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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25
GENERAL local ITEMS.


per line, each insertion,
Coming 1880.
THE banks are closed to-day.
Anybody can have an ice time now
let the gaiiid Jade vince, etc, etc.
We visa vii our readers merry and
happy Christmas,
Judcn llarker and wife were at the ST.
Charles yesterday.
The arrivals at the Planters Yesterday
amounted to iifty-cisht.
-Tnn Bv1LrrlN will be issued a>'usuaI
Tomorrow morning,
The Fisk daily arrives with about adj
The freight she can carry.
Mr.. J. {. Willis, superintendent Of in
ternai revenue, is at the Planters
Gal! on Coleman and examine the finest
and largest stock OF goods in the city.
Order your New Year cards from rnf
BULLETIN, Call and see the styles.
The colorcd woman generally known
II, old aunt Sarah died yesterday oI dropSy
Remembcr THAT the postoiticc will only
be open from eight 10 nine O'Clock to-day
What is the matter with Davis: lie
had uo;hing to-day about "thc beautiful
sn3a' last night
Mr.. John Cam, brother Of our .iailer,
i Waterman at the Cairo and Vinccnncs
freight depot
The Sou hcla lllinoi, NJ died Associ.
alton meets in Cairo the third Monday in
January, 1880
A full assor;mcntof brackets and fancy
sr,ioles were received at Ford, yesterday
afternoon
Mr. Jam : A. Wall and wife, Of New
Burnside are in the ely stopping at the
s. Charlie.
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ai'' Ike O'Uahoe' no" p""''N AZ "iO
SL''h'iicS' IiiS "''e benz absent from
Inc cry U" snort VISIT
Mis-, MINI. lIIIIs Of Anna, and Mis-,
Mani Owen of Cincinnati, are spending
the holidays ~i,h Mrs Wm.Wn'cr.
BaGc., isHs.ry store is one Of IN,
p.c,,in,r.t pllc,, i. ~. city toyi,it Gems
I.u.i.. articles. al bcaur, everywhere.
"A f.e lat of nrv s,y,r pjctrrr frames
,,ho.o,ranh and autosranh qlbpm, and
p.r..r,.. =, Coleman.
-A,r. o,igl.y .rr,.,is,or or N,. Rich.
aru Fitzgerald, died at her residence ~
u,A yesterday of typhoid pneumonia.
Bp1cr M. fine Ioryr., stock If Indie.
.,.ll a.,cb.. IN s,,,Lar, ,,;,o;. and :.
..lh,o ,bor o., ,,,ori.b;,cl, lo,, n,icc.
Cali Al Colrmon's and see fine 10, d
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

Thursday being the Feast Of the Naliv.
ty of our Lord, there will be Divine scrvi.
cc, with the Celebration OF the Holy Com.
munion at 1890 ~ m Friday, the
Feast OF St. Stephen, and Saturday, the
Feast of ST. John the Evangelist. There
viii be Service at ioa. m.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25

To my nnuy and u Nur,.
dnuchm remove. dir,
r'rhrc "holrl Kin
soft H''o
WILLIAM GrNc Ave
Toro "ltn ro'S Manufactured
most
"D vrlil
o,r,,y
Ma
sN THE ONLY Washing for new
M" valuable mI'" o figure competing Win lncSo
o"in position
Ve"Iu"N'N '''li"l" II August ISL,
lho'coo c"lu' cleaned
ns
''llo IH 18th 1870 BILLS, l.
suppl, dy. nhncu and vii
be, { Il nae
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25
For lhr Cairo Bpllcuu.
CHRISTMAS I'VE.

