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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
OEIe'S Sales

Thomas n. Osle sold tina following
real es ate on Saturday afternoon, b..
longing to the estate Of the late Rish.
ard Rowe:
Lot on east side OF Railroad avtnue,
between Fourteenth and F.flerlNSg,
SO feat, S2.75 per foot, 70 John Col.
lick, for 4l37 50.
A two.story brick house in Pine 49,
near Tsy to John DOughu!y, for
81, 800.
Lots IS feet inches front, Ct lith
and Claymont streets, to Ajax. Collins
Tor 81 per foot. The thr57 al lining
lots, about l25 feet, were sold 70 W.
McMensmin at $2,2j per foot.
A two-story brick house in the 'h
ward was sold TO John DougbtE!y toE
$500.
Two frame houses on l4th stree! BE-
tween ClAymont and Head streets,
were sold to YIN. McMensmin for 3jVV
piece.
a number Of lots were withdraw.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

City Clerk Frazer has received the
following statistics relative to the
health OF Richmond. Va, for the year
1850 Number OF births, / $50 mar
riages, 573 still born, Ill total mum
Der of deaths, l,750 ; died from con-
sumption, 33S died under five years
of age, 73S number of white people
who died, TAI colored, ,0O9 ;populs'
ton at middle OF the year by (census),
&c, 699 death rate per ! 900 Of the en-
tire population, 1892 rate per 1000
OF the white population, 1888 ; rate
per l 900 OF the oolored population,
37,64.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Candidates fer Mayor

Joseph L. Carpenter, IT,, late IN AZ
collector, who is to be succeeded Y
William Kyne, is the lates! DeuoCfa"
candidate for the nomination for NAY
or. The list, 80 far as it now s'sna''
is: C. Hill Brinton, Harry Sharply,
Joshua L. Simms, Isaac G. Pyle, AafuA
Farrell and Joseph l.. Csrpenter' j.
The candidates csnvassed Tor 'Ae ~
publican nomination are: Henry -
Pickles, John G. Baker, Seth fes'E,,
Lewis Zsbley, Cssssr A. Rodney, dew, y
c. Conrad, Francis Vincent, ''I n'.
Barr, William T. Robinson, John nav
aud Samuel A. Maealister.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

Mrs. Catharine Cook, wife of James
Cook, residing on Madison street be-
tween Second and Third streets, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning.
She h I'D been suffering with the asthma
and it is supposed that death resulted
from that disease. On Saturday even
ing in reply to remark about the i'm.
proved condition OF her health she said
she didn't feel we'll. The family frat
knew Of her death when her husband
after making a fire, called TO her &c
awake.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

Cores pondence Of the REPUBLICAN,.
NV CASTLE, Feb, 81,

CORES pondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
INV CASTLE, Feb. Fl.
Frank Comfy was greeted by rather
small audience on Saturday evening.
One death from smallpox in our city
last week. No new osses are reported
The Knights of Pythiss have pur'
chased the lot near the corner of Union
and Delaware streets, and not the Red
Men, as reported in the Gazette OF Fri
day.
Very few vessels are anchored in our
har6or.
There is yet large quantity Of
heavy floating ice in the river.
Rev. Geo r. Brstor and lady lePvs
New Orleans to-day for Baltimore.
Money scld III the New Castle loan
Saturday evening for 20 per cent. V.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
DyATH b.

COOK. Suddenly, In this city, on the Goth
inst, CathrsriRe, wife OF James COOK, IL
the 81 year OF her are.
Relatives and friends are respectfully ip'
yIted to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her husband Madison 81, on Tues
day morning, 2Id inst, at 10 o'clock. Servi
ces at ST PeteT5 church. lnterment at the
new Cath sdrSl Cemetery.
MARTtN.-On the 10Th inst, Fannie 7
daughter OF James Martin.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
rited to attend her funeral tro II the resi-.
Aepoe Of her parents, No. s0s West Eiehlt
street, on Wedne, day afternoon. at2 O'clock
Interment at Lower Brandywine Churcl
EamaterV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Mauktud's Favcr1te Pills.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga
coated move the bowels easy by scang di
rectly on the liver, restore the lost eRergie:
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver
the right or lett side or through the limbs
indigestion, costiveneSs, SICK stomach, weas
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliousRess, genera
weakness and otner bodily intirnitiss are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costtve. A splendid, easy, purgattvt
and liver cure, Is oant and 81 . box. Main
depot, Attn and King SITS. Philadelphia osG
Arch street Sold by dealers III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

