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THE NEWFORT ~ LOUISVILLE.
SpeetAt Dt.p4teh to 1A$ Chttaco Tribune.

CINCINNATI, o., .j,,ne 7.-Il,e Newport IL
Louisville Raflruat CoMr.,ly was organixe.i
to-day, md the rontI will be built 1T unce,
The stock yoteI WIS ctIetly tllat of the e. +.
Huntington Interest, alla tllo DIRECTORY cul,-
tainH but threo i'an,es which are nut fouiul
III that Ut tho Chssapcatse a. Ohio lsH!ul. lM
conversation will tien. Ecliola 1t WIS learned
tint Il Il thu Intention Of tlie Chesapeake
Il Ohio pcople u build this rnAd IN urtlgr
10 Cotl,,tet With their Main liro ut
Asl,lund. ky., 40 miles distant. Tllu road
will be built regardless 0f local MD. Sur
ycynrh nrt nlgeAay ut Wi,rk. Il heavy. steel
In!l vi be Nsrtl .e$clus!ycly, n,,u tbs Louis.
Wills slt0rt.ltnu l}rldgu will rr0bnbIy b. used
tn crtNS tha Ohln River In nrdur 1o get 10
Cincinnati. 1t II eXperttal that this linD Will
beclil,u IN important feeder of the Chcal-
peAko T. Ohio sssteIlls.
OWENsl3ORO u NASHVILLE ROAD
l.orIsylL1.E, ky.. juno 1.-THE anu,lal
meeting of tho Stockholders Ut tile Owens
h0ro Il Nashville liallrnaA Company was
held ut tho Louisville and Nashville offices,
and the following Directors were ELECTED:
t;tn. +. o. Alexander. \. N, Quagrler, COL
+. I,u Fun!nk, II. ". Bruce, aIld Henry e,
Afnrrull, uf Louisville; Col. j. ". Vhomas,
OF Nashville, aud Cui. II. i. Bowler, Ut lllis-
Hellyjlle, KS. l'lla tutal stock Ut thu cUnllNl-
ny IL IN,uA5 bhares, lf WlltGl! AS, ltD shares
Werp represented ut tile meeting. Tho organ.
ixatlon of thu Huartl wsls postponed until a
future day.
, 1881-06-08

Sr. PAUL, Mtnn., June 7.-rlo Northern
Pacific ltniiroaI Company llas Just ordered
OF the Peninsula Cur Works, ut Detroit, A1lcll.,
400 tat cars, which, utLct to tllose previous
Iy constructed for this scnsun's delivery,
niaku q totul Ut 1000 freight ours. Uf tho
ours by previous cnntrants from ten to twe1l-
ty-liye aro arriving In st. Paul per t1Ay, loaded
with steel rails frp!n tho Union Steel Il Iron
Company, Ut Chicago, md going west Of
Brnincrtl. III addition to tho four now pas.
sanger cars atready delivered, and also to the
thrco nBw slcepers, 0lle Of which las
been shipped from tlle Barney Il Snlith
Manufacturing Company, Of Dayton. o.,
eight new passenger con:hes hnvs heel, cnli-
Conlpai,y, OF Wilmington, Del, for July do
livery. Tile orders fur locomotives from tho
baldwin Locomotive Works haye been n.
creased from twenty-five, to thtrty-tiye, tho
Tern, with woodel tirebox torbllrnlng Ignite,
which fuel il fuitntl west Of tlle Missouri
River oil tho Missouri and iel!nwstone
Division OF the Northern Pacitic. This list
Coast. '' '~'''' ~ ''~''''
TIE rESNsYLvASIA's PAYMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-rrcsi.ent Knb~
crts, of the Pennsylvania lsaflrUntl Company,
tutlay paid to q Committee 1T Boston sl,nrc-
holders SONIC Sl5, 900 COO due u, the Ihilate!
pl!la, Wilmington, T. Baltimore 1lallrond
| stock bought by the Pennsylvania ItNliroaI
Company. Tho money WIS not tluu unti
July |, but the present tlnallein! condition Ut
the Pennsylvania lload being no good, 1t WIS
| thought wise to anticipate the payment.
! Subscriptions to the allotment of the new
stauk authorized Mt the lust annual n,ect,tg,
t,fr,thpr with tt,h IIf,,avv tartItnsl ,,nn tfn
, 1881-06-08
MnHTtIARY.

