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Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
FIFTH ED]1'|
AnoshoP wilve, ~

AaeeAeP silver WeA
Joshua and n. A. Tasa,,|
trudged along through M.
and happily together. reach. All
milestone Of their married liz
day last, . circumstauos ,.S ~s
we're nliy apprised Of By oye,
dred aud thirty Of thsirM M MI
relatives, who gave thsm
surprise In the evsuiug.st ths
Of Mrs: Harg,s, 200 POPLAR '1 n,
and Ms: Tsgesrt being ho1
another place, Ars. Hsrxis vsrl
profered the use Of her f,ns
residence for the occasion.
the evening . committee Of os,
called and took Mr.. TAaesrt ss S,|
Ing, while Mrs. Taggart vent t tS
Church, where . revival serv,cs
progress. After : lively ~. nj
TAggASt was escorted 70 NJ.
residence, where be wss coI
with . number Of friends vhn' %
ready assembled, and was la
secret Of what was going cu'
time after 8 o'clock, tbe me.ti I'M n
bury Church was dismissed. n
meeting at Mrs. Hsrgis' erev|
amongst tho callers beiue m
Hill and wife and slso Mrs.. I
the lattor anxious to know u
going on. Ho Sevsr she wa
into tho secret, by bsing inform
all these mysterious movemen
IN honor VI her and her husban'
wedding anniversary. Mrs, /
fully submitted 10 the ineyita|
was soon standing beside her |
In the parl0r, hedged about wit
Of friends and with Pastor Hi \
ing her. Mr.. hill then spproI
congratulated Mr.. and Mrs. m
their quarter Of . century'sI
journey through sunshine and
and n the time had come when
occasionally appreciated, he D,
Mr.. Taggart with . very hand
stuffed reclining chair, and al b,
would not even intimate that
was growing Old. he presented b
. pair Of gold framed specta
sharpen her vision during
stretch OF years. Al they ne
fresbments on tho way, Mr.. Il
sented Mr.. and Mrs. r., zach
roll Of % "mint drops"
commonly known ~ silver
the gift Of Harry 9. Robinson,
daughter Mary WA remelnbe
presenting her with q box cont,
very pretty crimson plush satcl
the gilt Of Mr.. Robinson and W!
are relatives Of Mr.. and Ms. I
Ms. TaggArt being the spokes
the family very appropriately a
iuRly responded; thanki'g hel
friends for their kind remembral
referring to her brother in la
Robinson who was the donor
mint drops" she said 1t was ]
him he was always making sol
happy. Rev. A. T. Scott clos
interesting cerem ony with prayt
which the company res0rsed to
richly spread and groaning
pyramids Of fruit cake and Ice
Upon q handsomely iced cake
centre was The label "Silver WEI
After all had partaken of the RI
visions TO their satisfaction, the
ny left at q seasonable hour 70
homes wishing Mr.. aud Mrs.
q happy journey until The semi
NAL mile stone Of their marie
with the figures 80 upon II, is re
Much credit Is due to Mrs.
and Mrs. H Hargis for Gheir labor
In the arrangements for tho su
wbica proved such q grand saccd
to Mrs. smith and Y0unket for (
ing and decorating the table.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Tho TTausfsr oT a Wsfe's Property
10 her Hu- han d.

A question OF considerable interest has
just been submitted to First CJmptrol.
Ter I.Iwrence for decision. IG IL sub.
stantially as follows: A gentleman in
Washington recently applied at the de-
part,nent to hay. large amount of U ui-
tod States reg stored hoods which were
in his wife, name transferred to him
saf, giving az q Reason for snch applica-
tiOn lha. his wife h I'd become insane
and was no logger capable of taking
cafe Of the 0eCurilies. The State laws
on this subject it is understood very
considerably, som" Of them allowing y
hus' and to transfer his wif,'s property
to himself in the event OF his appOint-
ment as her guardian by q p'obate
court. The question exGites consider
able interest amongtho legal profession
In the department.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
OYER AND TERnlSE1
states Attorney Gray Con
his Argument h Sspssi
sho Notion to Diseharge