L. w. Slidham & Son, auctiopesrs,
sold for Thomas A. Becker, executor Of
Henry A. Bieyer, deceased. on Satur-
day, the house No. 3l9 West Front
street, to Philip g Plunke!t, for $2350;
two lots ON West street above FRONT to
Lawrence Burns for $23 per foot. Lot
in Browntown for 50 per foot. They
also sold the personal property at fair
prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

Mr.. Parpell addressed Is, 600 people
at Clara, Kings County, to-day. He
was received by large crowds with
great enthusiasm at several railway
stations on the route. lie advised the
people, especially tenants, to remain
firm, and congratulated himself on
having, by obstruction In Parliament,
prevented the suspension of the Ha'
beas Corpus Act for seven weeks.
A Catholic priest presided At tAe
Clara meeting, said the Stars and
Stripes waved over him.
The Daily News says it understands
that the Cabinet considered the Land
bill for the FIRST time on Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Lecture.

Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster, BOW on lsct-
urinz tour in the Eastern States, has
lately been giving in Boston the legal
side OF the temperance question In
reply to CharceuGr Crosby. The
Journals of that city praise her lecture
in unequivooal terma.
She will address the people OF Will
mipgton on the same sobJect in St.
Paul's NJ. Z. church, on Tuesday eve
ming, March lst. Go by all means and
hear her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Crooked ess I'm o Poor Farm

The Supervisors Of Qusen's CoaO% y,
New York, have discovered tGs, ~ =.
years the county hes been swindIsa y
q systematic Justification OF the accvuuA I
Of the poor farm at Barnums l'' sis,
1t appears that there have been .a NV
records of the number of psupefS ~ L,
an average OF las being iepOr'ea,, Il
stead of 95, the actual numosi, Al.
that the ex-keeper has been eneSssDs h,
shipping county provisions away 'yo n
his own use, and making false f'p''"
TO cover the crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

1t is reported that the i0l 10 o;ts
buildings will be erected In .nl, - I'M n,
next summer. A large addition " "" |,
Jackson & Sharp Company's WoihGui IA
morocco mandatory by ssmusip ; nj
Clary on Monroe street between ,rf,1
and Sixth; a large morocco n nsson b,
tory on Fourth street near 'sosO S". M
Thomas K. Porter q row Of HOUSES 9lssos u
Pine street near Tenth BY y. f0 styssi
q row Of houses on Madison ssy /
above Tenth by Messrs' NufpD'
Ware. VI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Marie k0Ze,

For the first time in America, Nine
Marie Roze will sing the ballad Of her
own composition entitled Devotion
at the Opera House, next Thursday
evening. The sale Of reserved seats
for the Diamond Course grand concert
opens tomorrow (Tuesday) morning,
q. M, at Thomas & Co.'S. book store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

Henry W. Morrow will, by invita-.
ton of the Womsn's Christian Tenn
perance Union, give fine stereopticen
entertainment in the City Mission,
Second street near Washington this
evening. The temperance subject will
be the leading feature. Admission
free,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Team stolen.

Morris Rutter had his team stolen
from him on Saturday night at New
Castle. Mr.. Rutter bitched the horse
near the depot while attending to some
business, and when ready to drive
home found that some one had taker
his horse and buggy, from which he
b IS not since heard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

The opportunity to secure the bes.
seats for the Marie Rozs conoert;On Feb
ruary Gath, will be tomorrow morning,
{ tuesday,, February 22d, 6 a. m, a.
Thomas & Co.'S. book store. No person
will be entitled to more than 10 seats
at q drawing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

The rain Of this morning was socom.
panied by but little snow in this city.
Further to the North much snow fell
The cars Of the train from Coatasvills
on the Wilmington & Northern Rail.
road were covered with snow several
inches deep on their arrival in this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

The protracted services at AsbUry Ii,
Z. Church are being continued. Mrs.
Hall will be present this and to,mor.
row evenings. Rev. Mr.. Miller. OF
Grace, is expected to preash on Wed
nesday or Thursday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Lusa sod.

