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Daily Republican., 1881-06-21
SHERIFF'S SALES,

SHER1FF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ OF
- Levari FaciaS, to Inc directed, will be
exposed to Public Sale, at the hotel kept by
James A. Wilson. in the town of Newark. in
White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle
county, Del, on
TUESDAY, the 5th day of JIrLY, 1881,
at 20clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain lut and piece Of land situated
in the town of Newark New Castle county
and State of Delaware. and more particularly
marked and bounded rs follows, to wit Be
ginning for the same al u stone corner for
lands formerly Of William McBeath and run
ming thence by land " Andrew Donnell new
line for this lot and small lot sold of the orig
inal lot in the direction Of mai street Of New
ark 254 feet, thence along the south side OF
said street westerly course 81 feet to stake,
now the sign post, thence along the east side
of Depot street sOutherly course 225 feet to
Stone a corner for Web ath. thence along his
line an eaSteriy course to the first stone the
place of beginning he the contents more or
ess on which is erected brick hotel and
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty of Frank Griffith and izzie q. Griffith
his wife and I. I. aud to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK. Sheriff
SHERIFFs CFFICE Wilmington, Del, June
Ilth. 1881. lel6
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21
JAHILL HOUSE, AShwFX NEW iEFsNT rAEN

OAilILL llOUSE NEW JERSEY,
viii reopen June l5, 1851. The situation is
known as one of the most desirable in Asbury
Park. Two minutes walk from beach and
bathng-grounds: near the lakes lie house
has been enlarged: several new rooms added
and refurnished: spring beds hair mattresses,
ETC.. bath rooms hot and cold water, perfect
drainage, gas throughout, improved kitchen
facilities. greatly enlarged dining room and
provided table; will rival the
best Of seaside resorts. Apply early and Sc.
cure choice OF room. Address MRS. NJ. d.
CAHALL. Third avenue sud Kingsley street,
Asbury Park, N. j, my 80. I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

WAS THERE EVER a bully known,
who when cowed and whipped, did not
threaten an appeal to the law for re-
dress ?
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION.

We are selling more muslin underwear
than ever before, but not enough, not tenth
part of what we should SELL if every lady
wto reads this would take the pains to see
our work.
We ought to sell two million dollars
worth year. because we have the whole
trade to ourselves. True, the common grade
of shop underwear is in many of the stores;
we don't keep that grade Our underwear
is as perfect relief from family sewing as
our ready-rnade mems and boys clothing is
relief from tailoring; greater; for nobody,
NOBODY, NOBODY wants better plain un-
derwear than we have ready-made.
Southwest thebuiding
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21
DOBINsON, CHANDLER q Co.,
WILMINGTON AND
i BALTIMORE RAlLRAOD.
MAJ le 1881.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
tionS, 100 $40, 9lO, 1870, u. M, 230, 400, 100
10. 90 p. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) go, 900, s.S5,
a. M, E2.l5. s.55 p. III.
Philadelphia and New York 2.05, 2.25, $50.
100 9.55, ll.53 a. M. l2.43 205. 6.52. 6.3s p. m
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, s3S
q. m, AS p. m.
Perryyille and intermediate stations, OILS
Pm.
Baltimore and Ray Line, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2l2, 4O2.
T5b, S.3S a. m, II. S. .04, 80. 10.5l p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800 9.S5 a. m, l. L05, 800, 62E D. m,
Harringtcn and Intermediate Stations, 9.35
q. m, LOS, a25 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.35 q.
m, LOS p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
8. 10 a. m, 500, 100, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 205, 2.25 a. n.,
g. 81, 6.Ssp m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.l2, 4O2.
1855 a. m; lO.5l y. m.
For further Information passengers are re.
erred to the time tables posted at tho depot,
H.. F. X ENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

Go right to Smeltz, No. IS e. Fourth
street for all kinds of Produce and you
viii save money.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

