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SECOND EDITION
4 seandal About Mr.. pl.ss.

ALBANY, June 80.-Every member of
the Legislature te-day seems to have for
gotten all about the Sena atorship In view
OF colossal scandal about ex-senator
Platt. There is but one story about the
particulars Of 1t. According to the state
ment, Mr.. Plat was seen about 10 o'clock
last night TO enter the room of woman
In the Delavan House. Der actions Mr.
Flat ct the supper-table had attracted
the attention Of the people. Hearing of
MI. Piatt's presence in her room, some
Admtnistratien members Of the Legisls-
ture hired . room opposite to. that alleged
70 be occupied by Mr.. Plat and patiently
waited for several hours. Becoming
impatient they put . step-ladder against
the door and peeped through the tran
som into the room. Their suspicious
are said 70 have been confirmed. Later
they sent in note to Mr.. Platt worded
- follows: filf n7F
You are caught. Everything that you
have done has been observed. Unless
you come out the room 10 ten minutes
We will burst open the door.
Mr.. Platt is said TO have put out the
gas ON reading the note and to have
shortly come out Of tho room. In pas. .
ing through the hallway he passed be-
tween . file of members who had been
watching him, and went to bis own
room. To-day Mr.. Plat declared that
there was no truth In the story.
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1T sounds well for an officer of the
New York Health Department to say,
npr,pos of our cholera case "The
city Of Philadelphia not being in q
very oleanly condition, 1t is possible
that the filthy state of the streets may
have caused the disease and few
moro cases may develop" People
who live in dirty houses shouldn't fling
mud. Philadelphia streets are not
nearly 30 clean as they ought to be,
but New York ought to be the last to
make faces ct us. Another thought
worthy Of note is that the disease OF
which Mr.. Murrow died was contract
cd in Wilmington and would not have
been prevented II our streets had been
as clean az they ought to be.-Prsss.
1t will not do for the Press to at
tempt that ga ne. There has been NO
case Of cholera here or anything like
it. Mr.. Murrow was here but few
hours, and no doubt his health was
affected before he came.
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Great Inauseasnfs.

Our great annual closing out sale
Of spring and summer clothing ct the
Boston Ono Price Clothing House
will com. mence on Saturday June IL
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special inducements offered
In boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser. Of ofa SUIT will
rscNve . present.
The presents consist Of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
All are invited to attend the sale
and procure bargain and am salts
0ed they will 20 away happy.
5 v. q. HOLMES, Prop.
2lS Market street.
jel7-eoltf.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

