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The daily gazette., 1879-08-12
FIFTH EDITION.
The Mayors Court.
HEARINGS LAST EVENING AND THIS
MORNING.

HEARINGS LAST EVENING AND THIS
MORNING.
Appearances, before the hearings COM
menced at the City Hall last night. gave
evidence that they would be of nature
more than ordinarily interesting. A
large crowd was In attendance.
The first case was that of Evan
Butcher, COL, for violating city ordi-
nance by sinking q cesspool and walling
1t up without first procuring a permit
from the Street Commissioner. Street
Commissioner Lynch testified that it
had often happened that people did this
and he knew that Butcher led the gang
who dug the well and walled it up. If
he could not produce certificate he had
violated the ordinance. The prisoner
was proved guilty and fined ten dollars
and required to pay costs.
Sallie Cloud, young woman, was
charged by Mary Hessian, an elderly
lady, with saying her son was drunk and
using disrespectful language toward her.
The case was cOunter-suit to one
brought before Magistrate Cole on Sat
urday evening by the defendant against
the plaintiff for similar charge. Han
nah Curry one Of the witnesses for the
defense testified that the language was
not disrespectful. The costs on the case
were imposed.
The next case was that Of John, Will
liam and Eugene Thompson, who were
arraigDed on the charge of violating
city ordinance. 1t appears from the tes
timony that the Clerk of the Market hat
sold space on Fourth street, near King
to person for the purpose Of selliD
peaches, and that the defendants backe
their wagon loaded with peaches int
said space, ard upon being order to va
cate by the Clerk, they refused to do sc
and hence the arrest.
Fl. G. Conrad, ESQ.,, appeared for th
defense, and after hearing number {
witnesses, he argued that the Clerk ha
no right to sell said space, and aske
that the further hearing Of the case
postponed until Friday morning next {
8 o'clock, in order to allow him time
more fully investigate the matter. iii
request was granted.
| The cases this morning consisted {
three ordinary drunks, A penalty of {
cents and costs was imposed in eae
case.
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The reports from Memphis gives very
little hope of any aneiiorstion Of the
ravages Of the pestilence. the iact that ,sNt
the ecoIoredpopulation issuffering equally
with The white is one indication OF the
malignaucy of the epid. mic. The white h
population has been so much reduced by
hight from the city as to leayS Va, large rye
usually almost exempt from yellow fever
Al d it is only when 1t RACES with great
violence that they suffer. They suffered; !;
however, last year, as well s; as TINS, "a anu ~
there appears to be peculiar type OF
the maiady in Memphis. Local causes
modify the symptoms, and the disease
was far more fatal there last year than
in New Orleans.
It was at Nantucket, the other day
On tie way up from the boat one OF tne
marty asked the driver: "Do they play
| P,nafors bereY "Gusss not" answered
the benighted islander, with puzzled
look, "but they play billiards"
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Tsnpsrate ~ toTnlk.
THE BOARD on kDUCATIoH's NEW MOVE
IN THE WAY OF sHoRT ~ ssIoks.