ENLIIOTT, JOHNSON & co.
ID BANKERS AND BROKERS',
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.
Only $lh,5OO lef, of the SIS. 600 Del. City ~
per cent coupon bonds. These bonds are for
$500 each, and run for 20 years from July l.
with the privilege of the city paying them Oft
at any .ime after ten years. They constitute
the entire debt of the city. covering property
assessed az 1900, ,080, and are issued to pay off
the present Indebtedness for that amount
July l. We can recommend them
as one of the safest and most desirable invest
ments now offered on the market. Holders of
the old bonds can exchange their bonds for
the new ones by applying Immediately to us.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21
BROK ERS.
ID 4. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROK ERS,
N. T. Ooh. FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Del.
Buy and soil Government, State, City Bonds

Stocks bought and sold In the New York,
and Boston markets on commits
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

SNHERIFr"S SALE-By virtue of a writ of
y Levari Fatia, to me directed, will be ex.
posed at public sale, at the hotel kept by
William b. Currender, in the village Of
Christiana, in White Clay Creek Hundred I,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day ofJULY, 1881,
at 4o'clock, p. m,,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the village of
Christiana, in White Clay Creek Hun lred,
County of New Castle. Del, and more parti.
cnlarly described as follows to vii: Bounded
on the southeast by the Wilmington, Chris
tiana and Elkton turnpike, on the northeast
by lands of Mary +. SOuthgate, on the nsrth-
west by lands of James Murphey and Thomas
Duff, and on the southwest by lands of
Thomas Roach. c0nsis ling of houses and lots,
containing three and one quarter acres of
land, be the same more or less. Book l.. Vol.
10, page AL, sc.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty of Lewis w. Ashton and Ella Ashton
his wife and t t.. and to be sold by
RHlLlP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's OFFICE, Wilmington, DEL, June
llth, 1881. ala
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

Mooney TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE
II in lare' or small amounts, on city OF
WILMINGTON SAVINGS Fund SO
ClETY. s. L. cor. Eighth and Mark st streets
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

We have now for sale 20 shares New York.
WoOdlawn and Ro,kaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

Letters of credit given, available In all
parts of the world, and drafts on England,
Ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

OF ThE BOWELS, HEAKT.BURN WA.
i ER BRASH BURNING PAINS IN THE
STOMACH, SICK HEADACHE. COLO,
DIARRh0A and NERVOUS PROS1RA
lION. Large Bottles, rs c's. Sample Bot.
ties, Is cts Prepared only by ESQ. II. L.
w. =: CLAkKt, Sole Proprietors, Cam
den, N J.
For sale by the following drugg sts: G. E,
Lane. Cor Taylor and Poplar streets: II. X.
Bringhurst, No. 3l7 Market street DIR. Smith
Cooper, Seventh and Jefferson; p. H. Wood,
Tenth and Marke,; S. +. Ware. Fiftn and
King Smith aud Painter, Seventh and Mar
ket; z. James Belt, ixth and Market.
MORRISON q vEASFY, Second and
King Streets Wilmington. wholesale agents
for Delaware. jel6-tu .thSsat-6m
Daily Republican., 1881-06-21

WY SUMMER GARDEN,
w Ninth and Walnut streets. is open fol
visitors. The best and coolest place for re.
freshments. No lewd persons admitted.
lel5-tf JOHN MANTZ.
, 1881-05-18
MATRIMONIAL.

