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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w experience to c.,nt-ol an manage our serial
books In this section. Must come well recon.
mended. Address, inclosiny references, II. W.
WARREN, care g. W. Carleton, Publishers, New
York. tal2N
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The three small children of Mary
McGiven, who is now in the Work house,
were taken from 1876 Linn street by Officer
Smith, of the s. P. c. A. this afternoon
and placed in the Children's Home.
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NOTICES.

TsHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders VI the Mas n Ciy Salt ind Mining
O., for election of FIVE Directors will b. held on
TUESDAY, January nth, 1880, ut the Office Of J..
r Murdoch, northeast corner nf Main and Third
str cts. Cincinnati, Ohio. hgtb up n from / 10
o'clock p. m. eysR MURDOCH,
ja13-2tTu Secretary.
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MuRpgRous OYSTER PIRATES.
HE DID NOT STEAL ENOUGH.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. l3.-Patrick Bnrk, a
driver in the employ Of Dodd's Express
Company. has just been sentenced to three
years iii the State prison. He perpetrated
series af thefts while conveying property
intrusted to his care in his wagon.
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In the case Of Christ. Schempp against
the Cincinnati Volksfreund Company, o
suit for libel, new trial was granted to-
day.
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Marriage L,censes,

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report: :.
Michael Dowenstein and Hattie Steinau.
Louis Stern and Laura Hoffheimer.
Jacob Brant and Josephine Feltes
Maurice e. Vanzant and Anna Long.
Herman Krieger and Eliz Vode,
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Died.

LAUGHLIN--In Cambridge, Mass, on Sunday,
11th inst, Alice McGuffey Lau HIN, wife Of
Laurence Lapghlin and daughter Of Alexander
H. McGuffey, Of this city
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range of quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Sterretr& Co..
% West Third street:
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LOST.

r OST-DOG-Newfound and dog MALI grown,
u In Ayondile; wore a leather liar. Will pay
Q liberal reward II returned to c. T. WEST, Avon
dale ja12-3ts
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Burial,

DAVlES--Mrs. Thomas vies will be buried
from No. 80i Clark street, Tomorrow Morning at
10 o'clock. 1t
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FIRE Al MANCHESTER, N. H.
ia, Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
MANCHESTER, N H., Jan. 13.-AtS o'clock
yesterday morning the building containing
the Post-office, telegraph station, grocery
store and enameled cloth manufactory,
was destroyed by fire at the Salem Depot.
situated on the Line OF the Manchester &
Lawrence Railroad, few miles south Of
.this city. The loss will reach about $25, 600
MuRDERous OYSTER PIRATES
RICHMOND, w., Jan. Yesterday low
piratical-looking craft came up the river
40 far US Lancaster County and anchoring
in the middle of the stream, began to take
oysters. One of the owners of the oyster
beds called to them to desist. In reply
three men with long-range rifles fired at
him, killing him instantly. A neighbor
who came to aid him was also shot and
killed, .... ....-
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City Commissioner.

Total shares reported sold.......................
sOffered. ibid. @ rL
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
NEW ADvERTIsEATERTs.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of o renewed order of the Court
of Chancery Of the State Of Delaware, In and
for New Castle County. made at the Septem-
Der Term A. d., 1880, will be sold at public
vendue on WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. D., 1880, at IL o'clock, a.
M, at the auctien room OF Thomas NJ. OeIe.
807 Market street, WilminRton, Del, all that
certain farm or tract Of land late OF Thomas
Jenifer Adams, deceased, situate In Christi
ana Hundred, New CASTLE County, aforesaid.
bounded by lands Of William Thompson.
AdoIphus Husbands, Norris Wilson, Henry
DUPONT and J. Poulson Chandler, and by
the public road leading to Centre Station, By
the public road leading to Rookiand, and by
the public road leading to Wilmington, CON-
tanning one hundred and thirty two acres
and twenty and eiRhttenths perches of LAND.
No. 2. All that certain marsh lot, late OF
Thomas Jenifer Adams, deceased, situate in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle Oounty,
called Brandywine Marsh. adjoining lands
ri the Jackson q Sharp Company, Of o. II.
McNulty and others, the Brandywjne Fiyer
and the marsh road leading down Seventh
street, containing two acres and four and
hundredths perches OF land.
Attendance will be given ans terms of sale
made known at the time and place aforesaid
by WALTER CUMMlNS Trustee,
10-e 9 1ll316-l8.l9 Or by his Attorney.
Thomas N. Ogle, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
IN TIE COUNTY.

