davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-02
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDY
A Celebrated BEAUTY.
The Famous Nine. Ninon DeL'Enclos,
llow Sho Obtained aud Preserved lilo Wonderful
ceaEness am DeauIy Of Her Complexion
Until lilo 9jth lear Of Ilcr Lilo.
Fnforntntlnn Tint VIII IscnlEer Transparent
8. -. tue JAln CT ny l.tidy.

lAS NAlH 0A ANY AsnuYs
The lasations. nnd fa,n@as hrnnty N!non l,e
aortai eioNrses; md Iriliaicy Fl. Nnr c9n!peaion
thtJuH3uHt hIr 1tfn. A. tlIG Hf II tnr skin
soft UInua. hIIA frexh tint of irl oi IT, WIsn
i1"s osly sl',, vsriany rt,,ipl filt snit t%y liz
itIlt rHll1l!G ErGr,t 10 tho fnnluln nnKl ltAh:s
u thlt.% hu In turn urehgtetl It tn Celottsnt..
physician M lHItfitsDrg VIM us through Its 9atnh.
llsn,t nust huceessful racslco III thu trca,A,unt OF
,rhut te Uuhllp generally mny hnys mn opportunity
Ut GnInyna tl!u GtlGitA Ut This AnryCtali% Isrcp+
tsItt Ian, LII! sHGtur ls. ut Tho HnrtDat solicitation
Of Ills many frloA md PATIENTS plnceh tho fUrt,1nln
with 'llIr srl1 71.nn MN pnnS. win arh prepared
Il, meet tho teulund of ttl1 thousands Ut nAq0r npr.
cits. j. II we kHuwn faet tint upon thu purity ut
thu b!n0A nnnn dGpHiA the G1gAr uMd lrnllalMs0uk
h0n,lty II Tho nAil III Tint eniislAts Tho socrot
This WonlSrtuI trltEHr an 11fupasnd md Aoll
BY ths HEi.i. iiiES Citails.AEY, II rtiled
1b'Elint NlnnI nnh Xix in 5eefncity.
I.ntes VIM hHyn rnnrd bnth health nflI complex.
Gs ~ urs*ls WIN have Grnptlons u1 tiln fncn Or
kcny Nxn, ll.nckAat W9r!l~. attth, Itch. Ecze1ua,
Ealt !tau.n AiHlarla. nnu lttlunnnlsn. ahund wtA-
I'LL Il iREI.J. MANN COMPANY,
Hf3 ssrnnhWny, New f1r1.
prlce, 8T ser rsnGlIEtIe, ar nix 1hr+ A5.
Sent III Mnls Asl l1tttr farm. 1'lstHEg l.ntt
Y.,tiy Agent. ttnn1Hl fsSerysstterc.
For Hnu lIy nit druggists. IT Tit this Uut.
, 1881-04-02
Not lealuunof1s-'Ello IEu!ls~ House OF
tsussl0 Nel0nEa To The 0idUNbtlrE


1:[fhN1IIf, - II. =
Although the lata Atlt! tho prcEeut Exar4 ara
spoksn ol KeneFulIy us betonKilx tU tho Nusuan-
oil dynassy. such y nut, strictly speaking. tho
aau % 1t tho jnsoss tranchos Of .hs ts,enH,tsg or
HnIs.e!u faulty. liz wus. slrlutly speRklnx. ,t,
1nnru u Itansanou thin Queen Ytrsnran ~ 4
With tho Ezar potor H. tn lis1. Thu feului.s hts
calne xtuct will tho Empress Elizabeth iu l1B1,
, 1881-04-02
LOVE.
soME FACTS ABOUT THE DISEASE,

