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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
AL PUBLICO.

El sdbdito ltalano DoN FRANCISCO RAaai,
pre fesor de m1sica, alumno que fn9 en- el Real
Conservstorio de mdsica DE iB ciudati sie No.
poles, bajo Ia direction del que fuS muy conoci-
do maestro [sehor Mereadanteb tnvo el gusts
el honor de preslar sns ssryicios On el ej6r
cinco amos, y siets en- eE espGhol, eu clase ds
mdsico may or ell cual reserva sus respectivos
documentos ; enc ell gusto de ofrecerse sl
respectable pdblico de esta capital para laaen.
seiianza do mdsca piano, haci6ndose cargo
del cuidado de cate, respecto Ala afnaci6n y
,guna cuerda que pueda fal.arle, por 10 men
sualidad de 6 pesos SO centavOe El mismo
compone alma pianos, J admlte abonos para
las aficiones de los msnos por peso mensua
despues do la primera atinaci6n.
Daran informss en- Ia joyeria del seior Fa-
riaty, Plaza de Armss, z9s s4 ~ iul.sy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
g ALICIA.

Bagug HAyunA, BetanEOs, Buho, UsmAriilss,
Oafhalle, Caldas de Reyes Carril Gee, Ooreu.
bion, Oonstsnco, CsrnotA, Ferrol, Finisterre,
GuaTdla, Lage, Lugo, Malucs- hondonedo,
Nuros. Mugis. Noya, Oriigueiro (SaLts Mar
tal. Orense, Padron, Ponfeveira, Puente-
areas, Puentedsune, Puent Osso, Puente del
Puerto. Rsdordels, Rivadeo, Santiago, Thy,
vlSo, vivero, viIlagsrcia, vimianZo Zas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
Fonda LA Prusperidad.'
2S SAN SEBASTIAN a.

El due6o de este est stshlecimiento se hace
caro- bateas para comida adomici)ic, do todc
con gusto, aseo ylimpieka
Para encargos dIrigirse & 81 dueho en- 10
misma Fonda
So vende el mismo establecimiento rof In mi.
tad de eu val, r.
Ell enesrgado E, CAPFriLLo
h. 80. RAMON A PfNEtA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07

AIbecete, A lhufol, Alexla Ia Real, Alc&ntara
AieaAi1. Ala q, Alcoy, Aliaro, A.Inansa, Al
nudevar. Almeria, -AmHhecaIs Agnllar, Alge-
c,ras Alicante. Antequ IN AndIiar, Arenys
da akFlar. Areugs d. Munt, Astorgs, Ateca,
Aysias Aparbe, AxcoitiA badaloz, Baens, l.ae-
"a, Darcelope. Barbsstrn, Belsr tao Bla-
nss. Bnfeoa lBFolaa, aBaStrprba Chbra, Ore
re- OkdiI Calaisyaf 0alahoFra, CHlella, Csl-
detas. Canct, CsrihsnA Cartagep", Uarcalsn-
disann 1sfrdoEa CaudsdAla, Qiudad Rorilo.
Ceuta Uhinchilla, Don Bsn.te, rEcija. .kiehe'
Estelln. Fieuerna. 6arrovias Geronas oar
nsaag tyundalajasa, Guadix, Gihraltaf. Hsro,
HELM. Huelva, Huesca, H1cscAr, Hneiosa
daI Dpazs. Jacs, JaeE, Jatva, Jerez, La Es-
esia u q falu.ss, j saen, L6rida, iiSarss, Io-
h IaITngrofo. Laeena. Madrid. Malaga, Man.
resa- Wartns. Marchera, Mster6, Masnou
M0rtoru, MontsllA,s Mohtbsneh, MontencheE'
Mn3rik No ron, AMoeells. Mnrqia, Navalmoral'
OEste. Orihuela, Osuns, Paencia Palafbrgea.
PslaMSs. Palma de AAiior,s, Pamplona, Pi-
peaAy PlassntAa, sPosadhsr Po0a del Seguv,
Premia del Mar, Puerto Real, Pperto de San
IN Maria. PueBte GeniI, Ramba, Reinosa,
Hsoeecos. Honda, SAbadell, salamanca, sa1.
tandeY San Fernando, San L6car d. Barra-
media. San Sebastian, San Felid de Gnixols
Hsr POT San Pedro dc Premia, san JuAp de
vil.sar. San. GiAfs de .VDaaar, San Malso,
Santo Domingo de la Calzads, Sarihera, Sc
goviA, Sev,lla. Solsona, Sort, T iSliA Ta 7r.-
%, TarmgcD- tar egs, Teruel, foseds, 1ono,
Tore Dor Jimeao Torres yega, Toioea, To-
rrecillA Torr Nella de Aontgrf, Trnhlho, Fude
la,sUbeiA sU1cFs, ValeEriD, ValenciA lie Al
cAntasa, Y Valladclid. yalis, Veiez Malaga, Vi
narox, ttoFia, viia-carrilo. VIila-loo edo,
Zafra, zamorS zarsgeza
ISLA9 RALEAKEs,
CiadadeIa de Menorca Palma de Mallorca.
ISLAS CANARIAs,
Pslmas tGrsn Cananssl IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
AsTV RIAsl

