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The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
Another Woman Found n...
NEW HAVEN San. q 1oo

sun another dead body was ro,.
70 the water near this city to. dav oa anti
from the unsatisfactory rssu,t 10y y and 40
Investigations thus far n saas vi the
unlikely that another mvstsru not
have been unravelled. may
about thirty-fve years old. o "p ma
possessing appearance and som w pLe.
curiously dressed, was fonnJ I" ,ai
morning floating in the On;nr,a.nls
river, q small stream that fiowa p n
New Haven Bay thronUh Into
tiayen. She was dark complexionaa,ai
and evidently a person Of n sna1.l
developed frame. Her dres, I w..
black, trimmed with lace At the wa wse
and wrists. She wore Frenohn s e
boots, one Of which was partiail,, M, hla
buttoned, and q pair of rubber braun ua'
lets. over all she wore a large w w,ase'
proof cloak, Two bruises were sn
parent ON the face after the boav ~ ap-
drawn out Of the water. and ! S, was
ton Is raised whether Violence ques-
inflicted before death. A iurv il W. was
panelied and this question NAV Gu =.
consideIed before a verdict il rsD 70
dered. This woman has been so ,en7
what doubttully identified bv ssvar o
persons as Mary Forbes. a nsraa.
no had worked In the fam HT,'o ~
ne late Samuel Culver, Of FL. !,
haven. She had three children ,~ an
OF whom are said to have nv w.
adopted by wealthy people in Nex n
ork city; The Identification ia moi
considered positive and the Coroner
is hoping for more testimony.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

terrible Deeds Of q Mad Man,
Thomas G. Neal was sleeping with
David Fagin in cheap lodging house
in Chicago on Thursday night, when,
some time after midnight, he awoke
Pagan by appeals to t'save bis wife
and children" Fagin, bewildered,
said Eyes, yes III come y where
upon his companion placed q revolver
against bis cheek and fired. Neal
then ran out of the room, and meet
ing William Springcord, night watch
man, at the head of the stairs, he shot
him in the back. The mailman, reach
ing the street, successfully shot
colored man named johnson, and two
other men named Flynn and wolf.
He then encountered a policeman and
levelled at him the now empty re-
volver, but the officer, after wounding
Neal in the neck, arrested and placed
HIM In cell. The prisoner is about
25 years of age, and not desperate
looking. Nearly all his victims are
seriously wounded, and 1t is feared
Springoord and johnson cannot re-
cover.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

Harry Graham, employed A. a
painter Ut the Jackson & Sbarp Co.
while engaged In painting the roof Of =
car yesterday fell from the TOP TO the
floor. Az he fell he caught in the tin
Of the root, decorating the flesh of one
Of his arms from the shoulder to the
wrist In such manner that the bone
was exposed. He was taken to lin
homo In q carriage and medical aid
summoned.
Peter Corrigan, while working on q
sleeping car ct the Harlan & Hoilipps-
worth Co., yesterday afternoon fell from
the scafIold to the floor Q distance Of
about six feet. He allghted upon his
head with such force as TO produces un.
conciousness, which he did not regain
until removed to his home, No. 7O7 w.
Third street.
While going to work yesterday.
Stacey Carr, blacksmith In the en-
ploy Of tho jackson & sharp Company,
made . misster and fell to the pave :
mept, fracturing his right leg near the
hip. Mr.. Carr has been q cripple for
number Of years, one Of his legs be-
ing shorter than the other.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
Harvest Festival.

The first grand harvest festival I'M
der the auspices OF the Delaware
Swugerbund, will take place at the
echuetsen Park on Monday next
The affair will no doubt be very
pleasant one, Is the committee OF ar
rangements will spare no pains to
make all who attend enjoy themselves.
The ladies and children in attendance
will be supplied with fruit free Of
charge. Tickets, admitting gentlsman
and lady rs cents. Good music has
been provided for the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
was widow Harvey Murdereds

RICHMOND, Sept. 2.-Mrs. B. n.
Harvey, the widow who my seriously
disappeared from her home in Charles
City County q week ago, and who was
supposed to have been murdered, was
seen on the 26th Of August at West
Point, where it 10 known she took the
steamer for New Y ork city, since
which time nothing has been heard
from her. She had $500 on her person
when she left home and started for this
city, ostensibly for the purpose oil
purchasing goods for q store she keeps
IN Charles City County. Her husband
died few weeks since, but a separa-
tion had taken place between them
several years ago.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
Defying the City Laws.

DETROIT. Sept. 2.-The Detroit and
Windsor Ferry Company, which has
the monopoly OF carrying passengers be-
tween the city and Belle Isls, to-day
stopped running their boats to the islam
because the city began the enforcement
Of . now tax OF two cents par passsuesr,
Tbs terry company say they win not run
. boat unless the ordinance 10 repealed.
The city paid $3.50 900 for the park on
the island
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

YouNesrowN,Sept. 2.-Rev. Gordon
Mackey was arrested to day charged
with shooting ct ]. ]. Meals with
intent 70 kill. Mackey 10 seusa.
lional preacher, pastor Of the Little
Drawn Church. The trouble grew out
Of Meals Jealousy Of Mackey and his
vile. Meals lived In the parsonage aud
boarded Mackey; they had q fight the
other night and Mackey got q pair oil
black eyes, but pu. Meals out Of the
parsonage. Meals slept In the church
and Mrs. Meals remained In the house
with Mackey. The next morning, when
Meals attempted 10 enter the parsonage,
Mackey shot at him.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2.-Guiteau has
bad an Interview With MIR. Bayley, m
Assistant District Attorney, at the pri.
soner's request, bu. 1t appears that he
asked 1t only for an opportunity TO talk,
de appeared to be In excellent spirits
and inclined to joke, and having spruced
himself up, remarked that he would like
TO get married, and wondered whether
there were any ladies who would accept
his addresses. kMr. Bayley asked what
kind Of . girl be would like to have, and
Guiteau answered t, at the lady must be
= Chrlstian lady Of wealth aud Of first
class family.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
PNEUMATIC CLOCKS.
\ New system by which Time IL
% - Supplied Through Cas-

\ New system by which Time is
- - Supplied Through Gas.
Ripes.
From the London Times, August.
The system consists Of central works,
1t which the air 10 compressed by means
Of steam engines working air compress
sors, and stored in reservoirs ct pressure
varying from fifteen to forty-fve pounds
per square iccb. The air thus COM
pressed and stored Is led to distributing
receivers, passing on It's way to each
through pressure regulator BY means
Of which q periodical transfer or dis
charge of compressed air from the reser-
vcir into the receivers takes place, re-
placing the air which 10 discharged every
minute from the receiver To the clocks.
By means Of the regulator the CON-
pressed air In the receivers 10 maintained
ct constant pressure, at which pressure
It 10 delivered to Q main or normal
CLOCK, BY which the system Of pneumatic
clocks In actuated and controlled. This
normal clock 10 an instrument Of great
precision, and Ii fitted with an equlli-
brium or balanced aide valve, which Ia
successfully opened and shut by the &C.
ton Of the clock, which is self winding.
The compressed air Is admitted tn this
clock In continuous current; but, by
means of mechanism, IL is transmitted
through small branch tubes to the re-
ceiving time-keepers in pulsations. The
hands OF the main clock travel In the
same manner a. those Of an ordinary
clock. The Intermittent current Of cir
on reaching the receiving clocks, which
are those In the streets or houses, acts
upon th:ir mechanism, transmitting the
time to one and all Of them at the same
instant. These clocks arr made IS SIM
simple - possible IS possible, having an
ordinary minute wheel and q wheel of
sixty teeth, controlled by catch fixed
on lever which receives Its motion from
leather bellows. Another catch pre-
vents the wheel returning upon itself
when ence 1t has been moved one 10 Jtb.
The pressure conveyed through the sys-
tenn Of pipes every minute from the main
clock causes the bellows OF each receiv-
ing clock to expand, thus advancing the
wheel one tooth, and the minute-hand
through one-minute space.
The main air pipes, which are laid in
the sewers, are only about an inch in
diameter, and these are tapped at inter-
walls to meet the requirements OF the
customers. From the mains the air is
led through branch pipes about quarter
Of an inch In diameter In the buildings
and distributed to the clocks In the
various apartments By means of pipes
one eighth inch In diameter. The
clocks are supplied by the Company, q
small annual charge being made fol-
their use. The air can be shut off ii
any time from horse by means Of q
cock which Is placed on the service pipe
at Its junction with the main pipe.
Leakages In the pipes have NO influ
ence upon tbs general working Of the
system, which has been brought to grea
perfection by the Compagnie General,
des Horloges Pneumatiques. The Who'll.
matter, In fact, appears to be so simple
its action so certain, and its cost TO tn
public 30 moderate that, other thing
being equal, We look for its adoption !
our midst at no distant period.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

