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Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
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REAL ESTATE

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REAL ESTATEssaA ~ cag
n S111ss Of On esdss Of the Osphans' Cour'
~ - Of Delaware, In and Tor New Cas-
" /, made on the second day OF sep
r. d., ISIS, will b exp0sei TO public
sS1Ss FL q d. or Park Hotel, 10 the town o.
NSU& y the County aforesaid, On
MONDAY,
I'M DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. ls7s
at O'Clock, p. M,
- bwing described real estate, being
~ 2 jty late Of William McClelisnd, de.
s1So,i lie In white Clay Greek Hun.
Ir11 Castle County, and State sof DEF
VSrT. iod and described as follows
KT ~ iarm or tract OF land. Bounded
byj6i Rathmell Wilson and Aaron Be-.
~, next described, the public road lead
IT. 4n HcC cClellsndville 70 Tweed's Mill,
ie619 n lellie Teal. william uregg and
nv n01 I1eed, containing W acres and rood
0S ~ re or less, with two dwelling houses,
alssE5 IN, and other out tbuildings and im.
pgov1lS lSo1ls thereon erected.
No.4 "a lot Of land with large brick
dwoIl(4n house and outbuildings thereon
crsS11 q Bounded by lands Of Aaron Baker,
Epk1n1 W. Blackwell, Mar Thompson.
Wiil111 D. Mackey. and William Kennedy,
No. 3 fS11after described, the public road
lssdlnX SDm Newark to New London, the
pnhll9 51Rd leading from McClellandsville "
TWeS1S Mil, and No. | above describeu, con.
tsiulnS y acres, rood, and a7h perches Of
and. 019e or less.
NGsA a ,ot oi land with double frame
dwslltns houso thereon erected bounded W
the UeC Cteliand.yiiie anu Tweed's Mil road,
iasde ~ nfainuci Lindsey and jacob kanbo,
ara ~ Mswark Anu New London road, con
tA,alAsg lgood and . $40 pcrches Of Land, mero
M xsA lot sf land witt frame wheel.
wFlgkt ~ blAcgsmiln shop theI oon erected.
bU0nkna b. land VI Samuel iindssy, the
NeVnf& 6kd New LUnu0n road, and lMnu OF
Jsseb H41nb', containing W biz perchss Of
N~.K "a loC Of land with . frame dwelling
hc,1S1 suon erected. Bounded BY No. :
abovS 1Glbsibed, the Newark and New Lon
doa n11& and land Of William Kennedy,
coal6i 111v 37h lsrches VI land. more Or less.
~ II q ordersd by the Court that the pur.
oSa1 - Durciiasers ereOf be and appear u,
1ka urI,hans' Court tOr New Castle
Co0n1u. Mat the Court may assign 70 the pur.
ohno1{ II purchasers the premises sold W him,
~ 0ihSm, pursuant " u this order, he. silt,
a. th69 NTH sufficient surety or sureties, 10 bc
aopgoV&1 BY the Court, entering Into rccogni.
SSS61 NJ ~ taken anu acknowledged Ia said
CcurS " the State In penal sum 70 be de.
teeQ1669A by the said Court, with condition "
l,NY fS r = parties enttlled severally, or their
sXSa>7, !, administrators, or assigns, rcspec-
tive1v{ nn6ir Just and proportienate shares VI
ne "a purchase money, with Interest from
suoA lI NJ the Court may determine, In
suoh 4ner and time ~ may by the direc-
Ton q ~ said Court be prescribed and ap.
n0ana61 Al said condition. Attendance VIII
- Gljr1 and terms made known at the tim
VIM. q. sPRUANCE. Trustee,
N4S Or by his Attorney.
Y Al. NJ. HOUSMAN, Clerk Orphans
n. Ten per cent Of the purchase money
WtIl ~ fSeuired W be paid cash On the day
anlo. ~ credit VI not less than one year
Will ~ Moved upon the balance. Plots oi
the pS6 lses will be exhibited ut the time VI
1all. VIC. SPkUANCr, Trustee.
- a .iwA2td
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
na,.n - usvel.s ssaAass.


