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The following is the programme for the
preachers meeting, to be held in Evening
Shade, commencing on Thursday, May 26,
1891 of O n m
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Gould not the merchants of Evening
Shade, Ash Flat and in other portions Of
the county, send US the number of bales Of
cotton, of the last crop, shipped by them
from Oct lst, 1880, to May lst, 1881? It
would be an item of general interest
which we would gladly publish, together
with the names Of the shippers.
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Halls Time Attachment.

Mr.. George Il. Lenihan, agent Tor the
81. Louis branch OF the Hall ssle and lock
company was in the citY yesterday, and i'd
iusted tho Hall chronC mehrie time move.
menis TO the burgular proof safe of Masels
Adams & Leonard. II is a beautiful piece
of mechanism, perfect in al its parts and
stands at the head Of I'll other bank tim
locks. 1. is flashed In elsgant style and un-
hEe all other time locks it procudss TIE
possibility Of being locked out
Il case Of breskags OF sloppage Of it's move
ments, Which aro no! very likely to occur as
lhey are constructed with the utmost skill and
81 the very best material. Yet should such
be he Chse, II las tho adyart sge over Others
iQ4,nluch Gs the moment il stops, no malttr
from what cause. il throws ou tue combinH.
lion and The safe can 6a opeGed by the oIGi-
mary combination lock, where's with other
t;mePieces the safe would have to be cut into
10 order to get at It's contents. Bankers, can
zee at glance the advantage Of such a
time lock, for nothing will throw banking
1ou.e into q greater state of excitement than
10 have funds locked up 10 SAT, that cai 40.
DO opened. Another great ieXpre OF hi
popular timepiece is that it is adaptable f.
any safe or lock now in use. and Cal
be adjusted for any given time and cannot be
stopped by any fOfco brought to besr upon
il from tho outside. The movements sle
positive, work automatically aud require no
winding while they are simple and at ,ho
same ume durable. 1t requires bd. fsw
minutes 10 open the safe, bur i! can only b.
opened NJ II predetermined hour. NJ.
Lehman, who Is the agent for this
STATE, lof! lasI evening for Dentun
"aeio he goes 20 put one on the safe Of the
oAohaugo baLk Of that place. This Hall i'm
proved tmo attachment is indeed an iagtn.
Iaus invention. Before eeeing H6!rs linn
attachment, Captain Leonard bAd Ordered a
Yale clronomcter, but on discovering The
supofiority Of llaiPa Immediately roaclndcd
his order,
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isied.

WHltLA-on th' 9TH lns,,, at II o'c,ock, p,
N. OF acute ,rneum stlsm, VISA II Whjtla.
Tbs funeral services viii be h&ld ut 81. n It.
tAtw's Cathedral, on TUtSday, the sta inst
The deceased wGo the proprietor of the
Grand Windsor Hotel, OF Dallas, member
OF The city council, and slso member Of
several lodges in this city, the knights Of
Pyihiae, Rights Of Honor, Legion Of Honor
Ancient Order United Workmon, etc. Ia
all these positions no wa, of most eminent
usefulness, and will be soreIy missed by esch
several fraternity. Devoted to his business,
heso thoroughly understood it that lie
wrung success where those less capable might
have failed. Reserved by nature, Lhouga
WARM in his friendship, i! was only those
who know HIM intimately thu. could duly
appreciate his many merits. IL
hsd just climbed the t0orn,
h,ll of ed.rL aud had er~ped success
sF,or many aef sa.riices vhen, in The mys,o-
r. Of Providence, he w,s called heaca 10
gently ind bis rest in the a,ma of Htsb.
lie !oyei bis family vita ,ha, raI 70, ally o
hear. TINT does aud daros and submits
almos. anything rather than rick heir com.
iorts' their hrpPnc's. TO them the loss i
irreparsbl1 srd the sorrow INN a,urabe.
To Thorn VIZ tender our sioceras, c3ad1loncc
in th their hour Of affection which, while
il tax s from them devoted and loving
husband an hshar clothes commuuity ia
mourning for ~ good man gone"
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Is called to tho fact thst Goldsmith, Bros.
have just received full and varied assot,.
mon, Of embroidery eaeing and inserting in
null, swiss and jscone! fabrics. These var,
Cor price from ana c.n.s 10 81 90 a yard, and
arc tho heat v.'us for tho mo- oy ver offered
Gan and sce fr vnurelf at Gold NTH Bros
IA Elm aud 7l3 Man s,rp,ts.
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NV S;nnn Monnn.

