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The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
FIRST EDITION.
THE BOARD OF TRADE CIRCULAR

The Executive Committees Appeal
TO the Pablic for Increased Mem.-
bership and Extended Useful.
ness.
In accordance with the desire of the
wilmington Board of Trade, as ex-
pressed at its recent annual meeting,
the Executive Committee of that or
ganizatiOn has addressed the following
circular to prominent business men OF
the city: tt,.Y.
DEAR SIR The rapid growth of
our city in population, manufacturing
Industries, and wealth, together with
the prominent position commer cially
1t is destined 20 fill, renders it lmpera-
tive that an organization composed of
merchants and manufacturers, as well
as persons especially interested in
navigation, and the protection of our
navigable waters, should be sustained
by the constant exercise Of the energies
Of each individual member to secure to
our city, through local, State and
Federal legislation such laws as may
be determined by our citizens to Le
desirable for the promotion of lis best
The foI,ov;ns .,b;oo,s da,,a
asrnast .na ;,,r1sd;o.a S.o ""u
F;rst ~0rr ,aatam sva.,s N'on
second-SThe sswsra ppf ~ ~ th. o;.u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ~ n'r ' hasSo. v,sy.
FonrtbZHd Hdootion of means TO- 20 ~, ~
trodnca nav "a n;,aI and ast .hi;sh " nan ~
entarnr;ses in or naar The ~ c;.v 0"
E;fthwAn ;norassa as ' .ho ' o:
n,oved in the Eno;nser;no % and uv sur...,, om
= o """ oui'oy
ing DeparImehts, T =,
oixtn-lhe City council should
nave Tue cooperation OF an organization
OF THIS character IN all It's Efforts to
give us such laws ana ordinances as
snali pe Dest calculated TO improve our
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

James Duggan, quartermaster. was
lost overheard from the steamship
Bavarian, of the Liverpool and Boston
line, during storm on the 31st ult.
The loss by the brush fires through
out the Province of Ontario, last
season, is estimated at upwards Of
$10,000,000.
The trial of Charles 8. Fisher, a
prominent young lawyer of Cincinnati,
on the charge of having stuffed ballot
boxes while supervisor of elections,
resulted yesterday in the disagree
ment and discharge of the jury.
Judge Baxter told the District Attor-
ney that ''no jury would be permitted
to rerurn verdict of guilty on the
evidence Produced"
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
TeIssraphfe Notes.

Misss Lydia Bailey, aged eighty-six,
was burned to death in Hartford yes.
terdsy while lighting . fre. Z AaIfE
The total loss throughout Ontario
oy bush fires during the past ssas0n
is estimated at between .e10, ,O00. 900
and $40, 900, 900. 80, -,
It is expected that Hon. Lionel
Sackville- West, the new British Min
lister will be presented to tho PreSiS
dent tomorrow. L 81 Iaafoo 100 u
In his annual report to Sscrstssy
wisdom, First Auditor Reynold res- h
ommends the employment Of additional 1
clerical force in his office. w q % ~ -. =.
The schools of Biddeford, No. have
been closed In. consequences of tie
prevalence of smallpox EThsrs have
been sixteen cases and six desths., ergy
Postmaster General James has made
arrangements te take o pleasure trip
to Florida, leaving Washington early
next week and returning IN abodt Z
fortnight thereafter. a,'lj ana zsiil.y
The Marysville (Cal. J Savings Bank
mas suspended owing depositors $445.-
$40. Its business was confined ID
loans on zeal estate and shrinkngs 0f j
values was the cause. Of the suspsn- ;
SION. =, ~.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

1t is doubtful yet. Both the Dem ocrats
and Republicans claim 1t by small ma
jorities. nothing will be certain about
it until we hear from st. Lawrence
County, and 1t Ia not likely that We shall
bs allowed to hear from st. Lawrence
County until the returns from all the
rest of the State are in.
Where and what is st. Lawrence
County that 1t is to decide the State cleo
ton?
st. Lawrence Is Republican county
and 1t runs up to the Adirondack woods.
When the Republicans learn how much
majority they need to carry the State
they take the ST. Lawrence County boxes
up into the Adirondack woods, and
when the boxes come cut of the woods
they contain just the number of votes
required to give the Republicans the
majority they want.
The only practical mode of carrying
the State for the Democracy is to stati on
a regiment OF shrewd and experienced
Democratic sharpshooters in the Adir-
ondack woods to capture and guard the
st. Lawrence County returns before
the Republicans hear from the rest of
the State.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

Correspondence Of the GAZETTE.
NEWARK, Nov. II, 1881.

