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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
DaifD Gommereiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
CITY ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPT. 1.
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The 80 Days, Residence.

OPINIONS OF ATToRNEY-oENERAL LORE AND CITY
SOLICITOR sPRUANCE.
The requirement of the law that voter must
reside within the ward where he offers his ballot
thirty days next preceding the election having
been called in question, the following will put
the matter beyond doubt
WILMINGTON, Del, August 49, 1874.
Chas. B. Lore, Esq, Atty. General,
Dear Sir
The undersigned citizens respectfully inquire
whether it is your construction of the law, as
Attorney General, that 1t IL requisite qualifca-
ton for a voter at the approaching city election
that he shall have resided within the ward where
he offers to vote for thirty days next proceeding
such election.
JoHy W. HAwKINs, EDWARD ANDREWS,
FRANCIS BARRY, JAS BRADFORD,
CHARLES WARMER, W. HASTINGS.
W. Y. WARNER,
REPLY OF ArroRNEY-oENKRAL LORE.
TO John ". Hd,ohiine and others
GENTLEMEN In reply to the above inquiry
would say, the uniform construction of the
law has been that 80 days residence in the ward
in which the person attempts to vote, ia neces-
saly. Yours truly,
CHAs. B. LoRR.
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 30, 1874.
WILMINGTON, DEL, August 30, 1874.
Wm @. Spruance, Esq, city Solicitor:
Dear Sir The undersigned citizens request
your opinion as City Solicitor, whether it Ia a re-
quisite qualification for voter at the approach
ing city election that he ehall have resided with
in the ward where he offers to vote for thirty
days next preceding such election.
JOHN W. HAWKINS, W. Y. WARNER,
FRANCIS BARRY, EDWARD ANDREWS,
CHARLES WARNER. JAS BRADFORD.
W. HASTINGS.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 30, 1874.
MesMs John w. Hd,okins, Francis Barry,
Charles Warner, and chers
GENTLEMEN Your letter OF to-day s before
me. l am OF the opinion that under the law az
it now exists, it is requisite qualification of a
voter at the city election, in September. that he
shall have resided in the Ward where he offers
to vote, for thirty days next preceding said
election. Yours Resp'y,
w. O. SPRuANcE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Nesv Advertisements, To-day,

Proposals wanted or MI itary Stores
Change in price of Ice-pnsey y Rice
Great reduction In price of lce- a ion James
Plummer's Grand Excn' sion to Washington
To Parents aud iDuth-State Normal University
Teas and cOlfees--l Houston X Prizer, Brevity
Clam soup-J Fuilmer, Brevity
Collars and cuns--C = Morgan, Brevity
Calnp-slools NJ Enterprise Co., Brevity
Dried heTbs-McInall, Breyliy
Hair cloth and teTTys-L Alair Brevity
oOd and coal, Craven II Ar nstrong, Brevlty
Cheap has-Dube Brevity
Parta9as-Slngles n EOn Breyity
Hardware-Truman K Shaw
Summer clotning-N Bayne, nreviiy
Travelling sults-M l.. Lichtensiein
Nice nts-Buxbgum, Bleviiy
Grover Il Baker, sew ing machines.
Republicans head quarters
Great Chic go show
Painters manual
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

SOCIAL SCANDAL AT DovER.-Dover is just now
gossping over social scandal which is reported
in this wise A young man of the town was
very constant in his attentions to young lady
against the wishes Of her pGterIamilias, who
ne his company and on her going to camp with
him in disregard of an express Introduction she
was severely whipped. An elopement followed
the next day and the twain are now one. Who
will say that was not a heroic youth
Hanover Presbyterian church-no service to-
morrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
The New Fog signal.

EXPERIMENT TO BE MADE ON MONDAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 70.
The Government tug Pilgrim leaves here on
Monday morning with invited guests to witness
experiments with the Willis Patent Fog Signal,
to take place off Cape May on Monday night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

BALE BALr.--The Qulcksteps play the the Les
ley, of New Castle, this afternoon. Yesterday,
the game at McDowellville, between the Chero-
kee and Baltic clubs resulted in the victory of
the former. Score 33 to 1G.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
THIRD EDITION.
Massachusetts.
FATALLY STABBED BY A TRAM.

