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Daily Republican., 1880-01-31
yoRsALEOR RENT.
.,nR SALES HOUSES IN THE CITY
Nca Wiiminptof, situate and described rs

nysAIE-s HOUSES IN THE CITY
o. Wilmington, situate and described %
joT"Seto "" eob Orange street, stories, rooms, ls
~; N.vt ~ deDth OF lot 100 feet, private allty.
@yeeI @ hS SSS W Elgbta street, stories, Q room .,
,art n feet, depth Of lot 81 feet, ieet alley
the n@ tsa Adams street, 2 stories, srooms. rex
,.st SJ front, depth OF lot IS feet ieet alley In
hs sn Gssf MS Reed street, . stories, brooms. 10
-, ~ 'front.'. depth OF lot DO feet.
Nos lls, IN md l23 Logan street., oetween
Mar land avenue ana "a ~, ~ = I'D, n ng"o, aan,% =,
,ash stories, rooms, IL ieet iront' aep'h "
y" 'v ISS Logan street, 2stories, rooms, l75s
~ ,,aSt depth OF lot 6s feet, coDtriyed to ac-
ses 'ss modate Two families II desired.
rn. ,urther Information inquire OF A. Con-
= ~ i,1o Lincoln st., or A. .Gawthrop, 306 W.
~, ,s,h s,reet. Executors OF the estate oi WIN.
Ea1a,d' deceased. i-2-eOd-ti
a1K saLE.-Iwo story brick hssss Az
Tay or street, erooms, water on nrsi
na tso ,Vs tory bricks, new, Poplar street above
losso' ,so story bricks, new, Walnut street above
i,gsliing y ,Jtni 1916 Delaware Avenue modern
.sIIlpS SH 1909 Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
VanBuren street bet Sth and 9th.
~ 100 EAstl2th street.
gl3 Chestnut street.
B23 JetferEOn street.
:. ll2S West Third street.
IN, nm Fourth street near Pine, ~ BY 100 II,
~ ~ loan on bond and mortgage from SlUO0 10
DaS In suma 10 suit. apply to
V'"'' W. MCCAULLEY l. 90,
6V6 Market street,.
,.,lm Wilmington, Del.
:oR sALEoR RENT. THREE II BUSES
In row on 1th st., between Jackson am
two houses on vanBuren street, between
and Tth Sta.
Nv" houses in row on French st., between
M and nth sts.
M ,rs nouses in row Poplar st., bet. 1lth and
,a houses In row on Walnut st., be.
"a, I'M and 18th SITS. All new and In first
''''' HARLAN CAUSE,
wutt Front and Ta,nall sts.
f,aR3 NJ fDUR STORY BRICK
ID = tt s. l. corner Of Market and
re sr A very pleasant location Tor
na mouse, convenient rooms FIR officer
.5iner lgge or double, or could be used for
Sres dwellings, on Tatnall street between
kbtb and ninth, six or seven rooms in
Iso two five room houses In West Whining.
"A Wlths we'll Of excellent water at tue
.brs kppyto JOHN b. LEWIS.
# l2.lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

NOR sALE.-A Lur OF GROUND
%Ith brick morrt eco factory on 1t, one
'hdred and forty eight ieet front on Church
bot. .ixty-two eet on Fifth street and sixty
! eet on Lord street. Streets curbed and
/ OI streets paved; Id inch water pipes
h.. Sold TO close an estate. Apply TO
EVANS PENNINGTON,
l2ltf M. East 6th street,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

OR SALE.-THREE NEW TWO
story brck dwelings;7 rooms bath {;
ana cold water front porch tin roof lot
20; s5OO cash balance can remain on
tSage, payable In instruments.
). A. BOND 4 co.,
l'4elOt COL Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31
AszmlvAraArv.

