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Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

NOT1CE.-I, HERBERT X. WATSON,
~ druggist, do hereby publish my inten..
ton Of applying 10 writing TO the M ay term
Of the Court Of General Sessions for 1880, in
and for New Castle County, for license to
sell intoxicating liquors Tor medical purposes,
at So3 Market street, In the Fifth Ward Of the
city Of Wilmington, DEL, and the following
gentlemen recommend the said application
John K. Kane, Harry Shsrp,ey,
W. A. Lamotte, Henry q. Conrad,
Geo. ID. Armstrong, VIM. II. Corse,
Geo. y. Grub, VIM. W. Prltchett,
D. James, Jr. N. Dillon.
Geo. W. Bush, Low y. Bird,
E. q. Stotsenburg, John p. Almond,
Ignatius Q. Grubb, Il. Bringhusst, Jr.
Geo. H. Walraven, BeBl. Nfelds,
Levi y. Bostes, D. W. Mauli,
A. H. Gnmshaw, II. q. Porter,
Anthony Higgins, A. CruruIlsh,
4-63t HERBERT X. WATSON.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Rev. Mr. Rosenberg called upon US
this morning to say that it was mis-
understanding that caused BIN to re-
sign as Rabbi of the Jewish Congrega-
ton of this CITY, and that this evening
q meeting will be held Of which ali
differences will De adjusted and he will
remain in charge Of the &C ngreeation.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

II seems that John l.. Graham, 'p0
was reported to have committed SUI
eide in Norwalk co., died from an over
dose Of morphia, which he took 70 p'v
suce sleep. He had only lest bis sl'u,
atom few days before and was laow'
ing under intense mental excltenSD"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

At "a meeting Of the Election Commits
sioners in San Francisco yesterday, q
protest from the Working Men against
counting the ballots Of the Citizens
Unisn was received and filed. Mayor
Kslloch suggested that the proper
course for the Working Mon would be
10 obtain o mandamus,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

From our sfies to the Now Ysrk and Phila.
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quetations fur
nished simultaneously with Gales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, Now York md SanFFanoisco
stocks aud bonds bought and sold and car.
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Cash Ready for asod First MORTGAGES.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
NesDiu's streak OF Luck.

The notorious W. B. Nesbit, who
made himself known to all Whining
ton some time ago by his Journalistic
and matrimonial capers, has tumblsd
into luck at last. A wealthy relative
has just died and left him q small for
tune.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
Nvor1CE-I MICH NJ c(1uNGHAM

NOTICE.-I, MICHAL COTTINGHAM,
IN do hereby give notice that l shall ap.
ply to the judges Of the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
| tate Of Delaware,l In Gnd for the county Of
New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day of May
next, being the first day Of the May term "A.
D., 1880, Tor licelae to keep an inn or tavern
at the y. Z eer OF Fifth and Walnut streets,
being No. Ale Walnut street, in the Fourth
ward of the City Of Wilmington, county and
State Aforesaid, with the privilege TO sell in
toxieatiDg liquors In less quantities than ono
quart, 10 DO drank on the promises, and the
following respectable citizens recommend the
said application, " wit:
1hOs. W. Zeb.ey, Francis < Jaequot,
William 7. Day. Thos. B Eaton,
William Sullivan, Charles Broadhart,
Thos. >. n ickerson, August Ten Weees
John Dooley, John McClaferty,
Anton Gro9s, John Hanson,
julius A. Krauspe, VIM. Alsoatzer,
John Fehrenbach, O. Meesick,
Frederick Schmit, Wetgant KunS.
James 5. Heal, ID. A. McCulliG,
John T. Barnes, Bernard Bonner.
John Calhoun, John j. Toner.
Samuel Sayers, John MulrooDy,
joan burnside, Peter McAleef.
46-3t MICHEL COTT1aGHAM.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
startling Mortality.