IL love "tlmt makes tho world Ko round"
finds confirmation IN tho Inspired assertion
tllnt tho 0n,npntpNt CrcntUr II Love.
All tho "crcrtls," fiery with tlat,,nntion,
find THUR annihilRtion in tho un,nistnkabtu
words, "1.oyo Is tho fulillment Of the law"
Tho world is full of seltsllness, which IL
tho psogenItor Of MI sin: marriage IL made
IL filing Of convenience and prolit, the result |
of whlcl, Must frequently bc c!largcd III tho
ledger rs lost, ynt eai,'lnt ec!,o tho words OF
cynical. seltiSl, 1'yson wllrn ho said III Ills
4 ptnph to IFS dag Dnatswntn:,
Thy love I. lust> thy friendship nt cheat;
THY slnIles hypocrlsy, thy words deceit.
Few llenrts nre 50 hard md selfish TINT they
10 mt lows snllla que.
Tho beautiful loves OF tho poets NIL find |
their counterpnrti III Tic facts, wiiicli turn liz.
W!;if 3! of II, tl'' far ao'sies aro oveicst 1t is
Wien wo SEQ tito ,ray-halrcsl father lcas,-
III. uil. tho arm ut hts prollu and manly sol!
Wy tako Oif nur hut tu larel,ta! lnvp nilt!
tlliat love. When We SEQ tho serene null
happy wonal. will tho clustering, gra,l!!-
children aron,n! her, or y",nEer stiil: With
her uwtl iittls ones II, her nrMs lLE ut nlitl
tlny; wG bend thu knco beforu the love Ut
iIlntllerloD,l.
sls' 13s Of twi" roses In Jane' '"n'so th' l'e"Ft
Aid tlso abiding lore Of lreart which h!utls
together III u strung frlent!s,tp thnso who
many MI oasis III tho great desert Of life.
nltt tile 1tlnst 1tn'll'1N1: heIcst hh!i ~ t.io
inhnit, free from tue tlross Of pass!un
and spfritual'zcd,.~ts tho love that nlsskcs
to- eMe!t Gthgr "Une iipsll anlt ollc snlrit.'
/" Ihofa ~ re ntner lovo Wnlch Will eh""Fo
So fa!ieh mil lltnf SO n'neii' ,.,. ,,u.
Da'ty nus distinguished " Will pehea'c-
Fiction and poetry have exhausted their
nrt III describing 1t, anil yct tho hnif l'as
MEYER , 1ff }i'nitjf t9 :o,urca,t to Ills own 1oyo
n his es WIKI ~ Y! lie s brIlout
AUTHORS lave been thclr apostroples to wet
agi nit,. .er: nos er,rcd ,,o ,,ro,t no,rt of ,ha
when lo pictured tho loye which ineal,s mar
riage. pn, never W wld!y rs wen ; ls araSs arS:,
.!, m sH Hi. 1ts ,s,a ~ ey; @ & "so s n,'s,nr.s
tiasa " ~ MI hersnif Ia hl nil ihe Ioyr wh!c|,
With % l,ls cr,.l crl bluws Ware striking ont Ier
MM''o T,vn "'a e'"e' o'o"' "o'o '''A"''s WV ''s-
'riint Shnksuoare he]leyed fn woman will,
Intellect rs keen, Will, spirIt to command rs
nerve couul to Ul,y emergency rs wis tic
,nss,.ssin,, af " a,,v ,nMscrfima hero. il eyi-
!lence by all his WfltltiEs: nut that ie e.
fxaitsH s a,s9 syen :rn roTtMs m koe - ,e T.
s wonaniincss. whlcll speaks out whcn Sic
sAys 10 l'assahlo' ,., ... ao.,
Hoi @ SEQ nlo. i'.Ea nasssanio. WherG % stano'
woniI @ !,ot i, u aMtltiqas 4 u wis!,: ,,,
~ wsn tassest, !lIG. % nut.t IT, " ~ at' ~ fnu'
~ thousand tiInoa MORO fatr; ton thousand limos
| m, Mnse rlGn: .,..,, n,,u.
, 1881-04-02

