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The President Said to Have
Given Macveagh Some
Sensible Orders.
star.Route Prosecutors Warned
Against Amy Ex Parte
"Foolishness."
Exposure Of the Intricate Relations
Between Star Routes and Rivers
aud Harbors.
The Same Thief Frequently Got The Swag
for The Greek anil tile "Star"
Navigation Thereof.
| Public Sentiment Being Manufactured to
Secure a Restoration Of The
| Appropriations.
Suit Of q Contractor Against
Brady for 1921 200 "3or-
/ rowcd Money"
French Sees No Reason Why he
Should Have Been Anxious to
| Report to Headquarters.
He Reported In Hurry to Proud ar.
| Stanford, and Tint Was ALL There
Was Of It.
He Is Highly Delighted with the Fact
that the Government Will Get
$350,000.
French Sees No Reason Why He
Should Have Been Anxious to
Report to Headquarters.
He Reported In Hurry to Proud ar.
Stanford, anl Tint Was ALL There
Was Of 1t.
He Is Highly Delighted with the Fact
that the Government Will Get
S350,000.

~. .s,,,~a+nr ey,,s, % n r. 1mnanG wTha Erenfnn
c',,1e =. i,ea ha.n ~ s",nr,d ,yoa ,,nrci,osed
CFtftc, 1t has oeeh reportea' "as purcnaseu
by its new owners for the purpose, among
other things, Of creating public opinion TINT
wouia be favorable to persons threatened
win malottlleat IoI conneGson s sn VIZ 1tSe
routes. In Its Issue tonight lt mas an a1tlcso
which, in n very OK cathedra manner. pre-
tends tn state the position of tue Aln,inistra-
49,, ,,s+,, ra,or., ~ M. n,anner NJ nrospc,,t-
.oH WIN t.ss.a ~ ta W. ns,,,aa oro ~.
lhG uae siar'tonpe cascs. w uau!1e a.s ~ ~.
ported, but tho article claims to be bnsed OIL
1.-THE highest authority" md :" tho
"hlghest authority" could not be less
t}nn n Cabinet officer. Tho drift OF
the article is that tho President has decided
that no persons s'in'! pe ptesehteu " ula
Grand Jury for Indictment until the; record
oa will haront doubt result in g conviction,
~ "ns net ,,ersnna on, nut II, ho :: =
aha tnat peIsuns ato nos ;" pa r.n .,.;
, 1881-06-21

GEonoE I. SESEY, Of Now York, gavo
So, o,00o to tic Wesleyan Female Seminary of
Macon, Na., Sunday. This makes S'U,000
rs that gentlcmni,'8 contribution tu the nstf-
tuition III question. lie gave sat, 600 for tho
building OF the Seminary.
, 1881-06-21
Ghe Gtih111te.

az pttsons aa,te 10 ,nareltns coptes Of TtE
CIIcA0o TRIBUNE dt Ne1ts Agtntft& and o., Fz1a-
tvav trains t1ierH Chicago ders sosd toM co's-
fer fdror Du rrportfnv TIE Jcts u ut Office, Ufo-
flp full particulars.
, 1881-06-21

TllE population Of ireland, according to
tho recent census, Is 5,150,al0. which Is Il dc-
crease since 1871 OF 2I51 2I51 638.
, 1881-06-21

FAIR wenther and stationary or higher
temperature fur this region today.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
THIRD EDITION.
Police News.

The first case called was that Of Mary
Thompson, who was charged by Mary
Mahoney with using threatening and
testified to the facts and Mary was or.
dered to furnish 500 to keep the peace
and pay the costs.
Marshall Pierce was heard on the
charge of stealing revolver, on the 23d
of July from Francis A. Cross. The
evidence being conclusive Fierce was
required to furnish bail in the sum of
500 for court.
Joseph Swain, colored, was charge
with drunkenness and disorderly con.
duct in the complainant's house. Joseph
endeavOred to defend himself, and in
his remarks admitted having threatened
to put the woman's eight out" twice.
He was fined g. and costs and to furnish
300 bail to keep the peace.
This morning Albert Loper, colored,
wan sentenced to pay fine of S. and
costs, for indecent conduct on Market
street last evening He also resisted
the officer when he made the arrest
Mr.. Pickels spoke ir behalf of the pris-
oner, which had the effect of inducing
the Mayor 80 make his fine very low,
otherwise it would have cost Alcert
about go, as His Honor is determined
to break up this resistanc' to his officers
when the! are in the discharge of their
duty.
Patrick Munda, Cor being drunk and
diSorderly, waI ordered to fork over 81
and costs.
Ami" Jnrtan, f'r being drunk, WAS
fined 80 cents and costs.
lhS closed the cases for his morning
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
orr AEALTII GUARDIANS.
After IN" Garbage Contractors
Rank vegetation Condemned.

