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, 1881-07-05
CHICAGO DRYING rAn1z.


Inn rnco''neotlils Terminated! yesterday In
u g'nrlons SUCCESS. Ihcro wns'a gteat
gathering ut tl'c track, thu weather was DE-
llghtfu!, the track In aculo ortIer, aud tho
sport Of 4 rare character. 1twas II huiittinx
conclusion for tho most Interesting a1ld most
successful raee-meat1''s cyor he'll IN tile
West. Tho management ln!s been oI,ter-
prlshlg, energetic, md c]rlcnt, aEd 1t Is
gratifying TO be ablo to s.ate tlat tue
net proceeds Of tho meeting Will
probably exceed slo,ooo, q sun tint
few !; ..asoc1nti0ns l,'!yo ever Teallzcd
from one meeting. AS Il Ila&ter of c0.lrsu,
the trick llus sustained tts reputation rs tho
FASTEST nr,i bpat, In tha cnnnirv A f,,y tlny.
~ i,.,,i,1,s so','o,,n,, ~. ,ar,,, ~
~ ~, heaV'.ess sacceeaea ulo saseey s1or'A l1ss
Wet(nestay, anu III CONSEQUENCE tl.u nYer1!ge
t!lau Is not as tust rs WIS expected. but that
tact dops not utrrct tic clmractcr OF TIC
trnnt sI,l," iu,ln,s ~ ,ho 'i",, ,,."ro = -
D"w a1ui j. il T. nr,wstor ~ 0 Of 't uhfsnvo = a,,I nd
+: Q. Elliott Ut GulEat!a 'ronn., John Funk
at Henderson. Kentucky, j. II. Smith Of
CincIn,,ntl MI, n. tinvo nj f,h,rnmo wora
tha ,,,,,nrs ''@'> - - Nse8 - ~''~"s' "ofs
taO uAels., -: ..:...>.- : ...,.ss. :,
Iho proHsam called for four raeea..-usa
, 1881-07-05

NEW Y0lK, July. 4.-At .tha brighton
4sacit Cpursc, tls titrce~t!ttarters Ut a t4ilo
dash was won BY Urtdecaks,, Nukanlora suc-
ontl, kItty Clark third; t!lne. 1:la1. Tic
nlle lent raco was won by Jerry III two
seraiRltt lleats, SpragAu second, HcattlIla
third cacl. heat: thug. 1;45, no. Tle selling
sg.[osots ss s 's s:c ss % M Oss tisf # hSx1, Sn
ii:a4}5,.. Thu sl,Hrt steopta ullise WIS won ty
M!ss S1nll0y, lkv l!etil!anl,, gec0nds Tvts.r
third ttlae, B:Ol. Tl,e lllr!llv rura wis wn'l
hys ~ stGnnnx, liuntce second, 'slsysark thka;
, 1881-07-05