ono stocking lCss for Santa L.qy'
To MI this Christmas cyc:
\ vacant ch1ig IN our dear home
Ana loved ones lcfI to gr.cyc.
One year ago This Chris,rnaa eve,
Three stocking. were hlng there;
Three little form, knclt ai my knee
To say The evening prayer
Ah, little droomcd wc mat hrigh. eve,
That death Wsa lowering nigh,
70 take one lamb from out OR !old,
To our Fathers house on high
But wcll wc know that lamb !, b'Gs.,
Though Ne are left to mourn:
Furtho Jirdling sweet we loved ~ much
Tint from our hearts was por.
And since my room IL hNShca and .liil,
This holy Christmas eve,
think her spirit comes to me-
And bcgs me not 10 gricye.
She gently smooths my carc.wom brow
AZ leahlOp on my OrcasL
She whispers Of her happy hoAc
Away among the hlest.
Let the thought that am spi' NJ rest
No more to sin or GricNo,
Dry your tears for me dear earthly rricnds.
THIS blessed Christmas eve,
And when your earthly work ~ lpuc,
iou near the shining shore;
lrcsch toyon my waiting arms
And safely guido you Ger
Vhlnk OF n happy Christmas time.
When Won meet an pnbrokcn band,
Solo'ed one missing from the group,
10 that goriOgq spirit land"
A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25
ROBERT LOWRY GOES FOR
CLERGYMAN.

day night by reading the following extract
from sermon lately preached by Rev J
Saunders Reed, Of Indianapolis
at worries, it Anglers, it dishcartcns mt
10 sec women thrusting themselves into
mems places, and clamoring 10 be heard in
our halls and churches. A woman-m0n
have always nauscatcd and loathod but
0, from man-woman would make haste
to got me away as Ilom monstrosity OF
nature, a subrctor OF society, the care OF
despair, the head OF Mcdusa, y bird of i'll
omen, hidcous spccter, a traycsty Of all
that is sacred and divine,
The speaker then proceeded
when | tell you that this remarkable
uttcrancc was suggested by the presence of
the WomaES Christian Temperance Union,
recently assembled in national convention,
at indianapolis You did moi know that
it came from the pulpit you would doubt
less charge the authorship thereof upon
Col, Schutcr, the editor of the liquor deal.
rrs' organ, who made a speech in your city
the other day, and assaulted these same wo.
men Us fanatics, and disturbcr, Of the
rights Of !ordly man, Bul you must not
| wrong COL Schutcr. To his credit be it
| said Ac more respectful to that band of
praying women than was this clerical
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25

OFFICIiL PAFNN OF ALNNANDER EOVNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25

! THE PRESBYTERIAN, GERMAN LUTHERAN,
METHODIST AND AFRICAN METHODIST
CHURCHES, LAST NIGHT. SERVICES IN
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH To-DAY-GHE
CATHOLIC CuURcuEs--THE REFORM CLUB.
AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
There was no Christmas tree at the Pres.
byterlan church, but Santa Clause, in his
rounds, did not forget it, The church was
crowded and all over it were to hc seen
bright faces, laughing eyes, smiles and
gladness evidences that Santa Clause had
arrived When We entered the church. We
were at once offered an introduction to this
liking Of joy" but he had already dioap-
pcared, not having forgotten, however, to
leave for the good boys and girls there as
Semblcd feast Of oranges, apples, candy,
etc. That the occasion was gala one all
who were present can attest
At THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
At this church the Christmas decorations
are elaborate and beautiful, and speak vol
umcs for the ladies aud gentlemen who
haze devoted so much time and attention to
their preparation. We can not give de-
tailed description OF the manner in which
the interior of the church is gotten up"
TOR il would take more time and space
than We have leisure or room to devote to
it. The Christmas services will be held at
O:30 IA. m. TO-DAY and will De OF a very n
tcrcsting character.
Al TIE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
High mass will to-day be held in both
St. Patrick and 81. Joscphs churches 81
live, eighth and ten o'clock a. n.
At THE GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
In the Lutheran church was to BE seen q
large Christmas tree. finely decorated The
house was packed to its utmost capacity by
bright.taced and happy people both OLD
young. The exercises, which consisted OF
q recitation Ivy the Sunday school scholars,
singing, etc, were of Il very interesting
character, and were listened TO with much
interest and pleasure by the large audience
Ampl. provision had been made for "the
lambs, and happier hocl, than gathered
in the German Lutheran church last night
has not been seen in our city in many day
ArTHE METHODIST CHURCH.
At the Methodist church Christmas
tree and candy festival was held for the lit
tie one, last evening. The church was vel
flied with both young and old folks who
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nnIl sam

lOh NAlh,
Cosnlrr, shelving and other saloon lXiures Tor
40 a. barralu NJ. j. HOWLEN,
R0nl erNie agent
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CAlEo. ILLi Dec n, 1872
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At TIE METHODIST CuuRCH
Nr THE REFORM HALL. 70 DAr,