SPtt5aI Dtsa1sk @ 1Rs ckl<a0o 1F16Va1,
DEcArnH, H., june 7.-trlle mortal re-
snuii,s Ut the lata Mrs. 4. W. Banks, aged 40
years, anA wifu OF the Rev. Nj, Banks, were
consigned to tic grave llere this evening.
She leaves sllx children.
, 1881-06-08

Keen the k!dneya htalthy aud unobstructcd
With Qop Hlttc1s aud YOU Aeed not fear sick ucss.
, 1881-06-08
A MYSTERIOUS NOTICE,


The Following mystcrtous advertisement.
which uppcars In tllo Chicago naucrs, is 1.
puzzle to most people:
union Mallrt'Ad M C2mpany-Meet!ng ot stock.
no.aefsmIae unaersakMme M uo,nK sne owner nt
.mofe Ha .m, @ gnit,, H @ s.osk ot tne
cn.Is y tn4 ~ III bnl,inEs ~ .o,i Eom.
pany, snd siycs netico tint tho sumo viii bu
held on Tuesday, the ifttl !6thl day Of July, H. b.
1851. ut ten tfJ ocluek IL. III. OF sui day iii 1tootl
twenty four IA, o!lice Ut tho sttchlran Central
@ itaatr1ad Company. being M ne ,, o'llgu , q tho
Solicitor Ut s9it Company. IN tho City OF Chicago.
ana staS It, nf anns. IN. ri =, n,roo,,,. .,,
anv ii1 hs ,.cctaG ~ mi s. m, Ut bs,s. s
meas tr1a;!sucted ~ tt.o stockhulaors inuy dcai
ndVjsabio, t"A' "os''
CMtcA0o, ILL.,, June /, 1881.
c. vASpKnntLr t4as stares'.
Per 4. L. Osborn, his attorney III Inet:-
There uro very few people wl!o know my
thing Of tlla C,Ifon Ruf!rnntl Cpmpauy. and
~ ne,or ~ s,,,,,, sn,,a ,',,,t ,,,, t.n .,,,,t".
~ u'tct !" s'lc0 soiilc .,sht upoi' t'1o suoJeet
Tribune representative called upon Mr. a.
j.. Osborn, General Solicitor Of tho Michigan
, 1881-06-08

thelr conclusions in the matter wero I have
not learned Sly observations, md knowl-
sd{Eo OF Ehicaso md !,er suburbs, leati len nle 70 e
tile southern limits ot tho tity as.l the ad1otll,
ing su6urhn, tuwlis Will be undertake. and
successfully accomplished soo'ler than pso- @
pie nf9 ,ow willing to think lWSsEbtis; 9t an Me
island nnl Like Shore lsontls, together, Or
either rtntl selartleIy3 They isnvg a!rent!y
the right Of why In two tiireettvlts,san bot!t
tnp largu mid popul0ms dlstriet.-tho Stock
a,,other line. wi,tcl, woiilI,l Givcrgc. My. Ut
tty- IT the 1oulevnrds, anl then sont'!
tG pl|nan and South Chicago, tey, %o,!1d ant
modiateiy along tho lnke.sl,orc. 1hs
eleynird trucks conll be built over ths
present trucks by building stone piers With
TRUSS suspensions from pier 70 pier, md, i, ny
a0tS IL aais ii ~ 'eil ea"itl I b. G.t Ill Il orslnary
hrIdge timber, Only tttrasllltyfs IL necessary
no expcnslse, tiutsh or extravagant, design,
which would atltl materially to tho cost,
1'cc' s ns mt s,,tert%is; 4esed AZ wors soon tors -
would Ss no dsiays ocsasloned from treielIt.
traIl,s or crossing Other roids the tracks
could bo brought to the grGtttltl. All DIS
scngsrtFai,,s c3'ld taks sl,o elevated ,! trask;
course, there w0ul,l bu n lnrga outtny ut tta
start, but the benefits to theff entire business
aild the Increased trnyel which they
would be sure to Eat would,
III my opinion, inake 1t paying. IN.
veslnlent froin the siart, to say notlll''4
OF tho saylhg In damages occasIoned by nccl'
dents, which arr constantly OCCURRING Il
passengers who try to get oil from trallis
while n,uying, which would be entirely done
away With by the elevated road. 'l'lan roas
or company that first makes an effort TO- se
cure the trtlfl1c or pntronnge which now lie:
betwcetl the Illinois Central anil lsork lsinli.
Trucks, by M easy mid rapid transit TO TIL
city, wiIl scc,re to itself IL lasting attl profit
nbte business, and this can only lc tonc, Ii
inv oplniOl1, BY tli elevated railronu."
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
lOrkbill'y Drience

