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, 1881-08-30

from tire bonds then lsaue and arll stock IL
tho public IL the anount nf the. lA,s's, Of htI
tho fonts witl buy. Az soot, ia The stock be-
cn,tlcs yaluclrss tic EondIloltters tnke tho
,nhl. rrurgal1lzo tie cou.,,..,ly, wl),c out nil
tho 1ltl stink nlnl tAsl,u Muw stuuk, put Ills
un tho tIurket, atnt ropeat tho swtndlo As
0ttor M ncutio.t. Or take two ba,kyunt cor
norattn,s MID ,,t,te tt,Alt,. issue ,,ew bonds
TOR Twice Tho salr0 or tho property, ami chpt.
tal stock 10 I'll c.l,H! amount. rhy ME or two
q rer tcnt ,dlvllehtls, sell tho bonds aud
stocks, ANIL thels drop OIL, loas!ne uia fohls
win 1nycHtc'l their nloi'ey 10 suffer tl1e colt
scaltetites.
TIiorc Inns been oreaitixcd 1t, tho S'ate ri
Naw York II coinnauy to butltt Il naw inll.
t,t,t froih tho tf,tlsn, Ntvrt to 1snnalo.
This rna.a Is 10 r'''. IN !shaR1nafy eonpa.lll"''
viii, thu ceiltrnl foilr trsscks), tho Eric ttwo
ltAekal, HiHt ll,b Erie Eatihl. II is tU bO u
lnrat ,un,t. .lla G0npnny Inns isst,Gd h,llt1s
10 The ullOuMt uf ltfty ,Mflltuns. nntt NJ
conrsu Il t,roporlonatu s1tih Ut ahpitaf stpck,
atut tllesc arc olt tlla market for sale. Ihey
,ny l,G Uttered Mt less tllnn tur Mt ilrst 10
captnre those who buy atocks mil bontts III
utt(cr Ia gut rich suddenly by " rise III
val,c. Six per cent t'itotest OF tho bombs Is
offered, mid The expectation fs tint there nru
rl0ugl, stnlp'ct0ns III NaW York md New
EnglniAl WHO will swallow tlls bait and lit.
vest tlIcIr O,o0o, oD III tlID bonds, nild NJ
mitch n'oro III tho earinl stock, to o'bultl tllfs
Wildly Useless r0hd, which, II it ever 10 c0lN-
p]etctl, Is ccrtntn III tho fHtnro to be bought
NJ ut 0nc-tlsr.1 Its cost. md bc stored nwny
as II fcc.lur tn soniobotiy's "systcnl,'' wllilo
f1krt &,Sik fttnt%+
, 1881-08-30
BLOWING sT0bK BuBpLEs,

Il, reesnt NcW y w. fork osi 'lispatch was t,ie
1921 t1oio VETS .ssucu NJ" oo"as"'hl s.'ehS'
a'au pIhceI on tho nlafKot 1or sa'e' 10 Tue
a!no't'st of so7l,oo,ooo. Inc wholo n'no1'it
OF 1lew railway eomstraetea eovcreu ny
aetasy so ssi e"stns ss % mile, y; won m'; s,vs s
sn "ef1,sai, IT. 'nr =. g; t ,su t,, st w. pt'
SuNlG tillS III lll0E0 Ettll lL9lI al0lllAl EOSt+
.,'. ~ .. Nv ,a ss.s 's'o .vai -, sts s'a
iheal p'tls :tlowal @s eas'l netaa!!y lhSesteu
tue amount OF bonus tss'cd for tfe constr''e-
.aHt W @ ~" to"us' l'.o asiou't " po1lus
lsSuett fOr improvements Allu Tor tic pltr-
c''aso htld co''s''l'ntloh OF other foa1ls nfo
nut aow'l Us "lso cnlitle 1or cas''' Though the
amount is isaomcwhat estimated III tho cnso
of the ao-eallcsl :" Income oonus " anu the
capital Stuck no caslt was calletl for, they
real Gust, or expenditure, or yalue created.
Wo gNo tue hEares 1arlils''etI oy TIC Now
1ork t1'!d'toiut chrohic'c OF tlto now NC.
cNrlt'es .lss1'et peloilEshg 10 uae several
GLASSES. Ill Class l. tor tilo construction Of
now roaass tho now SECURITIES lssnca ase:
sttex s;'s @ 'e Wa'tef = =: w 1s
''0 'A' W" "'''0'''''''''''''''. -o..o---e-
a, Total ;:..;:"."..'.. ...."...sits iSa X, 20, n
''o''@A"o --Nn..oee
Grand total....: ...:....",.".... .'ls", 90
For tile second class-tlMt Ii, for Improve
nlellts 0'tti for purchase Of 0ther ruu.!s, Or
OIL collsnlislnt!on--the Issues were:
Stuck tnll w1tcrl ,....::::. sa!ol5 20
'''''on'o po"'' '"'' "'''os''''' '''' ''' s.aU.No
Total. sl1a hla ,.M
, 1881-08-30