o..,,,.10s 10s H.. 13,',,. ,,,,..
,cr rr Mr. nnd Mr,. II. 1,nsnr,cro. ami Str. Ln,,,a
AI..,. - tht. .,,, 49,. ooIo,,,.tcJ a. a r,,ircr
nu"'s' v. sn's wy ""s ee'ot".eo . w.
Ktnts streets. The ceremony was performed
by tho ltov. Samuel Mnrks Of the Tosnplo
Dnal shaion, II, tho presence OF n larro circle Of
sho noso,,r ~, s,,s,,r wv sya. ~ sotw ~ viz
f,ie"Yl ~ ~ tnn atMmaar, tsIMb Thn evnnlnr WA
Tsssat H. ~, ,.S .ndsI an ;npmnut ATtnr
W",tdtme tn''r Tau mi Ill.,. aSs,ms Iii tnstn
thsir ,,er.s,aus,,t r4sit"nce Il, t;hinnS Ihay 70.
cc,vod nutnh,r ~ hsndsut,,n a1,i nt,stty i,rss.
rnts Hmun's thts.o ~ rras"nt ~ I'm nnecmnnv
s,.rc AZ mi urs = q u Funsant.rv Nr and Mrt
:; ifarrt. MI Mr ma Ma i IL & ,thnn frs i fSsrrts
, 1881-05-18
DEATHS.

*tS>se~>r>r--~-sN-->----
eHEP PAHD-sunday, May Is, ii Gsns,s
Henry tns.s9q, .on Sf Horny H. and d'f FnuGs,; =;
and Msy dph,be:s ~ TS9@
ss csass ss ssss ;,
to talvRry. ~'0Dee " casf1axsa
yswhh1yANoTqt;a.y N rq S.ans n, ID censs.
churen .heace bJ cafs 70 csisafJ ce@sssp, 20 'sf''
Funeral Taursdsy May " b. cstrisseaa ~, 5sa
i 10 talTaFJ chnrch at w:s lien "a Hess
Tr T. d%,,inf little Anne. thon art son.;
I1 t3F =. sFo~n y. ~ seck Ihy hrpsi
And We are left 10 mourn luce now.
TlI9ArHsMoN1;Mayl = M Y, Aschsra Thonpsun, youu,.a
5on =! j. L. anu MARY j. Peabod5. nRed mun,hs ia
Fanesal from residence. Oh we,, Aaan...t, Thur.
DltAkE-Tucsday May IL, Mis-, IIattte Drat. =, IN.
residence Of her sister MEs il. j. baldwin, u 4 W.
Funeral 1t residence Nay u. a. II O'Clock rd,.s,
uWIrliERsPooN--s Sunday evening, Mu, u,tyo
~ s,ts sor.n Glarx.sl anodenlY Of conEssuun Vi IL
nHsd Il rear and nDnlh. @' "'>1''''''ss
tKNew oslepas papers viii please COPY.
daa9stsr M91sEx9n e MSinSs7 ay n u l' Con-
%sa%ssa.y' Isy ii asia :; es';isae, t.i''
.McSEAhNEY-on Tuesday, Msy II. at s:eos!oet,
XII e u O'Clock to Church u,
Holy Name thence by cnriages 10 Csrary csmasiY,
- NASHVILLE Trenn.) papers please copy,
rkATI-on the 17th. lsntal. only cblld uf Edwin Il
nro Invited. '-'
, 1881-05-18
ALPHA ALUMNI.