Knight replacing tito latter Mt first l'ase.
Jhea tastr Ah.H we're put asit In st4creassnt.
In flm ,lrSt eight Innings NJ tho ganIe l':-
tn'lt Ihahe hut ellr rrrOr,-lhat Ill hfeftli1"w
IN lirst by WlIitnuy,-wlitlo Worccst.r nHntlo
eight OUTRAGEOUS errorB, Including m,itFs Of
easy illus BY Carpenter, Dorgaln, mil Crcaml.
err. Mountain brnccd ll,, mud nltlo.i2ll co,.l-
S,e T. lssss ls 'ss ri 6 aGse'1 @ tS
lits were iijnc nii hin after. sIto t'rst iMnn1.
Knight pjuyed titst without NJ error, fcl1r-
!nE twenty lnctl. WIG, thG assst,,nce M nf
itey s'ie, .S o{;' f{;E'fat,X anX~ % qr ows' ,s,;,s.
uncariio.i. iii Two h,sc. on calfe.t balls,
iiar,lt's 'two.,asu i,!t. Errors ~ irwin a,,l
StS, says s'; ,H.i, ,ct9t II 9 n''ss s'xt; Il e te
,l,fti seyurcir, nlnk kti,g tl,rou t''rc,aso hits,
Increasing thu runs to II. ana whining with
nj, inning to sparD.
:i;'!5 Il
&EisH sfss; 5s;.st
Throe- l,.sc. htis-Ulekersou, tIotalinE, non-
nftt;, /, ,nerhanit: MsHnsaia. 1nt,al. =, n,,,o,,
Frat baso M as-wnrcGsfcr.a =: Detroit. &:
btrok0t,t-whltney, dcrhurtit, lsoiIly, Mount
pa.eed laiis-nushonR, u, 1,ol'Iy, =: Powell, !.
: Wild pitChp4-ltluhfatIntl. !.
1ime-rwp ttnurs at.d fifteen minutes.
''txnipssG,a tSptttai pi;ss,ea to The cattapo Tribune
DErI.olr. Mich. Jnly, I.-An lmnIcnsc
dcisat q t!,o Si Worssstsrs S Ths betrS!fs % prs.
senteti tioEr regular hil fnr tho llrst tilir IN
te,.. days. wlllle tho W1rcestcrs were coi,l-
pellotl 70 put DOrgtil ut short In tlaco Of IT.
win. WHO showed lily l'ai,d through M onltil,
will be ltsA!,ictl by the sllts for 4 fortnight.
Corey and BARLEY. wera boti hit nbpllt catlal-
~. the former FOR eleven naHl thu lntter
tWnlYe, will totnls Ut tiftGen a,Mi fn.lrteel,.
Singles by D0rgan, Richmond, md Carpunter
gave tic Wnrcrsters rilli III tho fourth ;
i base tH bnlls and base l!i!s By .CreaH,er and
DnslsuhE,alloter In the llft'is base oil bulls,
singles " Dorg1.n nutl ltIellilontl, nnd typ
Kn'gtt's slngloa'ld lIanloM's two.bascr, with
tirst;, ,Wnosl's, tws!-hagger and singles BY
Knlsht Powell, MlHl 1lelllietttWn y, tho t'ttl':
II thrown iAll, md l'nwcll's sncrltice htt
naltlGd two Il, tho seventh; three lnDrc. MI
cnr,c, wgre aided III tic eighth Of Singles l,y
llo'lck, Whitney. Gcrtlartlt, And Wood. :rlIa
u ll,lse Tilt. IlUllek, GUrl,aidt, alId Powell
played II great ga,!le. Tito Unttlr'!ters hatl n
play spoil. rl!Y attendance Mt the two galhes
tt-ttny WIS 6, l31.
S!$$;;! Ss$;::5
sIssS Sx |s35sf % 3stiot1
HMnloh.
Lett t,i hises-syarcestcr, d; Dctfoft,
Ttrst Eusu an bal!s-Wnreestor, =: pctrolt.1.
First lIhsn I'M urr0rn-.t>ctrOt. =.
, Struck out-stovOy' Carpenter, Corey, Powell,
, 1881-07-05
HARTFORD.

: HARTFORD. july d.-Citurter Oak Park
Each race was decided III three straight
lents. III tic 2::s, class Wizz was winner.
Tlmc, o::aa51EI, 2::aa5t4, a:a31l.
'fl'u o:27 class wns Won by C1tngstonc.
Tfine, 2::sE}iA, 2:*ssjA, a:23l{. :,
III class a:.j Scrowurlvor won. Tl,uc,
2:Di19, 3:sS1144, a:Nt{.
.Stavu 1taxwell nlatle two unsuccessful at
tGmpts to bent his twu-1nte record of 4:4S15I.
fiis best tine ttrtlty Was 4:ll4. tstIiy D.,
mile, 2:t4ss{, mule nU better tlla,l 2:31X.
, 1881-07-05

SACRAMENTO, Cal, july 1.-The first race
to-stay, tlasll Of three+luartcrs Of n mile,
WAS won by Sunday III l:l0 'rllesccond r..ce,
mills heats, wus won by Minnie NnrriB i'll
1:4a}1, 1:4714. rho tltlrtl race, two-anl-a-
quarter mile DASH, handicap, WINS fine con
test between connor, Nathan Coo1nbs, and
Clnra d. Conml,s and WIS won by length
III 4:0O}s... Tho lust event was IL c1i,sltn tlun
purse, iul|e,nl'd.il'qaArler dash, md WIS won
by Jelsulo D.; time, 3a::la.
, 1881-07-05

amt 11nrkis. MctaII Enll for two 10 one
against tIm field, but fiarkls wni, u alraight
,.eaIh: ting :::::7 {. s:!sl1s. s:@ Eacl, i!eat
claimed t'at In .can repeat casliy In .,:i7.
There were nt1la ciilries fur the Iltxt event,
n running uurse Of S:at, nlilH heats. j.. ii.
"sx ,s as,ay ~ III 1'k nshal thy 'st oa ana
tiniU t:47N, l:AS, 1854.
, 1881-07-05
JftAf1sDFN IsArlH.

SrnISdFtEhD, Mass., duly 4.--I1amp,len
park-Doston Pilot wol,, dcfcnttng Dick
Dainp1c BY taking three straight heats.
Tlnlc, 2:S01ff, $40, 2:l511.
In tho 9:W clAss Pct won the first heat In
2:37. but, havlng received d lul,l sJ,raln, wns
retired. litt!e Mlary was second, and
johnny THRU III THIS tent; Johnny to0k the
, 1881-07-05

= dpFst4s p!spattA - ~ Chlsaso 1stouna.
., CINCINNATI, T., duly, 4.-Tho summer
lneettux Of the Chcstur Park; