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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05

REVOLUTIONS do not go backward
and if the dawn of municipal reform in
Philadelphia is contemporaneous with
the reorganization of the Democratic
party there we have double cause for con-
graduation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05

Philadelphia's new mayor "looks for
ward to the early introduction of the
electric light as substitute for gas in the
illumination of the Streets" and urges
that Belgian blocks be uniformly preferred
to cobble stoues for street paving.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05

Is the firm of Sensenig, Geist Il John.
son-general dealers in reform-to be en-
larged by the admission Of Slokom rs !;
special partner
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05

Samuel Hess Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, April 4. 1881, at the Merrimae
House, Lancaster, Pa, for George Gross
man, 1S head Of Canada horses, at an
average of s17S.A. Tho highest sold at
s53l for the pair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05
MAYORS Court.

This morning the mayor gave one drunk
eOSlays and two others 8 days each. One
paid his costs and was discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05
A Cold Wave.

Winter continues to linger in the lap of
Spring. The mercury this morning fell
below 20. Water standing in vessels in
exposed places last night was covered this
morning with ice an inch in thickness.
Some of the store windows are painted by
Jack Frost as nicely as they were in JAN
uary. The wheel houses at the water
works are clogged with frost and ice giving
tho building a decidedly wintry appear
ance. A brisk Northwestern makes the
windows rattle. Overcoats, fnrs, and
muff1ers are again in demand. Early veg
ctablc have been '.nipped in the bud"
The coal business is active and ice men are
down in the mouth, and people generally
are looking anxiously for the ''slowly rising
temperature promised by Gen. IIazen,
the unsuccessful successor Of Old Proba-
biiities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05
Cylinder Head Blown Ont.

CyIndef Head Blown Out.
This morning the cylinder head of the
engine drawing Harrisburg express east
blew out short distance east of Eliza
bethtown. The train was delayed for an
hour or more.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05
OBITUARY.
Death Of Rev. Charles Frederick William
Hoppe.

Death Of Rev. Charles Frederick william
Hoppe.
Rev. Charles Frederick William Hoppe,
former pastor of Zion Lutheran church,
this city, died at his residence in Roches
ter, N. Y, at noon ON Monday, April 4,
aged 81 years. Mr.. Hoppe was born in
the city of Hanover, Germany, in 1924,
and in that city studied both law and
medicine. About the year 1851 he emf.
grated to America, and soon after com.
menced the study of theology, graduating
at Gettysburg in 1856. His first pastoral
call was to serve a German Lutheran
church in baltimore, and while in that
city he married Miss Margaret Brunins, a
daughter Of Rev. Bruning, and sister OF
Miss Bruniug, the school teacher, of
this city. On leaving Baltimore he
served congregations in Orwigsburg
and Pottsvillc, Schuylkill county, and
in 1865 received and accepted a call from
Zion Lutheran church, in this citv, which
he served faithfully for a period Of ten
years, when he received and accepted a
call from the German Lutheran church at
Rochester, n. Y, where he has been
preaching for the past six years. Rev.
Hoppe was regarded as fine scholar, a
sound theOlosian, cogent reasoner and a
brilliant speaker. He was a man of great
force of character and of advanced and lib.
erai ideas. Not long after he located in
Rochester, he was chosen as president Of
the ministerium of New York, and was
acknowled as one Of the leading divines
among German Lutherans. He leaves a
wife and seven children to mourn the loss
of kind and loving husband and father
Three other of his children died while he
was stationed in this city, and their re-
mains are inferred in Zion cemetery. Rev.
HOppe's funeral will take place on Thurs
day, in Rochester, and will be attended by
Henry Doerr and wife, and perhaps other
friends from Lancaster. The vestov of
Zion Lutheran church, of this city, Oh
hearing of the death of their former pas.
tor, held meeting last evening and
adopted a series of resolutions of condo
lence, which will be found in another
part Of this paper.
Death OF Mrs. Anthony Lechler.
Catherine Lechler, wife of Anthony
Lcchler, died at the residence of her hus-
band OIL South Lime street this morning al
Q O'Clock. She had been suffering for some
time from drOpsy and was thought to be
better this morning. She was suddenly
taken worse, however, and at the hour
above named she breathed her last. Mrs.
Lechler's maiden name was Mclaughlin
and at the time of her death she was 81
years of age. she was the mother of five
children all Of whom are grown. Mrs.
Samuel H. Pice and Mrs. A. D. Gyger are
her daughters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05