a. berry. :,
Court re- assembled at 10 oeid
moruing, and the Attorney.Gene
tinued his argument, in oppos
the motion to discharge MOT
berry. .,y
tie opened by saying tha; th
never been . case decided to sup
position assumed BY the defense
d,ss greement of the jury wouls
the acqrlttal of the prisoner.
Revolutionary War, the conn
has been vastly ameliorated and
oil, AZ the common sense VI tn
demanded. .
He cited the opinion Of Judg
Of the supreme Court OF tae
States, and said that it was un
| ly the unanimons opinion OF
This was a capital case that
In New York, In which the
greed. and the court ordered
nsr to a second triai, to whioa
sci ob, cssd, and appealed "
the Supreme Court: ,.
rhe decision of that Court
verse to the prisoner, Judge
iurv could be discharge ! for
Acre aerss. md the prisoner could
What, said sir. Gray, w9a
consequence, ifsuch . precea.
a.ct,ausDs sscouns Of "a q jury ju failios 70
would never gets . convlctloo
tsl offence, for all that
necessary, would be for q, q
disagree with the other o,
thus secure his acquital; In o
it would bs placing the W. wy
the hands of one man. no no
tended, and cited q number
tiles ~ show, that In the eyoo
a prisoner is not placed 10 Js
til a verdict Is renderoa, ;,
there Is = Disagreement, shS
discharged. thor" .inua. has DSs Osfo,
in that light, and con'eq uen Oh
er been IN such jeopardy -
platrd by the law.
He read from al eminen,
show that tho forms anu
scrlbed by law, did not pc
Der liz jeopardy, that MS Us,
not begin until alter . ,r", vo,u
was rendered, aud sait ina, ~,
of the law, WAS thai y ~
not to be retired for t.ie -
after once being acqliisteo.
said he thought he haa :,
the court the opiDions Oh e
eminent judges OF this y
have any bearing upon tnS
He also quoted modern
ortiz 10 establish his
show that the jsopardy
did not commence until =
uition Of the verdict, tns
trial of tho case he was "
pardy. o,c,
tn, Jurors not empauelc,
ent case, and also tue ".
Neal and Harrigan case
morning, at 10 o'clock, :,
Mr.. Gray continued D,
til the adjournment u
sion.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
sPHClAL MMTIou.
Ansxsrfhfe,

Answer TAfo.
Il tharo person living who ever ~
. casa Of ayss, biliousneaa, nervousness
or neuralgia o. any disease OF the
stom sch, liver or kidneys thAs HOP
Bltters viii mot care?
a ChllAseu'S
Glass IL now forming for dancing at
Prof Gillespie's Academy, Opera
Ho 10. and Aoor. Fer terms &c. call
at Browns music stors. 600 Market o..
Ths T.assss dances.
Prof Gillespie In now teaching the
lstss, dsnceA "The Newport Waits snd
Lawn Tennis LAncers" 70 IN ADVANCED
class.
Ovasovn I srystevsu
what everybody says must DO true
shat Hsnns, Third and Washington
etr~ets, has the best 26ct oysters 10 t1o
city. Give him call and DO convinoeo'
A private apartment for laiies with
= ladv attendant ct z. James Belts
Drux Store, Sixth And Market Streets
Trusses speciality.
Th0Dk0GtVlD4. INKS
Beecher's gallery will he open all DAY,
IA. M. till 6P M. Come early and
thus avoid . long delay. Remember
316 Market street.
, Whot . o0pDeR:
Turkey, chicken, roast reef and mat.
ton, snd all other "fixens" thrown In
at the Scott church. Thanksgiving
for only 3b cents.
Chester Comfy Hay.
Call at steam mills 3OS West Front
street for prime Timothy Hay, whole
sale and retail. A. Sergeant.
CaPUets.
Kennayd b Co. show some beautiful
body Brussels carpe1s at low prices.
IA Egg No$s
at Babcock's 3 al day Thanksgiving day.
A fne lunch will be served.
Go to Janney, SOL & 305 King street,
for your butter only sells Wholesale.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Are You Healthy.

