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, 1881-05-14

or,,rr M THE Chief SfayAf. OFFICER
w,s,,tyoroy, d. e., 3Iay Al q. n'.-lndi-
"M .'.,a,,s. Far Tennusscu md tho Ohio Valley,
s"stnarIy 10 westerly winds, fair weather,
sor,iut,rJ HIGH temperature, stationary or
sIowly.talns barometer.
ror ths Lake rcgtnn. pnrtly cloudy
v.ather md areas Ut ruin, winds mostly
t,nul east to south, falling barometer, aild IL
s,Irtt rlsa in temperature.
Far llu Upper Mississippi mud l.ower Mis-
eo,ri Valleys, local rains alld partly cloudy
,ruatlpr. slightly warmer s0utherly to vest
erIy Winds falling followed by rising bar ON
eter.
ary, HAzEN's OBSERVATIONS.
rb. Chief Sgnnl Onlcer furnishes the fol-
lowing stccla! bulletin:
4 storIa of slight energy has developed III
tha Northwest, and heavy lucal rains aro re-
ported from lowl, tho Upper laku region.
suI Minnesota. Fair weather continues III the
Southern and Middle Statcs. and Docnl ralns
prcyalled In New Euglalu1 during Friday.
, The Temperature has fallen five to ten
degrees n tho f.uke rugIoit, New England,
nd The ,ltll'o States, and risen slightly in tho
southern ssatcs and the Northwest. 1t con-
tnlleS AOuY0 tue tne1n 10r th0 1HDnIn IN HI N!a-
t,!cls except the New Engllnd coast and In
TeIas, nal is tuu dearces nbovo tho mean III
illinois, indiana, Kontucky, Missouri, ainrylund,
md V!rginIu.
TIE HIGHEST TE,llERATu1sEs
tcposted during Frdny weru M foilows: Lynch
pu,v and Augusta, W dogrecs; Washington and
baltimore, I'll; Philadelphia and Wilmington, o.;
Norfolk. Chattanooga, Momphia, Atlanta, and
Httsburg, % degrees.
THE RIVERS
have fallen acvon Inches at Dubuque, twenty
lnchcs nt Cairo, thrleen iliehcs ut Cincinnati,
md facn nine Inches Ut kcokuis, whoro It Is
within s!1 nehcs Of tho danger ltno. The Mis-
al.stppl has rcmnlncd stAuonary Ut Memphis.
Helena. aud VtcksburR, nnd fallon one Inch ut
New 0rleans.
THE INDICATIONS
Ire TINT tho weathor will be fntr and slightly
sooIef In New England during Saturday, fol-
loved BY local rains ind rising temperature on
sunday
Thu temperature will prnbahty rise ia tho
Middle States during Sunday, with flir woAtler
ind souther!y tu westcfly Winds.
Tho Mississippi will fhl B!,wiy At tho stations
16Uyo Davenport and nt Ut. Louis and Iniro,
but wt1I rcf,nln stationary nt N1mphis, Helena,
md Eleksburx. Thu Ohio. fenncssc0, A1lu Gum
besl1nt xIlI fall slowly.
LucAL oBsEnvArfnSs.
sfSs ky<H Ifmsri liza
, 1881-05-14

SOMERSET. Ky., Muy l3.-A dog Of Mr. Gus.
tincsu, In the eastern lnstton Of this county,
brought Into tho yard last oyoutng the bead Of q
man. which, IN examination. wms found to DO
tho heai uf stock dcnter whu disappeared
mystoriuusly fnw days HEo. Dcoonpt,slt tIon
had not aet In. Tho remainder OF the body bus
not b4tn found.
, 1881-05-14