Way are you ont or -orts, .v.r ahlc to tell
iolts thai you ar" W.? Tn to unr it's al
caused inihe a Ct piac. by habitnal on.tipa.
ton, which nod ub d ally osus Il deran o
biincysnpd liver he sur cur Z o,nst.
y, tipn 10 the eel brat.d kr,ne,-Wu, II l.
", specn, msiy tor all kidney a. d liver
''is~s ~ u s"d are culei by Il every
month. TRY 10 ct once.
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Death OF Hr. Matt Cu,,en

Thousards in Dsl,ss and tho surrounding
county vii prieve t, learn O. the death ol
this worthy III on o. Erin, Isle. A tele.
e. m from NJ. 2 0'D nnell to Hr. Mic heel
Il sonAn law Mr.. Gu len, stat s this, he
a,od yestorfa ,o1te oil ,rndo liv ,r, of con
gcstiro chile, AMI would 10 sent Il Dallas
for inta;man' on Monday (to,morrow) af,er.
noon.
M. Cullen has been vel AMI honorably
known Va this rCgi n as rsilro d contractor
since 1872. He wse gagged, at the inns OF
LIS death, ON ihrd contract IN tho
cA'enIon Of tho ToIm y d Pacid.
railroad west Of the Briz,s river II,
last contract was for liz m lea, commencing
five miles scst &C the Colorado. On which TIC
work vas we'll advanced. For tnirty wear.
he las been in tho same business III Illroi
Iowa and Texas, and everywhere maints mo-
y reputrtlon f'r tho stricIN integrity, aut
most honorable he,ring lie WAS generou,
so = inult Hs h'sr. was rs open 80 h4 had
lie HAZEL no man. His heNrt beat warml,
towards bis follow beings of all c,pcds hitl
snd ustioanllue, and,he would rather depict,
mia own purse than wrong another. Sucl
men hrN rare. bus thov do skis. evaa in ,hs'C
times and Matt Cullen was one of them. II
leaves wi low, IN adult son, Mre. Roe, hi
daughter, and other children to mourn III
desth Of u kind, iniulgant fslhcr, aud sr
honest man. Peace bo 10 his ashes snd Bill,
| " his soul.
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Election Notice.

10y VIRTUE VI tho authority vested In me
iD IS mayor Of The " uf JaUsS, feNus.
atd " accordance Wi h th' rs4uifcmtn. ~ the
nHrter OF yaid CITY, au election Ia her, by or
de ed To be hold IA the different wards IRE teOi
on he ga day Of Ap II, - J. /. the s,n-
nciug tho tH, ueS lay l.eJ tar irss Monday
In aiid m"ntn Tor thu nus -ose of rlrcting "A
mayor for SAID city Ind Jno sldtrn.n Tor each
ward thereof.
The p liz for 'aid election will be opened
anI hell a. he fol OwluR placcs;
o. II Ward--At the con ihhuse.
SECOND " ard - at B'yGus bull ding, on
Camp street
third WArd-At Frlah's store, on Bryan
slrs-L amt tho
-Four h N,ri - Young ,chcol house
The follow ny are the presiding Office Of
sntd aicct.ou For the lrtt ward, &. NJ
Ferry; second Harj, W q. i,oss, third
ward, j hn Henry Brown; ard III, foul,h
yard, j I'm j EHkluS
In Wit css whereof have hereuntn anlYci
my otilcis signature aud cius ed
the sal oi the cltT II nallaa 10 be
IL. 81 he con impr,ns Il, at my flee Ia
said ony hs March 81, 4 ID 1881
Attast; John j Cpny, M,yur
u. d. liE9EroRp, lty S,crc,,ry,
bS W MGUrsln, Deputy.
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Notice to CITY Taxpayers

ln scco dance with 3 elton los or he CITY
enart 70 hereby liv.n init board
o. ap,e kw, me ~ o city hail ol Mon.
day, The u day II March, issf.
j. Y. BoIEI., Assel sor and Co lecor,
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.Pfours, ELLIOTT & HALL,

