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Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
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Last evening Mr.. James A M,
ana M'Ss RacIel Wickes were eIui.'r'nl I"i,
ihitriinohy "a the resid.nrs' '',.e i1
brides parents, Eighth s,,n 'le
Lincoln, by Rev. ". T. TujI heal
large number of relative, anJ Fllle Z
we've present ON the happy anI aleua'
cious occasion, and conyra,"I " 'uSpi'
n"pps ky, pr,' 'ha, ,'ia1e one by the Union AMI
Wished 'n tn,m a long ana happy life ~ R.]
S'n's R"'u "iShe quite a nunbrr
Na'n"o.e presents were made Ia III.
D bI'1e si ana groom. An excellent rsDas re a.
of cake, fruit and ice cream ai ,tilp iel'as
the pleasures OF the occasion NJ a.,
Mrs. MannetinI cXp.ct ma stort a." "o
to,rem"ve to West Virginia Mr. M n ''in hi
ing III the employ ii The LohJ.11 'e
W neel Company. ""
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
The DSVtr Pssio8j..

The four year term of Ar,
Smitaers, the Postmaster a, porsr n;,1
postmaster and is all applicant f eVu r'
appoi"tineh,, b"' the candidacy nj
Henry ". Cannon, ,d!,or Of ths lava
Sentinel and Chairman of rha psnnh,;I
can state I'n raj Committte, anu aIsd
of John W. tuuit, loG tue sam. cni,
uIaHe ''ry lirJ tria,gul r,op,pstl
ne r"'p'T, IL is Ad,t, as Ag-np;al
thiuE, are III iaHo, OF hglereuIlUh If Nr|
Smi'hcrs, while the State CeutraI Cam
n'Itee wall favor NJ. Clnuon's app.iraI
ton. -Four years asJ Senator Sauls.
bur! favored the appointment of Mr.,
Smlthers.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
IA RR1AGE ES

LA khB AdES
RRIS-BELT.-At I'm on nj, +. parson'
ave. this city. by the Rev. Adam stenxle'
ON Thursday evening, December 2s.h. lsSl
Mr. John W. Hsrrisand Mrs Mary T.. Belt,
both Of this city.
wHIrEM AN--a BSON.- the 10th ms .,
ty Rev, Charles Hill, at the 'sbury M +.
parsonage, Mr.. Amos Whttenan 10 MISE
M ry L. Gibs1n, both OF Wilmington, bei'
FENTON-EVEkLEY .--Tbur,day, Decem
ber.29i h, at the First Presbyterian Manse,
by the pastor. Rev. ,. Il. luNal, Andrew
!. Fcpton Of Chester Pa, and MI g Filinia
Ever.ey, Of Stanton, Del.
McMAnUS MEARNS.-1h thursday even
ing, Decep ber ~ h, at the FIRST frcsby
terjan Mspse. bv the pas, or, Rev. y. B. Du-
Val, Mr.. John Francis Nc anus. OF rhila.
de'phia, and Mrs. Jane Warner Mearns OF
this city.
M MANNEklNG- WICK Is ON Thursday,
the 20th inst. by the Rev. William {.
Tull. Mr. James A. Aanneriny to Miss
Rachel l., $ Wckes, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Resix alton OF an DID Mail Agent

Ever since the year 1861, Mr.. Enoch
Crouch, of Dover, has occupied the pos
ition Of mail agent on the Delaware
railroad. running between Philadelphia
and Dover, which is known as the
Cristield route. One day last week Mr..
Crouch rendered his re.ignation, to the
Post Master General at Washington,
TO take effect on the first Of January.
Mr.. Crouch is somewhat advanced in
years, and several months ago received
injuries in a railroad collision at Lam
okiD, from the effects Of which he has
not entirely rec ,vered, and it ia thought
that this IS tue reason for his retiring
from the po,iIion. He made faithful
and efficient officer. His SUCCESSOR has
not as yet, been appointed, but whoever
receives the appointment will so on
duty on or about January I'd. The ap-
pointment il made by the Postmaster
General.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
FIFTH BD7PI01
De0lh Nl Mr.. -