| A Inothsrly-looking woman Of abou
Afty Year,, entered the pafloS, ant
when invited 10 divide ber burden 0
woe aud anxiety she began:
i "Ar. Joy, 1 have o daughtsr."
"And have thrss," was his encour
aging reply.
"This daughter Of ours Ia dear girl
Mr. Joy. She IL our only child, and sl
course We are concerned about her 70
turs I" & M
"vsry likely, madam. | used 70 b.
concerned for fear my daughters would
marry blind men,"
"Our daughter has passion fol
reading, Mr.. Joy. She reads about ten
novels per week, and often sits up till
midnight to read the story papers. Hell
father and have besn wondering II sh'
Is not reading little too much. | was
going by, you ses, and thought I'd
call In and see you about It. Do you
think this nov-l.reading will sfec,
her future! What would you advised"
"We'l, II had a daughter" hs
slowly replied, ~ think I'd let her
read about twenty -four novels per week:
Id let her sit up till midnight, and liz
absd I'll noon; I'd hire servant 70
comb her hair and cook her canaries; !
wouldn't let her lift her hand to house
work, and I'd practice her till she
could pound . piano and drawl her
voice In fashionable way
"And then'' she qu-ried ~ he
paused.
Then, when she 10 old enough 10
marry, the whole family would turn
out and hunt down = husband for her,
wish 'sm much Joy, and"
"And, whatf'
"And know that she would make
him the most miserable wretch In town,
madam! Don't teach your daughter 10
sweep or cook, because It Is unfashion
able. Don't teach her u know butter
from beef homes, because II will affect
her standing in society. Don't teach
her TO cut and bast. and ut and sew,
because some one may suspect that heI
grandmother invented the needle. Bring
her up to In nothing and know nothing.
Get her three average servant girls 10
run her house for her, and ifher hus
band doesn't run away or commit sui
eide within eight months It's because
he hasn't brains enough TO come in
when 1t hailsl''
"Mr. Joy. shall not take your ad
vice!" she Indignantly replied.
"My dear woman, | haven't given
you any," he humbly remarked.
~ think We know enough to man
age our daughter, sir!"
believe you madam
"And she shall read all the novels
she wants TO, sir!"
.'She shall, madam; have q dozen
to leni you"
The woman rushed out In an indig.
nant manner, leaving q cloud Of dust
behind, and the old man fought fly
of his bald head and mnsed:
Craps q wife who can jump out Of
bed at midnight and run downstairs
and mix a mustard plaster in the dark,
Or knock an old barrel To pieces and
cook dinner for fifteen country relations
At twenty minutes notice, hsin't Of no
account in this world, but I've got just
In hour and half to argy that point
with some human hyena."
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
x l16IkIsTRATORs' AND TRUSTEES
~ 0xLE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
~ ytxene Of orders Of the Orpuans' Court oI
N btSsSOi Delaware, In and ior y ew Castle
Co1uly, De subscribers will expose TO public
