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Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

WILMINGTON SUMMER GARDEN.
w Ninth and Walnut streets, Is open for
visitors. The best and coolest place for re-
freshmen nts. No lewd persons admitted.
lel5-f JOHN MANTZ.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain tract. piece or parcel of land
situate in White Clay Greek Hd.. New Castle
CO.. Del, bounded described as follows. to
wit On the MGlth by lands Of the late Wal
r Solthgate, on tte west Dy land Of the
| to William Coupcr, deceased, and John
Miller. on the snuth by road commonly
ca led Read road and the lands of John
Montgomery deceased, and James Cam, de
ceased. on the east by the Turnpike leading
from ChrIsil0na to Stanton, containing "a
acr.S "f land lnUre or less, with a TWO stOried
frame house and other buildings thereon
erected. Book o. Vol. II. page 4j9 etc,
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of John ). Traphagan, deceased, Emma
>. Triphagqn as surviving u ortgagOr and al
Of John :. Traahagan, de-
ceased mUrtgagOr) and t. t.. and to be sold by
l'1lLlP H. CLARK. Sheriff,
SHKRIFF's OFFTCE, Wilmington, Del, June
llth, 1881. iel6
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

SHERlFF'S SALE.-Bv virtue of a writ Of
y Levari Facias to me directed. will be ex-
posed to Pubic sale, at the hotel kept by
William b. Cu,reuder. in the village of
Christiana, in White Clay Greek Hundred
New Castle county, Del, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day OfJULY, 1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

E1,OHI'
A safe a |
Group. A
box. Sold
Sl
National Republican., 1881-10-25
AmaayIt OF VyilIInn, Hewitt.

STATE OF NEW YORK. .
COUNTY or NEW YORK -
William Hewitt being duly W ,rn, deposcs that
on the 18Th Of October, A. D. is l. at the request of
OF Mr.. -. NJ. Plumb he carried : following noto
from Mr.. Plumb TO Mr.. Erastus W man.
PERSONAL
N. v. Oct. ~, 1881
DEAR Mn. wIMAN: have seen Mr.. Fearing and
shown him your letter Offering him employment lie
Is all right and has got the copy of the contract all
complete but insists That he stole II, he is running
gave to give to him. The fac is his cupidty has
been excited by the newspaper talk about this matter
ana he now wants $50. Shall give II TO him, and
what shall do with the contract when / get u?
Hastily yours b. NJ. PLUMB
That he read the above note by direction Of Mr..
Plumb, SO that he should know what he was de-
livering; that he delivered said note to Mr.. WI
man in the waitingroOm Of the Grand Central
Depot, Forty second street, New York city, at 6:25
p. m. of said day; that saids Wiman opened and
read the said note in atlantis presence, aud im-
mcdiately took q piece OF paper out Of his hand
bag and wrote the reply. copy of which Is as fol-
lows:
DEAR r.; Give him the $3.50 after he has read II
over to you " you find Il very favorable To- tile con-
tractors Perhaps It isn't worth. wd 20 tho $50 II
you like Keep II till come or hand II to the Gen.
h. w.
Said wiman then handed this note to niIiant,
with request that II be delivered to Mr. Plumb,
wiz HEWITT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me thls ism day
of October, 1881. JOHN II. WALKER,
Notary Public, Kings County Ger. filed in n Y.
CDunty
National Republican., 1881-10-25

man md Mr. Plumb, and nt the same time we will
exhibit any other documents which II may be
proper for you 10 see.
First. The card Of Mr.. wiman introducing his
photographer
Second. Mr.. wiman's letter Offering employment
to Mr.. Fearing.
Third Mr.. Wimau's reply to Mr. Plumb direct
ing the payment Of the money.
Fourth Mr.. Wiman's dispatch OF october II, as
issued from the Western Union Telegraph Com
panys Office
Fiilh General Eckerts receipt for thepurloined
document.
Sixth. Mr. Bates memorandum.
II IL but Justice TO Mr.. Plumb and Mr.. Fearing to
say that we are convinced that their participation
in this affair was altogether In the interest of JUS
tiee, and was undertaken wholly for the purpose
OF exposing tic misconduct OF the persons who
were seeking TO make them instruments In the
commission Of n crime
BY order of the Executive Committee.
c. L. PECK Secretary.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
0rapelers' G5uioe.
QO1 THE GREAT 1907

= PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
TO TIE boGRRE oNG2EF4 4RyGEr RWytGEEr sR AER s2nHTiIwEsT
SPLENDID SCENERY MiAIGNIFIoENT EoUIP.
TRAINS LEAYE wAsHfSaTfoS from pepot, cor.
For ps5n2r S5 Ti S,N.h ax9 I And streets as Goys ,
slreplmg Cars 10 Pltsburg and Chicago; 1870 a.
GinH%,w Gin%,wln Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to C!n-
NXpirii wlig IS@cS iIni, Car to PttspnTg ,,,no,
with parlor Chr 10 Watkins and the North. at sod
Htnfyy' sy' wb bSPHEy PnSca g OS go G D. M Gay SS
For wiamsport Lock Haven and Elmlra. atlnp
For New York aud the Fast 500 iO:3O n M, 300 1000
nhd lGl0 y. mon Sunday 2sW y. M, 1000 and ios
Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars op A. m.
For brooklyn New York, all through trains connec,
| at Icrapy city with bouts Of " brooklyn Annex"
double Srrase across ] Nc4 i YORK city, y.V' "'o''"s
For philadelphia. 500 iOD n. M aOO. $40, 1000 and
iimmi2 iim p' M On Sunday, 200 p. M. 5;lO lUOo' aud
Limited Express, $3.50 u, M. daily, except SUNDAY
$40, $40 o,0, 1000 and 1918 y M. on sunday, 500
For pamc m 1879 soCI MI %oo 40 G 1000 aud lGiS PIN
For Annapolis, 6'io A. M. and AiOp. m. daily oxccp.
ALEYHS bRIA AND FREpERrcEsBuna RAIL
MM,Ar NAY Al hSp y ~, t,EnAANDtIA AND WASHlNu-
For Aicxsndria 100 7so, eso a M, and 1880 a m.
SSdsSs 5 SS Fl P % 5 @ Shd III s5 SS @ and and IS s pm M On
For Richmond and the south, 800 ~ m. aud ilo H. IN.
ans fS sSyc aS nd GS t Sd%@ 600 500
AMI 1000 q. M, le;i0, 800, 800 200. aud Gl0 p m,
md l20l midngliL Sununy, NJ S;Uj aud 1000 n In-
Tickets aud niormatloncn ne procured at theorice
ynna avenue, and at the station where orders he
len for the checking OF baggage to destination from
- j. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. Hencrnl Manager.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
MININa srocks.
DIED.

DIED
ADANrs.-In this city, on October %, ARIANSA
ADAMS.
Funeral will be held, from the residence of her sis
ter (Mrs W. H. Montague) No. 1900 Nineteenth
street northwest, this (rhursday) afternoon, at 4
o'clock.
EcKARDT.-on October %, of paralysis LOUISA
ECKARDT, aged 50 years.
Funeral Will take place Tuesday, 18th Instant at
o'clock D. M, from her late residence, 02j Twenty
second street northwest. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend. ss
HuNfE.-on Sunday morning, October %, of appo-
plexy, THOMAS L. HUME, aged ~ years.
Ills funeral will take place ifOm his late residence
No. 35l9 street West Washington at O'Clock p. M,
Tuesday, October %. -
NoBLE.-on October q, 1881, at o'clock o. M.
Rev. MASON NOBLE, ID. d., pastor Of Sixth Presbyte'
rian Church.
Funeral Thursday, October %, at I u. m from the
church. corner Sixth and streets southwest. FEf
National Republican., 1881-10-25
FINANCIAL NEWS,