IN TIE COUNTY.
The result in the county will be found
below:
East Acknowledgements, f. s.
Perkins, R., 81; /. M. G. Pierce, D.,
rs. Assessor, W. A. Talley, R., 81
VIM. Talley, D., rs. Road Commits.
sioner, Robert Banks, R., So; James G.
Forwood, D., 70.
West Brandywine-Inspeotor, W. H.
Chadwick, r., 200; G. c. Fighter, D.,
100. Assessor, W. A. Tallsy, R., 2l0 |;
VIM. Ts.ley, D., 100. Road Commits
sioner, Robert Banks, R., 2O4; James
G. Forwood, D., 100.
South Christiana hundred Inspector,
D. Alex. Irons, (Rep.) 1870 Charles N.
Nswlin, (Dem. 93. Assessor, Alex. W.
Bverson, (Rep.) 200; Jackson Holmes,
(Dsm } s6. Road Commissioner, G. W.
Thompson, (Rsp.) 1872; Paul Began,
(Dem. S6; scattering, S.
North Christiana assessor, E. B.
Everson, (Rep. 1889; J. Jackson Holmes,
(Dem. 199; inspector, Charles Green,
(Rep.) 243; Jacob NJ. Way, (Dem. }
1875; road 90 nmissioner, g. W. Thomp-
son, (Rep.) 1886; Paul Began, (Dem. }
1879.
New Castle-Dsmocrat - Inspector,
G. L. Jemison, 4S6; Assessor, 8. Gala
han, 4O6; Road Commissioner, W.
Smith, 4s5. Republicans. B.
vining, (5snior) Inspector. 2se; R. 9.
Gordon, Assessor, 1856; Ebe Clark,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
The OIsOmargprIne War.

The dozen or so members of the Phil
adelphis Produce Ex ,hange who at
tended the meeting called for O'Clock
yesterday afternoon to hear the report
Of the oenmittts on the prose ,uticn Of
the olsomaIgaTine offenders found that
no committee was.present, but they were
rewarded by an interesting revelation
of the alleged crookedness Of the COM
mittee. During the discussion 1t was
said that three members of the CON-
mittee, two OF whom are alleged to be
its chairman and secretary, and who by
name E.Eppler, of Eppler & Sons; N.
F. Drennen, of Hunter & Drennen, and
Jacob Hitchler, had been discovered
dealing In oleomargarine since the
prosecutions were instituted last spring.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Police Hearings.

Last evening Lewis Gotehmer, who
was srraigned before the Mayor ON a
charge Of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, was fined one dollar and costs.
William e. Jones was fined one dol
lar and costs for using abusive language.
Barney Daley, this morning was
charged with drunkenness and disor.
derly conduct and using threatening
language toward his father. He was
fined two dollars and costs and was re.
CURED to furnish q two hundred dol
lar peace bond.
VIM. Benson, eolored, was charged
with throwing stones at the Demoora-
tie parade last evening. As the pro-
cession marched past Tenth and Mar
ket streets some solored men threw
stones at the participants and then ran
to Tenth and Orange streets. Although
it was not proven that Benson threw
stones, it was positively stated that he
was discovered in the crowd replacing
8 pistol in his pocket. A fne of $5 and
costs was imposed.
Two cases of drunkenness were also
heard.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
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42S
Chrtstianey's Dlvoree-Sentence
20 ahe 0aIl0ws-Praslden Hay es
-Oaher Incidents, Accidents,
Grimes and Oasuaities.