Up to 10 o'clock to-day fourteen
deaths for this week had been reported
TO Registrar Frazer and two aore are
known to have occurred that were not
reported. This ia "a surprising mortality
Ior TWO days in elsy VI .iie siIs VI
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
Notice TO Property Owners,

Elsewhere will be found a notice from
Street Commissioner Lynch, notifyin.
property holders that tbs ordinance
relating to pavements will be strictly
enforced. Persons owning property
where the pavements are broken or
disrupted had better attend TO repair
ing such pavements at once, for On
their failure TO do this the Street Com.
missioner will repair them and collect
the bills.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

DURLIC SALE!
VIII be sold ct public sale, at tAe sts blss Of
4. N. Gibson, on Fronch st. below Ssoona,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l4th, lsss.
At u O'Clock, NJ. sharp,
Twenty three head Of Ohio horses. a.
good workers and drivers, we'll broken <4S8H
and GONE Of them we'll mated, iFsm 1 70 7
years old. Also pair OF Mules.
The stock will be on examination nj thn
stables rem Wednesday the 7lh inst, untii
day Of sale.
TRRhs-A credit of90 Gays will 10 giysr, On
purchaser giving baaasble note with an an !.
proved spdorssr.
II. sHARPLESS.
l.. ". SNaham l. Sen, AucttoReors. 4-ht
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
DRoPoSAI.s.-To BUILDERS.

TVNO1 OsS F-1N5'-EV DUII4DI-NJ.
OBBJCR OF FEGiNEER l
4TH LIeHI HOUSE, DISTINCT,
5S2 Walnut street, Philadelphia. (
April /, 1889
Sealed proposals will bs received 1T This OF.
fce until IL O'clock, M, Of Thursday. tho ed
day OF April. 1889, tor q Lighthouse and
keepers dwelling, bOth frame, for the front
and rear beacons Of Schooner Ledge RanEe-
Light, Delaware River.
Plane, specifications, ferns OF propssal and
other Information may be obtained on appli.
catien to this Office.
The right ia reserved 10 reject any and all
bids and to waive any deieeGs.
WIN. +. RAYNoLns.
Lieut. .Cslonc!, Corps OF Engineers,
43.8t. Engineer 4tn Light aouss District.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
Notice..

Coughs and colds are often ovsrlsskeN q
continuance fer any length OF time causes ir.
rtation Of the lungs or some chronic threat
disease. SInes Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cher'5
and Hoarhound are an effectual cough rem.
ety. Sold by oil druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
TNUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
A TWO STORY AND MANSAED BRICK
DWELLING,
No. 100 West Ninth street, and q coed build.
irg lot near the above, on
SATURDAY, APRIL1e,
ats O'Clock, p, M,
on the prsmisee, without poStpcuemtrt. with.
draWal or undertaking.
The dwelling Is located in a popular section
Of the city, has seven rooms and oath room, Is
pleasant home, in excellent condition. and
will be gladly shown by the owner and oeeu.
pant. Lot 10 #. 4 inches by 50 f., with right
Of alley-way to Monroe street.
Tho building lot Is 1880, fronting on Ninth
street, Is In a good location near Madison
street, and is desirable one for purchasers
TBRMs.-For the dwelling 8, 900 may re.
main on mortgage secured by proper fro in.
suIance, and the balance 10 be equally diyid.
cd In cash and notes with approved endoI sers
NJ 2 and months, bearing ihterest from day
Of sale. For the lot one.third cash and the
balance in notes AT and mOnthe. bearing
interest trsm day Of sale Possession OF both
house and lot inn sdiate upon settlement.
J. T. HEALD,
43dSlo. Agent TO khoct the sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

puBLlC sALE.-WlLI. BE SOLD AT
Il Pubic Sale on Wed nesday morninu
April :, 1eSo, at 10 o'clock, in frontof y, W.
Stidham Sons Auction Room, iii Il. d ourth
street, stylish brown mare, 49, hands hiph
superior driver; faI'tnn-'op buggy In good or
ues, sci eI eiugie .Arnsss.
Il W. 6adham 4 Son, Aust, A-s-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

Gsms Protective Association
the annual meeting Of the DeissIs
Game Protective Association will ~
held today in Dover at the OaP!%
Hotel, at which officers fer the ensa's
year will be elected.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
SECOND E0lTlCN.
Tm . ElRE4ss sUUCEED,

And Elect the Dep artment Hemi-
nees LAST N ~ ht-Tho Vote Of ths
Different Companies.
The firemen have done 1t after all.
Al the election held last night the De-
partment nominees tor Chief Engineer
aud two assistants we're elected by the
almost solid votes Of six companies.
The Water Witch, Weccacoe, Friend
ship and Fame stood unanimously to
their choice; the Reliance and Wash
ington supported the department nomi
nses by majority Of the votes. The
certainty of the success Of the depart
ment ticket led to but little interest be-
ing taken, and the vote cast was very
light. The result will b. found below.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

In Chsnoery New
Castle County. In
Partition.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
TKorry 3Ow.''