The following observations ON the transactions In
the financial market yesterday, together with open.
ing, highest lowest and closing quotations are fur
nlshcd by the clearinghouse Of II. ID. Cooke, Jr., q
Co., it2O Il street, Washington, d. C.;
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

on and after Thursday, September Is, 1881
TRAINS LEAVE H. q Il. DEPOT AS FOLL0WS
7i0 n. m.--NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily.
Direct connection for South aud Southwest. Daily.
except sunday, to points on q. Il .. X. H.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on 7;lO u, M tram
. nom washington To New orleans without change.
l0l5 y. m.-SuUrHERN EXPIRES, daily, for all
X. X.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on iO:li p IN. train
from Washington TO Augusta, Ga. without
change.
MARRS SLEEPING COUGH CARS from waihing.
ton to nnuvillr,
Passengers tor Manassas Divsiou will take Tl0 a. M
train daily, except sunday, For Warrenton, flo
a. IN. train daily. -
For tickets mud Information call at Virginia Mid
land Office, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ, SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent Jyls.u
National Republican., 1881-10-25

him, but that all OF II has been 81 10 down in his
own words as dictated by him.
BIN NJ. PLUMB.
Sworn to before mo, this l5 h lay Of October,
1881 @. @. A jo1TIBALD,
Commissioner of Deeds, N ~ York CITY,
National Republican., 1881-10-25
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTHE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN Til ~ EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DouBLE TRACK JANNEy CoupLEm STEEL RAILS
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May q, 1851

t2o-TTHislTrAG2 THsr Ex berSS eelrSSSINNATr, AND ST LOUIS
5;oO-BaliImoTe, Elllcott City. and Way Stations
tGim-n,AihIlMOFE ENPRESS.
sIiraSsbgrg, sir Winchester mSEerstown, and Way:
Sis -hIILHBEfPHfin% NY NV S'"iS YSR,. AND ros
-lp TpN III lEsApRfsS ls Parlor Cars TO New York.
meets Tor Hagerstown and Mt Point of Rocks for
to;oO-on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis aud
leOo-IA AL'rnIoRE EXPRESS tstopsat IIyattsy,ilo.
ON m JoSsnps; ,SS ;,, apd HanoyerE o c,>c,>>, ~,
=, ANb 81 iHI Lo6is fS Empress EXpRfSss 'N'-'NA
i2ioTdBalIImore. EllIcot City, Annapolis. and WAY
il2S-39 fgngGy envy i9 baltimore and Way
Bni; y M ILADELPHIA. ANDNEw
soO-Bql llimore aud Way stations CNlnchester Fred
a-gk fgrck ET THIMHg6srfoYI Il GnG WSy via Relay
, Annapolis JuncuonL
chester 81 MS Way Ion orS Pon %a
,,,, Of Rocks and Way Stations only.l
RTnES%l GE%PEs aGs wRG ShSSs and
Way via Relay Stops at HyRttsyille and
eo5-Pont of Rocks and Way stations.
tei5-IiaIImosre ~ s,, md Way stations;
""IhALT I Ti9p}i iissh hfATlsViLLE AND LAU'
-PIiIshnRGi, ClNcINNArL AND ST.
tOSo-fHHfILLA BitESI.PmifIH, NEW YORK, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS; Sleeping car to New York.
1000 RH LfIM6RE, YykTfSvifLE XSb LAU:
REL MXPRESS STOPS, S3ps on signal Or to he. on
nnd AnnnDOliS Junction.
iDnily. iSundays only Other trains daily, eScops
Aniralns nom Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio Ticket offices, Washington station, and 6lo and
1851 rcnnsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth strcet
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at point IN the city.
, 1881-03-17