FATALLY STABBED BY A TRAMP.
BosToH, Aug. 20.
james Londergan was fatally stabbed at East
Cambridge, yesterday, by one of II party of five
men who entered Londergan's house and de-
manded dinner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

BROKE HIS ARM.--John Smthers fell npon the
curb, on King street, between Front and Second,
this morning, aud broke his arm. He was ta-
ken to the nearest doctor and his fractured limb
rn=aaI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

Councilman Pickes, who has been indisposed,
III able to be out again.
The most of the churches will be open to-mor-
row.
-, The mosquitoes along Shipley Run are like
Olarlty when they begin "to hum"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

TNHE PATENT CORN GRATEk OPENS
4 the hull OF the grain and tn II scrapes ont all
tile pulp; leaving the ndigestible skin attached to
the cob. for pudding, soups fritters mae OF
green corn or for e ery persons who innnOt mds-
tcate the er hoe corn they Will prove themselves
desirable housekeeping utensll.
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
NO. s7b Eight 1hrty-lve) Market H., below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
'Ehe Saratoga Races.
SINGLE scuLL CONTEST, TODAY.

hINHLE sCULL CONTEST, TODAY.
SARATOGA, Aug. 2g.
The two mile single aeu1 race, to-day, was
won by W. B. Curtis, of the New York Athletic
Club, Yates OF the same club coming in second,
and Wilson of Albany, third.
The time of the winner was IA minutes 37s1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

DAINTER'S MANUAI-HOUSE AND
Il sign painting, grdning, vanishing, polishing,
kals0mining, papering, lettering, staining, gliding
glazing, siverng, glaas staining analysis of colors
harmony, contrast, &c. bO cents. Book of ALPHA
bets, 80 Books OF Scrolls and Ornaments, 81.
Matchmaker and jewelers. Manual, 20. raxider-
mst's Manual. 81 roa.-mGkers Manual, 25. Hun
ter and Trapper's Guiie, 20. Guide to authorship.
60 Lightning Calculator IS. Employment seeser's
Guide, 20. OF booksellers ur ~ mail.
JESSE IIANEf co, iis Nassau St., N. Y
augz9-l2t-
CHEST PROTECTORS, OF RABBIT
" skin Of ordinary and extra large sizes, al
E. BRINGllURST CO.'S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
NeW Advertisements.

MEAT TENDERERS, OR ST EA X
WI pOun iers of several Kinds, riding needles,
skewers, bas ing spoons, bake pans, and other cock
ing u'cnsila, for sale by .
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No ss5 lEg.t gmrty-rve) Market ST., below Ninth,
rShiadplnha
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
clayton House,

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
VIM Walton, & lady, Moorestown, N. j.
NJ b Hillyard, Miss.
j 5 Smith, N. Y.
franklin Ainsworth, N. Y.
q Lendrem, Phila.
Eliza II. Davis, Lewes.
w Ii Baker, Phiada.
Mira. G A Bland -
L L Fernala, U. s. N,
w c Able, N. Y.
Geo Copeland, Omaha;
Edwd Brooke, BIrdsboro, Pa.
VIM Noble,
VIM Fleming, Md.
Mrs. II. Findlay, Phila.
Miss A L Kennedy, "
Miss o NJ Robinson,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30.
Cotton steady at 16M@17s6c Glover seed
$40 5O@11.50 timothy SS@535 so. Flour dull,
spring wheat extra family 56.25C07.62 Penna.
extra family S6@6.50. Wheat firm new red
$l.2O amber S1.22@1.27 white sl.35. Rye
92c Corn improving yellow s6@8Sc. west
ern mixed 85CalS6c. Oats active, 49@53c. Whisky
$103.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
FOURTH EDITION.
Spain.

