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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-14
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ME LARGE ERICK DWFILING \

rTHE LARGE BRICK DWELLING 40
/ 3O7. AND FINE Lot ATTACHED. ON TIE
EAST SIDE OF TWEiF : II STREET BEIWttN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS Al Al
TION.-By request OF the attorney 10 t1ct iur lhr
heirs at law Of the late g.. W. laucey. who are f'-
lermned 10 wind ND the - ate, VIII sell AZ alc-
ton, upon The premi SEES on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS 1881.
~ Az o'clock T. NJ The properly above referred fY.
The DIV tLLTNG Is arge and suusiantiti. Wild
about nine rooms, and with some imprpFtln''I -
could bc made "a very desirable home. There rf
also a sable and other ou'- buildings. The Lou
ffonls about 10 feet on Twelfth street, and runs
back lS6 feet 10 an alley; and the dwelling Is s'
ocated as 10 leave 90 vacant lot. 20 feet ir"i''
on rs south side. The location is only Two bn'N-
from the Capitol squire, .u 1 few minute "a'h .
the hu-iness centre and on very pleasant ana .,t
strcet.
Persons wishing site for a handsome hlutk n
modern tenemeuts. Tor Il church or other g. .0i.
building, could secrecy hud more suitable piJ-
perry than this. ..
TERMS A. sale. GEl BIS & WllLIAhN.
my I ll3vtdids Au.flultrrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOueers.
1, s,-a.t lat,va.p Main aud RapE-

BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
KNOWN AS" >HARON.nLYlNG ON THE WEST
HAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
Al AUCTION.-ln execution of decree Of the
Chancrrv COurt OF Richmond. entered on the gin
day of November, 1850, IN the case OF Hover &
Ludwig rs. ClenGening. &C.. the undersigned, spe-
cial commissioners thereby appointed, Will sell by
auc lon, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10. 1881,
at ) O'Clock l.. VI. the farm above Ieferre1 10. Tor.
merly owned by JOhu Ciendening aud for several
wears past occupied by Sir. X. I. StOOps. IL lies on
The north side Of he Weslbam ROAD, adjoins on the
west the farm recently purchased by Mr.. 4. W.
CARRIER, and contains l0l acres more or less. The
soil Is mainly chocolate clay, admitting OF the high
est degree of IMPROVEMENT while some Is grey tud,
suitable for garGenIng. fruits, &c. The improve
ments are dwelling with eight rooms, Kitchen win
four rooms, barn, stable. courthouse, &c, &C. now
somewhat out of order. IN times past this hd, been
regarded one OF the most attractive and desirable
farms u The vicinity Of the city In proper hands
It could be easily restored 10 rs form er line cond
lion. The location IS In The direct line of the growth
of The city westward, ana II oilers the certainty OF
graa increase In value rs the city approaches II.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance al SIX. Twelve,
anu eighteen months for negotiable notes. with in
terest added, aud title 10 be retained by The Court
4. l.. BOULwARE,
W. j. LEAkF,
JOHN 4. MI REDlTU.
Commissioners.
GPUBBs ( WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account of The rain to
FRIDAY, MAY 20,
at 81 O'Clock. The property must be Sold and per.
sons may attend with the expectation OF buying a
great bargain.
my IA THE COMMISSIONERS
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CARPETS, MATTINGs, &c.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
J. STOCK OF GO0DS.-Chiuese Mattings, OF all
grades Ui.Cioths, CARPETS Rugs, and Mats; Shades
aud SbadiDgs Of all styles; Cornices and Cornice-
Poes-wasnut, gilt. and ebony Lace and Damask
Curtains: Paper HsnginRs OF all styles and quality.
Work done IN town or country. All orders promptly
attended 70. A.. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main street,
Richmond, Va. ap 6.2m
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.
YURSITURE STORED.

sIsHOSE WISHING TO STORE FUR.
IL NiTURE for long OF short period or to en-
skre delightful rooms for occupancy during SUMMER
my e.baA2ul2t
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By Gsorge :. Vashon & Son.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneers,
W. I north Tenth slresL.

EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE
II BRItK DWELLING 40. 40l WEST CLAY
STREET. CORNER % MoNRnnE SIEttT.
IL BITlL1. AND CONTAINS ABOUT TWELVE
Rooms. THE LOT HAS \ FRVEET e.. Tt r32s
WIDE ALLEY. GOOD BRICK STABLE o.
NEAT PAPT OF LOT.-By request OF the eNeou-
tor OF the late Porter Flag, we wlheI bY auction,
on the premises on
THURSDAY, MAY 10. ISL.
nj 3, O'Clock p. NJ. the properly above i,'criD'l.
Immediately after which .i.e We Will ri - ,iire
place, by request Of sald executor. - TRACT OF
LAND In uenricD county. u. The k'chm. 1d fIt,l-
ericks bnrg and Potomac railroad, about 1870 aud q
half miles from the city. containing About l1a
ACRES. aud known - 4 portion 90 Jnnn walls
tract. The land Will be- sh iwu on Application.
We are authorized by the executor. vino IS non.
resident and anxious 20 settle mp uc estate. 10 str
tina, the property mus, be sold. aud great tirsAi
can he had.
TERMS: ono hind cash; balance az SIX, twelr..
and elgh cen months. Tor negotiable notes. Ni' iu-
terest added, secured by irU tide ~ me proper.
~. GEN kbt :. NASHUA n 49,
mvl2 huefioueers.
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.UCTToN sAI.Es.rusure Days.
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud AnctIoneer'
1919 Main street.

SALE OF A REALLY
DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Two.sToRY sTUcK.BRiCK AND IRON
yERANDA FRONT EIGHT.Ro0M
BRICK DWELLING,
No. e22 WEST MAIN STREET. CORNER OF
LINDEN STREET,
NOW OCCUPIED BY DIR. SAMUEL +. DOVE,
BYPUBLIC AUCTION.
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A MILLER HAVING PURCHASED
n. the interest OF Robert Nelson and George W:
Childs, will continue the
SAW, FILE, STEEL, and MACHINE BUSINESS
AZ the old stand. Nos. 1926 and 1923 Cary street,
under the firm. name of a. J. MILLER CO
"""'' WV my ll-tMv2S
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by Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneei,
1912 Main street.