SbFhsthMhcy1B UhVOHG0-SoutOuc
20 ahe GRIl0ws-Presiden Haye
Other Incidents, Accidents
Grimes and Oasuaities.
Yesterday was the last day upol
which Isaac P. Christiansy, our Minis
ter to Peru, could have fled an answs
to his wifs's cross bill for divorce, bu
he failed to do 30. 1t is asserted tina
an answer prepared by Mr.. Christianc,
in South America Is in the hands o
his lawyers, ''but, is Of such a nature
that the latter refused to file it,"
George Trust, white, convicted o.
manslaughter, in having killed VIM
A. Rsbinssn, colored, was sentenced in
Baltimore yesterday TO four years and
seven and a.half months imprisonment
in the psnitsntiary. he has been in
Jail four months and a-half since his
conviction.
President Hayes and party left Van.
souver ON Monday, and proceeded by
steamer up the Columbia river TO Dallel
where they were received with the usu.
al honors. They reached Umatilla yes
terday morning, and were met there by
q committee from Walla Walla.
Robert Msgil, oolored, was arrested
in Harrisburg, Pa, last night, and COM
mitted for requisition from West Vi--
glnia, on the charge Of attempting to
poison his wife, three children and
step.father, in Charlestown, last week.
P. A. Boulder, a section foreman on
the Denver and south Park Railroad,
was fatally shot BY John Doolittle, at
Como, COL, on Monday morning. They
had quarrellsd "about IN old shanty
which the section man had been sleep.
irg in"
Mrs. Clarke and her three children
were fatally burned in Loviils. sup.
urb Of Jacksonville, Fla, yesterday by
the ignition Of q barrel Of gasoline,
with which the neither was filing the
of a stove. The children are
dead.
The Internal Revenue Bureau is in
formed that the gang Of armed men
who foroibly rescued property held for
vialation Of the revenue laws in Dal-
ton, Ca, last Friday night, wore black
masks and gowns, and had their hsrses
covered with sheets. -...
The steamer European cleared from
Savannah yesterday with 1900 bales OF
cotton and 100 tons Of phosphate rock.
It is the largest cargo of cotton ever
cleared from any port in the United
States.
The National Board of Health was
advised yesterday Of death from yell
ow fever in New Orleans, on Monday
,ight. Steps were taken by the local
,ealth authorities TO prevent the
pread of the disease.
George Parmenter, aged IA years,
lied at Branch Shore. N. Y, on Mon
lay from an overdose of chlorAl, ad-
mustered by domestic, who misun-
lerstoOd the physisian's directions
Joseph Abbott was convicted at El.
Mira, N. y, yesterday, ofhaving muir
.ered q fellow convict in the penitenti-
ry last April, and was sentenced to be
anged on November 10th.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Peculiar Names.

The colored people have a number
OF societies which possess very peculiar
names. The object of these organiza-
tions Is to benefit the African race.
The societies which alone have female
members are: "The Heroies of Jericho".
"Light and TRUTH" "Tsnt Society,""
"Jacob's WE'LL" LADY Masons,"
Daughters Of Samaris" and "Daugh-
ters of Conference.
The societies which alone have male
members are the "Sons Of Zion,"
"Fruit Juice Boys" and Harmony and
Hiram Grand Lodges and st. Johns and
St. Psul's Commanders.
A society Of which both sexes are
members is "Brothsrs and Sisters of
Moses."
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
A Vol uable Farm For Sale

The fine farm belonging to the estate of
the late Morris Palmer, situated At
Smiths Bridge on the Brandywins, and
containing I'll acres, will be sold at
public sale, On Tuesday, the 26th inst,
This is one of the most productive
farms in Christiana Hundred, and its
location on the Northern Railroad
enabling the owner to send his pro-
ducts to market, at little cost, renders
1t doubly desirable. See advertis-
ment.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Largo pears.