CONSUMPTION AND TIE ARMY.
MADRID, Aug. 29.
The conscription will add hundred thousand
men 10 the Spanish Army.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

ALMOST FATAL DosE.-A young girl daught-
er of Jas. Deyaub, who lives OH 3rd street, swal-
lowed bottle OF laudanum, last night, by mis-
take and had not powerful ometic been ad-
ministered Immediately, the dose would have
proved a fatal one,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WAHHIFGTON, AuBuHt 70.
Probabilities For the Middle States, falling
barometer, stationary OF rising temperature
partly cloudy weather. variable winds from
easterly to southerly with rain areas in the
southern and western portions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

Leave Wilmington at O'Clock A. NJ returning,
will leave Washington at O'Clock p. NJ. giving
nine hours In Washington, beng empe lime TO visit
most OF the places n interest II the National Capt.
tai, among which may be named the Capitol Build
ings, White House, Smithsonian Institute Pa;elt
OiiGe, rtasnry Department, Botanical Gardens.
Corcnran Art Gallery Agricultural Department and
State and Navy Departments.
This is an opportunity rarely offered to get SO
much for so little outlay. Fare Tor the round trip
to ashington and return $500.
An opp rtunity wi also be given TO visit Mt Ver-
non, by special Gamer on the arrival of the train,
returning TO Washington at =. NJ. Fare sl.0O CIV
ing three hours In the city.
Tickets for sale at my office. No. 80, Market
Street; G. +. Rudulph's, No 81 Market Street w.
II. Blllanys, NO. 21f Market street, = Il. Buffers
No. 49O Market Street.
Train will stop at Newport and Newark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
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The Peach Shipments.
FRIDAY.

20 EetSey Sy Gliy. cars
rniiadeiphla. a....,,.... ..............
Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..18
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
aug9s-t THos. f. PLUMMEe, Manager.

ang99-t TliOS. f. PLUMMER, Manager
FlRSr GRAND ! EXCURSION SlI,.
CoLoPED CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON, DEL.
NEW YORK CITY AND CENTRAL PARK.
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1914
Leave Wilmington. Del, at O'Clock A. NJ. by
special train via p. W. 4 b. K. X, and to arrive at
Je sew City about 1890 A. NJ. Returning leave Jer-
sey City at 1880 p. NJ, reaching home the same day.
The train will stop at Brandywine Station $40
Edgmoor COS, Lamokin G is. and Chester 6.20 A. NJ
Parties having friends IN Philadelphia, who desire
to go n have them JON he Excursion at the plat
form Thrt,- rst and Market str, cts, at 40 A NJ
Arrangements have been made to have the seats
numbered so as TO secure 10 passengers the same
seats on the return trip.
Fs-A refreshm5nt car will be attached to the
train.
The arrangements will be such as to ensure salts
faction TO all who so.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. s3.25
CHILDREN, under ~ years OF age. ......... las
Tickets can he secured from either OF the Com
mittee, James Harding, John piahay and John L.
Purnell. aug22-te
DoNT MISS IT!
La dhAND EA' fNOlON Or llih HEASON.
The splendid steamer "SuE," will sTrr7
make a sl-stasr-slls - ~ ;
GRAND EXCURSION TO CAPE NAY
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1874
FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND WILL ACCOMPANY
THE EXCURSION.
ExcursOnis;s will have lge hours on the Island
Ample time to take bath in CID ocean and strole
along the Beach,
N B.-Carriages will meet the Boat on her arrival
at the landing, and Will convey passeng rs to aud
from the Island for 2b cents each way.
The Boat " III leave French Street Wharf at $50
O'Clock A. NJ, sharp Returning leave cape May
landing at 48O r. NJ.
FARE f X THE ROUND TRIP............sI5 so
II, kets for sale at Boughman, Thomas Il Cos, 42l
Market Street
A limited number only will be sold aug22-tf
FXCUKSION TO WASHINGTON, D. G
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHING
TON, ID. c, FROM WILMINGTON, DEL.
Under management of T. F. PLUMMER, will leave
wilmington, +. W. 4 B. r. II. Depot, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10TH. at G, A. NJ. Re-
turning leave ashington, ID. c., al I, P. NJ.
Giving nine hours in Washington.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. 90
| Tickets for sale at No. 6O2 Market Street; c. f.
Rudolph's, No. 29l Market +. s. r. Butler s, No. 420
Market; W. N. Blany's, 2i4 Market. ang6-tfeod
PoBERT MoCAULLEY,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pLAsTERER,
RssIDknUs, sss ORANGE STREET,
| mre-lY WItND'Srns. ny,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
New YoRK, Aug. 80.
Gold II .09A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Educational.
ITO PARENTS AND YOUTH.