NEWARK. Nov. II 1891
m
Inc laoles OF the Presbyterian
oa ka.a" VIZ noJ 'ess,yaI ~ .ne
o o~J o,,' nsnhun n .no Jnu'n M Uh Gue o.n, tn
I'll, 49, 'Oo '" no Te hl1.nVuis's ~
snan;n~ 0 supper on inanAsgi'ing
Mr S...h :. w,,,;. M
M a,.a..a;, 0au, VI y. iM,ns.on, III VIII give
suon;nn % % TN 1a,h ;nst IN t"' ""ii on E riioay
s T ..o ,oa nm '
Inc trand omcers OF the Order OF
f.oJ,a Iaot oupn;nr p 'st Ar.S w ~. Nowa.A
,no,,;.. .h"u .u 0ous ora e., So =. a., .no ~ Tolo>
or Me- a. q " po."h n onS ~ ."na.n'",.. JUG sa.oJn
reoaled ~ WIN 'o0'S
T'
ihTee car ioads Oh emgrants became
IN ,ha p w @ p Ra;isnod naan
pr;ca,s uooas m Mondsn G n;ah. ."a amI
vare Sota;uaS Tor sama ,;nas s"S' ,nu ,Ia
train proceeded several miles before
missing them, Had the express due
here at II. 10 D. m. been on time a dis
aster might have occurred.
Tho az n nv ,.otoa ~. os
snaiit;es of tho caIa urssantad ] lie 10 tbam, Uu
~ .ha Thas,a.u;,ia Lesa ~, W .uo.n
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LOCAL LINES.

The extra Saddle Rock oysters at
Fullmer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters
at Fullmer's.
Buy your tobacco and cigars from
Mullen, 525 w. Front street. Ohm
The only place in the city to get a
Rrst-class oyster is at Fullmer's, 60o
Market street. nov6-lm
City Council this evening in regular
sessions.
No cases before the Mayor this
morning.
The Orphans Court will meet on
Wednesday next.
Large numbers of gunners go down
tho Delaware Railroad every day.
A large number of pavements
around town need repairing very bad
The Delaware Fire Company have
received five hundred feet OF new
hose.
Annie Pixley will give "M'liss" in
the Opera House on Thanksgiving
Forty shares of the Wilmington &
Northern Railroad were sold in Phila-
delphia yesterday at s32 per share.
The three horses of the Delaware
Fire Company were hitched up by the
driver last evening in seven seconds.
Those present at the Philharmonic
concert last evening in the Opera
House were we'll pleased.
Anna r. Price, living on Queen
street, South Wilmington, died sad
denly yesterday from heart disease.
Those who contemplate goinI to
the Haymakers' ball, at Chester, TINS
evening, should call at the Shields
| Library room, where they can procure
abroad tickets at reduced rates.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
.nCAL TIME TABLE.