The Democratic candidate for mayor.
VIM. Means, was elected by 1, 200 majority
in Cincinnati yesterday. Deacon Smith, 5
paper was "fur i'm"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-05

THE steamer Austrian, from Glasgow,
shipped ono hundred and twenty three
young men and women OF the farming
class at Galway Bay as enigrants for the
United States. Preparations for emigra-
ton are being made throughout the coun-
try.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
Efrtures ano 1leetinas.
Che Curt
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
AN1 long RRaNHn = n

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
AVA LONG BRANCH. y J.
FIRST SUMNER MEETING 1881.
saturday July p Monday July Thursday, July :; sat-
Hurdle Race - 7 ''o eA
foot of Liberty-st. ~ - -
July p and 9An rail- 7:45 o. 1890 II 30 A. m speos.s
Express l2l5 p Boat sandy Hook 3 and IL 81, a ~
Sandy Rock and lO4O a. m 49, -' -
Races commence July at p M other DAYS 2 D. IN
Fare Tor round trip, including admission Field 81 So
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fcenI Notlrcs.
{fle0ical.

8 LII persons not enjoying good health and
wishing well invited
method OF diagnosing diseas Di H. Mosceys ouice No
no west lths The examiner, without ionng
the cause OF his complaint points our t
remedy. Examinations free from y bours
81 Iunors cancers and cnargemonts external
removed without cuttneor pain '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
Alusiral Instruments.

REATTY'S MATCHLESS CABINET Or
S,Leas Beantuu new Instruments, q stops fun sets
gotentong solid black ei
Tahgs guar ieod ak elegant book and sheet
music shipped on one months test trial Tor $50 Come select
instrument Leave loot barclay 20 morning trakesn
expenses paid MagnnceDt pipe organs rs beaufifn
chapel ofsans ss 70 other desirable styles beautiful IL
iusJ aed catalogue FREQ Address uuon DA MEL
BEATTY Washington. Warren County, New Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

A MARY POWELL.-For West Point,
Kingston: an"s mUa Ssw 2a
s P ana %, %a, d Sn1 By LVs yRY
esptGdl CON EGS ousekecpsie evening train on
LII Had Baggage by
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
3 s%S Y on R6 leave SEM y
Meeting with morning trains for the North
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
via P Saddp Fhsh o hME s and T was WESE
%"s sn G'Y @ a.
sss g"aY psEye S.s NH ss
57r m.-Day last ne Washington arrive Cincinnati
palace hronqh cincinnati ana Chicago H. Entire
200 Midnirhtdaly Sieepers attached open for passen
gers after lo3op Arrive Al Camden station Baltimore
$50 H. Washington 1910 a H. sieepers for cincin
ri No other ns makes fasor time West Trains ar.
eSp~ berth, Secured ana 1aq .a V cae for
pany ' ~ ''' ''' o"'0' '''"e pennsylvania Railroad Com
FALL RIVER LINE.
H. FOR FALL RIVER. BOSTON AND TIE FAST
c c S rD an AND M.S T"na Mt d bGsS and AL pn
the provinces Fhc sPgnli d. Sgsm ,Y1
rE cr F, Ga al ,gnays Included at 3o from
von; y; 49, LOOT ~ MnrAyst ara go direct I" Fl River
to cs oy 'h9 1pisn Danls any, qr,hsis attached
mornigg trains to Boston short ride
NEWPORT LINE.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NEWPORT. r.. l.
The best route TO Marthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape
resorts ahd al points Old Colony Railroad %
nccon by this line. by routns
nibcont steamers 100
Leave New 3oyS ds! . AND oTp coLoNY
iler r. connection b. Annex Brooklyn D. M;
Jersey I y. IN. ''
Tickets aud staeroons for both lines secured
prlnu hotels transfer and ticket Offices, At the Oice
List of tours and excursions at low on apph.
cation. " N''
GRO L. CoNNoR, g. =. 4. ~ ~
EOR BOSTON.-TIiE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sleepcrs via y. y. " II. H. Il. H. Leave
Grand Central Depot NJ 1885 T.. week dlys 1870
p sundays Also train AT 20 days Get tickets
VIA NeY y ORR ana New England railroad
NOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS
\ SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
WITH FNRIDE AND DAY CARS, connecting with the
SlONINGTON LINE from YORK.
OIL sound Line through 10
White Mountains ~ VIZ
Leaves Sonnrton Steamboat landing rNcent
days at a. stopping breakfast Providence and
dinner 1t Plymouth, through WITHOUT ANtI Via
Worcester to Fabyai 5 aud al White Mountain points.
EOl. TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE MEMpUREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR


LAKE MEMPIREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing June 81, special Fast Express Train with
Parlor Cars will leave Grand Central Depot FORK via
y y, y. H. and II. r. r. 1875 4 NJ daily oxccp sun
days. arriving at The White Mountains carly evening
formc tables rates etc. apply 10 Ticket Agents " y
N H. and II. r. r.,
c. r. UEMPSTEAD. q. r. A., ith.avc. and 42ds n Y
HCDSO N.-Stcamers Rcdfcld and McManus
N Tor Hudson and via Boston Albany Railroad n
Chatham Lcbanon Springs, lcInincton. Ptsfold North
Aan,s ana hiSnedia points Also. connect nS at Hudson
Iot Aihen- 90 SAC - uyvcsaui, New Baltimore
mans ana Casilen Daily at D. (sundays cxcepte1
from Pier 30, North River NF'N'
| ElIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
- PASSENGER TRAINS, and after May ID. 1881 will
leave dcpo loot al COrtiandtani Deshros s-sts am
m ami $50 p. Eastun
heading, Maucl Chunk, Wuk"Sblrrc. rUwanda, Mnvcry
lthaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and inc West. d. M
Tor ton Bethlehem Allentown, Rcadna Mauch Chunk
to63O m train. Trains le wing MI D. m aud SO
j. M connect for all points in Mahanoy a2eon coal re-
Elons r. b. BYlNGTON G. r. A General Ea stern once
corner ca Irc and CortandstS O. If. CUMMINGS Agent
NEW-uANEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
- SPRlNGFlELD, HOLYOKE, WHITE MOT NTAINS
&c. steamers leave pier %. D. m; t.ids r. r.
ola r. MI ana 1870 Sundays rNccptcd) CONNECTING
VII" SPECIAL Trans Tor above ana intermediate
sold ana baggage checked at ga BroadwaS, ~ v ana
S94r,-s' brooklyn Excursion to New-Aayen return,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

Fare from New.York one way So %; Round trip 81 g.
1'REEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
q Leave for Freehold 5;45. 7:45 M ~ m q 400 $50
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Say Route via Sandy Hook leave m. l:3O
$50 n. ~ >7 ' w. y" 7"iu"9s
Q, io:4o a. m 8:45 s D. m-For Ocean Grove Point Pleas
ant &c ' ~ i'''' N'Ni' i'a0
2, $50 800 D. m. ' ' " ~ - III"
f;5', y a. NJ, II m. 2 AGO. $50, $50 D. m.
3iJ in-Nia Rcd Bank Lakewood Toms River L.
ald fielghts Ntneland and all to l,ay side
40 a, m-Via Red Bank Lallewc1d toms River Ia.
lanu iielghts, sea side Park, Barnega, &c
2 p m.AH Rail-l:3O y. m.-Via Sandy Hook for Iako
stations to side. - - ~ ~ - = "A'" al
t:oo p nNia Red Bank for Lakewood, Writings Toms
River Island Heights, Baruccat. '7 - S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
NEWs,IIANENs MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL

Leave 155th-at. 9:3j a. m and d.55 IN t,r ,,o,onoo
Carmel, brewster ana way stations. ~ ''N'
INfiti.NS iOr Mdhopac, Carmel ard evstcr leaves
l55thst 40 p. III. '"'''
Mahopac aud way specials leave l5Jtl ST. 555 D. M
laid TRANSIT TRAINS for Morris Dock For,Iham
Heights Kings rdg" and COrtlaudt every 20 ,nnfc
lIGli BKI DGE SPECIALS mt freIicut mi r,,ls ''
connect with trains, minutes hooro
time OF departure from l5jth.st. ''''
from hotels Residences N"n1"o'
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STEAMBOATS, amo RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
FET Ga h r I2S r %E SS9
NJ NJ, conpectng9 Albany SUNDAY morning excepteD
ND'l0 W. " EVEkGTT Prssa en- ="
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and G.
D. SilBARD daily SUNDAYS excepted, leave vestry-st.
a. M landing at Nyack Ferry Point NSwbarg Pou@h
SS ee e srI g, cas and Hudson Connect Rhine
aware R. r Tickets sold and baggage checked NORTH and
this line Trip tickets to West POINT or
returning b b6 down boat 81 SPECIAL TRAIN to
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
brsookiyn loot OF Fuitonst, JEWELS Wharf
Leave New: ork, foot Of Iiberty-st as follows
$50 a. m-tor Pennington, Easton, Allentown Reading
7:45 m For schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
~ and Western r. r., Easton, Allentown, Wikesbarre
1d a. mm - Femingon, schooey's Mountain. High
Mauch Chunk. Villa nspoIt Tamaqua Drfton NanticoRe
Upper Lehigh, scranton, etc
rsbnrg Mauch Chunk, Pttston etc "' '''"1'is' 'i"'
Chunk amadma b EsmngtSn Eason Wind Can Mapch
EatoP mmror Schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
4:a5 p m-For Somerville, Flemmgton &c.
Reading marrsbnr 1s'S msncb bn ana r. r. allentown
Sunday trains leave M IL D. M for Bound Brook
ana nt9snsdate stations S0p Easton
Elk For N Newa Ark at 5lS els e4S 75 1870 500
3 S39 $50 3 5l5 $50. 5:45 s. 6i5 $50, T. 7;$6 si5
For trains points see Time Tables at stations
n Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
sId Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove Asbury PARK Point
90 745. o. 1920 m 10 No. $3.50, L. AGO. $780,
o;3O, 1880 y. y N' O'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
SHORT LING-QUICK TIME.
Atlantic T1HdF 92TG ES S4RsLoW do Fairs
csus arIlV1ng AT Atlantic City at 6:45 d M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"a Note change in location NEW STEAMERS SARA
TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily except SATURDAY.
from PI Err No a., North River Chrsopherst con
daY steamer lNnC a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD Or NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Englewood Coste Permon and Nyack
g 500 1000 o. M 4. 4oo $3.50, Gao. $780, II:3O D. H.
S0mtnutGs later Saturday nights
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey, ZOO, 500 a M A.5O
pm JNo ABBOTT. Gent Passr Agent. NewYork
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and tina a.
via observation-disclosures North
AS6p III daily. axceptNo ~ ~'~~'~ ~~'~<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
MONARCH LINE.