~ Mts' RebGcca Gsyse rna.
taylor, 1 William Il, HarIaan D.ner Of j.
irwin Cause, died at the ,an rs.. and s.
Wan, &er I,o,n.ln'law, Stephen N. Is%ence Faec Of
", ahhuren street died on Tine dfOes 6lj
ing oftypLo malarial fever esaay ,ey morn]
s'ts shs naa M Teen suffering for severe, "o'D whic
on one was In tLe s3l year Of ber era Week. J
she retained her natural "tr ;,, age, bu@
last. ''e uegree Ia ,h.y
She was born at Lonpvo,,
county Aug. 18Th, 1899, and md r., chester
Ter OF Ia" father of the late o noo, was @ a Sis,
rI'er hayard Taylor. Sic pr,s Ins,It and tlav
ian Ian, cause, but her HUSBAND b1''led e, Har
30 iS! She removed to Wimri,ui Win uied
1865 and Joined Grace NJ. E. EL'Ss'on il
which she remained memhs, ,euulch, o.
death Besides the four son, ", =, until he
Mrs: , :: Cause leaves three dappH,sool HH,eo lI9aet
., !, ~, y. Ftogs, Of this city 'S,IS W,a Mr. Mrs
" ilkinson, of Washinptor ais; Mar
Hannah M MMattson, who reside, I aia is Mr
ne 'ta' The funeral teok MIN. ~ Min
O'Clock this m rn,ng from the p,acs ,S al
OF MIR. Fogg, Rev. 6. W. MiIa, fiji ,sslatnc
nhe' The remains were taken ,a ',nela' !
wool near Kennel. Square rsVu lor 70 H. Long
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
ASaIxant RemeInbered.

Mr.. William McAnally has been
seryap, TO Mr.. William Dean, Of New
ark, for the past 20 ytars His iUll
was 10 attend to the stock which BY
faithfully performed, always taKlhl
pride Ill his poultry, and cattle and ha
received first premium a! many OF tl'
agricultural fairs Throughout the coul
try. For his faithful services, Nh
Dean and family presented him wl'A
cod watch for a Christmas present.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Oh am DlUn RiDlias d Maic b =,

A billiard match was bes un In New rk
last event Y, between William sexton and
) acob Sha aefer, for . stake Of 900 and gate
money, the lo,e OF to pay all expenses The
. 3 BY 10 table, under the rules OF the recent
Rock, tournament. On the forty sixth In
ming the score stood Shaefer loS, Sexton IL
On the o6th inning, Sexton made run of II,
the best on record In cushion caroms. which
gave him .yl to Shaefer's 28?. On the 7ith
inning they were even at G'2 points. The
game was finally won by Sexton in the ltSd
inning, he hav Ing scored 600 to $40 by Shaefer
Tho game lasted four hours and g. ven min
ptCy
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
re,,n ward R.publican''

A meeting of,he EepaIllIhnIi en haia in /
the Tenth Wand viii U. .n;s MIS- eveniu
Weccacn Engine House, su.s ooSs Of .iie,
at 7.3O o'clock, for the pufpVs,IIl al The V,
ing a ward organization ,.1nsstiy Al, 'ly
ers of the ward ale apIar that
quested to he present ID ,.or,ed olus At ont
organization may be perleo''0
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Under Way.

The Lew bridge over the Chr'''lan1
near the pulp works, whch !, ys.,SapI = gslpI
built by the Wilmington q NV, Hv''u'l w, ]
K, X. Co., is now fairly nndsI ", S1a n
and " is expected to have !, ,a4',asu ,ss saI| N
February. n. ii. Doane la' 'l' u. ro,I ro-
tract for the pier, crib and o.Lsf SviI wi
aud the Edge Moor Iron COMPANY l.'n: al. IA
furnish the iron. these P,S P'.%S .trrsI
have charge Of the EIe''n'u ''''
bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
A WOlnanS Mistake

Yesterday afternoon q Wilmington
lady who has recently become widow
called at The Office of the Register, for
the purpose of taking out letters of AL
on the estate Of her late
husband. While in the office, she In.
formed the Register that her husband
had lett a will but she had not thought
it worth while to bring it with her. The
officer corrected her mistake, and after
the law. instructed the lady
to produce the will and letters would
be granted.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Accident at Qniuby's saw MIL.