,oppECTED OCT. 30th, 1881.
.Coins ConmLE LEAVE WILMINGTON
lkAir1I 1IarIpHIA.-2o5 2.2b $50. 1tp,
Fesn Fesn dm ~ a.IO, 955. 1880. LISA. m, iAio
w w "a IA 2Ua go, I.O0, %, 6.B, I.oo, Woo,
nc n IN. sundays ZOO, I'D. s.lo a.m.;
"a IA II 6.ss, 7.00, 9.5b, l0.W p. IN. 3.
roT NEw YORK.-2O5, 20, ~ a:W, S.oo'
W " "a "a M. 'I2.43. 2Us, b.47, 6.Ss p. m.
sundays, 40. 2o =, n.' S;E ~ p; ~.
gSR BALTInoRE:-HSi, i.s., ~ ~ 4, ~ >,
ss ssSossyi. !s5i, l.S7. 40 1855 a. m. Il 81
yls W.sHIsGTos.-i25l, l.S7. 4.U2; 7:b5.
~ vs " m.; Ia55, .I.04. 6.6e p, m. Sun
Ssys. 2,jl, l,37, 4.U2, 1865 q. m.
o.%yIsoRr AND INrERMEDIATE STA
s,nss -l25l. s.s IA. M. ll.66, A45 p. m.
Issi45 o. m. train stops at way sta.
hoes NV betw cen Perryvills and
pSi,,more. Sundays, 1851 q. m.
ps~pyylLLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA-
vIg ilVSs Nsv cAsTLn.-8OO 9.25, a. M; LIS
IA Sm sa5. D. m, No sunday trains.
uIpsIsgTos AND INTERMEDIATn bTA-
1IONs-y.6 n. IN; LOO, B.3 p. m. NO
sunday trains.
pIxAR AND lNDEHMEDIATE STATIONS
asa. m,; l.Ub p. IN.
yoR WILMINoTON q NORTH KIN II. h.-
flOs. M; 400, 5.05 p. IN. No sunuaV
trains. , ~ r
M4a. M; 5.S5 p. IN. Sunday trains.
lO5D a, IL, and 800 y. m.
SRIlNs AkRIVE AT WILM MlNGIoN
saox PgIlADELpHIA.-l2 2.U7, 1857,
| ia S.SS y. % a. m, IL M; l2.l6, l2B
TC2 2.jI, AS, AL, $40, 500 $40. $40
AW -, 1915, Ills p. Iii Sundays.
| Iag2E,352 u. lO.lOa. M; ~, l0.95.
SpiINs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
4 afLADELpHIA-Broad street Depot
| i6, I,y, Sis, IC.30, ll.V0, ll.i5 a. IN; l.30
lis $50. i.S0, $40 5.l5, 5.l6 B.40, So, $40
lOu. 1880 p. M. sundays, 7.U5, $40 a. m.
GgO, 500. a.i5, 1890, l.U u. M.
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.U7, 1852, 7.52, S-3
| :, IN; ll,45, sI.O2, 4 Al, $40 ~. 10 p IN
| "a ltv, lU7, 3.57 5.j2 a. m. 1913 p. m
/ PpOn BALTIMoRE.-l.59,2 Ala, . 81. l..a5 Il
M; 'I2,4I, 2UD, S 546, $50, $50 p. m. gun
dsys. j.5s, 2.ls a. m. SAD. $50 $50 p. m.
FgOx WAsHIsGToN.-l.5e, 2.ly. LIB "A.
m4 'l2.4l, 2.UO, .. 40, 6.3S y. m. sun
days. i.50. 2,ls, u. m.: b.4B. go y. IN,
TROM PERRYvILLF Only-9.O6 am.
FROM n NV CAsyLE.-S.is, B.35, am; l2.U7
5lO, 6.t5 pm. No sunday trains.
/ PgOx DELAWARE Il. k.-s.4s q. m.; l2.W
tU6p. IN. No sunday trains.
| RkoN WILMINGTON 4 NoRTHERH X. Il
S0Oa. M; l2.O5 as p. IN. No Sunda,
trains,
FRoN DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.--s.OO
a. m., ais, p. la. sunday trains s.l0
M. and h4O .. IN.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

NEW YORK, November 1O.-The
elevator In the Belvidere Hotel, Eigh-
teenth street and Fourth avenue, fell
tbis afternoon from the fifth story to the
basement, the hosting rope having given
away. SIX persons we're in the car aud
were ali more or less injured. Joseph
and Mercedes Alentldo, Cubans. each
sustained a severe shock. Robert
Dickel, aged 10, the elevator boy, sus-
tained compound fractures Of the righ.
leg. John Mercer, porter, aged 3i, NAG
both arms and legs broken and VIII
probably die. Bernard Mailman, ageo
so, had his right ankle and back IN.
lured. The rope that failed was MADE
OF twisted steel.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
Some OF the Fortunate Ones on
Earth.