Ayiiks GangSs de Onis, Oapgas de Tineo
Csstforsa, 0olunga, Ou4,ero. Feueras, a.
lon. Gfado. Laslres. LGarcs, Llanes, oviedo,
Pola de Laviana, Pola de Lena, Poa dc S!"ro
Yrayia. Rivadeee IL, Saas, Ssfna de Largrcc,
Tnrfa. nfneo. riilayiciosa InGesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07

PnhA@e
ce@d supple !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
LA MANTECA MAR

ca AGUILA sigue sosteniendo su superioridac
por su 1laueura, pureza y propledsaes aiinen
Tie as Todas lss sustanciss cue ontraD on 81
composition son escogidss entire les mas ex
ea.en Il, se tiene tar particular cu,dado 81
81 aGlacion que el consumidor eneonnarase
a mas economics y is mas RIGA de lac msFea
nporsadass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
AMIGO DE ToDOS.
LuoaEs EolioTly.

Millones de personas, en- todas Las partes
del mundo. reoemiendan dichas Plld0Eas
como el meior restauratiyo de Ia salud que
b conoce. valas crran todas las sfeccto-
nes del cCfazon, del hfgado. dot est6mago.
de los rinones de los intestinos, remue-
ven la acrinonfa, la fiatuleneia y 10 cardial-
via. eYpaisando de In sangre toda impureza,
forfa.eciendo completsmente ell sistema ner-
vios0 eiando un tono saiudabie d IN orEa-
| I~f~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07

Este maravilloso balsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antigllas, las llagas, y los
males de piernas y de pecho. sPof medic
de su induencia Las dlceras viruleptas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convalecIente
y desaparecen. Jamas deja este ungaento
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
de las afecciones de Ia piel, los consttpe-
dos, las tosee el reumatismo, sun cuando
se ha apelado en- vano q -odos los demas
remedies. #- t'A wa "a - ~
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
The City Mark cts

There was large amount Of produce
offered for sale this morning, and the
at;eldance of buyers was very good.
The following were tho ruling prices:
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
FOURTH EDITION.
FlOAlIl z Locals.

Workmen are reballast!ng the city
railroad beyond the soldiers monument
The Brapdywine is SO low that chill
dren play all over the rocky bed, jump.
ing from stone to stone.
The white hydrangeas in bloom in
Washington Jones' yard Oh Delaware
Avenue attract general attention.
r. c. Fraim, Esq, is able to be out
again, the pain from the carbuncle OH
his knee having subsidized.
Rosendale Park il lonely and de.
serted since license has been refused,
and Bailiif Brady keeps his top eye
open.
Complaint is made by number OF
citizens that pieces of spoiled beef and
liver are thrown upon King street at
the end of Second Street Market.
The Rodney street association of Me-
chaniCs are getting into shape and will
commence the erection Of their houses
overlooking the Brandywine in few
days.
George W. Stones new house on
Broome street is IN unique looking at-
fair and is built nore for comfort and
convenience than tor show and incon-
venienCe.
Next Sunday is the colored peoples
"Big Gu'rlerly' occasion. Their be-
havior VIII not cause as much appre.
hension as the fear Of spreading the
smallpox.
A sewer is under construction from
Pennsylvania Avenue following Rat.
tlesnake Ran down through the old
skating Park to below the Middle de-
pot.
The breaches in the fence around the
city park have ! cen los.d by mailing
on the new pales hut tie fence DIS
Ell iiher white washing ul biackwashing
badly.
A party Of young gen l'men and lad
les had "a very pleasant crOu net party
in the yard of Mr. EiAin ForrrSG on
Eighth street above Adams yesterday
afternoon.
L. G. NJ. Ev, Esq, acknowledges
that he was ,.rcelved by he fire at
WoOdward's tern on saturday night,
the bright reflection Of which made
him think it was at Front and Uuion
Streets.
Last evening at Eleventh and Wash
ingtun street u team drawing load of
coal from b. f. TowUsend's coal yard,
took fright and would have run OFT had
not the wagon ran against u shade tree
the tree box and knocking
the bark of the tree.
The Mission Sunday school at Second
and Washington, will give an rxcur
sion to PennSgrovc on Thursday, Sep
tember Isl, on the Susie A. Mccall lcay
ing Fourth street wharf at s i. III, and
2 y. IN. The latest return of the boat
from Pennsgrovr viii ue ai p. III Ex-
,ursiSl .ickrts 2i cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
THIRD EDITION.
Larceny OF a Watch.

