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Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
CaIltaS Together.

The CORE -poudpnce which has passed
between the ChairMen Of Two Eefuhl-
can committees, which unfortunately
exist in our city, viii be found in other
columns of the RErUBI!'AN to-day,
and it will 10 doub, be read with inter.
est by all true Republicans, and there
are none who will not rcjorce that the
negotiations have brought peace and
harmony within full reach Of the parry.
The unlv ditfeleLce bet wecu the com.
mitteps is ia regard to the time for
holding 'he election for new commit
tee and the board OF return for deter
mining who are elected at the SAID
election. The first We consider the
greatest objection, for We have full con.
tidence that the Baker committee would
honestly count the votes and make an
honest retira cf ihn members elected,
though at the same time, as Mr..
Hastings committee requests it, ana
Mr.. Bakers commit ee could lose moth.
ing by allowing their opponents relre
SentatiUn Oh the retaining board, we
think the request should be grarted
| ~ regard to the other poiut involved,
the election should br held as soon As
possible in order that committee
with the work OF the ap-
campaign may have the CON
ilcnce and RESPECT of al Republicans,
md it could then go actively aud eli.
,iently - worh TO prepare tor the meet
ny of the Levy Court i'll February, il
he election is postponed until FohTL'
lry, and the Levy Court we know
meets the FIRST Tuesday of February,
here will be no time for the new com
uittee to do effective work. An tlrr
ion in January wouli do better, and
luiess there are Stronge" rea' 0ns against
i thAn what have appeared upon the
,urfacc, an election in December wou'u
,Ull BE better. What the h-pnbljoan>
)f Wilmington want is peace, harmony
and victory, and TO attain this very de-
,irabie end all should be wiling t.
make muual concrssions We hay,
no doubt hat his Will be done. The
mass Of the Republicans of the city
have had IA eurfeit Of Democratic ru e
in the city, and they now want union,
harmony and victory.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Cameron the Headjnsser on tho
stump.

tol Cameron, tn" autl-BDWbDn ana
Liberal reform candidate for Govern, r
Of Virginia made a telling speech al
AleN3uirin, on S4fur lay csaniuS He
paid but slight attention TO the S'ate
debt, bNr der arrt thl. when to ne Nshs
tu" in 1871 thnr"i Is Il liti ali the in
terest Hue until 1881, and from that sum
subtract h" amount paid on account ot
debt and interest and again subtract
oae-lhiri, III" amount West Virginia
900, Opb as II" true debt OF the stats. L.
Will bH seen from tha anDve that the
State Is no. 50 hopeieSsiy IN debt after
all, bul it must be borne in mind that
the above amount is what TIE Read JUS
ters agree to pay while protesting
against Paying West Nlrsinia's share
Tie refusal to ray the latter is what the
bourbons, the Democratic papers aad
50 Ne Republican paners alro, call rep :
diation. If we are not mistaken the
peopi vii call it refusal 10 pay A
debt they do not owe. CJl. Cameron
aside from the debt question coutrnded
that the State would be more prosper
OnS if both races united under equal
laws to support her institutions and
develop her resources, happily using in
this regard an illustration which he
said he bad heard Major DAME, his op.
ponent, use years before ut Lyuchburg
"That the State was like an organ, the
best musici,ns could not develOp all its
harmonieS and powers unlesS they used
the black keys a. well as the white"
He declared himself as opposed to 80
cial equality. toll tn. coiore1 people
that bo.h ne and they had been wrong
in the past, and denounced the requi,i-
ton Of capitation tax as a condition
of voting as II al gerouS To the State
He concluded hls address by inviting all
his friends as well as those of Major
Daniel, his opponent, to call at the Ex =
ecutivo Mansion in Richmond and see
him when he was Governor Of TIE
State
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