At New Orleans, on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, at the 18th Grand Monthly Draw
ing OF the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, $4,000, the first capital prize, was
won by ticket No. ,2i0, half of which was
held by Jolly Alsatian saloOn-keeper,
Max schmidt, No. 440 w. 32d street. New
York City half by Augustus DeGrum-
mund, poor but popular pump maker
of No. 4SS M street, Wa shington, ID. q.
10000. the second prize by No. 58,939,
also sold In halves. one of which was held
by No. $3.50, also sold in halves, one OF
which was held by Mr.. John G. Dieffen-
bach, prominent steam-tug owner of
West street, New York City; the other
half collected through the weli-known
bankers of Washington, ID. O., Messrs. II.
d. Cooke, Jr.. q Co. 5000, third capital,
by No. 9s ,63s half of which was held by
Alex. Urias, a segar dealer at No. 44L
Division street. New York City. the
other by ]; g. Roux, Of Edwards, Miss.
$500, by No. SOL, held by b. r. How
ard, of Aberdeen. Miss, and No. % $50,
held by NJ. c. Caspari, No. 2i5 Argele ST.,
Baltimore, Md. These are only some OF
the Thousand lucky Investors. Any one
interested In such rem nerative specu-
ltiions should write at once to M. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, in time To
participate In the Great Semi-Annual
Distribution of over half million ot
dollars on December 18th, under the sole
management of Gen'ls G. L. Beaureg ard
| OF La. and Jubal A. Early of Va.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
Ths Daily 6azstts.
Telegraphic Summary.

Two OF the insurgent tribes IN Tunis
nave submitted to the French, and
other chiefs are negotiating for peace.
The Porte now explains that the
recent detention and examination OF
two vessels in the Dardanellss oc.
CURED through the overxeal of petty
oficials.-Uardinal Nina has succeeded
to the prefectures Of the congregations
formerly presided over by Cardinal
Caterini.-It is announced that, des.
pite the result of the elections the
government means to adhere TO its
schemes Of economical reform,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

A statement is going the rounds oil
the papers containing the alarming
intelligence that the oyster crop of the
lower Peninsula has been fearfully
shortened by the long spell of dry
weather. The statement made is far
from the truth. There is not, it ia
true, q likelihood Of drug IN the oys.
ter market, but all the sources of sup
ply, ON the Peninsula and elsewhere,
are doing fairly, and consumers will
not suffer. The Wilmington dealers
have but little trouble in keeping up
their stock.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
Next seasons Entries.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Racing
Calendar to-day contains further entries
for the events of next season. Messrs.
Lorlllard and keene seem to have con-
fined themselves % the fashionable
gatherings where the richest prizes are
to be won, as beyond the EPSON spring
and summer and the Doncaster autumn
meetings they have entered nothing,
In fact, 1t is evident that Mr.. Keene's
fayerite battle ground will be Newman.
ket, as the above meetings are only, so
far as completed, patronized by Mr..
Lorlllard.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

DIR. FL. G. SDitcher, who has been
coufned to his residence for the past
two weeks, suffering frsm u severe at
tack of NAL irial teyer, Is slowly i'm
proving. He is now able to leave his
bedroom, which will, no doubt, be plea
sent news TO his many patients. He
hopes to renew his practice on Mon
day. During his confinement to his res-
lueuce iuuniuois III patients Visited
him and were very sollcitious that his
recovery would be rapid.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
An Old Doctors Advice,

1t was this: "Trust in God aud keep
your bowels open" For this purpose
many an old doctor has advised the hab-
itually costive to take Kidney. Wort
for no other remedy SO etfec uallv ovar.
comes this condition, aud that without
the distress aud gripping which other
medicines cause. II Is radical cure for
piles. Don't fail to iuse it.-Trdas 'ated
from the Netu York Zeltung.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
An African Massacre.
LoND IN, Nov. 10, 1881

Advices from Cape Coast Castle
dated October 16, state that informa-
ton has been received there that
the King of Ashantee has killed two
hundred young girls for the purpose
of using their blood for mixing
mortar for the repair of one OF the
State buildings. The report OF the
massacre was received from a
refugee who was to have been one
of the victims. It receives some
confirmation also in the fact that
such Wholesale massacres are known
to be q custom with the King.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
UARMs FOR SALE.

1T IN Y = -I71--I1
120 acres, near Chrtsttana. Del, a Good
market and dairy faim, good buildings.
Price, 80 600. ..-l' ysI.J "a !.
l03 acres. near Avondale, Chester Co.,
good land and buildings, 10 acres wood
land. Price, s. 500. =
1888 acres. Newark, Del. adjoining p.
w. & b. II. r. depot, large mansion and
grounds handsomely situated, farm
house large barn, granGry, DC. fTtce,
S22, ,00o.
Is acres. Cooch's Bridge, land well i'm.
proved, good buildings, store doing =
good business win exchange for city
property. Price, $1,000. #1iQf9I a-IL
rs acres, lear Osietown. Price, q, 600,
go acres. In Elk Neck, land good 1Quai.
tty and In high condition. Price, el2 900.
l99 acres, New Castle hundred, one mile
AZ acres. at Corner Ketch, very desir-
able situation for store or factory, good
buildings; will exchange for city proper
ty and give possession at once, Price.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
The Philharmonic.