AN effort Is buLng n,aslu to fntluce l'resi-
dent Garfield to re,lloyu Gen. f4eaEc FROM
tho Office of United States Attorney
for this district OIL the ground uf t,i-
unlcEency. unpopularEty, md lack of
influence with tho lnrty. Dick fulfill
Is mentioned tor tlia 1,lnce III Case Leake Is
removed, but Congressman Davis Is opposed
to Tuthill, and says II my MIN Is 10 be al'-
pointed from tho West Sllte liz should !lavo
tile naming Ut the ma1,. llo fails to say who
Is Lis e4IIuillnte.
, 1881-03-17

TME Democrats Ut the Seventh AlclltRan
District l,,.yo nominated Cyrenlus =. Black,
Ut Iuscota, to I'LL tho yacnlIcy caused by Mr.
t:anEur's eicct!un to tho Unlted Stntes
Se,,u.c. Tho Republicans llnye nominated
Mr.. John L. Nluh to I'LL tile vacancy, al,d
l!u vii! undoubtedly b. elected. Black WAS
tho Democratic cailditlnto last fail, wheu lIo
WIS beaten by ConKer by A,Uaa votes. Tic
Greeuback candidate received ouly !, 1,4s5
, 1881-03-17

THE Geneva Nihillst correspondent Of
Kocllefnrt's pnper declares positively tint
Ro,,ssakotr did not throw the first bomb Mt
tho Czar lust Sunday; tllat t'le bombs wcre
thrown by persons WHO were fnsiha ar Of
tho jnnllsions bordering ol. thp drive, who,
he 1ntinlates, were lWrs0ns OF llgh ra1lk III
tho Russian service. lle declares further
that tho bombs were thrl.wn In quick silcccs-
sion, anu tint tic Cznr could not ln'ssibfy
have tllle to step out of hts carriage III tho
interval between throwing tue first mid
second bombs. This version. II lr,u, uf
COURSE spoils tho pretty story about thu
Cxar's forgctfnlucss ut self, ai'sl his sol!cl-
tutlu for tho wOl,ntlctl.
, 1881-03-17

TnE Tiiut]SE correspondent ut Callao,
Peru, describes In another column the tls,stl-
ncr III witch Col. Lynch. the GILLIAN Conl-
mandor.1,-c Of TINT district. has I"'in1ctl-
ly al,d Frequently insuIted officers Of thu
American navy. Lync|, seems to te MI arrf'-
Kalli, cn,lrcitctf persu,l, whose rrcont stlr-
ecsses lave turned Ills heal. 1t Is to bo
hoped TINT Minister ChristEaAcy will make
such representations Of this matter t0 tho
Chllfan Government TINT l.yllcl. will bo
obliged 10 apologize md cl'ange his tnanner
fnr tile Ytlturn
, 1881-03-17
Notice to Contractors for
Docking nld Dredging.

Proposals arc invited for construction Of
docks and slips on the Calumet River at
South Chicago.
The work consists Of about 500, 600 cubic
yards Of dredging and filing; and $4,000 feet
of dock ftont.
It is PROPOSED to contract for about a3o, 600
cubic yards Of dredging and filling, and 5000
feet OF docking ut the present time.
Plans and specifications can bo seen at tho
office of the Chicago and Western Indiana
Railroad Co., No. 135 Dea.bo1n"ss.. Chicago.
Proposals will be- received until tho s5th
of March. b. BROWN
, 1881-03-17

Mn. CoILdSs' Lill for tho consolidation OF
tho Chicago towns WAS deltatpt III TIC Lower
House ut TIC Stgte Legislature yesterday by
IL 10 ~. q. $. Cools, GarlnGn. 1Eurrfs, ktnll,
Sextul,, Sullivan, md White, 0l tic Chicago
delegation, yoted aEainst II.
, 1881-03-17

Tllr lleunso Ut tho s;,loUnhcopor Smell,
where s1rUritle WAS shM lust Sunday. Inns
been reyn!;c.I by tho Magyar Oh tho groal'!
tl,ut Ills pp 20 Is Il resort for batt characters.
but tl!v q,lcst,u, arises; Why lll not tic
Muyor discover tllis beiore?
, 1881-03-17