Annual Banquet OF the Chapter.
The annual reunion and banquet Of tho I'LL
nots Alpha Alumni Chnpter took place vt the
PnImos House last evening. An elaborate conrso
dinner Was discussed, but instead Of formal
toasts aud speeches the feast Ut reason and tho
flow Of anul consisted Ut informal impromptus.
Letters Of regret were read from 6enators Har-
rison Of 1ndlHna and 0corue of bttaslssippi;
Congressman blackburn " Kentucky. sleyon-
son ot Illinois, ard Phillips Of Missouri; and
tho Rev. Nobcrt Morrison. one OF tho founders
OF tho frnternity. Forty. eight Chapters, as also
thc Ps. Epsilon fraternity. sYnt cordint Ereettugs.
Tho alumni represented all tho principal col
iexos " tho sau. and wers rs rs follows:
isev.Chnrlrs Ellott, D.b. T. y. Bridge,
Rev. J. n. W0rrell, D, D., D. n. HILLS,
Nov. =. j.. Morgan, D. D., =: r Johnson.
c. A. ilurker, ". =. Juhnspn,
+. K. Urp,Iks, Cnt. Il. b!. kIdifer,
W. J. tuition, Tho lion. c. C. kohlsatt,
il. II. HALEY. j. II. Lewis,
Capt. W. +. Ntack, 8. +. blctUnnell,
Il. 3. l3Nttsfhrd j. II. MuC0nncll,
The Rev. G.. F, Covson, Ifentun Owsey,
George L. Cook. c. 0. Perry,
The Rev. H. d. DcRm, Oils Jones,
William E. Duy, II. II. Nlug,
!. W. Dhrnetlo, DR.. AitsDti T.. Clark,
W. II. Fitch, Jr., F. A. Smith.
4. 3. Foster, The Hun. g. u. Swift,
II. a. 8Onlrlch, J. G. TOnllnson,
J. F. Gnoktns, Y. Z. Totniinsoti,
Frank Gray, ". H. Wrrrl1l,
awynn 0arnett, ]. D. wuItaoo.
, 1881-05-18
A SHOPLlFTER.


An Old Nndfctmobt IRevivcd In tfo
Grim nal Court.
A curluus cnse was on hcarlnB In tho Criminal
Court ycstert1ny MnrnlnR. twas tint OF n quite
protty Hlrl Of about 81, nicely dressed In black.
with u pleasant expression Of counicnnncc,
though litttg could bo scott uf her faco. for ahc
kept her hcnd buwetl cnnatnntly downward. sho
WIS Indicted under tho nnmc Of "ono ttnrpor.
etc." tho "eto." CUvurnR vartous abuses.
Her real name ts Edith smith. One
Of her sisters married Frank Jour
dnn md another Miko Weaycr, both of
but nighly successful cnrecr Us burglars and
shupI.tiers. Tie circnttbstnuces OF thu Hrreet
whcn led su her indictment nrc as fnIl0ws: y.
dai;. wut1t ,n,e FIsl.i ( IStor's whoicsaie staro
ior thc p,,rp,so ot 1uyIng gnods: rhoy had
ss Sss s afe asasss To ss Sn"y
bit bud nevor called ior It,. on this ~.
eMslon they. or Mrs. Jor'lN. rather. stated thas
Side. aild WINS buying with thnt object IN viuw.
su1neth'ra su.ploln,ts ubone tho siter one ~,
thuy sent for soIne detectives, who ssrestea tho
women. upnn aliss tlnrpvr nnthing was found.
she was ut tho tnuncnt arrested statldinK nt
seemed very much surprised when the ol'cors lnId
hal,ls upon sirs.J .Jourtua. asked what ttoy .leant
osn,leuton nj With hcr, that sho WIS her sister ii
tho depths OF IN immense pocket ln s!rs. J91r-
t.an's dress wero found seve'ty.liv odd yards 9t
kerchIcfs, Ibis, ncts, and other luce Articles.
Mrs. Jourdan raw her lla1uo rs ltgil,
ssfn'es sy9 any Stns eyee vss rcyes ad
my her dsntity, and without my Of tho nlllcers
knowtnV i. nnd WIS sent 70 Jollet Her a!ster.
Harper, though 1t Ia now claimed that she at
lirst KAve her real .,A.ne as Edith s!n,lli. nut
doo ot Ias wss oes at s
tried Tho evidence against bsr was m not strong:
and tho eass wss , altowsd I'd. tn arSp o,1s , Vt
, 1881-05-18
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

