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saesroom to-day:
ByA. IT, Mailer 4 soa.
3-story and 4story brick eriidins. with otNo l03
Narick-st, - cor OF Broomost, hot zlxto, Lip.
3story brick front building and 2story brick house
with lot. No 2i5 Spring ~, n s. 30 n Q Of MecDou
Ralst, house Ia u known - No Auiers
Court. lot 22r7tsx223I73: y Goldsmith -. a07
3-story brick houses, with l0ts. Nos 236 snd z3s
sprugst, IS 252rwo Of Clark ~ lots together a, =.
! G-st0ry brick bading. with Iot, No $40 Broomest
MS BOZ n " Of Thompson'-t lot 2or7o.3' same ., =.
! 3-siory brick front house. with lot, No i2s Mac
Iougal Il. -. oosfts u West Sdst lot 2'rioo an
% story BRICK buildings, with lots Nos $40 and si7
East 5ithst - ls0 " u istssc each I"t 2Ox , a.
similar house With lot, No si3 Fast sith 81 "a,
sdlOiniug above lot 2flxf7.H, Samuel Cohen 100
] 3stOry brick house and 2s0ry brick bulldngw with
let. No y knSss, - 9 OF congrcssst ''t 2lro' a,
2 lots " Of stsave, sos n n Of oads., each 2aI
Broonlcst Mr. Fisher '.............. II, 30
BY Rfehsrd v. Hsrnen
/ gstory brick house and lot No 329 West Ithst e.
~ II OF Jsne.st lot 22K65; J smith -. 80
lot on Grand boulevard NV cor OF ilIth-sr 2oN
20. Henry Joyce .--.-.... 49, DO
8 story brick dwelling. with lot No III west i5zd
s s. Z S'' II VI ''A"'S ~ ,o''A'. @ 10,
lots, " OF willis ave, 25 n Of l4ithst each 25K
100; Al Lynd. aS5
By BsTnari S'ayth.
plot Of land Of West ii7th st. rs n e 81 9tbave
T5xi3ox Ie.t and plet Of land - Of ith,s' 100
ward 0.1.re 1900
By Istsv D. Meyer.
. story frame house, with lot, No l79 Conselyeast
n. $50 II r of Graham ave. brooklyn; John Cat -.
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AND SoNg PEOPLE SAT- IT Is INyURIoUs.--
- You smoke an avfal lce. don't yoai-Re Ya-as,
ENfs3 esass And have yen ever isana :, aS ansthas
A HAxewo MArrER.--Partil Critic I've
h0rn tsn OF speaking hkrneaseA" Jack but without
kaf1eey ead man. thL ons u year, ven Sasfiss me
S - nissisines might be disgesd ~ bearing II cay
10 siapie w6rds NJ Be- haneodtr-iFsza-
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
NETWORK CfrY