EIRST-CLASST HREE-STORYS STOCK
Il BRICK DETACHED LtNEN-R o NJ
DWELLING, WITH BglCK KITCHEN CON
TANNING -FOUR ROOMS. COAL AND WOOD
VAULTS UNDER SANE. BRICK STABLE. AND
FINE LOT, FOR SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
BY request of the owner shall sell on
FRIDAY, MAY 10. 1851,
at q O'Clock L. upon the premises. that exceed
ingly desirable and wel-construcied PRIVATE
RESIDENCE No. l07 east Cary street, NOW occu,
pied by j. H. Faulkner, Esq. The house Is hnlshed
in the best manner. with granite sills ana caps 10
windows, marble mantels, Larobe stove IN base-
ment bath ARRANGEMENTS cOnpete; water coGntc-
lions with stationary waer-basins In all cnamoers I,
e-places 10 small rooms on hotn or me upper
chamber floors large and substantial back porches
TO the several stories while the 'front.' porcn j al
iraciive; front yarl enclosed with iron IalIng :
side nd rear alleys; grape-yines ana shrnoOery ~
rear yard. Tits Is truly de,irahle residence, II
having brought an annual rent OF Sl.ZOO lor many
wears since The war. The 10 alton and linmeuiale
surroundings are equal TO any IN tue cry, anu ,ne
property is only sold because the OWNER j. usSt
resident and desires 20 realiZ: FUNDS. Inc LOl u
40 by 1855 feet to wide allev. Special attention Is
invited 10 the sale Of this residence.
THE TERMS will be one third cash: balance upon
crecit of six twelve. and eighteen months, WIN
deed oT trust RuBEkT b. Ll NE,
Auc, iOneer.
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MILLINERY.
FADING MILLINERY ESTAB. SS@.
IL LIsHMENT OF RICHMOND. EAxE
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY OF MILL
NERI AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED EX-
CLUSIvELY TO THESE BRANCHES.
We contend that our goods this season surpass In
point OF beauty and elegance everything In this city,
at prices that will come within the reach OF all. In
TRIMMED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS
Of all The latest fashions suit the most fas-
tidious taste. We employ only practical and the
most skilful milliners. Our assortment Of
RICH FLOWERS. FEATHERS, Ribbons,
LACES, and TRIMMINGS,
must be seen 10 be appreciated. Our department
HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARAs0Ls, AND
GENERAL FANCY GOODS
offer unusual attractions this season at specially low
prices.
Persons who have not vet visited our establish
inent since our NEW OPENING should inspect An d
price our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
W0LFORD a sHILBERG,
623 Broad street,
ap22 between Fifth aud Sixth.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,(
RICHMOND, April 20, 1881. !
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on SATURDAY the Zoth day OF may,
1891 at II O'Clock Nj. as the time, and my office. IN
the city of Richmond as the place, for executing
the foregoing decree.
All persons having debts or demands against the
estate of Samuel D. Rutherford deceased Will pre-
sent the same before me, at nv office, on the Gay
above mentioned with the proof sustaining The
same THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioner.
BERNARD, o. q, ap 30.Sa4w
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By Jn0 T.. Laughton, Jr., AuctiOueer,
1905 Main street.
CTOCK OF GROCERIES AND IL
- OUORS. STOEE.FlXTURES. LEASE OF
sTORE AND DWELLING. GOOD SHELVING.
CoUSTFRS, &C.. AT AUCTlON:-By direction Of
Mr.. r. schultz Jr., who Is making a change IN
business, | will sell at auction Oh
TUESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
.t 1OX O'Clock, at his store, No. l. 6 east Broad
street The balance of his stock OF $500 - .
FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SOAPS, TEAS,
CIGARS, CANNED GOODS, &C, &C.;
SET LEVER PLATFORM-SCALE on wheels,
cor NTER-SC PATENT OlL-tAN,
and BAR-ElXTuREs,
HEEg REFRIGERATOR, AWNING; 1890
h5out THIRTY FEET OF FINL SHELVING,
with Drawers:
l COUNTER-TABLE, eighteen feet long, with
Drawers.
ALSO,
The UNEXPIRED LEASE Of the STORE and
DWELLING above, extending 10 November
1881. The store has long been considered a
good stand for the grocery business, and The
dwelling contains Ave rooms.
The LEASE OF PREMISES and STOCK and
STORE.FIXTURES may be bought privately as a
whole before the day OF sale. -
JNO. +. LAUGHTON. JR.,
myl4 AuctiOneer.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