PosroFFIcE, DALLAs, TEXAS, /
January 4, 1851.
Messrs. Pfouts, Elliott IL Hall.
GENTLEMEN In reply TO yours e even date,
can only state from the beat sources of lnf0r
nation at ny command, that the postsge paid
by the Dallas Daily aud Weekly IlSRALD Is in
excess Of that paid by ali other papers in north
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A, NJ. COCHRAN, Postmaster
DER Bentley Assistant Postmaster
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g'no complete, with nnur mtch ners. ali In
sWo running ORDER, and dwelling. mill built.
'ng ana z GU ID, l@b, is5 fest, oil ior o., 100,
IT ms.hhlnsry a one 0 Y ~, 400 Add cas-
CHRISTIAN KRE1u, DALLAS Tex Q.
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mS'NOrlGE Is hereby given that Henry
Loeb and Henry Frlrdlander, und0r the firm
name If Loeb & FriedlHnder. are the only cue.
cegsor; Of tne late iirm of Ike Loeb 81 Co aud
they alone are authorized to transact all bus
mess pertaining TO said late irm. The public
generally are notified Of this fact aud requested
70 call upon and correspond only with said
bleb I frledlander In ali matters connected
with sgli lats arm. We arc still at our old
stand, corner Camp aud Lamar Bts., where
80 viii serve cur cuGtomers with tho same dls-
psich rs heretofore,
LOEBa FRIEnLANDEE.
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Department OF Insurance, Statistics
and History,

AUSTIN, Texas, March |, 1881.
To All Whom II may Corc-lu:
This |" to certify tbat the Fire Assoca ion Of
Phiiaueiphit lnumance company, Of fhila-
erlphia Pa, has ~ sl rtspec,n fully COM
Piled ith tie laws ri Texas as couditi ne
pre-, cd mt o its doi bu-ines 10 this rata,
and thrt the said cOmpauyhulGs Il certified G
OF authority fl M is OH 20, e tltiisg IL To- do
nustues. IN this state tor one senr, from the
1T day OF Jauua,y, 1881, to the Slst day OF De-
inter, lSsi
Given uUder my hand and seal of oillre, IN
Austin. the day md ua'- frat shove
lSEAL.l written. y. ". SFAIGHt,
G. 'Aml8siDner
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Depart mena Of Insurance, Statistics
and History,

10 al whom II may concern:
This l. TO celtlt. that the sun Mutual lnsur.
anc Com my, Of Rev Orleans, la has In
al respects muy complied VITA tn lava
Texas rs cond ors tIecs en- to It's dolns bus
IN lhi+Fia.c, and that The said mpapy hold
d certificate Of authority rom This oNicce IL
ting a 10 90 busineFs in Inc state for one year
II mtha Let day OF January, 1881, to tae SIS
day Of December, 1851,
Given und.r any h0pd and seal, at Office
In austin the " ami date first above written.
A.W. SPAlGuT, Comm sslouer.
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DALLAS, March |, 1851.

Calling ct cnu N 10 the above notice. 1 re-.
spro'ful' nan for the new Il m he continued
pitrnusg1 ~ getog.usly gwen to the d nrm
Oy lie ifirnrs II. +, UNDtRWOOD.
DALLAS, Mgrch |, lS.l
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those views. On the whole, again we gay that
the address is admirable in its tone, conservs-
tive in its conception, chaste and elegant in
its diction.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS --sealed pro-
posals for removing house, rebuilding CHM
ney aud fence ON certain lot in the city of
Dallas, VIII be received by the city engtnee
until the 10th inst For full particulars apply
10 city engineer
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Dissolution and Go partnership.