aale ~ ~ hotel ol Jacob B. Hyatt, In the
t0wn ~ Nswlort. Delaware, on
THURSDAY
THEN DAY of NOVEMBER, A. D., 1873,
at2 o'clock, p. m.,
the following described real estate, being tne
property lnte OF Lewis Weldin, deceased
No. 4. Lot Of about " Of an acre Of land, In
ueleNare, with large fifteen room brick
msnffcq house, brick stabliny, frame carriag"
h0uee aod other Outbuildings, all In thorough
fepeif. u delightful residence, and If needed
would Ike an excellent boarding house.
THIS waolhe residence OF the deceased.
M. &, iarm or tract OF about DIS acres OF
land. Si1aste in White Clay Creek Hundred,
DelxWH54 on the road leading from Stanton
70 ChJisl1ana. N miles from Stanton. About
l0o aof1g D Hble, balance woodland; soil Ia II
clay teoo, good Tor grain or truck Improve
uaente ~ large brick dwelling house, frame
barn, G1anaTy and other necessary buildings.
Ther6 ~ on the farm an apple orchard and
other NUT trees In healthy condition.
MeS. Il y and s consist Of about 3is acres, sit.
uated u New Castle Hundred, Delaware,
about IN miles from Newport, on the road TO
ShrigttAnp; 20 acres marsh. balance upland Of
IN exc4llent quality and In Ii high state OF
culovG1kon, adapted TO grain. fruit or truck.
Impro4menents are frame welling house. barn,
grHnnEy md other Outbuildings; also with u
esod Haant house, ali in good order. There
y nla0 Ion this farm good apple orchard with
other ffuits.
MOL IA farm or tract ofaI'out 1891 acres
Oflan0. Rltuate In New Castle Hundred Del
aW4S4 x1out half nile from Newport on
~ u11 % New Castle. 80 acres are marsh
balaq44 inland, soil dark sandy loan, ad-
miynolx Adapted To trucking grazing or tar
min1. No buildings but under good fencing
No. I. "A tract Of - acres OF marsh land of
nrut quality, In New Castle Hundred, aiore-
said, ~ ndjoining Newport, no buildings
Nofa, ~ isrm adjoining No. I, consisting OF
about 1tg)f acres OF strong grazing land, part
maunxn xnn4 part upland. Improvements are
large hs1ok and frame dwelling house, nearly
neW, le1Y double decker barn, granary, Ice
h0ues ~ other buildings; also good tenant
hengos ~ apple orchard.
TheCQ rFOpcrties are l'cated In one of the
very t615 1Arning regions Of New Castle cOun-
q, ooox~nient TO the p. w. & h. railroad,
De!oNM9p river, Christiana river, the city OF
Wllmln1ton. to churches, schools, mills and
excoll44t markets. and In q neighbOre0Od no.
ted GEa0 healthiulnass and excellent soc-
~. soil is fertile and remunerative and
1ndeH0e management OF the late Lewis
Wel4ln pecame celebrated as the best grazing
~ )lng lands In the community. Sales
~ w&3 to close estate, and offer an admlra-
W q tuntty for persons desiring homes
sn0 I4yYptment. Terms ut sale. Further In
IOf1qo may be had Of the subscribers.
# HETTIE S. WELDIN.
W. ATWOOD WELDIN.
Adm1N ators of Levi Weldin, deceased,
Newport, Del
a; CHAS. b. LORE. Trustee,
q Md-wts. Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
Revival Of business i'm the Fever
O1strlcfs