George Bailey, a colored boy, was
charged before the Mayor last evening
with the larceny of q watch, the prop
erty of Ephraim Davis. The watch
was stolen from Davis clothes, while
he was in bathing on Saturday last.
Mr.. Smith the proprietor of watch
store on Fourth street, testified that
Bailey brought the watch to lnn on
Saturday afternoon, and tried to sell it,
that he inquired of him where he got
it, and Georpe stated that his mother
had assisted him to buy it, At a store
on Market street tor So SO. Mr.. Smith,
accompanied him TO the place. and
they denied having sold him the watch,
or ever having seen it before. Mr..
Smith stated that he was satisfied the
boy was telling an un'ruth, as the
watch was worth sixteen or eighteen
dollars; he told him that he believed
he had stolen il, and he | ad better re-
turn it to the owner The hoy ran off
down Second street, and MIR. Smith
was under the impression that he had
taken his advice, and gone to return it.
Officer Kane stated the circumstances
of his arrest, and said he had admitted
to him that he had been trying to dis
pose of the watch, and failing to sell it
in store, had disposed Oft toa coiored
man. The prisoner admitted to the
Mayor that he had had the watch. but
said that it was another boy that had
stu en- it. His Honor committed him in
default Of $500 hA!l to ans wer at court.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
The Man In the Marsh.

The brother Of the man who was
found ou the marsh last Sunday night
with his throat cut, has arrived in this
city, and is utder the impression that
his brother instead of try lug to commit
suicide, has beeG the victim of toul
play. He states that the wounded man
is William Call, resiiiag at No. 2l13
Arlnistead stree, Philadelphia, and
that he has u wife and two small chill
drcn. lie is a carpenter by trade and
OF last Wednesday morning left home
taking his dinner with him TO 90 TO
his work, and moth NJ had been heard
of him since until he turned up in Will
mngtOu. He WAS last scen IN The
Of Il man who he stated had
threatened some SIX weeks ago to kill
him and the brother seems determined
to thoroughly investigate the case.
Ever since his removal to the hosp.
tai he has been delirious and the atten-
dants have been under the necessity of
him, to prevent him tear
ing his wounds open, and completing
the work of death.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
- - -----
NEWARK SLANDEX CASE.
Another Phase In th- Long Draw
Ont Lltis alton.

The celebrated Newark slanaa, .,
of Warren Il. Kennedy VS.. William n
Woodrow, which for u long time ocr']
pied the attention of the superiol
Court Of New Castle county, ha, coml
up in another torm-this time in M
shape OF criminal prosecution for perl
jury.
The facts of the case as it figured Il
court are these : Woodrow, one eyepind
in Newark, lost a SO bill, and ac nspI|
Kennedy Of picking it up. The bill
wa. al eyed, was los in front of Stan
in Newark~ald the crowd Of vbjrA
Kennedy WAS une turued olt IT, looS IA
il. 1t was never recovered. kpuuel{
con>i lcr,u TINS accusation slinir!eut mi
jury to his character To briu. A ciyj
suit for damages, and III" ct,e W
tried, the result Ue!u1 a verdi. I'd
nominal damages.
Kennedy made application for md
trial, and i'll an affidavit made br.or4
Magistrate Springer, Of Newark, amln2
other reasons for the motion, swOre thai
Woodrow, during rcces, of court,
tampered with II juryman, one j. il.
Peach. Tie allegation is declared ID
be false, and last evening Kennedy was
arraignel before Magistrate Bertoe,u
on the charge Of perjury, Woodrow bs
ing the CHIEF witness.
Kennedy was held to answer al
court in he sum Of 9lO0 bail.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Catarrhal Poison.