James Bradford has recently sold the
following lots: A lot on West strset
between Eighth and Ninth, 2S by 1872
feet, to Nathan Liebermsn for $500.
Also a lot ITO by 1l3 feet at Second and
Monroe streets,to 4. l. Dilworth for S25
per foot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

Persons DESTROYS of getting good
shade, ornamental, evergreen or fruit
trees, would do well 70 address William
r. Peters, agent for Randolph Peters,
drawer No. 10, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Temperance AnDt
veFR@rY

The forty-seventh anniversary Of the
CopRressionalTempersnce Society, was
celebrated last evening in Washington,
Senator Dawes presiding. Rev. DR.
Chickerine, the Secretary, presented
his annual statement, showing the
need and usefulness of the association,
Addresses were llade by Senator
Dawes and Representatives Price, OF
Iowa, Ballou, Of Rhode leland, Monroe
of Ohio and Ward Of Pennsylvania,
Among the resolutions adopted was one
requesting the President TO forbid tbs
sale OF liquors by storekeepers al army
posts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

A musical and literary entertainment
was given in the Sunday school hall Of
the Grace N. 4. church on Saturday
evening, The attendance was very
large. The following programme was
rendered
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
MAR KlA8ES.

b tATTEN-EOS E4rr's-
Uurs, Tn irsday, February 18th. 1881, by
the Rev. J. I JudC, Mr.. Samel b. BraV
ten OF Harrisburg, tovmerIy OF this city,
and Miss Msg2te M. HoStetler, OF YORK,
Ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

There are six cases Of small p0x now
in the hos pital-sll oolored people.
One patient-Emma Saunders-died ot
the diaease last Saturday, sie was 25
years old.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21

70 sootbe disturbed feelings brought
on by cold, and to cure coughs, Group
and hsarseness, take Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Prios rs cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
Handsome windows.

The show windows OF Duncan Bros.
hardware store. No. 2l4 Market street,
are attractively and Hastily arranged
with cutlery and edge tools, all Of
which they sell at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
HHALL- NGE! EXTRAORDINARY =
Read this, il may save your Life.

DR. ', r. STONE, late physician and
SURGEON Of the Uniled States ARMY, he IN.
centCr Of Apopsia, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world to produce case Of dyspepsia That
Apcpsla Will not cure ur. Stone and some
Of our most cmlncut physicians have tested
II on eases OF every form aud stSae, even OLD
chrenIc cases Vi thirty and forty years stand
Ing where every Brown medicine had failed,
and in every case the result has been q cure.
This gives me confidence in saying to the
pubic there is no case l cannot cure after
treating thousands u cases, some of which
had been given up to die. Readsr have you
dyspepsia ii so, get bottle OF Apepsia and
rejoice again il perfect health.
Prico per bottle, $500. For Hale whole
sale and retail by Z James Bet. sixth and
Market streets, and n. b, Dantork, second
aud MA let streets. Also by al retail drug
gists. Rcal Dr. 81 ne g rules OF act un cir
GUAR. Druggists have them. lau5'I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-21
WOLFE"
HINDOO CATARRH CURE

is Tree frem sIl POISONS,. perfectly harm
less and is q positive cure II used as tirecte :!
on the bottle. Try 1t. For sale by all drug
kists, Price SOC. per bottle.
DIR. p. W. WOLFE, Sole Prop'r,
3md12- 1910 Pine street. Ph t'ada'""te
, 1881-06-02
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
No Cause Posslbie Isxcopt Temporary
kuEuO3ff,