Joe Murphy, supported by q good
company will be here in kerry Cow
on the evening of April 18th.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

DURLlC SALE
Il -OF-
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
o. Drake l. Co.'s Auction Aoon. Ne, Q Rasi
Fourth street, en-
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 6, 1850
at two o'clock,
Ceasisttng oftws parlor suits Of 7 pieces.
Two hne walnut marble top chamber suits,
one cottage suit, three mar6Ie.top tables, one
hair-cloth sofa, two extension tables. BOOK.
ease and secretary, bufeau, bsd-stcads, ehsire,
stsnds, tables, carpets, oil cloths, one Victor
coek'st0ve, enc Grand range, enc sewing ma.
chine, looking glass, glassware, queens ware.
tinware and many ether articles 100 tedious
" mention. A.a9t
Drake b. Co., a IetiOResrs
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

pARTIES WISHING THEIR PIANOS
l. or organs tnnod, hn by James Shebe
WIN poSse ieave tAeI v.uSIs =. llzA kIhk st..
Tempe ESllnds
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

Nu1ICE.|,M MANUEL RIUHENBERG-
~ Err, in compliance with the requirements
Of the act Of Assembly In such case, made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing TO the Court of General SEES.
sions oil the Peace and Jail delivery Of the
Stata OF Delaware. In and for New Castle
county on Monday, the 10th day Of May next,
A. d. 1880, being the flrst day of the May term
Of the I'D Court, for license to keep an inn
or tavern at No. 10l Market street, being
the N. W. corner OF Front and Market
streets, In tho First Ward OF the
City OF Wilmington, DEL, and to sell intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens recommend tho
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

TOR SALE--rHREE STORY BRICK
II house rooms and frame Kitchen, for
Gil 90, clear, or half can remain on mortgage
Also properly aO2 Walnut street, $l050.
GREGG h PIERCE,
4o3t Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

NGrICE-I, WILLIAM il. GUTHRIE.
~ do hereby give notice tk;t SHALL an.
Ply to ths Judges Of the Court Of ie neral
Sessions OF the Peace and JAN UsIivsry oithe
state Of Delaware, In and for the county OF
New Casale on Monday, the lOtn day OF May
D., lc8O, ter license t. keep an IN or tavern.
Known ts he Glasgow Hotel. il Pc. cader
Nd, School District IS. New Castle County,
ana sjAte aforesaid with the privilege to sell
ln'o&'c7 ln% liqu"rS IN less Qasnaties taan
one qa1rt TO be drunk on the prentice. and
tl9 iol'owins respectable citlzans recon In end
the sald appicati-a, to wit:
Samuel Aiftch, Geo BouIdrn Jr
IMAM s,,i, AGAR, George T. Simmons,
- q ,; L M' hsub5n III. Ward,
I..,, naLu, George +. Ward,
: , e n,,s u 5%N!oeH' George ". Laws,
Lev HuzSins Louis q. Ellison.
n. s-''"" WIN. Il. GUTHRIE.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
US. FOURS FOX sALE.

Us. FUURS FOX BALK.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
For sALB.-lb shs. Bel. X. X. stock.
WANVzD.--Io shrs. national Bank Of vii.
mipgton and Brandywine Stock.
Philadelphia, ROW orb and fyton stockl
bought and foid On e0inn1sal0n. Every fscik
les afforded for persona 70 sseij or invest IN
tOdks or hon3s. tsb2a-lY
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

r OSr.-lN TIE OPERA HOUSE ON
IL Monday, the 9Th Inst Or going down
Market to Eighth, along Eighth TO Church, "a
gold bracelet, black enamel. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at the.Rs-
PUBLICAN office. 4-6.4tf
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
LrCENsz APPLICATIONS.

NToTICE.-wE, WILSON b McCoh-
miek, do hereby give n :tice that we
snail apply to the Judges Of the Csurtoi Cen
era sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
OF the state Of Delaware, in and ior the snun.
ty OF lew CASTLE, on Monday, the 10th day oil
MAY next being the nrst day May ERIN, A.
D., 1880. tor q license to keep an inu or tavern,
known as the Rose Budd Hote AZ 7Os orange
street, 10 the Fifth Ward Of the CITY OF " IL
mingtnn, New Castle County and state aiore-
said, win tue prtvledge u sell intnxica ing
liquors in less quantities. than One quart to bs
drank sn the premises, AMI The ioliowing re-
sDsctable citizens recommend the said Rlpli-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