4AFs A+A&'1sN AED ApE3kt
Draw closely tho shutters, put ooAl 0n tho grato;
Hut harkl did hear taHts tho click OF tho cato
And Footsteps 4pproachlnY2 Now turn on the
light.
Aud ase that no guest fluids admission Tonight.
Thero IL one hayc looked for. hut tong be has
StAy1l.
TIL hopcl thAt his coming might still be le.
layel; ~
lut to-night my heart whispers that now ho Is
noar,
That his step on tho threshold shortly shall
baaF;
30 draw tho D,iuda closely, tho doorway guard
woll,
Nor fall tho first sound OF bis coming to tell.
Now Sit herH beside me, and toll 1na OF Hun
Who once dfel for sinners. The light burns 10
dun
Tint scarcely eau soc; have you lett nc alouef
TAen tny your wnrin huyers utlee moro Oh my
owl.
You think lIo Is coming, Ia pyeu HOW near7
IbeM knuel W tuy bc1side, ind pour ln my car
, 1881-04-02

4 FFWytf INf tIt0 I{Y1HR. q 111U II BU 8wtTt' ~
feat.
YOU any | must Eook not before, hut Rb0ye--
Must trust III your Gui-tlo Ut marcy md tpye7
Irny. pray. 1fo IA culnnH. klne It's rtI!! hrcath;
lint gt,ie !s my t"rrpr. uI.1 pleasant t death
Fur thultE lfp Ia ehr ms, It rlt,Ha ut my Hit!H.
1!ulweuil tls stands lIu who WIS uHun rriIuf!,a
JAcuUlTA,
, 1881-04-02

IS THIS ALL"
In n llttlo low cot by tl.a sutl,
Coso nestIng under tho Ion
Of tho grand old hills on tho Highland shose,
Wnero the broakers toss, and f.Mt,s, and ruar,
snt II mulElor nlnno with her ehtl,l.
The lurp bt.rnol low. and lser ilngurs t!ow,
As alo .larncd tho stockings through aud
through;
AND sha h,tu,ucd to herself ample tuno
sho hal lcarrcd III tho days OF her maiden
bloom.
Sitting alona III the catsaro thnro,
Knukine n cr,,t!Ee with Charge so fair.
building futiira su gruIlu for her boy,
With iluycr u sturul tur n rocky shore;
And tho tnoul,beallls sprung through tho Wtu-
And pinyul Will her boy agu!n as,l agaIn;
.Ani tho cricket chlrlod h!s cllotrtul tuno
The nlpthor's thoughts werc fnr AWAY
whers tao morning Ut childboo'a bud grown into
Wneru hsr buy was IL man, with nan's noS!o
right
10 cups for himself, With the, world to fight.
And Tho taoaths tnto years-how quickly they
And tho bano to IL ,na,,'. full stuturo CROWN
Ills nlOthcrH son; her 0Wilt hpr uWEl
Tho wrIn,los were gathering rt,nnd her brow;
And tho yonrs How nn liz tilolr eeasploss round.
With tscsnr u tyr nor sl,l1!s s''ul.
And thu At!Ytl huAth WIS h0yurlliH low
uyut II cot with u n,oAsnxe nf VIII
4 nutter away from. ltr snn IL tenr.
10 loayo but tho brokep Aoart-strlaga thero.
Away ocr tho hills tho moan went down;
Awny OF cternty'snwfui rsund:
Away ln tho future whera uul knows hest.
IAwAf wherD thu WclFy unes kiltl tholr rust,
l'llu nnacl Heath IN hts pln!uns bore
THO AhEgt MAtllcr tn u, tho shore
Wherg lhe fusur0'a tho pgasont.'-th0 past ta
ftIfNNt
, 1881-04-02