We were shown this morning two
large pears from q tree over Third street
bridge by Charles Frishmuth, which
we're twelve inches around snd weighed
a pound and three ounces. They were
Of the Duchess Angoueme variety.
One grown weighed one pound and four
teen ounces.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Catholics ns Citizens.

tOr INC hEPubLICAN.
ED1ToRs OF THE REPUBLIeAN:-Rsv. G.
W. Miller, pastor of the Grace M. B
church, stated last Sunday evening
that he did not consider Roman Catho-
lies good citizens. l am not Roman
Catholic, but l consider the Catholics
good citizens, good christians and good
nsighbors. l am thrown frequently
among the working class, and see the
lights and shades Of Cottage life and
in almest every case | meet Catholic
women lending hand in smoothing
the bed Of sickness, comforting the sick,
never asking whether the sick parties
are Catholic or Methodist, all they ask
Is to comfort the afflicted. Twill write
one case Of many, and it doesn't speak
we'll for the teachings Of the Rev. Mr..
Miller. One Of ny neighbors Is very
sick almost at her journeys end.
She ia q good christian and was the
sister of Methodist minister who died
Of consumption, the same disease that
is carrying her to the grave. This poor
woman has seven children and owing
to her long ailmeut the family were in
great need of clothing and help. l
spoke to prominent member Of Grace
church, and asked her to give some
thing or interest the ladies of the
church in behalf of this deserving
family.
might as well have appealed to
stone. She never sent this poor woman
as much as a cup Of cold water. Mark
the difference I appealed to q
member Of the Catholic church and be-
fore an hour she was there with help.
ing hand TO do all in her power.
which do you thiuk is the best citizen
and the best christian, or who is most
| justified in the sight Of the Almighty
Cod that looks at the heart and says
"by their works yJu shall know them"
As am writing this, two noble ladies
with bundles as large as their hearts,
came in from the Asbury church and
offered aid. God bless them is the best
Wish OF AN EPI;corALIAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
What We HaAd.

Families desiring a private tutor or
teacher for their sons and daughters in
languages in general and German,
French and Latin in particular, are
advised to Prof. P. Il. Hochkeppel, III
Tatnall st. He is now teach ing in some
of our most prominent families. Two
lessons a week are fully sufficient to
secure success.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
. ,RAND OPENING OF DRIED FRUIT

q ,RAND OPENING OF DRIED FRUIT
" at the Granger store, Jos + Sixth st.
New currants 8 tbs. 25., new raisins l0c. d. +,
new red cherries 22c. b., delicious for pies;
new huckleberries lac. b., new blackberries
best tea and the whitest sugar in the city for
the price. Our Csc. coffee is too good TO talk
about; try it. Boston nic.uacs lie. b., COM
mon l0c. d, eocoanut macaroOns 76c. d.,
cocoanut biscuit l6c. b Scotch cakes bs.
25c,; starch, corn starch, rice, prunes, &C., at
up In haltpound packages, direct from Bel
fast; no other store has them. Flour IS, 90 and
70. 50 o barrel soap 2, 8, 4, 5 and Go. bar, soap
by the ton or yard at Granger store, 103 East
9Th street. lOb'6t L. M. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Tho KAAhhan

War Department, Office of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, oott. 6-1
o. m. -
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Miadle Atlantic States, light rains, fol-
lowed by slightly warmer clearing
weather, winds generally from south to
west, and slight changes in barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

b OR MILL Creek. In 1875, Til
bad six majority in a total vote Of
Yesterday the Republican candi-
|Si Inspector had a majority Of IS
eOlal vote OF 600. Had the whole
IA been present and voted for
Democrats there would still have
4 Rspublican majority of45. Mill
bgoOd for lOO/Rspublicsn ma
10 November.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Chicken Cholera IN BRANDY wine
Hundred.