THE BOARD on kDUCATIOH's NEW MOVE
IN THE WAY OF sHoRr MISSIONS.
The Board of Education had mNch
difficulty, last night In getting together
4 quorum. When It did II found that
there Wa but little business to be done,
vet for all that, talked over petty mnttors
for some time.
The call of committees and unfinished
business resulted In bringing nothing of
Importance before the Board, except the
report of the committee on accounts,
prese nted ny Mr.. Taylor.
Mr.. Baird offered . resolution to the
effect that The examination Of candidates
for the position of teachers, to DE held
on the 1jth and 9Th insts. be restricted
to those persons on the accepted list OF
those teachers who are required by the
rules Of the Board TO attend.
This resolution called forth opposing
speeches from Mr.. Conrad and Presi-
dent Eckei. The points OF the opposi-
ton were that II did no harm to have the
examination open to ~ many teachers
az could attend. The time might come
when the city would need all those
teachers No one should be excluded,
and no inj Justice done.
Mr.. Bald ssid he offered the resolu-
ton out Of fairness to our city lnstitu-
tons. II was fairness 10 the daughters
Oh put LdADdyCIo tuab ho OuhShuoAo Vo "a
cluded from those examinations.
DIR. Shortlidge also suppsrted the reso-
luton. .3tIf1.8
It was adopted by rising vote Of 7 to
3.
The Secretary reported that he had
notified the teachers Of their reappoin'.
ments and changes, and sll had replied
but Miss HArriRan and Miss Elias
Miss Ida J. Armstrong declined the
a. hor
The report was referred to the commit.
Tee on teachers.
Mr.. Heisler was appointed commit
ter of one to settle with the State Audi
tor for appropriations due the schools
| from the State.
ON motion Of Mr.. Grubb, an oidsr for
the monthly part Of the appropriation,
due the Board from the city, was ordered
| to be drawn on the City Treasurer.
a request from the City Treasurer for
| an order on him for 1863 IS, school taxes
| for 1873, and for taxes collected in excess
| Of the appropriation for 1875. amounting
| TO $lS7 90 was referred TO the Finance
| Committee.
Mr.. Grubb asked for improvements a,
school No. II.
| Mr.. Morrow, for the committee o
No. 8, asked permission to have celial
dug under that school to be used a.
| coal bin.
Mr.. Kent asked to have improvements
lions at school No.7, to the amount o
S40.6O.
Adjourned.
| ORDERS.
During the evening the following
orders " ere directed u be drawn:
Gray g. Bro, 90 cents; G. II. Thoma
& Co., 28 cents; u r. johnson S'2; sam, a 10
Hanna, 66 cents; speakman & Bro, $2 81
Geo. s: Mckee, st.7l; Duncan Bros; BIZ I = =
cents; H. L. Smith, $3.50; X. W. Ban
Capelle 4 Bro, 80 cents; G; f. Thoma
& Co., 70 cents; J. q. johnson, $40;
A. Edwards, $1,000; pay roll, officers AM
janitors, S320.S6; total, $5S2.45.
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ATTACKING AN EDITOR.

PIrTsBuRe, August 11.-Chief Asses
sor Fulton made an assault to day on
James Breen, editor of the Sunday Globe
Fulton was offended at a publication in
the last issue, and this afternoon wenI
into Bleen's office. After some words
Fulton dealt Breen furious blow II
the face while the latter was sitting il
his chair. Breen was knocked sPraw
ling to the floor and rendered uncon-
scious. Fulton dealt him two more
blows, blacking both his eyes and cut
ting cash over his left eye and gasf
on his nose. Breen had no chance tt
defend himself.
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Personal.

Henry Todd, ESQ.,, clerk Of the Or
phans Court, and Register in Chancery,
of K-nt County, has been spending the
past two or thr, days in this city, and
left for home this morning on the 9:l5
train. -..,t
Rev. g. NJ. Pegg, pastor Of Sc. tt NJ.
e. church, this city, left this morning foI
Woodlawn Camp, which commenced to-
day.
DR.. Matlack, Presiding Elder of Will
ninglon District, leaves this evening
with his family tor Woodlawn Camp
where he will remain until camp closes
Messrs. John Plunkett, James Megary
John Merier and William Robinson, arr
now enjoying the salt air at Atlantic
Citv
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THE debt OF Tennessee is in Mound
numbers $2O,soo, 900 principal, and
about $4,OOO,O0O arrears of interest. At
8 per cent. the annual interest is about
$1,2OO,0O0. The compromise proposed
the payment of 80 cents on the dollar by
bonds bearing per cent. interest, This
would reduce the principal to about
$12,OOO,O00, and the interest to q little
less than $5OO,OOO, requiring tax of
less than 81 mills, in addition to
amounts received from other sources, to
pay this and the ordinary State expenses.
The tax basis in 1878 was 1928, PIP, ,153,
and the amount raised by taxation this
year is $626,529. i.,s
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AND STILL ANOTHER.
A BURGLARY SEVERAL WEEKS OLD ONLY
RECENTLY DIsCOvERED.