me pNtncrihip heretofore existing between
W. V, tarlmgtou and IA Il Underwood, nm
Ter Tho nrun name of Gsrlingtua 4 Under
WOO }, I, tl,iS day ulteolycd b, mutual CO sent
Il " uulcrwo retiring Tho bu ines " al
lrreal.r os carried oa by NJ %. Gatlington
aud rnom1 field, who uaye catered Tito n
partnership, under the name of darlington h
Fleld. NJ. u. ELLINGTON,
II =, uNDhRN GOD,
THOMAS FIELD.
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inferred at the Post O0lee a Dallas, Teas, a.
Second Cas- Mater
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DARGAN& IREZEVANr, General Agents,
Dallas.
JOHN g. ALDEUOfF, Local Agent, oves
Exchange Bank, Dallss.
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OUR CIRCULATION.


mert from ourselves:
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD,
January 4, lS... I
A. NJ. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas.
DEAR SIR-ilsrewlth enclosed we hauH yOu
ore hundred and twenty-one dollars and
seventy c9nts, amount Dill due for posssge Of
the Daily HERALD for last month
we would thank you, II possible and cunve-
nient to you, TO furnsh MS the Information no
to the comparative circulation of the HERALD
as sgai asst the olher ga sers Of north Texas.
Very respectfully,
,PF0urs, ELLIOTT & HALL,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De neyer's, wonderful Ca..rrn n
Cure is nov dispensed by all druggists, and
10 delivered carriage paid) by ID. b. Dew.
ey 4 CO., No. ~. Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everyw here
resulted from the use Of this ispreparatiol have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snutls, douches, and in.
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotsl elements dis
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous mcmbransus system
In two minutes time, thus forming IN inocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar to, and as uniailing as, vac
cination. A '.Trestise," with full state
ments by the cured, is mailed nee. "Wei IN
Meyers Catarrh Cure il worth ten ttnes
Its cost Rev. Chas J. Jones, New BrightoA,
l.. l." One package cured me. Rev. g. Il.
Taylor, l4o Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
vi restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Refs, CotblcsklI, N. Y" THE remedy
ts marvel. kev. A. ?. Freeze, Cairo, N. y"
''lt mas been CT great value to me. Rev. OF.
ney Place, Massens, N. Y, Rev. Geo. Z.
Pratt, st. Stephens Rcctory, Philadelphia,
etc. rea, cure for Oatarrh for l.e0.
ll28GtaW
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Third EDITION.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
A Son OF ex-MayOr wh1teley has
his Arm Crushed ON the p. w. 4
Ii. X. II.

Yesterday afternoon Charles f. White
ley, aged about % years, son Of eX-
Mayor Whiteley, met with an accident
that cost him an arm. Mr.. White,ey
was in Philadelphia yesterday, and
started home on the $50 train in the
afternoon. He was sitting with his
left arm resting on the window-sili of
the car, ana shortly after leaving Lin
wood freight train passed on the op-
posite track, one of the cars Of which
was loaded with lumber; a plank which
was allowed to project from the car,
ca ught Mr.. Whiteley s arm, and amm-
ed it violently against the side of the
window, crushing and mangling it i'll a
fearful manner. The bones were crush
ed and splintered from the shoulder to
the wrist. His fellow passengers did
everything in their power to ease his
sutferiugS, which We're intense: US soon
as the train arrived in this city, he was
placed il, Il carriage and removed to his
fathers residence on West street. Med
ical aid was at oncn summoned, bur an
examination Of the shattered arm
bowed that no'hing Conld I've done to
save il, and early last evening an AN
pufatiuu WAS performed by DrS. Dra-
rcr, Mauli and Bullock. Twas found
20 he necessary to amputata the limb
uear The shoulder iriut The operation
vas performed in Il satisfactory man
ner, and this morning Mr.. W Nhiteiey
is doiug rs well as could br expected.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
F1ftieth Anniversary.