The Asbury M. Z. Sabbath School
contemplate holding their Missionary
Anniversary, on Thursday, March
sixth.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

NUR SALE On hENI-fHE IhkEE
story brick owelling, ,S3l Washington st.
rooms and bath all modern improve
pts; paperod throughout; all rooms heated;
hs easy.
FRANK BALL, Rooms II and IL Ex.
lnge Building, 7th and Market. l-l0-ti
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

I0R SALE-l2 ACRES OF LAND
With g0Oi buildings, well located, di
ed in'o Our fields, with running water In
" hfld, good fences, fruit of all kinds,
bs sold a bargain. Apply to
LVANS PENNINGTON.
,0,E4,3l No. 8 East Ely nth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

Ok SALE.-lSI Dwellings i'm
different parts Of ahe city,
ny OF them really very cheap.
Y on very eaay terms. Cali and
mime our list. j. r. HEALAb.
l'lB'2l242Sal
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

II RENr-THE THREE STORY
OHck dwelling house, llUl Jefferson ST.,
ooOr above Delaware avenue possession
on March rs. Apply to
TILGHMaN JOHNSTON,
'2'tu th-s-tf Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

pK SALE HAY AND STRAW BY
lhe ton, ton and 100 fbs., at market
4, orders received by telephone by.J.
aIl d Co., or postal card.
A. X. TATNALL,
F"esd2 Nv TOO W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

X RENT.-A THREE-ST0RY BRICK
house with nine rooms and lar2e store
least corner Of Third and FreDch streets.
Two stores Nos. Z02 and IA East Third
l. l.24sawtt
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

A t1,hLE.-A y, PROPERTY SITUA.
NJ Il. u, ,brandywlne Hundred, contain
II l.s ~ acres of very fertile and well
%nd: Apply to
- rnDWARD LEOARPENTIER.
"'S'm Rockland, bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

@ ~. THE TWO ROOM ) UN-
Hsa, ,"e FIRST National Bank. now Ocou
MN r'e q 20, will bo rented for Offices
ip's 70 GEO u. ARMSTRONG,
oashier First Natisnal Btuk
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

Es.t.' "A u ROOM HOuSE, NO.
ith los. ian. SIKH street. Family will
MInaht, " will rent without. Az.
All street Or on the premises.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31
A NNUAL STATEN ENT OF THE
0FARMFRS' MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,

FTHE STATE OF DELAWARE"
Value of Live Policies helI
by this Company -. lo,e5s, ,4ss co
Value Of Deposit Notes on
above, subject to assesS- -
ment. ...................' 'oo,V<l w
STATEMENT OF YEARS BUSINESS.
Amount received from
Members for annual pay
ments. ts.................. oe,ooO 30
Amount received from In
terest on Loans and In
Vestnents. ............. S,soS A
Amount received from
Pol cics. s.................. oi w
48 602 "a
DEDUCTIONS.
Fire Fire '.'''............... ~ 49, ls,42S 81
Amount paid Tor Salaries
to Officers Commissions
to Agents, Taxes, Ii ense
for State OF Maryland,
Managers for attend
ance at Meetings and
Mileage, Repairs to
Real Estate, Stationery,
Postage, Coal, lee, &c b,99a %
1892 2l
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31
Net gains for the year,


The Company has also paid for Set
tlements OF accounts OF Withdraw
ing Members, which amount mas
been charged 10 surplus Fund
Account. t..........''.''''''' ''.' VIEW
SURPLUS FUND.
Real Estate at estimated value.... $4,000 0
S4l 900 u. s. $40 ReVist rel Bonds
I'd Series of 1881, q 104. ......... 42,e40
$25 ,OCO U. :. per cent. Consols Of
1907, g loS.:::.;;:.::.:.::: ;:.,: 2b'7oo .
Bonds. q 1o9. .................... 2s,lO5 8
$4,000 Wilmington City s per cent.
Bonds. q l07.. 7..................... le,060 0
$4,000 wilmington City ~ per
cent. Bonds, a 1lo1a.: :.......... " so,1bo 0
s34 900 Delaware STATE 0 per cent.
Bonds, q l02.. .,......:........ 34,68O O
1900 Delaware Railroad Extension
per cent Bonds, q Co.,. 1000 o
$4,000 Philadelphia, Wilmington,
4 Baltimore Railroad 6per cent.
., SSpGS 500 Nes " Cas,ie Water Works '''0
per cent. Bonds, a 6............ $500 Oh
1000 New Castle Gas Company
per cent Bonds, q loO.. ....:..... 1000 OF
cen" cent Bonds, q 100. ............ 10000 0;
800 WI mington City Passenger
Railway per cent BOn0S... oSO VI
Bonds and Mortgages. ........ $500 u
Amount loaned on Collaterals, In
per................................ per- 1s,t54 81
Due by Agents for Interest due and
unpaid. d........................... 2,l3b Al
Interest due and accrued on Bonds
and 9th r. Securities. .......... $50 o.
Dash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,OSS p
$3.50, ,Ose Il
Less Losses by fire unpaid. 81, ,539 90
Less Bills Payable. due
- 1859 OF
Value of Surplus Fund. 1928, 8,b57 n
l.223t w. A. LAMOTTE. Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