The closing days Of the epidemic
fever in the South are marked by re-
viving business in the afflicted cities
and ageneral sense Of relief through.
out the country. Quarantine restric-
tions have been removed at various
points, and in short time the record of
the fever will have passed into history.
Notwithstanding the more cheerful
outlook however, it will be noted that
as to New Orleans it is not considered
safe for lefuge-s to return yet.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
The Manhattan 9ay iugs Bank

Mr.. Hayward, for many years chie
clerk in the Manhattan Savings Bank,
of New York, states that among the
debris Of the depositors' boxes, the
contents of which the robbers had scat
tered all about the feor, he had picked
up about $4,000. The ultimate loss
to the bank, Mr.. Hayward considers,
will be under 800 600.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
A Correction.

We are requested by Messrs. A. N.
Purvis Il Co., the leases OF the Brandy
wine Springs spice mills, to state the fore.
man of the mill alluded to in the Re-
PUBLICAN yesterday, is no relative
whatever to any of the members ofthat
firm. We make the correction with
pleasure and regret that the mistake
unintentionally made occurred.
Detwiler & Welsh, owners of the
Market street -four mills, have failed.
Liabilities stated to be less than $780,
600.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
Z HERIFF'S SALE.

-
b., virtue of a writ of Levaria Facias to N.
directed, will he exposed to Public Sale at The
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD,
AT Kirkwood, in Pencader Hundred, Nes
Castle County Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. rs
At2 o'clock. p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land situate
lying and being In Pencader Hundred. County
OF New Castle and state OF Delaware, par
ticularIy bounded and described as follows to
wit: Beginning at large black oak tree
corner OF ')uten j.. Jester and W liam b.
Cahoun's land and running thence with the
LANDS OF SAID Calhoun, south ST 3 ~ degrees
west $50 ~ perchc, to Il stone in Cantwell
Clark's line, thence with his line south a
degrees east 81 6-l0 perches to stone in
Joseph Sapps line, thence with his and
william J. Hurlock's land. north 81 degrees
ea,t Il perches to stone and south 80 degrees
east 1870 rerches TO a stone a corner for David
d. Wards land, thence with his land south s.
degrees east 65 2 10 perches to stone a corner
of George W. Walkers land, thence with his
land nnrth 76l4 degrees east SO $40 perches to
a stone in private road thence with the said
road due north lSperches to stone corner of
John McCormick's land, thence with his land
hoIth to34 ueRrees west 70 S-lO percnes 10
stone thence north 43A degrees east 33 7.lO
perches to a stone and persimOn stump, thence
south s2s4 degrees ! 40 perches to a stone
corner Of the land of the Rev William vii.
liams. deceased, thence north degree west
w 10 perches to the place OF beginning, con
taining one hundred and forty-eight acres,
more or less, with a frame house and other
out. buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of William kirkley and Sarah J, Kirk.
ley his wife and {. t. and &c he sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff
Sherlif~s Office, New Castle, October II. 1875
Oct2S
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

"AY HAY HAY IA frst-class arti-
III Gle of Clover and Timothy hay. well.
mixed is offered for sale at 5000 per ton.
The best hay for horses. Timothy hay 81 90
per ton Orders left at JOS TATNALL X
ICO'S. Front and Orange, will be promptly
ATTENDED to. Octlsdtf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
CHERIFF"S SALE.

SnLhII . 'hhEs'
BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias to IN,
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale Al
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL &l SHlPLEY ST
kept by John J. Douyherty in the City o
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, a. b. 1873
at 2 O'Clock. p. m.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm OF tract Of land situate
In New Castle Hundred, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. towit:
No. q Beginning at q stone corner for land
of the heirs OF Francis Cam. deceased, thence
with the line Of said lands south SO deg. and
20 minutes east l56 6l00 per hes to the centre
Of ditch, thence with the centre of said ditch
south " degrees and 45 minutes west 10 47.lOU
perches. thence south 22 degrees and IS min
west 10 40 perches, thence south rs degrees
l5 minutes east 100 l-l50o perches to stake In
bank of the Delaware rcorner for the lands
of +. Cam. deceased. thence with the Della
ware river 81 perches to a stake in the bank OF
the same corner for the lands of Benj. Elliott.
thence with the centre OF u ditch and with
lands Of Benj. Elliott north IS degrees west
9l 6-l0 perches to tree corner for and of Benz.
Elliott. thence north 70 degrees and 10 min.
west ~ 6-lO perches corner lT lands OF Benz.
tneHce WIFI t1le flue Oh " ldne nUftH 05
degrees and 45 minutes west 81 7S-lV0p perches
to stake in the centre ofr0ad corner for land
of VIM. H. LambsOn thence with the said road
and Lambsons land south 81 degrees west
l2l 4l0 perches to stake In centre of Lamb
sons land corner for other land Of the late
James LeFevre, deceased. thence with the
line oisaid lands of the late James LeFevre
and north two degrees and thirty minutes
west Y 54-l0J pcrches to Il stake corner for
la uda Of the heirs of Francis t'ann deceased
thence with said lands north 70 degrees and 81
minutes east SO lilo perches TO stone the
place OF beginning, containing one hundred
and twenty-One and iour-tenths acres be the
same more or less, with two and half
stOried brick huuse and brick barn and other
Outbuildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro-
perry of John b. LeFevre and Mary, his
wife, and {. Is and to be sold by
ISAAC GRTBB, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Office New Castle. October II. 1873.
Oct2
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

A blessing to humanity is what Dr.
Bulls cough syrup can well be termed
for it has done more good already than
any other medicine.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
CHERIFF'S SALE.

