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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-10-29
T 5. RICIIARDsON,

Os N y. n
AuctioneerJor the Sale Of Real and Personai Property
BEL AIR, Md.
~ All necessary arrangements made for sale
in any part of the county, when desired. without
prouble to the owner of the property. Enquiries
by mail promptly answered. ana
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-10-29
!. M. HANCOCK,
A RCMER VAN RIRRER

Il 'N
a. p GILBERT, Attorney at Law has removed
70 his new Office, on Office street. north side of the
Court House) Bel Air Md.
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t5g" Wanted-20O Ladies to call at j. G.
Rouse's, and buy beautiful Beaver Cloth Coat
or Ulster, fresh from New York manufacturer,
at 25 per cent. less than they can be bought any
where. Examine the Endless Variety of New
Goods in Ladies' Department. sep24
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cSy-For Sale.-1,000 Herstine and Turner
Raspberry Plants, Wonderful bearers, $3.50 PEI
hundred. Delivered within five miles. $. AS
Webster, Creswell P. o. oct292t
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e8yHFor Sale.-Prme Oak Shingles, well sea-
soncd Chestnut Posts and Rails, and White Oak
Lumber of all lengths and thicknesscs. Also
other woods. Thomas A. Hays, near Church.
vile. my7
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CARD,

MEDICAL CARD.
M. l.: JARRETT, M. D., and G. +. CAIRNES,
NJ. d., have associated themselves together for the
practice of Medicine, at Jarrettsville, Hartford Co..
Md. The services of both will be given, where re-
quirc !, without additional CHARGE ap3O
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-10-29

small business.-Thc house adjoining Clayman's
Hotel, Bel Air. is offered for rent at moderate
price. 1t contains five rooms Apply to John
Clayman, Bel Air octS
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10" Money to Loan, on Mortgage. David j..
Wilson, Attorney, Bel Air. oct29-3t
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nR. III. &. SIMPLIFY,
~ Having located himself at Mr.. James D. Pres
tons, on the road leading. from Bel Air to Edge
wood, respectfully offers his professional service
to the citizens of the surrounding country. nav
ing had twentyseven years experience in the prac-
tice of his profession he fiatters himself that full
satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases. and he
most respectfully solicits a share of the public
patronage.
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nR. W. Il. MUNNIKHUYsEN.

MAIN STREET, BEL AIR.
Having located in Bel Air, offers his profession
al services to the public. VIII give his attention
to the general practice of Medicine as well as his
specially, DISEASES OF EYE AND EAR.
20 Communications by mail or messages left
at his fathers residence, near Bel Air, promptly
attended to- AMI
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ynOysters in Every Style, at Saunders New
Sa Don, next to Herman's Store. Families Sup
Oysters. Oysters on the half shell at Saunders
Side Entrance or through Barber Shop. oct22-4t
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.7g"Tenant House for Rent, containing three
rooms and cellar; water convenient. Inquire
of r. T. BOVINE or of r. w. Dawson. octS
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III. WEBSTER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Cfce, CORTLAND S., opposite Masonic Hal, Bel dir.
Having resumed practice, offer my profession
al services to the public with assurance that All
business entrusted to me shall have prompt and
faithful attention. ana
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e.4y"For Rent.-Thc Wilton FIGURING Mill,
with Cottage for the miller, &C., and if required
tract of land adjoining. Apply to Joseph
Henriquez p. u. Havrc de Grace oct23-3t
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ZEE. b. Barkley will be at Cayman's Hotel,
Bel Air, on Thursday, October 4th to buy Al
derney and other cows. viii remain one week.
Call at once. oct29-2t
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e9g@ For Sale.--A fine Colt, ~ years old APP
ply TO Mrs s. f.. Taylor, near Edgewood.
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~" Wantcd.-A sober, honest and industrious
White Man, accustomed to the care Of stock and
willing to milk several cows. Good references
required. Thos. A. Hays, Churchvile, Md.
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say"For Sale.-One Fresh Cow, with calf by
her side; four Cows, giving milk 2,young Bulls,
l Driving Horse. Sold to reduce stock. L. B.
Bond, Fallston. oct1-1m
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sayDFor Sale.-Fresh Cows. Address e.
Stockham, Jr., Park Stock Farm, Perryman,
Nd. oct15-3t
.ay"5, 900 head of Cabbage for sale. T. b.
Swaurt, near Halls Shops. oct15
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
An Old Relic disappearing.