Wet Ds Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
IS delivered Carriage paid) by ID. b. Dew.
ey 4 Co., No. 40, Dcy street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment like sndfts, douches, and In
halatious can possibly reach or destroy o.
tarrhal virus The antidotal elements dis.
covered by DR.. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
in two minutes time, thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar to, and as unfailing as, vac
cinptiop A ssEreatises" with full state
,nents by the cured, is mailed free. "Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
its cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
il. L." One package cured me. Rev. o. H.
Taylor, l4O Noble street, brooklyn, New York.
ut restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo
A. Reis, Cobbosldll, N Y" 'The remedy
la a marvel. tev. "A. p. Freeze, Cairo, N. Y"
At has been Ct great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev. Geo E.
Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
otc. A real cure TOR Catsrh tor $l.00.
ll2D 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Hanging From II HOOK.

LANCASTER, AUG. 23.-- thrilling
spectacle that nigh; have proved a teri
rible accident occurred at the Caldwell
House, as arge three story hotel, oppoI
ste the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot
in this city, about noon to-day. Ihd
hotel is being painted, and George
kreidcr, a workman, was upon the r0o1
arranging the large iron hooks tina
supports the swiuging-ladders, upon
which the painters work, when Ioosd
brick, lying near the edge the rooH
and in danger OF falling upon the p1ve-|
ment telow, attracted his notice hFel'|
der reached quickly forward 0 seize thesl
brick and prevent it from falling aEd|
the act caused him to lose his N,ance.|
Spectators upon the Side walk were loF-l
rifed 10 see the man plunge over Nhe
side of the roof. The heck upon Whca
the ladders are hung were adjusted, aGd|
as he fell kra!der, with great presence
of mind, grasped one OF them, fH'T
moment he hung suspended III 'A'sl
perllons position, when by wNN'aI
lar effort he succeeded i'll craving
himself back and clambered On 'nS|
roof without injury.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
A M hber Of Outrns

In Scott county, Ark ,nsaS, a few
nights as", .'uhl Stewart, proprietor OF
Il country store, was shot dead by two
roughs named Folsom and Hobbs. with
whom lie had been successfully gam
bling. Wiliia.i Messingale, hearing the
noise OF the shooting, ran ont and saw
Stewart lying on the Grnund. lie re-
treated back to the house and was tell
ing his wife what had happened, when
one Of the mur,ierers stepped to the
door and shot him through the brain.
Mark Duerdan, keeper OF a newspaper
stand in Cohoas, New York, was ia.
tally shot on Monday night bv Patrick
GlSnn, whose daughter he WAS accused
o; slandering A drunken blacksmith
was dangerously, if not fatally HOT, by
store keeper named Donnell, in Gra
ham, Texas, on Monday, Donnell claim
ing that he acted in selftleience. Lucius
v itham, an old man, was fatally shot
by an unknown assassin at his house,
in Readshoro', Vermont, on Mouday
night. y neighboT with whom he had
Quarrelled IS suspected of the crime.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Thank YOsi Sir.

An engineer on the Macon and
Brunswick Railroad approachiul
II woodrack where he had to stop, saw
an OK running after the train. Stop
ping 10 take wood the OK came up tC
the tender and remained standing very
close thereto The cngiueer said to the
fireman: 81 guess that OK want,
water: give him some out Of the tank "
The fireman being afraid of him, the
engineer drew from hr tank bucket
full, aud the OK eagerly gulped it down
bucket after bucket, until he had emp
tied a large ''railroal" bucket three.
times, when he stepped off few PAGES
turned round and Owed his head as
much as to say, .'Thank you, sirH'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
wild Peach EAik.

A correspondent Of the New York
Herald has been down the Peninsula
aud in last Saturdays issue had a long
letter upon peach culture and the pros.
poets for TINS year. He made some re
markable statements. among which was
one to the effect that Sussex county was
different from New Castle and Kent and
that it VAS divided up into the old
English plans Of Hundreds. He also
said that peaches Were introduced in
this State by Mr.. Anthony Heybold.
The fact of the matter is that the peach
business was established by Major
Philip Reyhold, a long time before Mr.,
Anthony was old enough togo into bus
ineSS,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
The Garbage Again.

