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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
dos, con obieto de tsrninar la guerra

dos, con obieto de tsrminar Ii guerr'
del Pacifico.
L5ndrea, A dc MARIO. EI hombrt
que dispar6 al general Mslik # es Al
semi idiota, que prohablamanta fu6 in
| guete de los nihilistns. Pareoia estal
IN srio 6brio cuando cometio el crimen
F Londres, 4 de MARIO. BEL genera
Melik # na sido emplazado por una CO
mission Eavolucionaria, para que aban-
done sus puesto de iefs de la comision
| ejecutiva antes de una semana. La
persona que intento asesinarle es un
joven, de presencia raqultica, con fac
clones Judas. Su traie es superior q
gu aspecto. En NADIA Sc parece q los
asesinos Solovieff y Mirsky tiene mas
aire de idiota que de anarqnista. Sc
llama Mlodetsky, y procede de Minock,
ciudad que esta hnas 430 millas al s. 0.
do San Patersbargo. Ha sido juzgado
= sentenciado hoy, sera ahorcado ma
nana Mantiene una actitud de desafio.
Dio Ell sus declaraciones que alguno
de sus companefos malaria al general
Meikof: que 81 el prime1o habia fra
casado, no fracasaria ell seguudo o ei
tercero. DJo que habia recibido 6rden
de cometer el crimen, y que 10 impal-
saban los principles y NO los motives
persnnalea Hace una semana fue pre-
so Mlodtsky por sospechoso, puesto
en- lioertad por f.lta de prueoas.
--Durante la fiesta del anlversario
hubo precauciones extraordinarias en-
San Petersburgo. La tropa que no
formo en- las GALES estuvo en- los Guar
tales sobra las armas. La ciudad esta-
5s guar lada por patrullas de cabailerla.
La fabrica del gas y el deposito de
aguas estaban rodeados de poiicla y on
todos los edificios p1blicos habia tropa.
Para proporciouar aigun descanso
al principe B smarck sera nombrado ie-
f. del gabinate prusiano ell conde Won
Stolberg Wernigerode, vice-presidente
de- consejo lie ministries.
L6ndres, 5 de marzo.-Hoy ha sido
ahorcado Mladetsky Vladetskv, ell que
quiso asesiuar al general Mehkof.
Conserve su serenidad hasta el 1lti-
mo momeato. Despues de eseuchar va
an ell patibulo su sentencia, saludo en-
todas direcciones, hablo al sacerdote y
beso Ia cruz.
El cuerpo quod6 colgado veinte mi
nutos. La poiicia prendi6 q todos los
que parecian estudiantes en- la muche-
dumbre, los presos fueron llevados
la frrtaleza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
Vice -conSuladO de Francia.
NAGUABO, P. R.

Promovida "a testa mentaria del 1nado Sr.
ID. Cesar Edu rdo 0chsenbein, cOndaeio que
fue de l. hacienda Oriente de este dstritO con.
suiar, y transferida la liquidaeioA hasta 6ltino
de Abril peticion de parte legtima, Sc hace
notoriO or parte de ia presente, para que 10.
dos 10 que sc cousi ieren con derecho per cuai-
quier c0ncepto ala eitada test amentaria, 8 ten
gan euentas pendlentes contra ella Sc presen-
antes jel termino C tado ran los compr0ban-
tes en- egte Nice-Consulado que conOee de ella.
Tamben Sc anuncia que cl dia primero de
Abrii r6xim a Ia una do la tarde SO rensata-
ran en- dieha hacienda en- pdbiica subasta sic
te cabalos de Ia propiedad del finade, entire
elos uno magnifi 0 de slila una buona parain
de coche, 50 hace iublico para Ia concurren.
cia de licitadores.
En- este consnlado 50 eneneatra de manifls
este Ia lista tasacion de dichos eahallos.
Naguabo . lie Mario de 1880.
El Vlce-CensuL --E. Simounet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
Pact;f;cac;on n 1r.n.T,;.s :. -.