The concert by the Philharmonic SO.
clety and Orchestra, at the Grand Opera
House, last evening, was a splendid
effort that received the deserved ape
plause OF the large audience presenis
No foreign talent participated in this
concert and the local organization is
solely entitled To the credit Of the sue.
cessfnl performance.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

IfYou Are Sick, Read

the Kidpey-Wort advertisement In an
other column, and 1t will explain to Won
the rational method of getting we'll.
Kidney-wor will save you more doc
tors bills than any other medicine
known. Acting with specific energy on
the kidneys and liver, IL cures the worst
diseases caused BY their derangeme Mt.
Use it at once. In dry and liquid form.
Either is equally efficient. Tue liquid is
the easiest, bat the dry is the most eco
nomical.- Interior.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
The Tenement Disaster.

New YORK, November 1o.-At
Two o'clock to-day the workman at
the Grand street ruins found the
body of Mrs. Hill's baby, Arthur
Chester Hill. 1t was crushed to
death. This the ninth and supposed
to be the last body in the ruins.
The search is still continued,
however.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

Henry Wood, General Superinten-
dent of the West Chester aud Phila-
delphia Railroad, was subpenaed by q
United States Marshal of Philadelphia
yesterday to appear at Washington on
Monday next as a witness for the
prosecution in the case of the United
States against Charles ]. Guiteau for
the murder of President Garfield. 1t
is not known what the prosecution
expects to prove by this witness
Chester Times.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
The New Jersey Election.

As stated yesterday the Republicans
will hold the Legislature by a bare
majority, the Democrats having made
great gains despite the alleged infam~
GUS gerrymandering of the Assembly
districts by the Republican Legisla-
ture last winter. The Republicans
hold the Senate by three majority.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
Callahan speeehss. ]
LONDON ,lNoy. II. 1881 Z

Mr.. Gladstone lin hisI speesho 1t
GuilLhall, declared that the iavz
would be enforced with firmness and
decision in Ireland. Tia enforcement
had been intrusted to those agents
who whether constabuiary or
military forces, have already earned
a title to the gratitude Of their
countrymen by the courage and,
exemplary patience with which
they have performed their difficult
duties. 'rsI rf. .ll4 III 9
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

John McGinness says: DIR. Benson,
will pray for you as long as l live, be-
cause you took pity on me when was
sick and in the hospital, and sent me
two boxes of your Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills,and they cured me of Sclatica,
Neuralgia and Nervous weakness.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
A Gratifying Increase.

A. S. Webster's dancing school
seems to grow more popular every
day. Yesterday afternoon seven new
pupils Joined the children's class, and
last evening fourteen Joined the gen.
tleman's class. Mr.. Webster is now
assisted by Prof. Constantine Carpen-
ter, of Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

all over the land goes up from mothers,
that says: "My daughters are so fsebls
and sad, with no strength, all ont OF
breath and life at the least exertion.
What can we do for them ?" The answer
IS simple and full Of hope. One TO f0u,,
weeks use OF Hop BItters Will make
them healthy, rosy, sprightly and ehssr-
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

The eighth annual meeting Of the
Clayton Loan Association will be held
this evening. The report of the audi
tors will be submitted and officers
elected. A full attendance of the
stockholders is desired.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is q remarkable remedy for all
those painful complaints and weaknesses
so common to our best female popula-
ton. Send to Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham
233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass., for
pamDhluts
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

ELKToN, CECIL COUNTY, Nov.
l0.-Geo. F. Harlan, republican, for
county commissi is elected by
40 majority oyer John Conway,
democrat. The democras elected
the other two commissioners.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
The Michigan Sufferers.

The following additional subscription
was made 10 the Michigan suffsrerers
fund yesterday
Edgemoor Iron Company, $ 20.50
Previous subscriptions, S33. 80
Total thus far, $3.50. 80
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
$s53.SO
No TIdings Yet.