IN accordance with notice published
in yesterdays BULLETIN, the members Of
tha Temperance Reform Club will meet in
their ball, ON Tenth street, thi, morning a'
9o'cIocb, sharp fer congratulations.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25
CHRISTMAS TIMES.

THE PRESBYTERIAN, GERMAN LUTHERAN,
METHODIST AND AFRICAN METHODIST
CHURCHES, LAST NIGHT. SERVICES IN
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH DAY-IHE
CATHOLIC CHURCHES THE REFORM CLUE.
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WANTED
THE DAILY BULLETIN

ENTERED AT THF posi- OFFICE IN CAIRO. H.
LIMOS, IS SECOND-CIAss NATTER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-25
LOCAL REPORT,

SIGSAl OyFl"E,
CAIRO H., December - 1879.
Tim, l,er. TAer. Hum Wind. Vel Weather.
an 30tl 20 ~ cloudy
S5io 3; 81 L do
II 0n - VI ST It. rain
.p.m 4lyI As 9! NE 90 DO
Maximum Temperature. 50 - Ninmum TEN
uc-a,urc 81 Rainlall, o o. inch.
". II. RAY,
Sor.t Signal Corus, |. ; a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30
LAspEYRE & BEAPTYl. !,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsEiQRs.
"A At Law. Once in Ryland's Brick Builde
ing. Bateman street, opposite the jackson
House, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30

TOB PRIN N q. OF ALL DE-
81 scriptions, executed with neetuGDg and
despatch At Ii sESTIFEr 0fAee
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30
A. B. HUNT.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
N at Law. 800 Montgomery street, Rooms
65 and sc, Nevada Block. San Ffshcisco. CALI
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30
DIR. A. c. BISHOP

DHYSICIAN AND SU RG e o. n.
L Office on Main street, opposite Paxton /
Co.'S Bank, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30

Ton PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 4
b SPECIALITY st this oGace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30

0N AND AFTER THIS DATE AM PRE-
" pared 70 furnish families. hotels, restaur-
ants, boarding houses, or any other person with
~auine, Pure Milk. from one pint to 100 gal
IONS per day, st my residcnce on Spring street,
liberal reduction will be made for larger
sso""es. WIN. Z. TAYLOR
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06
THE INDEPENDENT

Is Published every Thursday.
J. j. HEES0N EDITOR
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06
VANCOUVER WASHINGTON TEBRITORY THURSDAY NOVEMBER Il
From ,he Portland Orc-uuau.l



In an article on Washington Terri-
tory and her request 10 bee admitted a4
a state, the Chicago Times grants thn
probability that by DeccmbcE lo~l
when the first representative from
the state would take nj. seat, the pop
ulatIon would be up 80 the rcprcseuta-
tive ratio; that is l3l,0oJ. TIo rate of
gain for two years past makes this
in fact practically certain Last year
the Territory cast l2,Gi7 votes for deli
egate, on fully three Times the vote
cast for representative IN more than
one district in the southern st4tos.
Again, ii j. Il fact that fully % dozen
states were admitted with less p0puia-
tl0n tnau Washington Territory has
now. Oregon was one OF these. Hill
uOlS, which now contains above three
millions of inhabitants, was another.
IN 1915 Illinois was admitted, and IN
$50, rs shown by the national census
OF tllat year she haG but -, i6. iubab-
ltauts Washington Territory now
has considerably more population
than Illinois had two years after hay
admissions and as to wealth, Wash
ington Territory il immea,urab,N
ahead Of Illinois OF 1870 rne same
comparison might bemade Wlth'mauv
other states, with simular results.
But Washington Territory : not to bc
admitted now upon any showing how
ever favorable as To- population and
wealth. No argument il worth ANY,
thing against u certain political fact
which IS thus stated by the itHtcS.
line republican candidate for delegate
was elected last year by 1901 majority
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