CRANKS STILL find their way to
Washington which they cons ider the
Mecca of their most brilliant aspira-
tions. One presented himself at the
White House yesterday with a com
as P esident Of the Cni,ed
States signed by "Almigh y Cod The
fact that he carried a seven barreled
shooting stick fully loaded was evi.
dence that his Mission was bogus.
Such crauks should be locked up in an
insane asylum and kept there No
doubt if such man were to meet the
President he would kill him on the spt I
under the hailuciuation that he was
making wav with a usurper that had
unlawfuIly taken his place.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

For Mr.. Wanamakers personal Use the mem ,r,,,
low was sent to his Office. Inst4al Of "w.;,;,,
"varnishns over he incorporates the paper into n
vertisemcnt as the best presentation Of the Oak Hall
ing stock.
five co4ld have tie people know the fact, a; thu
ua'y are about our Fail and Winter Clothing 1t ".
all we would ask,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

BETWEEN TWO adverse influences
the prospect Of "a good harvest next year
is very poor indeed though there are
nine mouths in which the crops can re-
superate before the next harvest. In
the west the young crop has been
drowned ont by foods and here in the
east it has been partially burned mp by
the drought. Til, rainfalls and the
drought seem not to have been very
evcr'y dis.ri 5uted this yea" 81 far.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
LIGHTONtHCOATS,

Give us very full advertisement to morrow
stock warrants it. Ra sge of p ices SS to S.4 NJ
point on the S. coat, Ii hit drab brown mixed and O.
mixed Melton; not all wool, but we are certain .
best in the country for the money.
We are strong on mems sizes
Stock is fresh on yht fashionable color,
The mar~c is vcry bare on de ;irablc LIGHT O,,
We are full on the very best things
SPrClALTIFS
A light brown, chey:ot face, diagonal mHel Coat
velvet collar, at $40.
Light colors in Wool Diagonals. Withoa: 1@,yi
With tlcjngs, Sl5
Very hnc Stockinct Coating, with all G-as Il
sleeve Innings, 81
A small lot Of very fine fancy Cassnc.cs an d
checks, handsomely made and trimmed, our ire,1as.
reduced from ~ 0Ot to 20 90 only because size, are b
POINTS only given 2bovc.
WANAMAkER & BROWN
OAK HALL, SIKH and Marie, Streets, Philadelphia
The Largest Clothing House in America
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
NOTICE

OFpIcv OF TIM STREET COMMISSIONER,
No ~ EAST SIXTH sTRkET, !
lLHlSGToN, Del. Oct ~, 1881.
Property owners and agents VIII please
take notice tia; the folio wing ordinance re-.
lating 10 pavenGnts ard sid walks, " i he
strictly etturccd Aud in order t. ave them
selves unnecessary expense they Will please
OF serve 1t
"AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PANHMENrs
AND SlpkwALKS." MhoA,v,r thH street
EommtesIOn' ~ sees or ha reported It. h'm any
defects or Ohst ucti II n The plvtme1ts .!
Sidewalks IN ~ city uf Whining ~, he shall
10 mcdiatcly have the Sidewalk or pavement
repair or tht Obstruction rem Ned at the
or, Der cost OF such wncIs or gents of the
property to shtch the pavement belongs, and
scnl u c bills to the Mayor 30 he collected
with costs l.. I LYNCH.
oct.4 2wd Street CommtSSi ner
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
thursday, Nov. 10th, A. y. IS
AT = o'clock, ?. NJ.