Have you found The key TO peri ct
heath aud strougth ? 1t is Kidney
Wort, the only remedy that o7ereoues
at once the inaction of the kidney and
bowels. II purities the blood by cleans
ing the system of foul hunors ard by
giving strength to the liver, kidney and
bowels to perform their 'sgular func-
tions. STE displayed advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

Some things in hosiery
and underwear are lowerthan
usual Morley's extra-stout
half.hose at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at as cents; English
ladies' fancy hose at is cents;
English ladies' full regular
made, plain colors, at IS
cents; mems scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all-wool,
At 81 each; and others.
We have, as usual, much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking coarse and fine
together. there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly so wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changin season,
because there's no room for
more at the cour ters. But
there's always ,om in the
morning.
Outer circle, Chestnut and Thirteenth. th.street
entrances,
The same may be said Of
iaces, only a little stronger,
because generally laces are
worse managed than hosiery
and underwear. By bad
management we mean put
ting large profits on goods
so easy and safe to deal in as
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces. Why
should we tax them with high
profits We don't, but every
body else does. Ten counters
are devoted to laces; and they
are so full every fair day, ex-
cept mornings, that buyers
have to wait for one another.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
A Great Remedy,

john, please 90 TO 1906 King str, ct,
and & me bottle Of DR.. Hairs Asa,
ma Cure. Mrs. Jonea who is using it
says sh knows it will cure ma. 1t stops
that Wheeling at once. For sale at 1876
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Football

The members and ths
Washington Fire Com
havs a game Of foot,
morning ABOUT 8 o'tloc
lot. The runners VIII
the members, about 10
tach party 30 IN. TO en
that It will easily go
other.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Look 10 YOur Roofs.

James r. Wood Il CO. request the ir
Gus omers and others to examine their
roofs aud spou's and have thsm put In
good repair before the severe weather
sels in. "A stitch in time saves nine I"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
The Sale Coos on,

The house No FOG King street will be
sold Thursday as advert ed, the adver-
tisemeuts having been issued before the
appearance of the harksgiving procla.
nation.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

Go to Jannev, SOL and 303 Kingstrest,
for APPLES, dried fruit, canned goods
pickles, foreign frnit-in fact, most
everything.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
y 10

EvLIAIOTT, JOHNSON 4 co.,
~ BANKERS AND RROk ER1,
OOH. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Stocks, bonds and othor securities bough,
and sold and carried on margins In New Y ofk
Boston, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash
ington, 10 all Of which oitiee W have DlKEJV
PRIVATE WIRES,
Futures In wheat, corn, oats and provision
ketS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
ODIuOOu, CHAADLXR 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
NO. 7l8 MARKET STREET,
Wtlminxton, UoL,

WiIm1nKt66, D0L
FsR SALs-e2s0o Delaware Uity Loan, ~
por cent; 10 Shares Wilmington Goal b 9AS
Stock. We offer unusual facilities In New
York, Phlls., h ston, Halt. and Washington,
for the purchase Of stocks and bonds, being
connected BY private wire wttk these oitsG-
Local securities bought and sold.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Rem ombor

BoeHh'r's gallery, 315 Market street,
will be open all day, Z A. M, till dark
Thanksgiving. Come esrly.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Farmers

stop at steam mills 308 w Front street
20 buy bran by the ton or car load. A..
Sergeant.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

Janney, 3Ol & sOS King street, makes
a speciality of broOms, straw paper,
paper bags, ESc.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Ten coanters, southwest from center.

N arrow herring-bone
stripes, black, all wool, 46
inches; hitherto 100, and
sold readily, now 60 cents
and Just as good as they were
at 100, How comes such a
tumble' Can't sop to tell
you. Only five pieces at G
cents; come quickly.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

All extra plain huckaback
towel, extra both in quality
and size, 28 cents: we'd make
it IS if we could The nearest
to it in the market that we
know Of is IS cents
A rough toweling, suitable
for The bath, of best flax, in
twelve textures, all rough
enough, I6 to 81 inches wide;
Is to IS cents a yard.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

CTOLEN.-ON TUE DAY TVENtNG
- Nov. 23d fro n the front Of Ola soS N.
l. ohurch, bay ,naro, ,arIiage ami Ia ness
IN m 10 had star on her face, a
KICK in 1t hind Leg and had q
heavy tlajk mlDe and tail. The ca
rage was a York W gon and ha' bseu
run ablu' TWO years. A liberal reward will
bc paid for the a rest and conyi ii n ef the
thieves aud return ofthe properly
ELWUDD W. DAYFTT,
Eov2@Lf Glasgow Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

bUBLIO SALE OF " GOOD VII ST.
L era horse a. fibson's stables, french
street below .rond on Wednesday N sem-
her "th 1871, At one o'clock p. NJ. Can DO
seen at ScheutMn Park until day OF sale
FRANK 5. JACKS IN.
nOy22-5tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