Maron.avc. $, 1876 Il n Of Kingsbridge Road, so6r
a9y TO Aggo;ta Van Bass. and 20 hS.,o r n $3.50
lat ave. '; ' cor OF Oil i'm st. george iDer
lioiS t, "@ sSo Of iieiandsT ave, 2osioarres
ist Sai cor 1S q lists s5STIiS Michael Maln.
ant wife 10 Jacob Wick 1900
'o = G ais and q % sys e Z fs 90
79d it. 20 Of 2iars; icSHlo2S' on'ek Il m
57th .tns "a II " OF Madison ave, 43xI0o5; james
Aficck and another executors etc, to George ., a.,
81. go ntb.csa f'ts siie asa.
Glst It. $50 y Of lcth ave- ioyHl0o5; Eliza 60,
54,sst' - - 10 Il "oi ioihsve, 25roet25sx75
William Adam. aod III vie 70 re S scI sshpedsr 80
san e -; referee 10 levi Morn, 1900
Whitney to lillian ~ Riordsa '" als
AttaIney.si 1850 40A5o; Lyons, referee. TO -,
seth T. . iS5 Il Of Sd ave, SIioo0; Lucy Rus.
sl =, 81 70 9sretn DomnlSS OK o5 3 Lane pot
ter To clara II Potter sse'
odel and wife 10 John Nioller ...,;;;;..;..
Washington - cor q S,sy 4 i sliS
also " : Of Wsshneton-si. 500 II n Of iaightst
;@1 ~. ~ s Ss Josh Hoef and wife 70 ode 3
eSngton-sve. j9S Il sof sith.st ls.sx7si Jas
same property Harriet Butler 10 same -:
i2bthsi 1857 II " Of 6thay, lIlutxs9ll Eva 80
nroaS Ssasyi I' cor Of ioib ct io.esl6eAx9ssI
Of John ftfSi McGsy 70 i5s MsircpoIan opera ~
Hous- Company of Newlork tlimitodl ..,,--;. ]s1ss
Droadp ay n " cor 3gth-st l026x to point 10 ~
cot 1thaye, 19S9xs2O4; Charles johnson and -. ~.
wife TO the Metropolitan o III Co tlImtedl loS"s
7th aye ., cor ~ sUt II GO dgmsd 1850
''h snr 70 ~, r. an,Sopoan O Il Co iLIaiteJ 1905
TN. ave n e cor of 3ithSt, 5s.9sllJ; Roger si"n'
naahan aud wife to the Metropolitan o ii 20 INN 40 a.
.othsi = ;. loo I, e u 7thave, iG6x9s9 Harriet
J Hopper aud husband TO the Metropolitan y =, an
4otS II. :. 1855 IT Of 7thave. l66xas.o; Andrew
tr.s and wife To the Metropolitan u ID 20 iilm "a "a
,s,b ~ = 9l,j n o of I.exingtonsve 20xi0o5 also
n = 5ltl Il. lkg II - Of Lexingtonave, lHhlNO,
also l6th.st, 2iO n e Of 9th ave, 3Sly2 siso Us
72l.st, 10 IL W Of lst-aVc, obNlV-2 sid alfo
5Oth 4, 80 n W Of LcNingtonaye zDAst hh%@'
beth Clarke 10 George W O'Suliy-i .......--.
Ais II $50 ~ e OF l0thaye, 23x'-5 Mary Lee "a
and husband 20 Mary McCaDe aud anothsr.-.... zsp
4Oth 81 1856 ue Of Ith ave, lb6N9s.vi } y Key.
n,lds executor etc, OF Jane heathet to AhnIc"
Norris av. = IL IA u Of sehuylersf 2Jxl0o.3i RA-
chi Rachel \ l1ndertiAn ~
Nary.st n : 10. !, Il e Of Morrissve, 200 n 10
McIro,e-st Nso to Tern.ee- pl 1lloz 10 aorrfSaNN
lOOxi 100 aud also n Mar ST. 3bu.S ~ eot MOI
risa,e, iOOx lO,: Assignee OF Peter durham o
sons Peter 4 IL lac kson. ..---......
l9lls y 4 lS5 10 ot Jthayc, 5Oxooll. the Union "a.
Iriia Rubber Co Ia II Dcvo- Jr NV
Lots Nos lO2. lOl and lOi on Insp of Mott HAVEN
Ioriuda SpelmaI to Laura DAVIS. -.
Greenwichst. No lIJ. Patrick CAvanashto Thomas On
Wall ...-..--... ..--.. w
sarah Murray to Mary CorrtgAn- XIV
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dinand Snyder excise; Edward ASras feonous asau ~
battery; desrgs Hawkes., grand larceny. -
UNITED STATES sUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The following bud.
transacted by the supreme Court Of the United
states to-day: -s.---
9e8-Peru and Sale Gassht Company, appellant
agt William f. ssyer ct a-on COTTON OF Gwynn Carmel
dismissed with costa f.tf-tf
No. 262-Chrisopher oscsnyan plaintiff IN error AT m
Winchester Repeating Arms Company Argument copcuded
No 264-Wnliam l. Clark ct al, appellants, ast John
Kelhan, administrator etc.-Argued- -
Adjourned until tn morrow 1t IL O'Clock.
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Cilp })roperip 90 Gel.

4 PARTMENTS for clubs to let ut lo3 anu
n lOJ East llthsi All accommodations and pr' .sy-
COOPERATIVE BUILDINGS.
" Firstcass apartment associations forming below
Elevators cash Investments s1Bs6 Ia sl2Ol5 oNbtfs
nual rentals slS0 10 $40 For plans and Paru' nlA' W
Mcssrs PUGlS e WALTER, Architects, 0o Wal 81 -.
MO. 229 STH-AVE.--One Of the largest ana
hest lncsed stores for dr. goods. clothing etc. 90
avenue between 2lst and 22ndsts Inquire VI kobfhA
A. ADAMS, 65 Libertyst
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REAL ESTATE.

SEw-YoRK. Tuesday, April ~, 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day;
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Brooklyn propertp for Sale anS 60 Ea
DROOKLYN LOTS in plots to suit soma
ID very cheap. rutland a WHITING, BeekmaasL
Goumirp fropsrin for Sale amS 90 Lei.