NTOTIOE.-I.OA CALEB MILLER, IN COM
N pllance with the requirements OF the
Act OF Assembly in such case, made and pro-
vlded, do hereby, give notice that shall ap.
ply In Writing tn the Court OF General Ses-
si0ns Of the Peace and JAN Delivery Of the
Statv Of Delaware, in and for Row Castle
county, on Monday, the 10Th day Of May next,
A. ID. 1880, being the first day of the May term
Of the said Court, for license to keep an inn
or tavern at No. 129 Tatnall street, being $. W.
corner OF Second and Tatnall streets, In the
first Ward Of the City Of Wilmington, Del,
and to soil intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the pre-.
misses, and the following resp ctable citizens
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
TDUDLIC SALE.

The subscriber having sold his farm sftua.
tod mile IRON Toughkennamon and h r1iIs
from Avondale, New Garden township. Uhos
ter county, Pa, will dispose OF his stock and
farming Implements al public eaie. on Fri.
See hand bills. WEI, ii, REYNijiiIS r
43-dtfltU
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

ENOK SALE.-BARBER CHAIR, POLE
~ and fixtures; VIII sell cheap at No. lso7
W. 'front.' st. 4-6-2tA
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

NOR SALE.-260 EDWARD HARRIS
A. cashmere suits Of our ewn manufacture
at prices from $40 to slb, OF the Boston One
Price Clothing House, 2l3 Market az. ~ $40
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
NOIice.

John Rarne, sewing machine rcpsirer, has
removed TO the =. W. cor. Of Ninth and JeRer.
son. Full supply Of sewing machine findings
always on hand 4-5-lm
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

NOR REET.-FIHE SAMPLE ROOM
~ aud dwelling OF store No. los and ITO
Nj arket 81. asst
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

NYuTIOE.-l, GEORGE n BACON, DO
~ Lereby give notice that shall apply
TO tba COURT OF General Sessions Of the Peaae
and Jail Delivery oi the state Of Delaware, In
and Tor new CASTLE County on Monday, the
10th day Of May next, q. d., 1882, being the
for 81 license to Keep an Inn or tavern at No.
West Fourth street, Third Ward, of the City
Of Wilmington, Del, and to sell intoxicating
liqpors In lesS quantities than one quart, to
be runk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said ap-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
ENLIIUTT, JOHNSON 4 %,
BANKRHS AND BROKERS',

CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SIS.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
BUY LOT OF EMPTY
w cigar boxes&o. ,lts and ITO Market. 6t8t

EOR RENT-R00MS.--A THE EAST
Il cor. OF sth and Bennett sts. t-e2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06

sseGssN p;RA.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
A. b. GILLESPIE& Co ,

hYOTlOE.-We, A. b. GILLESPIES Co ,
~ licensed retailers Of goods. wares and
merchandise do hereby give notice that we
shall apply to the Judges OF the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Pes,e and jail De-
livery in the State ei Delaware, IN and for
New Castle county, upon Monday the 10th
day CT May next, 1880, being the first day Of
the next May term Of the said Court, for q IL
cense to sell intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than one halt gallon, at No. 8 East
second street. in the Second Ward, Of tie city
OF Wilmington, Delaware, the following re-.
spectacle citizens, residing in raid wars, re-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-06
DiRKOT PRIVATE WIRE

W lmington, Delaware
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE GROWTH OF NEW-YORK.
COMPARISON OF THE POPULATION OF ThE CITY BY
wARDS WITH THAT OF 1870.