Two boys Ut Orange. Pn. who had soon lnr-
uuLl'x !attuus1 q reek, dociduA to 70 into the
shnw business with MI Intuition, Tnsy rn1.
Eurel SAroty oF oil c0lurs. and ono siAb6rAtciyl
crutlon lasted all hay, and that nlHht thu deco
r1trl boy slept sitting tu cnals by hut st0so.
80 AZ to dry thoroughly. Next day Ills cta1n-
tpanlun put him I'll exhibition tn = breezy shel*
Glid bu caught cold. being nulc. Tho enter.
priss ended III pueumnni4 for tile curiosity Aua
u loxgLax fur tho u2hibltors
, 1881-05-14

fspm tho fndlnn Nation tu-dny, says he loea mot
bnIfHve there IL any rensun for connecting vAiTa
xams wsss, With Dorsey. l!e hays Mr.. yail wont 70
htpHelf strictly. Mr. v. Il uiio Ut tho Richest
men III 1aekspn EUuhty, md 1lHs made most Ut
ht8 fuUhUY K1flEq he pccalt a mail contractor,
, 1881-05-14

DoLxsvlLt.n. Kas., May 13.-W. Il. Aar-
shall and James York, yo.nK men res14lug
near town. Kos Into difficulty about cot
ton planter. Hard words pAssutl, wllell
York drew knife aud stathctl hlrshall In tho
9ho1tdon Hrlsttlng under tho wound, htMr.
shall drew ku!ru aud pltlnKol II Into f0rk'H
sido, from tho effects Df which ho dteI ia four
hours. MasahaIl gave himself up.
, 1881-05-14

upon = tcqnissIon from tIov. Porter, Of E,t-
wnrd Kimberly. against whom nm tndntrent ~
pcn,l!nY for hnvtrR n,ntczslGd 9ih0 nf tho funds
Of tho Uniform Nnnh Of knIEhtA nf PythIas,
whito SecrutAty Of titat budy. IN this city.
, 1881-05-14
S., y WILLIAM {. CHANDt rR,

loa7,,', ~, O9paEeh 70 IN CAItua, Trth,,n.
sor \, Nay 1.-Wlll1n,c II Th,...,Is.
Of aa tm,as, tnsae.ser N. H.. engaged In ths ~ tr,sI
uoq Or d,ssht case, authurizss tho con n,ro,,in'
A.t h. WI 'aseaes N9 from Washington an,o,,ncIng
scor y! "nsa,aw fru tue .,,,os. u'nee Tnn ~
h'sst oass assvuuuata's;p uua 10 sass % .he idea Sns @
|0teteQ Ills mind Wv 'As~ ""s
, 1881-05-14

spfetds 0hraFeh to 7ht Chicago 1ttblnA
BnockvlL1.E, Ont, hfay l3.~-A3ont fifty
Un0n men In tho j. Smart Stove t. IIari-
wars Manufacturing Company quit work
TINS ayenlng on account of snn1s boys and
non. y Elon men bntnH employed. Tho arm told
Ing, 1ne tnon tney you'd etapIoy whom they pleased,
, 1881-05-14
NOT so BAD AS REPORTED.

COUNCIL isE.uYes. H., May IA spselal met-
sage frotn Council Hlll1s, dated biay 10, Issl.
stating that hundr"sis aud thousands OF Cattle
have died In Wcstern [pwa and Eastern
Nobrasks, Il q bass fAlseho4d, aud calculated TO
lusleal the public. Il fuw DEATHS hava nCuurred
unuug nirh cuws. frequently Oh thu low 1uttom
, 1881-05-14

TlCKLE0 OVER a REPAlR-SHOP.
sr. Lorls, Mo-. May 1a-Tho Pullman Pnlace-
Our Company has0 cotanuncod tho erection Of q
large rcpatr-shop. to uccupy nearly block OF
ground OIL Scott nvonte, ndjNcent to tho Union
llopot Cotnpn1Yts tr,!oks ard will hnvu the
building completed nnd tho SHOP In operation In
sixty i1Uya,
, 1881-05-14

c.., 1,..u,s..a. ss,., r,.,.a. ,u.
:, GeneEal tAsseu9et ahu lIcket AHcnt
barneS' OF tHe No1thern fncl1lc, came u
-
acnerhl passenger Agent .. Il. Hooper, OF
tho Hannibal s. st. Joe. arrived lii Chicago
Yesterday morning,
,,l, ~ ~,
General lleket anu passenger Agent 81.
John, OF tho Rock Island, waa kGpt FROM duty
yextnrdav hv n sutl,1an Illness.
MID Il. IIenly, Agent of tho Rock Island
:. -.
, 1881-05-14

