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~ Office TO WATER RENTERI

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPAKr.
MINT, WILLINGNESS, Del,
December !, lS
The Wills for 1881 are now read! u
payable at the Registrars ONCE Al ID,
W, corner OF Sixth and KIM streeiI
law requires that all bills paid on o. n
fore January 3lst, 1881, the face OF lhss
those paid during the month Of Febfur
oper cent. additional. Those paid dCsyI
the month OF March 10 per cent. ~
tiouA', ard any amount remaining pI
Iaid after April LIST, 1881, the heEstT
required 10 have the ferrules wlthjnn|
and suit instituted for the recovery pal
amount due; and the water will mol v
let into such premises until such affsaaI
with assessments and 81 for drawing al
rules, are paid.
ONCE hours from 0 a. m. to 4 p. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, RegLIr,
decl.eod jan ed lsb- cod.
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PURLIC SHES.


DUDLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on the Hol-
ling sworth Farm, New Castle Hd., on
the road from Wilmington 70 New Caatle,
Oh
THURSDAY, March IT. 1881.
Ats O'Clock A. NJ,
Az follows:
EIGHT HEhDoF HORSES.
No. |. Bay horse sam; ean q
pace IN Jour ihinutcs. HI\
Mo-. soirsl mare Kate, 8 tn
yeal old; can trot In 81 min -&A-62-
NOS. Bay mare Mag. 4 years old; irst
class driver.
M say mare May years old; first
clal tIiVeT,
No. S. bay mare Mary. years I'D, with
fold. .oy klwood Mckseyis horse; good
driV or and worker.
Nc. 8. bay mar. Helen, 6ysars old; good
woIKtr.
MI. BrOEn marc Jennie; good WORK
Nos. sorrsl colt, sired BY star. ysArs
60 Coed home raised Mich
NoowCs;w s ,prlnsinE .od ! yoke y,.. . q
.AlAAquick walkers sS sheep. vita
lAnIus " me eide; eshoat..
Fslming Utenails.-1w' farm wagons,
2hay riggings, l Keller, / Moving ma
chine, | mower and reaper combined.
corn Luarker, drlIl, q market deaHberns
In god Uider, | Ro-t p buggy, | horse
cart. 3 OK c.rls aid rlggings, grain fan,
pair pIaLfvTm scales, coru Ansiler, Tsle-
graph uAy cutter, / nOr.e sweep machiue,
hOIss rsk@, set OF runnii & gears, |
wheel saltwater, plows, harrows, cuit'vs-
tors, spsues, shevels. folks, rakes, slnGs
and ubln ire 8, nArruws, GA aud CIV
chairs, "a .ublo corn plows, sleigh and
bells. bames, sets Of single carriage har
ness, SCI Of dUuO harness (ueATIy now
saddles and brides, &C.; | set OF carr
gear, wsg M, pillow ana other harness, 2
stlnu SLon. .. 4 ala Usks, 1 LaGpOon hay
FORK, win rope and falls complete, far.
men boiler.
DAIRY Fixtures hurna, pans, buckets
and " es~r by the BARRE. z SETS OF butter
scales, cream cans, WASH Lubs and
benc es, lad press.
HOHsehoId goods, such - bedsteade.
beds and bedding, chairs, olro. us, Ingrata
aud Ak carpets, farmers COCK s,ovs No.
10, win ali the nXtures, parl0r stoves q
goods svy UGA. SIs "a COLI, about 8V0
bushels OF OATS, hay by the ton, | u. M.
Osbo binding IlLci,ns. One-hAIf Inter
est III 70 acres of VIII ~. ia the ground, and
m any other things too tedious TO nsA.
sion.
IsLMs.-All sums OF S& cash. On all
sums over thai an un. . er0Ji, ofAlx
months wIit be given by the purchaser
giving bankabIs Aobs wIth approved
indor er.
MAS. WIN. SMITH,
Aits. ANN L. HoiLINGswoRTu,
L. W. sTIDRAA Ass0N. AestioAe ezra
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MARCH "came in like lion" this
time, sure enough. No doubt wealth
er-stricken humanity earnestly hopes
lie will "go out like lamb"
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RAILROAD LIN ES.
DHLLADELPHIA WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