THE opposition of tho british Government
TO the International Monetary Conterenc" Is
said to llaye nriscn fron, n misapnrrlc!!<ion
Of the net providing for the appointment of
Commissioners fr0m this COUNTRY, h,stnt OH
tho misstntemcnts Of the American corrc-
spontlents Of English newspapers.
, 1881-03-17

PAU. KKuGEl. one Of the I}ocr leaders.
writes to President brand, Of the Orange
Frce Statc, ttat the Beers are not rebels. at'd
they are willing to BIZ a Republic u1ltlcr tho
prutectorate Of t;yent Britain.
, 1881-03-17

TIM business transacted III every consitt-
erablc city Of tllls. country, viii, two unIm-
portant exceptions. lust week show Il decided
increase over tile business for tho correspond
Ing week ut lust ear, and this lIotwtllstnid-
tng the storms a,M tie SHOW binckattes, and
that prices ure alnut II per cent lnwcr thnn
ut this time last year. Outside OF New York,
exchanges showed MI average increase for tho
week Of ll.5 per cent.
, 1881-03-17

l,isiiul l'o1~rEn Las appointed coa,,'lls-
sion tu determine wl!plher the l!ev. Mr.
t'nwlny, WIN has spent II year III tic New
York Statu len,teatiary fur cruelty to chill
drrn of t,u Shepherds Fold of Now York
City, shall hayu MI ecclesiastical trlnl.
, 1881-03-17

ACTING on secret information, n corps nj
snppers ami miners ,hadc an investigation
yesterday Of the ground IN the vicinity III the
new Cars palace, and discovered IL mine.
the opening to which WIS In Il dwelling Up
posit tho New Isfdtng-Sciool, and led ucrnss
the street 10 tl,nt point. 1t IS evident TINT thu
NihiIlsts Ito not consider they have done.
enough injury yet.
, 1881-03-17

FIFTEEN PERSONS fn New York City hase
subscribed SsI0D eaclt IL complete tho college
building Tor ln.ltan girls. atld ono lady has
subscribed S:,0o0. ten. Armstrong. who Is
Ills cl,trf psou,oter nf the project, expects to
gut Sl0,0U In NeW York.
, 1881-03-17

RESOLUTIONS were introduced Into the
Tennessee Legislature yesterday looking to
thu impeachment of Judge e. W. Tyler. Of
Montgomery County. oil tl!e grounds that l'e
IL II .lrunkartl, defallter, aiid attempted to
coillMlt ln,,rttcr.
, 1881-03-17
vntes, so that 1t will be seen the Republic
mis- lInye clear majority Of 2,2a5' In tile dis
trict.

TrE Orange party wll0 wenl 10 the relief
of cal,on Fleming In tlse West ri ireland
was attacked yesterday by the Catholic
party. In tho fight one 'na,, Is reported to
',aye been killed. Policemen mid snlaicrs
hayu been dispatched to thn scene IT tho riot.
, 1881-03-17

Mn. JoitS II. I.EoSAt1p wns nominated for
Surveyor Of Customs nj indianapolis ycster-
,uy BY President GARFIELD, an(l james l.. Gas-
ton Us Surveyor uf Customs ut Chattanooga,
Tenn. Uutll cities lnlyc been tado ports of
tnlry recently.
, 1881-03-17

4 WAN VESSEL. was required tn tnke n
number Ut procrss-seryeEs allL policemen, to
the Islands NJ Mtteunnlfn a,ni Flemish oil
the Galway coast, where processes arc to be
served TN tho property Of Mr. f}lake-Forstcr.
The tenants on this property awe about s2s3',-
nm
, 1881-03-17

TIE opposition to tle confirmation OF
Stal!py Matthew'S ~ Supreme Court Judge
Is beginning to tako sl,npc. It is believed
tint tho President will not be sorry If tho
nomination Is not confirmed.
, 1881-03-17