A communication has been rec lSel
at this office from a citizen, com. ."ii'
ing shat the garbage collectors anu ,'il ssn
men do not per.orm their duties. Citl'
zen thinks THAI possibly the pay Is ho. .
sufficient tor the amount uf work tH''
is required, and urges that the pToppssiI
authorities compel these men 10 llIn'
their contracts, and if necessary az
propriatc more money TO pay '''n'
He also thinks that as the cohlE" ,'o'
are employed by The city, it Is TIE 'u'y y
of the officers to look after thrlll, anu
see that they perform their duties, III.
stead Of requesting the citizens 10 r'l'J,' Nv
them; aud closes by saying fl'' ,ah III
many insta ces the citizens area' lnu'A
to blame as the contractors.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
FIFTH Edition
T" UNIONS RROTHE.uo.,-
Fhe Officers Elected at tho
Meeting Yestera ua

u, "ee'i"k Yesterday.
The Grand Cirle of the Brotherbo,
the Union at its meeting n,aood vaa.d
afternoon elected the follow;no,' o'ose'daI .,,,
Grand ,e; Chief WashingtonSIoEIi oEIi'eI3 \
Grand Chief Jetferson-Cbar,o.,
lem, Milford. '''S MacH
Grand Chief Franklin-charles MI
Grand Chief Herald-Lewis II. p,
Milford -'' Aosd
Grand Treasurer-D. Montvo,c..
Wilmington. s''He'V1
mington. wy
G. W. N.--Jacob Hubert, wilm;D
ton, '''n'le|
G. S. K.--Chandler r.. wav, wuI
mington. '' wy
Representative to Supreme Cjrc,o i
Il. DeBaum, Wilmington.
The Treasurer's report showed III. 6,
lowing: -" 'Ne 10y
Amount in Treasurer's hand 500, :.
Amount invested, $75i7y. Total S1-t
So. '''o
The publication, Our Banner nrn.
ed in this city, was adopted as the rr n,n.
of the Grand Circle, and the ady4r'.;'
ments ordered to be inserted therein
The regular meeting was ordered :,
August %, 1881, in this city. An aJ
Journed session will be held on rh"r
day, October 10, in Milford.
AT the meeting an encoura giny nrm
Der of new members was report,I to
present.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
- 5fM.
hOACH. On MGnday. the END instant
Mrs. aary A Roach. in the e3d y eur Of her

ROACH. On Mrnday. the 22nI instant.
Mrs. hary A Roach. in the o3d yeur Of her
Bge.
The relatives and friends of the deceased are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence. in the rear of2il
west Seventa street, on Wednesday
afternoon, at o'clock. TO proceed to the Viii.
mington and Brand wine Cemetery.
ktLLuM NJ IN the End inst, Sarah A
Kellum.
Funeral on Thursday, tho 18th inst Ser.
vices ht tie house, 80 5U7 West seventh
street, at 2.3O =. "a. To leave the house at 8
p. NJ, without further notice.
DAVIS Sudde 7ly on Aug. 22d, William r.
son of Francis X. :. and Aartha M. Davis
aged years
Relatives and f7iends are invited TO attend
his fllner VI from tho residence of his grand
mother, 3l5 f, Ihlr! street. on Wednesday,
Aug. t4th, at O'Clock, +. W.
JACKS bN.--In this city, on the end inst,
keziah jackson, in her Slst year.
Her relatlyes and friends are invited to at
tend the funcrsl from the residence of her
niece, Sarah 4 Gibson, 'O0s TatUalI street
Ou Thursday afternoon, at . clock Servise
at tha house. To proceed to Newark Union
cemetery.
JONE".--ln Elkton, Md. Mrs. Mary W.,
reject of the late Ellis Jones and daughter
OF the late fev. WIN. Price. Of Wilmington,
Del., In the 74th year of her age.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
A Bourbon SruhtHr's LiberaIity.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug 25.--A spe-
cia. to tie Republican RON BtyticId,
Wis, gives an iuIerviow with senator
Beck, of Kentucky, with reference to
the course that Democrats should 'aKe
in case of tue death of President Gar
field. Senator Beck said: alt would
be u time when love OF country should
rise above all party questions. AS to
my own course | would he III favor of
some Conservative Republican, say
Henry y. Anthony, OF Rhode Island,
for the position OF President pro ten.
of the Senate, ana thus avoid any in
ducement tor amy insane person OF poll
Teal fanatic to desire the death Of Mr.
Arthur. In such contingency, tlis
wouId be II graceful recognition OF the
fact that, Under the great calamity
which has belallen the nation, the in
tenslty Ul party spirit ami the eagerness
for spoils were for the time forgotten"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
nj the Wilmington
Apndemy.