efxtystwo new started durfngJune.
N. y. Bonwell, chief engineer reports
the following buildings for the month
ending june 30, 1881:
j. NOR 3 Son canning factory ON
the south side Of Twelfth street, east ol
Dure street.
Edwin T. Dilworth, two houses on
tho north side Of Pleasant street, between
Monroe and Adams s.ret ts.
Edward T.. Turner, one house on the
north side OF Race street, west OF Buepa
Vista street, =
Enocb TOWNSEND, one hoase on the
north side Of Fifteenth str eet, west OF
Market street,
Robert Mo cCauley, ST., George Hanson,
RoDt. McOauiey Jr., seventeen dwell.
tngs and one carpenter shop on Four
tesnth, Walnut and Wilson streets,
Patrick Sullivan, ten houees as the
southwest corner Of Chesnut and Nom
roe streets. - 80
Mary A. Massey, back lding on the
east side Of Wilson street, soutn Of
Eighth street. =I.7f-5'z :
Nevin O. Gamble, one house on the
east side Of Buena Vista street, north
Of Race street.
Nicholas L. Gorman, one house st the
southeast corner of Sixth and Adams
streets. :
John B. Elliott, ckbuildine ON the
west aide Of King street, south Of Front
street.
George Morrison, one house on tho
west side Of Adams street, bet Ween
Chsenut and Elm streets.
David Chandler, one house on the
east Bid0 OF King street, het veen Tauth
and Eleventh streets. fss
George 3. Wheeler, stable on the south
side OF Eleventh street.
Rev. Thos. A. Becker, Bishop of Will
mingtou, church, southeast corner Elf.
teenth and King streets. ,i.1' !.
John Hare and Samuel 3. Marshall.
four houses on the west side of Adaink
street, between Ninth aud Tenth. !
William Forrest, one house on the
soutn SIDE OF Front street, bet veen
ffankhn and Hroome streets.
Water Witch Steam Fire Nnpine Com.
pany, engine house on the south side Of
nall streets.
Fitsalan o. Burnett, six houses nm
the north side Of Davis street, betveen
head and ClAymont streets.
James b. Aaron, eight houses ON the
west side Of Monroe street. betveen
Front and Pleasant streets.
Joseph W. Locke, back building on
sne p norm side OF Taylor street, between
rop'sr and Lombard streets.
Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr. one house
~ sno west side OF Harrison street, be-
'"een Eighth and Ninth streets.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Senator Robertson said yesterday In
Albany that he would not assume the
duties Of the Collectership for some
time II the Senatorial dead lock should
continue. His movements would be
controlled by the outcome Of events In
Albany. 4.
The Grand Jury at Albany yester-
day indicted A. d. Barber for paying
e. R. Phelps $1s, 500 for the purpose
Of bribing State offiosrs, and e. R.
Phelps for receiving the money, etc,
Both pleaded not guilty and were
admitted to bail. Charles A. Edwards
was also indicted for receiving $1,000
from Joseph Dickson for the purpose
Of bribing State officers.
Yesterdays ballots for u. S.Senator
in the New York Legislature were a.
follows Fo- the short term-Potter,
80 Wheeler, 48 ; Conkling, sS; Laph-
am, II ROBBERS, 4 !; scattering, 4. For
the long term-Kernan, 90 Depew, 81 !;
Platt 80; Cornell, II Crowley, z !;
scattering, 4.
Attorney General Mao yeagh return.
cd TO Washington on Wednesday night
and was at his Office yesterday.
Ex Chief Justice Hiram Warner, Of
Georgia, died yesterday, in Atlanta,
after long illness.
John g. SAKE, son Of the poet SAKE,
died yesterday, In Albany. II was to
this sons house that his father was
soon to be brought in the expectation
Of curing him Of the melancholy into
which he has been plunged since the
death Of his daughter, some years ago.
John Grisoom, the Chicago faster,
weighed 1901 pounds yesterday noon,
showing no loss In the last twenty four
hours, during which he drank 48
ounces Of water. His pulse was 30.
respiration IL, and temperature % 0 10.
Adjutant General Drum has issued
an order directing the payment Of
thirty dollars reward tor the cap
ture and delivery Of each ss capped
military convict at the nearest mill
tary post.
A stage coach was robbed by two
masked highwaymen near Alamosa,
Color ado, ON Tuesday night. The
robbie rs rified tho mail and treasure
box and took nearly 5000 from six
pass engers who were In the coach.
Five persons were drowned by
the capsizing Of alpleasure yacht off
the Middle Ground Lighthouse, in
Long Island Sound. last Tuesday.
ALI were New Yorkers. They were
H. NJ. johnson, aged 20 Year,; Will
lam Sealey, aged IA; Herman Eddy,
aged 20; William Edmans0n, aged
Island a Miss Fannie Campbell.
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Mr.. Henry G. Vennor thinks he ID
net much of a weatherprophet who
does not occasionall y revise his pre-.
dictions. ''To hold to a prediction
made for twelve months In ad-
vance," he says, "would, at tho
present stage Of weather prognoti-
cation, only tend to make the whole
attempt ridiculous sTne test these
predictions undergo for the first SIX
months Is alone severe ones al
though it IL my firm conviction that
space Of time can be covered, and
that with considerable y accuracy
by an intelligent Observance Of the
leading principles contested with
the meteorology of our country"
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9as gaily 6ssstts.
sNTEKnD At WILMINGTON PoBT.oTrICu
Al oEOOND-CLA0s NATT1R.
FIRST EDITION.

TIE Pennsylvania Railroad officials
have been coniucting the p, W. &
B. r. r. for sometime past. but 1t has
not been generally known, and to-day
had only been fixed upon when they
assume publicly all CONTROL and yet it
Is supposed that there will be very few
changes among the employees.
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0meers Elsstea.