GREAT BARGAIN TO close an estate
~ terms liberal house H. perfect order rs rooms :,
improvements a stream of water hut plenty ~ W
"'''' Address ELIAS o. DoREaAs. Orange \. J.
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2-stOry frame house. with lot, No l1y Conselyesi
-. $50 II r " Graham ave, Brooklyn; John Cat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

In the U. 8. Senate yesterday the
credentials of John Sherman, Senator
elect from Ohio, were presented by Mr..
Thurman and filed. Mr.. Beck intro
duoed 8 substitute for his bill of De-
eember 2lst last, authorizing the issue
Of legal tender notes on deposits OF
gold. 1t was referred TO the Commit,
tee on Fiaanoe. The Agricultural Ap
Precipitation was passed, with amend.
ments. The House bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to change
the names of vessels, under certain
circum stances, was alse passed. After
an executive session the Senate al
journed.
Thursdays session Of the House was
continued by tbs struggle on the Ap.
PORTE nment bill until nearly seven
o'clock yesterday morning, when, q
proposition for the selection Of five
Members from each side to consider q
compromise having been accepted, a
recess was taken until half-past ten,
On reassembling, resolutions of respect
for the late Senator Carpenter were
adopted, and the session OF Thursday
was adjourned.
Yesterdays session began at eleven
o'clock, and the Senate resolution in
viting foreign countries to participst,
in the Worlds Fair Of 1883 was agreed
TO. The Sundry Civil bill was then
taken up and debated until foui
o'clock in the afternoon, when che
House adjourned until this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

VIM. X. Galloway and Miss Bunios
Holt we're both the recipients OF hand
some and substsntisls tokens OF esteem
aud Affection at Asbury N. 3. Church
last evening. They are both active
and earnest workers in all revival ser
vices and for the last two weeks they
have both been entirely engaged IN
the pfotrscted meeting at Asbury. Az
the close of the meeting last night Mr..
Galloway and Miss Holt we're escorted
down TO the leetare rOom ofthe church
which rs Ii by some preeoncerted sig
nal had been filed in An instant. Mr.
G galloway and Miss Holt we're brought
faos 10 face with Rev. c. Hill, pastor Of
the church, who in the name Of theii
many friends presented Mr.. Galloway
with a plethoric purse Of money
and several baskets Of provisions.
Miss Holt was presented with a
very beautiful Roral picture reclining
oman easel. The recipients OF these
kind attentions appropriately respond
cd thanking their many friends for
their remembrance.
Mr.. Galloway some months ago so
over worked himself in the work OF the
church that he completely broke down
and was compelled to submit TO medi-
cal treatment under DR., l.. D. Tousley
NJ. D., of Philadelphia. He has now
entirely recovered, and this Afternoon
he will start for Hillsbor0ugh
Maryland, where he will assist Rev. T
C. McSorley in revival meeting nov
in progress.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
F7UDRTR ElslT:CA..
THB COMING CONFERENCE.
W bnt is LIKELY 90 Gause tho Most
Iateress-The Programme In
PAFt-rOF eua an's OnNe.

Wbnt is Lit ely 90 cause the Most
Istsress-The Programme In
ans Case.
That which will cause the most in
'erest at the approaching session Of the
W jlmington N, 4, Conference, to be held
q; Lsses, In March, Is the Rev. !. N.
Foreman's case, which has figured so
much in the newspapers rs the "Leip-
sic Scandal" A graf many people
are under the impression that the dis
graceful and questionable action Of the
committee Of iuquiriug, which met at
SMYRNA some weeks ago and dismissed
tie case so for as Nj. Poreman's guilt or
Innocence was concerned virtually ends
the case, except so far as the sult in
the Kent County Superior Court for
baRtardy is concerned.
This is q mistake. In all probability
the matter will come up at the session
VI Conference on the first day and
create a bigger noise than at any time
thus far. One Of the questions which
the Presiding Riders are required TO
answer with reference to each minister
in their respective districts, " is there
any thing against him 7" In Mr.. Fore
mans case surely the presiding elder
cannot give a negative answer. The
probability Is that committee will he
appointed to make preliminary in
quiry and upon their report Mr.. Fore.
man will bs suspended for one year,
during which time a full investigation
will be made.
The Moving program Of the ami
vcrssries ia published:
Sunday School Union-Wednesday
evening, March IL, speskers, Rev. ].
II. Vincent, D. D., and 2. B. Qnigley.
W. p. NJ. socisty-Thursdsy after.
noon. Speakers, Rev. A. S!engle and
Mrs. r. B. Stevens.
Church Bxtepsion-Thursday even
ing. Speakers. DR.. Kynett and Rev.
Gsorge A. Phnhus, D. d.
Missionary-Fridsy night. Speakers.
Revs. DR.. C. H. Fowler, 4. l.. Hubbard
and 7. }. Prettyman.
enthusiastically evening Speak
ers, Rsvs. J. h MoWbrsy, W. Y. Cork
ran and W. 8. Robinson.
Temperauoe-Monday evening, March
Al. Speakers, Revs. George W. Mil
Ter. A. Lightbsurn ana T, o. Ayar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
In Gin AN Gerry