NEW HAVEN, september 2.-The Reg
Lister this evening publishes q statement
that the result Of Professor Chittenden's
analysis OF the stomach and other or
gaus OF jennie Cramer 10 be submitted
TO the jury ofinquest tomorrow 10 the
fading OF arsenic In the stom aeh and
elsewhere In quantity sufficient to have
caused death.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
A MISSING PosTMIsFREss
Fears that she Has Been Fo.,x
Deal with In New York.

RICHMOND, Va, September 2.-Mr.
d. NJ. Harvey, q widow, keeping stn,a
and the Post Office at Burnt Ordins,.
James City County, Va, left her hon.,
August 10 70 visit her daughter, Mrs n
A. Baylor,in Richmond siace which d,,. n.
no accurate information ccncerpipp h..
has been received by her anxious ,sI,.
tives and friends. She left her bushes,
In charge Of her son, a youth Of II. who
has not heard word from her, and M
and Mrs. Bay lor have just returned bere
from James City County after an una.
vaiIing search. Mrs. Harvey Is a hand.
some lady Of about 40. She has five
children, and when she left home ma
about $500 or $500 in nancy, much Of n
In silver, on her person. A cousin Of
hers saw her get on the train at West
Point tor Richmond, hut she never came
here and on the 9th was reported again
at West Point about TO take the steam.
ship City OF Richmond for New York. II
10 feared that she has either been muir.
dered or decoyed TO New York and
there dispossessed OF her money and
valuables.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

The partnership heretofore existing
between George W. Lufkin and John
n. hsgg, was dissolved to-day. Mr..
Lufkin wi.hdraws for the purpose OF
returning to New Mexico, where he has
some interests in gold mine. Mr..
Legg will still continue the business at
the Atlantic Garden, where he will be
pleased TO soc all bis friends,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
A Falling OF.

A gentlemaa who came up from Mid
dietswn this morning states that about
two car loads OF peaches are being
shipped daily from that ststion. They
come from peach grower In Sasaafi AZ
Neck. and are consigned TO Richardson
q Robbins, Gamers, at Dover. Thu
firm purchased what they supposed to
be 1900 baskets from the gentleman
referred to, but the crop will only turn
out about 10000 baskets.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
- EGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. August 9th. IsSl.

REoIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. August 9th, 1881.
Upon the application OF Isaac N Grub
Administrator G. t. a of Jonn Hand, late
OF BraHdywine Hd,, In said county.
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the register that the Admir-, C. I. a., afore-
said give notice Of the granting OF letters
" Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
d, by causing advertisements TO be posted
Within iorty days from the date % such
letters, In SIX OF the most public places OF
tue county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
late TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
pro vided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
ished In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, 9. O. d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal
1 l.. y. OF ONCE OF the Register aforesaid
~ at Wilmington, In New Castle
Ounty aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. G. BiGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against The
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
eta, IN or before Aug. 18th. 1882, or abide
the act OF Assembly In such case made
aud provided.
ISAAC N. CRUDE.
Administrator, G. l. a,
Address: Claymont, Del. aug7 -eod8w
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A Thief.raker.s Son Turn. thief.