COMPARISON OF THE POPULATION OF ThN CITY BY
WARDS WITH THAT OF 1870.
A comparison of the present census with that OF
1870 shows an increase IN the porulation II al
parts of the city, except in the Fourth and F1ith
Wards. In the FIRST Ward, which includes the
lower part of Manhattan gsand-fr0m the Battery
to Maden-lane and Liberty-s.-where no increase
was expected. the gain has been 2,149 In the
Second and Tair1 Wards. both of which lie below
Chambers-st.. the increase was not so great, being
respectively 296 and 453. The Fourth Ward is
found TO have fallen off 10 the eXteu; OF 2S6S. The
Fifth Ward. lying between Chambers aud Canal
sts the East side of Broadway. has also lost 93S
The largest w"rd south of Canal-st is the
Seventh: il exit .ads from Catharne-st.. ncac the
Bowery, along the East River front to the loot of
Grand-st., and is thickly populated. According to
the enumeration IT has received an nanementatlon on
7,407. Between Canal and HoustOn.sts.. the
Eighth. Fourteenth, Tenth and Thirteenth Wards
form an irregular belt from the North TO the East
River. The increase IN population III these -FOUR
wards in round numbers is 10000.
The Ninth. Fifteenth, Seventeenth and Eleventh
Wards also form belt lying between Houston and
Fourteentlsts. This rs one OF the most pcpulous
sections of the city, It's entire population numbering
234791; the gam here since 1870 is u, I39 or
nearly 10 Der cent. The Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Wards he SIDE by side between Fourteenth and
Twentv-sixth-sts, with a dividing line at SIXTH
IN the Eighteenth 69i5. making the combined
gain nearly IL 600. In the Twentieth and twenty
first Wards lying above Iwenty-slXth and below
Forieth-sts. the increase has been very consider
able-22,2 2S9, almost equally divided between tue
two
The growth in the Nineteenth ana lWen'y-second
Wards, which extend from Fourtcenhst. TO
highly y-sixth-st. and include portion of Central
Park in their area, has been known to have
been very active since the introduction
of rapid transit From the figures 1t app aTs
that the East Side has received larger accession
than the West Side. The augmentation IN the Nine
teenth Ward East Side is 1906. or 50 per cent: (:
that in the Twenty second 45,9l7, or 10 per cent
All that part of the island lying above these wards
and extending to the Harlem River constitutes the
Twelfth Ward; its increase IN population IS 31,9o9
As the Tweuty-third and Twenty fourth Wards
have been added to the city since The last census
ii is difficult TO make close calcu2tlon OF the aug
mentation they have received. Bar the Twelfth
Ward which includes Mott Haven and MoTnsania.
has had an accession of at least 5000 inhabitants
since the last census in 1870. The following table
shows the population by wards according to the
census of 1870 and the present enumeration:
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

town or Falmouth for ORDERS BOYD Hncken Nneva Paula
(span). Pages. GOn sp. Harm0Dvs Nephews Co ~.
eppo (f3r Falconer DOb0v Bowring Archibald Pedro
1usi (SpsD), Pages, GiOn Sp Galway ~ Cssado I1Ia.o
Stetn. James w Elwcll q Co; Anti ofrwnd McBime'
Passages ~. iURcr g 60: scotland uII). Mercne
sligo, Whitney q Coz George Moon, SAWYER, Adelihe,
Australia Mailer Quereau; SennO Uta), MaSsa CORK or
Falmouth for or iers, S0cOvich d Co.
Brfgs Cameo. Neal Port Of Spain d TrOwbHdoe soaro
tSr, MalOneO Ponce. H. de Rivera Coz ArclGa Wood
ward BndgeOwn Bar, III TrO1bridges sons W Andrews,
Elliott POrtau Prince X Murray julie GER Christensen,
HAMBURG Funcb. Edye e co, RuggIerO (SOr Kuggiero,
Genoa SiOcOvch a. co.
SchIs Warren Hopkins. lansing, PoIDtaPtre, Isaac
staples: Jose Gomez, taley. BaracOa, Gomez Pearsai
Ann1 Hoton, smith, Tampico w wilson co, Hebeccs
Spaung, Porto Baa, Bentley Gildersleeye CO. Clifford
BfdSHOh PaTa Brazil Buriett % Pond
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jnue 3O-rhe seal sir wolf bas arr Greenock
ar az 1T Naar Sf Amy Dora. from New York arr AZ Bar
ceoGa the IN ins sr Castillo, from &cwYork, arr az
Sailed 2gth inst str 1iilanese for BOSTON.
LIVERPOOL. June 30. Arr str Iowa. from Boston.
Sailed str Campus. for EOsiOn
Ioreey, suouaainon Byfoged ChrlstNnsen Mafawsske,
20 inst Leo Nina tcapt schTopee Tssnan last five for
NewYOrk Alfred Cabt Fcrl; 2gh inst GrO Peabody Caps
Iawrenre) jenny 18Th inst, Ayr Carl AUGUST capt Sic
Baltimore; Ranger (Capt -mthE 30th inst, Il Gregory
for New.YoTk.
Arr III INST Iandbo 25th inst Tempest, 27th inst Ia
ZelwOoG IRnazO. Maria capt i}eXmsnni Non1d kcOnO
shaw, Hope (capt Gibson KaistO, Maple LeaL Nor1e
gian, Olive Souiard OttereD, Vesa; 18th INST hrcio
apt HaIscnl. Iolivir Capt As-sretal Cat ftne Maria,
Douglass Castle. 81 Queen giuseppe dAbun1O. on Dun.
an. ocean Pearl Richard. skein. TrPnt"n, Victor capt
Magnescnl wine I'm Anton the later or Brachyhead 5Oh
inst, Constantia tCapt aKseu Kacrvoat Aord Lovfal
Tor Later shfO Ns0s n anu zee Fftt PIJh
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
THE POLICE PARADE.