No Cause Possible Except Temporary
Ensunfty.
sanucl Holloway, a Travelling salesman In the
employ Of tho Wholesale clothing firm OF Work,
Wachsmuth & Co., Nus. Eli an1 2l3 Wabash uvu-
nuc, was found about o'clock yesterday morll-
Ing In room ut Charles Hoppu's boarulng
houao, No, s{1 E!ston avenue, Ia u condition that
suggested IN !ntent ~ oomlnlt suicide. IIo was
breathing hcavt1y and, though unconscious, was
gEuaulng as II in great pan. Tho proprietor Of
tho house Immediately Summoned Dr.. Moore,
vho gayo bis opinion to tho effect that tho
man was suffering from tho eiructs Of
poison. Though everything possible was
Holloway, ramnIucd :. comp!otely stupiael
TN O'clock iu the aftornoo,,, ind thoa pAssoi
weru found papora which had contained ,nor.
phlnc. Iloy wore empty. IN hss person were
found buslness earls aAa tapass sclltiiE % WGo arg
ono "to whom It Dlay concosa. Tho latter IN.
nounoud hls uAlno and said that bis body tnust
bsar .hS X M u sera sho otses
biz vito he seercttcd tlnt ho VA obliged "a take
the iata step which, hs s, sna %as m sn9 9ny
he had bceu unsuccessful "a biz vent.
uro. llo sIso sxp!S..eA @ th9 ut1ness !npsn regret
y Wo1 e ope Ss bs Thss
thlng vtraslao Ii. lfolioway's death. AS bad
sSs GE co. ySss aa hg g nR
est Recommendations % . @ man ct ablity. in.
dustry, aud lntexrity., upon this EYcoulmcnda-
c.. xho as.ixusd hl.a 10 nex roHto win IL:
Rased ou = salary, W! thuuRh hts success was
not gseat was satisfactory 10 hs o!npIuyeEs,
!afy wv hls xfo' az Eh9 w,hsss I,sys atu ss to
and only few days ago. sho huArd
frum lin at Pu1tDn. Ill. lilo WIS
Tuustlay morning on tho !llMos Central Hoad,
and got III tho ttaln nt Twenty. second atrcct,
for Gls saohel was left vt dri1H.stoto az tho
coruGr OF That street asil lldlauA avenue. Thou
no must have takvn tho horse;s%rs and gona
through tho city g tho nose M g., K!.top nseaav
as John .Ihotuas, sntd thAt ~ was tired
at oueo. Dsoeasud WV .',..a!,,! y man who was W.
iottor to as wlfe bcspcaks hss must fr,olluiy TO-
lauons with her, aud hts cmployess, ,upon whom
reporter called lust night vt ehelr Residence.
NJ. ny Cuntfo asnnue. o1pra.sod thetr adm!ra;
surprise Mt hls sash aet. The only possible son.
tloa OF tho deed which thug oon'tl otftr wne
Tho CoEoueF held ~ iu9.lsst ana found y yeF.
&lono in tho world, took chaFge Ut tho body.
, 1881-06-02

Boston Men Tn1ko the EIatter in Hand
and Yrup0so tu lKnye Ono.
8pfftdk utpatch ~ 1hs Chicago Tribune,

Boston Men Tn1ko the F1attor In Hand
and pruposo tu lxnge Ono.
Special Dtspaeh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
BosToN, Mass., juno IAN enthusiastic
meeting upon this subject OF q worlds faie In
Boston III 1856 was held III Hotel VcnAome
Ibis 1yenInR. Nearly 25o lending busIness-
nacn ware present. Estimates OF receipts n,ld
expenses were submitted, very favorable to
having the fnir in Boston. a committee OF
twcnty-elght was appointed to consider oil
the details, SO TINT q final yute cal. be taken
after they report, Thoy arc to examine
tho question aud report whom they arc
ready, nIld arp authorized to call q
meeting for TINT purpose. An attempt
was Mad0 10 pass q vote that the
meeting wns III favor 0f muir, but cautious und
influential mon opposed It rs premature. and 1t
was wlthdruwn. Following aro tho Co,nmlttee
Of Twenty-eight: i. M. rulsitcr, Alex9ndcr II.
Rico, G, 8. Norton, wiIlinu nl'ss. Fred l.. Atnos,
IIenry r. Kildcr GeorgU q. lschArGsot1, nariluy
CORY, Franklin lInyut,. Charles Whittnoy. L. Il.
a!nIre. Charies =. Choatu, Amos \. Lawrence,
W'lla1n +. Hunt "; u. IA1so!n. IL. ": Pen.
body. CAivln 4. lrhnrta, George a, Minor.
Cyrus Wakefield. J0hn ". Candior. William u.
Wootl, Epstace G Fttz, Summer L. Moaa, wsstqn 9 ?,
Jprtlnfl, and gen, A. 4. Murtfn.
, 1881-06-02