Duty imposes on me the honor Of inviting your at
tention to the une1ualled value OF FGuedtioH 1t Is
with gratitude to Providence, and YOU the people,
that represent to you the claims of that institution
which fact' and figures prove your patronage has
made the largest, most successful and popular of all
the excellent institutions In our commonwealth an
Institution well known for Its enterprlsng reforms
in the principles and methods of instruction. Its rare
combination of such experienced talent as has won
great success against great Obstacles Its faithful
thorougnness Of instruction and discipline and Its
practical dependent character giving reliability,
eiicien and enterprise to the habits of students.
II Is an honor to our city, an honor to our State,
and honorable TO every connected with IT, either
as patron, teacher or pupil
THE VALUE OF GOOD COMPANY.
Good parents live for their children, and good
children are the greatest JOY of their arents. To
keep the plastic minds Of youth under good lnnu-
ences, In god company, is consideration of the
greatest moment to parents who are rightly thought
l of their sacred responsibility and OF the fact that
their future happiness and honor are bound up in
the moral and intellectual development-the good
ness and intelligence Of their children. AS gener-
al rule 1t is impossible TO place good children IN the
society of vicious ones and Keep them toOd til y
are a most as easily Influenced as the tender blades
of grass are moved by The summer breeze.
AMBITION, INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE.
The degree of ambition, industry and enterprise
that can be inspired and trained into the young by
teachers who those qualities, Is as surprising
In its good results as 1t Is ucalculabe In value.
Here Ia an Institution satisfactory to all parents
VINO Wish the best OF care, the best OF instruction,
the best of discipline, and the best of influence for
their children.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL,
THE SELECT SCHOOL,
THE MECHANICAL AND COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE PREPARA-
TORY SCHOOL,
OF THE
DELAWARE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
GSGMrsinns.

s.
FIRST GRAND EXCUR
Il SION
FROM
WILMINGTON TO WASHINGTON. D. C.,
WIN take place on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1OTu, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Aeiu advertisements.

WE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LE-
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
rience To be equal for hardness aud purity to any
Lehigh in the market at Schuyikil prices All who
have used IT, buy again
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

GIMARUBA BITTERSl
~
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss 90 Appetite
General Debility, Nervous Affections, etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29
Commercial Reports.

Gold $l.O9A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-29

for the same, on presentation to me, at Milford or
10 the Farmers Bank, at Dover.
r. II. DAVIS
aug119wfp State Treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

~ The latest novelty of life insurance l. a,
case OF woman in Detroit, who visited every
once IN that city, trying 20 get a policy Of
20 coo on six months-Old baby. No takers
The Florida assembly has abolished IN
ornamental Office of adtutant- general, and a n
anne ndment 20 the constitution has been adopted
prohibiting the state from Ioaning its credit 60
INDIVIDUALS or corporations.
81 The Princess Beatrice was recently con-
nImed 10y the archbishop OF Canterbury AZ
Liverpool The archbishop exhorted the royaI
family not to make pleasure seeking the object
Environment citizens of Boston have re-
solved to raise $500 ,0J9 TO complete the endOv-
ment OF the Museum Of Zoology at Cambridge
and make II a memorial monument 70 Professor
Aeassiz. At the meeting held 20 discuss the
Proposition $3.50 were subscribed.
- Daniel Powers, a boy OF I. shot a. A rat
IN springfield, Mas, harm, and hit play
fellow. Scared by what he had done Daniel
ran on while the other boys wound was bel n
dressed, and has not since been found although
search has been made.
@Gov. Dingley has suggested TO the Maine
legislature that Gen. Knox, commander of ar
tillery in the Revolutionary war, and Secretary
OF War under President Washington, would be
desirable subject for a statue 20 be con-
tIibuted by Maine to the Memorial Hall AT
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16
EVENING STAR.