"a NETWORK and LONDON
splendid new fast
Leave dock adjoining PavOnia Ferry. ersey CITY
lSulAi ii AuO
Egy ptian Monarch July p Persian Monarch ~ trly O
Npeip! accommodation oT saloon Passengers steer.
age taken on eastward voyage Prepaid low rates
Apply TO the general agents, ~
PATTON NlGkERs & CO. Bowlne-Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSIsTi.ST
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

DAIRY HOUSE, Beach Haven, N. j.
f1ye miles At sea 200 yards from the five
utes Walk rom the bay unsurpassed for bathing
ing, sailing &c Positive relief from asthma
spring beds and hair mattresses $500
Trains from NewYork by Pennsylvania and NewJersey
Central Railroads ~ ~ N'
DARNELL & BUZBY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

landt streets Ferries a follows: ~ WV
=, . I.hmcd) ! N | Ron 2.fo
t. $50 and 10 and - night sundays and Q a m
., o., Z $50 and 10 y m,
Express Trains leave New York daily, except SUNDAY Mt
$50 H. H. and running through Trc ton and Gam.
den. 1870 WAN "
ltetumng trains leave West Philadelphia l2OI 45 bon
!, ~ 252anu y a. NJ tliniied Express 100 p m. 3,
j. 5ib - auI aud = p. m. ON Sunday, l2:pl sis
$50 a. M J. = 900 and D. Leave Philadelphia via cam,
den, "A. II and 500 daily, except SUNDAY. " $500
Offices, rnu,,ylv Nstor frou,, o,,,
foot Of DeshroSses ana tortlnds Courtst aud Brook
lyn Annex station, foot of FultDilSt
l6 and ~ hudson St. lioboken station, Jersey CITY u
igrlnt Ticket once IaitcrY. place. '''' '
The Transfer call or cl.cl,
baggage from hotels ami residences 80 ' ~
FRANK THOMSON, J. II. WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
sENNSILNANIA RAILROAD.
- I - :.
ENO PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . o,
SONDAf. ilt:E SIATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEWNORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

l. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
siEAMSHlP LINE BETWEEN NEW. YORK
ox- SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ODf:is-,: SAT, July y BoN sat, July %
EBE- sat. July Is m. PHI FL sat July o
RATES OF PASSAGE NEW YORK TO = l'I1 AMP.
,,,,., TON. HANRE OR BREMEN
fit'Si ...-..-...SlOOi SECOND CABIN
STEERAGE, $40
eturn tickets at reduced Prepaid
lhird-sts, Hobokcn, NJ.
OELRICIIs & co, 2 Bowling-Gr
NOTICE
uTaay, uly lG. a m = - - - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

OCEAN GROVE.-Spray View House en-
~ larged and improved that it
on the beach ana nearest grounds
moderate Address MIA JOSEPH WHITE, L. O.. 537
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

t'-Anni ~ MAil- steamship CompanyS Lines,
fDN AZ toiEN A. sANpNlCH ISLANDS, JAPAN,
Nllls ~ NEW YEA IA y d. STIsALIA CEN and
sou III AMERICA aud MENICO. ~
. from Ncw-lork. Pier foot anal-st. Y r.
c,ior sah Francisco via lsthicu- Of Panama:
,tlll eF PARA sails SATURDAY. July noon.
Oohhe9Itlns Tor Genital and south America and MeArco
FROM san l.ranrisco, LIST and Biailnansts
,.,,.. . fOs Japan CHINA:
CITY or TOXIC sails IT i~DAE. Au0nef . :, IN
l0i lIoNOlNlU, NEWIEALAND and Al-~ri{hIi
Nlil - NkW-lOhf sails SATURDAY, July SO D. M.
,oion ARRIVAL u London mails at Francisco '
tor ircg passage ana Information aDpv AZ Com.
pduy once, tlC Pier Nnffl, li.,.r
IL. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
r GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
IL LONG BRANCH,