AZ th" np"LIuG OF the Criminal Court
1t Washington, on Monday morning
District All, rnry tJrkhiil made d long
nrrsOrdl explanation III reference to th'
alleged proceedings at \ Cabinet meet
Ing, and the implied ctAaure upon him
for neglect in reference to the star route
cases. He reviewed II deta'l all tn,
steps taken in the cases aud stated that
the Attorney General mad iJI him ht
need not bother about The Ca,Ses un i
duly notified. He stated distinctly
thar he had Eccn entirely ignorant oI
the details Ut the star route cases, and
that the adjournment Of the Grand
Jury had been drcIIcd ul,Ou On the I6,h
If July without any reference 10 them.
lie hal asked the Attorney General :.
dircrtu question on the subj ret, and To-
crived the r"p.y nrntI, ned. Justice
Cox Remarked mat :" tar as the facts
stated by Nj. tDrhhIu had com" with
III his personal rXp"rlrug", tine state
ucnt cD,lforlDeA substantially 10 his
recollection.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Acc!den. 90 aWiltIsins ton ian.

Robert H. McDau"l, formerly OF
thl, city aud well known here, met
with Il very severe accldanta week. ago
yesterday, at Car;hage, NOrth Carolina,
W here for the last year or more he has
been residing. Mr., McDane, IA super
lntendent If a .arge coach manutactory
at that place. On the day cf the acct
dent he was experimenting the IN oai'
ing of y wagon load OF sppI."S, hen hy
some mishpp BE- was thrown 70 the
ground an ne fore wnoei Of the heavy
wagon passcl over HIS breast. TIE
wagon was stopped LctIr" the hind
v heel reached him or he would have
been killed. There were fears that his
injuries would prove fatal, but a postal
from Mrs. McDanel to her children,
t 40 of whom still reside in this city,
81 ted that he is better aud lis recovery
is reasonably expected. The many
friends or Mr., McDLnel in This city
will express lively ,ymp AthS iDr hiu
in his distant hUur.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
RELIGIOUS surprise.

on the evening of Nov. 4th, at half
y ,st I O'Clock the citizens Of FAirville
and vicinity, met in Cottage prayer
meeli"g at The residence of j, k.S!larp-
less, led by the Rev. Robt. Graham OF
the Lower Brandywine Pres. church.
Quite large company were present,
id after an hour spent in prayer, ex-
hortation and reading of the Bible.
Brother Graham and lady were the sur
prisel recipients of two very agreeable
presents, she receiving at the hands OF
our good friend Mrs. II. w. Sharpless,
a handsome vase of wax flowers, and
Mr.. Graham being presented by the
company, at the hands of !. *. Sharp.
less, with inc set OF silver mounted
harness, furnished by Mr. g. W. Stan
ley, our enterprising harness maker,
after which the company sep lrated for
their several homes, all we'll pleased
with the evenings entertainment. ).
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
OUR MARYLAND LETTER,
sickness - PrOtracied Meetings
Politics business.
MAEYpELL, Nd, Nov. 4.