TuE Grand jury found twRlve true bills yeater-
day Of the ordinary character.
COMMISSIONER CLARK left last evening for
Hot Springs, Ark. and will 10 absent two weeks.
The Subcommittee of the Special 1nvestigat-
tnR CusnMltteo will meot this afternoon In the
B0ard rnons.
TaR case OF Minnie Dixon, under indictment
for murder, Is to be dismissed. She bus been
twlco tried, and tho Jury ta!lcd to ugrec upon
both occaslous.
TnE Committee on noads and Bridges will go
out to Niles Centro Friday 10 canfsr wiki Tho
Eupervisnrs Ut tho Town Of NiIes In rGyard to
tae bridges destroyed by tho recent ltoods.
1onS n9gnxs' snarGSea4, xta barg'G,y, @ ,,,a and
Elchhurn, charged with lIrceny. wero discharged
frusu Jul! yestcrday, tho Grand Jury huvaug
Failol to lndrot them,
whisky Int, tho jill yesterday, but was deteote,l
In tbs effort: The beverage WIS cnnoealea In II
lult Ut hread, and cousgaud to John Sullivan,
who Is In Tor roDuery.
Joux OLIVER will be tried to-day for tho mur-
dor or ftcaard l1ru+s. He was tried for Tho Of
tense sOme time ago mud gwen a life sentOnoe.
hut subsequently gut new trial. There have
tho drst trinl, aud thuse who ar0 III shape 10
know aee predicting that tho case will end In
hHtxlnE this Nsne.
MILLS IN evidence Of h!s
Tho terlu. which viii oe called to-duy. to 10 81
uvery c,so Judgment viii 10 .skel, aud wherever
II ts possible 10 collect from tho hundsmcn It Will
bo dune.
,ApALnElsT RE1Ncxa was rushed on to the
PuhtenflAry yest1rsfAy InurnuX very quietly
Anl Ut his own rsqne.t. Elu ls sentenced u Two
ail1 4 hnlf years' 'mprlsonn.cnt, hnd lrnves be-
a @ s WIFI Il 5 Sa se ~Hes Hs VIII h.
e sna ~ nsa T. hS eass
, 1881-05-18
OLD PEOpLE'S HOME.

TIRE ANSuAt MEETING Of THE SOCIETY
Of the Old PGuple's Hume vas bold at the tnstt-
tptfnn yesterdny nfteruopn Mr. n p. Hl0l,ltnn
nrest,i,rp and .bont Ift,, ,nomi,o,, ,rasant
sI.es<s.. -. -. ~, s..,:.n .a.'. - T.'.-
An elech0n 10 I'LL exp!Fod terms OF Trustces
resulted In tho SUCCESS or q. a. Jones and Edsun
Kelth treElcctsl, aud J. a. Kent for thrao yours,
thora ha,rv hnt t,vu v,tas ~, ~ ov,nsI t,,nr
n,. 's'.s wv Nv" 'osss oAss "x4ls. sno".
iaa FOLLOWING Mnnagers wero electeu: Mrs.
William Aldrfch, Mrs. $. Il. Ball. Mrs. ~. c.
poach.r' Mrs Tlnnr,,o Clnnn Mr, r i nnrsna
~ Wasss.m n's,, s,a. G.kta ~ ~
AFs' Sh!saA1l F'e!a' MFs. A. o'pos' Mrs. =. ~.
ter Mrs II, l.. Hill. Mrs. D. A, Junes. Nrs Et.
son Keith. Mrs. a, c. Morton, Mrs. Dyron p.
es,. - al 49, ~ n. .s
Mou1tom' Srs' =. u. olss' Hfs: y. =. Feos' Afs'
T. l.. Raymond. Mrs .. W. HaymWld. blrs.
, 1881-05-18