horks or LAsoR.-The snhiect NJ a.. =
her OF hours which men can work contIn,esss-
Ia the best advantage OF themselves ana 49,,
employers, IL Still agitxted althOu "a the fsrs \,
nov generally recogni zed that there 4 A nr.tt
ntfond which y does not paw 20 coatiaue ~ork
ny brsssey. the author OF sswark and Wages :.
otneNeS That for nearly all Glasses OF worker.
slLht hours per day L. the economical limit hat
80 not mink that Il should be made an srbi-
-, lissr elthcr a. 60 occupation or men. The
,, s.e o. MsssAehusetts has recently passed 20
80, = sn,'a IeAolns ban prohibiting the emplov-
n st iNI more than siNty hours in anv we.s
ol women or Children under eighteen ,e.r. "a
sse. This y practically the ten hour 4. !. a. =.
tnt classes mentioned. which has heer h.e.-~
,nr Massachusetts, legislature for seversl 49,.
1oftnnateiy Tor the working people, the nec.s-
si'N iot such laws l. becoming less with ever,
.es,. loI manufacturers have learned that An (,
20 tnsiI own interest 90 reduce hours OF labor "a
sush hmin A. are ordinarily proposed 20 iesls
lsuve bodies IL there are sny esfahlishment.
rhere less liberal policy prevails the Ia. ma,
be rstd 10 correct the sbuSeS aud n ~riu IL -,
ucuiafly useful 10 minors who are NOT rsnai,-
ed 70 psy the penalty FOR overwork Al the tine
hni suffer In relHNed energy and wasted mnscl..
when they reach what should he 1.-the nri,os "a
NE The law, ia its application 20 these. will
d As useful 20 the young in hush andins hi.
strength as u can he in restraining the empiSver
VITO, IN his struggle for present profits some.
times forgets 20 provide for = steady income In
the future.-fHta. Ie,lOsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

RRANDINe A Boy oN THE FOREHEAD
lev days ago, a. boy OF the name OF Macrse.
stout a. yesrs OF age, son Of a farm servant az
Iureiust, nesT nngwali, wss on has way home
from the snithy az Ccnon village with plOS
irons he was passed on the road By CsTtAiu
asSAenAie, OF the ROss-shire militia, who vas
ufiNlhg dog cart, followed BY a dog While
tnv uog Vac passing, the boy lifted a club and
rhnck the animal rather a severe blow The
80 AN. on hearing the bowling OF the dog,
49,, ~. ~ ana calling the bOy 60 him, IL d
1.,eEed thst he euiiced him 20 take a seat he
- I'm ~ me ma,hine, on which be drove ON
- .si.. Arriving there, the captain, ac-
to,e,he 70 the statements m sde took the how
MO hls mouse, and having procured a quantity
81 Ssusllc' ct ioolne, he marked the youth ON
the forehead with the word poe and t6eresfter
held his lace near the tre until the Caustie hsa
sfuA n the boys skin. Not content vim thIs
tie gallant officer further, it q. sad. ADORNED
the boys lace with a pair OF bush, whIslgers
ara mOustache, and then sent him about his
business. The authorities are az present in
yesiiRatinR the matter. and we need not adt
that The anair has been the talk OF the a istrtct
Ahce u hsppened.-IrerR5ss lSr5fiIndD g-rr.s-
yshfent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

How AN ILLINOIS BANK WAS ItoBREp.-The
nlS' hauonal bank OF Quincy, IN, Wa robbed
ILurscay night of SlOOO0O IN currency and
other valusbes. The bank was entered by cut
ung through the ball floor OF the second stOrv
Immediately over the vault The burglars then
zoe breach through three feet OF masonry
Ihey next cut the Tivefs OF \ sheet OF boiler
ron Win which the vault ~ lined, and then
uesCenoed into the vault. The safes inside
containing money. bonds and valuable papers.
we're charged with powder 'snd, by means OF a
small rubber tube, a train was carried 70 the ton
OF the saie. when small pistol was screwed 20
an 90 ledger and was 80 arranged 90 set it Of
string was attached 20 the pistol aud passed
oot OF the secOnd-story window TO the street be-
low The clock OF the bank stopped at , L. AT
Nhl time u u supposed the burglars hred tie
train. The door OF the safe was wrenched rom
III hinges There l. no clue 70 the perpetrs-
tors, but one McCOy, recently arrested con
on suspicion.
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/ INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

