislacto-
ry Clothing House
in Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

Grading and bridge building on this road
are progressing satisfactorily. Over 400 men
and $50 horses are employed. A feasible route
has been obtained between Landenberg and
Oxford, Pa, to connect with roads now being
built into the latter named town. The Com
pany will most probably adopt that line OF
road TO the harbor which will give a depot
nearest the city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The sisnat success Of The nelO FtSe per Csn
government Loan ioreHhadosa the early mndng "i w
crtre nmlir debit at less rate than per cent ihe
present holders OF u s. 52Os must decide whether II ISL
moi heat 10 make at once such change "i lnseatnen
as viii enable them 10 realize Az profit, or add 70 their
eonal Inc present premium Of IA per cent 70 all mold
ers Of United states Securities who wish 70 uke nu'
tage of Inc m eseut most favorable opportunity oi
shenping at a large profit, we strongly Teeomhehd
Northern Pacific so Gold bonds, now senhg ~ lNr
INA interest In currency. with their high tate OF inter
EST annie seclrty, aud cunyerhbiy nu the lanus OF
be Company at 10 per cent. premium, they constitute
n,ost desrnile investment ard can hardly mi TO nu-
vance rmsileratl y above pal at an early day.
JOINS MCLEAN SON. bahkeFi
No. COZ Market Street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

A man named Ruth, residing nj Whining
ton, Del, arrived IN Camden vest, rday, and
identified as his son the boy who was com
mitled few days ago by Mayor Gaul, TO
answer the charge Of stealing a watch from
on board an oyster boat The father said
that the boy IAN away rom home some Time
since. The prisoner when arrested, said that
he Lad no relatives, Philadelphia Record,
1914
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The 1T. Rev. DIR. Robertson, Bishop OF
Missouri: the Rev. Dr. Z. r. Welles, OF ked
Wing, Minnesota, and the Rev DR., X A
Holland, of Baltimore, Md, will speak IN be-
half of the Bible and Prayer Book Society IN
Trinity Chapel, King and Fiilh Streets on
next Sunday evening, at ~ O'Clock.
The Rev DR.. Lloyd Brock having recovered
from his recent illness. will ofIiciate in Trinity
Chapel on Sunday morning, and speak of his
work in behalf of christian education on the
Pacific coast
The Rev. j. Lloyd Breck, d D., of Benz,
cia, California, will present the claims OF
Christian Education on Sunday morning, the
22d inst, in Trinity Chapel, King and Fifth
streets, at the 10l O'clock service.