MAEYpELL, Nd, Nov. 3. 81.
For several weeks past, sickness tt
an alarming extent has prevailed il
our village and round about, aud the
doctors have been kept constantly en-
gagged. Ii Is largely malarial, ard
tends to typhUlu in almost every case
scarcely Il house has escaped and
many nave died. There ale severa
stubborn cases now in the plac" Sev,
eral deaths have been ncauIiarly $ Id,
and Ca-t gloom over the entire ON
mnnlty. one, a fcw weeks ago, was
that Ot a trtiped and cultivated young
lady, who vas member Of a large and
select sucl II circle aud the pride uI the
non ,eno.J. In Il AOrt tim sho Wrlli
have become the BRIDE of il worthy
SpaWg SuIlor, " hose - et At her grave
though si!r.t, was d. p and bitter. But
her dcatl WAS rlgnaNy t.umplitut.
N,nce early CnIii LuDd she had been q
consistent and worthy N 'mDar ut the
VI. Il. church. Another - that o.. a
gent lcman of tll' piaCr who sank RAPID.
~ under typhoid relapse | mi. April
he was worthy member pt the VI f.
church, but was one ut the few Of the
Cbur"h that tell under Jla p,rnlCipus
influence q. ccrtain worLdhugs who
sought 20 rprgaulza the SUN lay Sr'ioU'
OF said luvch, and died we t,a- VITA
out any AUp" OI heaven THIS was u
velS sad case an rendered the more
~ DJ the IlCt, thtt he SO Jl't 'rly de-
vIored the rp IN the ping, which
.,bl H., 4
"pd aud rrnry ,maS Sooi.
For >ryr.I. weeks religion, mcr;!ngS
nave been conducted ia The county
r"lHd, a"d with cui0ur"GiuS success
Ney,rA, very promising accession, have
Airaaty been madnlo the roll Ot mem
hcr,hIp. UAe pastor ol thu VI. +.
rnurCn, S.uln, De AZ 1 meatluS III the
place, but ;he alt udIu,e was SO y in,
"nl'r the DedAIto" was 50 bad, h e OS
Ell II IA i week. W. far ,le devil h,a
4 "oiIl If safe ot tnl, l"as". May We
De ult'Aitru.
Although d;miuUli7r III sue and de-
,pi'4b!e IA rrpLte, especially Ot ate,
The po,ltIcA. cI.drum has been ttrcc!y
boiling over crd, KING nre Tor several
weeks. y ~ tlDnIl light over nOm!na-
lions sp.ir i've dominant party III tn
district, "A Il - feared That the COun
u ballots may prove the consequent
bitterness mur" aide spread thau de.
,lrable and that the Republicans will
"bJg the game. In the distinct were
rival clIIida et Ior uOminhiou for
sheriff IHI lu1 legislature We have had
one pOllIcai ~ htlin5 Ui at least Two
dvl n person, which was elolurntIy
harlnsued by Col. DrSns IA inrlue-t!al
Dsnton lawyer,
business has somewhat s!aGNenel
,lace the decline in grain began.
our phosphate ulau, whose dOings OF
late have seC asoin.. 50 many ,r@nchant
prus, j., after 50 Ae OF them this week
With sh hirpcned stirH. Many Of hi,
friends think it viii be 70 his peruniary
advantage at !ras, To take the least p,s
alDir notice OF the matter. Ia the
meantime his cll.lc- are placid
ANON.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
THE HEALTH BOARD.
a Short and Dull Sess1On-TwO
new cases Of Small POx Reported