nOG REGISTER hyfICk:.-AI4L PER
~ sons owning or having dogs 49,
about their premises are required tO.sA&'<
have them regularly registered between the
lst and 10th days oil January. Alter the lat
ter date the ordinance will bo strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
VIM. J. MAXWELL, Chief of Police
II l7-tlZl
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31
FOX SALE OR RENT.

T-NOR SALE,--25 NEW HOUSES, PRICE
l. from $500 to $500 each, all In good To-
cations. Some with Bath, Water Closets, and
Modern Improvements Eleven of these
houses with the best Shingle Roofs also two
stores. Terms very easy. Apply to
q. H. TINDALL & SONS,
l4-lm2d 70l French, $40 and 3l2 L. 9th sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

,s1 sM1hrNT,-SLCOND STORY ROOM
H, aeW a store, 4J2 Market st. ALSO an
H"rSa Sale good gentle young gray Al
uofSe; last and sound. .S.Iw*
JNO. MERRICk,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

!, snfNT "A HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS,
A ~ y Da, h. $500 per mouth. Ad.
d. this 0tiioe. lit sStu
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

"EN HOUSE Or 10 20 Ms:
Ran "m, D tn; ,an0 per M. Address
PUBLICAN Of1co. l.21 tu.Ba.tI
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

\ ShLE.-TWO STORY BhI h
~"Inso, 4 sO7 Conrad st.; six rooms will be
|, noi ihsasonable terms also for "a sew.
Cp1 N , WORK horses. Apply to SAMUEL
fI chestnut and Adams, l--3J.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

NYOTlOE.-ALL 81 BSCRIPrION3 FOR
N papers sent out Of the city must be paid
for In advance. Also all persons who are In
debted TO this office for either advertising or
JOB printing would Oblige us by calling and
settling up, so that we can get our books for
1879 closed up. A word to the wise, sc.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

OF RETaLEHEM,
IN Loyal Orange Lodge will meet In their
rooms in the McClary building. on Saturday
evening, January u. at ~ O'Clock. Ihe
ness OF Importance will be transacted. by
order Of l-30-2t ID. SMITH, W. M.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

NO1IUE Ar A MEETING OF THE
IN Boarc Of Managers of the "Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the State
ofDelaware," held stober 2lst, 1879, the
Treasurer was directed to pay in ca.h to the
several members OF the company, dividend
Of 10 per cett OF the balances standing to
their credits respectively on the 3lst of De.
cember, 1879, said dividend to be payable on
the first Monday In May. 1880
LA Aw-tuaf w. W.A.LAMOTTE, Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

NOTlCE-C1TY BUILDING AND LlJAN
IN ASSOCIATION above prosper
Gus ascociation will issue naw series ct stock
tirst payment due February 10th, 9 per cent.
interest allowed withdrawing members. For
shares or information call on
J. Z. PIERCE, Sec'y,
Ofii:e COL Shipiey st., first floor.
1-22 Q cd 10 feb ii
Daily Republican., 1880-01-31

NOT1OE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
IN -Those who sell or transfer Real Es-
tate, and dc not wish to pay the taxes Of 1880,
will oblIge the undersigned, by leaving no.
tlce thereof at our Office, that We may assess It
to the proper owners
EDMUND PROVOST.
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office No. 10 f. sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, 8 A. M, to u M,
2tO and 7 to8P. M. l.3-tf
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GEORGETOWN.