Fl1a of your corhs with tho Japanese Corns
File" 1t will surely cure An oatl pun IL cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

i The time was too precious, too seri-
Gus for cheer. They buckled down
to The heavy task in Stance, and fought
with feeling like dispair. The enemy
were falling back in front, while officers
were seen among their breaking lines
striving to maintain their ground. Pick
ett's men were within few feet Of the
stone wall when the artillery delivered
their last fire from guns shotted 10 the
muzzle. A blaze fifty feet long went
through the charging, sufging host with
a gaping rent, to theiresr, but the sur
yivors mounted the wall, then over and
onward, rushed up the hill close after
the gunners, who waved their Hammers
in the face oil Pickett's men and sent up
cheer affcrcheer. as they felt admiration
lorthe gallant charge. On swept the
cnIufnu over ground covered with dead
and dying men, where The earth seemed
TO be on FIRE, the smoke dense and suffo.
eating, the sun shut out, flames BLAZING
OIL every side, friend could hardly be
distinguished from foe, but the devils
ipn, in the shape OF an inverted v, with
the point hattened, pushed forward,
falling and melting away, ill half way
uIi The hill they We're met by power
lul body o. fresh troops charging down
upon them, and this remnant OF about
a thousand men was hurled back out
into the clover field. Brave Armistead
was down among the enemy's guns,
MORALLY wounded but was last seen
leaning upon one elbow, slashing at the
gunners 10 prevent them from firing at
his retreaiing men. Out in front of the
hreatw0rks the men showed a DISPOSE
ton TO reform for another charge, and
al "fficer looking at the lrowning
heights, with blood trickling down the
side Of his face, inquired Of another,
"What hall we dor" The answer was,
eff VIZ get re-enlurcements soon we
can take that blu yet" But no re-en-
forcements csme, none were in sight,
and about thousand men fed TO the
rear over dead and wounded, niaugled,
groanIng, diving men, scattered thick
far, aud wide, while shot and she'll tore
up the earth and minnie-baIs few
around them for more than a thousand
yards.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

neighborhood and will lake charge OF
him and send him home"
II pauned EN- for half Of this here b
answered Denly, reluctantly handing
back the FIVE.
"Then | must procure others. You
will keep him until Ireiurn. will be
back in short time" and Dayton lef.
the boat, and gong into cheap cloth.
ing store on the wharf near BY, procur-
ed a coat Of very common material,
guessing at the 1T. Carrying the bun
die himself. he. went out 10 a shoe store
q little farther on and bought pair OF
cowhide boots. regardless OF size, and
Hurried back 10 the vessel, where he
found DeIiIy treating the sleeping form
81 Morley to a perfect showerof shakes
and,tstalnpn 10 wake HIM. She finally
succeeded, and Block dressed bims ~
the coat and boots, the former, short
sack OF coarse grey woolsey, two sizes
too large, hung about bis slight figure
in slouchy disorder, the sleeves dang
ling over his shapely hands, while the
No. Ss, INTO which bis small feet were
thrust, added the shutting movement 10
the ungainly appearance conmon 10 the
vagrant. In This coarse garb, with hat
shabby from III usage, and linen soiled
from several days wear, and bali stu.
pided with The bad liquor hal bad been
supplied hun, be was led of by Day
ton.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

o. The good old lady kept a private
bottle from which she refreshed herself
from time to thine, as she ieli the need,
though none ofthe family knew IT.. One
evening her daughter, in rpmmaging
through the pantry for doughouts for
her beau, spied the bottle and had the
curiosity to draw the cork and apply
her nose to the aperture, OF which mo-
ment the old lady hove in sight and an
erily demanded: "Well, are you any
wiser than you were5 What do you
suppose il is y II don't know what it
is, mamma" answered the shrinking
maiden, "but it smells just like Char
lies moustache."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