hERlffs sALh'
BY virtue of writ of ais. Levari Facias to me
directed will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, in Red Lion Hundred
New Castle County. Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. rs.
At2 O'Clock. =. ~.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that messuage and plantation or tract
of land situate In Red Lion Hundred, in New
Caste County, Delaware. bounded and de.
scribcd a follows, to Wit: Beginning in the
middle OF Cedar Creek thence by lands Of
VILLA Reybod the three loving courses
anu distances north 50 degrees and q quar-
tiers, west 80 6-lU perchcs to stake 81 degrees
west 6O 5-lO perches to stone south syl4 de
grees west l07 5-l0 perches to II stone, thence
by lands OF Barney Reyb0ld the three follow
ing courses and distances, south "a degree
east b3 gl0 perches to stone south 81 degrees
west lS 7-lO perches to a stone south "a OF a
degree east Is $40 perches to II stone, theme
by land Of John G.. Clark the two following
courses and distances, north s71a degrees, east
1856 $40 perches to "A stone south Il degrees.
east l8I perches to the middle Of Cedar Creek
aforesaid, thence down the same the several
courses and distances thereof to the places Of
beginning. containing two hundred and
forty-sX acres one rood and one perch, be the
sane more or less, with three story frame
dwelling house, brick barn and frame car
riage house and stable. two tenant houses and
frame barn, with other outbuildings thereon
erected
Seized and taken in execution as the pro- |
perty Of Anthony keybold and Ann s., his
wife and t. I. and to he sold by
ISAAC GktBB, Sheriff.
Sherih's office, New Castle October 20, 1878
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

h NJ "a rudder Of boat, In Cherry L.
4 M'rsh The finder will be suitably
I py returning 1t to Eleventh street
LII CALI. Oct30-6t&
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

fMWTED. The ladies to know they can
9avc their combings of hair made up
I1fyle at reduced prices. 617 W. Fourth
kE& Oc3l. ats
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
sIiERIHr,s SALES.

CHERIFF's SALE.
| BY virtue Of writ Of I1eyari Fscias. to MI
directed, will DO exposed o Public sale. al
HOTEL or WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, Appoquinimink Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE llTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1878.
at2o'clock. p. m,
The following described real estate, viz
All those two following described tracts,
pieces and parcels OF land situated in Apo
quinimink hundred in the County of New
Castle, and State of delaware. to wit: .
No. Is "a tract Of land called and known by
the name OF the COrnilius Walker Farm.
bounded as follows: Beginning at stone In
the centre Of the road leading from Blackbird
to Flemlng's Landing, corner for JOSEF b
Fleming Esq. and In the line of the Home
Farm. and running from th nee with the CEN
tire Of said road north II degrees 45 minutes
west ~ $40 perchesfO stake west siIe OF
said road corner for the Home farm, thence
with the west side OF said road south 20 de-
grees west II perches to Il stake in the centre
Of said road corner for Gideon T.. Hukil
thence with the line OF said Hukill and centr,
OF said road south 81 deurees west 81 perches
to stake In the line Of said Hukill anil q
corner Tor Abraham Bratten. thence with the
line OF said bratten north 40 degrees west
1873 5-l0 perches TO stake In the road leading
from Tayl0r's Bridge corner for other lands Ui
Al raham Bratten, thence with the same
north " degrees thirty minutes east l48 2-lO
perches to a stake In the line Of Abraham
Briten and a corner Of Joseph Fleming.
Esq, In cleared land. from thence with the
line al e said Joseph Fleming south de-
srees % minutes west lab perches To the stone
and place of beginning. containing Ill acres
more Orless, together with log and weather
board dwelling house, frame stable, arm. &c
The second tract Of land beginning at
large cedar stake near the west side Of the
Cedar Swamp corner for Jacob Stats and
James Rogers and running from there with
the line Of the said Jacob Stats south % de-
grees west 80 perches and 7-lO 70 large cedar
post corner Tor said jacob Stats and a certain
M. Jones land south II degrees 45 minutes
east by nm old line of market trees 70 $40 de.
grees TO corner post corner for said Jones
and Daniel Corbit, thence with said Daniel
COrbit. south II degrees 81 minutes east lis
perches toa large corner post of said Daniel
Ccrfit, thence north 70 degrees 30 minutes
ear; 81 10 perches tOa large cedar post
thence by an old line OF marked trees north II
degrees west with the line Of James Rogers
1a4 perches to the stake and place of begin
ming, containing 80 acres and $50 square
perches, be the s"nle, more or less
Seized and taken In execution an the PROF
erty OF Jacob Richardson and Mary j., hi,
wife. and l. t's, and u be sold by
AACG UBB, Sheriff.
Shcrf's Office. New Castle, Oct. 18th, 1873.
Oct26.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
DBER CARD, 1873.

