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WASHINGTON STREET,
Commissioner Lawrence; TIE II Some
Pain Truths Regarding tlse Nom FIN. :.
AlI1,ieut OF the Contract for FURNISH.
Ing thu RroE~n Stsue. - = :

Com mm1ssIoner Lawrence ne ~ Sosne
Plain Truths ike.nrdtn@ tho Nofa- r u.
nllu1ent OF tie Contract 1oS ruTulsAs
Ing the Rrok~" St'He. -: ,::~.. :
II The Editor Of The chtea0o Tribune.
CHICAGO Dec. al notice the letter OF Com:
miss oner Carter iu y'ur issue OF today III re-
gard TO the Contract for the finishing or wash
ington boulevard. : Having been subjected 10
considerable criticism from my associates upon
the board for giving somo facts TO the public
.I, ;, -, f,., "o,,, r.,od In udaI
ta4o"hu t"o ~ as. @s@'a 's., ss,,,
ton win nucn lnat appealeo un1t neituts .'.a
wrt,te nor fnspired), prupose--noW. that the
door has been opened by my associates-to give
NV ;deae ronn the. subject to the public. Mr.
s S. -. .t -. 49, -. ,a .,a .,,, ~, *,e,h
easter sa5s 'no ooat ia.e wa Iiuae - sue ~"
of last juue. aud provided for the enure COM
pletdon Of thu work Gha loth7~ Mo-
yember." After Il visit :. to : Wisconsin
$3.50 r--,s...e. :tth.+ ,,o-o :. is
'ae eou1"'ies4ou7t teoo4 ~ tu"e '', -, -
a quarry there ;@Ine paohc' ano espec!any
tho sufferers upon Washington street, will be
0lal 10 know even that, Win = quarry ana a
g.. rroos r,nn,ne rrnu y n ,rt,hsn ), mir mile
OF the boulevard IL becomes appaseut .nat
neither muddy roads, Nurse dstemper, nor ping
ava hus ,u.cnsInpe,1 tha delax and ,nAt Mi this
S, - - -s,,,+,y - ~, s.,,,a,o ,,f a,,horr
aetas - Auo .c'uA. ~ o4o .uS 2,. - %
j. Co. and the indulgence OF ehe noasa VINO con-
tracted with them lf:there IS any escape from
this conclusion lot the public know 1t. Sir. Carr
-. ~ 60, =, 49,, ~ ,o,,,-.,t c,,ts far rho da.
ter tutotus vs. eu411 VIC sos. ~ ,.- eA ~ ~ -.
livery Of :l0.oO yards Of this toi-drossfng By
Nov Is It Is now SIX weeks beyond that time,
,n,, sc. rcpIv more thao of this an,ount
has has hecn dt1,vered, und in nv iudement one
.,.sas ~. 1.o,.,.,i. :t,, ~
nal1 o1 tuaI AHouo1 uoeS ~. oous P'' WIN tuo
terms Ut the cuuiruct The stones are too coarse,
SO coarse thar they will keep working to the
,,,,+,., s,1 RI s,,ch IN a,tan+ thar xfthn ~
suf1aoe' anu 10 soca au eA'eu: <ena. "te!u .
very few .Serrs taousands OF yards WI nave 's:
been removed trotu me 'treet oy toose ~ 1al!y
care of It. Thesa Gust II 81 per yard. Tn.s
would have been obv'uted oad the contract been
nude IN accordance With tile ordinance tur
smaller sts'ne- i have always regarded the or:
dlnance the basis OF Ill contracts under it. l
believe It so distinctly pFnvides- !
FROM reading our Sunday newspaper articles
on boulevurds the puulic, would fegursl THIS
boulevard MS nearly completed d-M' least that 1t
was rapidly approaching complexion Washing
ton street prspetty-owners have doubted their
own s.netless Ill thinking the. street watts unhn-
isned after reading the sunday papers, aud they
take morning walks to settle the question. But
Commissioner Carter eetlles the question when
be Says: -.'.As Is we'll known u tns public, the
work. snstead Of helnx completed, Is onty fairly
, 1881-12-25
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,.