just before Loon of yesterday, while
Charles Paxson, who lives nj No. sos
Monroe street, was engaged in saving
"a large board, at Quinby's saw mill,
corner Front and Madison streets, the
saw stuck, which twisted the board
from MIR. P4Xson's hands and large
piece flew up, striking him on the fore
head, ,..culting cash abo7e his eye; the
blow knocked him senseicss and he was
picked up for dead. He was conveyed
to the drug store OF e. I, Dilworth, cor.
Second and Madison, where the wound
was dressed The cash wat not 50 bad +,
but his head was considerably bruised
aud his eye was black. He will be able
TO 70 TO work again in a few days.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Lookout.

Drivers Of teams capnot 10 v" Sb;nl d
full in crossing at Third aaa Iup'r hap =
Gently been filled In lllS i,nSt 'n to Il
heavy loaded team snnA Alil,S, Alinmn.,led
hubs, and tie driver was 'SDp ~ bis loa
throw off the greater psl' u the wagc
be, ore the horses could pun .nv 'bcnt Il
out. 1t should be repaired "''n'"'
least posi- ble delay
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Death ftOih DiDiherta

Edward Il, Irwin, son OF the late Rev
Il. Il. Irwin and OF Annie h. Irwin, Al
West Filth street died last evening U
dipthor!a IN the Itn year Of his age HI
was u very interesting little boy and in
teliigent and talented beyond hi, year
he WAS loved by al. Two other of Mr..
Irwin 5 children are suffering from til
same disease, bu. it IS hOpcl they vii
bs spared 10 the afflicted mother. Tn,
funeral services OF little Eddie will b,
held at the house this evening at
o CLOCK aud Tomorrow morning the I'd
mains wi. be taken to Milton, SuSSe}
county, tor lnttrmcnt.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
u,uud t. WIu'

The extra large paIrohassu house q
to tue Whining on Clo'niu5 li;E5sment d,
Merchant Tailoring .sl niefepd
Ing the month assures Mr; hn,,usss .lo
that his manner OF dolps ,S m an hand
the stock Of goods he keeps 0p Of oor |
bound TO win the patronSgse u ,he lead
zens Remember theJ "'
in this business.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
DtsOrderly Con duct.

Thomas G. Williams, q tony colored
gentleman, was arrested last night on
King street, by Officer McIlhenny, for
disorderly conduct. Thomas attended
. ball in the Capelle building last even
inp and came out upon the street to get
cooled off, and commenced to Walk
around in . lively manner, shouting
and swearing For the otfe .se hs was
fined 81 and costs, this morning, by the
Mayor. .
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
High DenthsA DOur

William w. Wilson, 6l3 West Fifth
street, at one time Water Purveyor Of
the Water Department., is lying at his
residence very Ill and with no expecta.
tion of HIS recovery. He has been sick
since last june and for the last four
months he has been unable to leave the
house. ,..
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
MarAeDea0

Mr.. Frank Jacksjn, ;, iost iest a u
Eighth and Monroe t, stftTtS, 1"n,rsday.
animal ami nsi has not been well ,sa. iUu his d
time, and it is SUPPOSE uishiIity.
was caused by general deo'".
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
A Sneak Thief.

Yesterday morning, during the ten.
pory absence of Mr.. John Kendall,
some unknown person entered his meat
store on Seventh street below Pine aid
stole all his small change. Tha money
was in tea cup, setting on shelf,
and it is supposed there were two or
three dollars in j..
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
WafNlh Meeilnk'

All pastor. who intend ,ss11 505n'nssss 055hn!ssss
meeting services in thel, el,,..ted tOI
morrow evening, are reque''ros 'ruoossiby
in J, their notices as early as pl p,byirl
morrow morning, TO eps"''
location.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
New Hose.

This week the Phoenix Fire Company
purchased five hundred feet of new lin
en- hose, and are now again ready for
active service,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Another Yacht Club.