No USE FOR TRowsERs.-On The
morning Of the meteoric showerin 1888,
old Peyton Roberts who intended ma
king an early start 10 his work got up
in the midst OF the display. On going
TO his door, he saw with amazement the
sky lighted up with the falling meteors,
and he concluded al once The day Of
judgment had come. He stood for
moment gazing in speechleSs terror at
the scene, and then, with a veil OF hor-
&C. ~:""ag ont qi. The door into The Yard,
rigbt INTO The midst OF the falling stars.
and here, in his efforts to dodge them.
he commenced a series of ground
done honor I" hllgGribpt would have
wife, being awakened in the meantime,
and seeing old Peyton jumping and
skipping about the yard, called out TO
him 10 know what in the name Of
common sense he was dom out thar
dancln' around without bis clothes on. !"
But Peyion heard not; the judgment
and the long black account he would
have to settle. made him needless Of all
terrestrial things and his wife, at las:
becoming alarmed at his strange beha-
vior, sprang out OF bed, and running 10
the door, shrieked out al the top OF her
lungs:
"Peyton, say peYton what do you
mean jumpin about thar Come in
and put your lrowsers on y
Old Peyton, whose fears had nearly
overpowered him, family answered, as
he tell sprawling on the ground
"Trowsers, Peggy What's the use
Of trowsers when the worlds a6re ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16
EEzEA Galyeslon schooI teacher asked

~ A Galveston school teacher asked
a new boy: "If carpenter wants TO
cover roof fifteen feet wide by thirty
broad with shingles five feet broad
by twelve loag, how many shingles
will he need" The boy took up
his hal and slid for the door. "Where
are you going |" asked the teacher
ITO find a carpenter. He ought to know
that better than any OF we iellers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

Dc. II would be very awkward just
now If the Indians were to make an al
tack on the frontier. Pretty near all
the United States army Is in New York
attending the Whitaker trial.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

o. A Paris letter says "At the re-
cent Mackay ball the toilet Of the hos
tess was a poem" Sol Kind of all
airy costume for a ball, too; but then
we are glad TO know il was poem.
Just think Suppose IL had only been
two-line paragraph! Oh dear, oh,
dear Burlington Hawkeye.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16

WTgHA Boston Sunday-school boy,
when asked to stand up and say his
verse, did IL thus: "Be not overcome
Of evil, but come NiI over evil with
good"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16
J. NED EVANS,
House P9 i1l1 eIs

CnAlNf Arcs
Nd AZlAC.
cCerences Lee ta, de Wm i. a Ell
loa,, parsoi lose oueh, II .FA'ohs.
y, ofnT lding din eid e@
~ 10 on ang Ike #ednel
o aa re hp any oiein o. ca
BOND .iyen desired
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-16
3. WEIGH OWENS,

.orrerl rain aud Tobacco salesman n the
f G. ". Owens q Co, is now Tobacco
saIcsIrs i il. he above firm.
All ~, 88l-tf.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Presiden nt Arthur ~ the White
hsuSo.

!, Isl now settled that til. President
viii soon lakr formal possession ot the
White ious+,. He paid MA first visit to
The Executive Mlunlou on Tuesday,
Thoroughly inspecting tho place. Ni-
coming Wa quite uao1re"ted by those
n 0rargo aud most Ut the attaches
were a'sont. A good mauy improve
mauts bavt been nAlle vi minor
tharsct.r. The base ,lant, ESPECIALLY,
ha.. reserved Attonlihn, ani tho piu,n'ng
AID sewerage have h,"n carefully
examined aud overtaui.l where dtfrC-
tive. Pr.sidsnL Arthur rtnaiued IN 1t
for over an hour. He expressed salts
faction vt the general plan " repairs
and made several sIggs,linHs regarding
the continuance Of the work. Tn.
selection Of the fsrniturp and general
appointments mot his approval He WAS
informed that the repairs would i've
complete, tie carpets and all the
furniture in plane by ihe la-t Of this
month. The presiuenl said he would
take po session a. soon ~ he house
W - ready f"r him, 80 that he cou d W
fully Installed there by the time
Congrass met. For his own private
nppar meat ns selected the room
known A. "Neiie Grants room in the
northw.st corner OF the building. tie
did not caro- to live IN the room used bv
predecessors, fronting "n the sonth ard
Known As the "PlcsideLs's room, ="
because ofit painini associations. Oucr
dsrirg his illness the late President
WAS moved iuth the apartment chosen
by the President while his own room
was hoiug cleaned and renovated. Pres
iient Arthur was shown through the
house 10y Pnv.t Secretary BtOwn.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Ss.Se 1uuehcNm.