Mr. John Marvel, residing AT J0l Eas;
Fourth stree, and one OF the most
trusted hands in William Bush's mo.
rocco Manutactory, was very agr,eab y
surprised last evening, by number OF
his friends calling and corgratulating
him Oh the tittisth anniversary of his
birth. Mr.. Marvel saw no indication ,
Of any unusual stir in his family except
his wife and children had an extra
smile which he took no account Of, as
that was nothiIg unusual in Mr.. Mar.
vei's family. Neither did Mr.. Marvel
take the hint that anything unusual
was astir when a friend came and asked
hun to take AT evenings walk. He
understood it Al though, when he came
oark and found his house comfortably
filled with hi, friends in tAe city aud
ms comrades III the morocco manutac-
tory. OF this city, aud as he
raced the company and received their
the IaaGh wa+ d' cide,i-
lv against Tim. He submitted, how
ever, to the inevitable with good grace
and became The guest OF the evening.
Social conversation followed, aud
LATER in the evening Mr.. B. L. Helsler,
on behalf OF Mrs. Marvel ana her child
rer, presented Mr.. Marvel WIZ very
nanu>o'ne ta.le rocking chair. Rev. p.
II. RMlins received the giit on behalf
Ji Mr. Marvel. -Four youus men io.ner-
Iy apprentices under Mr.. Marvel and
no" his sIuplnates, presented !uiu with
a very handNunlc table gas lamp. The
names oi uhr young men We're. &. Ii. {
NJ rrow, G. Il. Baird, II. \. Morrow
'nh +. Mitchell. Qllte u number of
'th presents were presented by Mr.
Shopnd,ss. Letters of regret
or hot answering the invitation To b.
resent III person We're read from X. j.
Reynolds, aCate Trea. rrcr, acousin and
rom Mr.. Charles y. Fritz who had not
'eturhtd from his summer va .ation.
Refreshments followed and at an early |
lour tie company retired.
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Fight Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
"A fight took place, at the saloon on the
corner Of Third and French streets, he.
tween a number of young Inc who
We're in an intoxicated condition. Mat
ters were very lively for while, the
knock down and drag-out principle ap.
peariug to be the order oi the day. One
man had spi'toon rDiScd to strike
another in the head, hen fortunately
it was knocked ont of his hands, or a
homicide might have been the result
one Of the particip 'nts claimed to have
lost 40 in - uotes during the fight, and
another said he lost gold watch chain.
The police seemed - have been busy
somewhere else, rs they did not put IN
an appearance until the hight was pret-
~ well over, when they arrested one
man for drunkenness.
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-
lbiSprtterIy Con .uct,

William BiackSoa, ,co,orcd, was charg
e! tbs III rrn.ng with disorderly con
duct last night at the rear oI the opt ra
hOu>r. II seemed that th"reare Il num-
D@r,.ot men and boys thu cungrrgl'"
in that vincily, whenever here is a per.
torlnauce in the building, and theS
have broken Windows, cut panels out OF
doors and done o'her damage to the
properly. Their object appears 10 he to
peep at the performers IN their dress
my rooms. Blacksun was found last
evening looking IL, and AS the officers
had re, 'lved street orders in the mat
ter he was promptly arrested. Upon
nls statemeLt to the mayor hat this was
the first time he had ever been around
there, kis Honor advised him to let il
be the It, and GerIey nn-i him the
cost OF the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
FIFTH EDITION
The COMPETITIVE DrilI a, -.

kilies took place last eveni, lV = Ane'i}
witnessed W, bya lasge numbsr and \
me Judges were Adjutant c =, pe%|
iyaa, rarks postles, Lieutenant C"ineilae CnIineia
C,, Wool cantain $. NJ, Curtis, ,aud v,Gls 3.
Captain Fred Brckmaster ''rTa 'TI brs|
having carefully considered ~ thhejud ;
OF each member, awarded 'ae Ut, med
ineda, % to private Emory ,Jon", nue. p
medal was presented to him p"'S' bu y
fostl"s, and he took occasion uene
ment Mr.. Jones upon his nras n " COM
the manual of arms, and p',C'cncg| a'.o
highly of the progress made I hn ~
mem oers of the company. v OF
Section drill was ther oo,.
sergeants Floyd, Patton and 'I@slo %e
respectively, commanded Tho , .IayN
n each section were eight , "ey'io
wheeling, section first pr7vs, Meh. i.
better drilled, not VARYING Nv i~If
ches from pivotal points Th yn'er
perfection in other particular. w o., "a
this section the tonors and gave
was accordingly awarded +" ,I",a Ins AT \
men members Of the winning scctio" a4'
William Floyd, sergeant ''Cn Ca,, an
f. W. Murdock, Corporal L 4 'WWlSo
vey; Privatcs John NJ. ,WcEGyA S'yA
Emory Jones, benjamin II! ,ora' @ wv
ter j. Brown, Edward lIcrrick, 'i,"I
MckrIvey and James JOSEPH, ''@
The Adlntant General w,,
pleased M!tA the xii, shown hr ra
mem9ers J.. the different eyo,o;ioa
and remarked To some of The "@a' ,Gsu
standing near, that he was ,a,i.8aJ .i,t =,
the kiiles would reflect credit on
Diamond Sat" while at Yorkrown
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
A CAPTAIN ALARMED.
Looking For Dynamite on the
White Star Ateamer Adrfatir.