Special Officer Ureekmore ofths Amer
ican DISTRICT Telegraph Company vas
than Bros. q Co., No. 226 South Fifth
Street, Philadelphia, to arrest . young
man who attempted to ebtain some Roods
on an order to which the name Of w. y.
Oglesby, plumber, No. 10l7 Walnut
Street, had been forged. The prisoner
proved 10 be William Taggart of7N May
Street, son OF the late Joshua Taggart,
the detective, and In his possession were
found several other forged orders, one Of
which bore the name Of Stokes, Cad
bury q Jones. The orders were for
amounts ranging from IS to $40. Mag.
lstrate South held the accused In $500
bail for further hearing.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

George W, Nayior, ex-Tressurer 2,
Lincoln county, Dakota, was Indicted
yesterday at Dead wood, for emoezzhps
$4,000 Of the public money.
A man who whipped q neignoo,, %
child at Dongoia. Illinois, IL repoi'eu w
been lynched by q mob.
Grow Dog, the murderer OF Spo'sse e,
Tall, arrived In Dead wood on Thufsd9ss
night, and will re tried next Week. ,hs
says he isis satisfied he eau prove INV
killing justihable."
Henry Lawson, colored, was h I,Ip,.
yesterday, at Chattanooga, Tor q ioio"'
NOUS assault upon white girl.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

Jay Gould, to establish his son,
George Gould, in business In New
York, has just invested $500, 900 in a
new firm, to be called W. e. Conner
q Co.. of which he Is to be q special
partner. The active partners OF the
concern are Washington e. Conner,
George Gould and George p.
Morasini. They will transact gen.
eral banking and brokerage business.
George Gould 10 about twenty-five
Year, old and for i've years has been
In his fathers office.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

Peaches were very scarce 10 market
this morning, but those offered for
sale were OF q good quality, and mostly
Of the Crawford variety. Prices rang
cd from 50 to $3.50 q basket. There
were about one hundred baskets Of
fered for sale.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. e,
Henry Lawson, colored, was banged
here to-day at 1.30 p. m, for criminal
assault on MIS-. Nancy Donaldson Oh
July 4. Five thousand persons were
present. He said he had made DIS
peace with God and refused to MAKE AXE
any statement. He was unmoVea' ms
neck was not broken by the fall Of iouf
and half feet. He hung thirteen MN,
utes. He prayed much last night, anu
was baptized an hour before the naps'
Ing, saying he felt safe spiritually.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
spotted TsiI,s Murderer.

DrADwooD, September 2.-Crow Dog,
the murderer OF Spotted Tail. arrived
here last night. The trial will be held
next week. In an Interview last night
Crow Dog said he was satisfied he could
prove the killing was justihable. he
seems relieved ~ being out Of the reach
Of Spotted Tairs relatives and friends.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
Death Of Bernard !. Mcguire

bernard ]. Mcguire, . well-known
young man died 1t the residence Of bis
father, 8. W. corner of Church and
Curlett street, this morning about 10
O'Clock. The deceased became well.
known through bis connection with the
Water department, having filed the
position OF messenger from October 1875
until August 9th Of the present year
when he resigned ON account Of III
health. He was about 40 years Of age.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
WINSTON, Forsyth Co., N. @.

9HHTs-I desire to express to you my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters.
I IVES troubled with dyspepsia for Ave
years previous to comms ncing the use OF
your Hop Bitters some six months ago.
Ny cure has been wonderful. / am pas
tor ofthe First Methodist Church of this
phase, and my whole congregation can
testify 70 the great virtues Of your Bit.
tors. Very respectfully,
RRv. II. FERkBEE.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
The Isesaing's shipyard.