Rectifcacion. DE Juana-D Dias % nos
dice 10 siguiente
"A indication de los sefores Alomar
y Colon tengo Ell gusto de hacer p1blico
qna, si bien fueron estos seiiores los que
zen oomision dirigian los obsequios qus
recibio Ia Compania de Voluntarioe en
Santa Isabel, contribuyeron sufragar
el gasto con ellos, los Sras. d. Ignacio
Diaz, Luis Ardura, Gaspar Palmer, Ger
man Astibia y doetores Gomez Her
nandez.
Santoral. IS ibado 20.-San Niceto.
OBJ. y Sta. Eufemia, vg. mr..
Domingo, de Ramos, 2I.-San BENZ
to, oh. y fund.-, pat. de Patillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
Nueya fonda "La SegOviana. "
SAN FRANCISCO as-PLAzA DIE ARM

Este antgao y acreditado establecimien.o
antes del OrIente hoy on union las dos bals
uaa miSma direction por su du no les
retormas nicadas lie adss cabo SO haila
d Ia altura de las meiores de esta Capital: &c
sirven teas d III clio Sc abonaI por me-
ses a precios mo icos para 10 cusl cuenta con
uno de- las mej9res cocineros de esta Capital
Y un sorvjco eSmerado
Tamben hay un surtidO de tabaeos lie
das cieses de los mej5res de esta lsla fabrica-
dos eD el mismo eslablecmento, clgarrillos
de la Habana.
Pauruo s. S0mohano. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19

Pasajeros llegados en- Ell San Juan DE
Ponce.-Franc SEQ Antonsant, Federico Ma
ller, Manuel Vicente, Angel Pei sez, Jose Ruiz
de PoTras, Maria Martinez Emilio Dominica
DE Mayaguez Emilia Bueno l nina, En-
carnacion De Roura, Rafael G8lvez, Esteban
Nadal, jose r mon Bobada Fermin Arnau
de Cordoba, Jose Msnleos, Jose P Magro, Ri.
ia R0dr guez, VaIentin Velez, Pedro NJ Fer.
nandeZ Felix Alfonso, Arturo Diaz, Cipriana
Lopez --.le Aguaa - Pedro Santisteban
Chavarri, Emiano Soler, joaquin Soler, Joa-
quin Gimenez, Pablo Acevedo, Jose 0lavarrfa
Felipe Otero.
En- ell ''Arno. M Warrington, NJ Jha-
brook, Arturo Campbell, B Forster, J. Akin
son, L. Prado. g. Pardo, Federico A. Coma
lez, Juan Relriguaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
Importantss noticias tslegraticas.
VIA NUEvA- YORK.

L6ndres 27 de febrero. .--Dicen de
San Petersburgo que han sido enterra-
dos con gran pompa los soldados muer-
tos consecuencia de La explosion On el
palacio de invierno. Asistieron 4 su
entierro mMchos generp les,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19

: Sn juan Puerto-Ri~o, l.0 de Ma 20 de 1890.
May II aD0. Goa es a fecha ceso en- los
neGoI}s d. T. industria que, por lai sols
cuen,a veago dedican ome desd,, hace amos
Ell 81 ,no de cera con la fabric LA PONTE-
FEDRE1A "A pa~@ form p rte de Ia nuevA
5oaiedad q SO estabece, segun ci cular la
vueit'.
AZ Z. ecjdo pOr ia confanzs con que Sc ha
3efv DO honra. m9, me suscgibo de Y. atento
s. S.
q b. S. NJ
GABRIEL OTFR0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
IA Nv - 1aD.

Dos li0retas lie Ia 'ja de ahorros Sc veDdeB
. tiyspasan p0rll nita de sn valor; en- es y
imp euta iui0rmarau. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
1881

Sc ha perdiIo el blete de dicho nGmero deI
proxino sortee de la Loteria. Sera gratifca.
ia la persona que 10 entregue en ell Cafetin do
la Marina antes de Ia Jugada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
agVIIIIIfg MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Mario l7.De Sauthonas, vap al ''Oiclep,
carga
De Id, vap ing nIrno " i'd
De Curacao, berg. esp. 'sVfrgea
del buen Canine" SAL
SALIDAS.
Marie l1--oara Haiti van sCiclop," carga.
Para Vega-btja, gol. esp. ''H0r-
tensia," provisiones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19
GABRIEL 0TER0.