tho pnyrnont ant, destruction Of t.,oso o,,tsta,d-
Ink 1t The naritpst poss!l,!e moment.
Thtrft-Wt demand Il graduated Income tax,
whereby carita( shni bear tta lust shnro Of tho
5SAt.;TWo 1.xara, !no oct satst's,tng :"
rates I this Htnte frand prsH,ltGsl by the ruIl-
rou'i co,npnn,es through a,ltGp4t,!,cnn iegisa.
tIhoral @ Na.l"ni % "ptrspriatian. ~ fur tho ercnion
aila Improvement ut waterways, VIZ demand
laws protecslnx the p1nrla 20, hf inwa from, @ d!s-
haeSs. Or rnsascs. ntt ali nni,ai charges On tic
part of rnitrnata. until such time as TUG tenrln.
tnxes. md subsidies, ahn!l own md operntc, or
fully contro thoni.
t{t!-Wo demand revision af t,ir patent.
Of inventors md psDtttitn1 tho people from tlh'
sict,rssary ahn1yaf,ct..
fete by reu.utt of tho notl.fult!t,ciIt of c?tJf.
lua t,y rAlIrtad eotnpaflfes shut IN frcfaftntl
" ana snrefrtn, tas nc pl1c
Ser<atA--Wo demand absolutely democratic
heplt'atHfe u'aotnx .ai Representatives of. tho
t,'Uplu Upon mn cQliAl f0otifY and taking frnn
~ cotnEfittccs veto power upon Proposed leg
Eiyhtj.-wo .icnouucc ~ most DANGEROUS the
res!rieuhns uf tao right q ttMnra9o !n many
blu. and tlontand uquai political rights for all
tnvn ani wf,nrn.
Etst,,H!'elieyig 'hat ri 9esHons affecting
pin. VIZ fnvar tlo s.,bntssi0n af tho prUp',sed
oos,,.ona % noltpentM q n popular ~ t, ynte
shnll DO ot uniform slzu. color, aud snaterh mud
!ilat. eneh 1'nrty havlstR :, statc nrs4nlzat,on
nhh!l have one 'Dcmber nn tho EFoctton beard Of
k'itrtfah-ft tic furthvrance OF thoso onts so
hak tho chparatlOn Of all nun aud wOmun, With
ost roKard 10 previous party affiliations Or pre1-
u,lLcuB+
Tho platform "a reported ,wa. unanimously
hn mi ii af
, 1881-06-02

Bchr City Of Toledo, NAnfstac, stludrtes.
Hchr "a !e1on!h. Port Huron, light.
gchr J: A. Holmes. Grand lInvot1, light
Bchr Mercury. L,ltltnxton, light.
achr j. F. Wndc. TrAvera Iiny, light.
Achr ". II. Dunhan,, Iudln4inn, lJ9bt,
Hchs Norman. Menon,tnce. light.
sctr 4. y. ,!.'iekcy.. Msnieteo. light.
Hchr X @. Potera, ManIstto, light,
Sohr Clara, Monou,iree. Light.
Ecnr ketehtltn. Jacksonport, light.
Echt Connea.it. LndlnRton, light,
echr Iron State, Escannba, light.
Echr 9. pAster, buffalo. MalS bl1 corr.
Schr ]. 4 A: Btronhch. Mnskc8or, light.
schE J: II. Mead. Port Huron, 2a,600 Gtl corn.
Sohr Mars, LudtnRtpn. light.
Gchr Qtta~H, Grand Haven, light.
Scor Lrfnon Casey. buffalo, n0,mD bu corn.
schr !. y. Tnylor. Munt,.ee. light.
Scnr s =. y. WIbof. Cellar Mvar, aundries.
Eehr 4. !lra!'lcy, Jackaonport, ilsht.
sehf u. Il. Martin, Sturgeon Iay. llaht,
, 1881-06-02