- =. West PARK sand. -
~ II the Editor o. The CAtcago 7>tb,tas.
CHICAGO, Dec al would like to inquire of
our highly respectable Park !, Commissioners
why it is that they sell thousands of louds Of
very bost stnd fron the park for the small sum
OF Is cents per load when much inferior article
is selling ut the DUCKS for 81 j per load. 1t seems
to me That In THESE days Of investigations the
attention Of taxpayers should pe ca!led to th.s
be great help In detrayng the exp ;nso nl Ut
ting up the purk. =. TAXPAYER.
Ausesilletics aud Hosy to Use Then1- :.
10 the Editor Of 7fe CAleago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec A.-Here are few plain rules
on the administration Of chloroforn,. ether, or
gas as. a.i anu,sthenc which the public should
know: :. = H. ...--5 - :: ,..
]. Never allow physician. surgeon, or dentist
tondtniuster choloroform or ether TO you in sit
ting pasture. lnsst ur0n recimbent position,
with the head fully US low; Ms the feet :"
.. ASK the person who intends administering
the an,Bsthetlc the following question: = What
are your resources In case vt unfusorahl symp-
tplls?": See thut ho is prepared foral e1nerRen-
cles, and refuse 10 take the an,rsthetic until you
are c.,tlvinced he Is SO prepared. -
j, Never luke I'M AntEsthettc on fou! stomach.
4. La taking nitrous uxide or gus. lnstst upon
wedge between tho upper and lowef teeth 70
Hy following tue ubope simple rules you WILL
greatly augment ynnr chances tor iife. II may
be said all dncIur5 kslnw this; why dlnte upon It
Il, the public? i will admit thnt alt doctors
worthy of the name know the Importance OF
these rules, but tl knnw them ls ont 70 follow
them. In u practice OF twenty years IN this city
have operated hundreds OF times: having =
physician to- aadmtnister sae chloroforin, Mld
more tunes hnve me rules been neKleetea e tstn "a
informed, that th"y ray Insist tnat necessary
precaution snail be tnken IN matter which 70
nearly conuerus them. G. q. Bills, Dentist. :.
, 1881-12-25
GEN ElsAL5NOTES.A !

I, The Presbytery OF .chis so will hold It's next
quarterly. meeting in the lecture room Of rhe:
Third Presbyterian Church Of this citx, Oh Mon
, 1881-12-25

CHURCH MUSIC IN CELEBRATION OF THE
-. BIRTH OF CHRIST. -.%
The following programs OF church music for
Joyous celebruuon of the natal day of our
Savior huye been received by THE TRIBUNE:
, 1881-12-25

~ xv1ucheaxer.a s1YpopnosoSts>
~ cons,,,nn ION. coughs, weak hugs oron-
cnitls, aud general dsulhty. Estaohsnsa" - ses.s,
, 1881-12-25
Fl1;sr PRESBYTERIAN.

There will be Christmas service Sunday morn-
ing. Dec. Is, ut the First Presbytt.rla1' Church,
corner IT Indiana avenue =. and d Twenty-nrst at
Rev. John II. Burrows. The chuir will be ln~
creased TO sixteen voices, and will sing the fol-
T"urs: ! CHRISTMAS anthem. zion Thar teilest,'
ny Dudley BUCK; Christmas hymn, Our RsalfQ
ef joyto God assembling, Gonnt'd.. Ihe ,'rgaE:
overture to tbe Messiah Handel, and ''Hal-
lelujah rnorus-"' ~: @-,,.> - J." y -
80. 3 GRACE METHODIST.
AT Grace H. E. Church, la Sale and Locust
l0:,.O u, IN. The large chorus ouuir will sing:
1ss5sa1. ; r.; iS 1aa Easrs Ws@S s$nsphera''
5ust-s:V HolS Ssht.s' and solo. by Misses Nelson
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. -.
, p ! -: :. .Murniaa '<.rrfce. c.3s.
H5n N ar a. ynns Moas,n
.sKsr,n "-ftrs: Mas oxart
-Efsae 's! Gssi + Iass;; .SaaaSd
Beasd Us - rsssa Nass.
'Aenns Del '.St- Cecilia Mass,
Iasan :A Hsmns, Xncent md Modern
nsssssonai 'iiia ind
procc,,onal Hymn s asi Ano.ent and Modern
F!s|as sxssassSI * - =
nSmm Sans Rt:a xassni I'D tssssn Msaesn
III r {. SERMON. =.
Hymn Hyn,na. Ancient and Modern
asnncat ;Fii,f lime Il xae1c:, J. = bridge
Recessionai Hymn Hymns. Ancient and Modern
..y:s> r. HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL *: :; s>
The new Cathedral chulr Of the Holy Name will:
give Ross,ui's p.,s, huuls'us work - Messe Stleu
ueitc" this morning " 10::e ocock;- as oriEi-
1iuly COMPOSED TO: I'aso and organ, SIR Bcseicr,
the orsnuist. hns tuken great pains to br,u4 this
grand work OuI In u snAnaer pcttring It's Kreat
merits. The su'tists-Mrs.1 Mcguire Mrs. DR..
shoppers, Gefurd iiuesscu. anu a. Loirertuan-
will he .stel hy: n wcil-trasued chorus OF
twenty Voices N r. Beseler presiding at the oEgun
and Air. Heinze ut the :pianta Ar the ottertury
Mrs NcGulre will sung Gounod's :. Ave Marie. -
, 1881-12-25