O&aers Of thstBaysrd Legion for ths
ensuing six months have been elected,
a. follows: ilrfsJ ilh ,sa
President--Wm. 8. Norton. VI
Vice President--Wm, Nielsen.
Corresponding Secretary = Andrew
Lemon. 80 y lfllit H{la
Recording Secretary-William Hick-
man. 50 fI8.gSfN
,,i' Financial ll secFrslary-Alfrsd g. Yer
Treasurer-wn. MsMsnamin.
Marshal-James F. Daley. sa7
Sergeant-at-Arips-Jphn Bates.
Trustees-Thos. Lynch, Robert Len
derman, Robert Baldwin.
Executive Committee-Jehn Jen-
nings. John Bates, VIM. McMsnamin.
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cold. .Bea.sr. From EUROPE.

Fourteen gold-beaters, who on
Wednesday arrived In Philadelphia
on the steamship Illinois from
Europe, will Immediately enter the
employment of Hastings g Co., the
gold leaf manufacturers. 1t will be
remembered that in May $50 en-
ployes of the firm stopped work be-
caure, as they asserted, non..union
hands were employed. Many more
men are expected by the firm from
different points. None of the old
men will be re-engaged.
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.pausrEs's onDEns.
..-71rr1vs oROHn.
y p,omrss's oyy1Cs. a.. !, i.

~ nuoMTuRB O1IAUAs -.
New Castle Co.. Jn1e s.ns t1.S
~ snd pauline ". AscnSn 3scn. se ~ E1eGu. WS,1
~ ~ N Augustus Asnony.cns l.e % =. WI.
..esrstnn Hundred. insa,d county, dccens ~.
"A N Il ordered a.l ana ,~.yssS " ~
HegusSs 49, of granting OF letters Tes-
Qve n0Ls ,,non tho estate OF the deceas
temon.hK m date OF granting thereof, by
"a, NJ NJ .dvertisement 70 be posted with
ca9slHs Savs nom the date Of suoh letters :.
70 Hy s,r ~ "a most public places of the
curfv n New CASTLE requiring al pef-
sons Saving demands against the estate 70
sos ..sessnt the same or abide BY an act OF A y
.mhiv IN such case made and provided,
n sis0 cause the same 70 be tnseIted
Githin the same period IN the pAI<r
stAsErrE, Q Newspaper pubiiehed In Wi
minston. and 70 be continued therein rlree
wssss. soed Given under ths hand and seel
81 a. OF once OF tue Register aforesaid.
S at Wilmington, In New Castle
sannty. Aforesaid, the day and year above
Vrittsn. b. Q. Bf005. Register.
NOTICE.
Al perpous having elaams Against the ks-
- = Ca deceased must prssent the satDs
fn,v sttested. 70 the ExecutOrs on OF
hsfore 8th day Of June, A. d. 1852. or abide
ne Act Of Assembly In such case made
ana pf0.Ji0oaN JOHN Feb RENBACH,
PAULINE W.AsHEMBACh,
Addrss:-Nimington. Delaware.
tuHs0006Ws ...asat. Y
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WILMINGTON, DEL. FRIDAY. JULY l. 1881.
Riesa D1razig June.

kkS9 00fkm4 june
The nFs record for june, ~ kept by
Lee File, Of the Delawars Company, &
- foll0wB:
Sunday June u, 1.15 p. n, slisht
flre IN dwelling 5spes northeast corner
Fifth and Waindt strssts department
responded services mot required. June
10, Az6 ~ ~, ALARM caused BY burnine
Of shsvinga in csllar Of dwelliig house
No. III West 6ectnd street: department
responded ;servlcss not required. June
49,. 1880 p. M, fsles. June S., $50 D,
NJ, sligbt hrs g Lobdells foundry: de-
partment Eesponasd / services not requir-
ed. June.6 $40 p. M, false. jane ~.
S.46s p. M, eight frs u william Bul..
lockt smith shop, on Tenth sspsst above
Orange; department respohdec. services
not renuired.ss ta.k@ fl1-
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TKE CAsE Or CMoLERA.
Dsubts Impressed ~ the PhtlaAsl
I phta Health OAleer. .