6p$t4at OtpakeN 70 4Re INke0eO
MAnslALLTowN,1 Ia, juno 1.-Tho Iowa
Stato Grecnbaek Convention met In formal
session at Woodbury. Opara-llouse tA!s
morning. After considerable trouble tom
porary organization was cifected, with Daniel
Campbell, lato candidate for Governor Of
this StAte, rs Chairman, aud Alessrs. Davis;
Allison, aud Andres as Secretaries. Commit
tess oil Credentials, Permanent Organization,
Platform mud Resolutions, md Statu Lecture
Bureau were appblntod, aud withdrew tn tho
committee roo,ns+ 4 fGw tcn-mfnute speeches
w1ro made, and tho Convention adjourned to
lueet at / O'Clock.
Three hours Of the afternoon Sos
SION wero occupied by Col. Jesse
Harper, OF , Illinois, in bombastlo
and vulgar spoecll, at the close
OF which the Committee OIL Permanent Or
ganfzaton reported the following: W. II.
Calhoun, Chairnan; o. A. Garrison, Secre-
tary; Joe ingalls,, Assistant Secretary. The
report was unanimously adopted all tho
nominations confirmed. E. IL Glllet was
then elected to till tts vacancy oA the Na-
tlon Committee, and, upon motion. the roll Ut
districts wns called to nominate Stato
Central Committee, resulting: 4. Edgiugton,
Gabriel Clarion, q. Lower. l.. A. Wellen, III.
L. q. Leo. Those nominations were uuanl-
1nously ratified. and tha Committee on Rssolu-
tons rop1rted tho following.
Etrst-The right 70 nuke and iasue money IL
eoveEelxn constitutional powcr, 10 eg maln'
We demand tho abolition Of ull bat,ks of Issue
aud The substitution uf full legal tcndor green
basks a lIs4 q ,Dsr pSse. 4Sn t,,ra, =, III.
tIunA sieht ur tle isauu or Interest bearing npt.
tA14llS honda apon Any pEote1t. aud deMand
, 1881-06-02
AROUND TIT: LAKES.

fkOM hHD 7S HTEE1"
Cleveland Leu'kr: At various points on tho
lakes lrou ahryasds arc being Put In operation.
md before many years tho wt,oden vessel will
In looked upon as oxtromoiy unsafe. 1run aud
steel nrn substituting timber for tho reaaon
th9t t!Bl,er ls grpwink scaESS. rensy u timber
Of transporting 1t 70 the hikes would mako Il q
mast usfcns!ye Mrsiclo for vessel use. 1t 10 said
Koe sake Fun M a
lie. all thu large tIn,ber suitable for tho ton.
sir,ct,on r. 81 veq:sl was Fcared a. fro, l tat
srec, put nbandanee ana presoat encap.
e f'' he sy S s6 s wSa %
History 6' biz .ncr" @ been such IN eaormo,,s @ sc con.
:s Dst1k sss 's;s" ttsa sa
fetted III Michigan. Wisconsin, ant MtnnosotI..
Th9 SEEne H. csnF soa;o son w feasn fSsn
states Il s1.so0,Wo0W fcut. or .ntwclyo ycnra'
stock. M,chlRau ,lunlbor has gcen shtpped to
almost exhausted. Eontt,arn pino Is ulvanonx
supplies of sprslco arc light. 4 general adsancc
tn llnbe. Ii extremely pronat,!o u yiew q I'll
croasesl use OF iron and ateaI.
4 LiGfITsHlr NEEDED.
Escanaha Iron f',st: 3lusters Ut vessels trad
s Sse n Is sa ysxas M sn@s
lcot Is large one. larger thun TINT u{ nny other
port on tho ako excepting unly Chicago, and tn
lick islr,,d passawes hes tho suu,f Oh tic star.
boarl Nnd l}rlsk.!s rtet ,ou tho ,,ort hal,l with
oruxtniHto 1tic, MD IN tSayilrbt ;'au spar buoy
1u tho sh1sl once foun1, il s,,icicuts Tut il,
than or in dark nigbts tho l,,oy Is OF no yniuo.
Must cotttncrcu wilt until pwi1ors OF undcE-
writer's suilor boforc tho Lighthouse Board will
rs,r, ,,ur.r,,.T ..n,.a,v,
80 49, ~, ~ ' ~ -, ~.
Iofonlo ANoH. lHu oHRlnocr ~ G185Ee OF tAo
improvements Mt tho tttf,,E- Kiln Crossing re.
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