Mr.. Patrick Hughes, grocer, corner Of
Jefferson and Chrisiians streets, has
Just torn down the old brick building
on Justison street between Front and
Second streets, preparatory 20 the cree
ton OF three three story brisk dwell
ings on the site. The old building
just torn down is known to have besp
built before the revolution and must
have been house of considerable style
in its early history before it was cut
up into private dwelling houses, The
walls were three bricks in thickness.
the bricks being so firmly cemented to.
gethsr that it was with great difficulty
they could be separated. A little boy
on Friday found along ono of the walls =
copper cent dated l775 and another boy
found an English far!hing which was
so smooth that the date could not he
discovered, but it is supposed to have
beeD coined in the time Of George the
second. It is said that Washington
stsid all night in this building while
he was watching tho advance OF the
British in their march from Elk river
to Chsdd's Ford, and that when he LETT
tho house was occupied by his troops
mat followed. Daring the war of 1921
it IS said TO have bean a Govern ment
hospital. Mr. Hughes purchased tn.
property some twenty years ago FROM
W. ). Hayes, bnt how long the latter
OWNED it ne AGvs not been informed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
RFeSA,

The United States Senate was not in
session on Saturday. In the House the
time was devoted exclusively 10 speech
making. Mr. Covert, of New York,
SPOKE about the tariff; Mr.. Joyce, Of
Vermont, favored an alcoholic Iiquor
Commission; Mr.. Davis, of Missoari, ad-
vocated the Brazilian Mail Subsidy bill:
Messrs. Berry and Page, OF California
ar ged prompt action to restrict Chinese
Mr.. Sparks, of Illinois,
wished inter state com,asrce regulated,
nut disapproved of the bill on the sub.
leet, reported by the majority of the
Commerce Committee; MIR. Houck, Of
Tennessee, made a political speech,
and Mr.. Lowe, OF Alsbama, opposed tho
bill. Ths House adjourned at
4 p. u.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

During the week, ending April 3rd
sixteen deaths have occurred in this
city.
Cause-Aecidental drowning, /; con.
gestiVe chills, l; consumption, 4; bron.
chitis, l; commissions, /; diptheria, 2
erysipelas, l; srangreus of the foot, /,
measles, !; old age, l; syphilis, l;
pneumonia, /.
Deaths by Wards First, !; second
l; third, l; fourth, s; fifth, ,; sixth, 2
tenth, 3.
Nationality, color and sex-Born in
the United States, u; Ireland, 3; Eng.
land, l.; white, u; black, 4; female, Is;
male 3.
Ages of the dead-Undar one year, ].
from one to FIVE years, 5; from 10 to %
years, 2; from 90 to 30 years, l; from 40
to SO years, 2; from 50 to 60 years, !;
from 60 to 10 years, l; from 10 to 50
years, l; from so to 80 years, 9.
Died at the almshouse, 2; cases for
1he Corner, l; brought here for inter
meht, l; sent away, 4; ill-porn, ]:
premature birth, !. There were seven
deaths less last week than the CORES
Ponding week last year. Death rate
per thousand, l7.72, estimated popuja-
tion being "A, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
A Duel Prevented.

The local Of the RBrrRllcAy in quest
or rows this morning, tsIi in with Bal.
IL Daley who always has sornstaiDe
startling to report. Mr.. Daley saws al,
AX- MON and en- Ez Confederate officer
employed at the Edge Moor Iron works
leIl ont about aomsthiug Of trivial ma
tuFe last Friday, that The Ex. Cenfedsr-
ate challenged the Union officer 70 fjabt
a duel s0IeWheTe about the Pennsyl-
wanna line to-moi1ow, that the chal-
ienga was accepted and that already
oiood was shifted in the distance, but
through the interposition of the head
members Of the irm the duel was pre-
Vented and peace once more reisns at
Edse Moor between the gray and the
blue.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
A Hens long Fast,