I phta Health O0ser. . "a
The death sf james Nurrow, Of the
American Protestant Association Grand
Lodge, which occurred in Philadelphia,
Tuesday evening, SITTER bis return from
. session Of the Grand Lodge in this
city, has been. .ascribed to Asiatic cbol-
era, and tho case cuses considerable ex-
citement in Philadelphia. The Tsle-
graph alluded 70 1t ~ follows:
Early inth4 evening the purginR and
vomiting which usually accompanying
cholera set In. The breathing Of the
patient was labored and the power Of ar
tieulation was entirely gone, while an
incessant twitehing Of the muscles OF
the limbs wss the only evidence, at
times, Of prolonged consciousness. The
verdict OF the pbysisians then agreed to
was that the case Vas An extremely bad
type Of cholera, assimilatiDg In it, symp-
toms Asiatic cholera. Hr. Mnrrox
could not recognise the fAcss at his bed
side alter 10 o'clock in the evening, two
hours affer his illness assumed q pro-
nouneed character. The swollen throat
and husky voice, which are the invaria-
BILE attendants Of the disease, gradually
deprived hun Of the power Of speech, and
towards midnight the sole efforts Of the
remaining physician were directed to-
ward allevIating the spasms OF pain,
which returned almost momeptarily.-
The utter prostarion, which came at
length, brought out . cold perspiration
over the body, and brandy was aaminis-
tered In larger doses. Hypodernic In
jsctions Of brandy. and ammonia were
finally made, but With little effect. The
involuntary twitching Of the muscles
continued without cessation, and tow
ards morning the sufferer sank into .
comat0se state, from which no stimulant
seemed strong enough to arouse him.
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning be died.
The Health Officer this morning sx-
pressed some doubts In regard to the
dlsaase being Asiatic cholera. He said
the various forms Of dysentery and collie
were often mistaken for cholera. This
was the first case Of the kind he had
heard Of. He said there had only been
one weasel which came into port with
dIsease on board, Hand that was malaria.
Ha thought there vas 70 danger from
the disease, for the city was never in .
better sanitary condition.
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All the registered bonda Of the Nation
al Government, are held, II 10 said, by
less than 100, 900 persons and s410, ,OO0,-
600 are held by private individuals in
amounts exceeding $4,000 each, Mr..
Wm. 81. Vanderbilt alone holding not
less than one-seventh Of the registered
bonds.
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nish,p nesker's Appsi.s-sns

.AlF ~ TtTNFS II - ~
On Sunday morning next Bishop
Becker will admipister ths sacrament Of
confirmation Ii he German Catholie
church ofthe eacrsd Heart, Tenth and
Madison streets. In the afternoon ct 4
O'Clock, assisted W Z number Of priests
from this and othef dloceses, ,he Will con.
due. the service of hying the corner
stone Of the new Catholic church (St,
Patrick) at Fifteenth and King streets,
All the Catholic societies In the city viii
be present at the coSenony and will not
be accompanied BY band, the bishop
having forbidden IT. To-day Bishop
Becker changes hIs rssldenee from st.
Peters church, Sixth and West streets,
to St. PaulI, Foarth and Jackson
streets, and takes charge Of the latter
church himself, With Rev. Father q. J.
Taylor, late Of ". Peters, ~ his assist-
ant. Rev. NJ Z. Fallon, whe has been
transferred FROM St. Psul's to 81. Pat
rlcks will coptinue for the present to
reside with the bishop, -f
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More Indlesments for Bribery.

moro AmWActnAemtD ZOE Bribery
ALBANY, June 30.-The Grand
Jury brought in an indictment
against A. d. Barber this morning
charging him with paying e. &.
Phelps 81 ESQ for the purpose Of
bribing State officers. He was ad-
mitted to bail in the sumo of $4,000
after pleading not guilty. e. R.
Phelps was also arraigned on smi-
charge and admitted to bail in the
same amount. He also pleaded not
guilty. Charles A Edwards was also
Indicted for receiving from Joseph
Dickson IS 900 for the purpose oi
brfbing State officers. J. Thomas
Spriggs Of Utica appeared as counsel
for all. The cases are held over till
the next term of the Court.
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Burning OF the Panama Railroad
Gar 6hOD.