A BURGLARY SEVERAL WEEKS OLD ONLY
RECENTLY DIsCovERED.
Another case of house breaking aud
burglary has recently come to light,
which was evidently committed several
weeks ago, though II was not ti'cover-
ed to certainty until Sunday last.
The house selected by the burglars for
this attack-which must have been one
of the first attempts of the organized
gang that is now ravaging the city-was
the residence of Mrs. Jane Andrews, at
the northwest corner of Ninth and Tat
nall streets. Mrs. Andrews went to
New York on visit, about six weeks
ego, and looked the house up, leaving
the keys in charge OF her brotber-in-law
M. Il. Andrew s, agent of the Whining.
ton Steamship Company. Mr.. Andrews
examined the house from time to time,
hut always found the doors and windows
intact, and bearing no evidences Of
having been tampered with or forced
open.
On Sunday morning. Mr.. Andrews
learned that Mr.. H. r. Dure, some four
weeks ago, had noticed that one OF the
back windows Of Mrs. Andrews house
WAS open, and sent his boy to fasten sit.
This aroused Mr.. Andrews suspicious,
amt he Immediately went to the house
and made thorough examination. He
found, on entering, that the door
between the kitchen and the dining
room had been forced open though there
were no marks ON any of the back doors
or windows, through which the entrance
had sv den:ly, been effected. Continuing
his search, Mr.. Andrews went up stairs
and found undoubted evidence that the
house had been thoroughly ransacked
| In every room drawers had been open
| ed and the contents tossed about, a
| though the robbers ha 1 carefully search
cd for what they cons'd. red most valu
| able. A large chest containing clothing
| had also been opened, and its cOhten |
turned into reckless confusion. Severa
pieces of partially burned candles, and ;
Oumber Of charrrd matches around tb'
floor plainly indicated that the burglar!
bad been committed at night, which
opinion was strengthened by tn. ct o
two blankets being found fastened ove
the windows on Nin:h street, so as u
prevent the light from being observed
by persons on the street.
Mr.. Andrews has no idaa of what wa
taken, and the extent of the robber
cannot be ascertaiLed until the return
Mrs. Andrews, who has been written TO
and will be home IN q day or two. ii
does not tbiuk, however, that much wa
stolen, as all the silver ware AMI oth-
like valuabls q we're taken away by Mrt
Andrews, when she started upon be
visit, and the robbers evidently onl.
looked for what could be readily turne
into cash.
In view of the frequen ~ ,boldness an
SUCCESS of these robberies, the sufferer
are seriously thinking of securing til
services of an able private detective u
bring the gang of thieves to justice.
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GREAT DISORDER IN HAYTI.l

POLT-AU-PRINCE, July 24.-yince
the departure of ex-President Canal
great disorder has prevailed. The guards
have been trebled at night. Reports Of
musketry are heard at all times Of
business there is none, as all the stores
and offices are closed. No provisional
government has yet been formed. A
Committee of seventy members has been
formed for the purpose Of maintaining Or
der. All prisoners have been liberated !.
from prison, including murderers and
ruffians. . The revolutionary army,
which is marching on the city from the
north, is momentarily expected. Gems
eral Boyer Brazelais, the principal leader
Of the revolt against Canal is still on
board the British war ship Boxer, Grave
disturbances are still feared. 4. ! a .est M
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irving q HOree.

This morning the purchasing commit
tee of the Washington Fire Company
were engaged in trying horse, to take
the place OF their lamented "Charlie"
which died short time ago from lung
fever. The horse which they are trying
is a fine iron-gray, and is owned by
James Hutchinson, who resides near
oxford, Pa. Two hundred dollars is the
nrica asked.
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Down tlae Ray by Night.