Prof. james H. Crahb has added
another new feature to his Academy,
hy lnroduring the art OF telrgraphing.
He has purchased the CoirpIete and
magnificent apparatus of Mr., Es. A,
Rein, vino has also been engaged 20
give instructions in the school. S,u-
dents attendrug the Academy will re-
ceiNe Instructions, AID at some futurh
time, those Il string il, will have Their
residences connected with the battery
a. the academy rooms, Wires will be
put up at once, running from room to
room, and when school resumes, the
click of til" telegraph wlll be heard
hnariy, This is new move in teach
ing and Mr.. Ciabb deserves encourage
Inent truD bis friends. He has ust
finished making several alilrons to
his gymuaslum, reading room aud
printing room, making he institution
one of the mos complete Of the kind in
the Stale. Look iuG his advertisement
in another GO umu
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Decrease Of Small Fox,

1t will be seen by reference to the
proceedings Of TIE Boar. of Health
that there were but five new cases OF
smallpox reported in this city tor the
week ending last night; and DIR. Spring
o. stated that there were but nine cases
now in Ihe hospital, and eight Of them
w.re convaiescent. 1t must certainly
b. gratifying to the gentlemen COM
posing the board, to soc that at last
thar efforts tor stamping out the
disease are being crowned with success.
The President and members of the
b ,ard, together with their officers, are
entitled 20 the thanks Of the citizens Vi
Wilmington, Tor Their earnest and un-
firing efforts to rid this city OF the
luathsum,. disease.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Eyery Tuesday Eriday

DIR. JAS. TODD, Of ofPHILADELPHIA,
VINO for manv years nas been emInently sue
cessful In the treatment Of CHRONIC IFS.
EASES, has opened an office at
so2 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can be consulted on Tuesiay and
Friday of each week b7lween the hours of
4. M. and 8 p. III. Persons suffering from Dys-
pelsa q Indigestion, Loss of APPETITE Consti-
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Doaincss, Roaring
Sounds In the Head, bronchitis, Asthma, his,
eases of the Throat, Lungs, Liver, Spleen.
hidncys, Womb and Urinary ORGANS, Gout,
Rheumatism, Bright's y Bease, Sriataca,
l.uneago, Chronic iiarrhna AMI Dysentery,
Helnorrhoids IF Files, Functional Diseases Vi
Lhe Heart, certa Il stages Of Narasmus and
Lung CONSUMPTION, ScyofilL, Pimpes on the
Face, Diseases of the Flood ami Skin, Scald
Head, &c , Sc. Will lind 1t greatly to their
advantage to call, rs they will be told with
certainty what aiis the IL, ana when cure is
promised you can rely upon 1t. Consultation
roe. e7-om
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
SECOND EDITION.
The Funeral Of Raw. Francis Ii
OUSStey.

The remains of Rev. Francis b.
QuigleH arrived in this city at noon
to-day, and was met at the depot by a
number of friends of the deceased.
The body was enclosed in handsome
black walnut casket with silver plate
bearing the name Of the deceased. His
four brothers, Fletcher, George, Charlie,
and Edward, were the pail bearers.
Opon the arrival of the body Mr.. Mitch
ell took charge and the funeral proceed
Ell to Grace NJ. Il. Church.
Rev. I. 4. O'Brien is the officiating
minister, and is conducting the services
to be followed by other preachers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Personal.

Mrs. Hayes Chandler and Mrs Allen
Speakman, started thi, II orning for an
extended trip through the Western
States, stopping iD Chicago, st. Lous,
Kansas city and Topeka il Kansas, and
then they will proceed to New Mexico
They expect to be gone six weeks or Two
months.
The Misses Anna and Ella Menden-
hall, two OF our Wilmington school
''marnIs' went to Ocean Grove yester-
day to rusticate a few days.
Mayor Almond has issued orders
people from keeping side
walk stands OF big Quarterly"