Special Dtspatea to 1h4 CAteaoo Tribune,
LAPAYErTE, Ind, May lA+-Somo twelve
or fifteen Of tho helpers iii the blacksmith
shops Of the Lafayette Car-Works demanded
an Increase Of pay from 3l.25 to sl.G0, This
Company paid them oil. and their places
navo noen anpplcd. Thoro arO 40 mon ON.
plnred Il. 'ho various departments OF tho car
WORKS, but no othoE dom lnds Nore mado.
, 1881-05-14
col, FREEMAN w,

col. FREEMAN W. NoRyILL,
DEr1olT, Mich, May 13.-Coi. Freeman W.
Norv!ll. II wcll-known Michigan officer In
thu War Of tho Rebellion and Mexican War.
died thta afternoon. lie had hccn In poor health
frOnl nervous ttlNurder1 fur some ti1nu. lie
leAycs quito n tuinlty.
, 1881-05-14

DAlLAs, Tex, May 1a-J. u. I,ygo has
been arrested. charged with abstracs!ng let
tcrs addressed to Miss Ltzz!e S!uau, Ills
gieAt, All important witness In several cAses Of
h!s atalnss tnsQFutioa ootnpanlea. Miss nlosn
, 1881-05-14
FIRE RECORD.
At lNntANAlsDL1S,

al In NaAN AlDlIlSs
IND1ASApDf1s. Ind, May N.-lfill's plan
lng-tnlll, corner Of Georgia and East stFoets,
burned tlIts morning atuilt Q O'uloek. Tho
building was closely packed with lumber In
NIL degrees Of manufacture. Thu yard was
full ot piles Of lumber. 1t Is supposed 10
lave caught front tile oyerllentinR ot wasta
lumber In the furnace.rooi,l. Tho loss Ia al
most t0tat. THO buildings in tie vicinity
wore damaged somewhat. Mr.. I'LL places
h!a loss at 5000 to 10000. Storty after
tic fire lind started the band connecting tho
tly-wl,eol with tho machinery, wltcl, WAS In
lsntlon ut tho time, WIS snapped. Tho wheel,
which was OF cnst-trun, released from c0,,-
trNt nettuirGu such 4 terrific motion tint 1t
bnatrd with 4 loud noIag. t)no section Of tho
wheel. We!EhinH !!0 pnt,nds, !leH through tho All
mud fell IN she!hn''sc's eoat.ya1i aornss tho
street, and section weighing no pounds and
Mhnut three Rud II haff feet long crashed
tl,rAGh tho rnni 0f tho mill. asccnded lM feet
y tho 't!r, and, lust Fr'txlnR tho c0i1b OF ar.
tlllta two.sturr residence across tho street,
shed II tho rear, passing through tho t'oor ana
nut through tho rG1r will nttl tho Hrtlund, fall.
Ing a itlstnnco OF HUI feet fran tito point At
which It started. Thu vel0eFty Of tho Tying sec.
t!OtI WIS 10 Rroat that tho aperture It mAtfe III
tha wooishel Mas onIy fo~ !,,eica In lcna.h
speetai Dispateh to 11.s Chteapo Tf.bant.
!NbtAXAroI:1s,, Ind. Mar l3.--The planinG-
mill Of q. ". ttit,, m East ind Georgia streets.
wns totaity doatrnyod hy fro this lnornlng. Iuss,
sssssy y eS ssss So;as: ssg Hsw eshaa xssf
Milwaukee, f0l1s3 on stock IN yard. In
CAIsso, Paris. '$l50Eu.
, 1881-05-14