On Tuesday evening a number of
young men OF the Sth ward met and or
ganized Yacht Club with the follow.
ing officers:
President-James Spring.
Captain-Alfred Wlngale.
First Mate-J0hn Spring.
Treasurer-SamuelC Cook.
Secretary-Thomas Blackburn.
The c,un organized under the name
of "The Hastings Yacht Club, and the
members are preparing to procure a
yacht in time for the opening of the
summer pleasures.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
w. r. q. u

The regular monthly ,nOryow mess'SS( s
day) afternoon, at, 81 4.t1tendance
King street. A full a'''n
auested.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Returned Married.

On last Saturda", Hubert IL. Ward
Esq, left this city with the intention, a.
he stated, Of spending the holidays with
his friends in Boston. He returned yes.
terlay, and surprised his friends in this
city by presenting to them Mrs. Hubert
II. Ward, who up to last Tuesday was
Miss Stella L. Lewis Of Everett, Mass.
In few days the young couple will
commerce housekeeping IN their own
home, at Ninth and jefferson streets,
They have the sincere wishes Of their
many friends for their future welfare
and happiness.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
WILMINGTON HAY AMIDST law
MARX Er
DATENTC obtained, and all business in
4 "A EV 10 the u, &. Patent Once, or in

n UlN 1O the u. =. PAtent Ofnce, or In
tho Courts attended to for moderate fees.
Whom model or drawing Is sent We advise
ss to pstentabili'y free Of charge and We
We refer, here, to the Post Master. tho
Supt. Of the Money Order Ulv., and to on
cials Of the U. 8. Patent Once. For circular,
advice, terms aud reference TO actual clients
In your own state or county, address
q. A. SNOW b CO.,
Opposite Patent Otice, Washington, d. O.
Mention this paper novlA-oed.u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Crosby 4 hih'

Is the place to buy al :. ,orsst lest, pl
Nos. 220 s. 222 Market e'''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
marked down. Black cashmeres very
cheap at Crosby & Hills, 22o and ~
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Ladies' QllAferA

reduced from 81 TO s., only seven of
them left, Crosby & Hill, 30 and 222
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

AMOUNTING TO S369. $50.
wHM TICK Rrs, 81; HALVES -; arAErERs, "
Remittance may be mado by Bank Check,
Express, Postal Money order, Cr Registered
Mail. Responsible agents wanted at all
points. For circulars, giving infor nation and
TOR tickets, address,
aug84-eoddsw w. &. ID. WHIPS,
willard ii otel, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
II ROK EkSs .
L. RuDlNSON h 90,

~ 4. HuBlNSON h GO,
HANHERS AID RROREHs.
n, T. UOE. FOUoTn AM MLExRi
wilmington, Dal
Efuy and soil Government, stats, Nty Rossda
Stocks bought and sold in the New York
philadelphia And Boston markets on commits
SON.
Letters Of credit given, available In si
parta Of the world, and drafts on England
ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
issuod.
We have now for sale 70 shares New Yori,
W0odlawn and Rockaway Oar Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
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in the ooii
the leading
me the gr'
some TN
received a
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Mr.. Char
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name tJ the
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insanity III
could b. IN
from 1t il ~
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Anf, sir.
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With you Al,
insane.
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that be lac!
all ior tie
'cOVale tiow
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ots nn,ur,i4enb erwi.{er. lies ID mir
cine Jlai9e st. ssatobs Del bolen.
Die ptil oities mittels mar in Der
Stat tpurber6ar unn b,fefiste in mir
Die lleberl,nsung. boB es fein beiI.res
Wittel i'm Marft. eist ols oos b.uti9es
9tilmittel ct. Sato6s Del.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-12-29
s MA !, >.