S,o Juan Puarto-B co, Ia de Mario de I&a0.
Nay Sr nurStro
Ten2 no e ,l9tn de pOner en- su como timiea-
to que con esta fecha hemos formaao una So
clepad mercantii Ell comandita con la demo-
IN naciOn do
Alfonso, TREINTA & Co.,
sjendo sns Socios gest9yes ADMINISTRATORS d.
Asustln aionso y ID. jose Maria Treinta, v
C0.ann iit II" d. Gabriel Olerc. la cua So de-
! cara cGn especIaIh!ad a la .ndustriA do Ella.
bordclon DE cera ea a fabrlca de este ranlo
t,ta,ada La PONFEVEDRESA Gale de San
Francisco, numero q, sc ocupara de Ia H.
quiIaclon de las cnent S penden.es favor del
sJciO coma iditiriO.
Sirvase tomar not de nuestras frmas al :is,
y rogandotc dispense ig,uAl contanza Y protec-
clon que a Ia rAzOn aaterI.r, nos suscribiTaos
SuS atcntO> ;. >.
Q b. s. NJ.
IA AfnE-N Tntsr.ra n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-19

Las noticias recibidas de Austria han
carecido de interes: las de Italia no
han sido mas importantes, pues 81 ell
Parlamento ss abri6 nuevamente con
un discurso regio, cuyas frases habr&
trasmitido ell te!6grafo, las sesiones de
las Camaras han carecido de interes
politico.
La corte del Vaticano contin1a ira
bajsndo para conciliar los animos fin
lie dar paz y unidad q la Iglesia cato
lea.
La Ultima Enciclica del Papa ha sido
bien recibida por la mayoria de los
cristianos, que Ven surgir la question
del divorcio precisameDte cuando la So
ciedad necesita estrechar los vinculos
de familia y evitsr que el matrimonio
civil convierta on concubinato la socie-
dal conyugal.
En- las naciones de Europa, no men
cionadas en- esta correspondence, no
han ocurrido sucesos politicos dignos
de mepcion especial.
j. g. s.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

struction of property Of any kind, We
are quite sure that all good citizens
should be ready to condemn every
species of incendiarism. We are sure
we utter the sentiment of every honest
business ,nan, and every good citizen
when we say that the events of Satur-
day night are to be deplored; and, we
now again add that it is the duty of
those who are in authority, and those
who have influence to exert it to pre-
vent any recurrence of such acts in
the future. 1t is rumored abou. the
streets that al this same meeting one
of the colored preachers said that his
people, with arms in their hands, had
twice dehed the police of the city,
who had dispersed OF prevailed upon
the whites to disperse, and sought to
disperse the mob of negroes, that the
peace of the city might be S cure for
the rest Of the night.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

MORE MONEY REQUIRED. Jay A
Hubbell, Chairman, aud Ed, McPher-
son, Secretary OF the Republican Con.
gressional Committee are still begging
money by circulars sent to all the one
hundred thousand office holders. They
point to what was effected on the 18th
of October, and leyying one per cent.
on the salary plead earnestly for the
remittance of that much Ia order that
the woIthies who contribute il may
elect GARFIELD and have another four
years continuance in office. II is by
drawing money from the high salaries
Il at the elections are to be carried,
while the people are to be taxed to pay
back the sums contributed. One or
two of these circulars were handed to
US this morning
The circulars request the money TO
be sent to Geo. Frs. Dawson, ESQ.
treasurer, " ashiustOn, ID G" They
have envelopes inclosed with that adj
dress printed upon them
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
The TARIFF ISSUE

From the New Brunswick Tim y. Or.
70, Is6uJ
Fortunately Tor the manufacture.
and lhe material Interests ~ The coulty
generally, Democratic national ii u.-
# Representatives wss el-trI in l~t4.
put weIe not able To- enact le1-latia.
i'll thH winter ui ,l-t1
A soon IS the DrmJorat, urt-I .
po et III the House tbeJ reduced 4 Re-
puolc expenses between s39Uu0al
md S40,a00,b0 a yeaG against th,
votes and protest OF the Republican
senate and nlne-t"utls OF the Rcpu4-
LEANS OF ne House.
Tines began To improve, and tie
resumption - specie payments W.
rendered possible without any shock fu
'ue !. auces.
btmuc ATTIC success made II possible
tu p ace he pp9ue bonds a. four PEI
cent
FIVE ses-ions q e. uQ1ess have passea
since thr d mueia's came into pua er.
The public expenses ana the public debl
uaNr been steadily redu"td-Bu change
has been made in the tauf to tie
lelFlment 0f the manufacturing inter
ests; Oh the contrary, manufacturers ad-
nit that their bus.urs, Is more prosper
ous tlsu ever atd AN his under j mo
ciatic rule. Garfield IS member a.
lhe English "Cob3eu Club' Hea'ta,urd
10 ,lul a distinction II distinction 10
may he callri--on account - his Ge,
/ fade uttetaurcs.
The pr cipaI Republican papers q
'he United States favor free trade-lh,
N-w Notk Times, the New York Ert,
ing Fosf lho Chicago 1abuue, the ~D
Lpuls Dmoclat. ,he Cincinnati CON,
urrciat. efr.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
A Coiored Democrat Defends HIS
Rights