T Ut lnB heE uDIlcan.
MBssRs. EDIToRs The chicken choI-
sra has been raging in Brandywine
Hundred for some time past, but We
could not get correct account of the
number dead until the election on Tues.
day. On that day we found SO dead
oosters, and more very sick, the disease
rapidly spreading, all in Democrats
families. They say that unless some
remedy is spesdily obtained the mortal
ity in November will be tesrfully alarm.
ing. AKER1oAN BAeLE.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
SoIREEI

There will be a soree held at SOC Market
st., en- Saturday evening, October 9th. Only
ladies' Of responsibility are allowed In tho
room. We expect to carry 1t on in respe:t-
bic manner. The room can also be rented
for parties on reasonable terms. Inqntre at
the cigar store, corner OF L gh.h and Wilson
sts, H. MCUAFFERTY, 105 SIT
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

PvELICAss OF New Castle reach out
hands to Sussex | The Demo.
lnlj0rity there yesterday was only
With two Republican and one
PGsEic Hundred to hear from. In
Iidsn had o32 majority, Rspubli-
bh, 40.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

The best photographs taken in Will
mington are at No. 3l5 Market street,
Bsecher's Gallery. First gallery below
4th, west side. Established IL years.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

Go to 8. Smeltz tor your potatoes and
apples, If you want bargains, No. l3 E.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

RENE ember when you want q picture
of yourself or any Of your family, go to
Beeoher's gallery, 315 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

,rpDAr AFTERNOON "Chick" Foy,
Brsillsy, and "Brockey" Tom,
active Democratic window men at
b.cOnd ward polls. They had q
| 10 be- there and we are finding no
Every party has q perfect right
N their best men to the front.
Ia REPORTED that the Democratic
bsoB 1hsn they met in the Coun-
bsnber last night agreed to throw
HE Ninth ward even after the GER
I had boen given 10 Zibs Ferris
lsppbliCau elect by the Democratic
sctor. Mr.. Ferris will be apt 10
Bis scat as Inspector or there will
Bey times.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

SATE IN 1875 gave Tilden a ma.
|d26Sl, yesterday II only gave a
r''ic majority Of 1872, Republican
lS4S. Another effort and the
Will 80 for Garfield and Arthur
F0uston.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

/ L''S distinguished herself yes
gDy giving 80 Republican ma.
In 1876 it gave Tilden Al ma
1 Republican gain 80. The Hun
Wlll do better in November,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

PSOfWlSs covered herself with
Yesterday. In 1878 she gave
10 majority and yesterday she
I Rspublican majority Of "a. Re,
pan gain 50.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
,,"ndfather" Knowles.

-
,,"ndfather" Knowles.
coasnl5 l movies Of Odessa, who has
llus usa n TO his bed for a consider.
fcal pas pas' on account Of natural
/ sJ I w weakness a and general debili.
Year friaay t1! last of old age in his
EooD hls funeral on Saturday
(vsrv "Hs very largely attended /,
bry If tmy Voay spoke kindly of the
VI 'ae departed.
\ NV" ner Stone Laying.
|ith will di1III,stone St for the Household
| Octohss.O s Os , laid on Sunday after
bred hu T. An address will be
Pthsr Rev. George R. Kramer, ,
lrsd, appropriate exercises will be
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
SPECIAL MENTIOH.