The BOARD of Health met last even.
ing, with l'rcsldeut Bush in the chair.
FranE Forsyth, garbagr collector,
was before the Beard inr instructions.
ant Drs. Bush AMI Draper iuliy "X-
ptaiura - Eln his GutiGs, aud tod HIM
thgt they did not Cnus!1cr his force
sufficient at III" present tin", tnat h.
mrst increase i, which h. proru.s al -
do by Iut;ing IN Il; least t"o more
carts, - attention. Wa al~n c..lod 10
he fic' Ci many nt his employees te'uG
Insolrnt and abusive 10 ladies, and Ne
promised to attend to the lnt.nr
A nunhcr Of nuisanccs wcr" reported
abat"d. here were also the ,.Sua'
lumber OF nHiSanCes reported, wulca
the Boar ordered 10 lt ;tbatrd.
nr. Draper called the cattent!1u OF tn"
Board to IN" large number OF weciN
that are growing on vacant .ots, and in
some instances even III the streets, ami
stated EAat rs the season for malaria.
diseases was drawing near, he thoNTh'
some action should h" taken in the mat .
ter. The ryrcUtiyr officers were ordered
to iuStc,ici the owner, OF property to
have them removed.
The clerk reported with evident salts
faction the great decrease in the nun.
lmr Of smallpox cases, there being "uly
eight the pas: week, showing "A decrease
.of thirteen from The week previous.
Me-. Holland and MIR. Smith, the two
90 e men employed under the new
osdinance 10y the board to visit houses
where he small poX exists, and take
their orders for food, medicine, etc, and
h we Il, IN tiicd, reported that they
n;td "ttendel 10 a nuin.er OF cases YES
t'Iday. They were instructed by Me
Puard in r,:er-uc" to their duties.
7 h re being NO other buSurs, the Boar,
-aAiourncA.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Personal.