Report OF tho LntcAt Outrage Ferpe"
1rMted by Thrhe Bloody tniiuu..
sptetai Correspondence o5 TIE Chicago Tribune.
Rico, Dolores Co., Colo, ,May7.-Auttentlc
accounts Of another outrage perpetrated by
tho Utes have Just reached here. Tho occur
renee took plucu ut ThuruIa1's ranch. Pine
Springs, Oil the Rio Dolores. sixty-Ave miles
southeast of here. The victims were Dick,
May, md Byron Smith, formerly OF this
place, aud tho owner OF tho ranch, john
Thurman. The 1ndTans took over 100
horses belonging. 10 tho latter aud
stU0 several belonging to other parttoa,-
ut leaat III In nll. NrIat indignation Ia ex-
pressed by asl here, md volunteer company
hs offered Its services to ussfsr II. AvanRlug tho
wrong duno. In Justice TO tho Southern Utes
tho statement Of gcttlolna, Just from Pine
Springs should bG KtvDt,. to the Dfeet tnat tho
depreciation wAs committed. not by tho treaty.
abiding. lndiuns upon tho reservation. but by
renrgHdcs from the Northern and sonthorn
Bmith's body bud not boon found.
, 1881-05-18
ALLEGED pERIlIRY.

ant who was brought hero from Indianapolis
night bcfore last on requlsuop, was laAen be-
toro Jusstce snmmeriield yesterday for exa,ni-
nation. lie asked for continuance uuttt Sat-
urduy morning ut II o'clock. md this was grant,
I'd hl.n. but, bun9 unable to furnish tho 81. .6ou
Dund asked fur, went to taiI. ifnnslUy. Ia
Tho city few tlnys neo fur
$s,3o0, nnvinR brought suit for daIn"Rea on
the ground that hfs arm was ornken by Y fnll
break his arul, but thu acoid9ut occurred lii
tndtAnnpo!ts. ngainst wnph ely ho scuure.l II
fractured membar. Tho AlicEal perjury oon-
s'sts Ia hIs having sworn that tho arin was
, 1881-05-18
turned over to tho police. Commissioner Waller
eays that there fa n0 rcksnn to discharge HACK
ett. M be was ondeavorlng tu do bis duty, and
nnt XhinnEd fur 1t.

M -, tS..c ~ t.e 4. ~ ~, HIsnhnrro t,nck
WV "n'ppeu i"s ~ -,-..-- ..-......,
to as @ atss s Ses sa @
81 n. bave. been d III haste Q res,.ne. work
is at Rsrks uosed 'ns consraetors far he fo~.
~ s ,n.,. Eio, w hctW"cn % ona an snnvamu,
Streets; .1ncssu',. from GlnrE to nearborm: Wrst
we,' s0 W.T. &c
streets. >. 49,.
spnolnt Controlcs 0usney. c,M.n'ss.nnsr IN, :. n
s. s s !; re W.
viii oe replaced Sy oihsns. or the chanyes
WHICH the Mayer VII tnaks ho refuses TO speak;
colve no applications tnr places: such papers
ss' ,hoy MI II g. @ss leS oro 'n'
III he SsaSc has 'sro Wss
tfa Exp"stton I,uiiinx stwu oy certatI, % parIios
sy e rsNson d possession. ita Thought .Int ,6o
SS3as y s1oSd ~ ssss , ia'%sste s n, S Ieesa a
r1u"r Is ia d., absurd Que, al tho Exnosltion peo-
Ole cnnnot asscrt cjas nJtyersc 10 TINT Of thojr
nHth;np ahsm,t Il, II, f"r ~ ha wns nonenrnsd.
ne bid tunIo his report to Tho CounoIL liz be-
>iioyei that ths ExunsitiOu C0mpntty should pay
portion Ut tho LaKe- Fsont. II It paid no suure
tham that It x,,t ul very aasY. 1t was tnatter,
however, for tho Council 10 act upon.
III. ~" ~ ,Sse's ~ liz E,oc ust IMu ~
s,st",ra ~ W yn,!nent s ~ ~ n' nv
statuslon ~ oe & saeettna =, 70 the
~ ~ ~" wn,n-w ~ ~ nYfara;nn ff"w"rnr h.,
, 1881-05-18