Bob Tooin U.s. raas- nan d. !, ~; ~
4uanta tGa., Constttiitt5,s ri ~: r.
81 !: eupp0se' every one connected IN ary way!
with the University Of Georxla has heard Of the
, 1881-12-25

! 7.;-. EF1sCUP4L.T...::!- N: 4! ..:: .::-=.7'
Dec. SrChristmas- Day, \. .5~. *., III
Dec. 26-St Stepheti.
Dec. -innoeen1s' n ST BAY. yals 80 .=: 4: Il:
Dec. M--fast. ::@: ! II. ~ !: /
]. ~ CATHOLIC. Il. IL ::: i. 81 :
Dec. ai-Si: Stephen. First Martyr. " {:
Dec. s7-St. Juhn. Ap- and Evung. = = - ~
Dec Holy Imnocents. =: ,::,: = ~: - .@s !:
Dec ss9SL lhomas Beckett, B. M. *. IT.. !, !
Dec Jl-}f the OctAve. s::~itI r.
Dec. 5l-st Sylvester, =: 81; - s .:;i,. !. T..
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
=. W. r.. 4 ".

Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests
Minstrels were greeted with an over
flowing house last night; all the seats
were filed and numbers OF persons loft
standing. The jokes were all fresh
and crisp, and NOTHING was said or
done that would offend the most fastid-
ious. They kept the audience in a
roar of laughter from the rising of the
curtain, unit the close OF the entertain
ment, and found after round of ap-
plause greeted them, in their unrivaled
limitations and unsurpassed coruicali-
ties. Green and Rowe iu their great
feats of contortion cannot not be ex-
celled If equaled, and led the audience
to think that instead Of being formed
like other men, they were an excep-
ton, and were constructed Of India
rubber and whaleboae. The whole
performance was unapproachable and
the only regret was that tAeir stay was
fo- only one night; they had a large
house last evening, but if they would
have given another entertainment to-
nj hit, seats would have sold at a pre-
MUM.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Eve FrighsensA Horses Leap ever
the Chains and Disappear.

j. Bosey, a young farmer from
Flushing, drove a splendid looking
team Of colts to Washington market,
New York, with u load a. farm prod.
uce, on Wednesday morning. He start
ed back at night, and drove on board
the 1910 ferry boat from Roosevelt
Street Ferry The horses pranced as
they heard the sound of their hoofs
Oh the planking Of the deck, and seemed
conscious Of their handsome appearance
in shining harness and white hy-nets.
They were drawing II large and newly
painted farmers wagon. There were
no other teams ahead of them on the
boat
AS the engines got under full head.
way, rs is always the custom, the pilot
of the boat blew his whistle to warn
passing boats that the ferry boat was
leaving her slip. The horses at once
took fright, and young Bosey sprang 70
their heads and did his best to hold
them. The blowing of tho whistle was
repeated. and the horses became unman-
ageable, dragging the young man, and
finally 80 crushing him between the side
Of the cabin and the wheels Of the wag-
on that he lost his hold. Then the
horses ran furiously, at the top of their
speed, the length of the boat. The pas
sengers sitting on the forward chains
had barely time to escape when the
frightened team reached the chains and
sprapg over them, their shoes sending
out showers OF sparks from the iron
links. One of the chain posts was torn
from its solid foundations, the long iron
bolts which held it being drawn out and
bent nearly double. The team went
headlong into fifty feet of water, drag
ging the wagon with them. In an in
stant the boat had passed over them,
and they were seen no more.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
ALlBERAL ENPLOYkR.
Tho Excursion CoatesvillS Man,
Gave his WoYknen To-day.