The WEST END HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB,
OF Georgetown, met last nightUat Scrivener's
hall. w. r Bradley, president, c. Z. Offutt,
secretary. constitution and bylaws were
adopted. After the signing OF the roll BY 90
new members. Mr.. Scrivener, Of the committee
on nag and pole, reported that pole 100 feet
high had been raised at the end of the Aaue-
duct bridge. and that they had purchased a
hancock and English streamer. he also stated
that the flag they had ordered would be ready
on tomorrow and will be 20x13 feet 1t was
determined to have grand ratification meet
Ing FRIDAY evening and invite all the democra.
tic clubs OF the District.
The WEST END HOTEL is to be reopened here
tomorrow by MIR. w. G. Davis, who promises TO
make 1t model house, with good board and
home comforts at reasonable prices. See his
advertisement in THE STAR. He will keep open
house Tomorrow evening.
BUILDING AssOCIATION,-At the TWENTY first
regular monthly meeting of the 18th building
association, held last night at Goddard's Half,
$500 was disposed Of being 100 shares retired
at the stock value rates.
YOUTHFUL THIEF.-ThiS morning Officer
Brown arrested colored boy named Walter
Crump. aged IL years, on the charge OF theft of
various articles and money from Mrs. Mary l..
Mackall, living on the Heights, at head of
Greene street. The boy was a servant In the
Irom time to time. When arrested he had Mrs
MackallS pocket book containing 81. 49, silver
watch and chain belonging to one of the family,
and two fine banjOs which he had Just bought.
were also found.
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING on Change
$50 bushels wheat; 40 bushels sold at 81. O5 to
S1.07. W.
GRAIN ARRIvALs.-Boat NJ. C. Waters with 200
Dushels wheat; by schooner 45U bushels OF
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The National Fair This Fail.
MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION AND APPOINTM ENr
COMMITTEES.

MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION AND APPoINTMg Nr
OF COMMITTEES.
The board OF directors and advisory board OF
the National Fair Association met last evening
and decided to hold the second annual exhibit
ton In october, opening on the 4th and con-
lures OF the fair Will be the races. One week
win be devoted to running races and one to
trotting races the following committees were
selected and IL urged that they organize at once:
Live stock observation-disclosures [. Hume. VIM.
E. Clarke, 81. w. Blunt. Horse department-I.
11G M bag ds j. L Smith, Andrew Kelly Sheep
J. j. MCGEE. Poultry epartment-Richard /.
smith and select his own committee Dog de-
paLtment-G. Clay Goodloe, w. L Smith Ayr :
lop. Agricultural pro1ucts-George w. Cissel
); W. Snaw. horticultural department-Wm
X. smith, who will fill his committee Domes-
t po wines ana oeer-James L. Barbour, r. F.
SlIuments OF fine workmanship Boyd,
John Kennedy, and Samuel r. Cuttings
g. feed canned n nag fruits pickles ety.
ornamental shell and needle work-H III, Black
burn, e. G. Davis, Mrs. Il. Ii. Blackburn. Mr..
RO9ert McCeney, Mrs; g. Clay Goodloe. T5bacco
Hams George Emmert, William Miller. Cnii-
nary. Woodbury., George w. Spofford, Geor 5e
:; kraiit Factory goods-James Lansbury,
Snrls; rupert, George j. Mueller. Machines r
KNITTING and sewing, washing and hous2holo
use-John 81. Boteler. T. A. Rover Iron an
tin-ware-Thomas Somervflle, L. II. Sclnai1er.
Dairy products and Inconsistencies F. Oystel
+. ward. .. o. Spicer. Carriage par
ment-A. j. Joyce. 4. Nailor, john You1. :.
Harness, leather, etc.-Conrad Becker Fra1k
Lutz. Implements for outdoor sports and
musical Observation-Disclosures Hume, w. 90
OMeara. Woodenware-P. III. Heskell, i.
Cabinet ware-H. o. Towles, WASH. B. VIII
W11isu f Gs1t arts deParlment-NoTrs Peters
articles-H. II. Blackburn, chairman, and the
committee OF the whole.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned Locals.

Mr.. Henry o. yermillton, an aged farmer OF
Montgomery county. Md. who few days since
was admitted TO the Providence Hospital for
treatment of jur1eS received by being thrown
from wagon By run away horse, died there
yesterday.
The democracy OF the 10Th district met at
Kennedy's Hall last evening and organizer
Hancock and English club. After enrolling
over 100 members the following officers We're
elected: John Hogan, president; j. NJ. Johnsoi 1.
vice president; Thomas F. Doyle, secretary;
John Kennedy, treasurer; John Eagan and
John keefe, sergeantS alarms. Addresses were
made by MeSSrS. Louis RebsCock, George Kiliian
and William III. Claridge
The Ohio republicans met at Sheidon'3 Hail.
1904 street. last evening. Hon. b. Shellabarger
PRESIDENT and Mr.. j. L. Hern secretary. over
80 new members were enrolled. Mr.. C. e.
Grosvenor and Hon. H. F. Page OF California
made addresses, the former giving a cheering
account OF Tepubllcanism In Ohio.
Much complaint has recently been made ID
ne police by men, who represent that they
ave been robbed at place corner 136 and ID
ueetS northwest, known as the Fort" The
Attest case Is that OF man who SAYS that last
evening he was passing, when he was lured In
there and robbed OF SIS by what Is known as
the panel game.
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THE COURTS.