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Il Dard OF Health was held last evening.
DR.. l.. p. Bush, the President of the
Board being absent, Dr. j. A. Draper
WAS called to the chair.
Two Dr three nuisanCes were reported
abateI and others continued in the
hands of the Executive officers.
The stagnant pond of water at Twcn.
ty- .econd and Tatual' streets, which
lIaI been declared a nuisance by the
Board, was again brought up for dis
CnSion. Mr. Barnhiil, the gentleman
who catered complaint against In"
pond, made Statement to til members
OF th9 Board O!ii ,iaI notices will he
served at once upon the owners to have
the Iii, sancr aba ed
The secretary OF the Board report I'd
two u-w cases Of SIN Ill pOX since the
laN meeting Of the Board. Hea sc STA
I'd suat bplu II vi ben taken TO the hos
pltaI.
Executive uiiGer Gaynor report Il
that complaint had been mad, to him,
Of gutter pr ditch which runs from
Pleasant street across lot and out on
jackson street. l,tterrc / to the Street
Commissioner.
Dr Diaper asked if there was not a
Law 20 prevent market people from
throw ~ rubbish, etc, into the street,
IN market days. He stated that they
were IN the habit Of throwing cabbage
leaves rotten vegetables and such like
into the s.rr.i, and he thought they
shoNl DO made to deposit il in baskets
lad take it b tCk home with them. EN-
eCut We officer L nd rwoOd was ordered
"a - thrO Iyn the N erket and notify the
III rArt people to neSist from this habit
\ Nuisance III the shape of u ctNSpooI,
vas reported a. existing vt 81 aud 81
West Filth street. Ais, in He'd 4cyi,lr,
on Nancy street. Referred TO Dr2. Ora
per and Sp niger.
Daring the evening the following bills
wee allowed and ordered paid: james
Steward, -, William Holland, 81.
Ca mpsInu the R.ard adloLLn"l to
meet u"\' Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
NUlsEYIAG W. A llKE.
A Woman Bauly BErneu with
Cysl OIL.

Yesterday \ woman was seriously
burned on raual boat at riverside,
while cndcayuIius to. light Nrc with
kcruScl T. l. Hccms that unknown to
her there were Sn,ue i've Goals in the
gr1.e, and a, Soon IS she poured the oil
on the flames eau, hit to the can aud an
explosion followed. The burning oil
iew all oyer Mrs. Clark, and IL an III
stant she Wa4 II mss Of tllme. Her
husblui who WAsCn deck, heard her
screams and hurry ing to the cabin sue
ccedeu after great dtilGulty in eHtlL-
gushing the flames, but not until the
woman WAS severely burned. The Cap
tam was also burned on the hands AID
face, in his forts 20 save his wife.
The boat has been AT the wharveS OF
the Delaw re Beet Sugar works for sew
eral days, ard had just finished dis
charging load Of beets when the acct
dent occurred. She WAS to have lett Tor
Delaware City but Charles Warner x
Co received u dispalch from Captain
Clark late yesterday afternoon, counter
nianuing the order for the tug, and
stating that he would rem lin At liver
side and await the result of Mrs. Clark )
injuries.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Nany nre the Requests

m9dr to the Reporters at the Police
Court, by persons who figure very pro
prominent before the Mayer, that tneit
namsS should be oppressed in the re-
Iur.S. These requests are mainly IRON
young men who get drunk and then in
SUIT people IN the street, and when
they are brought before the Mayor they
wish their names kept out OF the paper,
If their wishes are complied with, they
can ,aush at the law and repeat the
same offence Whenever they see tit, for
they think they can influence the re-
rorters Sufficiently to keep their names
from appearing in printand hence very
few know how bad they really Hre.
The bert way we know OF to keep their
names out Of the papers, is to behave
tnemsel YES like men, and there will be
no cause tor their names thus aip'ar-
Ing, but if they persist in violating the
laws of the city, they must expect to
see :heir names under the attractive
heading Of "Police Cases.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
SM HRIFF'S SALES.