An excursion consisting of about 800
persons came down the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad to-day and took
the s. A. Mccall and Republic for Cage
May. 1t was composed of workmen in
the two rolling mills of the Coatesville
Iron Company and was given through
the kindness of Mr.. W. j. Carmichael,
the most active member Of the corpora
tion. The entire expenses are borne by
the company. The excursion is accom-
panied by the Citizens Band Of Coates
vile.
The special train left Coatesville at
8 o'clock this morning, and reached
here at 40. It will return this even
ing.
S speaking Of the trip the Coatesville
Union says:
"SoInetime ago, one Of our public
spirited clergymen, who understands.
and frequently discusses, il the pulpit,
the relations existing between labor and
capital, suggested to Mr.. w. j. Car
michael, the treasurer and most active
member Of the Coatesville Iron Com
pany that it would be pleasant thing
for the Company to give their work.
men an excursion to some point of in
terest during the summer. Mr.. Car
michael at once accepted the idea as d
good one, and began to- make arrange
ments for putting it into practical opera
ton. The arrangements have all been
completed, and to-day the employees Of
Viaductrolling mill and the Laurel
Iron Works, about 800 in number, ac-
companied by their wives and sweet
hearts, will have an excursion to Cape
May. We believe thi is the first time
in the history OF our tom when the
employees of our mills have receive
such recognition from theil employers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
SALIENT CITY POINTS,
PROM "REPUBLICAN" RKPOR.
TERW NOTE BOOKS,
City Coaneil's Meeting Last Might.
Tho Road - Sine River.
General RsasiBe
kasiness.

Col. Il. H. Taylor presided at City
Council last night.
The Water Committee reported fav.
orably on the petition of the Puscy &
Jones Company, asking for a six-inch
water pipe on Poplar street, down to
their works, at an estimated cost of
$3.50. Adopted.
The Public Buildings Committee re-
ported adversely on the petition of N.
II. Barnett, ASKING for permission to
build COW stable on the lot at No. 9l5
Lowering avenue. Adopted.
The same committee rep or ted in favor
Of awarding the contract for furnishing
heaters for the City Hall to Henry +.
Pickles, at co Of $3.50. Adopted.
The Lamp Committee reported fav-
orably on the petitions That of Robt
Cottingham, asking that a lamp BIZ
placed on Liberty street, at tho north
east corner Of Nancy street that of
VIM. H. Barnett, asking that a lamp
be placed at the corner Of Nineteenth
and West streets, and that Of w. Schae-
fer, asking that lamp be placed on the
south side of Chestnut street, between
VanBuren and Harrison streets.
Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported a bank
balance of $l49, 22O.7l ; the Chief Engi-
neer reported AZ men employed in the
Water Department, payroll 1913. 10
the Street Commissioner reported 81
men and 3 teams employee! under him,
payroll $244.53.
A Communication from James Brad
ford, calling attention to the fact that
the grade of Adams street, at Front
street, needed raising, was referred to
the Street Committee
The Bowers Il Dure Co., aud J. Moir
Clark & Son petitioned for the grading
of Twelfth street, from Railroad avenue
to near Shellpot creek. Referred to
the Street Committee
j. Moir Clark & Son petitionM for an
extension OF water pipes to their can
ming factory. Referred to the Water
Committee.
A petition from G. Il. Frismuth,
asking that a lamp be- placed on Madi-
son street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, was referred to the Lamp Com
mittee. The petition Of G. Il. Merrill,
asking that two lamps be placed on
Coleman street and Eighth avenue,
Browntown, was also referred to tho
Lamp committee.
Communications agreeing to deed the
bed Of Fourth street, EXTENDED 100 feet
wide east of the Brandy wine, to Della
ware river, as soon as the necessary
deeds can be executed, Provided the
street be brought to grade within a
reasonable time, were received from |,
S. Elliott and George w. Tallsy. A
motion that the deeds be accepted and
the contract for doing the work be
awarded to the National Dredging
Company was adopted.
Payment of the following bills was
ordered:
Sundry bondholders interest, S4,725;
Redemption Of loan No. rs, $500;
Patrick Carberry, $l,04o.2a; Daniel
Dougherty, Sl33; William T. Massey,
S25; John Bennett, s.. "a; Harry Rick
ards, $2.34; William ii. Merrill, G2
cents.
Council adjourned,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
An Egyptian Mystery.