RoCHE5rFR \ Y oct. nj. =
Henry g Johnson. colored maa,
son Of Henry " Johnson a lawyer.
admitted TO the Bar here ID 1864.
and now Attorney General OF tie
Republic oi Liberia, has brought
suit for libel against the Democrt It
md Chronicle OF his clty. LAYING
damage at EIoUJp Ou Thur>dtv
ni2ht the ,th usl. Johnson nucI
I'd IN Democratic procession carr
ug a banner, for wuish service ic
vas % be pald A few DAYS ait l.
he Democr0t and Chronicle alluded
10 the atiuir, calling the man th +
und go on, ana asserting be was at
one time a convict in Auburn which
was false, AS Johnson is known as a
good and peaceful citizen, who has
never been arrested-much less been
sent TO prison.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

zrza1 MAN Ias mere OF less lnfid-
eaee and that influence should be ez-
ersed in the interest Of peace and
kindly sentiments. The political tam-
paign was started II the interest u
peace and good will on the part 0 Tie
Democrats, and so far as we oud
Sec the white young men forming tie
marching clubs Of the Repub cans
we're desirous of promoting peace and
honorable rivalry. There is yet hat
short time until the second Of NoVem-
Der, when the election will be over
yet It would be well to do all that can
be done to bring about the good feel
ing that existed when the camp pailn
began.
We are very much afIa.d that tie
language of the white Kepub ican
orators were promotiye Of the attack
Upon the Democratic clubs on Satu
day night. But We make no cha rg,s
aow. We prefer to have peace and
good feeling here at home While va
advocate it for the whole country ;
and insist that the election OF Han
cock will do more to restore har-
monY and confidence than any other
thing that can be done. We are
therefore opposed to every Apecifs oi
revenge or retaliation and 40 must
every good citizsn be. The hero Is tile
man who can best endure for the pub
lic.good, the wrong or supposed " oDg,
that may be suffered in carrying fo.-
ward the work incident to self-govem
ment. We must put aside paNslcn
and endure great deal il We would
keep ourselves and our people from
falling under the heel OF des poie
rulers. All history teaches this.
And the advocates of Imperialism all
point to the passions and the want Of
calmness and reason on the paIt #
the people while they argue against
our dearly bought and highiy-priZed
republican institutions Let eyely
Hancock man remember that be j. an
advocate of peace and harmony al
over the country and that tins IS one
of the great reasons why he IS 10 tie
election of Hancock. The bns ueh,
interests of the country demand peace
and harmony, that the union may b.
perfect and as las ing ar time.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

NHAI opened The purse strings Of the
fich Fields i Grant and q third term
immejiauy after The Mentor conlereuc ?
What Induced Don Cameron, who had
oeeu A. dumb as an oyster ever since
Garreld's nomination, t. raise large
sum Of money and carry II 10 ludi4i a
with his own hands2-N. y SUl
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Garfield 5 TaritT Justice 70 Rich
and Poor.

From the y. y. v .rld, Oct, l7tA. 1880
10 The Eiliur of THE WoHLps
SIR Nh Garfield IN hIssprech yestel-
lay sand -omrJnaG about equal apl
Just auj honest Laws. A. the '.'auii
question seems 10 be the leauiug onr
now send yon "a few itrms lhut may
give needed Information on the rates ut
tune- certain Articles are taxed nudor
these laws
PER ceid
Gold jewelry eor the rc11.......... p
Imitation ieweiry ,tor the pool}...,.. a.
Diamonds, cmerald-, etc. (tor he r,chl ~
Imitation diamonds ,emeralds ,rtc. (tor
tns poor, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . 40
Gold watch chains lfOr the rich )....., -
silk watch chains tfor the poor. .... g.
Cod watch key for the rieh)........ p
steeI watch Seys FOR he pobrJ...... A.
Meerschauin pipes for tie rich)
cent each dHd...... .,...s....... 10
Clay pipes ,for The poor J cent each
diu.....', ....s,........,...., ~
kosar'e- Tor reigious purp1Se,} ...... 50
Itofhhru-hrs,...... ....,................. 40
y airs .....',','s...,.... .......,.... 30
Toys .''''f Observation-Disclosures. 10
EduS Fttilts'.. s'.....''.,....... ...,..... %
R'~prcttuity, IMPORTER
New York, October 10
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