Burning OF the Panama Railroad
Gar Shop.
PANAMA, June 21.-On the night
Of June II the main car.shop of the
Panama Railroad at Asplnwall and
four smaller buildings were destroy
ed by fire. -Four box and three fat
cars were burned, also a large lot of
lumber and all Of the tools Of the
workmen. One of workmen claims
to have lost $3.50, which " IS in his
toolschest, and another asserts that
he lost $50. The loss to the company
10 probably under $25, 900, while The
inconvsnienee which the disaster hal
occasioned is very great. Incendiar-
ism is supposed TO have caused the
fire. s
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The Pennsylvania's New Purshas,

The PennsyIvanfa's New Purchase.
To-day the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will assume control Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more line. It is not likely that any
changes will be made In the manage.
ment Of the road until next month. The
tracks on Market street, from Merrick
street TO the Schuylkill River, will he
abandoned to-day all freight hereafter to
be loaded by the elevators. Work on
the Company's new passenger station,
Merrick aud Filbert Streets, 10 being
rapidly pushed forward.-Prsss.
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The Cause OF the Mexican Rail.
road Acefd emit.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 30.-The
Monitor to-day Published letter, signed
BY Colonel O'Bsrgon, who was commits
stoned by the Government to investigate
the gause Of the Morelos Railroad acci-
dent, in which he declares that the ac-
tual and sole cause of the disaster was
the very bad construction of the bridge.
Collections of money have been made
here for the assistance Of the survivors.
The English steamer Liber, with if-
teen passengers, and the German stea-
mer Teutonia arrived at Vera Cruz on
Sunday last.
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rMlsrE1's oRDER.
hTgtsrEs'. Tg ,OrsIo1.

1oH G44ue Cos. ono tths lb6l.
Upon the Application OF Franeis Barry,
aaomanistrater = Of Homer Barry, late
;a.sNe.sed, r.. Il ls ordsfsd aid dirscted 81
~ hexister that the AdIninistrator &i0re-
saa y give notice Of the granting OF lettsn
Administration upon the estate OF tho
ssoeAssd, with th9 dtlts Of granting there.
y W causing ertisemonts to be posted
nithln iorty days from the date Il, such
Htlers, In six Of the most public places OF
lhs county Of New Castle, REQ qIirinK ali
Iesons hevtng demands against the es-
we 70 present the same or abide by an
= ~ o. assembly In such case made and
~ videA. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period In the
M.ilaiNoTON 0AxETTE, anewspaper pub.
;1Sned In Wilmington, and 10 be continued
'aersin three weeks, o. o. d.
1 -, Given under the hand and seal
~ T. q once of the Register aforesaid
snr, Wilmington, In New Castle
Snnv Aforesaid, this day and ear above
''sh. h Q. Bl94B, Register.
NOTICE.
AZ persons having clatms asainst the
~ Q! the deceased must present the
on ouly attested TO the Admin istrator.
~. =. before June eth, lBB2, or abide
aud nrao,. ~ assembly IN suoh case made
FRANCIS BARRY,
ALdre.. Administrator,
&v, Dupcr;.- EaAton, Nd, or
junsii .svssS, Atty. Wilmington. Dsl.
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The Cornell crew we're beaten In the
race In England yesterday, coming In
third. They were cheersd when they
started, and had they not been assigned
q bad position many believe they would
have won.
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suasring women.

There Ii but very small proportion oi
the women. Of this nation that do mol
suffer from some Of the diseAses fol
which Kidney W. ort 10 specific. When
the bowels have beoome costiye,. head.
ache torments, kidneys out Of dx, OF
piles distress, take package and Ii
wonderful tonic and rsnovating powel
win cure you and gtve new hfs.-Ratca
man.
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pleased with Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Ton.
fc.o says DR., ]. DEBEERS, OF 224 Tre-
mont street, Boston. There is nothing
like 1t for weak, feeble stomachs. II Inn
psrta freah energy into an en- feeb cd,
tiiaor1ered pystem. Beware of cheap,
worthless mutations under ours and sim
liar names. one thousand dollars re-
ward for evidences leading 10 the sonyie-
tion Of eoun nterfeltern.
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James Mcdonnell, Esq, asks the city
ofNew Orleans to pay him $60, 900 for
attending IS special counsel during tho
past rs years to Its interests in the suits
brought by Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
against it.
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The corn crop Of the United States
averages 1900, ,O0O, 600 bushels, or A.
GOV, 600 tons enough 10 load 5000, 900
rail cars, making 80 600 trains, each a
half mile long, requiring at least co.
600 Locomotives,
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Or five cent fares In Philadel.
phia the Pittsburg Dispotch says ''Lhe
Reduction will save . million Of dol
lars" because last year ono hundred
millions Of people were arried. There
would be . saving Of one cent ON each
riding, 70 that the receipts and the pro
dn would be heavier. This Il what
the compsnies are not able 70 see.--
Press.
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sCOREs OF oKxICH4snExrne
Asystem ofExaminatfen Messssaxy
= at the Treasury Dspaxtasns.