To Contractors, BWildsJs, Lumber Merchants, and
Orhers tchoxp IL may eoaoeTa:
The nited States Centennial Board of Finance
vii receive Proposals for the supply of Lumber,
iron ana other materials, Add for the execution of
certain werks required In the erection Of the Main
kxnlbihon Buiidipe, covering ~ acres, In Fair.
Plans and spechcatfons for the same may be seen
on and ater February 9th, 1874, ct the ONCE Of the
Cenfepnin Board Of Finance, No. SOf Walnut
street PhiladelRhisi and sealed bids, In conformity
with the specincations, will be received for the
AIRY 13d, 1874. at the same place,
Information - to- the nature and extent OF the
tscts, Messr. VAUx q RADFORD, No. 40
JOHN WELSH, President.
FREDER1Ck FRALEY, Secretary
Centennial Board of Finance
Approved. A. r. GOsHORU
iap2S- m&th Director GeaersI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

KILLED BY A wAvR-The steamship Cleo
patfa, from Havana, brought 90 New York a
day or two ago, the bOdy OF James Hullahan. A
passer Last Monday night she stood OF Hat
teras, ale the sea was running very huh and
The wind was a hurricane. Hardly any one
yentured on the hurricane deck, while snar.
ropes, boxes and other things were swept into
the sea, and the ship was pitched about like a
chip. This was hullahan's night on duty and
about O'Clock IN the morning he was relieved
As room as he reached the hurricane deck- 90
ing 10 his berth. the ship gave a tremendous
lurch ana her bow went down Just as A heavy
wave struck her on the fore part and swept aft
hullaban was struck by wave and hurled
WITH such VIOLENCE against the guard that he
was instantly killed. The body was wedged in
between the guard and a life-bOat and thus pre-
vented nom beng swept into the sea. At day-
break the body was discOy cred.
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pY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania ave and I'm stree
Star ONCE Buildiags
TRUSTEES SALE 9FyALgABLEIM

Thu sTEEs' SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
- b. virtue Of three deeds Of trust. bearing date
Hs respectively May 9TH, 1872 July Isl d, IS72, ami
-sepiember 2lst, 1872, and recorded respectively
IN The land recorss OF this District, in Lher 6s2
ION SV9, tS, folio AS, and 6g fJo Is, and AZ tie
request OF the party secured thereby, will SELL on
TUESDAY, the 30 day 81 March. A. d. lS7a, at 4 !,
O'Clock p N, in front of the premisas the south 81
ieet front ~ depth OF lot 8, 7sS situated
"a street east, bstween south A and B streets, and
improved with q convenient d weliinR house
And Al oclssk 2. IA. Of the same dsy, lot one n
OF 1OnDRs subdivision OF original lot one 10, in
sgEa,e No. I'll situate at the corner ID street sout
aId llth street east, and fronting % feet on H.
street, and extending back leo feet on street: im
proved v lib good dwelling house.
Ans on WEDNESDAY, the <th day of March, A
subdi, ison OF square No 1885, stu ate on i5h street
sid fronting 70 feet 18th street with depth Of %
feet sud beiIg sixty (6Ol feet south from Laurence
street; improved with q nearly new frame dwelling
houe.
And ~ O'Clock m. on said ith day Of March,
ID. lS14, that part Of square No. ~, described as
follows Beginning on north street IS feet incl
west from aHh street, and running NORTH q feet to
of street; ana thence east to the beginning. i'm
Iroy ed with q comfortable fr anne dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash; the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with in
terest from the day Of sale, to be secured BY deed
of trust upon the property. 500 deposit upon each
parcel len IL il struck of, which de post il TO be
forfeited unless the purchaser complies with the
yeysEcing At purChsser's cost
JAS B. EDISON. Trustees.
febl6-dts LATIMER CLEABY, Aucts