s II ! d II b.
Die gsngreb 6ons Mnsiniijje Die
|eBt.n 6reitas pom @preder 3eifer per-
6fentlidt ,puroen, ,bilben in politi{6en
Rreiien bos 6anptsciprd6stbema.- -
Oie Demotraten iirb I'M gl1gemeinen
ib.r Die linen 81 9beil gemoroene 3s=
febr erbittert unb s'par nit
Rebt. Sc tpirb uerl4ieoenerieits be=
bnupt.t, oaB Die psnnlp'uania 81. 81.
Company unb anoere Gorporat;onen
a,tf it3uiommenitenuns Der Mnsl9u7e
sroben @n1ub 9eiibt baben. t0b oies
les nun in Wirtlidteit ber, 6aa sene-
len III, l0bt lid i m @oraus ollerbings
ld,ledt bemeiien. Dor einigen 9aaen
tbeil,n @aIbinstouer Depeihen nit,
nab @enator Cameron uno Spredet
Riefsr fortpdhreno Die R6pfe 3uiam~
men{tedsn uno bic 3ulammenitbnne
Der Mnslhulle beratben. Nnn, ba bic
3uiammenlebnns Der N,isidi1it be-
fonnt il. mirb Die Mabrbeit leiner
Meloung erbdrtert. Sn Der Mri amnb
@ei1e pie Don Cameron bic MusIdiij=
ies oess6ou|es 3uiommenaeiett hat,
{iebt uaan Ole 9ano beg BoK Cameron.
binteraptlden, tpisoer Gontlins itedt.
t'putb.n am beiien Die @bge-
orbneten 4ennlplpanias uno @iieon=
i'm.
Scr Millpuutee 1srolo pom "a. ).
M. :.idre;bt !: s s.s...
4 Die .8isconiiner, GonsreBbsle9htiou
tnun iilb ni&t betlasen. oenn an. Der
Spite oreier Gomites itsben Diseon.
finer Nbssoroneie, ndbreno sNsp Dori
n4r nit pier YoriisetiteQsn beoad'
wurbe., ,5 +, M - sas5.
Sm NQsemeiuen a'odt obtr DE. 3u-
iamneniebune,a ber, gomi,ss 6iteinsn
i4ltdtsn ginprud, sDie @idbt g9t,u
Dort unb tGbieo9n sic. etobtsni Dans
o.lsftdote Der lluion, ,sfinb ims6 anbels.
dusi&nk gar nmt 'uertrtten.; sSn aus.
lt4ub. D fur 8,pillisn 'efben lm,iit
a.uts, pie ftsts fiit bic iiberalf. Mn:
adpfuue oes @eiobtnte,a Qntel' eoms
ot,pejen lnb 0;seer @eitsn ilts i'm Ser.
alei& isum Dfensin oaen Gomites debr
f4le@t pertreten tunb: bass ni,9tigfte
Gomits; bas, 6 GomiteB fire Nlittel !,mo
'Beee. 1T om idmmerli4ited ou iaumen.
sd,tt. saa,,l, ssssi4.
9s,it Dsnnip'oanier, baruaies !p;e!,
9ton.2 & aep.als@ @orfbsr.s fnb fur oafs
itlbts ssnannt, ,werbsn.s u 6i. dllt jablen
ll'tben s1lttmfttn ,@dasl61nern! sgcn
othEpisry Abseoron.ten aug b.m g8eiten,
bie fir eisien ausi&nB sruannt5nnr-
ben. lno ole bis ouf g1orriion bon
9ainois iS&ns36llner. .a3ns pEno aud.
Iiei MitQlitoer bieies Gon.iles aus ben.
Ntu. Gn9Iano. Staaten. Il issSsia;sie y
Die 8emoera;eu, obie in tie{tm 60 (
mite iten, fnb big ouf ein.n aus BEN
5ioen. dlio aous itnem 2anSesabeile;
Der bic Auibtbuns Der fabat. nn6
sptri.us sieuifruer besiinfiist. mas be-
sa& bieiertremen 69utI6Q-
ner forossn. ,al ~
4 I'm e,n.s e6rli@e @epiiion oes 9orifs|
Z btsbaIb anseF4ts elmer 'betariiden|
3niaamenfesuns oes Gostites'far Deit.
Il anb Beet ani&s au benten, ID baf-
elbe ale aai cine Reuiiiou' bssigli4eI
Bi(ls unterorlfen ober iibtr biefeiben
linen nnoapeisen 9sri@t an bas 4aus
'rfatten wiro. Das gou,ite iiir W.itl
Il nnb Bese pnrse lebieli4 ID Sim.
ten osr eJtrem.n 6dut,5uasf .se.
padt.-
81. aon6oies Coz guAedu t5st nod
ssuer ni&t aui. @ in i6p.r Dor.
mann oitf.r 9rsstb. Der
'ins 64aaoe fiir bas sanSe ameritani-
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ct. glonb, ina, 9onae,fas, sep 2s 9e3.nbef, 1881.