sIAKtT0w6r, ,WiA, Aak, !eM W. J. Otrlst!c;
tlle< edltor o. tils AaMltqiyM,- ,llilti,ni, ID
asasn. III stout!e.:., llu Aas titteatad. tills
isdt1lnE ut the iAstaneb of strs. T.. il, .'t,eal,
uic lady with. wllotn l.s hpara!*. ftIr petty
|areeny.' II ses's.a hs sta|a l.et pockatbuok,
eolltatii!hx II stlla!l a.Em b! s9oi,ey, ftw days
ago, atlA Ii was founQ In Als trunk tlts morn.
Ink Trough tho medium OF Il searcli-wnrrai,t.
lie was arsa!gnrd before magistrate antl
, 1881-08-30

"A GOOD deal is being sail iii American
papers lust now nbout Lord Koscbcty, who has
accepted MI undor- -secFetaryshIp In dtadstono's
Ministry, and hv IL rcfcrro1 to III terins ot tho
wartncar pratse'b by all who know him. Many iu-
tefesslaY facts cunoen!!tie tho young leader Of
tito L!bcrol party In Scotland have been given,
bit, snaular'y onoi:Rli; aIl refoecnco 10 nls be-
lug nto bi the most noted tl,rfmon Of tho pres.
cnt gcnoraton has been carefully avoided.
Although nut yet :si, Lord itosebcrys i,ntno l,ns
bean ptontncnt ono dtt the Engiah turf for
tho past ten years, mid hla wife tthrtnorly Miss
Ifnnnal t,b Rothsohltt,' vles With her husband in
MI ars1ent admiration Of tito Thoroughbred.
hnrNc =
, 1881-08-30
e.lctn., .hEFlHlHG,

spssfal nt.ealtA i ~ ta'sa'p 'I 'p.a'."Tbo '.Tbo ,,r
ss,ail Sssar tsa|x {o"va',,5; H.; Ih''i is4 pls,
4 s; % III is,s;: u: q ; {, ;;::$: :;t $
,nseSs,s Sstwsy BTU s St s ,SsE ;
W VI. SIst.St Dts. q of l US I'D d. ai'd tAes stu
T5,o0Q hAshels l|} the Glib
, 1881-08-30
:ti,HE INDIANS,


spsela. niipateh 10 7ae talteso 7"sahA A.,
OMA1tA, NoB., Aug, M--cro"'l'se9s' ". ;, 'ar ~
,,s,serar of ,mttci-TaiI Is n''w IN n' ,'il WI
run Fort Nlobrat,. to naasi%ona f0' a!r. a.!"
fur ni,it,!er. llo Is III cllnrEe o. ,,'n u"p NJ
Uuttea-Statts- -slarsllal Frank slnanoT', ~ T,nt.
I,ukdta, win psutlel,t Ills prfsonof ~ .%s IT,,
tah, tiiaucl tn Ftrlnoatt, wllerf 10 !ops ,sAs5 III
Uiion t'acino tr Si4isy yestenta;y,, ;,;s ""t* ~.
he take5 llio aI.ae sr l]Pal tiil .isil,
ltevea tie did rtgIt n sl4ylMt NJ gelccill of
ss saf'et " sa a ,f|a G ssRsl i 'lEs iii I'LL be '''
, 1881-08-30