III. S~---tiJ Of VvIih...- II. vvnISo, VINO
disappeared on Tuesday evening last,
have thus far received no tidings of his
whereabouts. They still hope that he
will return home all right.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
Death of a ship Builder.

Manlove r. Carlisle, of Milford, q
prominent ship-builder, died, at his resi-
dence, on Wednesday night. He was at
one time Speaker Of the State Senate.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

EOR SALE.-EIght two s.ory dwe ling
+ houses and one stors on ths oornef
of 14Lh and Walnut site. /. Apply "
ROBERT C'cAULLY, f4 r
No. 2 WesL Tenth st.
or GEORGE MCCAULLY,
nov5-tf In the premise
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11

have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
four d IL the best cough remedy l ever
tried.-W. +. Clarke, 800 walnut street,
November n, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS. A
"MULDooN's PIC NIC.n

To morrow evening: Hyde and Beh-
mans combination will appear in their
great specially Of "Muldoon's Pic Mic"
This comedy has been presented in q
number of the largest cities in the
country, and received with rounds of
applause. 1t is full of funny situations
that produce screams of laughter. Re-
served seats can now be secured at G. F.
Thomas Il Co.'s book store.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
MISSISSIPPI.
SENATOR LAMAR's ACTIVE EFFEc-
TUAL CANVASS TURNS THE TIDE.
VIcKsBuRG, Nov, 10, 1881,

'''' WV W 1VoH'
The result in the State, which is un-
derstood to be the election of the entire
democratic ticket and two thirds Of the
Legislature, is largely due to the efforts
OF Senator Lamar. He has made most
powerful and effective campaign. His
speeches bave aroused the people to the
danger TO their local affairs involved in
the election of the King ticket, and on
national questions he has brought them
up TO his own stand point, as indicated
by the universal appreciation with which
he has been every where received. 1t Is
understood that he will have no opposi-
tion In the democratic party and many
opposition members elect of the Legis-
lature have openly declared themselves
iu faV or of his re election.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
NEW ADvEnrrsEnrENrv.-

OTICE.-The eight annual meeting
~ OF The Clayton Loan Association
Will be held on Friday. Nov. IL, At
O'Clock p. M, when the report OF the
auditor will be submitted and an election
NJ. L. L.cHTENsrErN, u 81
novll'1t stE Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
q..'@l FOR SALE.

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SlAisf DGi,aIlr, Of fIsa, mi1I,,.Th This will !lL
NV FOR sitte time rr,h,ons M Of dollars for
S@Sle, PRSisnshh and the Pnropsrly pr nov
&lssso thouSaE, Five thonsaneSs das hao
no aud tbsad tbraasd cash, the thsand naIa 20 aol, n
~'f'sage. years, ,sec1red MI" = : nce hona ~
~Asam mAAuEL TowNsENp.
Sownsend, Del,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-11
A N ORDINANCE FOR THE REI.lEF
"A OF ARCHIBALD GIvEN- ~ :
BE 1t ordained by the City Council Of

A N ORDINANCE FOR THE RELlEF
IA OF ARCHIBALD GIVEN-. .s..l7s.-7 -
BE it ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington
SECTION l. That Archibald Given 10
hereby permitted and authorised to build
bulk or bay windows on the front of tho
seven new houses now being erected by
him on the southerly side of Sixth street,
between French and Walnu9 streets, said
bulk or bay windows to be built from the
cellar foundation, and not to extend
more than three feet on the pavement or
footway of Sixth street. and that AZ fsr
as relates to the building OF the bunk or
bay windows as Aforesaid, the said
Archibald Given Ii hereby exempted
from the provisions of an ordinance
entitled, "a further supplement TO the
ordinance entitl ed an ordinance con-
cerning often ses against the nnbiIo COON
omy and cartAin nu1sances,n parsed at
Tho 0iIy Hall. June 10. A. D., 1859, and
nom the provisions OF all other ordi-
nances ef the city of Wilmington, for
bidding the erection Of bulk or bay
WINDOWS as aforesaid. p,e - fI.l
Passed at the city Hall, Nov. 4, 1881 -
HAIRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council,
Attest HENRY r. PENNINGTON,
novll-2t.. Clerk Of Council,