JANUARY 81, 1881.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as foil w :;
for
Philadelphia and Intermediates Station,
TUO. o.iU, s.lJ, 1880 a. M; 2.3O 400, III 1900
p. m.
Pnladelpnia (Express) $50. $40, VS.
q. m. l2.l5, 9.55 p. m
Phila. and New York 2.23, $50. 100 SIS,
ia .. M, l2.43, 2t3, go p m.
Baltimore and intermediate station
h.SS a, IN. 4.45 p. m.
Penyville and intermediate Stations
4.S3 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line, 645 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2oi, all.
1888, n. m; 1855, | .04, 6.45, p. m.
TraiES for Delaware Division, leave iC'
New Castle 800, Gas, a. M; LOO 800 u q
p. M.
Harrington and intermediate Stall
s.35 ID. IN. l.t6, go p. IN.
DelDlar and Intermediate stations, .. l.
q NJ; LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Interme ate SLatluUt
3. 10 d. M; 500, &C., 1000 p. III.
Philadelphia and New York 223 a. nI.6.IO
p. IL.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, III
7.5j, a. m.
For iurLher Information passea gers al
referred TO the time tables posted at II
depot. Ii. +. kESSEf
Sup -Tintendeut.
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DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlG SALE
CITY WHARvEs.
The following city whArves Will DO sald
at Public Sale, at the City Hall, on
MONDAY, MARCH Tan, Issl,
at ii o'clock o. M:
Tatnall street wharf, French street wharf
and King street wharf
KOhERr Fl. TAILOR,
Chairman Pablis Baidins Conmittse.
feb DTS
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NJ OEIGL.-f Persons VINO wef, onn-'
IN the state OF Delaware Tor II, M
SLatesm iliLaryservics Nav ~,
July, 1894. and paid com mlialIo, n
were Afterwards again drafl1d Ia I'm y
were required 10 procure a sub,lllu. \
enter the military service under In \.
dram, Will mad II to their I'D vantage y -
nunlcate, either personally OF bJ -
with the undersigned, who hn 6ss =
thoriEed by the State LekislAturs % n :
from the Secretary OF War, The COMMIT.
ton money paid by sush penorL n,
Secretary OF War having been dlredN !
OF or Congress 10 refund the eonmv,
on paid on such cases. U.H.B DIi
Dover Del, July 10, SO,
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DUBLIC SALE

PUBLlC SALE
The subscriber intending TO Quit .arn-
Ing Will sell without reserve on the farm
OF Oh yer ID. CauIk, Two mil,a above
Glasgow, on the road leading from New
Castle, on
WEDNESDAY, March 0, 1891,
At O'CLOCK. p. M,
The following Personal Property to wit {:
One good mare, 5.yeArs old. with
foai. one good .horse. IL years N
old, a good farm horse. Ons colt, ~ '
coming three years old this -AmAxA
spring. Four good mich cows, wIlI BE in
prstlt sooA. one heller Will come In April.
lwo spring calVe heifsrs, one brood COW
wagon. one market wagon, and one farm
wagon, ploukhH. hArroWa, culkiVAJoIa },
single and double trees. forks. ahovSla.
hoes, one cutting box and one fan, one
oushel and peach basksts, one set OF ear
rlage harness, new, one set OF wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one lot Of plough
harness, brides, collars, hAltsrs, Buffalo
robes and horse blank cts; one lot Of noul :
try, chickens. turkeys and gulneAs.
Household furniture, suotI AZ beds. bed
steads, mattresses, bedding, tables, l
dozen wooden chAirh, hali-doEen cane
seated chairs, bureau, wash stands,
wash bowls and pitchers, and 8 looking
& asses, / clock, p yards OF wool oar pei,
ana a lot OF rag carpet, lot OF window
shades, l parlor stove, | Victor COOK
stove No. and fixtures, and a lot OF
dishes, ard wash tubs.
Dairy fixtures. / cnurn, butter tab and
print and bowl; one sci of Scale s and pans,
buckets; and lot of meat by the pound.
Also, the one-hAlf OF lo acres OF wheat In
The ground. Many other articles TOO to-
dious to mention
TERMs. u sums OF slo and under cash,
All over that amount n credit Of ten
months, on purchaser giving a bsnRabis
note with approved indorser and interest
from date. WIN. Ii. VANDERBILT.
WM. j. LANK, Auctlonesr.
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1851 Prizes, amounting to............sIiO,4OO
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed Al an points, 10 whom liberal compeh.
sation wlil be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving fun address. send oruers by OK.
press, or Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only To
Nj. A. DAUPHIN,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. BY broadway, New York.
All our GrandEGtraordinary Drawing
are uhder the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. L. Beaurexard and
JubaJ A. EarlV.
nov l0-gtawIw&w
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NOTICE.-No persons ar. ,rs.ss
4N 10 make col iections for h. -
Inlngton Branch OF the lda J., ".
League unless they show IN, ~
autho tty to make auch eoV.s
signed by The tresident and s,ss.:.
by order Of the branch.
h. g. TURNER. Pr,ta.t
THoS. MCEvIALLT, Sesr,,ar,
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n orICE.-Notice Ia hereb, .t,--
IN the annual meeting Of ssM
wine Hundred Assoc alton ~ sin.i|
covery OF Stolen Horses and h.M
Thieves will be held at The nov
yer IL. Parry, on SATURDAY NM
1881, at o'clock p. IN. The n.nn
earnestly requested To be pre,sns
ness relating TO the United Coms.
be brought up for conslderauon
,.,z, II. n. BARLOW
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Jana eodIw6w4t. a treasure.