IarFFALo. N. y. May l3.-The Buffalo pipe
l.|ne Company have sDd to thu Rock City p)po
Limo Company ali thoIr real estate Ia this clty.
Eric. and Niagara County, toeothcr with I'M.
proycitents Ut aal kInda, for confederation Ut
, 1881-05-14

C1SctysArr, o., May 1:i.-Mat. Gilbert
Truper, ex-s1ayor OF Connersvflle, Is re-
ported to have i,een arrcatod on charge OF kill
inH hlB Wffe with IL pitcher while drunk.
, 1881-05-14
AN APPEAL GRANTED.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May l3.-To-day tho
Supreme Court granted all appeal III the Case
Of James B!Ect,aIu, sentenced tn be hanged
ut Lowishurg May II for the murder OF D. N.
Had!or, anu super1odcaa has beou issued atAy.
tllY AfI execution.
, 1881-05-14
SAMUEL. +, JlAMRLETOS,

CINCINNATI. O., May 1a--SaMuel i. 1lau,-
blcton, n prominent stcanlbont-huilaer and
river mn,l, died Inst evening. lie cattle to
this city over fnrty years n1o from baltimore,
Gt,nRpiunollsty nnl honornby III tho politics and
tho History OF Mary1nnd.
, 1881-05-14
HENRY WARD BrEcHFR.

nA1.T1MonE, May 13-Tho attorasy for the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society Of Western
MaryIaud has tod his declaration to tho suit
aRA!nat tho lsev. Henry WnrL Ueechcr for fKll-
urp IT. ieltvnr 4 Ieaturb ucooFallng to aKreomons,
nul claiming $lD,Uu0 damages.
, 1881-05-14

TIE BUFFALO nAKERs.
BUFFALO. N. T., May 1s,-The bakers
threaten general strife on Monday pnie7s
tholr wages are increased. Tho employers arc
ngxk
, 1881-05-14

68atso9 HNY4tek 70 TAs LAlsaoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 1a--Last night n
vaiuablo mata belonging to Edward Fryback
WIZ stulsn. ths asat taken for s9yarui u,uu!hs lu
iha locality. shs stg!la"so VI tho oilcoss avssF"
, 1881-05-14
CHANDLER DENIES.

MANCHESTER, N, H., May W.--wnllam q.
Chandler denles that he II shout TO Withdraw
from lhs conteat tor the o1ioo ot so1lclsor-Gen-
0rn!.
, 1881-05-14

LITTLE Rock, Ark, MAY 11.-WlllIs
Reeves, who murdered William Drake In
Crawford County last ncconlbcr. has been suu.
tuncei 10 hung at WIN tluren July t.
, 1881-05-14

JUIIN M ING GEl{SUI4l+
DET1.n1r, Mich, May. la.-Ihis morning
the lion. John ". tngerso1, m nld prominent
Mtch'san JOURNALIST anl politician, dlc'l ut
Corunun, Mich. n9e.t ~ ythrs. lie bud been
nourly blind nnI iii 'talinB' health fur tho pns'
four yours,
, 1881-05-14

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Ata meeting Of
the Directors Of the l'it,sburg. Cincinnati! d
st. Louis hallway Company to-day, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: IL D. Roberts,
1rcsilont: J. N. Mccullough. Firtt Vice PresI-
dent; William Thnw. Sec1nd Vtce.frest-
dcnt: Thouags d. Mcssler. Third vice-rresldent
and Cnntr1fler; 8. Il. L'xxett, Secretary; ste-
phcn W. White. Assistnnt Secretary; Bic. G
SpcnQar. Vren4uEuf.
, 1881-05-14

'C1NGNN4Tl. o., May ls.-~liensy While. a
hookkc0pur ot Fayetta National ual,k, Of
Lexington, Ky. wvs arrested aast night on y
Charge ut implies ton III tho thtft ct bonds from
that bauk Nbout a month NSs. ' 80.
, 1881-05-14
sriitit,K 3yirIt A uATC1IHr.