A Confederate general, who is now in
the service of the Khedive of Egypt,
says that for many months he was
my ,titied by the actions of a chief ser
want Of the Egyptian potentate. Every
night when the khedive retired to bed,
this mysterious servant entered his
room with an odd, shaped bottle, which
was carried in great state. The subor-
dinate servants waited at the door of
the bnhroom of the ruler of all Egypt
while the chief entered and left the
bottle Fight after night this proceed
ing was repeated, until the American
was almost crazy with curiosity. By
bribery he finally learned that the bottle
contained Perry Davis Pain Killer, an
infalible cure for cramps and cholera
morbus. The Khedlve never sleeps
without a bottle Of this invaluable med
icine ut his bedside.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Innocence Injured and What
Camo Of II.

The Huntingdon News tells ofa young
man from Cass township, Huntingdon
County, Pa, who met young lady from
Union, in the same county, and they
became tolerably intimate, as young
folks Of opposite sex sometimes will,
and they had many moonlight strolls
together. Then they went to the circus
and while there he asked her for twen-
ty cents to buy some tobacco, and when
she gave him a S. bill to get changed he
skipped and was seen no more until he
was arrested. On Wednesday he was
convicted of larceny before a justice,
and was about to start for the county
Jail, when hi father arrived and had
the matter quietly settled.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Homo Oamp.InsesinH.

A village or home camp-meeting will
be held at Union NJ. f. church, Zion
circuit. Md, to commence Sabbath,
August 2Sth, and continue two weeks.
The pastor, Rev A. D. Davis, has Sc
cured the services of ministerial breth-
rem to assist him in this meeting. The
appointments for the first week are as
follows Sabbath, 1890 a. m, Rev. j.
Miller; Sabbath and Monday evening
the pastor; Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon and evenings, Rev.
&. s. Conway; Friday evening, Rev.
L. &. Matlack, d. D. Afternoon ser
vices to commence at 2.30 o'clock and
evening at 7.3O. Each afternoon, after
a brief sermon, a prayer and experience
meeting will be held.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Mechanics Scarce la BEADING.
Reading Times and Dispatch.

The builders of this city arr complain
ing about the scarcity Of carpenters,
bricklayers, etc. Many Of the contrac-
tors ha, four or five large buildings
under way, and as they have not got,
and cannot get sufficient number Of
hands to push forward the buildings as
rapidly as they should, there is great
deal of disappointment on the part ofthe
parties who have buildings under way
at the slow progress they are making.
Az the contractors are unable to get a
sufficient number Of hands they are
compelled to shift their men around
from one building to the other. One
contractor says that good mechanics are
scarcer now than gold was during the
war.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Bailding lmprOvem ents.

Mr.. r. w. Jackson, one Of Whining
tons foremost builders, and one who
has doue more for The improvement of
the western part oI our city than any
other builder, is now building row OF
eight two.story brick dwellings on
Monroe street above Eighth. They are
pressed brick front with white marble
trimH.ings; and for workmanship, con-
venience and beauty will have no su-
pertor in our city Mr.. jackson is a
reliable man, and we would recon-
mend any who are in want of a home
to cali on him before purchasing, as he
will be found obljging and will cheer
fully show any ono through his houses.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
MIRA. TillOtsOn'M Lurk.

Mrs. Tillotson, who lectured here at
one time has got into trouble. The fol-
lowing paragraph Is going tho rounds
of the papers:-Mary II. Tiilotson, the
dress reformer, while in Jersey City oh
Thursday, the object of curious crowd
was requested to accompany an officer
to the station house, which she refused
to do, where upon she was carried bodi-
ly there and detained several hours.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Varv Remarkable,

"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by 30 simple a
remedy"
81 assure you that 1t is true he Is en-
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doc
tors gave him up and said that he must
dit" %
"Well-a-day! That is remarkable! |
will 90 this day and get some for my
poor George. know hops are good"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
keNislerx Orders.