fULICK OUUHT@IUI0e O7tcU.
To-day, Chas. McKenny, JAS Ryan, Edward
Stewart, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse, r. o.
Hoffman: unlicensed bar; sos; appeal noted.
Archie Hill, VIM. Holmes disorderfy; S.. Annie
Morrison, profane; S.. d. NJ. Ream. r., 81. Had.
son and 7. J. Clark, obstructing footway; 50.
weapons; $50 or 80 days. G. w. Smith. assault:
forfeited collateral. Anna Smith, larceny OF q
shirt; continued. Frank Mckinney, assault
on IhOS. McCabe; $40 and costs. Israel Blu ch-
Tracy, larceny Of vest; $40 or 30 days. John
Tracy, larceny OF a shirt; continued. John
Chiffon, assault: do. Geo. Jones, malicious
trespass; IS or IS days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

Nh. TILDEN'S HEALTH.-Mr. Tilden, whom
rumor on saturday night had numbered among
the distinguished dead, was apparently In his
usual health yesterday. Herald reporter
who paid VISIT TO Greystone, met him lust as
he was mounting his spirited horse for his usual
ride. He remained out for an hour and a half
having ridden far below YOnkerS. On his return
he alighted apparently not 10 the least fatigued.
Before he went out his valet read TO him the
newspaper accounts concerning his rumored
death on the night previous 1t Is said the old
gentleman smiled smile that was '.childlke
and bland" when the reading was flnished.-
~ y. Herald 18Th,
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ALEXANDRIA.

HEAVY SHIPMENT OF SToCK.-The heaviest
railroad for the season was made Saturday
night last. Fifty-nine Car loads of cattle from
OFF the Manassas Gap road and main line of the
Virginia Midland road passed through this City
on the above night for Baltimore.
A KIND ACT.--The managers of the German
orphan asylum of Washington having investi-
gated the affairs OF Mrs. VOgel, whose husband
more, leaving her In a destitute condition. and
whose brother, Mr.. Theodore digger, of this
city, subsequently committed suicide, yesterday
took her child for the purpose of giving it a
home. AS has been stated, Mrs. Vogel had two
children when she came to this country. but
one OF them died shortly after her arrival
Gazette. 1871.
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AN ALLEGED THIEF SHoT.-About l O'Clock
this morning a cOlored man named Israel Bu-
chanan living al the corner CT lSt and d streets
southwest, visited vacant house belonging 70
him at the corner OF E and South Capitol SIS.
He found window which he had nailed up
broken open, and after watching some time he
discovered notorious thief named Niel Court
ney In his house. and when he started TO come
out Buchanan discharged gun loaded with
bird shot at Courtney, which took effect In both
that precinct Dr. Leitch was called TO attend
Courtney, and after careful examination
thinks one OF his legs will have to be amputa
ted. Buchanan was arrested by Officers Burns
and Hutchinson, and the case was continued
Courtney Is well known 10 the police OF this cIty
as reputed thief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

A PISTOL FLOURIsHER PROPERLY PUNISHED
About 4 o'clock last night, after the arrival
OF the ferry boat with passengers from the eX-
cursion 10 Tivon Park (GieSboro), young man
named ThoS Johnson got on street car, and
fiourishing pistol threatened to shoot. Officer
Bryon got on the car TO protect the passengers
and took Johnson in custody. This morning he
plead guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine OF
$50 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