WAsHINaToN, June 8O.-Ths pras.
sure for Office 1t the Treasury Depart
ment 10 very great, and there u reason
TO believe that Q system sf examina--
ton will have to be adopted 10 meet
the petitions of Office ekers. a system
is how in vogue, but for the MINOR
ofhces 1t 10 not strenuously adhered 70.
Secretary Window ID compelled to de-
vote the greater portion. Of each day
70 receiving the applicants, many Of
whom are accompanied BY Uembers ok
congress and other influential peraons.
there are practically mo vacancies,
Dut the usual promotions made and
new offices established ct the COM
mencement Of the fiscal year tend to
increase the number Of applications ct
this time. ~ so r5T1f
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The Philadelphia papers are giving
that city very bad name abroad. They
represent the streets to be 80 filthy that
citizens should take the matter sin hand
before the plaques come"
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4 coUNCIE C1vCUs.
And . nnssh ef Nean stfons agrssA
UpOD,

Ana . 00eoh Of 10o1n1m0110nb0 0GRDDG
Upon.
The Democratic members Of City
Council held caucus last night, aud
nominated candidates for several on
COS to be filed, % follows 20
Registrar Of Births, Deaths and
Marriages-Edmund B. Frazer.
Clerk Of Oouncil-H. r. Psnning-
ton, ESQ -lf =.
Clerk Of the Market-Hsnry h.
Brown. -tJ.ii
Coal Oil inspector George @. Ward.
Regulator of City Clock-Wilson
Scrafton. fGlJ
The only positions contested for
were Clerk Of Council and Clerk Of
the Market, VIM. Il. Leo and Peter
Q. Daley being applicants for the
former, and Charles Cannon,D. o. Dom
nell, Frank Fernan, George Walls,
Joseph Barr, Jr., and Thomas Walsh
for the latter. tie -
The position Of Clerk Of the Couno Il
II mot Jet vacant, hut will he upon the
elestiOn Of Clerk Frazer TO the posi-
ton OF Registrar Of Births, Deaths
and Marriages next Thursday night.
The Coal Oil Inspector win be elected
at tho meeting of Council tonight, the
Clerk Of the Market, Regulator Of
City Clock, and Q lot Of weighmasters
and woOdcorders at . special meeting
provided by charter for the first Mon
day In July, which will be next Mon
day, the Registrar OF Births, Deaths
and Marriages ON Thursday night and
the Clerk Of Council the night follow
ing.
TIE CANDIDATES..
Mr.. Frazer, the Registrar, 10 too we'll
known, 10 che present efficient Clerk Of
Council to need any Introduction TO the
people. His special aptitude for the re-
cordiug Of statistics will soon make his
department one OF the msst valuable
and interesting In the city. y
b. R. Pennington, Esq, ID . lawyer,
formerly Of Doyer, but for the past live
years practitioner At the bar Of New
Castle County. He II q ason Of Ex-Attprney
General Pehineton,is Is well-qualified and
will doubtless make good officer.
Henry II. Blown, the candidate I r
Clerk OF tha market, u residsnt Of the
Eighth Ward, and carpenter BY trade.
About two years ago while working on
q new house be fell and broke his arm
so badly that 1t bad to be amputated,i
since which time he has been unable To
follow bis usual occupation. He IL well
and favorabIy spoken Of.
George q. Ward and Wilson Scrafton
succeed themselves In the positions for
which they have been nominated. ara