L0rfsv1LfE, May 13.-J0hn Ferguson and
Alexander Hawkins quarrc'ct this forenoon
IN n restaurant, when tho Inter throw batchet
nj Ferguson, crushing his hcnd 10 It !s thought
hu will die. Hawkins escaped.
, 1881-05-14
TIRED 0E LEE.

l1HEU OF LHE, -.
5psttat Nspat<h to Tbs Chteaao Tribune,
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,. May 1a-Gotlt0b Aelduer,
laborer, 81 ygurs oE ago, hMn9ad himself to-day
whI0 Ialoftng under mental alteration.
, 1881-05-14

NATIONAL POLICE CONVENTION. s..
OMAHA, Mob. May lJ.-rhe National Polloo
Convention moets horo n1yt Wednesday. tbs
18th Inst, for Its a,llIual session. ln,pugtant
business will cornp up for Its consideration, :
, 1881-05-14

ETAGE.CDAEli EfOHHED.
MASON, Tex. May 1A-'rhe up-bound
blackboard was stopped, and the mall, con-
taIt,Eng several registered packages, rlliel by
man tfl8RuthtHl.
, 1881-05-14

saIom1ler c0!f1ctaI for temperature e!uyation.
ND Instrumental e1ruF,
Mean barometer, Hing.
Naan thermometer. u
Mean humidity, H1U,
!itkhett Temperature, G7.1
L0Nsst temperature, III.
0kSEnAL OHaknvATtnEk,
CHICAGO, ltay l3-i3;is ., I'd,
, 1881-05-14
AN UNFOUNDED REPORT.

AN UhF0UNDED REPORT,
8ptetai Dspatca to 1hs Chteaso THbuns.
noarox. bfay I-Tho dispatch from London
published this mornlug uuuoruolng tho reported
loss Of III emlRruut ahtp which sailod front Gal
wny Inst week. u untuuuasd, hs tho vessel re-
forra1 to, tho Phlrntcla,l. hus arrived bore
, 1881-05-14
DIED or A PISTOL WOUND.

DIED tJF n I'IETUT1 WUUNU6
CtyGlSNATI, May 13.-T!1omns Coleman
died IN bath County. Kentucky, on tho ilth
irss.+ frnn the effects Of ahht from pistol rc.
cciyu tllt the 9TH Inst. frntn tienrvo EhrUut. It
Ia snlf to hnye buct1 In seIfsttofgnso.
, 1881-05-14

AT DETROIT, aIICr.
DETROIT, Mlclt., May 13.-tThc Estey Manu-
faoturLnH Con,panys saw- mlll burned nt Owosso.
Mch.. this nornlnY. LOSE, eG.000; Insurance..
SLIM
, 1881-05-14

Pnov1bl.:;cE, H., liny l3.-rhe Old Second
Univcrsalist Church, occupied by II number
of business firms, was damagol fortnight by tlro
, 1881-05-14
STILL COMING.

uALrIXoNH. Md, Mny 13-saFeutoea hnndrea
tuuaixrauts arrived lu th!s city to-day.
, 1881-05-14

EhI HEXALElt AIkItE TEUs
8pketal IspatsA 10 IN Chteaao Tribune.
lNDlASArot.ls, Ind, May l3.-News haA
been received OF tho arrest III Now lutk
, 1881-05-14

NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE,
NEw UnlIA.a. May h-ny resolution Of the
Executive Cluholl, tho regular trleuniul Cutt-
held In b. Louis July ".
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
wHEeE THE BOXES WILL BE.