Rev. Dr. Stevenson, former pastor of
Grace M. l.. Church, was in the city to-
day and called at the REPUBLICAN, of.
flee. He came up from Rehoboth to at.
tend the funeral of a child of Mr.. j. b..
Finn and will return to Rahobo;h this
evening, DR.. Stevenson has charge
OF a church at Troy New York.
Ira n. Jefferis, son OF W. r. .Teffiris
of this city, IL spending few days al
the BranG wine Summit Camp meeting
after returning from Cape May. He is
the assistant passenger agent OF the
American Steamship Company Of Phil
adelphia.
The folio wing Newport folks have
gone to Ocean Grove: Wesley Flynn
and sister; Irwin Flynn and sister; Miss
Marcina Ly nam; Miss Emma l.. Booth,
and Mr.. Edward II. Booth.
Letter-carrier Frank Stout, who has
been sick for several weeks,is much bet
ter, and expects 10 be able to attend 10
Ills duties in a few days.
John O'Bryne last two trees during
the storm on Saturd,y last, they being
blown down by the wind
GeorreO. Shakespeare, Esq, asSi, ,tant
Secretary of Stale, visited Mi, city yes
terday
The different armGri.s of this tty
were visited by Captain George W.
Marshall of Milford.
Misses Hannah and Mable Iralell
have arrived home from u ilve week
say in Canada
Mrs. lirry Flllertou has just re.ulu-
e'i IRON stay in Columbus n. j.
W. II. Ainsworth and wife have gone
to Boston on an extended trip.
f. r Bradford, Esq has gotle TO the
white mountains.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Meyer's, wonderful Catarrh
Cnre is now dispensed BY all druggists, and
sdelivered carriage paid) by ID. b. Dew.
~ & lO., No. ~, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
iocal treatment, like snutis, douches, and In
ualatiens can possibly roach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis
covered by III. Wei lie Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
10 two minutes' time, thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional euro, the effects Of
which are similar to. and ~ unfailing a., vao-
oinsti A 'sTreAtise,n With full stste-
nerts by the cured, is mailed ftee. "Wei Do
Meyer Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
i's cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
H. L." One package cured me. Rev. y. H..
Taylor, l+0 Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
III restored nc to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis, Cobbieekill. N. Y" ''rhe remedy
is a marvel. rev. A. p. Freeze, Cairo, N. L"
III has been CT great value TO me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Masseua, N. y, Kew. Geo. E
Pratt, Sc. STEPHENS Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure tor Oatarrh for Sl.0Q.
ll2qL LIN
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
SECOND EDITION.
Two Men and One Wife.
esteruay'e New York Times.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. James
Smi.h, who is employed in n rt,taur-
ant on Commerce street Newark, \. D.,
b.Uu .nt q drunken and rassri man
named TLcnas Bryant, TO Police Head
Quarters in that city, and told the Off
Ger in charge that Bryant had been go
in. aboat .he city slandering his
(Sm th's) wife and he wante,! the
thing slapped Bryant, who said that
he was a matchmaker by trade claimed
that Smith had married his (Bryauts)
wife, aud was now living with her.
BRYAN. Insisted that he married the
woman about seven years ago, al Low
ell Mass. and had lived with her at
various PAGES in New England uuti,a
short time ago. The officer advised
Smith to bring his wife to the station,
and in a short time Mrs. Smith who Is
n prepossessing woman OF ~, appeared
and confronted Bryant. Mrs. smith
asserted that she had known Bryant
for about seven years having made hi,
acquaintarce ce in Lowell, Mass, where
b)th were employed. One evening
she and Bryant acted as wilnes ,es
at Il welding in Lowell and since
that time Bryant had persisted III
claiming her as his wife. He had fol.
lowed her fro Il place to place imroriu-
ming her for money, which she hal tire
Quently given him. About n week ago,
Mrs. Smith says Bryant came TO New
ark from Lowei. on spree; and ilnme.
diately began bothering her for more
money. she finally told her husbal d
who thereupon hunted up Bryant Al d
took him to the Police an'holi itie'-
Mrs. Smith added that she had never
married uuti three mouths ago when
she weld.d MIR. S Nth. The latter 'ir-
clared tia. part at least of Bryan =
story was false as he had been az.
quaintei " ith his wife for three years
and haG seen her every week dntirg
that time. after telling their s,"rit>
the whole nary left tn" Police Head
quarters wltcnpt having drtinitri, srt
ted Whether Bryant or smith was th"
WoMau's Eusb. nd.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
The Knlout. in Reading.

The Wilmington Uniformed Rank,
kui-, ht- oI Pythla>, left here for Read
lug thi, mornlns at Z O'Clock over the
Wilmington q Northern Railroad
The session of the knigh is stated to
this effect iu the following dispatch
from I:eading: Tie Stie Grand
Session of the order ot knights Of
Pythias convened i'll this city at 9
u'ciork, in Mnnnerctor Hall. Up t.
tins evening" about i"n hundred dele
g,.,'' LIi arrived from all s.c,ions of
the State, and ,hirty-Give Past Grand
Chanccllors had been ADMITTED. All
the Grand officers were ptesen. at iht
opening excepting representa-, ives t.
the Supreme Lodgy, John p. Linton, OF
and ". \. n. Lore, OF
JohnStuHn.
The hurs for holding the session
were fixed at ga. Nj. tul2 NJ, and > to
i p. NJ. The entire morning SESSION to-
day WAS taken up in acting on the r, -
port of the committee Oh law. TIe
Knights Of Pythlas have over thirty
thousand members in Pennsylvania,
and the order is reported 70 hc in II
ve.y tlour;shing condition.
AT least one thousand Knights from
ali over the State are expected 10 parIl-
cipata in the grand parade here TO
morrow aft srnoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
FOURTH EDITION.
AGAIsSrIHE DISrRIC IN.
The fircmen'a Convention "a Em.
phstlcaIIy oppose Mr.. Binksls
Ordl NMuec