NOR s ALE A F, RS,T GLASS BREACH
load gun Cheap; call at NO. "a. snip.
Icy strse.. novt3. II
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

IIyER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
OFTiE ROWETL~, HEART BURN, WA
TER URAsH, BURNING PAINS IN THt
STOMACH, SICK HEADACHE, COJIO
DIARRhqA and NERVOUS rROSTRA
TON, Large Bottles, rs cts; sample Hot
ties, rs cts. Prepared only by GEO. r. 4
w. y. CLARKE. Solo Proprie;ors, Jar
don, N. J.
Far sale by tho following druggists: q. r
Lane. cor. Tayler and Poplar streo,s; H. X
Ptnghurst. No. 8l7 Market street; Dr. snitl
Cooper, seventh and Jefferson; p. II. Wool
Tenth and Markct; 3. r. Ware, Fifth and
King Smith and Painter, Seventh and Mar
ket; z. James Holt, ixth and Market.
King streetA. Wilmington, wholesale sgentl
for tableware. tolG-tu-thkoAteR
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23

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ming, "
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we're ac
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snable'
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uupstrati
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II . state
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4 propose
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tkuking
improper
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fhiils MOI
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he ,he PRO
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btdrg the
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volltioD
papers,
by thu
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|ain | say
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We oil the
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Scovill
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Pn the ii
Msuel
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! sides.
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, 1881-11-08

ARRIVAL OF RUNAWAY UR1T1sN RoI.DrEHs
NEW YOnK. Nov flour stownwnys
tsold'crs) arrived lIere totlay from Ktnsulc,
ireland. Iiiey wcro discovered when fur
days out. Tile Captain Of tho vessel wa,,tetl
to put buck alld land them, but the soldiers,
with tue aid Of some sailors shipped lu
kinsat0, refused to lot Him do SO, and le WIS
Obliged to keep on Ills course.
A1ilsEsT1:D FOR FORGERY.
On complaint Of John II. Greun, n conf
u'erGiat llOte.!,rnkGr, Sproutn AtuEce, ti!l
agent Of tho Dlacliwatcr 1'Hrer-A1tils, was ur-
rested on u Charge Of passing forged !ntes
bearing. tho signature ut *. II. Forest,i &
Co., Philadelphia. Forestnl is said to be liz,
fnther-1n-nw OF the prisoner, WHO expects
him to tuect tho notes.
GONE TO EUROPE.
N. l.. Scherck, nn importer, is reported l,v
Ills creditors to l,nve left for Europe leaving
U'lpnId debts amounting Ia SS,GUO, and III,
nssefs. lie Is said to hive suiled Oct. 20 Oil u
German steamer.
FATAL SHOOTING <AFF1.AY.
William Tracy fntulIy shut Charles r.
Miller, Of No. ts'U Lexington nyunne, tllir(ug
quarrel in snlOon At No. t:as1,3 Broadway,
ANOTHER TESEsiEST-IousE HORROR
1t fs reported that n ntenemcnt-housebu burned
tonight Md tint snyerul of thu Occu upaills
perlssled III tie ila,mcs.
, 1881-11-08
How Appearances Dccelvc-Irnrroona
Visitors Who Mover Spunu u Dino
for Drinks,