THs FUNERAL OF THE LATE W. w. GRANT will
take place at o'clock TOMORROW afternoon
IRON &c yth-street Methodist Protestant church,
and VIII De attended by delegations from the
- "'Ohf* uI Pythias and order OF Mechanics, as
also detail Of thirty policemen under Lieut..
John F. Kelly OF the fifth precinct. Major
Rroes has ISSUED a General order 10 the force
an10nn 1e;I Mr. Grants dear md bearing tes;
mony 10 bis worth as an officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION OF FIRE WoRKs.-.0ur
ing the reception to the Cornell crew p Ithaca
1t was discharged into st..,ee Containing the
committee and quar...t Of fireworks. A Terri
. nie eap,Ussion r-.rcwed Two men leaping from
I1e oui -.,sg vehicle were seriously injured, VIZ:
AZ. r. Hubbard OF the savings bank, who had q
leg broken, and F. NJ. Hoover, telegraph
operator, who was internally injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Fltch, Fox & Brown
have sold the three story ana basement brick
dwelling No. 1920 street TO Mrs. Mary f. Flem-
ing or Alexandria. for $4,000 cash. For George
W. Riggs. valuable building LOT on street,
near 18Th (24As,,). TO the Hon. Robt NJ. McLane,
Of Baltimore for 5000 cash. For j. FORBES
feale, lot on NJ, near 18th ga It. 10 in.xll0},
Tor q $50 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

TIE POPULATION Of Atlanta, Ca, by the cen.
Sus just completed is 81 S25. being an increas sc
OF 16,s25 over the census of 1870. The popula-
ton is composed OF q 345 whites and $3.50
blacks. No southern city east Of the Missis-
sfppi presents as large percentage of increase
Within the past ten years as Atlanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

KILLED HIS WIFE AND BABY.-Justus Hof-
man man. , German ian shoemaker. at fls1st0n, ra;'
ing the baby and fatally wOunding his wife. He
was Immediately arrested and was taken to the
Wilkesbarre jail to escape lynching. He had
been on spree, and that was at the bottom OF
the crime.
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FALL FROM A SCAFFOLD.-About 10 O'Clock a.
10. 10 day young man, named John Cramp.
say residing on E, between 9th and It'll Streets
who was employed by Petit q Drtpp5 on the
Peabody school building, fell from the scafod
TO the ground, distance OF 20 feet, receiving
severe injuries. He was taken TO Scala's drag
store, corner OF 5th and East Capitol streets
and attended by DR.. Beall, and afterwards sent
TO the Providence hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

TIiE DIAMOND SHIRT.

MADE OF WAMSUTTA COTTON-BOsOMs AND
WRISTBANDS MADE OF THE BEST
Irish LINEN-CUT AFTER
THE BEST CUSTOM
MODELS.
All COmpIete-Prc 81,
For sale at O. N. TOWsoN's, css PENINSULA !,
ave-. south side. near It'll
FINEST YARD-WIDE LAWNS MARKED DOWN
TO 10 CENTS.
India Linen. Victoria lawns
Dotted Swiss. LonsdsIa (1amhr'c
french Organdies. Nainsooks. Swiss Muslln
BUNTINGS, all colors, marked down.
SUMMER SILKS marked down to 57h cts
PARASOLS way below cost to close.
TABLE LINENS. all linen, IS. 80, ST. so cts,
Turkey-red TABLE LINEN, 10. 81, 76c.
MATING marked down TO 18. Is. l2xc.
LACK OASHMERES. pure wool. A5c.
TOWSON'S,
ESQ Pa. ave-, South side,
Hl7 Near III u. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

BESIDES THE FORGERIES on the Merchants
National Bank, In Baltimore. on Friday last, by
winch s., 800 were secured, the Third National
Bank was vfctimtZed In similar way In the a p
gregate sum OF 81, $50 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

ANOTHER COAL OIL VICTIM-JuIia Turner the
fourteen year-old daughter OF c. d. Turner of
MOI cumberland county. Va. was fatally
burned last week whilst attempting to kindle a
fire with can Of coal oil. She died fn six hours
after the burning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

B.;ocKED Down WITH BR1CK.-On WeineS-
Gay last, as Thomas McCabe was IN front or his
house demonstrating with Francis Mckinney
for allowing his little boz to throw stones the
latter turned On McCabe and assaulted him,
first with his fist, ana then picking up brick,
This morning Mckinney was in the Police
Court on the charge OF assaulting Mr.. McCaba
and, after the testimony, he was fined $50 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20

THE CONGRESS HALL, Cape May. as known last
year, has been replaced by & house certain to
give satisfaction at all points.