Thirteen hundred and forty policemen marched
from the Battery to Union Square yesterday morn
ing and there passed III review before Mayor
Cooper and a number of city officials. 1he parade
takes place every year, bat thls time there were
fewer men IN line than usual, and they qua not
march as well as IN previous years. Both these
facts were due to the railroad strike. winch maue
Of the four hattahons which passed III review.
Nevertheless the appearance of tine men III Their
new Summer nat> was credltapie. re H4ouh'e4
the advance guard with band II music then fol-
lowed Superintendent Wailng on foot and four
the fonr inspectors. Dllks. rhorne, Murray and
Hyrnes The marching OF tie companies COM
mauded by Captains Petty, Aaiie and WashbuiHc
was specially commended.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
TRATELLERS TO EUROPE.

The Inman Line steamship City of Chester,
which sails for Liverpool to-day. the state Line steam
ship, State OF Georgia. which sails f0r Glasgow,
and the Hamburs-A American steamship Frisia GO
ing to Hamburg. have full passenger lists. In
cudcd in the first named the Rev. Dr. Gubert, Of
The Church Of the Holy Communion; the Rev. Thomas
g. Mcleod. OF the Clinton Avenue Congregational!
Church, Brooklyn; Captain VI. DOan, United States
Army General II. W. Slocum and family George Pea
body Russell and Richard VI. Tweed. Among the pas
scngers on the state OF Georgia VIII be the Rev. H. s.
Macarthur. pastor Of the Calvary Baptist Church, Of
this city the Rev D. F. MCPHERSON of Chicago and the
R.v William Waller, of Quincy, Ill. Following are the
full cabin lists:
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. i"'''DfH-, -

yas severely burned while pouring Kerosene WI VII
a irc died of her injuries late Tuesday evening
Dominick Nebohl. age forty of No. 400 first-st',
moi with horrible death yesterhay AFTERNOON; Ho
was employed IN the Jersey 0ltS M Iso,oi ,d snssev
ate While at work his clothing was cauRht ny u
wheel making nearly 200 rryolntloIS, MIMI % @ ,o
r.s unahie 10 cXtricate himself. Wheh tno n'-
chm ~ was stopped nIs II eeSs nyry fIio family
floor manged in a horrible manner Ills iiii''S
consists of a wife and two small chlldreh'
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKFN-Wlliam Horne. of No. 81 ParK-ave''
died suddenly Tuesday evening. lie hah ucrn ~ ~
fortunate business, and frequently ,h
kill himself. His wife believed thaI HIS "'"'A ~
caused by poison.
LONG ISLAND.
MILL NEcK.-Smlth Undcrhill died at NH NeeS iU,1
on tuesday He was n veteran OF the war OF lol%'
aud was ninety-onc years ola. -,
PEARs,II,s-Nlrs Hannah Bedcll. OF Pcar'all -
who tried to hasten a hre WIN Kerosene ~ w
Thursday last, and was terribly burned deu So'-
teriay from her injuries.
Observation-Disclosures prevails TO an alarming
extent nt WOoIsdc and Winfield Three children
have died from the disease WITHIN INC pas' WV
days, and others are very low
J,MAIcA-The liquor dealers of jamaica nave
formed n protective association ard subscriber
5000 to employ counsel to defend their IhtcioS's
against the Sunday Observance Association
NoRruvfGIr-PatrickF Farrell met with painful
accident a few DAYS ago while cartln0 haY ne was
lying on a load with threetimed FORK beSue nm
the handle pointing forward. Nhcn the WAGON en-
tered the barn the handle of the FORK strucA ofTr
the door driving one of the tines into Farrcl \
thigh pInning him down so hard as to stop tnc
horses. The wagon was immediately backed out;
The fork penetrated the 1esh the entlre lehg'h VI
the steel, about twelve inches.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST BRrGHToN.-George Burgess has been re-
1npOiutel POstmagtnr