At yeeterdav's session of the Court
Of Chanoery W G. Talley was appo!u.
ted trustee Of the property Of Aquilla
Nebeker and wife,
A return OF trustees sais in the case
of Adele r. Adams w. A. II. Adams, ct.
al, was made by Wa!seg Cuunins
Rsq,
Thomas Darlington, trustee, wf
granted permission to invest csrsaln
fuuds Of the ees!uique Hus: at I've per
cent.
The Ceurt made the following order;
"That in the publication OF the mott
ces TO sell land by order Of either OF
these courts, il shall not be necessary
that the trustees shall describe the
property otherwise than by the general
terms sufficient to identify IL.
The order Of removal in the ease Of
Giles Lambson, trustee, was amended
80 as 10 require him 20 hold over and
hand in his accounts on or before
April IS.
The Orphans Court adjourned until
Monday, but the Court OF CEAneeTy
will not maet until April Is.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
FIFTH EDITION
COSTS COLLRorED I,1S.--,
Tho osse OF Peter ss,,,,.
laea az Pa.

The osse OF Peter Saliva.
nee cea Ar R.ves,.sr r.
Peter Sullivan, a eolorsd ma
and favorably known around ,ou, vel
arraisned at Police Cour. on eOm u, W.
OF John Benson who charged him p, AN
using threatening Language u VIII
sharplsy, Rsq., appeared for ,b nag, 9
femse. VIC Dc
The proof WAS to the effect H., .
two men had come trouble ovsr s 'a'
man (what 1t was did not snns.,S . e
that Yesterday afternoon, whIls s, any
ing at Sixth and Market street.. V S
van was heard to declare that h. sun,
put seven bullets through ,bs "Ould
Benson. There was some hi, n. man
identity and a Sigh. diuCrepanoau H., ~
testimony, but the proof WA ,OIs.,v IN
direct that Sullivan had usds ~
threat. we
The Mayor held the priscus, in On,
bail to keep the peace and stated Wv, Wv,
he would also impose tie costs a, ' W.
case. Mr.. Sharpley objected IN . me
on the ground that this could M, ' y.
legally done under the exis.ino ~.
which he submitted to the Mavo,' -"
The statement in question /, cb,r,
$50, volume Ia, Laws Of Delaware p Nv.
reads as follows; "Da
"Section. That from and af,s,n
passage of this act, il shall not bs l'u
ful for any Justice OF the p.pos
constable to collect costs, under an.
preteuss, from oomplajnapu or dsfenS
ants for binding over fer Appearance :.
the Court OF General Sessions ~ ~
keep the peace, nor in any other orim
iual case, except expressly proviasa
for in the Revised Statutes Of ths St,,a
of Delaware nor shall Any Justice NJ
the Peace or constable &C. as coIIa,,
ing agent for any person Of spv am,
whatever for the collection Of wbics
legal proceedings shall have been ipsti
tuted.
"seoton 2 Any Justice Of the pa,,o
or constable offending against Tie nm
visions Of the foregoing section anal,
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction there Of shall forfeit
aud pay fue Of fifty dollars, lot .bs
use Of the State, together with tls
costs Of prosecution.
"PAssed at Dover Peb. 60, 1873"
The Mayor explained tina. the Law
had been disregsrded by mutual ON.
sent Of the justices Of ..ths Peace and
the court. hit was considered til,
bail bonds would have TO be sent o,hs
court and either forf.ttsd Or dismissed,
aud the coats 81 that time collected,
The only excuse, then, taGt can "
given for this persisten. violation Of
the statute, which has never been re-
psAled and iE In full force, not having
been anne nj ed 0y a subsequent law, d
that il 10 more cOnvenisn, for The
Justices Of the Peace, and prevents
complication.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
THIRD EDITION.
m Issionary Haad's Anniversary.