. A xoxsnSsloAl !dca found lo.lgnons lit
lho sonl!o paso Ut tho publisher ot tito Ch!cdgo
1ymex, allus Tho Iu|tsor<aj,, that ho could H..
GFeaso ha ltH,ilul circulation In tho city BY xo-
Ing to ircss shortly after midnight attd leas!n8
out ail Tho Tito md ,inpott4ut news. nut TIN
Ta.vvkE not slo'na Tho ea.ns, thu hal.lorea,s
n' . 5Ss'!cS 5 s 's R,e,n1: !:
hlataod tor:t1 i,4t ~ tons a8 tho Ila'sto.run
Raes to preas leaving out lhe aews. hIacksuas.l-
Ing T'atH Thluusx viii tot reetlSy tho blullss "
seeouptle liz tea4eta.
, 1881-08-30
TRIBUNE 1t1s.ANC1i OFFICES.

Eu1 f.ntcAan TnthtSE hns established branch
ocr. for tho receipt VI subscriptions ndrorls1-
rsrht+ ~ fb1tpwt: .
SEW ft1!slt--ttnoM % 7rtbHt t!ulitlln0. F.T. SIC.
FAbi,l:y Mnna4et.
t1t,ASt;oW.- ecntland-AlInn's American News
Arnttcy. II ltcn!.ad.st.
1.uSDlN, En-.-hsnosfcan Excl,an1r. III Ssranl'
r)lsnY J, t;t,.t.ts,. Agent
hAs1lISiTNS. fhi.-t7!l r atrn7t. g."
, 1881-08-30
PnbIIil,iTt0NIsTS,

Special D,,uatta td 1hs cateaeo fftbhns ..
JACKSON. Mich, AuR. saI--'rl!e secei;a s's a..
Of tho statu temperance calnpIae;s!m'. ~.
opune,l fayorabiy, Eaatl crowd bel1lx u ~. ~
.euaalice. II. s. ratrtng atsi lrof. p'eE'e F.
att,lfessutt thu pcnpln Tits fare4oen5;; 5;ht,I,p
iijE|,t TIL, tet Ii full, md scyh,71 !'Foe''''A'
OriltuYy lri Sl}GHkIng,
, 1881-08-30
TUESDAY

President, md tile hest hc,,ttmcnt Of tho
country, IN nrlrr 10 restnrc tnnElihg 10
prestige anl power wl,irh ho forfeited for
thu express l,llr|,,,se uf making ironble'
, 1881-08-30

Entered a ths rost.tf|tc nj ttsts,4t. ill., NJ &eoNf.
CfhsA iftfitr
For tho hnnont nf nut ,ntruat who desire Ia sent
tlhalt rnps nf INF ElttnsS tlss'HEil Tho itilt wo
Etyr herewith tho TRANSPLANT tnnt ut postage:
fn4rsra Md flthesie. ftfF TnpB
EIlht md TwGtvo l'aEo tnpGr+ cci,ts
Elxtp1n Eh1n 10 Cults.
, 1881-08-30

pleaded guilty 70 tho theft, IT,
tc1,cd tn thirty days III 1al aI L, ,G M.s sea
Il sa! ~ sostt 'f S;t a' 9at II ,xsS!t thsiseaa s s
probably bU tho ei,,l'Df tic ,jo,,r.,, luis viii
, 1881-08-30