4 friend of Gen. Grant says III bis
visit 10 SAN Francisco that Cen.
Grant did NOT wish 20 20 ont of his
way 70 -uub kearney, as has been
stated, but when the ''sand-lot orator
n You call him, visited him the rrst
time, Gen. Grant, moi wishing 10
offend him, sent word 10 excuse him,
rs he was much engaged. kearncN,
however, not only persisted in calling
twice, bat three timeS anu "a fourth
The General was then so veXei at
the persistence OF the man that he
sent him word chat he could not and
would not see him. Then kearney
attacked him OH the sand nt-. J3.
which Cen Grant remarked, u would
see any workiugman, or any man in
California, but ! will not see a rufhan -
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
NEwCAsTLE, Sept. 16.

NEW CASTLE, Sept. IL, 1879.
Several complaints have been made to
the Mayor about the disorderly gangs of
young men who congregate about the
street corners In Dobbinsville using pro-
fame language and Otherwise making it
very disagreeable for those living near.
fsAs,a large hack which had brought
over aload Of passengers for court was
about leaving last evening one of the
party was unable to get in owing to his
having put himself outside of too much
whiskey. Officer Hance veryI kind
ly lent him, a helping hand and having
seated him insthe wagon turned away to
attend to his other duties, when this
young mao from the future county seat
began swearing and hpbraiiing the oth--
Ger in terrib BILE manner. Keeping IT up
TOO long he was kindly laid away inf ort
Pyle saving him the trouble Of going
homo and tthe same time he may be
taught lesson in good manners. la
:Chiet Justice Comegys associate Judge
Houston and S ate Attorney Pennihptv
are stopping at the GIlpin House. r,
Geo. A. ,Milhngton has closed his ho-
tel at Bombay Hook and returned to
this city to give the Jefferson House his
personal attelt on. ;iiai
Reed and rail shooting is now all the
rage and our crack shots are meeting
WIN II uO Spoit, thC 0Ai eIo uio dS d Iuic
very fat. -e ..
A petition is being circulated and very
extensively signed asking City Council
to pass an ordinance prohibiting cattle
from grazing upon the streets. i'''
Although court was opened yesterday
1t does not seemp like court time. No.
vember weather Is what is looked for
whilst justice is been dealt out ..
1t Ii said that an agent of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works was in this city look
ing about for site. AS the Trustees of
the Commons have plenty of land suit
able for the purpose which they might
lease on a long term at nominal price.
aud as any enterprise of this kind will
be free from all taxation for ten years,
New Castle presents many advantages
which cannot be found lsewhere in the
United States. Railroad connections ani
a harbor open throughout the whole
winter. Our citizens should do some-
thing to keep these facts before the pub
lie. \
The Building Committee have COM
pleted the Arrangements for the layinx
of the corner stone of the new hall. The
will be on agrand scale. The
MasOns setting one In the morning and
the Odd Fellows theirs about noon. The |
of arrangements contains the
names of several of our most enterpris-
ing citizens and we. bespeak for all the
brethren who may see tit to attend q
grand day and hospitable entertain
nent. October End is the day set for the |
IsI-f.i t.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16