On Saturday night next, party OF
numbering about two hund-
red will leave on the steamer Sdsae a.
Mccall for trip dow the bay as far as
Lewes, where Sunday will DO spent IN
fishing in the breakwater. Inc ooat VIII
leave Fourth street wharf at m,unent,
evening, ng home at . seasonabie
hoTr. Fare for the round trip 81, not
including meals.
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working In the Wards.

~. ae Second Ward Democrats held a
nv Ws, IN the FELTON, House, Second
'a,'iut raa streets, last night, Frank
Presiding, and W. Ii. Nicker,un
S'y. c"n:'.., A Ward Executive Commit
Evso .Olss,stlng of WIN. Baretiold. MYERS
's1, sn.s Mm' Stilley and Dennis Kane.
llsr appolhled, ,U, and Messrs. Bareford and
(ct.r , were named as candidates for In
'i, w ~. A committee was also appoint
Citrp pivseill Gs The Dames of candidates
Id to, council. council. The nomination was
fh. .Vr Es Saturday afternoon week. was
eyeni,a III tne !, Bakers Union building,
air, '"1'ls' Ths' y Mr. VIM. J. Morrow in Tue =,
csndida,.lc CAL iae Committee to present. names m mes
tion iNlHa'es s'a tor the d. mocratic nomi.
[nss V'' If lGT , City Coancii, reported BORT 'i the
d John Rewls R M paylter, George Abele
|llb be ,, haIs % Meaney. The nomination
|een the e'u mex next Saturday afternoon be.
lll be 1u onaon aouls of and I o'clock. Poll,
ana d. a, opened pen in both precincts Of TIN th,
he stre.,a ,ne olty Hall aud at Fifth an,
nns nes,nlns fnst Wand Democrats will, ho,,
ose oIus uasI, this b evening, at at the Is BIsc ho,1
rloht and Justisou streets
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RESIGNED.

James Josephs, for some time past
driver of the W later Witch Fire Com
Dany, has rendered his resignation o.
snc6 to the Board of Trustees, to accept
a position with Walton & Bro.
Mr.. Josephs has not been with the
company but short time, but during
the time he has made many friends ana
has Or oven that he knows how to take
care of horses.
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WILL GRANT BE A CANAL PRESI
DENT.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE we'll
know fact that Gen. Grant has, during
he past ten years, taken the most cam
est interest in the inter oceanic canal
cheme, and that, after careful consider
alton of the advantages and disadvantage
IS of the different routes surveyed, he
gave his support to the Nicaraguan route,
.mboldens his friends in this city to pre-
dict confidently that he will not decline
to lend the influence of his name and
ability to further the construction of the
canal, even 10 the extent of assuming the
presidency of the Canal Company soon
to be organized in this country.
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Returned from the ..zoo "

The orphans of st. Peters Orphan
ASYLUM, who went to Philadelphia yes
terday, for the purpose of visiting the
Geological Garden in Fairmount FAX
returned home last evening on the rec
ton. They were delighted with their
trip, and desire to return their thanks to
the officers of the FELTON,, and the mana
gers of the "Zoo."
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Prevalent Disease.

The liver is se ehiom wrong where tue
stomach is right, and may say that no
person ever had fever and aguejor yellow
fever while their stomach and liver were
healthy. Yellow fever and fever and
ague, is cured by vaporised decayinG
vegetable matter being inhaled INTO ths
system. Fla1g's Liver Pad VIII Q Se iCunh tnh
a curilive and preventive. Il. flIth
street. -
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A Busy Place.

The freight wharf of the Wilmin ston
Steamship Company, at the footioi Mar
ket street, is one of the busiest places In
the city. The amount OF freight placed
there is astonishing, and the employees
are kept busy In forwarding it to its re-
quired destination.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-12
A Coon Let Loose.

"Bobby" the coon belonging to Ser
gcant Jones, which has been chained IL
the City Hall yard for some time past
was let loose last evening. The officers
found il impossible to tame him, as any
familiarity on their part would be qu ok
y resrntt d by "Bobby" with deel
,roWl,
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Election of Directors.