etntA W ~ sa0thk fNE+A43 kAO <ANN&t4skAh-
tton. 1t sliows that tlio powor Of reform from
within Is ltOt tle,sll yri.
= - e-.---....:.........-
GEN. ARTHUR ARD CoNKLINdlsM.
Il seems 10 be assumed by souta Of the
followers Of tho ex-t}oss tlmt ucl,. Arthur
will iMnuguraio his Administration, Il, cuso
(;rtl. Garfield shall tic, with rntlcat cll,lngcs
beginning with the removal OF Judge l,Obtrt-
son, tlislhlssillg nil tho Cabinet officers TX
copt Jancs mil Lincoln, win were original
tllrsl-tcrln 1ucr, al,a raIlil,g CoikllnE to tho
head Ut affairs. III tic first p!nce, 1t would
look buiter nt tcast II thus woulh wat aiu
sca 1t tarticil lucs not receiver. Tho cprcscnt
Indications cersainly puint III tlmt direction.
ntltl VIC believe tho clltMrcs nre that Ito will
LIVE. But I'll making the prediction that
Artlur wilt make sweeping tltnngcs tic
Cnkttngttes exhibit bad taste, wbrse judg-
,nent, niNl superlatlve Impertlnencc. Tltcy
ignore entirely t'te conditions t,,.,!nr wIlcl.
ticll. Artlltr hollis reyers0ilnry litlp tn thu
nfltce Of President, ,ti,t thay are apparently
Indifferent IL tho succtss of his tttnhtnlstra-
tim Il, cnsn l,e slall SUCCEED 10 tile position.
All PERSONS vito are lnlpulslye1y or s1lilshly
itclinc'l 10 slicli n view Of tho situation will
tlo well tn give 1t, n little logical consi1ersl-
tso bcfore thry 20 about lnJurIng {len.
Arthur by proghoaticuttng 1inpral,nt,le alll
hhprnprr events III casu lIo t,e cnlIrtl to tic
Presidential chair By tho bullet OF [,utteau.
UlMicr existing circumstances II could onlY
l,e 1rfeprcsstble personal attachment whicl.
would induce uc,,. Arthur, M President, to
select Conkling ~ his Treihlur. .Jsut whnt
debt will ten. Arthur, rs President, owe 10
II
elected lin, nur uynn favored his nolutnt,-
t1Ntl. After t1httinltl hntl beoM nonlnhtett Iii.
tho Chicago Convention tic representative
men of tile f,,sIon wicl, l,atl brought abai,t
that event npproAeltetf Conkitfg nllll aeiretl
lin to testg,late candidate for Vice-l4rosl-
dent who w0ultl be acceptMbto to tho faction
1le lrs. Con1sling refused to nn1ao anybody,
Artar 0atl. Arthur had brcn Suggested by
ex-(ioy. Dcnn1son, Of Ohio, rs ti,o persol,
most likely III tjlacntu Cohkllng and coucIli.
atu tho Defeated thlrd-tcrners, Lord l,oscoo
cndcHyorad to bully Arthur Into .eclinIj,x
tlle nomination. Afler Arthur Ind
received and Acccplesl Tho secoit bluco
OH tho Ticket, Conkliug would hur,liy
| speak TO Him, predicted Ills dy(rHt,
and went off IN New York ln /, sulk. 1t was
long tsua pefnro uonklf,g could l,e pcr-
s,a,e.l to take my part In the curnpn]e1,, and
| even then 1t wns not his frentlslip for
| Arthur 50 much Ms Ills own political Infer.
tsts' wl,tul, prompted lin tu mako ii few
| speeches. It cnn scarcely l,e contcntlett, in
tina fnce of these facts, TINT Gen, Arthur Will
sacriilr6 tic interests Of his purity art1 risk
tho luss ut public confidence Mt tic outset Of
hts Administration by catfng Conkliug 10 tho
| cI,inr ,,9p mn =, i4t,n fa.,.,,,r,,,,,o,,4
, 1881-08-30
PERSONALS.

The Duke Of Albu 0iite galnblsd away .
mllliuu dollars In one nYht. Strange u 1t snaJ
, 1881-08-30
AaiUAEnlEN.r3.


iEontryts 'T1te,tre.
fsnnf o1p1l k.rpnt between G1nrk md In SAl.c.
Engagement Ut lIenriuttn ynicrs. "shadows."
, 1881-08-30

Ciatk fftrrt. rprHft' htsH t'il:t-itnnse. f;han1e
mtnt of tan GMlon.sqharu Thcaire Company. "patt
lei tttuIlnt.'
, 1881-08-30