Tar EEPCBLtcAE HAHCoCK CluA 4
Nee YORK, OF winch Lrouari jerome IS
President -eems 10 pe hsellur than ey.r
aincs the Indiana election. 1t has issus j
an addfcss 10 rally the wHvoriug hues
and calling Tor ropular lubscdp of
dy- dollars each 10 euforce f'ir election
n New \ ork- Times
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
NOTICES.

1 OSr -On the 9Th ot Oct, red setter
IL slut. months d, with il white star
ou her forehead, and white on the tip of
het tail. The II dec viii b. libera ly re-
wardtd for returning her 10 22lA Mar Ret
street Ntuth ward ocl3 -
~ OliCE.- every democrat that wis lcs
IN to be natu allz "a Wtlt leave their
names at the store OF W III. Quinn. No
l. Market street, and briug their " such -
ers, he Com uittce VIII see that they get
their pers. BY order the DcmOcr. tie
Association. ". N. QUINN
Eep2O IT, tnairfuan.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
SHERIFR SALES.
CHERGFFS SALE.
= By virtue OF a writ OF Ais. Levarl
Faclas, TO me directed will be exposed 10
public Ate at the

CHERfFFS SALE.
= By virtue OF a writ OF Ais, Levarl
Faclas, TO me directed will be exposed 10
public safe at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s3l shipley street kept by IslAe q. .Py yle
ia the citS OF wilmington, Nov Castle
on Itl Iolav are. oL
SATuRDAi, Tho a0th bay Of oct, leS0
at l2o'eiock p. m,
II e following described Real Estate, viz:
All those twu certain lots or pieces of
land with The buildings thereon erected
situate Ia the city ut whining on, bound
ed a described "a toll " 10 vie:
NJ. ]. Beginning on the westerly side
OF ocust street Al the dist,tnce 81 seventy
siI leet from Lhe northerly side OF Eighth
street. thence Westerly parallel witu
Eighth street sevauty feet To c rner
stake aud line Of u lireu feet Wide alley,
thence nurtheriy a.,n3 sad alley line
iUurttcH lecL to ahOtt tr stake, thsnce
essieriy ana parallel with Ninlh htr ct
seventy feet To tho afnre sid side oi
Lut a.. stieet, and thence tnereby sru b
rfly Ioul le- "A feet to he piHcc oi besin
ning, b. the contents witb 10 said uunds
whhi Ihey may, ruRetlrr with the free
anl uninterrupted use of said thrre feet
WIDE alley, ana also the nee buu
u interrupted use Oi snOiher all
'l9hl ieel IA width leading In fIom Locust
street towards
No z. Beginning II a point on the east.
criF siie pi Locust street between Eighih
ahd Taylor streets at The distance of one
huudred aud forty two fccI from the
northcrly side Of hih street, thence caster
parallel wllhEighth street one huudrad
iesL To stake, thence Hprtuerly parallel
vILh Locust st'evt eighteen iett, two ana
a half inches To ~ corner, thence along Il
line of land formerly of David q
W lsun, westerly parunel ia Eisltn
street one hngldred feet to the Aforesaid
Slde of Locust street, and thence along
thu same sOuthcrly gh,,en fevt Two aud
a hair inches 10 The place of beginning
Do the coatehts thereof what they mAy.
SeEed and tHktn IA execution as he
properly ui John Milhken, survivius
mutt-a-or, aud Thomas Mcbride ind
lillaiu Sparks, ere tenants, and TO he
sol by JOHN PYLE, SheTin.
Sheff's ONCE, New Caste. oct. llth,
lhS ol3-eodts.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