The following gentlemen were elected
by the Reliance Fire Engine Company,
1t an adjourned stated meeting, la-,
night, to serve on the Board Of Directors
for the ensuing six mouths:
James f. Kane, John f. Duffy, Frank
b. Lafferty, II. w. Hession, Fl. A. Duffy,
James F. Flanagan, James Graham and
John }. Hasson.
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The Forging Mill,

The new forging mill at the corner o
Apple and Claymont streets, South vii
mington, is completed, that is the carpen
er work. The machinery will be PLACED
in position in short time, and work com
nenced. The building belongs to Mr.
johnson, of Baltimore.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-12

Preyeptions is surely better than cure
and to prevent the diseases of babyhood
from attacking your child, use In seasoL
Dr.. Bulls baby syrup the safest and pest 'I
remed, for children. AL druggists sei'
it, Price 20 cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I,unortanl To Mothers.

Ihn npOfGUmt 10 WOtmCEBs
Mrs. " lnslow's Soothing Syrup 10 the
only thing that mothers cen rely upon fei
their CHILDREN. II corrects acidity Of tht
stomach. cures wind collie, re- ulates th'
bowels and gives rest. health and comfort
TO mother and child. During the process
of teething It's value is incalculable II
softens The gums. reduces infiam nlatiol
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest Il
the child and com tort TO the MOTHER
Twenty-Five cents bottle. marl6-1yeOd
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the form ula of q simple
manent cure for consum ption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung
affect ions, also a positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous oocn-
plants, after having tested its wond erfuI
curative powers in thousands of cases has
'elt 1t his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuatei by this niu-
Ing, will send, tree of charge, TO all who
desire 1t. this recipe, with full directions
for preparing and using IN Germau.
French, or English Sent by mail by ad.
dressing with stamp. naming this paper,
w w. Sherar, l49 Powe ers' Block, n jch.
ester. N. Y. ie2l- w.oW26
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The New York police have added an
other clubbing case to their CORY annals
The victim in the last case was lad oil
sixteen and the clubber an athletic brute
of two hundred pounds.
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HEALD & CO.,
BANK ERs 4 BROK FRS,
AND DEALERS In

STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT
CAGES q COM NJ EKCIAL PAPER.
CLAY YTON HOUSE,. WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec.
tiOns. Tickets 10 and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts Of the world.
jan8 1yd
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PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of peaches yesterday,
over the Delaware Railroad, amounted
to one 12l car loads, for the following
points:
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A GARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send self-addressed envelop'
to the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
zew York City.
dec20-eodAW,y
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Tbe are g Peaches In Ctuc,r,..

eaches to The 'HW,pnent Wpnt this season of
b, by ey.me y ,,,e West was made ON Satur.
H. Burni,aln itlnoer D., :, of the Legislature,
nere Was on,v " "a a hrm in Cincinnati.
q Camden :, 10 O., the fast express I which tiab
IN Cincinnati sunday SddsS'ass sitsrnodn nj, n,,
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Financial and Com N, nrcfal.

WILMINGroN. Del, Aug. II. 1873.
L trst stock quotations furnished ~
deald d Co., Clayton House building
Wil-sinlton, Del. at t2 M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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A Governmental Industry.
TNorreanoudent of the World