The following have been agreed upon
as the signal bsKes 70 be used in the fire
alarm telegl aph system soon TO be con-
structsd In this city:
At Beech street end Maryland avenue.
Weccaeoe engine house, Jackson street
between Front and Second streets.
AT the corner of Fourth and Broome
streets.
At Ninth and Madison streets.
Friendship engine house, Tenth and
Shipley streets.
Water Witeh's new engine, house Sixth
street, near Tatnall.
Fame Hose house, Second street, be-
tween Orange and Shipley streets.
Washington engine house, French
street, between Third and Fourth streets.
Reliance engine house, Fifth street,
between Walnut and Poplar streets.
Delaware engine house, Sixth and
French streets.
At Tenth aud Lombard streets.
Phoenix engine house, Twelfth and
King streets.
AT the junction Of Elicit and Vande-
yer avenues aud Market street, Ninth
ward.
Al the Diamond State rolling MILL
west side Of Third street bridge.
AT Eleventh and Church streets, north
side of Eleventh street bridge.
At the Middle depot.
These locations form two convenient
circuits and encompass the city sc
thoroughly that additional boxes can BE-
erected from time to time At but little
expense.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
FIRST EDITION.

HARPER's MAGAETEE for lay might
with some propriety be distinguished az
the George Eliot Numb ber, since 1t con
taiDs the hrst portrait over published OF
George Eliot that would be recogn sd
by her friends. The paper on George
lot is contributed by q. Kegan Paul,
and is very interesting as giving a true
portraiture of the oman as we'll Just
estimate of her place In literature
Among the illustrations of The paper
are pictures of the drawiDg~roop. at
the Priory where George Eliot held her
receptions, and her grave.
Moncure ID. Conway cont butes re-
markabIy inter esting article on Thomas
Carlyle, with eight illustrations The
article contains a great deal of new mat
ter concerning CarIyle's career, as i'm
parted by him self in several interview
with Mr.. Conway.
This number opens with novely in
the shape of fronlipiece-one of Alb
bey's tuilpage Illustrations of Herriok's
poems.
Prof. Merrill Edwards Gates contrib
utes a timely article on Athens and the
Greeks OF to-day. The article is Illus
trated with twelve pictures representing
Characteristic Athenian scenes and
characters, including due portraits Of
King George and Queen Olga.
Mrs. Aaron II. Perry ntrlbutes AN
exceedingly interesting paper entitled
"Decoratiue Pottery OF Cincinnati" )"
with twenty excellent Illustrations.
Marc Cooks "Camp Lou"-au illus
trated poper on the Lake St Regis re-
Rion OF tue Acknowledges A atten.
ton to the sanitary advantages OF that
neighborhood 10 those suffering from
pulmonary disease.
Shirlaw's painting, "The Indian Girl"
is reproduced in mas.erly ebgraVirgs
by Kruell, accompanied by charming
poem from the pen OF Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, VINO also contributes poem ON
George Ehot.
One OF the notable features OF this
n una ber Is the shortest loVe.stoTy ever
contributed to any magazine. 1t il
wr. tten by EdwaId Everett Hale, and is
less than n page In length
Is. NJ. JOnnsl on contributes anJtnef OF
his iuimitable Georgia sketches, entitled
"The Unexpected Parting oS the l5easley
rwtus," Illustrated by Frost.
Miss WOolson's "Anne"-the best
serial story by an American author ever
published-iS continued; aud Mr..
Hsrdy's "LsOdiceano presents IN every
successive number unexpected and STARE
tng features oi interest.
George licknor Curtis contributes an
important paper op the recent ruling BY
he Speaker of the British House Of
Commons. +. Ii. Robertson coatri butts
a beautiful little poem, "Aprille;" and
Margaret Il. SanRster one of sinking
merit entitled "rhe Market Bell."-
Other poems are coutri Outsd by Nora
Perry and Rose Terry Cooke.
The Editors Easy Chair +, n It's character
stic vein, gossips concerning the resent
inauguration, the opera OF Don Giovan-
nj, Carlyle's "reminiscences. Information.
al Copy right, Woman's Education In
| England and the absurdity OF the TOO
prevalent custom of attaching English
names to objects whose associations are
| wholly American The other Editorial
| Departments are sustained with the
usual vigor and interest.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
G eneral News.