JonS prElrrf:l. mud John Mcbride were
iountl dead In Il cell I'll tho Eastern Pcnlten-
tlary, Philadelphia, yesterday morning. It
IL thought tint 1'fetfer killed Mcbride, MD
then committed suicide.
, 1881-03-17

THE commander, one corporal, a,!d one
private from every squadron Of the t:unrt1s
Of wlEel. tho dead Car WIS ciliei, artl the
Adjntant Of cacl, llusslan regiment. have
bcel ordered to st. Petersburg u Ito scry!co
before the remains Of the murdered monarch
now lyhlg 1T state III the Royal Chapel. Thu
public will not be permitted to STU the boly
until It is removed to the fortress Tomorrow.
, 1881-03-17

s. DANA 1lorroS lnls been nominated by
tllc President for Secretary to tho American
Commission to the Monetary Conference 1T
l'nrls. Mr.. llDr.pn Is M Ohio mail.
, 1881-03-17

TIE Chorlstrr Of tlo Royal Cathetlra! of
st. Petersburg, who WIS wn1'lt!ctl by the
bomb cxploslo., last sunday IN that city. IL
dead. Il lurEu suuI hus been subscribed III
the Russ!an Cupital fur The bvlIellt Ut the
wounded ,llll thg f,l.niEics Ut the killed.
, 1881-03-17

Nil. 4. ID. LYNCH, National Bank ExRnl-
i,cr Of tie S.nte Of Indinnn, Inns resigned to
tnke tho Iusition Of President Of tic First
National Bank Of Indianapolis, rfcc.W. II.
Morrison, resigned.
, 1881-03-17

1sUMoI.s prevailed In washington yeslcr-
day that A.torney-Gencral MacEcngfl Ind
practically decided to rcport against tho ap-
potntnent Of NFr. x. II. Jones to the Chicago
Sfurshalship. Mr..jolles anl Setlatnr Logan.
however, said there was i.o truth In tho
rittDOTs.
, 1881-03-17
CHE Gtih1t1te.

tty" irr+ynk hi,uiie 10 rtfrFhd'c c"1t1 NJ TI1E
tHu,As:O Tnfnt:sl: ut .fcEa ttgfclta dnt an raH-
rHH truiHs .rsfe Ehfryo p7ft'T arc s'd 'ofh co't'
}tr |nsur i,u ,rrtt,u the ftacts IN is nce, utu-
fliH J,ui 1MfttcHItttx.
, 1881-03-17

GEx. J.. :. Cl.ooK, II lawyer Of brooklyn.
dir.l yesterday, IN Ills list year. llc WIS
born In DutcIless County, New York. lie
commanded Il brigade in thu War Of tho ls..-
, 1881-03-17

TIE British llousc Of Commons, OH the
motion nt M:. Gladstone yesterday, voted
:S...;,. .00n,0 900 as part Of tile EXPENSES Ut the
Afghan war to be borno by Great Britain.
, 1881-03-17

I;orssAKorr tho mountaineering Nthi1ist,
vii! bp tried by II court-lnartfal, consisting OF
stx officers of tho Itussinn Guards. Tito trlal
will hn mare empty for,n. Everybody
knows t]ult ltuussnlsu!f will be convicted.
, 1881-03-17

Cox. Cu11.oM scnt number of nomiIla-
tiuI,s for TRUSTEES Ut tho various State III
sttluliul,s to the Scllnte yesterday. The
present Trustees have been quite generally
renIlniInatpI
, 1881-03-17

TuE Ohio State Dunrd Of Agriculture has
passed resolutions requesting President Gar
iirld III appoint Mr. Emory Cobb, of Illinois,
tu succeed Commissioner Le Due.
, 1881-03-17

Az or,lcr Inns been Issued by tic Austrian
Government prohibiting tic importation oi
swine, purk, bae0n, or satlsnges 1ro1u the
United 5tutgs Into Austria.
, 1881-03-17