The Firemen met again in conven tinn
last evening. to protest against the
ordinance pending in Council 10 dis.
trict the city. Delegates wer. present
from the Friendship, Washington
PhTnix, Delaware, Reliance and Water
| Witch companies. President Hanna
Of tho Was ingtor, occupied the chair
and stated the object of the m"ting
Minutes OF the last meeting of the
Convention, as READ by secretary
DuHy, were on motion approved.
a synopsis OF Mr.. Biake's ordinance
WAS Rad. Mr.. Hamilton, Of tie Della
ware stated that his company was will
Ing 10 sign the formal protest 10 toun-
ell, made AZ a previous meeting and
endorsed by :he respective chairmen OF
the Friendship, Washington, Phoenix,
Reliance and Water Witch CON pauies,
with the seas of III" companies named,
1t WAS stated that reBcnsl-anc"-
against the or'!inauce had been signed
10y 800 or coo cit;zrus.
, hief Engi gireer TAz"w.ll who was
present BY iuvitation, said thai more
good would hc done by individual
efforts with the Counrilmen than hun.
dyeds of petitions would do.
MIR. Wilson, of tn" Delaware, favored
the appointment Of Il Conmiiir. OF one
tr III each company Il cali on the dif-
frr-nt members OF Council to express
~" dissatisfaction Of the hreiuen wltl
the measure.
Different members Of the convention
stated lhat they were wori,ing with ,nt
tolincilnrn from their ward. aud eA-
pe"t,d THAT n majority wou.d lie obtain
ed to defeat an ubI"ctlUuahle ordinance.
Without taking ANY decisive action the
C" .NrGtion al juurucl to ,neet on NJ III
day c>,niug next.
hltcrl luc adj Junrnm-nt thiri Engineer
faZeHcll sdi ,uaI he had br"u ,cuurst
tl 10 intg,I the dliitrtlt computes
that the inventor ot ail "iertric ap.'ara.
''l> for the o!auiug OF the stable doors
ot tugiu" houses and lighting the gas
fixtures ;hersiu hIl ag,rcd TO place one
OF the appliances IN an'ngine h"Usc in
tn = city, aud to sdpp!y all the cIlapd.
rles with the invention prJvli'd they
weNld pay tn" expenses q. the Inventor,
who j. "A Baltiinorean, during n1s stay
in this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Discovery Of Il Lost " haIer.

SAN FRANCIs,o, Aug. lj-rhe Alaska
Commercial Cos steamer st. Pan, which
arrived here this morning, brings tho
following anyiccs from Alaska;
CAPTAIN Hooper, of the revenue cutter
Corwio, r-0"ivat intelligence of III"
discovery q some wrecked whllers h>
Indians or Ma. 30, and at once SEN
ont s,edge PARTY under Lieutenant
Herring to o?Iv" AT" the report The
Iart5 land q IN kJluchinun Island un
.!uue 3. and n tI1 their Way over the
ice WESTWARD TO til" mouth IF the
Wauseren i.ive-, about 100 miles
from Cape S-tdle, "h"re they fell il
with a party Of halves in who's posses.
sion were toGnd articles taken from h-
wreck. The Gorwim's party also sa"'
and talked u 81 uatlVei VINO nah board
I'd tan wreGa, and 'Xh!bi'e,. two piles
oi articles winch they sud they hai
taken from tle wreck. They ron>ist' d
principally OF carpenters tools, etc.
Th" following articles we're received
and hare beel brought to sn Fiauci>co
to he forwarded 10 the United States
Treasury y partMeHt: Dne haling ron
marked "B, H- '-po~-ihly the initials
OF the owner oi tuH lEiant-Nlth five
dos, supposed 80 mean Boat No, s; ont
pair Of si,ver-bo%ed spectaclcS aud ease:
one pair OF III srire glasses, and one
knife marked "N." on the handle.
fh.- natives said that the wrecked
v-Ss-! carried pair of reindeer hrrls
ou the end O: her i>9 boom. The Nisilant
is X own to have carried snch orna-
men,s, which leads to the conclusion
that she was wre> >ked. Her cabin was
ful of water, her nastS were gone, and
-four dead bodies were found in her, one
OF them in a berth, and the others on
the floor The natives said the bod es
loodei az if tLey hal been dead "many
moon>;" that the skin ot1hrir ia es was
wi'hered aLG drawn tight. From this
IT, scriptlon lis surlni. eu that th" YES
sci Was wlecKed rs tar back as 1879.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
THE OLD SWEipE'SCHl"'
An Important N >e'tug e" D
this EyeniHs. :,