Dttrott IRE Prrss.
=, a n,l11cn,Rnn lenircsinco Mdrocate recently
Rt1tcH In speech thAt hG watched tie tu1rs OF
snloo'i IN Gerlnsn village Tor III, lluur uu Iliy,
a'id saw tEtrty-one men % nnd conc. iit,,
tratsed owners. ard thlt tho town ,sus full III
tipners. Neyer Was 4 MIN more Krieyo1s,y
n!stnkct': NaninK 1s ,,oro dceeptlvo tlui, tic
cntHr, pcrhnps not nver live took drnk.
Wia, yen sso tnt UNI, rolling into IL saloon
fling lts hat OH Tho tloor, full nto u chuJr. u1i
Gull for c!Arnt with leo in It, aud yult wronE
him. lto si,npiy enters The suloun 10 Ito it. coai
WhS.hcr e.n!I I will bo Up or down, aud i aiw.ys
You sce couple of lawyers enter d snloou md
your impression is that thay Mlu gonE to slako
dico for Tho tlrinks No,hinx could bo iprp cr-
State lnap 10 dcclo Il hat shat F!shkill II ia ID
lsnss cuunty. Having secured the!r Information
resc. or the w sueo Natul. :"
given . nun to pull = whulo ghtss Of lelnouado
thr0ugn u straw six thohts lung.
comes uut Of a sa!onn wfp!nK bis mouth on tito
t1S StsnS2 sh"5 ae s S SSs sssosgnx @
ilo bold policy on tho sA!oo. nud 10 ucci,lcIlt-
nily drotpsu ~ ~ sev Il tho sioux was being
chin mid hi tnatlnciivcly wipesi tlis mouth, 's
4 yo!lng nan ln tls oIty lust hs situation IN
e ss sGSs.so c. ~ W. secn spnE gut II
mo o!!." Lnstond Of dying Of II brokcn heart, as
somo bank e!ceks ,na: woall itis young man pro-
eolno old beer tuublers ror bis wifo t, nut iii
Jelly III. aad that rs hu caue out tho eool Nrcezo
struck him and cat1scd him to retnnrk M nl,uvc.
to tho aaloon to sk tho woikbt of ton Ut Tricks.
the HUNS @ Ct sho longest rlyer In the world. nr
nutua stood for, and nc, one suspects Or ,nsxns
him. Out of II hundred men wbu rntpr Il sns
tonn only very , s.nai! psr cent auar the roblet
, 1881-11-08

ton. Il wns narkct.tlay, and sane peasants
wnIn tn'1n. paeslnE and repaaal,R. bringing sexn.
tables and tnknF back tttoir e.rpfy cI,r;s 4
enaat " militia paAscsl. Townsfutk eru,*tt tho
nIfi,Ee. r. talf!1 nf tho news "f tho Inv. md Il;
tlg man. WchffnR q yellow cNat. leaned nynr tho
into the water. ~ II 20 crcnfo c!ftlng u'l,ii.4,
whicE no wntchcd with snttstleti Ink. Fur
atarfoa on his rott,rn to Paris. Vnry Into II. Tho
eEentn1 ts re young man, GREATS dIsanpo.tod a
Louvo!s Tho Minister was stiii awake and
fushed TO meet hh prptcrG.
:. Whnt Did yo'l aee?' no asked.
shw peasants going and coming; a so,,al
OF inllitla paased over tho bridge: olttzens who
Wadked along tisouss'ng tho days raws. aud q
amusing aI'l! himself BY dropping stones into tho
to tho King. Tho ltttle man in yeiiuw ras a 40
eret agent, md tho stones dropped Into tho
water wns signal that MI difficulties had boon
France. ~
, 1881-11-08
1IAIII. PATTI.