Tho Village 1mprovemnnt Society met Mon
day evening, President WlIllam ntaachnrd in
tho chair. Discussions as to number Ut
projects wero indulged ID. but principuiy about
the Improvement OF cchtral Phrk. Mr. E. =.
Taylor reported plan for Its adornment, and
It was asp repurtcd that $3.50 bud Lecn rliaed by
lam nllnchasd, and II. 9: Tlll,nxhast. % be do.
yots y tlat ptrosc Thc w1rk wlll 1s cnm;
the Mcinters Were taking great interest In tue
work ut the snoIGty.
Tho baptist SuaiAy. school cleared something
parlOr.
All present. Tho CIerk was instructed 70 ai. prc.
Ss fSs ; m h1
aa on kcws :ssS @ seSc !S
TO plyorsy street. and atan to notIry parties
ownImx aoutna pEapsrty - nu!la waiks O.
Diversy streHt. IN Muatann usonuo from Ash
laid avenue to Perry street, and Oh Lewis street
% Tus ps,isons q 1. s Hssswan @ t. sn"aernan sSus
T. Hem, j. Musta* ]. Hulnsyer. ind kuppes
TOR license to keep sa!uons. wern otdereta on
aud doubtless, u,caas u light III the courta
u case they e9lI without lteenso. Az nAt onu
ss a Sss S's ssSa i. II H. ~.
tIdoD tn crenta ttF" lIntta OF i ccftnin block
IN the tUwn was also tllsd. ~ nut tnE with
kN0 0+NAtAHEt4 III l4R fttALah NAiH4Ct W
turts and frontaue or tho district to 10 set otr
fur fire limits, 4 petition for liccnao 10 keep =
on 1rnce strcet were laWt over under the rules.
Dr.. Z. II. Lanlla reported having vacc!aalpl
u: pessons under tilrectou Of the supervisor !n
tho southwestern portion Of The town. IN thu
reported " oonvalescent. < plat u Il now sub
division by j.: and y: Mcconnell Ct part
and apprHvtd: An nfslt1aheu was adopted
requiring building permits to 1e taken out. und
Imposing u penalty Tor 0nstruotlnR tic streets;
| alsti requiring bond lnttumalfynx The town
| ayAfnst loss through tholr neglect.
George Willulns WIS appointed Pound dmaster,
with tnsteuclinns 10 lMp0lnd all anlsnals found
running u !arEs ~ hs lown After shis hats ns
Naycnsxood. Sevesa! parties prop'se;i 70 erect
| Il fountain for driuk!n1 purposes And watering
| horses on Lincoln MFsnu1. provided tie tGwl
| would furnish tho wHtur FREQ Ut rharYn. flt
mHttor Wus rttGrttl 10 the Assessor and Ca,la'
misspnRF OF District No. !, with power To uct
| Mr.. W. Robinson WaA appointed cuwn Attorney
Not Is or q. but R.t the finest and best, 81
set. Dra- ncCheanoy. curIrr Clark xnu ltunIolph
, 1881-05-18

and clear, md "A free from organic mattor as
usual, 50 that fhore reed ho no fcAro frlnktnR
1t. As II is nt prcacnt, peup!a shnu|d drink tho
tho hydrant. when II 10 purcst and bcst. On hut
days Il Ia alwRya bust tn he,sta,n fn,m drinking
tnrKo qunntitIoa OF loe.watcr, nr indniginG In 1t
, 1881-05-18

IF YOU WANT 4 REFRIGERATOR on MERIT
OF what It has done tnut whnt some ono promises
II will do) and cam 10 convinced by tho Assur-
nncs Of Thousands Of users {nnt sellerst try nur
lined aud perfectly. constructed Fisher"
Worth n dozen untIncd and untried oncs. Jamcs
r, Dalton, 81 HkNto QtFrGt,
, 1881-05-18
MARRIAGES..

n AulT iELD-nu!tl.pCK-May il, st d. -.
tI93Rns9n I3n M: Justin Auttsrad aud IL, acss e.f1s
, 1881-05-18
stou viii contlnue It's sessions to.tnnrrow, and In
ths evening r. Ind banquet will ba Rlvcn at
the Palmer House.