oounssllor HAIRY b. Turner, Esq has
become the jpOssessoy OF IA Aeet footed
nag, SO It Is said, aud yesterday evening
be dreve her over from New. Castle at a
e35 gait, to the snvy Of all the other law
syers.- -A- - n,--
!. There was an alarm Of are last even
, Fsr bargains 60 90 10 Russell b Spencer.
John Huntthe dog extermi nator, has
resigned mis- position until next year.
Turtle soup At Fullmer's.
{. The Y. 1. N. A. ball takes place on
NoYember 7th. .--..--..-.-... -
Salt oysters at Fullner's. iar~ -sa-i
1 Fitty.three car loads OF peaches came
up the Delaware r. r., yesterday. :
Reed birds at Fullmer's COG Market.
sThe CITY Hospital should be abolish
ed. ..
The Germans cslebrated Won Hum
boIdt's birthday last evening. ..
Reed birds At Fullmer's 500 Market.
Two minor cases before the M ayor
this morning.
The Jewish New Year commences to-
morrow.
Indian Summer will soon be here.
The Republic arrived at the H. g. 81.
Co.'S yesterday.
The Republican, mountain brought
forth mouse.
A large number Of persons went to
Philadelphia this morning to attend the
State Fair.
The Little Duks at the Opera House on
Monday next.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16
GENERAL NEWS. g..

F The National Board Of Heaitt, receiv.
ed information yesterday of ten new
cases Of yellow fever at 4Corson's, Land
1agl melsSI Mississippi which, is 50 miles below
. a malignant fgyer Isl is reported spoltd to have
broken out at Cohcordia, @Mfss., and
surrounding neighborhoodss sohave es-
tablished quarantinesicagainst, Concor-
wa ..yo edl iiol brd ysGi KinB
III Nineteen new cases, of yellow fever.
twelve white and seven coIored, were re-.
ported In Memphis yesterday, and one
death. Another death occurred afler
the report had been made, out and
signed. ..,.-.-.'.,-.-.
The funeral of ex-Judge Frederick 7.
Hill kson took place at Chester, yester-
day, and is saidto have been more large
y attended than any funeral heretofore
General Stewart L. woodford, who
accompanied Mrsa Ohish olm to DeKalb.
Miss to attend the trial of Judge CHS.
holm's murderers, arri we'd at WASHING.
ton yesterday.-He said to a re presenta-
tive Of the National Republican that the
trial was "dreary farce from beginrin9
to end, but declared that Judge Hamm
did his duty fearlessly and ustly:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16
A HUMBOLDT FEST.