ruE PEOPLE no NOT TAKE KINDLY IN THE
IliGit risicEs cltAnuE1 .ro nrAn I1EJI
xpw ynp,. Env 7.>Iu,., aLs,...a pa,u
~" loH.' Nos' ''-al'Eie. Adelilln Iatn
VIII % feafu wednesday hight III Stc'nWAy
llnlf by number ut persons who have pattl
E0 for tho privilege Of hearing her
slug four times. The Tinses says It
does not appcnr Tint the desire
Ia uay 80 m,,cI, far an,usrmnnt n,rourta r.,
sntt,,,n ~, AZ ~" t ~" :, a.,I !oahIs ~
h'yth'hg lise craze Iha sala OF seats
Tor tho series OF concerts began on Thurs
day, Nov. D. according to scheme adopted
loille months before, af,er Atnie. Patti hn,I
" ~" ano' .""seN @ 10 ps'iosn u'at tlolo were hosls
ol peope hcru WHO were dying to
:njoy tho privilege of paying $40
ltlcket tn hear her. When the sale. opened
Tie tIckuts yeru offered at the r,tes whicl,
ai,nr pottt nu,I hor ,n,anor ,,oa I" a',no, m"'s'
li''I .as'! a'.n ner manager haa approved.
all Ae seats OIL tlle tioor were put ut $40.
was made for thu frunt row nil nronud thu
first balcony, and for four other rows in tho
centre Of tho first balcony directly facing tho
SS he reccss N ste liz TGTS 5s a. sGas nd tiose II
thu first raw +, tGa "etu aocn.,,i ~. ~ ~
ST. a, o.,,cr Icss aioa,raH,o S sceu,a s,t, ,v,n ns
advertised r. 1;n uni' oe".1 a. "E.1 a,.1
fs M for t!y sas ItsS aay } o. to sh'o there WA ~
a6e nUmhar 1Ui In nnI,a,s ~ ,sG nrIGgs Goisl9ier &
seats Vera crossrti "f on ill., MINT " c ~ sst us
Of the cheaMr saots "a " ,ver G. inEa " 'iIoss
sid that thnss ws,a. ,sso, MMkeh Misa IL IS
uatof, Vic bourIt In a III ill., ~ 1 sprG
Nats 1t tic opvl,inr % sajc. j "'' '''0 ooi''''asos
earh i,av s,uo" 1n'ths ths LAVE 1EES SLOW
declining t., INV whnt t,,ax' n'in3 ap,,Snas
precs. Toaay nh taslyartfsSI,,ut on n,,m.a,!!H
ozsn rer ros oRn g, tha 10 E1ces acs o h19t malf
IT, st III tho o. baIeoy c E9t WIZ @ 1 pt 'asss as 5
ts s tSqS5Gn s 1s colst Of pr,ees ae trss ays 6e
ase III town Eosai,g ontt Ss t1eepT }ts i't
for Nine. Pasi. It Is nunrstnt % e spgSs tI'at si,e
s p|HIt ~ am GI fhat lesS 1ar ,9@ ,!rtsd Siso@ to
nude ont @h at ainoant @ Of or tatai SecSints Mets
pst Jcslrn ,'Ss nart ra. - t niock o. scats ~ tlig
unso! Wills seas boIi.I III then se wert tenma 1,anrRc
oil rs disposed of Wis jaurjirti nj bv mn'vtn" ~
Ap.,c.u,rm,,,,,x
10 IRA ths tmnrasa,"a. H. rAsrnn1.E 1T T1'1ck
, 1881-11-08
IN -
Burning of the =" Home" Of
sixteen Families Of
Tenants. -,.s,
Anont Six OF tho Unfortunates
Lost III tho Smoke nnd
Flames.
Tho People Arc Not Going to
Go Wild Over Mime.
Patti.
President Arthur Receives q
Number oil Distinguished
Visitors.
Closing Up Of the Work Prepara-
tory to the Election To.
day.
Confidence Of the Republicans in
Sweeping Victory for
Their Ticket.
Bobokcn Flrcmen Wnnton1y Allow Fire
to Destroy 5000, 900 Worth
of Property.
The French and German Yorktown
Delegates Given q State
Ball.
Confidence Of the Republicans ii,
a Sweeping Victory for
Their Ticket.
Bobokcn Flrcmen Wantonly Allow Fire
to Destroy $000,0 900 Worth
of Property.
The French and German Yorktown
Delegates Given State
Ball.
ANOTHER HORROR,

nuny1SG OF A TENEMENT WITH sIyTEEN
FAMILIES.
NEW YonK, Nov. 7.-Firo broke out to.
n1ghs In tl,u .cl,c,nent-lIousc at LaiEht aipt
Varlvck streets, ut which
SEVERAL. LIVES
we're supposed 10 hive been lust. Tic house
was accupicd By sixteen families, and tho
Bamcs breaking out III the basolncnt mounted
tapi.lly to the, root through tho elevator.
Shaft
THE BUILDING WAS s0ON FILLED WITH
BstOkE,
md !. ssas with The utmost difficulty any Of
Tho 1nluntes were rescued. Tile lnotlier of
Patrick Cunningham could not be found last
night, anil
4 FAMILY NAMED EA1sGSETrr,
living on the tllird tlo0r, aro also missing.
Two members Ut family named Hrtluicn-
deId oil the third 1oor above, persisted Ii, tho
aatncs.