Mr.. John Stewart, residing al 81
West Front Street, is . lover Of pet
Whether horse, dogs, eats or fowls, n
Stewart makes pets of them and kseE
them in the very best condition, Lsts
he had in his possession a couple
large hens of rare and peculiar breed
Under Mr.. Stewards cara they bscam1
very fat and were so tame that thS
were his constant companions when !
was about the hennery or the stable.
Something over two weeks Ego Nj
Stewart missed one OF his tavorite herl
Every nook and corner that could bid
an oVergrown hen was carefully scared
ed but no hen was to be- found. Som'
body had stolen that hen, aud %
friend Stewart was in 4 bad hunt
about 1t. "JiIn," the coIored man hl
stolen it, he was sure he hal, and hl
anger increased as he imagined boz
poor "hennie" had besn dscspitlss
and sizzled and stevsd into rhick'
broth for the benefit Of "Jin's" Pa
nihnies Days wore Oh but the hon
though lost to sight, was not forgotten
Last Thursday Mr.. Stewart va
v resting around some boxes in ~
stable, and turning up q huge DOi
what should walk out from beneath
but the long lost hen. The sight
the emaciated hen reduced to skss
ton brought tears b tho eyes Of
kind hearted friend. He looked Al tA
beaten path around the inside OF ina
box in its efforts to fiDd some smal
hole through whieh it might see !lgnJ
and when he thought Of the suffering
II bis hen for two long weeks U'Acl
God or water, he calculated, u WY
lin had stolen that hen"
The frst thing the hen did was
otter to the trough and get adFnk M
aen to scratch for something to eS
)f course food was furnished jucl'l0u
y, and the hen is gaining her rosul
orm again, and is better cared i0f v
DR.. Stewart Low than ever before
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
Deaths al the Al,n,house,

Death Registrar Frazer says during
the year 1878 there we're SO deaths re-
ported from the almshouse, which num-
Der was credited to the Tenth ward.
He had Investigated the matter, and
had become satisfied that these deaths
should not be charged to Wilmington,
as many Of the inmates come from va
rious parts of the County. He says
hereafter he will not charge the deaths
occurring in the almshouse to the city,
and. desires an expression of opinion
from physicians in relation to the mat
ter.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05


lSPEER.-Un tire ID inst, John Speer, (prIn
teri In his nth year.
Relatives ana fiiends Of the family are in
vited TO attend the funeral from the residenc CT
Of his sOn.in-iaw, Thos r. Moreland. no. 4Oa
Lombard street. on Tuesday afternoon. Ser
vices at the house at $50 o'clock. To proceed
TO Rtverview cemetery at . O'clock. Phila.
delphia, Plttsburg and Cincinnati papers
please copy.
Asleep In jesus"
CALDWELL.-In this city, on the ID inst.
Mary j.. wife Of the late James Caldwell,
In her 9th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her son, Ezekiel Csld.
well, In the Ninth Ward, on Tuesday after.
neon, April 9th, at . O'Clock. Services at
Ezion M. Z. church. lnterment at Mt. Zion
cemetery.
Lone are the paths and sad the bowers,
Whence thy meek smile is gone:
But oh a brighter home tnan eurr
In heaven is now thine own.
SHAW.-ln this city gu the 4th inst, Lydia
M. Shaw, wife OF Captain Richard Shaw,
aged Al years.
The relatives and friends OIL the family are
respectfully inv. ted to attend the funeral from
her late residence No. S26 Orange street,
ON Wednesday morning. Services at st.
Peters Church, at y O'Clock, to pr sceed TO the
wilmington Il Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
REGIS TER's ORDERS,
ID EHISTER'S ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, March, g. 1880.
Upon tho application OF Anna K .BtinghQrst
Executiix Of Joseph BringhuTst, fats o,
Wilmington Hundred, In said county, de-
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed BY the
Register, that tho Executrlx aforesaid
give notice Of granting OF letters Testamen n.
tary upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad.
yertisements to be posted within forty days
from the dnte OF such letters, In six OF the
most public places OF the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, TO present the same. or
abide BY an act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, o newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
hereia three weeks, (e-od)
~ Given under the hand and seal O,
: LIS. otfioe Of the Register aforesaid. AZ
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
5. 9. BIGGS, Register,
NeT1Cx.-All persons having claims against
me estate OF the deceased must present tie
same duly attested to the Executrix on or
before March 70, 1881, or abide the act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ANNA Z. BRINGHURST, ExecutrIx,
Or her Attorney, J. II. BkINGHURST,
AddreSs:-Wilmington. Del. an
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
FIFTH EDl7I0N
POISON IN THE RK1Nr-