III 20 cIHtkt +. VI.
the following Heal Estate, being the property
of William liaylett, deceased, situatci IN
Mill Creek Hundr d county and Sta { "iurr'
SAT-. as follows. to Wit;
No. |. BE .inAiNX un the TurnDikc NoHG
aA3iEG from v Wilmington 20 th@st!aAa ~
Get trU'n Lames McNrhaci'> lrnri. add
'o,ndct on the north uni w,st by lan"s o
Ecuran ~ C'Itnw III ,uI the 2He, by i"Als o.
Benjamin trHnston ami itu,e lay or a 1t
On the soulh hy IafdS r Robert la!l,T and
the heirs y %prl J4cr N'i,AUel, 60 ttini Z
tort!-siX ar sa1t ~ ptrcir' # land, NOR
or Iess. siiil II Irl'ne tweiIu hOIr barn,
carriage ho.st, ana out-h .als tae.con erect
ed
No, 2. All that cNrtA'a lot or pie Of
ground, with IN bulIhhgs anl i'm r we
Inc Is thereon cree ed, Il! uAt3 II Min Creek
Hundred, a!ur. I'd ha-lHuI Z at d point
AZ tie d STAGE Of + et from The r,hw st
corner Of sad bui d,n.s, thence ext -Lt!ig
caste " ,'crCtlGi 70 II CufIr ut la Id hU~,
or formerly OF STOUT ANA Stgp,ur thcIct
extending 30 h-westeriy niue and thrce
quarter perrhcs to &C rner OF AN be naing
to the heirs of Peter springer, deceased :
thence westward y, one ANA onv-thirL .'erches
to Ano'hcr co ncr said Sprngtr's land {:
thcn'e by the 5 me nor tw rdiN eight and
one third y" ch2s t, the place Of beg un'ns,
containing fNrty netches t and, more or less,
excepting th"r"out b.. passage way OF three
feet along Samu ! B1i!cy's property, ior the
use If the sal Samuc' Ia ley, MS heirs and
ass gus forever. Attendance viii b" given
and terms Of sale T. II e known at the time
and place aforet id, by
ANTHONY liI,!GIN~, Trustee,
oct 5-dSw-tf "r by his Attorney.
Attest j. N. HoU-MAN, Reg. C.. q.
lHOs. bRAt KIN, EucupLpyr
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

C1DR RFNr.-TWO HO)M' IN IVES.
ter' part Of the city. with use Of kitchen
and bath room, can be relted on rsa ,onable
terms by q party witho .t cuildrtn. Address
by lettor Box Sl7, hEPCBL!rAN ONCE.
nnv,.9t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
WILLARD MOTEL LOTTERY
-THE DH.WInG-
FINALLY sETT4.yO AND FAMED.
THURSDAN,NOE 10 Fl

--ls Tnh DAY DKTEGMiNED rroH.---
The drawing Of this scheme has been finally
| settled upon, and VIII ccr.a'nly take
place on ThurSd,y, the lcth Of November,
ISL, by ahS"ut Ut IN tomnis tonc-s, ald
this viii enable me to se al the remaining
ticKct7.
All perAors, therefore, intending 10 invest N
this scheme. nHt rest assured ,hst thore VIII
be no further delays or .oSt.'ol, ncntS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
WELLINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE:
ssyllirteen,"

We have made thirteen Prince Charies
overcoats from special pattern You bet.ei
select ,ne as we know itcannot be dupsicstel
either by ourselves or any clothing house In
America. You know We always lead III ne"
styles. , ,o
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

DUtLIC SALE-L. W Sti iham 4 Son
1 will sell at heir -+uGtion Room on
Satur ay III ing, November tth, at l0ls
''c'oak, one horse sag IL aud har .ess all IN
z cd order an suit be r. Grocery or mar
ket wagon, Sa' post ve.
~ I l.. W. STIDHAM X ON, Auctiont ers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
on MONDAY OCTOBER 81, 1881,


at ! o'c,o'k p IN. the iollo"tns
! good driving mare, ! good Hurk mara.
likely colt, cJmiug yeaiS II the 'rn'g, t
he "a "f cattle, thr Ol lhem COW III prOh,. 3
hogs TT f r the butcher. y I'm spoIl6, two
seated business carriage. jumps "A family
carri GO sleig ami bells. aad sets o. Ar
LESS Of various k'udS farm wagnu, moving
machine. hnrsc-rake far-Liii, corn shci, /
p'Uws harrows aid oil thA farming uteu. lis
upon the pace. Corn and potatoes by t e
bu3hcl, vinegar by INC galloa, stlt pork bV
pound. together with a lot of poultry and lot
Of nous hold goods.
Conditions Of slle:-All bills over 81. ten
months credit by giving note with APPROX
cd security all hn,s t s2U ar under, c. sh.
EMILY Il. Sll PrARD. Exccutrix.
A. r. aHoCALhY, AuctiOheer.
oct 4 ltM .tdt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
TIUDLlC SAL T.