TIM pr,cticc lr,sl,,sriol,sly a,ul systematically
for years, aml will rrsort To II aRnn rs st,ot,
ns the prcsrnt ttliutlc experiment Of going to
press without tho news "r!ays out," whfcl,
Will moi be long.
For tIe sssl,u uf rcclatnlillg thu friendship
nf It's esteesltc,l contemporary. tIlE 'rnli,,SE
will ,i,ahu IL fratcrna1 proposition 10 ttle iiit.
stuean,-tl1al tltp latter go 10 prrss IL the
s',nlo llonr rs thu tdtmcr, ald thereby iAsu n
ctIai,co tn r0nsai1i "alI tho l,tsSs," and At tho
balne ll!lle rreuser lis tenptr nl,H chlaittilts.
, 1881-08-30

Oirhsptc Theutte.
Clnsk s.rret. tetwpeh l.Ako mid Randolph. Variety
entettninfnrtt.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Obituary,

Departed this life, at the Red SUI.
phur Springs, West Virginia, on Satur.
day, September 10th, 1881, Of that in.
sidiols disease--consumption, Belle
Chambers Metz, aged q years. She
was intelligent, amiable and eXem-
plary, her cultured mind was above the
common order. She will be a great
loss to her relatives and friends, espe-
cially to ler aunt, with whom She
always resided, and who was with her
in her last illness. Her remains passed
through Wilmington yesterday at two
O'Clock P. NJ, to be placed in Greenwood
Cemetery, in the city OF New York.
death loves a shining mark"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Forest FfFe0.

Investigations made in Canada and
Michigan show that the destructive
forest fires generally start and spread
in the branches and foliage of trees
tina: are left on the ground by lumber.
men. The resinous boughs of pine,
hemlock, spruce and fir will, when dry,
kindle with the touch of a spark, and
produce a heat so intense as to give
a IRE a great headway. 1t will then
dry the wood in living trees to such an
extent that they will burn readily. AT.
ter forest fire has been raging for con-
siderable time it heats the air that
moves before it 50 that it prepares the
trees through which it passes to feed
the advancing flames. A fire once I'M
der headway, will generally continue
in its course till an extensive clearing
or a body OF water is reached.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

POSTM TER-GESERAI James has
adopted very sensible civil service re-
form Of his own in his department OF
the Government When a vacancy i.
to be filled he holds competitive exami,
nations among the under clerks and
fills the higher office with the one who
has the highest grade in the examina-
ton. This idea is worthy of imitation
in all the Government departments, and
by its adoption the appointment of in.
ferior men to high positions would b.
obviated.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

BELL, OF the Sunday Star, has a
wonderful keen perception of just what
the people like to see in the portrai,
gallery of his excellent paper. The
Garfield children group and the portrait
of Miss Eva BrittJn, the child editress
of the Hurricane, South Carolina, EN-
bellished last Sundays paper, and were
just what was welcome at that time,
and In other respects, locally, editorial.
ly and generally the Star was fully up
to the standard marked cut for itself.
BY the way, Mr.. Bell has entirely ser-
cred his connection with the Every
Evening, of which he was the exchange
editor, and will hereafter devote his
whole time to his own paper, making
the Star, if possible, more interesting
and brilliant.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
More Investigation Needed,

For the REPUBLICAN,.
Somewhere about July 21st, 1881,
three or four tons of coal were dumped
on the pavement of Mr.. l.. P. Lynch,
our genial Street Commissioner. That
part was all right, as he had a perfect
right tc buy the coal. but when the
man brought the coal, he said be would
charge fifty cents for carrying it in, as
he would have to go through the house
before he got to the cellar. Mr.. Lynch
would not pay it, and so the coal lay
there until he sent two men who have
been regular workers on the streets,
and under the employ of Mr.. Lynch.
to put the coal in! and they worked
half day there. Now, the question
arises, does the city pay these men for
putting coal in the Street Commits
sioners cellar, or does Mr.. Lynch pay
them out Of his private purse? Per-
haps Mr.. Gardner can enlighten us on
the subject. INvEsTIGArOR.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

STATE SENATOR Thomas V. Cooper
OF Delaware County, has been appointed
chairman of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee of PenDsy lvania. Thi.
means vigorous and aggressive cam
paign, as he is an organizer of much
ability and force and knows exactly
how to attract votes to the Republican
party. We congratulate the Republi-
cans over the border on securing such
a vigorous leader.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