Excitement was "a >cd ~ tue y er Of
the White Star Line, at the foot of
West Tenth-St., New York, yesterday
afternoon by the report that two strange
mcn had been seen mNs crivuSly tutake
a box ou board ut the steamer Adriatlc,
and soon af,el depart without IT, III,
two men had on what appeared to be
uniforms such as Is worn by the Gus.
'Un officers about The various steam
ship piers, and At tirsr no heed was paid
u them. The steward saw them look
ing about the cabin and called the
attention OF Captain Jennings to the
strangers
Captain Jennings stepld 1t VI 20 them
as they were ,trolIug ABOUT and asked
who Gnty were, and " hat tu-y wanted
They cartlessly replied that tnrS were
Custom House otticrIs and merely look
ed about. As they lett the vcssc. soon
after without the box wh4eI they han
been Seen To carry aboard. The report
was circulate that II contained dyna-
mite, anu had been ScCrettd sou eN here
about tAr ship b. the my sterious visit
UrS.
Word WAS at once sent to the Survey
or OF the Port, who detailed Two OF As
officers to make a thorough search OF
the vessel with IA view ct bringing to
light the missing box. Lpsk"rs that
ltrd not Seen the lghT OF day tor months
were opened and tximlued, aud every
portion OF the ship was looked into, but
III mystelieus box could not be |
found. NE Of those who united in |
he search Joh.poohed' the tnought
hat any internal machine had been
ON beard, uuJ Captain .Jen-
ltlngs reiilal kcd 10 them that they
night Iau Ii as they would, he vas
'ap'ain ot the ship aud he regarded il
Is no laugh ng matter He said that in
'lew OF the many repor ; i'll circulation
NAT d ynanite was b ing smuggied on
'"a,d OF the steamers, it was Il very
rlous hus ness. No one has yet been
puLd who knew Anything of the TWO,
lrangerS who visited the Adriatic.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
whining ton FOuutain SOcleiy.

A stated meeting ol the WimingtG@
Fountain Society WAS held yrs'tn!s1 =
afternoon. The President, E!wanj
Brirghu"st, Submitted a report, by|
which it appears that the fountain a
the corner OF Water and French streets
has been removed unit. the new depot
is completed. The Other fountains
throughout the city were reported as
being in excellent order The new
fountain il. front OF the Court House
competed, and on motion a vote oq
was extend d 10 the last Levy
Court for the donation OF 600 coAtrlOu1
|. d towards its construction. The society
III II adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
The Hacct 0NehllOn.

Some friction has occurred on w.
count of the recent order that all cAll'
dreu must be vacciuated before tlty Gu,
ter school, and those not vacclIalu
could not enter school. Some Ol 'ne
children it is said who wele
sent home from school WEN
to the vaccine ,hysicians to get N@ ,s,
cinated but we're sent away oy tA.'
official because he said he had no '% l
cine matter and Whenever the! ''A
again they are told the same thiAs
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Sunk IN the Creek.

Yesterday afternoon, while cana
boat loaded with coal was being lowed
up the Chris,iana, She wasr ran into and
a hole stove in her bottom. The men,,
however, managed to keep her atioat
until she reached a poir opposite Mar.
ket street, when she sank. II is under
stood that the boat will be unloaded, !,
and raised as soon as possible.