Salt hay from the marshes along tn.
Delaware Bay IN said TO bring 3G pei
,ou in Salem, N. j.
| Coidrsy & Co. will soon eommeuct
at Pennington the erection of . large
steam tlourin mill.
p. }. Hart's old stallion, Morgan
Black Hawk, whose Ago is we'll authsn
tlcated at 81, died this week.
Owing to the warm weather late In
the season, many pear and rh.'rJ ,rrsa
ars white with blossoms dDwn Ihe 10 :.
.r part Of the State.
1t Is said that Chancellor Salisbury
is greatly I'M IT wing under the treat.
inent OF \ known sp.ciAlist OF Phil.
adslphia.
T's blckwhrat crop bas tht. year
pTov.i almost an antir' failure, ald ~
result III, pr!Dsa haSs advanced A.
mo>t nifty per c1n', o,or ,hnno ., laa,
autumn.
Tracts ~ ,aui nn!mprovrd. but high,
ii ;air vatuFat I!aluy hd not Jar die
tant from "a road. IN Sus s,ex county,
may b. purchased ~ trom 81 TO so pr
acre.
Early lar weak grain fell several
cont, per Oushel IN ptlc-, bl. II nov
raising and tha market J., stronger.
Produce w.LI also .nw on u count vi .hs
warm ani uiurky weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
kIlHNlrS'S Males

CHiKIFI"S SALS.-By virtue Of . "rit oi
IL Levar Facias. To me ftrectsC, sR,ll ba
expo ed TO public spIe, ut the Court n mao.
on Market street. between Tenth and klev.
enth streets, In ths city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, state Of Del ware, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of November, 1881 1.
at2 O'Clock, p NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
Al those two Ger. Vim lots, eces " %. tcels
OF land, with the buildings thereon erected
situnte In the city Of Wilmington New Cas-
tie county, 5 ate II Della are, and bounded
and described as follows. Owt:
No Beginning at point on the south
er side Of Eleventh stree between Jefferson
and Madison sts,at distance ofOne hlndred
and fifty feet westerly # m the westerly side
of j tIerson street, at q corner of land Of Ce.
lestine J. Miller. thence southerly, araliei
with Jefferson st e I, and y ssiux through
the middle Of the divisi q wall betw en- tho
house on this lot and the house ad-
,oiaing On the east, one hundred and six =
Ave .eet to a corner, thence wns. r!y para lea
with Eleventh street thirty 'eet 70 . corner.
thence north rly. parall ! with Jefferson
street one hundred aud sixty five feet to the
said side cf Eleventh .treet, thence thereby
easterly thir y feet to the pla Q Of beginning.
be the contents thereof hat they may.
No 2. Begi aning ut = stake Oh the westsr-
" side Of iAtnall stree. at the distance Of
forty feet from the no therly SIDE Of 1--WE fth
street, thence westerly passing through tho
middle of the party wal Of the two-stOry
brick hou Q thereon ere ted, an the adjoin-
Ing ono on the south, and ruRninH parellei
with Twelfsh ct eighty Ave Fl. tOthe middle
Of ten feet wide alley Op nink into Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, tience thereby north
erly twenty feet to q stake, thence easterly
and para lei with Twelfth street, eighty five
feet to the westerly side Of ratnail street aud
thence ereby southerly twenty feet TO the
place Of beginning, be the contents there OF
what they may. Book K, VOL Q, page 256, &c.
Selxsd and tax II In execution as the prop
erty of Edwin A, Van Trump and Clara J.
Van Trump, his wife, and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHRmvYs OFFICE, Wilmington, Oct. 18th,
A. H., 1881 OctH cod
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
100 Wives NJ urday Nishi.