NoTICE-ESrATE OF HEATER VII
IN LIAMS, DECEAHED.- Lelen o. Az
minIstratlon ON the above estate haVla
been granted to tue undertlRned oil psi
sons indebted to said estate ATE requsfk
TO make pas ment, and those hlVia
claims 10 present the same without d.N
o HENRY V. LkoLLY,
tebA 3tW. b2S Walnut ST, Pm
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N oTlCE-The Hope Bund--1
= new series. besinni"oi 'sa ng ~.
Apply To p. Plunksti March NJ
Market strssts, or 10 Treas, TAia !
feb25-wed6sAtlm. III, m sw
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GO-PARfNERSHIp
nj nave = We TINS day formed a I M
q under the lame and 81, seoa,pnS
y, - Sshnl ng, Tor the purpose ~ is ,O I'D
c cae 1enersl Insurance buslSS.,,u.0 1llsV
Mt NJ s "a On ~ Thomas p, IArns
NO. ooz Market street, Wiir,I,.u nns
ZOE; ~; MATHERa
wun,nn,oJ JAM rs b. CANSI,,
",IhElnglon. Del, Feb. Ia ImIso
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RlVERviEW CEMErEp,
1NfANf.-NOTICE.-At,s III Wi
meeting OF the Board OF Trn,,.as nd
their nfiee, February I, 1881 iva II
Resolved, To advance IN. w
IN the Cemetery, between th p'ets
thlru cross avenues, s cents ,Ia
Ioot, ana between tho third ~
cross avenues, 10 cenat per .s a NJ
the change To take effect hn,IfsI,n
Attest ID. I. HAWKINS s.,,M
IeDy- W0Ssapl. once, 4Oi N,,s
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO.

This Institution was regularly incUr-
porated by the Leg stature OF the State Sjr
Educational and Charitable purposes, 10
lists, Tor the term OF Twenty i've
Tears, To which contract the inviolabie
faith OF the State Is pledged, whlch pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing It's frAnchise IN the
new constitution adopted Decent Der III,
Al d., 1879, with capital OF 81, DO1,U0J, 10
which II has since added a reserve fund OF
over t$J,OM. Its Grand single Number
distribution Will take place monthly
Oh the second Tuesday.
10 neuer scales or postpones. Leok at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
lOU,90D TICKETS Al Two DOLLARS
EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
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NJ Office,
In OFFICE OF THE farmers
MUTUAL FIRE lSs Co.,
OF THE STATE OF Dr.