A party of masked men rode into To
leds, Arkansas, on Sunday, and half Of
them surrouadsd the Court House
while the others entered the county
treasury, blew open the safe and stole
fiom $1,000 to $4,000. The robbers
escaped.
Edward A. Johnson, a Philadelphian,
has been lodged In Jail at Norristown
on the charge Of having been accessory
10 the murder Of samuel Clugston, at
Valley Forge. He will have . hearing
Oh Thursday.
The Secretary of the Treasury yes"
terday issued circular calling IN the
outstanding Six Per Gems. maturing on
July 1sL, and making it optional with
the holders to have them extended At
~ per cent.
The United States Treasurer now
holds al the New York assay office and
the Philadelphia Mint nearly ninety
millions of gold bullion-an amount
sufficient to keep the Philadelphia Mint
constantly employed for the next fifteen
months. II is estimated that the impor-
talon of gold bullion and coin during
the current nAcal year will reach al
least one hundrsd millions.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
LEVY COURT.

Yesterday George w. Ruttsr, living at
Riddles mills, was appointed constable
for Christiana hundred.
The following gentlemen we're receiv-
ed as securities for the collectors:
For William IA Ii. Kyne, collector of
Of Northern district Of Wilmington hun
dred, Thsmas Toy, john Hartman, John
Fehrenbaeh, James Murphy, William G.
Foard, Patrick Hughes, Henry Bradley,
Johu CrumliSh, Fraucis 4. Kelley and
Thomas Russell.
For Z. Il. d. Bedford, collector of the
Southern district Of Wilmington hundred
Hartman & FShrenbach, ". II. Blake,
Barkley & Bro, Andrew Traynor, D.
Barkley, James Bsrkley and John Hart.
man.
For Samuel L. Killgore, collector OF
Christiana hundred, DIR. Swithin Cham
dler, ID. NJ. Price, Abner MollingSworth
and Frauklin Hastburn.
For Benjamin Gregg, collector White
Clay Creek hundred, s. j. Marshall W.
E. Gibbons Thomas Clough, 8. p. AlrIch
J. A. Singer.
For w. P. Reese, collector for Pensad.
cr hundred, John R. Reese, William
McCouaughey.
For John A. Cleaver, collector Red
Lion hunGred, W. A. Jester, william
Davidson, W. Beck, John Shunder, H.
K. Strub.
For Purnall J. Lynch, collector Bt
Georges hundred, II. E. Walker Alex
Maxwell, Thomas MeCracken, George
Echenhoger.
For Richard Hanson, collector Apo
quininink hundred, Edmund Morgan
Joseph Roberts, John f. Wilson.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
RAILROAD MOVEMENTS.

aoMR THINGS THAT LOOK AS IF THE
b. & o. Il. r. PEOPLE MEANT BUAI-
NESS.
Agents of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company are now applying
to various property owners III the
southwestern and western portions of
the city, in relation to right Of way
for The proposed new railroad between
Baltinere and Philadelphia. From
the coarse pursued by these inquiries,
it looks very much a. if the new road
would come into this city from the
south by way of the Wilmington &
Norlhern Railroad tracks, to Front
and Madison streets-or else cross
Maryland Avenue to Front street, be-
tween Madison and Monroe, through
Stewards foundry yard-thencs across
to Second and Monroe streets, from
which point it will follow the west side
of Shipley Run and proceed to the
Brandywins. Ameng others, Il. T..
Dilworth, who has semmsnced the
erection Of some houses at Second and
Monroe streets, has been asked to
name a price upon his lots and the
work so far done apon his proposed
houses. Negotiations have also been
made by the Railroad Company's
agent in regard to the purchase OF
Quinby b Bro.'slumber yard property,
which has froht of about 100 feet on
Front street and extends back on
Madison street TO Second. This pre-
perty, it is supposed, the company has
it's eye upon for main Wilmington sta
ton of their new line. It's admirably
adapted for this purpose and would
make an elegant location for freight
station. From the inquiries now being
made of property owners in thi.
nei Rhborhood, it looks a. though a
large number of houses would be pur-
chased and torn down to make way
for the new road. These movements
indicate more strongly than anything
that has yet occurred that the projec-
tors of the new road mean business
and propose to construct the son
peting line as soon as possible.