ICtHERIFF'S SALE.-by virtue Of writ Of
ID ais. Levari Faclas to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the hotel OF
Charles Shearer, At KirxwOod, 10 Pencader
Hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1881,
| at l0s4 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract of la nd
situate. lying and being in Red Lion Hun
dred, bounded and described as follows to
wit
Beginning at the east end Of alarge ditch,
called the straight ditch, a line of this and
land Of william Rey bolds, and running Oh
the artificial bank Of the marsh and the river
| Delaware. viz: North l6 degrees, east 80
perches, north degrees, east perches, north
II degrees, east u perches, north 10 degrees,
east ~ pcrchey, north 81 degrees, east 50
| perches to the east end Of another ditch. a
lne Of this and land of John Reybolas,
| theme, with saIi di ch and leaving tho river,
| orth ! degrees, west 2'9 perches TO q stake,
| thence north 80 degrees west perches to
the neck rad leading from Delaware CITY
to Port Penn, thence with said road, south IL
| degrees, cast 81 per hes, south degree. west
| zoo percncs TO the St Georges creek. thence
south 10 degrees, East 33 Ierchfs to ditch,
| hencG with said ditch north degrees, east
| IA perches to the middle Of the straight ditch
| aforesaid, ani the co with the sar C. north
5 degrees, east lil pcrches, tho pl lce of be-
ginning, containing 215 acres roJds and 80
perchcJ Of land more or lesa, y itn two ,0ry
frame house, fraIc barn and Ctner oUt-bu!ld
ines.
Seiz:d ard taken in execution a the prop.
erty . Will I'm md Ann Beck, his wife a,'i
~ rWILin K. CLARK, Shat
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, W I'm nston, Oct. 70, 1881.
Lov. !
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
y L.vari fac'as to me directed will be ex.
posed to publ "a @ ut the Court House, on
Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
street,, In the city Of WILMINGTON, New Cas-.
tie ounty, Del ware, on
THURSDAY, the l7th day of NOv. 1881,
at O'Clock, p. m,
The following De scribcd Real Estate, viz;
All th.t certain lot of land and two and a
hali-st0ry iramc dwelling house thereon
erected, in the C tv Of Wilmington, bonded
aDd described a. follows to Wa:
Beginning at the east rly side of Union ST.,
betHOen rhirtec tn and tourteenth treets,
9t TIL dista &C OF 40 ct tom II southcrly
eide of Fourteenth street, ana at the rther.
Iy side of II - feet VIDE street, rdnni Z y r.
niltl with Fourteenth street, thence eastcrly
hv said side Of sal IS feet wide street, % feet
ncnes, thence nCrLher and parallel viii
UnoI street, 50 feet, iuch, thence westetly
md para .eI with f0urteC nth street, 81 eet
| q inches to .hc aforesaid ca,terly SidD 0!
I'niol street, ald hone, thereuy sOuthcrly
| "a feet, ioCh. to the place of beginning, be
the cont nts thereof wn.t thcj may.
~eiAld and taken in execution AS the prop
erty of loan ii. rice a ii Amanda, his vie
and t. t. and to be sod by
rulLlf K. CL NRk Sheriff.
SHERI3F's OFFICE, Wilmington. Novcmoe:
10Th l,sl. nOyl-eOd-t5
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

CtHERJFF" SALE. BY virtue Of 4 writ I
- Lcyari Facias t me directed will LC Y
posed to public sa . at the Court House, o.
MarECt street. between Tenth AMI Eleventh
streets, ia the city Of Wilm ngton, New Gas
tic county, Del, on
THU RSDAY, tho 18th day of Nov. 1881,
at o'clock, p. m,
Tho folio ding described keal Esate, viz:
All that certain 1T or pieca of land with a
thrue.stVricd brick dwelling house thereon
bounded ne follow TO wit
Beginning at a cDrnet of Ia I'd IF Susan Fl
Adams. on the eaSterlv side If King street
between Seventh and FL ynJh rect In the
city of Wilmington, thsLcc syA ne Of sait
nd south Es degrees, eiBt 10 feet to thre,
feet wide alley, thence along sa alley bind
ing ON the westerly Il lie thereof. south wa. Il
~ para lei wi h X ny street, Is Get, 9inChe
to corn n Of Other ,nds Of lhu slii &c rye
Il. MCLane, theme by n IilU there t west
wardly parallel with the line first uescrbeC
and with Seventh AMI Eighth streets and
passing through the middle of the wall be
tween .the houses, los feet to the easterIN
side OF King street, and thence thereby no.ti
80 degrees east 10 ie' /, . inches 10 he placi
Of beglnlng, containing Within said b uni
two Thousand and twenty five feet f md. t'
the san1 more or less Book 9, Vol. !, page
-. Nc.
SciA and taken In execution as the prop
crty Of John V. Rice and Sarah f. Rice, hi
wife, and I. 5. and be sold by
PHILIP X CLARK. Sheriff.
SHEEIFF'3 OFFICE, Wilmington, Octobe
10Th, 1881. novl eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
PAtieuca Exi.a lstcd,