mt. off, is now the go,
q Qlo ing OF Cyrus Stern U know,
yeMp pw Price, no room 2 fall,
E~ buy b sure U call.
llenyo4pits as low as q and Z,
Ande4As 4, 3, 10 and eleven,
Vthers a, l6, Is and twenty,
An0 n some up and up 4-gentry.
!. AZ q years Of clothing life,
SopM Success amid the strife,
aeps living, we offer thanks
T. race, cheap coats and pants.
! me1oAp suits for boy or man,
! Co., = low as the lowest can,
Uver1P : to suit the seasons turn,
Nlcs y and nobby of Cyrus stern.
NO.. 1 MARKET STREET
hINdroN, DELAWARE.
Ld&w.lt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

TED $1,000, on first mortgage, inter,
y ~ ak per cent, investment safe. Ad
this Office. Oct5.ti
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
WANTED.

IxKX TED.-A good Girl Tor general
ousework. Apply at 81 Market st
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
To Make to Your Order.

In that department as well rs all others we
leao and can show you more goods than II
others combined in our city. While ourpr.
ces are lower for the same grade OF goods, and
yet we make our clothing superior, this is a
fact easily explained because we buy of first
hands, and In larger quantities. OUR CUT
TER Is SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
while our WORKMEN are FIRST-CLASS.
Because of these facts we were
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

MTED.-Ladies to 20 to 3l9 f. Fourth
II $treet, to get their fashionable fall and
Hts made, oct2s-8t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

Its made. Oct2S-6l
IKATED.-A Furnished room for light
pnse keeping. Terms moderate. Ad-
eyHB, this office. Oct2a4t*
J4TED.-Three or four Boarders can
accommodated with good boarding
Z pnable price. Boarding at 226 Ship
Oct2y6tk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-08
CoSvrs,EycEs DgNASpEp.-A resi-.

CoSvESIEycEs DEMAyDED.-A resi-
dent Of Plummertown com plains of the
inconvenience 10 which jewellers IN the
mar. of the CITY adjacent TO the brick.
yard afe sub j,c;cd ~ the want of
suitable streets and sidewalk. by which
20 reach their homes. Last year the
City Council passed an ordinance com.
handing q sidewalk six feet wide to be
constructed along the south side Of
Main street TO Eighth. and thence down
to the bay. near the brickyard. This
walk. however, has never been con-
structed, and the ordinance remains a
dead letter on the statute. Questions
have arisen as to the need of q walk on
this route, which world be in the shape
Of a triangle, with the apex resting
away up on the steep bill two blocks
above the school house. 1t is suggested
that walk should be built out Jackson
street by the gas works, ami following
some street as nearly as possible on the
grade line of the beach. A great deal
Of improvement. is progressing in this
direction, and much more is projected.
We are informed that parties are pre-
pairing to fence in and build on lots
shrough which the road az present runs,
aud will thereby completely blockade
travel in few days unless immediate
steps are taken to open the necessary
streets
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-08

City CouSoIL-Thi. body met last
evening. and after allowing bills to the
amount of $3.50 05. dispatched the fol-
lowing business: Moved and seconded
that the proposition of T. ID. Huntly,
for lease of 10, for engine house for IS
per month for Ave years. be granted.
with privilege to move improvements.
Moved and seconded that committee
be appointed to get estimates on a build
ing for fire.house Petition of j. 3.
Anderson and others for the organize
tion of city under the general incor-
poration act. read, and on motion,
was referred 20 the City Attorney. he
70 make q report at the next netting
Of the Council. Moved aud seconded
that the line of Madison street be sur
vsyed. and posts set where the BLOCK
corners come Petition Of Irving Bal
lard. for tbs remittance of tax on steam
g Zephyr, read and referred TO City
Attorney.