Correspondent OF the World.l
WASHINGTON, August 9.-Some Re-
publican newspapers contain to-day a
statement that document is In prepara-
tiop in the Republican Congressional
Committee which will expose Demo-
cratic misstatement as to Republican
mismanagement of the finances. The
truth Is that the document will be the
work of Captain Raphael A. Bayley, a
clerk of the Treasury Department.
Captain Bailey's work in the department
ia the preparation of statistical campaign
documents for the Republican party. He
has an Office at the end of one of the
long halls of the Treasury building, shut
off BY q couple of screens. Behind these
he sits with one or two assistants and
prepares financial statements for the
glorihcation OF John Sherman and the
Republican party. The presses in the
basement are constantly running to
print Captain Bayley's lucubratiops
When there is no obvious reason why Q
certain circular should be printed, as
when John Sherman's story of what he
had done to reduce and refund the public
debt was given to the world, 1t is an
nounced that it Is prepared In answer tc
"numerous inquiries" When Captain
Bayley is not to be found at his screen
shielded desk in the Treasury building
he is very likely to be at the roo ms of the
Republican Congressional Committee
concocting "official circulars" to be SEN
to Republican committees in Maine anC
Ohio. His own salary is 81 900 a yeal
and the entire cost of his "bureau" will
run up into She thousands.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Monday. Angus II, p, M.

MOnuHyI AUgus III = M
The Cattle market was mOderat ~ active
and prices were well maintained. 1882
mead sold at the West Philadelphia Drove
Yard, at 31Sa5xc.. as to quality. .
head sold at the West Philadelphia Drove
Yard at Babe, Lambs at 4a7 Kc.
Hoes were dull. 1925 heAd sold at the
West Philadelphia Drove Yard at ba6xc.
Cows were dull, $50 head sod at the
different yards at *25a35 per heal. :
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phila., Aug. O.
sbeep Extra. ll0 TO 1870 lbs, * 10 &c.
good 81 10 100 lbs, AZ TO 4xc. iair, 80 10
IS pounds, 4 TO 4ac. stock sheep. % 10 70
MS Is good lambs 6x to6 com mon lambs
AZ to o. 90; calves, s,4kc to 6kc. Arrivals
$500 head.
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Local Stocks and BOnils.

Local Stocks and Bonds.
National Bank OF Delaware. ............ 4OI
First National Bank 13i
Union National Bank nk.,.....,......42
National Bank Viii. and Brandywine.. u
farmers Bank. 81
Huntington Coal Gas Company ........ o.
delaware r. r. Co. Observation-Disclosures .26h u
Delaware Western r X Co Stock, !!
ohila. VII. baltimore X. X. Co... 66L
Nilm Northern X. Il. Co. O............. "
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.................35
delaware state Bonds. s...................106 1903
Wilmington City 6s. 6s....................10 .10s \
Wilmington City Observation-Disclosures 1927
Sew Castle County Loan. ...... u
Delaware Railroad. irst Mortgage. ..... 10
delaware Railroad extension. .........10 101
Vii. Passenger Railway Ce. ist mort. 10
g Stock,
1asnG,c Hall Ca Bonds.
Masonic Halt Co.
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INTERNAL REVENUE IN PENN
SYLVANIA.

WARRINGTON, August. 1.-THE fol
lowing are the official figures of collec-
tions on account of internal revenue in
Pennsylvania for the fiscal year ending
june 80, 1879: Fisrt district, James Ash
worth, collector, 81, 2,216; Eighth dis
trlet, j. T. Valentine, SAT- ,77452; Ninth
district, T. A. Wiley, $S70. .264.95; rwelf-
Fourteenth district, q. j. Bruner, $l62.- =
ll364; Sixteenth district, Edward Scum,
S172.13687; Nineteenth district, G. NJ.
Lynch, 500 ,301 80; Twentieth district,
James G. Brown, S88'298.56; Twenty
second district, Thomas w. Davis, 81 :.
Dol ,727 66; Twenty third district; john NJ
Sullivan, $3.50, 1877 66.
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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
JACOB STEVENSON,
JAS. PERKINS,
JOHN A. sCHRADER,
THOMAS LYNCH,
W. j. MCGoNIGAL,
Rhe oo Committee.
ronv Ns company took charge of the franz
4 6bps " y, .he report last .light aud it
fr,%a Seai 10 Harrisburg right away,
sled re fre,n ~ very pretty being a gilt, en-
Ens lame , with corners made OF Am
,bs, IU wood. Mr.. Baugh has framed
q ~, consy uopy OF the report for the Friend