The new Amcri An G. medy DramI.
"One Hundred " vcs," wa presented
at she Opera tlOuS" on Saturday evo-
Mug to y Z, oh audience. The play
was ago d ono ani ioIiy set ior.h lie
in he Mormon rity." Tho sc'os wls
beyond ,uc average, sni eli sM lout
and continued applause from the audi
enre Most Of tho scenery was bcoushr
here by the cpup ny, vh!ci o1ds1
much to thrln'erea5 of .hA play The
music wls much b. t,r han has he.,n
hece oiUrr, whch WAS a u ci ed i'm.
pr"yement, Nearly all tho air, played
were appaTen y NV toa Whining oI,
au 'ieu,r, sad Il csad applause several
times We wei" gIA IA nuti'a tie I'M
y oycm.ul amt b. p1 It will cont nnr.
4 mtn v"r, inu Ii un',or h | iiu"nc J
of jiluor UcGrp esl \ prpmln II: teas IN
til. Gnairs, much 10 the annoyance of
those wi saL near hlv. H., KEYS -tould
not b, iii - man N tins nd ton
tor one man ia tl!s nl.,ion eau u.ar
the pleasure oi NAVY who Lapren to ba
ia the inm- 'ihe vCinlty, and Ne sin
c-rriy lupt that this hi < vii Lot
occur a.i.u III our ,iper, House. II
Lhls trDupN should eyoi visit Whining
ton a.aru they ~iis Il" luuo BE- greet. 4
with full house, 4 th" rhm,any 6nd
play We tigst cils, IN every ptrtl-
Cuiar.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
0hT.

On Saturday evening Patrick 9th
cart, was arr igneh before the MAJ, r,
chatg-t VITA assault and bate on
John Wi.r, on Wednesday morning
last, at she corner Of Fifth and kirg
Ii appears that Wier Game up 10 tit.-
cart, who Is a huxster, and demanded
him ~ show his license. CitncArL re-
fused to do it and told Wier 10 gJ away
or knock him down. Wior went away
for liz le while, but came back again
and again asked Clthoart for his license,
wh-reu.>on he (Cithcart) knocked Wier
down Witr thsu went before tie
Mayor. aud swore out n warr"nt for
Lithoart. The Mayor required bim ~
pay s3 and costs.
Jacob Gamble, another Ninth Ward
lad, WAS charged with assault ard bat
try n Lizzio GArthIand and Thom ~
Scin1. The Mayor imposed fine OF u
and costs.
OAs drunk, with the usual psna'ty
imposed, com plrred tho hearings for the
evening.
Yesterday, Harry Butler. John Tuck
or, John augnst ard Frauk Cater.
were before the Mayor, on = charge OF
hohaving IN d dis ,rderly manner over
Third street bridge two IN nths ago.
The evidence being conclusive against
tn. IN they we,e seu.e:ceI 10 pay \ noe
Of 81 aud costs each.
william Welsh iud Patrick FIFE, for
drunkenness and d,sorierIy CO duct,
were sentenced - pay , tine OF aAd
ousLs zach.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
A &AOhSk en fire.

A Are ut Hoboken, opposite New
York city, yesterday afternoon, destr' y
ed the Eagle Dock, owned bv the Ho'
bokan Dock Company, OF Hamburg,
ard two full cargoes Of merchtniiAr
one Just uuinad,d from the steamer RI
alto, from HUI, England; the other in
readiness tol u National Line ste amer
to sail In a few days for Loudon aud
Liverpool The steamer Ratio was
damag god In the rigging, but was saved
by b. iug owed out into the stream.
The dock VAS built eight years ago at
= cost Of $25S, 900. 1t is supposed tho
fl ire was started by drippings from An
oil-tank used to light tho gas on the
dock. There being i'll feeling b&tweon
the firemen and the city autnor. tics OF
Hoboken, on account Of the latter refua-
ing to furnish supplies, the fire depart
msut would not turn out until the
MAJ or had given them certain guar
antees," and they did not reach the tiro
nnti! an hour after 1t had broken out.
u the meantime tho Jersey City and
New York departments had responded
TO an appeal from the Mayor of Hobo
ken for aid.