A meeting th.t is OF l'hP .a,.ia
persons residing in tie eastern .na oa
of the city, will be tea III ,b;, sn, pysp.
Swtde's church at 4 O'clock '"' '. VT
Ing. There has ret en reEH" l.,ar
vic. he'd in tie church since lllr ',i ims
ture of Rev. MIR. Murphy, sei,, s.hs mem.
ago. and it is The intention o' Wv Nv see i
bers and friends Of the ch'r''i " whprt
some means cannot be devised, ,,ss s d
nv tbey can receive the sersss, sss,,la
a cier gvman, and resume tbel. ,,ts tS' pp
. rvices. They will also o,hirh i is d.
consid-, ation, the revenue VIVA" .hav tniut
rived from the comedy az 'no 'no,.tjou d
that thew should Re Q, i've o f,'h"rch
that for the support of the ri,h rL i
The members Of the church ~ at van.
understood that they are nG' i'itv, ~ bus
ance with the vostry Of Irlh'ty' hiy opp
th.v wish to have service in tne,, sha, th.
movement meets with the a affht HAT thsl
the vestry and 1t is propap.' and COOP
Will gave all tne assistance ID I the mat
Grafton In their power to""' tn attcndanos
ter. II is hoped that tho ."d that th.s,
this evening viii be large, a''a "itv, w. will
people in that section Oh tn1 nlace tho
70 to work with will anu y sontinuss
Old swede,s in a position ,,oo,,mepced 70
,he good work thai bLe ,ent anti gsner''
long before any of the preSe"'
tions we're born.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
West Wilmington Improve mrnfS

Mr.. George W. Bush has heel do
veloping property in the western part
of the city, and has built ten siA-room
frame dwelling houses,on Eighth stree,
near Lincoln. Some are with nansard
roots and some have the cottage rooi.
They have front porches, n d front,
side aud back yards, and are very III.
tractive in appearance, both inside and
out. He offers them for sale at the OK.
trenely low price of from 5000 TO $1,000.
j. T. Head " Go. are agents Tor the
property.
In the same vicinity Mr.. Maury OF
New York ha., contracted TO construct
II lot of six brick houses on the oid
Gllpn property Tor rental. If this
step meets with success, it will prota-
bly, result in building up the whole
square on which the new house. are
to stand
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
New Cars.

Jackson & Sharp yesterday sent two
handsome cars to their destination
Tuey 're tor the Midland North Caro-
lima II. K and are additional evidence
tuaS tho mechanics OF Wilmington
cannot hr exceiled IN the constructions
If car.. EaGh ear will seat iifty-twt
p rsons, aud the arms Of the seats bein
mckee piated, gives them a beautifu
ana rich appearance. Compared with
the cars, that were in use in that STAT,
previous to the war, they are palaces
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Not AlDAted,

The nuisance caused by filthy water
running from stables on Adams street
near Shallcross Avenue, which We re-
TERED to some two weeks ago, has not yet
been abated. Will Street comm ssion.
eg Lynch look afterit, AS the Executive
officers OF the Board of Health do not
appear to have time to att end to it?
There is also another Duisance on Jack
son street between Eleventh and Della
ware Aver We. Will the proper officers
look after it and have it abated.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
CRmp Chairs and Cider.

Captain A. J. Williams, at Or. nbanl;
on the Delaware Western Railroad, has
just completed a large two-etory Shop
and Las pat into it an engine and . lot Of
new machinery, and il engaging lar .els
in the manufacture Of ladders and CAM
chairs. He has also erected Il larger
cider mill and press than his Old ones
He can grind 100 bushels of apples il
an hour and can press Is bushel, at ont
pressing. His invitation to come and
get some cider is under consideration
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
COUncit's Special Meeting.

The City CounGilmcn got into big
hack las evening and went to the foot
OF Ch i>tiana Avenue to view the
ground which the National dying
Company proposes to improve. The
OTTER is to grade Fourth street on the
line extended, between the Delaware
rive" bank and tn, Brandywine, aud TO
grade an avenue, commencing at Chri@-
taua avenue, M5 feet below the inter
section OF q street, to the Christ ana, at
low water mark. Captain b. f. Cotton
explained HIS plans, and the members
OF Council viz wed the proposed thor
oughfares, but decided to take 10 action
in the matter till their next stated
meeting.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
A Seri8us Fail.