Something that Gives IN.
Yellow Color ana Kills ~" "Me
The Poison Pumped inv,
Cool Spring Reservoir e,
was Noticed. Ofs
1t appears that the trouble v,,,
been given the city on accom-, ivy y,
onous dye-sIuffs in the B,ar "
water, instead Of abatiug fSS
increased, and the health Of f. ya
menaced by this cause more ,S,. Wy
before. NA
Yesterday morning it va,
that the water on the surf.., Ivy
creek and 'long race" .hror,T ~ :,
the city draws its supply, y,, w
sickly yellowish color unlike ~, T-'
impaired by the dye stufTs f INV % =
croft II Sons mill. An exomir.,'
showed that, while the water w.a
pregnated by the stuff, the ,Do s+ y
was floating on the surface. ana w,
yellow, oily appearance. Manu. u'
those who looked at IL clcsslv h:,
hesitancy in pronouncinp i Wv,
Dead fish, undoubtedly killed Nv
foreign substance, were noticed G,,,
down the stream in large nunb.,'
The pumps at the City Mill prm,,I
station were running at that Tim.
ing water into Cool Spring Rss.,',
aud. as the water in the race y,'
pareDtly as much tainted as tho All
of course much Of it was miy,3
the drinking water Of the CITY Fran
illustrations of the deadly efIec, n
poison on the fish, 1t must also ba
sidered extremely dangerous for y,nml
beings, and the citizens should no =,
full how they use the wstsr n
tainted.
An effort was made TO keep TIE
ter suiet, and thus prevent the rti,1
from being alarmed, but Rgprmc
reporter learned OF the matter And Vi,
cd the Brandywine this mornIur, n
water was still far from clear and N
tanned traces Of the poison tia,
been flowing down in such q h,
quantity. A number Of dead f.b cor
be seen along the banks Of the An,
md lodged against the stones.
Chief Engineer McIntirs was val,
Upon and willingly made the foloTi
'tatement: "The pumps were suupi
IN Saturday night aud on up 70
'arly hour Sunday morning. Soon
er day break a foreign substarcs h
'elloWish color was noticed on the \
ace of the water, and dead Ash gor.N
Dating down. The pumps were
nee stopped and no more water N
into the reservoir until
olored substance had aoatsi by. |
lot know when ii commenced 10 nj
mt OF course more or less of I. vi
Jumped into the basin, before itvI
oticed. 1t was thought to b vitridj
omething composed in part Of tls,
icle.
| at once wrote to the Messrs. B.prJ
nd TO c. J. Wilson, superiutea. old
ames Riddle, Son & Company nj
nforming them OF the TACT AID ,s
,g them if the poison cams from thd
'orks. | have heard from the Orns
nd they say they have lot no al
an out since last Sunday week, b
lessrs. Riddle have not resgoaied.I
do not know exactly from wha, p!sI
le poison comes as YETI,
The Board OF Health will hold mel
'g this evening, and this mater vi
considered by the members, taous
hat action will be taken remains to
EN-. The question al Issue bg!Wsd
10 Board and the Messrs. Bancroft! vi
so b. acted upon.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
PWBLkC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
l. OF
A TWO STORY AND HANsARD BRICK
DWELLING.
No. 100 West Ninth street, and a coed build
ing lot near the above, on
SAIU RpAY APR-L1e
at s O'clock, p. m,
sn the premises, without po5tponsment, with,
drawai or undertaking
The dwelling 10 located in popular seetien
OF the city, has seven rooms and Bath roon, ia
a pleasant home, in excellent condition, and
will be gladly shown BY the owner and ceeu.
pant Lot 10 n. inches BY 20 H.. with right
Of ailey-Uay to Monroe street.
The building lot is 1880, fronting on Ninth
street, is in a good location near Madison
street, and is = desirable enc for purchasers.
TKEhs. For the DWELLING 81, 900 may re-
main on mortgage secured by proper fire In.
suranos, and the balance to DO equally diyid.
ed in cash aAd notes with approved endoysers
al and months, bearing Interest from day
CT sale. Fer the lot one.third cash and the
balance IN notes 1t and I months. soaring
interest from day of sale, Possession Of both
house and -ot Immediate Wpon settlement.
II. HEALD,
+3Ssl'. Agent to Eject the Sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

AFTER a recess Of four working days
ana Sunday thrown in, the Levy Court
Will meet tomorrow to transact the
usua, business incumbent upon it after
completing the assessments on the l,st
day OF March. Bridges and roads, bills
and reports and hundred other little
tnlnss will have 10 be looked after
winch viii probably keep the court en-
gagged until the middle of the present
month at least.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
THIRD EDITION..
PLAYING THE USUAL GAME.
The Fire Election Tonight, and
How tho "Kickers" are work.
Ing mp an Opposition 20 the De.
par1menE Nominees,