Z y = - :
Bemertuns. bab bieie erbeb,nben 5.ier.
|1idteiten friiber in Der g.. 9eterstir@e
Ii,lbft ftatt5nfinoen pFesten. mas inbes
bei Der sesenmdrtietn Gage Der Dinse
unm5eli6 f,i. Ser 6eilisipre6nns
1folste am ndditen eonatog Die Gin.
1i.gnung Der ben n.uen &eilis.n s.,ueib-
lien gopsle, tpel4e pom 81. Batter ielbf
(pollSogen nurbe.
3uTuloa tpitb oieie Dod,e oer
neuernannte Bidof @eora Ropp pon
Dem 6ohp. 9err Bii4of 3iloeftein
nuter AiFitens Der Biid6fe BON Gid.
fdtt uno @irlbnra eoni.trirt tperoen.
SnSrlonb baxern bie Mirten fort; !;
Der Robel brinst folaenbe Na6ri@ten !:
Sublin. q. Sec. Sic &attin bes
Ser. -Biir9er's 9enrp @eorge
Bat ON 9ienhae in Der aeiebli6 per.
botenen @ibuns Der 9amen-2onbliso
ben 8orlib eefiibrt. Ser 9iener, Der
nit einem Sad 8riefe Die &dumli9tei'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-24

L2k8& NUMBER OF kEW E0CSEs GOING rr--
MECHANICS N DeMaxD--A BOON.
+, At no time in the history cf thss eity bss
shefe been 80 much activity among tie me
ehanies 40 81 present. and tbis activity Ia
conspicuous among contractors and build
ers, whose labor. unlike thII ef most others,
is a material and lxstiBg Improvement 70 the
eitv--something from which revenues srs
hereafter 10 h3w. Notwithstanding there
are more borses aBd mnles here than in
any other city Of iis size ia the UaifeG
States, our p0Ftsfiou fsciiifies hsve
been entirely inadequate 70 the demand for
prompt delivery of such building uaie-
rails as brick, sand, &c, and this. in ihe
face OF The addition Of say LOCO beasts Of
burden 70 the already great number.
This material Improvement Of the city
has not been confined 10 aBv particular To-
cslify or ward. The parts OF the city here
tOfoFe considered finished and proof against
even a whltewssh-bgush have not been able
10 Withstand the march of Improvement.
Nor have building operations been confined
TO any particular class e houses. stores Al
nest yieing With residences ia number, and,
what i siili more encouraging. there bss
been mere than 4 fair proportion OF manu.
featuring houses erected. The urgent de-
msnd for small houses IS being complied
With as rapidly as busy hands esn erect
them. one contractor OF this cdv having
built not less than twenty-five in the last
four months. Be il known, too. that these
houses are not built by buildirg fund socie-
ties or corporations, but By persons Of smsll
mesns-aee ehanics who, by strlct economy,
have saved out of their earnings enough 10
build for emselyes-fOr their Own oceupa-
ton.
In connection with building, nothing is
more noteworthy than the improved ssyis
and manner in which houses are con-
strueted. Stories are built higher, walls
are built thicker. aud better materials and
workmanship are required than formerly |;
architectural effect j. studied and considered
10 degree never before dreamed OF here.
Few houses are LOW built without the
supervision and assistance n architects, aud
the city now boasls seven architects, who
are literally pair0nzed. Until quite re-
Gently three architects were thought more
than were necessary. 50. With our number
Of architects doubled, with not a single
brick or stone mason Idle, without iuil
complement OF carpenters. aud with . loud
demand for skilled workmen in every other
mcdaniel pursuit, il would appssr that
this eitV is experiencing an unprecedented
industrial boom.