COWS! cows! COWS =!
VIII be sold at public sale, at Village
Groeu, Delaware county. Pa,
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
at o'clock, p. m.,
FORTY FRESH COWS l. SYRINGE ERS,
This will ~ a fine lot of dairy COWS.
TER MS.-2 AND 4 NJ MDNrHS CREDIT,
Wagon will he o. Linvood Station to mest
the train that leaves Wilmington at 1890.
ROBERTS l. TYSON.
L. W STIpBAM 4 Son Auct'rs. oct, If
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
ID Bl.lC VENDU T..

viii be sold at publ" vcnlue on the farm
Of the late asp ". Sheppard. situated IN
" hit clay Creek iuAdred ! iL1le from
Newark
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
ITO 10 PER CEN |. WESTERN
MORTGAGES.

Interest sua.ant ed and payable. here
our agents are experienced, competent and
responsible no delay e interest Ia Ii years
ur,ratJIS; no cu toner hos ever had TO take
AZ ac I Of land Bankers, Trustees and con
sury2 tive III II are takit Z them larp ly ur
4 YEAR eSprrtenr" Is eu.lnently satisfactory :
our customers are conf !ontiy ref rred to.
hbnLiI y co,
uIt2l lit Heycnt and Markt. sts.
NOTI L. ~ 1T SCNbtI.-T II T.
~ night school, unde he au pic,s OF thv
tn,rd OF iuhic Id cation. VIII be up3I' d
next Moa .ay g eui Y, October 81, III the
basement of NJ scheot house cor cr o'
Nutn and " otlaston tue@ts lh9s cut r
ing wi be leQuirc TO nay & dollar for ,'Sc
II DO, KS fJt tnc term. "A, pI cailons 10 'rie
can be mad, "A the Sc ool or TO al. III mbcr
OF tne committee
y %M. N Nm K,'SS'w' = Committee.
tiAS. Baird,
oct 20 Ct
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

OVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
TER NRASH. BURNING PAINS IN TEN
STOMACH, SICK HEADACHE, COLlC
DIARRhEA and NERVOUS PRoSTRa
TON. Large Bottles, rs cts; Sample boi
ties, Is cts Prepared only by GEO. y.
w. +. CLARKE. Soie Proprietors, Jam
den, N. J.
For ss!o by the following druggists: e. r.
Lave cor Tsylcr and Poplar streeta; II.
Brinshurst, No. BIT N q 'ket street; !r. Ssiu
Cooper, Sc, I'll and Jefferson; p. H. Woot.
Taath and Market; 8, f. Waro, Fifth ero
king Smith and Painter, Seventh and Aar
ket; H. James Bolt, f'txth and Market.
MORRISON a. VEA8EY, Second snr
King streets, WILMINGTON, Wholesale AZ onu
for Itslawhrs- 'slo-tu-th&sat-d"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

This is the leading coat for the season.
You will find 1t at the WilmlnYt clothing
House N. W. Cor. ath and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Custom Department.

Some new overtoatings just received to.
day. Prices to order from eighteen to sixty
dollars. l1esve your measure. make your 80
lection and a Derfect 1T Is guaranteed
SNT. a NJ Erh.NE'aR. 4 re-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
TlUBLlO SALE
II y hSDh NoN chb ~, 1901,
MT 1 n,olDoI Ii IL

Forty Lancaster county cows and f-E&
Springers. credit of 9, days viii 6X
bo given. No p0stppnement on ac:6nrl O1
weather. AM - W. H USE,
l.. ". STIDHAA h Son, Auct rs. Oct2o ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
THE FACTS AS THEY Ar:

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Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
kXl:U kbloN Il,
NALL AND WINTER
ARRANGEM EMF
ON AND AFcHG--
TUESDAY, SEPfEMBER 20, 1851.