ESTEknAT WAS THE siXty-seventh
anniversary of the battle OF North
Point as well as the one hundred and
fifth anniversary of the battle OF
Brandywine. The first is generally
celebrated in some manner by the citi
zens Of Baltimore, and as long as Eli
Crozier, President OF eve the People, -
lives, the anniversary of the battle o1
the Brandy will be attended to.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
A Fuxitive Fro m Jss1ce

A few days since Sergeant Jones re-
ceived a dispatch from Centreville.
stating that a colored man had stolen a
valise from man in that place. The
Sergeant Went to work on the case, and
soon arrested his man ut the house of a
man named Parnell at Fifth and Lom.
bard sts. The Centreville authorities
were notified, and will be here after
the prisoner.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

THE DEMOCRATIC Campaicn commit.
tee of Virginia has discontinued the
Joint discussions with the Readjusters,
it is said because they fear the latter
are getting the best CT the fight. Va
rious other reasons are assigned for a
discontinnance, but as they have been
discontinued by the Bourbon commit
tee it is evident that they were not
gaining votes in the contest.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

Isn't S3S pretty stiff price to pay
for Is vaccine scabs? We arc not sur
I'rised that the City Council hesitated
before ordering the bill paid and re
ferred it back to the committee. Their
must be millions in baby scabs, and it
reed not be surprising il some enter
pris'ng individual would start manu-
factory at once-of scabs we mean,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

Now IS the time for everybody to put
up their peaches for the coming year, as
they are only seventy-fve cents and a
dollar halfpeck. Laborers and me.
chanics, especially those who are getting
nine and twelve dollars a week, should
take notice and lay by plentiful sup
ply.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
HoTICHB.
T1ROPOSAL
PRoro'Als -p.-
REMOVING THE CARRIAGE AND OF.
FAIL IN THE SECOND DISTRICT FOR
THE YEAR lGRl.2

|PRoPosALs -u,-
REMOVING THE GARBAGE AND OF.
FAL IN THE SECOND DISTRICT FOR
THE YEAR lSsl-2
HEALTH DKPAETNRNT,
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 7th, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
| by the Secretary OF the Board of Health, at
6l2 King street. until Tuesday evening, Sep.
| tember 18th, at s O'Clock, +. M. for removing
| the garbage and ofisl from the dwellings and
other places, in the Second District, for the
balance of the year ending July 3lst. 1882
The person or persons to whom the contract
nay be awarded. shall furnish a sufficient
! number of ren, horses or mules and water
tight carts, and collect and remove all gar
baKe ana ofal Incidental TO housekeeping,
in and from he dwellings and other places
within their respective districts. as may be
required OF them by the Board of Health from
time to time. Viz: Daily. tSunday excepted J
from the first day OF May until the frst day
Of November, and not less frequently than
three times q week, from the first day OF No
vembGr until the hrst day Of May.
Each of the said water-tiyht carts shall have
placed thereon in some conspicuous place, a
sign with the words: "City Garbage Cart"
painted In large black letters upon white
ground e,ch cart to he Numbered. The dri,
yer Of each of said car shall give notice OF
MIS- ApllTo'tcn Dy TlHRluR u nell III inc lnteT
section of each street, lane or alley in such a
manner that the same may be heard at least
one square. 1t shall be the duty ofa house.
holders to use all garbage >nd ofal to be
placed at the gate door. or on tho curb in
front OF their premises in u vessel or vessels
containing not uore than one bushe.
The contractor or contractors shall in oil
matters comply with the provisions of an or
dinance passed July 9th, 1878 aud also with
the rules and regulations of the Board,t
Health relative to the collections and remov.
al Of garbage and ottal The Second District
comprises all north Of sixth and east of Mar
ket street. A bond with security. in the sum
of five hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith Of the bidder
And the person or persons to whom the cor
tract or contracts may be awarded shall give
a bond with good az substantial freehold Sc.
curly in the sum of two Thousand dollars for
the faithful performance OF the contract. The
Board OF Health reserves the right to rclec'
any or all bids. AL bids must be properly
signed, ~ltnesscd. sealed and endorsed. The
blanks will he furnished hv the Secretary OF
he Board of Health, No. 5l2 King street. and
he bond filled up hy him. For further tntar
nation. inquire Of the secretary Of the Board
If Health, NO. 5lZ King street.
LAP BUSH,
President Of the Board.
ArTBsT:-E, b. FRAZER, Secretary.
septS st
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