Missionary Haad's AnnAyershrS'
The Young Peoples Missionary Band
o. the Hanover Presbyterian Church
celebrated its frsi anniversary last
evening. The exercises commenced
with the congregation singing "Ail
Hail the Power Of Jesus Name, "follov-
ed With prayer by Rev. lafayette
Marks, D. D. After q portion Of the
scriptures had been read, the Oongre
CATION Joined in singing prom Green
lands 10y Mountain" The secretary
reported that ESQ had been collected
during the year. OF this amount esO
will be used for q scholarship at Colo
pore, India, and the balance will be
used at Toxic, Japan. Rev. Lafayette
Marks made brief but interesting ad'
dress. Miss Steele gave select rad
ing and the Misses Newhali and Raud'
nitsky sang . dueN. Miss Busns read
q sleo.ion very nicely. Rev. Mr.. Keig'
win, pastor Of the West Presbyterian
Church, made an interesting address
concerning womsn's privilege and duty
as n missionary. After a collection
had been taken up, the exercises COZ
oluded with the doxolOgy aud benedic
tion. The band has about thirty mem
bers. The officers ara as follows: Mis-
LazIe Morrow, president; Miss Anni
Polk, vice president; Miss klla Porter
treasurer Miss J, +. Hates, recogdini
secretary; Mss Annie Grier correspond
ing secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
nHAT I'm.

WILSOP.-In this city, on the 74th inst
Charles Wilson, aged 70 years, sou Of the
late Piot Wilson, OF Dickinson College.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services al the
residence OF his unole. John A. Wilson, 1905
Jefferson st, on Sunday evening, at q
O'clock. Funeral will leave at O'CLOCK
nonday morning, Tor Carlisle, Pa.
RUMER.-On the 2sth inst, John, cor .,
John and Clara q. kunsY, aged 10 months
and 1--WE weeks.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vtted TO attend the funeral frGGl the,H rest.
denre Rising San. Ohrittiana i'd, on SuR
day afternoon, At O'Clock. lpternent u
~. sateA OeaetsYy.
McFARLIN.-Ip New Castle Hundred, on
tre 3ith inst, John IL. McFarlin, aged IS
years.
Tine relatives ard friends are reepeai fully
fnvlted to attend the iuneial from his iate
re sidsnce, on N on1 ", the 28th inst, at !
O'Clock. y, IN lrternent at Whining ton
and Brandywlno Cemetery.
the oath instant, Susan
Han 4um, In the 68th year Of her age.
The relatives and trends are respectful ly
invited O attend the funeral. from the resi-
aence OF John Brooks, Philo. PIKE, ninth
ward. on Sunday next, the 9Th instant at
in o'clock. q. IN. To proceed TO Cbadd 8
: yvl So r.ees OF the house u = czech.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Gteanrnss from she Local PtsIa,

Rdward Loomis, residing a. Seventh
and Monroe streets, has a Le8hoEn hen
which has lad tbres eggs. The weight
OF The egg LAID last is One'!eGrth OF q
pound.
VIM, Gunkle, the hoy who was con-
iCted a. tie last term Of court for
larrsn Y, will Lot receive five l&sbes.
This portion of the sentence waf
changed by the Governor.
musical and dramatic entertain.
nent will be given in the basement o.
St. Paul'a L. {. GhuTeh, next Tuesday
evening.
Ira C. Baird, of the National Dredz'
ing Company, lef' this city last nigh
for West Point, Va.
Joseph Cox bad his hand mashed
yes te day while coupling ears al thu
W s. yard.
TIE board o. officers Of the First Bat
talon, D. V. n. will meet tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Graham Councia's BAH,

The Graham Council gave Ia, Grsi
bali last night in the new Opera Rcuse
At New Castle. The grand march
which was participated In BY "a eou
pie, was led by John X. Graham ant
wife, Of this city, followed by Aool
managers Thomas Brady Charles Beck
er, James Poster, John Lsniour, VIM
Jordan, John Duncan aud ladies
Four teams, loaded with Wilmington
lana. went over. Rleven members o
the Norma Social Club OF this city
were alsc in attendance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
senator Carpenters Puneral.