III STEAMER ss!az:E . M MCCALL.
VIII run between FEN NStiROVE ANIL
WILMINGTON every Tuesday Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, Leaving Pennsgrovo
Wilmington on same days, from Fourth s q.
wharf at 800 a. M. lani 5p, m. Stage from
and to Woodstown and DharpGown, connect
with this boat. DENNY BRO, CapS.
kepHl-t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
= kfLss ~ f.t.s,
vINKi : lees SALE
-DV--
REAL ESTATE!

BY virtue OF n decree o. &c Court OF Chan
Gerry OF the State Of Della Halt, in aud for New
Cast Z tou ty, made at September Term
A. ID 1881, of said Court viii be exposed &c
'ub c sale. nt the Hot of iamcs q. Year.
son, in ST. ant n, Mil creek Hundred AID
state Of Delaware, on
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Prince Charles,

JNO. W. DIEFENlDRF X co
, 1881-08-02
- KENTUCKY.

An Apnthetlc Elcctlsn Yestcrany-Scn-
ator Beclkfs I6oselectlon 10 tho Uliltod
6aates Senate Conc1ded.,
LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. l.-Kcntucky elected
Stale Treasurer, ninoteen Senators. aud 100 Rep
sentatlyes, aud tho Third District, composed Of
twontY-ona couuttes, = Judge Of tho Court OF
Appeals, J. W. Tuto ia raIulcotcl Treasurer
without opposition, and j.. II. LOWS. Appellate
Judge. by a large majority; The elae-
ton, excopt in. few places, waY n
vury quiet one. and smntl votewas polol, ite-
turns show llnmntsrtal ltppub!IcAn gulus The
last LcRisgAturs stood: SeAatc, thirty. four
Democrats and four Republicans; House, Mighty
Democrats and tw1nty Republicans and Gr1ual.
baoksrs. Exnotly how tho Legislature elected
to-day will stand It i8 impossible to eny, but 1t
will cartainly DO overwhelmingly Democratic.
reSiootioa of III. NJ DecE 10 tho .united stafcs
Senate, ~ all votos not pulled are counted
ugatnst him. Tho call Of Constitutional Cul,-
foAted BY tho public apathy., Ferhaps tho
qtleta6t eleotlon ever hell In this city wns that
Of to-day. Loss than 6000 votes were
polled where more than a0,000 hMvo
been chst at previous clcrtlons Tho
following Representatives were elected:
First District, John Milbun. Democrat; Second
District, i'hil Corner. Republican; This.i Dis
ltlohard A; Jones. Den,oesas; Elite District, <.
Albert. Dcmuctnt: Seventh District, W. T..
Juokson. Ir,, Democrat or the suven p0lno-
Gratis oieote1 to tho Legislature frUnl this city
aud county t1.dAy, six nre known to favor tho
reelection OF Senator Book. About tho eano
ratio will hold good over tho ontiro State.
, 1881-08-02