Dr. S!mms' White Palmonic BaIsam.
she great leading lung remedy. Hum
oreds OF references OF the highest char
aoter at home and abroad, Of its great
yaiue In throat and lung diseases and
as q sure remedy to prsvsnt oopsump.
tion Of the lungs. In chronic and rsosrt
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness. oronn
Nc., 1t cannot be exeelled if eoual.a
D. cents end 81. Depot, 4th and King /;
rnlia., oo2 Arch st. Sold by dealers.
| we have a Domestic Cough Syrup
which we can recommend "a a rsliahia
cough remedy. West End Pharmacy.
Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Fifty gross Of wooden pipes for sals
cheap at the Great Tobacco Mart Az
and shipley streets, Will, Del. A A
chapman, prop'r.
physicians prescriptions oareful,x
anu accurately compounded at sll bonrs
ol 'ne day or night, at Taylor & Fulisr-
ton's' Druggists and Apothe carries 3o2
King street. '0A
Call on Geo. B. Mstznsr, 1os East "A
~ os' ior q clean shave, hair cut ar
snsmpoo. Dyeing speciality. Tobasso
: snd cigars, best quality, constantly On
a genuine Key Yves. Cigar for s o,s..
=. y Danforth's Ian Drug Store, Second and
Try Cams Kidney Cure, advertised
In another t.nlDmu o.
appetite. ~ 'ouf
LOOK out for Smeltz car load of loosa
apples, he will sell them BY the bushs1
cheap, No. l3 E. Fourth street,
Just arrived one more car of tbo.s
famous York State Snow Flake potatoes
.. smeltz, No. l3 E. Fourth street.
Uniform OF the Veteran GUARDS.
For the Republican.
MEssRs EDITORS I'm iustjoa IN .u
concerned, desire to correct an arror
which appear in your columns of the
NTH, In relation to the Uniform of the
Garfield Veteran Guards.
" conveys the idea that no helm had
oeen received outside Of the club, which
Is mistake. While the club has "a
ceived inadequate aid according to tha
plumbers to be equipped, it is but simple
ustlee 10 say that some have contribu-
seo quite Literally, when we consider
tns ether numerous calls which have
oeen made upon them. The only dim
'ulty has been that not enough of this
sort responded.
The club needs aid, i! is true but
We would not secure this end BY with-
aoidlng Justice from those who have
yiven. Gro NJ
State or the Tp a.rnu.o.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
State or the tn hermomasa.

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Wednesday
morning, Oct. 6:
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock.
5oO $50 VIC
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

J. Az rHs track for Appoquinimink
P''0e gave Tilden l2s majority
"Sfday she only gave l6 majority
|, rDemO'ratic Inspector. Rspubli-
;, 1n ilz' To Appoquinimink be-
the banner.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

,'N'' NoLLES mills yesterday,
'0as IA Republican voters, and
|-,'fass' No wonder Mill Creek
w gave such a large Republican
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

n ''lAS Creek in 1876 gave Til.
=, ~'J0flsy, yesterday she only
IN m Republican gain %. The
'"' 10 greater in November,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

,,s PRESENT writing, 1t looks ss
|. Republicans had carried the
ptv BY a small majority noswitn-
I'm, the outrage upon the ballot
kIlniugtou by dishonest inspectors
,,,ipsd bands Of repeaters. With
..tu,us from St. Georges and Black
1 Hundreds the Republicans have
minority on the Inspectors vote
A /, generally a fair basis OF calcu-
n, Most likely the Democratic
bh.y in these Hundreds will wipe
|hs sls Republican majority already
|I,sa and leave the county with q
small majority either way. AT
|n,s there is a fine prospect Of car
.hs county for the Republican
\ in November.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06

lju,j,nns lns IN 1875 gave l2 Democrat
6IIoass 6s an and yesterday she gave 2
majority. Republican gain
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
Migpillion.
Total. l................. I
Dom. majority, 2ol.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Dem. majority, 2s6.
Total Dem. maj oiity In the Sta ., g.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-06
a. ear Midst.

a ppat hOu"D
smallpox hospital connected VINE
,.ilv to the built up portion OF
o'' Housss are being built to the
aY, Nd vss. of it, and travel by
.,.,,s. -. from week to week. How
4. m the Trustses Of the Poor 70.
a. citizens to submit % this'
,',r W. are they stopping improve
'hy !" ,be most beautiful and healthy
/, 4 out city, but they are bringing
f.',on, diseases in close contiguity
Il our people. VIII 1t be
T." ,,, for eur citizens to rise en-
''1y I .'a Insist on the removal Of the
|''',,s, |" before these trustees, who
/ ,'os dinners more than the public
=. ready to take steps for the re-
IN We shall see. We understand n
Grand Jury recently visited the
|,,,,,s. We hope they will see
/, Nuisance It is becoming in its
N, location, and recommend Its re-
N h,h on the score Of public health
vublc economy