A MEETING OF THE GERMANS LAST
EVENING TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTH
DAY oF ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT.
Sunday last was the one hundred and
tenth anniversary of the birth Of Alex
ander Won Humboldt, the great German
philosopher and discoveror. The day
being Sunday the Germans could not
properly observe 1t and so waited until
yesterday. ...-,.-' .,.,,.
The German-American Association of
this city took the matter in hand and
celebrated the event last evening, At
their hall, No. 2l9 King street, with ap-
prOpriate ceremonies. I.u -.I
The room was decorated with flags, and
a apainting of the philosopher encased in
wreath adorned the wall. The attend
ance was large. la.I'
The exercises opened with singing by
the Delaware SBngerbund, after which
Prof. Becher read short biographical
sketch of the illustrious dead. Mr.. Kuhl-
man followed with well delivered
eulogy, and the exercises closed with an
address BY Prof. Hochkeppel, in which
he referred to the great works done by
the man whose birthday they were cele-
Drating.
At tho close of the literary exercises
those present were invited to partake of
a fiDe lunch that had been prepared for
them. After the inner man had been
satisfied, the remainder, of the evening
was spent in social intercourse. F.. -.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16
BOARD OF HEALTH.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING"
THE CABBAGE QUESTION. -
The Board lpf Health. met list eyen7
isgtn y q q seSpla, session, Pteadeaf Mona,
b The 6stapding sorhhitea wsre called
puthAl N RfpoI6 tomskes 4 L'i''
|AS-Alr. LAnnan, ofsthe STebSt Ward, in
regard to the bone boiling establishment
OF A. d. Vandever, stated that he had
done nothing further in the matter, "a
MIR. Seeds had stated at the last meet.
ing, that the matter was in the hands of
The executive officer, who would have
MIR. Vandever brought before the Mayor
II the nuisance was not abated.
The secretary stated that in compli-
ance with the Instructions of the Board
be had,notified Hetdr ~. R6bjnSOn, the
gafhag contractor tot bd ! E lent at the
meeting or the Boatd. sH upi.1
The contractor being present, the
chair informed him that he was charged
with neglect OF duty, IN not gathering
the garbage. y
MIR. Hepborn stated that the eastern
portion Of the City was badly neglected.
'T1e first two weeks under the present
contractor the work was well pSrtormed
but now it was badly neglected.
The contractor stated that he had put
boy in charge of that portion of the
city complained Of, and as he was en-
gag d at work in another section, he
could not be with the boy. The boy in
formed him that he was doing the work
all right. j :
Mr.. Lannan said The Tenth Ward was
alan had1u r,aulaotnI
charge of the cart hardly ever-came up
the alleys any more. III sAEE
Col. SlggleY said V was he duty Of
the Citizens according to ordinance to
place their garbage on the curb stone.
The collector was not in duty bound to
go up the alleys and into the yards for it,.
lie also asked the contractor how often
he washed his carts, as there had been
considerable complaint in regard to their
hllhy con lition.
The contractor stated that the carts
should be washed at least once a week,
but had been neglected. lie would tend
to the matter hereafter. -'ip
On motion Of. Mr.. Kennedy the mat
/. ter was referred to the committee on
garbage. II .Gr
The Secretary stated that he had re-
sceiyed 4 circular letter from the State
Board Of Health, which he would read
If the Board so desired.
On motion Of Col. Singley, the read
ing was indefinitely postponed. F''
Mr.. Bowers presented a communities
tion FROM A. d. Vandever, in regard to
his bone boiling establishment, which
was read. Val
After some slight diecussion, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Kennedy, when the Board
adjourned 1t adjourned TO meet at Front
and Maryland Avenue, on Saturday af.
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, for the purpose
of visiting the establishment of A. d.
Vandever. ~ ID
On motion of Col. -Singley an order
for $40 was directed to be drawn in favor
of James f. Daily. t...,.. o. %, -
On motion adjourned. ~.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16
WHY OWEN voFED so.
AT TIE II. & H. WORKS.

At the ship yard of the Harlan d Hol-
lingsworth Company, the busy sound Of
the rivetters' hammers Is heard, and the
yard presents its old-time active appear
ance. About HOO men are now employ
ed there.
The Decatur Ii, Miller, the last boat
launched, is being finished up at the
wharf, aud already looks handsome and
imposing. The next boat to be launched
is the Nassau ferry boat.
The Cape May steamer Republic came
up to the yard yesterday afternoon, and
will be thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired. The JOIN. a. Warner is also at
the wharves, and will probably lay there
until spring. -...---.---..-.-.-..
In the car shops the utmost activity
prevails. A large order was recently
started up which taxed the works to such
an extent that subsequent orders had to
be refused. Such a state of business is
gratifying to all interested in the pros
perity of the city.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-16

PinkeTton, Dover, enters, & Palmer
cc; b. Ohm B. .t: SsSSS, 'EisESood' XIX, od s
m Mischiefs @. H. Adair, Bell Haven,
ya,gs Gray Morgan; Joseph q. Gracy,
Lewisville, Pa, .bl 6 Black Chief 4. l..
Dudley, Queenstown, Nd, br 6 Frank.
2:4O clsss-prenlum, $3.50 John NJ.
Ford, Dover enters b 6 Tom Bayard,
N. P. Duffy, Middletown, b e Wild Ro-
YER; James Johnson, Sudlersville, Md,
Stonewalli William 7. Lane, Ches-
raEdu'' s.S Salisbury Mddh.' Mddh.' I'm Ola Nor
2'27 class-premiiim, $500 viii
liam H. Grant, Trenton, N. j., enters s
& Star; John B. Whorton, Dover, b 6
Sherman Morgan; s. Kennedy, Phila-
delphia, Pa, 9 Frank F.; R. J. Morri-
son, Chrlstiana, s m May. ~