We beg leave to inform our patrons and the pub
lie generally that with facilities unsurpassed for
conducting the ICE BUSINESS, having our depots
on the Kennebec river, Maine, stocked with the
VERY BEST QUALITY OF ICE, and having on
hand here an abundant supply, we can guarantee
CE TO our customers through the entire season,
from year TO year. at fair prices.
We shall make no change in Captain A. g. Bah
COCKS business. We shall. retain his reliable and
polite clerical force and drivers and hope to retain
all OF his old patrons.
Special attention given 10 the SHIPPING OF
CARGOES aud CARLOADS.
ICE CAREFULLY PACKED.
Orders by mail shall have prompt attention.
Telephone connections.
Once and depot, soulh side OF the DOCK, corner
Seventeenth street,
my s-im NJ. W. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
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By George F. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctiorcer,
1908 Bank street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ DESl-
~ RARLE THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE LO-
GATED No1l EAST TWENTY HlRD >TREkI'
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS
Dy virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court Of the
clly Of Richmond pronounced In HE 6a,e oil Rcd
ford and others rs. Evans trustee. the undersigned,
special commissioners VIII sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY ODD,
at 81 O'Clock T.. NJ, the desirable HOUSE and LOT
No |. ON The east side 0f Twenty third street be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. The LOT fronts
% feet more or less, on gwenty-third street, and
runs back esstwardy 100 ieet more or less, 10 an
allie, feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one third; the balance In two
eoual pivments al six and twelve months. or one
fourth cash. balance at SIX. twelve. ana eighteen
months. as the commits siODers NAV determine AZ the
sale the purchaser TO give negotiable notes for credit
p1ynents. with i,terest adCed. and title retained
until the whole purchase-money Is paid.
GEORGE j HOOPER, JR,
JOHN II. YOUNG.
lnyl2 ~rccia Commissioners.
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BY W. GOddn,
Real Estate AuciiOneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
THRUST E'S AUCTION SALE OF
l. FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ~ HENRlCO
COUNTY, ON The WESTERN SUBURBS. on
THE EAST LINE OF TEMPLE BkTWk ZEN
CARY AND BEVERLY STREkTS.-By virtue Of
q tru.t-doed dated Goth Of June. 1876, from W. j..
Flanagan, duly recorded. defaut having been mace
in the payment OF 1857 80. part Of the dent
thereby secured. and at the request Of the beneh-
ciary. will sell, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1851.
al ) O'Clock =. M.. the abOye-described property.
The Lot is 80 by 80 feet 10 an alley - feet wide
The DWELLING las two rooms and there are a
wood and coal-h0u.e. wei &C water, &c.
TERMS: The deed authorizes a cash sale as 10 the
debt and expenses of safe. &c, but 1t j. expected
easier terms will be made known At the sale.
P0STPONEMENT
In consequence of the storm, postponed to
THURSDAY, MAY 10,
at 5H O'Clock =. NJ. 4. y. APPERsON, Trustee.
j. l., APPERSON, Salesman.
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RICHMOND, VA, April 80, 1881,

RICHMOND, VA. April 30, 1881.
DISSOLUTION.-Th limited co-partner'
~ ship OF GRIFFITH 4 SPRATLEf is this Gay
dissolved by mutual consent. , 49,.
AS both parties will coutiauc The business, lneie
will be no successor 10 the firm OF Grlinth spral-
lev. -, ,,,a,,te tho, may
come addressed the old firm AFTER this date VIII
he sold by j. III. GRIFFITH W, ana returns
All persons owing the above firm will please can
and settle as there viii be no indulgence; ana al
persons having bills against The above hrm Wlii
pesse nresent Them for settlement TO j. ii. Gklf
ffTH CO.. as they will settle up the business OF
the old firm. =, co,rp,r,r
INV 0w W. W. SPRATLEY.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

SPECIMEN PAGES OF SANDS'S SUIT
~ IN EQUITY-new edition;
BARTON'S CHANCERY PRACTICE; and
MARTINS INDEX AND SUMMARY DIGEST
OF THE VIRGINIA REPORTS,
will be mailed TO any address. Orders solicited 70
these valuable works.
an os.dsw J.W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION o + TW ELNE
i BUILDING LOTS tRONTlNG WILLIAMS
EIrRG AVENUE AND l7j FEET EAST OF
GILLIE'o CRkEK.-By request Of the owner Will
sell at public auction,
TUESDAY THE 18TH or MAY,
at 6 o'clock +. NJ, THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
occupVing the first eminence east of Gilie, creek,
fronting 30 feet on ilam burg avenue, with IL
regular depth TO an alley feet wlde afler which
sale we VIII sell 4 LARGE PIECE OF GROUND
adjoining the above lots in The rear 232N23O feet
10 an alley 10 feet wide, bounded on the north by
Gillle'. creek.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and ei.hteen months. secured by trust. deed.
}. THOMPSON BROWN.
my 10 Auc'iOuepr.
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POsTPONENFNT.
ON account Of the inclemeucN Of the weather The
above sale IS postponed until
WEDNESDAY THE lsrH INSTANT
at g O'Clock i. VI. ROBERT H. ~ ~
nv14 AuctiOneer.
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Real Estate Ageu, and Aucti0neer.
No. 1900 Main street. under Pan.ers Nation
Bank.
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COMPREHENSIVE. II. q K | F.
I } FiETU of the firm of Griffith h Spratley. and
w. y. SEYMOUR, who has been book-keeper Tor
the firm OF Griffith & Spratey, will continue the
branches I'm the name of j. II. GRIFFITH CO: at
the old stand, 1917 Cary street. Richmond, va.
THANKING the public for its past favors to ihe old
firm we most respectfully sOhclt tne coh'lhuhhoe vi
The same 20 the new firm. ,,,r,,,,
myj1w W. +. SEYMOUR.
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by II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate AGENT and Ancuoneer'
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
an - 30 MNl .3,5.TXfd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
THBIAuyCH AT pussY's:
In the senate.