OF THE STATE OF DE-
JANUARY alh, lM
The Treasurer OF the Company h,ru
gives notice that on and after Pebrur,
/, 1881, ne will pay In casa, to partIs, h.
Titled receive 1t, all balances slandlnl
10 tn. credit OF memDerA on The bOOh
the company. on p lllcies that MD
lapsed. He Will also pay al amounhEs
on scrip certificates, ISSUED IN ls6s, MD
have not been collected.
W. A. LAA0rA
IAN -ppllWtw4i lfeaiufN
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notice..

NoTTiLCE-ANNUAL ME-.
~ The third ANNA EETlSo
Stock holders OF The Esr,m meeting !,
;sociatlon win be hell aau ~ liable io.Ss
ing, March :. at their 0 ~, lAutsds,
keL street at ! 80 o'cIoc ysInes, No Gvsl
The auditors vii, S, ak'
recsn n1 S vI, an ~ election Tor ot snslr
Attest: n
feb2e-6t. ~ i. HAWKn.
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WANTED.

IMPO RTANT-w NTED. GOOD
4 MORTG AG -, FROM 1l,OO0 UP TO
els tJ0 AT PER GENT. CALt AT
oN 49,, HEALD q co.
"A ANTED.-A purchaser for two hnely
w located cottage lots AT Rehoboth,
neaf the beach. or an exchange Tor city
pIoi erty. Address, I'D this ONCE.
-
"A ANTEu-A purchaser for two II feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near d r5snnlln. A s%i, 2: .rr. orv,ov
FOR SALE OR RENT.
@z5E--------SahL1-z-.--. sssszmn.mzE
fNCR RENT.-A desirable hotel stand
J. In Odessa, eel, house contaius thir-
teen rooms, and 10 eligibly situated ON the
MAI street. A large piece Of ground at
tached For terms apply to
jarS-wst. Odessa, Del.
LloR RENr,-A farm OF 81 acres OF goou
Z land, near Ridley Creek Church,
Mil Greek HUI dred. Apply 10
jan l3-3tsw JOHN X. CRoSsAN
EOit So LE.-Pour finely elevated build.
J ing lots on Front street, corner OF
'ssl on % feet on Front. Apply TO
fesS- s0l King street,
Eos HENT.-A large third story room.
l. 40 feet square. over Third street Mar
kst House, with or without power. APP
ply 10 JAMES BRADFO ID. feb2l 81.
L'oR sALE.-Two new three-story
+ Brick houses. with one story frame
back uuiiding on Adams streets, above
Secosd, East size, price o., SO each; terms
cay Apply to JAMES BRADFoRD.
---------
EOR kENT.-The store and dwelling,
Il No. hS Market street. we'll located for
dry goous, thinning and molten store,
Possession 2otn OF March next Apply 70
IT, CP.JoHNSoN,t ais Market ~.
LNoR X MA fiue second story front
L room al No. +l6 Market street. suit
able 'or an onice or light business.
H. Apply At THIS OFFICE,
(. Or RENT-rhe nne store and dwell
II ling No. elS Market street. Apply To
EVANS PENI Ma TUN.
dec .6-u Eight aud King Sts.
kNOR SALE.-A building lot on the y.
IL W. corner OF stroud street and Rail-
OF the Wilmington d Western X. H., 81
feet mont on on r. X. Avenue, aud 81 feet
front ON Stroud street, W est Wilmington.
apply At this of1ice. u.
LNoR SALE.-BRildng lot 100 feet
II inches front on south side OF Beech
street; ~ feet front on Van Buren, street
and OIL feet front on Maryland Avenue;
fronu 90 the city line, and lies in Chris
tlana HID. Apply At this ONCE. IT,
ENoh sALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
n a street SO feet by 81 feet . inches,
and ~ n. en- Goodman street 100 feet deer:
near leailroad Avenue, South side,
Also, one LOT on Thirteenth street, near
Heald street. Apply al 4l6 Market street,
e.
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"A ANTED.-A purchaser for two nnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth,
nnai the beach. or an exchange for city
pIorerty. Address, I'D this office.
sep9-ddwtf.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-21
Decline cf tie Tramp.