A few days since, a boy named VIM.
ScLwrhk, seven years of age, and resid-
lug on Front street above Chestnut
street, started oua fishing excursion
with number of other boys. On their
way they attempted 10 cross the vii.
mingt"n and Northern railroad bridge,
and bv some means Willie lost mis- bal
ance and tell. He landed on the racks
about ten feet below, breaking the
bones of his right leg above the ankle.
He was conveyed to his home, and a
physician was SUNK. oned.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
4 Woman Killed by Lightning

during the severe thunder storm
that vs,t'd Mount Holly, \. j., Oh
Saturday Afternoon last, ~ person wa,
killed by lightning. While the storm
was N progress Mr.. Thomas Fcuninore
a former, living near Lumhert1u, was
driving homeward from Molnt Holly
in company with his three ycar-s
about two mites out OF town th" car
rage wa struck by lightning, tse lady
and the Two horses were ki!Iri, while
Mr.. Fenuimore sttnned and severely
burned on the right side. The little
chilli, ho"evcr, escaped without injury.
Toe storm did sr at damage 10 trees
and crop.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Eyery Tuesday Er!day

DR. JAS. TODD. of PHILADELPHIA,
Who tor manv years ras been ninently suc-
"esEtui Ia the trt8,ment Of CHRONIC Is
EASES, has cpeae,i an office +;
so2 MARKn.T ST, WILMINGTON,
Where he can he consulted on lesiay and
Friday Of each week between the hours of .
a. IN. and p. n. Persons suffering from Dys-
pcIa,a Indigestion. Loss Of appetite, Consti-
patton. Nervous Weakness, General Debility,
la.A.rh, Neuralgia. Desiness, Roaring
sounds in the Head, Bronchitis, Asthma Ws-
ea'es Of the Throat, Lungs, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, fOut,
rheumatism, Brigbt's Disease, Scintaca.
Lunbagn. Chronic iiiarrhpl and Dygentery,
Hemor,hoids " Piles, Functional Diseases uf
the Heart. certain stages VI Narasmus and
Lung CONSUMPTION. ScrOful., Pimples on the
Face. diseases Of the Blood ant Skin, Scald
Head, &C, &C, II hnd 1t grently to their
advantage tU call. as they viii be told with
certainty what ails the -, and when q cure is
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
rec. Je7-om
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Shiloh ExeursfOn.

The Shiloh Baptist Church and Sun
day School, Rev. B. T. Moore, pastor,
will give an excursion to Chester
Heights tomorrow, the 18th inst, leav,
ing the depot at o'clock, 3. m, and
also at 1918 p. Ill. The excursion will
leave Chester Heights on its return al
6 30 p. III. The adults tickets are only
81 ceu,s and chIliren's tickets 25 cents.
This affords a good opportunity for a
visit to this celebrated resort.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
W ARLINGTON, August II, 1881
IeyiG. Clark,n Death.

Levi q. Ola k. one OF the best known
and most-resrected citizens of New Gas
tie county, died suddenly Of heart dis
ease on Tuesday at his home near st
Georges. MIR. Clark was in his G4th
year, and was n prominent man. He
was IA large land owner and was quite
well to do. His family consists of a
wife and two daughters, one of whom
is married and now lives in the West.
Mr.. Clara was always a prominent Re.
publican and last year was "a delegat,
to The Chicago National Convention.
His funeral will take place en- Friday
next, at 10 o'clock. The internent will
AXE plar" in the Wilmington and
Biandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Nanhiuu's EayOrite Pitts.

DIR. Simns' Vegetable Live. Pills (suxar
ooatel) move the bowels easy by acting dI.
recty on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver
the right or left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costivencsG, sick storosca, weak
back, dizziness, tad feelings through the
body, ach!ng lining, hillcusness, general
weavness and other bodily tnf-m,ties are
cured. They PoFit've!y operate withou.
gripping, r.ck:n.ng. weakening or leaving the
bowels cost'e A. splendid, oasy puryative
and liver cure 25 ce".a and q q box Main
depot, Fourth and King streets. Ph.ladel.
pb!s, 6o2 Arch street Sold by dealers.