The funeral services Of Senator Car
penteY will take place at his late resi-
denee in Washington at half past 2
o'clock, next Sunday afternoon. The
remains will then be deposited temper.
arily ina vault in Congressional GEM
etery, and will be conveyed to VISION
sin, accompanied by committee Of FIVE
senators and the sergeant alarms soon
after the close OF The present session
Of Congress-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Az the Police A0MFs.

Peter Luwsn, charged with usinf
threatening language toward J. Il
Benson, was given hearing at th'
Police Court this morning. He was re.
auired to pay the cost OF his hearing
and furnish 500 peace bound.
Oae cGse Of dru4koneas was also dis.
posed Of.
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
George 0gle was given g hearing OF
the charge Of stealing dancing para
pharnslis from Harry Walker. Il,
was held in the sum OF $500 bail TO an
swer the charge at court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

Sergeant Jones recovered, on We'd
nesday, the diamond ring advertised
in the REPUBLICAN, few days ago. from
a boy who had purloined it, The boy
stoutly denied the theft, button threats
Of incarceration in the city hall, owned
Rp to his agency in the matter, and
hunted mp the missing article. The
officer restored the ring to the lady and
very generously refused TO take com
pensSsiOn for his seFvices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
a4O. 600 for wt,nington,

The Rlver aud Harb0r bill, IS vi
ported to the Senate has the items "
creased 1885 900. The items for dssp '
ening the channel and improving 'n
harbor OF the Christians river li %
the Delaware river 20 and above W
City of Wilmington, is ln'ie&S
$40 900. For the House requ'r7Ilsni
that all the work authoFlis
by the bill shall be left py ".
tract, there is substituted o Ply "S
that the money apr pristsd snA ai, y
applied for carrying on she ' '.n N
works by contract, "as far a. o'n \
without detrimens to the Interest," .,N
the Government, and where suco @vI IL.
cannot be done by contract "l!hVu, nj,
Jury to the public interest, they ~1
be- prosecuted by hired labor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Ruel Famine.

A "fuel famine" of alarming proper.
tions Is reported in Dakota Territory
At Sioux Falls telegraph poles have
been cut down for fuel, the schools are
closed, and business generally is sus-
pended. The town has been isolated
by spoH blockade for several days,
and no trains are expected there Tor
come days to ecme. At Parker q por'
ton Of the railroad has been taken Hp,
and the ties have been burned. IL
other places people are using corn fol
fuel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Kx,endina tive CITY Rs.Iway.

Alta meeting OF the City RallFT
Company, last night, the Extension
Committee was authorised 10 receive
proposals and proceed al once to build
the line from Front street by RaIaas@
French street 10 Fourth, d0Fn fourth
street and across Bridge street to Inc
Third street bridge, with Ink up
Fourth street 10 Market.
The Finance COMMITTEES was author
lied to borrow 10000.
Work upon the new branch Viii Do
begun Immediately, and it's proposes
to have it in working order before 'u
lst OF July. A turntable will % pL~
ed al the Third street bridge, 20 ID"
the return trip may be made upon 'ls
same line. A single fare only VIII "
charged from the Middle Depot 70 wv
Third street bridge, and event0ls
but one fare from Rising sun 70 'H'
southern terminus Of the rail way
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Touched by Dea,n's chill Fing.


Touched by DEATHS Chill Flnge.
There were 81 deaths in this civ
this week, as compared with 10 and Is
deaths for the corresponding weeks Of
the years 1880 and 1879 respectively
Deaths by wards ;--Pirst, /; Second
3; Third, /; Fourth, l; Fifth, /; SIKH,
5; Eighth, 4; Ninth, s; Tenth, 8,
Causes Of death Consumption, :;
syanosls, /; cancer Of reotnm, !; con.
WILSON'S, 2; diphtheris, 2; drOpy, l.;
enoaphati;is, l. general debility, l. Old
age, /; pulmonary ca'arrh, !; peurpun
hemosrhsge, /; paralysis, I; psrltoldl,
!; smallpox, !; spinal meningitis, l.
scarlet fever, !; typhoid fever, !; va
vular disease OF the heart,
Ages of the dead Under ore yesr
3; from one to fve years, 4; from len
TO twenty years, 3; from twenty u
thirty years, Z, from forty to ely
years, 3; from ilf:y 30 sixty years, Il
from sixty to seventy years, ); irca
eighty to ninety years, 3.
Other statistics:--Born in the Ulita
States, II; Ireland, 4. While, W
black, 2, Male, 7: female, IA. Died
at the almshOuse, !, Brought here fH
intermsnt, 5; sen, away for the s'a'
purpose, 4.