til: biotting eat Of The tramp. whicr
the police Glts, Tie Workn0uses AID
the gentlemen Who have the care ani
custody Of benches il car squares and
parks II ura Ua is almost an accom-
piisne,i tacs, marks the LacliEe Ci " hat
w1- at orc time = great and tiourlahir Z
industry. i; may APPEAR absurd 10
speak OF trampdOm aal lis followers II
AZ Industrial way, but Il lea all tie
circum Stances connected with it ate
consilaiel il viii 81 found hat thtr
are very lid aud substantial reasobi
in support Of sacii view OF the qnca
tiUn. VINO among even our vcierai :
in the late ,vAr Iii, 50 much solid hard
work in marching AZ the tramp? Wbr
of our million o: men in the field dI,:
81 much on al empty stomach IL lie
Who ever Displayed 50 mach genius,
So much patti il providing for his
commiss4ry department? And who,
when tue battle Was fought and the
victory won tie victory over "A chicken
roost, ~ unfortunate traveller, be-
nighted lonely widow or the guardian
of patch Of ~Gtermeions-put III mere
solid work Ia the way Of rest and re-
pose? Through al these Years We
have ben undertaking and underesti-
mating the tramp. He had his rings
aid his coz! ;,iLutiuns Just as The big
railroad operators have. He invented
Il language that uo one but ne under
stood. He held bis caucuses and con-
veEtions just US the politicians before he
started out on his annual raid on the
world. Like the politicians he consi l.
cred that the world owed him living
and lie vas bound 10 have it. Some
times he sought it at the point of the
pistol, but, getting down To the solid
bedrock CT the hing. there Ii not much
difference between that style of bust
ness ard playing with marked cards III
Wall street or marked ballots On cleo
tion day. The halcyon days of the
tramp, however, are over. He is slow
ly dying out. leaving only q memory
and tradition. 1t will be said that he
has reformed and become respectable
member of society. Not q bit of it.
The old politician never reforms and
never gees back to honest work. The
fact is the tramp has been kille1 off.
How happy wo should all be if we
could set rid Of the O iI.r class in the
same way n. Y. Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-21
Wit and Humor.

Will the coming man drink beer?
No; he'll drink tlucrse. citsic acid,
rosiu ard other Gaiuties.- New York
Graphic
The shark has 10 turn over on its
bacs before j. can seize it's prey. The
shark is the genuine blchbiter. - Phil
adelphia Chronicle.
"Insuni.y in the legs" is what & fell
low in orr company called il whFn he
- Andrews Bazaar.
AT Coney Island: Been Iii bathing
this m"rning?' "Oh. Jes! How
long did you stay in ~ just long
enough TO come ont
Tie clam has larger mouth, in pro-
portion 10 its size, than human being
J TT Il clam never talks about its peigh
Dor. Il Whitehall Times.
Iron Eyes, the father OF Bright Eyes.
has six wives. Did Editor TihDles
realize when lie married. how mmpy
mother in-laws he was getting p Bos-
ton Post
Mich sickness abuut the city, doc
tor?' was asked u physician yesterday.
"Weil, we'll, can say the business Is
improving" answered the smiling in-
terrogatee.- New Haven Register.
1t is said that kerosene will remove
stains from furniture. II has also been
known to remove the furniture, stains
and all with stove and IA red-haadta
servant girl thrown in Oftimes.-I Web
ster Times.
London Jgdy has picture Of two
young ladies III scanty bathing suits.
who are sitting on rocks and keeping
their walking limbs cool in the sea.
One says, Il could sit here forever"
and the other says. "And l till lunch
time"
A German newly married in New
York, writing home his impressions OF
the inhabitants. thus describe them:
''They run about the streets all day
long cheating each other, AMI dey
called da. business! Vot ii guntry! vol
peoplesl'
Kentucky has produced "A mule with
eight legs. If the Irish skirmishers
want to ship something more terrible
than an internal machine to England
let them buy that critter before the
United States Army secures it as a Cat
ting gum Philadelphia Chronicle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-21
Can rheumatism be Cured 2