ihv evening a n ind bNn1uct will ba given at
lhe Palmer Iiouse.
=, Tina ninth PUBLIC rehearsal or me Ashenenm
Enora! Gtas; s9Sk place na sst ,r evening A. too
lus "ae snd casise Wholly u classical
wsrs sn s,0lsan yo1antaTy;" ey Rraf senn'
solo, s + ssss ,hs .!'ss!aad y M:s ~: hsn;
md solo. "ilonor . AZ! M Arms.~ oy NJ; ,:,. Jnci
i!sers lntt sGeann "i sao ~nr i,sn
inc nndtenfe Was sargc. , Mnu iseta"oneS 'es'"'u
Ns "ppfo'a' W he"t'' App"us'' -...
hs At esnF s It s qo4ar @ War e htu s
". :ns ss9 I'm
s Wero tntcrr.,pted Sy frequent aid. I'D ,umalsunus
appa.e He sad 'hat ,dE;o law Va:
soio owners Or tho lind ,hsy tll: titcy will be-
come tho tnost faithful Of her Malestv's ,sut'.:
Il s 'ns 70 n n o s
Leagues md ralac e!:s0, before January, 1ss,,
for the war asatnst feudal tyranny.
mrs vo+orar r1u1o, r.onuc nm. 1e.t ntpbs,
ha nf ncs'ra1nn tntnittan ro"ric III Til ssat the
several Committees IN Finance, Arrangements,
o.c., had Gecn nppontcd.. 4 resolution WIS
nasscl Tint the League hcd itsc't n readiness
cemetery &C meier tAat tnay not b. Ss.tsnei 10 any ono
else. subject to tho directions Of tho general
eonmi.tee A. y "a % %thngnt p5ocaeI!o9 I9,.n That
ntjou. Day In which the League, or somc portion
II Ii, might require to take .pnrt. they ad.
iii tho regular meeting. the lrst Tuesdny In
s,w asv. oco ,ns to,eo,a,b,c co,nmn. q,
THIS TntnnNs contained NJ recount I 1t TIE nr.
feas N pMSae' a Hsu M "fIas Sn,Io a' Mocksx 1hc
woman VI. k,!7sS aae!hss @ prostitute II A. stsis !
q the ,n Ss en- ~ s ~
, 1881-05-18
A SPLENDID CHANCE,

One Of PullmaC's tiMcst hote..oass will leave
Ch,cuso at 1s:0l noon ON Friday, Muy ~, via the
Chiougo, BurlInxton T. Quincy ltuilruad. and will
run through 10 San francisco without chnDXe.
For bcrshs In this car apply carly at thu Chrn-
70, Burlington i Quinoy ticket olacc, " C.urk
street.
, 1881-05-18

thort time bo1uro Lord nuacnngtlalu's death
he tuttulateu u nne Ut hls attendants That hU 1n-
tented 10 provide tor All h,s strsuntH wbu hui
been tn hH services u short utne. As tUt tue
, 1881-05-18
The following msrriaso license, vero I...s.~

Thu fskfnvtnp r,.rr,~,o "'-"--~->~.-
lertInvt 1'''"s' "eenaca were ls,u,d ~.
Name, Ar avs
Robert L. Johnsou. II vton onftsstatHtt.
MArlh E. CicRSo. .,Tuwn ~ ~. ~
Atnnl0 punah. .......,8 ..Auu,n r.,.@
MMRkie Johnson....... W....ilyuu Ssa1E "
Faclnv f3vDsuk. .,,.,.,.T . t,ho,. All
I Anton1a i.lska.........M.... .ChleS ~
Aunuat Mcyers :. N A,h,ax
uase ~, nnasp''''''''''".M'. ..N AshisJ.
t.s,te }nn nsreefi:.. 1l..:.M Fifth,
! sosspnnn %.ss / m,fis ase'ee3"'".ll flilh