THEncw Czaruwltz, or telr-apparent 10 the
Hl,ss!all throne, tho Grand Duke Nocolal,
|las hcen appointed Ata,uau, or Chief, af all
tilo Eusslc]iS.
, 1881-03-17

Mis-. J. X. Sto1-r, w1lo lived ncar Williams"
toI,, Micll., has committed sdiclue by slsuot-
ing. She !G..l so,lle trouble over ali estate
left Iler by l,rr father.
, 1881-03-17

SENATOR E1,aENroS, Of Minnesota, took
his seat yesterday, and seliator Frye will
tuke his seat to-day.
, 1881-03-17

ANOTHER severe slocL Of earthquake was
felt ut CassanlncciUla yesterday. Several
llul1sus were ruined,
, 1881-03-17

The Partnership ut GsnrRe Z. lclke nHd i!enry J.
uHx huslnths ~ E eht ti!hIana'
hs m day ;ss,Sa by pH;a! Hs9f1o
viii continue TIL business, anu VII! c1!ect VI! rgtes
~A~ "~S9 (3EflItuE T. LENhE.
t,bJroun Mxrch IL l5Jl HENRY j, HlEfEMS.
, 1881-03-17

TnE Common Council began tho consider
atinn Ut tho Appropriation bly, last night and
tnadG considerable progress.
, 1881-03-17

CLEARING mid fair weather with colder
winds fur t!is ruglOl today.
, 1881-03-17

nlRECT FOR GIBRALTAR AMI Mitl>tf LES.
The following eteHmors will lonse Nuw York direct
59r Ghtaltar md ahuilles. tnklng freight ind pas
ttnRerA:
EEKl!iHAND nE l.ESSEps. Tos,ois. March F. noun
WILLIE DE MAltSEllIi4EA tntlDuEs.. April u II H.
Rates Of pnssu,o: Ftsat Cabin *lUU, steornxc, &.
For particulars AddFpas
LUIS DE- bEBIAN, AGENT bowling Grcgnt foot OF
broadway. N. 7.
w. +, WHITE, Cabin AgGnt }G7 Clnrk.sL.
VII. u. WINTER. Sicotulo Agent. Chicago.
, 1881-09-24
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the Arabs will none the less consider
the demolition sacrilege, and that it
will furnish agitators with a means of
exciting native fanaticism.
AUG. 20.
A telegram from Algiers states that
in the Algiers district, 1900 hectares
offnrest are in flames. Three French
soldiers have persisted in a forest fire
at Oued Zen. A local newspaper of
Philippeville {, under date the Oath
inst, says that town was then sur
rounded by burr ing forest over a
surface of upwards Of 60 square kilo-
metres. East,north, and west there was
nothing but a sea of flame. A violent
sirocco had been blowing since Sun
day and the heat was unbearable.
On the 23d 52deg. Centigrade in
the shade were registered, There
was general CONSERVATION, The
natives are believed to have kindled
the fires.
AUG. 81.
Eighteen hundred soldiers left Tou-
lon to-day for Algeria-1imes ,2mdSe
TENDER.
, 1881-09-24
LATEST NEWS FROM NORTH
AFRICA.
(Fr0m the Tines.

TUNIs, AUG. %.
Information has just been received
of the murder of another Maltese on
q farm belonging to the Prime Minis
ter, between Mater and Biserta.
These constant murders and robber-
les are causing great anxiety. The
Maltese population have daily bust
ness relations with the Arabs they
must now either break them off or
incur the risk of being p%lundered, and
perhaps murdered. There was a
meeting to-day Of the Bey's council
lors to consider the steps e be taken
in consequence of the disturbances.
NJ. Roustan and General Logerot were
present.
AUG. 80.
One of the French columns, about
1900 strong, has arrived al Hama
met. The Arabs are all round the
French encampment, but they are
kept at a distance by the French
gunboat Voltigeur, lying off Hama
met, which has thrown about so
shells among them. Daily skirmish-
ing continues at Gabes.