MAPLE GROVE HOUSE,
IVA aNEVEIssINK SULLIVAN CO.. n Y,
among
above tide the banks the Nevesk River which
affords good TROUT FISHING, Is for
1or circular. W. Ii. III. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
lNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-The steamers OF THIS Limo taka IJan,on.r,
MaurY's a easons of he year
CITY OF BRUSS Els. Julv ma ~,
CITY OF a TIfI{IyhN I'M q ~ ~
I IIl OF hlCnMOND.-...-..S Tt RDAY. JULY 70. a. m
CITY or MONTREAL. THURSDAY Inl,, u c.3o -.
CITY OF BERLIS III I2laY' M, III
From Pier -, y r., foot 81 ChariOnsr - ~
SAiN, $50 anu Sloo Return tickets favorable terms
SIS. Prepaid, $50 at lowest rafes
aoohs staterooms, smoking and bath anidships
Ahes' steamers do not carry cattle, sheep pigs
JOHN O. DA t, Agent, 81 and So Broadway v. Y
IhlIAieIi,nla lice No M nllfn4 il-sI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-07

IT is proposed By the Goodrich Com
pany to name their new freight boats the
Wisconsin and Michigan respectively.
Their dimensions are as follows: Length
between perpendiculars, 200 feet length
over all, 215 feet; beam, 81 feet inches;
depth of hold, II feet 6 inches; cargo
capacity, 1000 tons on twelve feet draught
of water. The hulls, including main
deck, will be entirely of iron. Each will
be provided with five water-tight bulk
heads. The bottoms OF these propellers
are to be double, the inner to be three
feet above the outer, and constructed on
the longitudinal bracket plate system now
much practiced along the Clyde. The
arrangement will add greatly to the safe
ty of the propellers; also enable them to
be ballasted with water when freighting
is light. They will have compound
engines, with cylinders twenty seven and
forty four inches IN diameter and forty
inches stroke. The screw wheels will be
ten feet three inches in diameter. Each
of the boats will carry one boiler ten feet
in diameter and sixteen feet long, of Otis
steel. They will have spare decks and
upper saloon cabins of the usual char
acter on first class lake screw steamers.
The first of August is the date fixed upon
for their mpletion.-,Sentinel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-07
IN THE CITY.

Mayor Schuette and Charles Gelbke
were elected mayor and treasurer respect
lively without opposition. All the ward
officers are republicans. They are as
follows: 1st ward, aldermen, Henry
Greve, John Bibinger. William Rahr;
constable, VIM. Griebling. End ward,
aldermen, Peter Johnston. David Day,
Andrew Hanson; constable, Jos. l.. Ed
wards, (on both tickets.) Ord ward, al
dermen, jos. Staehle, Fred Eggerts,
Chss. Heingarten; constable, 81. West
phal. 4th ward, aldermen. J. e. Platt,
J. F. Dumke, Z. Nyhagenj constable,
J. A. Tod.
Quite large vote was polled except i'll
the 4th ward. But little interest was
taken in the local ticket, it being focal
lied on the county Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-07
PLUMB & NELSON, GROCERS.
Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffalo
and Eighth Sts., North Side.

Do you need Prunes % &C., Dried APP
piles % &c. or Rice "a SC. pound? If
you do, come and get what you want now
before stocks are used up.
Salt Salmon "a 10c pound.
A large can of Peaches for l0c.
Whitefsh in 20lb, packages @ S1,05 a
package.
Buy the ''Dupee'' Ham, the best in
the world, and sold at same price as COM
mon stock,
Lima Beans (Evaporated) Sc. a pound.
Maple Syrup @ 35o. quart.
Honey a. 15c. q Id.
Next week we will advertise the best
seeds in the U. S., ID. Landreth & Sons,
Philadelphia,) giving list of the varieties
and prices by the pound and ounce
Their seeds never fail TO grow and you
will do well to buy what you know to be
good. We have very large stock and
assortment and are making very low
prices. Don't forget to read what we
will have to say next week.
Holland Herrings-the incest goods
we ever had @ $l.15 key.
Everything warranted. Return all
unsatisfactory goods and get your money.
No charge for what you may have used.
Spice fingers and Gems (cookies) a
12!c. pound.
Smoked " hitefish and Salmon at very
reasonable prices.
The largest and best stock of Canned
goods ever in this part of the country
and we would be pleased to show you
goods and name prices at either store
Our assortment is complete and we imag
inc that we can furnish anything under
the sun in this shape.
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