1t is a belief with m3nv that there is nc
disease with which the human body may b.
afflicted but what has lis an idote, and in all
ages and anoug all people d.li cut searcl
has he. n made in Natures Laboratory for the
special ingredients and applications 10 cure
bodily ailments, and impart tone ard vigoI
Ia the human system. o. al the lie that
flesh Is hear to there is probably nothing il
the list Cf Il character more ANNOYING to the
patient than ELrUmati M.
The discovery of Brofic's Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Cure, which has had repeated
trials with invariahlc success, warrants the
belief that Natures secret has ut asst beer
revealed and that in future Rheumatism and
Neuralgia Will bear no terror AID be ciassed
among diseases Of cure
This cure is the result of many years close
study Of Rheumatic diseases Oh the human
system and innumcrdhlr eXprrim nts to find
out a remedy. Like almost every other dis
ease with which the human body is afflicted
physicians are not in accord regarding the
method Of treatment, the prescriptions il
many Instances being at opposite eXtrem es
As an immediate relief and Permaue nj
cure Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Cont, Weak, Stuff and Swollen Joints, Con
racted Mu cies, Pains in the Side or Back,
Sprains, Bruises or any OF the diseases con
iractcd hy exposure il is confdcniialIy rec
ommcndtd as being without rival in The
Whole range of Wdtcrid Ncdicd.
If yot! nrr IA sufferer ask your druggist for
Brudir'~ Rheumaiic AID Neuralgia Cure
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y Cvele OF the sun.

OLCc III twen;y-eigEt T.a:F t"zrep.
Vi tie end Q, century, tEe GAYS o.
tie week aDi tie mouth cone Back II
tie sane Older Tie period Is termed
tie" Cycle o! the san. luis beatc !
term rernia ; Il. oi just s1ic:l = te:a IL
1913 cycle ago. IL TIA: sn'arQer We
opened tAe Crystal Palace II H-9erVolr
sGnare. We voted ufon ara adopted
important amendments 20 the CRY
ci.lr!cc. We h4u several fatal steam =
boat .xplo-i rs, a..i i furious htl'
s.orrl that tore down Il building IN
Fortv-second street. aud Il! collision
On tie Camden AMI AnhoY raiiE"id.
NV Orleans wes d"sciattd hy yellow
fever, aid much money wa auhScfioe
here to AID the sufferers. But the chiei
featur,, of that remarkable summer WAS
the excessive heat, which Jed 10 sur
prlsi3g mortality !lom snnsir~he. Ibe
Herald Of tine tine lad or some days
several columns about the hea: and lts
effects. jane WAS generally cod enough.
though ut tue clos, of the month the
deaths suddenly sprung up from ~ TO
56l per week, the latter mum Der inciud-
ing twenty cases Of sunstroEe. Up TO
tLi5rerlod suastroke was hardly known
in tue bills of mortality, aat never
excited any special attention. July Vas
very hot, and the weather WAS The
universal theme Of comment Dud com
paint, particularly among strangers
who had come TO attend our World +
FAIR. In ,he first week Of that month
Il iy hatr ~
froHl sunstro4e. Five weeks of gener-
ally hot weather followed with 5iS. 5G4
521 523, and 81 deaths, zone from
surstroke. The second week ID Angus
was dreadiully bot, and 10 out of $50
died from the effect of the sun. Tncn
came the "hot week, and many
columns and even pages OF tho news
papers vera taken up i'll vain III ats to
describe tbs terrible weather. Il
seemed as if cur city was on fire. There
Was not ripple If Il breeze IN the air;
the sun giosed with fearful intensity,
and the atmosphere was OF that muggy
character which seems to increase the
heat of the sun. This was after the
first week OF our great Fair. o. the
day Of opening the mercury stood at
81 degrees in the shade. and it YVES over
80 degrees for five of the seven days of
the hot week. People fell dead in the
streets, and were even stricken down
in their houses. The deaths in the
previous week were $50, OF which 10
we've from sunstroke. In tie hot week
they reached 9G9, Of which PA were
iroIi the heat. In one day there were
uoro than a hundred deaths from sun
stroke alone. The sum total in that
one week largely exceeded tho number
of deaths from heat reported from the
beginning CT the century. If the SAME
proportions we're to be carried Off now
we should have at least 800 deaths
from sunstroke 10 single week, rs the
population has considerably more than
doubled. Nav York Herald.