WHAT THE PREAcHERs SAY II The
Methodist Preachers held their usual
weekly meeting yesterday. Late in
the afternoon the GAZETTE received
through the mail the following
WHEREAS, There can be no cause fsi
an attack upon a Methodist Epi seopa4
Church, or any other Christian chuIc eli,
and
WHEREAs, 1t has come to our k1owl-
lRo hat = violent as .ult vas made OF
EZlon N. 4. Church Of this city, on la
,turday night Therefore
Resolved, Tha' our judgment TIDE al
tack as u, lusliriaoie aud Should ht r.
buked by every good cluLen, and thai
the public good requires that such CON
duct should be discouraged by Divers
lawful measure.
DAVIS. f. e-tdc "a
A. STEEGLE, S-eretary
October 18th 1890.
1t is hardly possible that the prtach
ers believe that there Is a respectable
man in the city who approves of tho
ATTACK" upon the church. Certainly
the Democrsts do not approve Of at
tacks upon churches Of any kind or de.
nomination. The preachers a artim
might have seemed necessary to them
But the people of this city are quite
as much interested in the preservation
of property as they are, and, in Iook
ing back over the history Of the eoun-
try or of the world we do not lind then
the safest guides in this direction 1t al
times. The Democratic party i4 ia.
vorable to religious liberation, and ha.
been ever since its existence.
The resolutions of the preachers
meeting may have been passed Will
proper motives, aud may be beneficial
We hope they will, at all eyen.s. Ho
the glass in the colored church was
broken, or by whom, has not yet been
developed. The supposition is that
some of the eombatants took she eltel
under 1t, and that che damage sust ain.
cd was one Of the incidents of The
riot.
SuIely no ore approves of he de,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
WANTED
WANTED

The advertisers would give their sole
Age cy for their Old and new Ales and
New and stock Porter In Wilmington, to
good party. security required unless
thoroughly responsible Our products
are uniform In quality, and sales exceed
50 ,0OO barrels a year. Application 10 b.
IN ade pei sonally OF by etter 10
4. c. LYMAN 4 co.
Brewers and MalsteTs,
2lS to 582 WesL ID 81, New York city,
Octl3 l0t.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
COUNTY TIC ErT.

COUNTY EII hEF
FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LENCn-
FOR coRoNER-
JOSEPH TARNAIL.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
LANES PARKE POSILE1,
FOR RE7REsENTAT1TE
DIR. JAMES '. CRAWFORD,
Max HALL :. CHAN DLEh,
STEPHEN SPRINGbR,
LANES I .SHALLCkOSS.
TaEODORr. r. +. ARMSThoHG y
FRANKLIN COLLINS.
IENki Z. TURNER.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

41 H't 4f tue city Oh NJ lliitlHA on, New
e. size County, 4. laWare. pu
SATURDAY. The TIN day Of t'ct., is,0.
il' @n.cincit, y, lI.
yAe follow tue i,..cr. b,u red ~ ate. VIZ .
ing "A three siDI .irh hna-, thereon
ettc,cd situate m tne city 10 Whining
ton, in the rDuu'y Hf SOW Ca. le ANA
state OF Delaware. BOMBED aud d,,crib. I'd
H- follows, 10 Wit Beginning on tnt
ra-ltrly sidr of Madison Street I.ixc.u
sixth aud seventh streeis al lhr tl4jAut q
pf 50 feet nom tha soufAtriy Si4r u
.Sevrat4 street and fut mldd e. uf ti4.
brick Wa'l diN'tlug hl~ ON tue pJfu.l-
lbe property tU tlc nprin, tEeurc >nQt.-
ery ouE Stld sl.le nf Nj il-ou street FIFE
tee i'e, flNe lL,h hos iu 3. midul,. uf .Ir
brick d.Nl~ .pn NtuI Wtru this Hui q
9tIllAlu- huU-r on the 8 d. b, thence cas a.
q, - Is u parallel fp seventh street iurJul o.
tie mldd.c OF the said dINi sion wall bl
feet 90 the Wes ,rIA s.4e OF a thrse fsci
y idr alley leading iato ECvcLih el.eri
thence uDftNcrlN HOrg thF~sild. "a Icy si "a
,ud PARALLEL lu Madison street, ulicptt feet
1 lHsuDs 10 Atakt, tuuAce Wtelcriy aud
paTu.Itl 10 -cN tU h street i q ihrlu &
ils uu.4 e pI iHt said hr>t me, no. .-i
g.sl. col lD,t .u n- place % b,Ai.utLL. 4c
fht ..auttuIs JLt tuI N4ut lIuy may
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The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Night school.

The public night school WIZ open on
Monday, tire 18Th INST, al 30 p. m, IN
school house No. 9, Eighth and WoilHs-
toh streets. a. n. GIIMSH HAN.
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The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

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