In the U. s. Senate, yesterday, M.
Rdmunds. Of Vermont, appeared and
was qualif ID for his new term. Aeon
municstion was received frsm Secretary
Window stating that he had Forwarded
his resignation as Senator TO the Gov
ernor Oi Minnesota. Mr.. Pendletsu
called up the resolution providing ta
the reorganization Of the Senate Con-
uittees, and Mr.. Conkling PRESERVED
all points Of order thereon" Mr.
Davis, Of Illinois. made Q speech detn
ing his position as the Independent
member, and declining the chairman
ship OF the Judiciary COMMITTEE IS be
preferred to retain his old position. AZ
the Suggestion Of Harris, Of Isnnea'ee'
that Mr.. Davis shoald nsns chair
man, he moved to substitute the nans
Of Mr.. Garland, OF Arkansas. Nr. Conk'
ling then raised the point that the N.
solution was not In order. 1t cbansed
9 rule of the Senate, and notice Of ln'
intended change must be given In Vrit
ing and laid over for one day. The 'ls
President sustained the point, where
apon Mr.. Psndleton appealed from as
decision. Pending discussion OF .H
appeal, the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were I"
opened adjourned until Monday.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Death af Hmm n. heaai.

John N. Scott, q brother Of Jame
and William Scott, and also membe
Of the firm Of Pasey, Scott d Co., mo
rocco manufacturers, died OF hear
disease, at his residence, No. 100!
West street, at an early hour thi!
morning. For some time past he ha'
bsen affected with an affection of tbs
heart, but nothing serious was appre
hended theretrom. Yesterday he wa:
ia Philadelphia, but returned homt
towards evening. At night, feeling
much better than he had for some time
he went down town. At ten o'olock
he retired for ths night. His wife,
about one O'Clock this morning, was
awakened by moan from her hus
band. Shs raised him agd placed him
upon a pillow. He gave two gasps and
then qpietpde ensned. Fearing thGt
he had faiuted she aroused the mem
bsrs Of tho bousehoId and il was then
sscertained that he was dead.
The deceased was born in Whining.
ton, was forty five years OF age, aud
leaves q gi1s and four daughters. H.
has been q msmber OF the firm OF pusey
Scott Il Co. TOR l6 years. He was a
member of the Grace NJ. X church and
also a teacher in the Sunday school
connected wish said church. he was
also member Of Lafayette Lodge, No.
IA, A. +. X A. M, and St. Johu's
Commandery, No. l, Knight Tsmplars.
The day OF his burial has not yet been
definitely selected. The einterment will
take place al the Wilmington and
BraH1ywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
THIRD EDITION.
MORE RAILRvAD TALK.