Register Biggs has granted letters of
administration to Phebe Il. Holt, on
the estate o. John Il. Holt, late Of this
city.
Also letters Of administration, G T.
A, to Wul. NJ. StucLer., on the estate
Of Lsvi 6. Cark, late Of Red Liou Hun
dred.
He hls also granted letters Testament
tary 10 Sarah G. England, on the estate
of Llndley NJ. England, iate Of this
city.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
LOeRlotteN.

The members of Lafayette Lodge
No. 2, X Of p, will meet at their hall
on Sunday afternoon az 3 O'Clock, for
the purpose of attending the funeral of
the late Captain James Downing.
The furniture in the house, 5l7 West
street, belonging to the late DR., Pres
ton, will be sold at public sale on Fri
day next.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Mono Need be MiserabIe.

The most wonderful and marvellous
success in cases where persons are sick
or wasting away from a condition OF
miserableness, that no one knows what
ails them, (profitable patients for doc
tors, is obtained by the use OF Hop
Bitters. They begin to cure from the
first dose and keep it 1p until perfect
health and strength is restored. Who
ever is afflicted in this way need not
suffer when they can get Hop Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
EXcUr Hisppe.

The City Mission Sunday School are
going to lave an excursion to penns-
grove, on Turr day, September lst, on
the steamboat, Susie Mccall, leaving
Fourth street wharf at 8 O'clock, A. M.
and =. VI. Tickets, 2j cents; children
Is cents They desire to make this a
success and wish all friends to 90 aleug,
and those fonu Of watermelons can have
a feast,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
rEClAL REN'FIGA

The fashionable merchant tailor Of our
CITY is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
Pain Scare h er-Dr. Simms' Pain
Desrshe
The famous pain II edicine for (never
fai,s) Cramps, Pains, Rheumatism,
Headache. &c. 600 CENTS Sold by
dealers. Main depot Wilmington, Phila.
60 Arch street.
Terrible Loss os Life.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, ed-bugs,
reaches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists
l5c. boxes.
Catarrh Of the BLADDER.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF rhe
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. III, druggists.
Depot, N. b. Dantorth.
Ladies'
would do well to call on MIS-. Rolio for
targains in hair goods, switches, waves
&c. Hair jewelry made 10 order ut ~
East Seventh street.
EarmerS
visit Front street mills for bran aud all
kinds of feed.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber,
is prepared to co'.cave raz"rs ana pu1
them in good order. Ladies aud child
ren's hair cuttings speciality, No 100 L.
Third street.
Coxes, Nelson's and Peter Coopers
Gelatines for making jelly, at Taylor "
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3o2 Ling
street.
The Russian Corn Cure is an unfall-
ing remedy for corns--only ~ cents.-a'
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
A NARROW ESCAPE.

A young girl eng ,gel il picking
apples in tlle orchard Of Frank Dill
worth, near Ash and, in Christiana HID
on Friday afternoon, got Oh top of a
barrel which had been placed in D cart,
when the horse suddenly started and
proc'pitateu he to the ground. Luckily
she escaped with very little injury.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
INOR RENT.

>oh RENT
1902 E. Ninth street, rent per month $l4.
1928 w. Front street, rooms aid e0A-
yenienses, sl2.
Seventh and Poplar, rooms and con.
veniences. new, SlS.
Country Mans ,on "Hlglhold," s35
Large House on v est street; furnished, $75.
500 Shpley street sll ronveniences, SS5.
store at Nj. Cuba, $3.50
l02s W. Front st.; conyeniences new, SIS.
Ne 8, Coz age Plscs, Ss.
Furnished house on Wa hinyton street, TO
October, $40. HEhLD co,
sug2T-st Seventh and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Personal.

Stephen A. Douglass monument at
Chicago, which was completed last
week, cost, with the ground, @ 900.
Miss Mahatfy will reopen her school
atNo. 2 West street on the eth of Septem-
ber.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
(0nyerRfORN.

1t is stated that there were d conver-
sions at the Camden camp, K ent county.
The good done was so great that those
who participated in the camp will res
meInber it for years with feelings of
real pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Take q Lo0k

a. the handsome goods Mullin s. Son,
sixth and Market streets, are Otferin
in their custom department they have
the most Handsome suiting ever offered
In WILMINGTON, and they know how to
get up a stylish suit.