THE HEALTH of Mrs. Lincoln has so
much improved that it is said she will
spend the fall and winter with her son.
Robert T. Lincoln, Secretary of War at
Washington.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

NEW ORLEANS has risen to til,
dignity of a labor riot. The longshore'
men struck for higher wages, and for
eign help was imported from MisSissip
pi and the country to take their place.
in unloading ships and operating the
cotton presses. Matters progressed fay
orably until Saturday when au out
break occurred, tho result of fracas
between policeman and colored man
who resisted arrest, and after bad blood
had been stirred up an attack was made
on the cotton carriers. The colored man
of course was killed by the policeman
and several other persons were wound
ed. The militia were called out, but
happily peace was restored without the
fun of killing = number more of coored
men.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
THE FIRST MOVEMENT in tho Lynch

THR FIRST MOVEMENT In tho Lynch
investigation confirms the suspicion en-
tertained that it would not be q fair and
square open inquiry into the charges
made against the Street Commissioner
by Patrick Gardner. Ifthis suspicion
is not correct why hold the investiga-
ton with closed doors? Why exclude
reporters from the room? Mr. Lynch
should protest against an investigation
with closed doors. He has declared
that he is not guilty Of the charges laid
against him by Patrick Gardiner. If
this is SO he has nothing to fear from an
open public investigation. The whole
city is interested in the scandals that
have been circulated, and no star cham
ber trials will give them confidence in
the verdict that may be rendered.
Gentlemen Of the City Council turn on
the gas and lot the light shine conspic-
uously on the investigation.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
d EAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE

viii be sold at public sale, ON the remises
on TUESDAY, september 10Th, 1851, at 2.ot
p M, the following real estate
No !. A two story brick house. No. A.
6l2 Tatuail street, f on 10 feet, with an GtG
alley and lot ah ut IS feet deep, now rents
for $40 per month
No . A two-story and a-halt frame house,
No. ol4 Tatrall street. l3 feet irJlt, with use
of alley, lot running back about 70 feet, and
now rents for 5. per month
Persons wishing to view the property, will
be sh VII the some by the subscriber Terms
at sale. sept7-f MCCANN Il %.
l. W. STlDBAm X Son, Acut'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
TEA STORE,
NO. WEST THIRD STREET,
frrIpr,ou "a OId Stand

Having purchased the above store from
James Crlppen, am now prepared TO FUR
nish the following goods of the best quality
Teas, Coiees and Spices Suaars at cost to
customers China and Glassware presented
to purchas. rs Of tea and coffee, or sold at
reasonable rates. JOSEPH u. PATTON.
septl21m
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Flour ! flOuF!!

Buy Family Favorite" Flour; no
better flour to be had for the money.
Call at sos w. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
PUBLIC SALES,
PUBLIC aALEN.
r AR9E AND DPEREMPrORY SALE
-OF VALUABLE
r f A L EST A L F.!


Tho subscriber will sell at Public Auction
on
THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, A. D., 1881,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M, at the Auction Rooms Of
L. W. Stidham Son, No. Ill East Fourth
street, THIRTY.ONE DWELLING AA
HOUSES. and MOROCCO FACIO. :t
KY, situate in the City of Wlminut ton \ Os.
208, 2,s and 30 West street Southeast cor
ner of fifth and Jefferson Streets No s02 W.
Seventh street; Northwest corner Adams
and Conrad streets; Nos. 302. 3O4, 500, 3OS
and $40 Harrison street thre houses on Har
rison street, above second Nos $40, s22 SA.
S2b, slS, $50 and sR Reed street two houses
on Townsend street, between A. and b. sts /;
two houses on Fifth street, near Wcbbs.
Terms Easy. AQ UILA DFRICKSON,
seltlo3t Mermaid, y. o.