Messrs, Lewis snd Caldwell, Receivers
OF the Reading Railroad Company, met
yesterday at their office for she transac-
lated during the last mouth. The ques-
ton of leasing the Port Richmond ship
yard to party Of New York apd Phils-
delph'a capitalists was discussed, but ths
proposition was not definitely acted upon
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

TORONTO, Ont, Sept, 2.-Oarsmel
Bryselsnd Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
and Ross and Maggie OF st. John, II. b.
arrived here yesterday. At = meeting Of
the Regatta COMMITTEE II was sgreed
that the single SOUL race for profession
ais should be rowed In three preliminary
heats instead OF two. The number OIL
prizes was increased. Courtney's boal
was damaged IN Its transit here. and he
sent for another.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.

FLOUR y scarce and in demand at fuIl
prices. Sales Of $500 barrels Minnesota
extras At 20 621<a for clear, and at "a Is
g U LOT straight; Pennsylvania extra
amiiy AZ " AZ Is; Western do. do, At a
Flour 10 firm at %.
b, ShhAiS;.Whea! - <alc. per bushel
nigher. sales OF 5000 bushels Red and
mber at 81 a al AZ. according 10 auai.
TX anH s Location on Az The open board, 81
tember, tl 461% for Oei ober. and ii lelI for
d Moyemosr; 10000 bushels sold at lhsss
o6al 10. Corn is fairly active and ilrmer.
3, ,s ofsooo bushels, including yellow.
NO. at roc, and Rejected st e9s7oc. Al
me sn,a open zen board i2o 900 bushels october
lie. for september. and 7e,Io' foY Noyem.
az soe S Snsss are quiet and steady. sale. OF
and rejected and mixed Al SO. Al ID:
Al Hkc.
WaIsKY:.We quote Western IRON
pound ~ 81 20 per gallon,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A GARD

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions uf youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C, will send q recipe that will cure yoe
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
America. Send a self add ressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, statioys ID
N~s0 YORK CnV. Mav4-eod D&wlV
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W. n. KENNARD Z co.,
62l MARKET STREET,
wILn4zavex, PEI.
FOR FALL OF 1881.

We lave now in stock and
adding daily a large variety
of Foulard Cretonnes, Mo-
mic, and Prints, all Of the
latest styles.
Large variety Of all the
popular brands of Sheeting
and Shifting at popular prices.
Superior stock of Flannels
in all kinds and grades at
lowest market price.
A large and well assorted
stock of Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crash, &C., at
as low prices as can be had
in any market.
A magnificent line of
Pushes, Velvets, Silks, in all
the newest and most desir-
able shades.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Limo
leum, Shading, &c. Our
assortment Of Carpets in
Body Brussels, Tapestry
Brussels, Ingrains, Venitions
is large and Of superior quail
ity and styles. commencing at
the best Tapestry Brussels
ever offered at the price, 75c.
When this lot is sold out we
do not expect to offer any
more as good at this price.
Buyers who desire sensible
substantial and tasteful goods
should give us a call.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
THIRD EDITION
indications fer To. day.

For tho Middle Atlantic States I,
fair weather, southerly winds, stationary.
followed by falling barometer, stationary
or higher Temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05
DELINQUENT LIST OF CITY AND
~ SCHOOL TAKES FOR 1850, ON
REAL ESTATE.