il the NcfuD.~a0,
NFSSES. EDITORS. Permit mt
through the colulnnJ of your valuable
al Il widely spread journal to call the
attention Of the Road Commissioners Of
rhWstilua Hundred, TO the cnnd'ti
OF a section ui ploiic road between
Oak Hill school house and Red Clay
Creek Oh the Old Lancaster P.ke. a
large portion OF tie sid" OF summer
road Is impa>sabe and the pike or
middle track is :iSt becoming so by
reason Of loose or rolling stones lying
thick from tencc to teuCe, on which it
is unsafe to drive q horse and light
carriage faster than d walk. If the
road com misaioners or other persons
who may have charge of said section
OF road continue to be so EegleCttul OF
duty or too lazy to repair one track lit
tor travel and fill mp the approaches to
a calvelt on said section which Is badly
needed and for which Christian u Hun
deed is both able and willing to pay.
would itnOt be better for us who have
occasion 20 drive over sail road from
four to live times week for our own
benefit to save our horses from being
Iamed, our wagons from being wrecked
or lOlted 10 pieces, our produce an0
gouia from serious da nagea tO-meet and
repair it Tor them free OF charge Al
Present instead Of said section Of road
Eein. passaOle public highway 1t is a
public nuisance. y. V.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
WraDDed iu Stolen SILKS.

After detectives had watched II. B.
Clatin q Go. s dry goods store in New
York, two weeks, they arrested John
Newbold, a Waterman. who had been
employed by the house sixteen years.
After he had left the store on Sunday
evening he was taken in charge and
led to police headquarters, where he
was searched. He had forty yards oI
silk wound about his body, and three
pair of drawers on. In West Broad.
way he met John Masterson and had
given him three dozen silk stockings
and number of silk handkerchiefs and
ties.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
How - Western D&fauiter Oper.
aied.

Joseph y. Dubois, 4 prominent hide
and wool dealer Of Kansas City, left the
city week ago, and it is not knowsl
VIII ,,e he nos il. He il alleged TO be ]
defaulter for about S7j, 900. His metho
of operating is said 10 have been to send
DIR FITS on hou 3es in the Il ,st attached to
forged bills OF lading and to underweigh
wet wool. His principal victims are
Goetz & Llinins, Milwaukee, 10000;
Homer Bros b )ston so, 900; Harding,
Morton u Co., Boston, large sum, but
the amount not known, and Smith "
Fassett, New York. Warrants for his
arrest ON the charge of forgery have
bean issued. He is supposed to be in
Canada or New Mexico.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
ISU hGLA Il i
TAieyeA AZ Work ~ EreNericn
Iney make q Good Maui.


A feH nj hts since the store Of Rob.
ert Marshall of Fredorica WAS entered
By thieves AID the safe broken open and
robbed Of nearly $500.
The thieves did not apr@ar 20 want
anything but money, as none OF the
goods IN the stove were disturbed.
The way in which the work was
dore, shows that it was tie act of pro-
fessional burglars, well provided with
all kinds OF tools for prosecuting their
business.
The day before the r,bbery aparty
Cf Strangers cane up the "reek
in yacht, on, as they said, cunning
expedition, but 1t is now b''i5'd that
their real object was robbery, as they
!, # the creek early on the mJralng
alter The burglary.