klETNs Bill DHlS, FtIU ut1I 9DtnAf1 GEt1EEFI9, anu
There was no room fnr wotnen hatics arc tlowcrB
r,1euiiyGtf &c. @ sErun4 from EnAllAh no!! within
tcea-on tn shInc ~ plG,lsr. Ti,crt. was ia isrr-
In me fnn.ily which eonuectci Itself with .hs
nnti Vii nncnvor WI. mails t,y them to crcato
what tho French Chilled I'M salon. nut tl.At very
a tany ,yv ": nsefod re- ~ escenr'c a. they
We shall not natno It. s,'lt ohy inentun that tho
Inst cohspluluns 1nesnlcr. ~ It ,lrd enfna time
ptsnlently run npatnst that terrible Iron vessel
h!slnnrek. and cnt'c to grIof In tho oontnet.
y sts'x n,, amotn"ly M y, 1erTn n rnc.s aasc eoc
~ @ ss j. nss r. Sss" fssI5
md King Ut lsnvarn went 50 Tar n IN cotlse-
srate t,nil q BY palacc to tho ortrnits uf In.
yat!nn ht:autiea. hut w.'.nen's Influence tematneu
Ia Tie assomb.iea and tca parties and plcntcs Of
tho nid5le o!asses. As Ut CHURCH. Tho men re-
spci u, tho other: and III tho ANAL towns }ur-
tnany women will flock 70 tea and co!fcu parties
70 onan ant Koss.p: wfiln t,olr husoands stay
ants t6 the children.
,ns1 u SSnsy ~ ss Hns r a. A.. .o :hss Ss
only lsersns who could indulge In Representation
by dfeks, jewels. furniture. receptions. htrses..
ars tho 1ews. hnvo aepl, once a uerrnan salon:
perhaps tho nnly une tat ever cxlstei beyond
n 'h9 bns E2.t ~ ri y h.1c Sey 1n ,s o. 9a
aror. tho widow of Primo Minister OF tho
Urand Dukcdum whore tho town wns sttuatod.
M ereeon, a' @ n',"tea er fn' n al ns tao areasa Of
Fropch literature and high life. She WIS worry
emlatls person. 1lt!twlthstandinR her sixty sim.
HcFs or Ttniers. She had succeeded IN asscin.
bling round her once week n circe Of nun ri
scnse-inrn WIN knew how to leave In tho bali
rroj,,dices. ang jHrson. Thoy were sure 10 a.eot
Il bavy OF a'niatEe, vol. Uniformed women. Who.
fnj m
, 1881-08-02
RICH CALIFORNIANS,

Tho Personal Property on which Cor.
thin Woult1'y San rrnnciacan" Arc
snm Fruneheo tcaL) Examiner.
Tic supplemental personal property asscss-
ment roll, flied on Monday with the Auditor,
fonts up sttp, IT,, 90, 0f which s10.4Gs. .sss Is
for money. 1t Is probable TINT collections
can be i.latle on about Si00, 100000. Tho
riches 0f some Of oilr citizens are given In
the rnll.
Charles Crockcr's assessment sums up SiO-
1s7,O0o. Some Of the items arc rs follows:
il,7:si shares OF Central Pacific Railroad
Company's stock. $40, ,o0O, 600; ", 40 shares of
Southern Pnctiac stock, $4,000. 600: assnrted
tallr9Ad l,u,ds, 81, OK. QUO; 1l,t;73 shares Oak
faiM Waier-fFo,,t stock. saa00,tp0. =,
,agsw resSr Doss'S g !sn + H. assesss f q, soo n
!!aliroad stock, 81, Joy. .otO san Francisco tir,s.
liEltt stock, and si,oo.oo In Omnibus KafI-
x. 7. Davis Is down for s7o,ooo in money,
road Company. South l'nelic Coast linllroad
Company, Bay & Coast Terminus Company,
". jai!es G. +. Fir is assessed for 600,
SsnH 9S!'oys: s s'ss sss4s fsssk q tasfs Ssxa
7 lA3is shares ot 0phir, iS5is shares YeIIo@
Jacket. ", Q1 shares Pacific Afiil and Mining
}Ss; ;s;t and ppxss pSms c0HcSnny; cS;,av 4 saJs$ S
shares Atlantic, Powder. Company,
l,Do shares san Francisco tiAslighltt
ifg%say f g%yr GSpany @ saFsS g. ssfas xSas,aa Golden S3 Gy
Chemical Works.
5nR ass s;o To9d ts ss 1ss sasss Nsyaas s'n
ias been M assesse. ssen f9r s:a3oo 100 Hersola!
Ii ls follows: NO0O sturas Npyntin Hank
, 1881-08-02