BAltsmsre q 0hfO Men VISIT VIII.
nsinEton and Consult with Coun
sci.
The arrival In this city last evening
Of John w. Davis, j. 9. Panborn and
+. K. Cowan, Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, caused quite q ripple in rail
way circles. The gentlemen registered
at the Clayton House, where they were
joined by Levi c. Bird, Bsq., their
counsel in Delaware. A long confer
ence tOek place, but whether anything
was decided upon is not known.
This morning the gentlemen, In com
psny with Mr.. Bird, and some city
officials, took q drive around town,
viewing the city and surroundings.
MIR. Davis had q short talk with Re
PUBLICAN reporter.
"What is the situation In the rail
road aght, at present." asked the re.
porter
"At present it is in Q very unsettled
condition, so tar as the B. Il o. Is con.
oerned :"
"Will you please state TO me what
the plans Of your company are for the
construction Of a through line FROM
Philadelphia TO Baltimore"
81 really must decline making any
statement for the present, but as soou
40 our plans are mstured, | will Civ.
all possible information ~ the public y
The visit Of these gentlemen to Viii
mington is looked upon as proof Of th'
tact that the B. & O. have nothing K
hope for from the Pennsylvania, and
have decided to build q new road.
A rumor prevails to-day that it has
been decided to ask fo- L charter from
the Legislature. Whether this k the
case, or q compromise has been entered
into between the B. 4 o. and Col. Nc
Comb 10 the all engrossing question
upon the street TO-DAY.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
The SusnexOrueiSv,

Paynter Frame of Sussex county, in Z
card in to-day's Philadelphia Times
says:
The accusation made against me OF
cruelty to orphan boys ! have already
emphatically denied. In regard to my
connection with this matter let me say
inst | am no agent for the Rome, bu,
voluntarily assist the agent in getting
good homes for the orphans, and in no
case did recommend . home without
personal knowledge Of the parties, OF
good recommendations from responsible
gentlemen. II failed in any instance
TO 4 I good homes 1t was An error Of the
head aud not OF the heart. for NY soul
was In the cause. Il vas srAtuitous
ON my part. IAeveE expected any
compensation or reward for my services
On this earth, but only In hiu who 70.
wards the kiud-hearted and the Just.
AZ 1t is impossible for me 70 please all
parties l will hereafter discontinue my
services and leave 1t TO one who is bet
ter competent TO discharge the duties
than myself.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
DEATHS.

AICkIN.--on the 9th inst VIM. I. AioStu
ip the 18th year OF his age.
Tbe reIatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral on
sunday afternoon ~ l.30 o'clock, nom the
residence Of his soA-in law a. D. Christy
ton, Brandywine cemetery.
MCDOWBLL.-On the 18th inst, John 5
son OF J. S. and Emma Mcdowell, aged
years. 4 months an. n days.
Relatives aud friends Of the family are re
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral irOm
the residence OF his parents Simpson ano
9ouid's farm, on Newport road ie'ding 70 Z
New Castle, on Monday aitern0on AZ Z
o'clock. Services at Newport M. +. ehurca
interpent at Newport.
SCOFT.-un the 18th inst, John M. Scott
in the Al h year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family orc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Tues iay, 18th inst, from his late residence
Ne 1905 west street, ct II o'clock, m. sersi
ess ~ II o'cleck b. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
The Deash Recafd.

The Death Register reported II death'
for this week.
The cases were Ascises, !, appo'
plexy, /; convulsions, 2; congestion o.
Lungs, /; consumption, /; catarrhal
Group, l; cacinoma OF breast, l;
Inflammation of bowels, !; septieaI
mia, /; scarlet fever, /; mem6ranecns
Group, I.
Deaths by wards: First. /; Ssccnd
2; Third. 2; Fourth, ! Fifth, ,; Sixth
2; Ninth, 3; Tenth, 5.
Other statistics:-BOrn in the Uni
ted States, IA; Ireland, z; England, /
White, IA; black, 3. Male, 8; ie
male, >. Almshouss, 2; coroner 2
brought here for internsnt, /; sen
away, 2.
For the corr esponding weeks Of las
year and the year 1879 the number .
dsSths was II and II respectively.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Stores ROhhe0.

The store Of James II. Shoemaker, on
King street above Fourth, was robbed
yesterday mcrning by robbers and
about twenty dollars worth of looking
glasses, brushes, etc., were stolen. A
number Of boys are suspected.
Some one entered Robert L. Russell's 3
store, on Monday evening and too
trome four pieces OF silk. An entrsnos
was effected by the front door. Tie
'tch was broken and hole was ont ip
the door. Precautions we're taken to
keep the theft suiet with the hope Of
discovering tie perpetrators. The mat
ter 10 now in the hands Of the police.