How tho "Kickers" are work
ing mp an Opposition 20 the De
partment Nominees.
The Fire Department will hold theil
election this evening for Chief Engineer
and two assistants. In view of this tbt
fremen are laboring under a good BIZ
of excitement, and the result Of certain
combinations is awaited with interest
Indeed the contest is very interesting
and the aspect is Of more than usual
moment to the fremen.
The position stated briefly is this
At an adjourned convention called BY
the Weccacoe Fire Company and held
at the Reliance Engine House, the Wee.
cacoe, Reliance, Water Witch, Fame
Hose and Friendship Companies nomi,
mated Samuel G. Tazewell of the Water
Witch for Chief Engineer, Charles Lu-
ksns OF the Weccacoe first assistant and
John Huber Of the Fame for second as
sistant. The delegates of the different
companies acted in agreeing to this
nomination in accordance with instruc-
tions, and an agreement was signed
binding them to support the ticket.
Within few days ago much dissat-
isfaction has arisen among the Grsmen
Of the other companies and diminishing
committees have been out endeavoriDg
to dissuade some Of the pledged compa-
nits to break the agreement and vote
for some one else, in order to prevent
the ticket, already given, from being
elected, and then throw the matter in
to Council. One OF the chief elections
raised is that all three Of the nominees
are Republicans; and another is an al
legation that Mr.. Tazswell, some years
ago endeavored to have City Council
pass an ordinance making a paid fire
department and electiug himself Chief
Engineer.
The Phoenix company of course are
active in the interests of their nominee
James Davis, and in order to work
upon the Reliance and Washington
companies have made ticket ON which
appears the pames of Joseph Cash Of
the Reliance for first Assistant and
William McFadden Of the Washington
fer second Assistant. This ticket is in
favor with some of the members of the
three companies given: but some dissat-
isfed members Of the Washington
have fixed up ticket, with S. 6. Tazs-
we'll for Chief, Joseph Cash for first
Assistant and VIM. McFaddep for Sec
Ond Assistant.
The Delaware holds firm to its nom
ines Of James O'BriaD for Chief, though
who its candidates for Assistants are
is not yet given. II the Delaware will
support the tickle. of the Phenix, and
the Reliance and Washington will also
units upon it the contest this evening
will be interesting. One argument
lrged against Mr.. Huber, of the Fame
Hose, is that 10 is under % years of
'ge, and therefore ineligible.
Such state Of affairs, however, is
lot anticipated, and many Of the mem
1ers Of the five companies that made
he original nomination declare that
hey think there is no probability of
he pledge made at the convention be-
ng violated. The election will be held
It the different sngine houses betw cen
he hours OF S and 10 o'c1ock
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
Picked mn at SEQ.

The pilot boat Cope arrived at Lewis,
Del, on Saturday morning with the
captain and nine men Of the bark Flora
N. Hulburt, transferred from a Russian
barkentins, which picked them up three
hundred miles southeast Of Cape Hen
lopen. The Hulburt was from Havana,
with a cargo Of sugar and molassss, for
New York. Her decks were split and
she was sunk by heavy sea on the
2Sth ult., and her men had just time
to save themselves in the yawIs.
When picked up they had been %
hours without food or drink.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
POStROneN.

The lecture which was to have bsan
delivered on Father Marquette" by
Rev. J. H. Caldwell, D. D., AZ the
Wesleyan Female College, last Sa,pr.
day evening, has been postponed sn,,I
next Saturday evening, owing to the
Indictment weather and tho lecturer
feeling indisposed. The entertainment
which was to have been given next Sat.
urdsy evening will not taxa place uu.
til the following Saturday,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
LOcalettes.

A temperance meeting will be held in
Bethany Baptist Church Thursday
evening.
Emma Jones has bsen put in du-
rance vile for keeping disorderly
house.
Several members of the Pacific Social
Club of Chester, visited the Phmnix Ac-
tive Association yesterday.
At Bethany Baptist church three
candidates were immersed last evening
by the pastor Z. NJ. Eastwood. The
membership Of the church is increasing.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

The wagon belonging to John A.
wilson, Undertaken, upset Yesterday
on Fourth street between Tatnsll and
west AT the time Mr.. W. had hold
OF the reins and waa about 10 enter the
wagon, when the drawing OF the rsius
suddenly caused the lorzs TO start and
turn arouad, and al q eoaseuusDce the
wagon and horss were overturned. Moth
ing excepting tub containing Ice was
IN The vehicle and no damage rsaultxd
f.0m the accident,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
A Shipley Run Freshet,

The rain fell in torrents Saturday
evening AMI all the streams around the
city were much swollen. Shipley Run
was transformed into miniature river
ana some property was damaged by
the flood. A number of pig pens were
washed away and two large shoats
we're carried almost into tho Cbrist;ana
from abovs Fifth strset.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
A Rabbi RaaaKneN

Rev. DR.. Rosenberg of the Jewish
church in this city has psremptorily and
nneonditionally resigned his pastorata,
the main reason being a failure of the
congregation to support him. Rev. DR..
Rosenberg, however, will remain in
this city and still eontixueA give
lessons in Hebrew and German,