s'' ie tho ss'' cer"es ssassr ass"s Of tsa" s
calling tGou, fol,i natncs. askc.i wt tiey were :
iekinR up ali tho roou, on the sidewalk fur
Ma!Uncy mtilo some pcaccabte rcply. whiuh tho
drawn. Lyons r. qi,tc positive that this is nll
m tao ir5socation thoTe was for tho shooting. bat
% liz ssy % :ase *eseS q s s,fy y ssyry yoy S 5 L
Struck q sevets limos Aeeo',nts ar"r ns sS 70
truth ii lie story Tint Miillaan was prr.tssl
nnss; Ly.ns says e ad rot sf her .n a'er
first billet str,cis OMnfa. md II ,hat W Tho Oh t,cxro
tneH tn.H a!med directly ut him, who hai lone
Ito et pas.ea over ana Il. ,e heaa sna nc "as .@s
mig Donty," ii Tho breast. Lyons thet, caught
sst S s" e. a..s @ g ~ vs. ss % dyas 1:S wv %"s
sifo1S msS ~. '''asne$ oaf eo5Pso. III
sa &C. e. air 'sSs s hos r1s s!c. nj %he Ssgg'ps Sy Va:
sae ssae S5o e s ss or o h1n 5
sSy A. sEsa "a ss yss 'ssx
sxss ,bSs r. ESas esss t. ts but tyoas m%H sy. pr5fs 5
o'Mata has h always bori,G "a ce!icnt ,charxc.
and sister at Englcwood.
o'tAlsA's STATEMENT.
Tho following anto.n,ortetn Atntemont was
taken las. night By Jnsttse Y .,! st,!nmorhc1d: IT,
for tno Lake shuro tsoad. afn now r1t!onal.
vt, fcsrtnR that tae wotd q, received to:nEht
tosire to tom mako I'll tho iolos,nR ssate,Sett: @ viz
0n State sttoct when WIS shot. Denny Maho.
ss SK ca wa sbSo &C. sossd s sn e. 1t shs 5 nss s
or. ana never saw him bofore, but would know
In URF7
, 1881-08-02
DIED OF HIS WOUND,

Charles Manst,old, the YOUNG man who was
stabbed Juno u by Wing Leo, Chinese laun-
drymau ut No. $50 South Clark strcot. died 1T
about $3.50 o'clock yestessiay morning at tho
C0unty i[0spitml from pyIutnia consequent
upon knlf9 wound In tho tho thigh, For about
thrcn weeks prior to blu death MAt,sto old was 10
much ont Of his head that he could make no
stntetnent relative 70 lto affair, and hs testtno-
ny r0lAtlvc to tho occurrcac9 IL lost forever.
shortly after tho stabbnE. TIE I'HluuNx pub
ltshed az aceo9nt Of tho 1t1ar to tho ostcct that
haste ID tho lauidrymg ct s shirt to aiIow
tho Chlnntnan oxtra pay fur hla work. Calling
III the evening DO rofuaed to give such oxl!a
aud started out. Wing Leo followed hlM and
selzcd alm BY tie eoat.sktrts. MHnsAeld struck
Leo thrust tha knffo Into bis thigh. In recently
increasing tho Mongutan's bail - $i.10. Justice
Wallace practically he'd him without bail. aud
hu IL now iu JUL. lh Maukne,d's death there Ia
, rsS1rtct the ilrat ease. ~ thIa city xhetuin =
Tho inquest ulNlil the doceAsud will be hell vt
o'clock this mornlnR Gs tho County Hospital !
, 1881-08-02
TENEMeNT.HOuSe ROW.

Patrick O'Conuell and william Fowler, ooel.
pants ut q tenement houso at No. 1.@ West
Fourteenth street. had bloody row at o'eloek
way. Tho cause TOR ihs tight uatts back "a tho
last Of ssr!us Ut petty t1iekoFuga beIwseH tho
yesterday mnrt,ln4 beRaH as UC4lnnoil
claims W Fowlsr, eallins him 4 pAplst
aud something .elte, which 10 resented
dsntos haytnY Mala use 0t any such sxprrssiun.
aud say. that o'Connclt was lying ~ wait for
G II sun n1 1a F.1or ~ scfsa W. aa II, wa H. 1y
Hospital With bis towef inv badly trauluretl and
his 9ars badly epllt let Ia also injured lnvsnal-
tlqQ lpxosaull Ia &GQ Il tha 9Th. -, -