AtyHlulf, TAXksS FOR 1851. ON
= = A NO r 4 1rva
nn'AA I'D Amt of tax.
A rmstrono FAIRFAX. 1 lot of land 2U8
farnwn InS,n coiora, two-storv
n,,:s nw.,IirS "a
pa.arc Tannard = coiored Two.
stnrv MAJ awe,,ing .. 10 90
pIs..,y ynvn cc,oraS two sior,
r. m a waiitng 9&
BENTLEY LANES. iot OF land 800. l AZ
nond joseph n / two-stOry frame
pa.iin 1856
pa a aseraodars ,,.o in,ea.siory
IVY 49, Swa,i,ns ana Two lots 40 ~
Bayiis, William, 1 2-story bricK
20 evening. .;...:... ,wa..iarv
C-ouI, wssninsso"' 10 A
Dr,ck uWen nr.s.a,ory brck
S@ Ioy, "a 81
uMenink ,;...,..' ihres-s,ory
hr,:h d wnIiine .............. Is IL
p1ick ~ uwe w wo' story frame
weiI,na ........... ga
CIasaen LINN FL Two story frame
evening '::;.,a. two.story
t,an,a dw.,iinS ....,,.... s24
Dougherty, fatrick. two-s'ory N 40
Fisner. George '"o' l6 A
r oweine No.. .,.oiorsd / Two
e,nrv a,ns weiiing 26S
10, wocS Iohu. az acres Cherry
Fo' M1 Iena esrsb re .,,........ 239
FunoW VIM. "a. ceiored, lot OF
foh ioond VIM a' ..,............ 2Sl
SiAss1w, ',,. Al
o.ao ANU i',.i " atwo and three
s. h.,cg dveiiings..,... "a Is
stofy prn q. story brick
Sin Ss,,i nean, ...'.,..,,,.. Is IS
Guthrie, Mary, estate thfee-s'ory lsu
p.ich 9wo ;wo.storv bricx
drimln, 1ohn' sNo s24
a,,i. Thomas. / ior OF land .......... as
oaAhkueI, S,is "a IL
oreA na Swo'storv frame
hoin - - - M sir I.,ts Of land 81 o.
n. nharann Mary- colored. / two
AN S.r 1870 1w.iIiny .. 4 %
sto.s I1wo-storv brIck
dwatIiny ..,,...,...,, 1897
uwea c u,h.,i c.,ln,ed. / two
...., ~ - . a ~ fling and lot 2 o.
r. ry Elsas coiorsd. two
SeAoA -. d,raiI,ny q No
Nory p.icH ,wn' stcrv h,,cs
| Johnson, 49, WV 'Vs l0Ca
1ordsn pasr,cs iot of lnnd 49,. as
JoroaI' nse.GA, 49, .nrv frame
Loaen, nnAA wv su
| uwens ,,wo' .i,'v nrick
Aioyo, nery S''A IA 90
~s II ,e. iot Of In I'd 80 81
80. 80. nn,crad i int nf land Hi
ZEE, .',,o,noe tWo-story brick
Lehs to"' 25
SMenlnk ~ s.s,nrv b,ick
Lei SwaiI,n,g "" .., p o.
oWelnng. 80. .,,.v ,ra,ns
Lynn, hooert, two-s'otS nae "a,
dwelling. ......:.......;,.,,:: Ae2
Lodge, WIN. r., scies Vi epeffy oa
| Island marsn..........'.;'' Is
LINDSEY. lance, codo. eo' TWO .o
| story brick oWelllnk: ....'.....,,. %
Miller, rerd A. ihfee' STORY DITCH o2 o.
| dwelling ..::.'......'..,'.,'ss'. $500. % o.
| Miller, Jonh W, estste' ''oiy 10 -r
| brick dwelling .....,.....',,...s 10 10
moore. Gideon, tWo-tor -thhie ms
| dwelling ......:;.'.;.. -. 10
McMenamin, Safan' ! twI'stoty m A.,
brick dwelling .:.:'.,,.,..:...'. IL VI
Mcdonald samuel, z-story irahe e.,
| owellinS ''s'...'.... s',.':'.'''t' "a
Price. Susan a., coiorei, LOT oi nm
land .,..".....".:. ...:...'...... w
| Price, Marina A. coloreu, LOT OF
| laLd .................,. ,s."....... ~
| Fyle, Isaac, 1 three story brick
dwelling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 81
Reading, William, estate. lot OF
land Observation-Disclosures. j Is
The daily gazette., 1881-09-05

LAKoKsr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY Ar
Underwear in America. COOK q BRoraIh
Nos 40, 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH pre- 80
.,,a-,,on n9O-wlyspnr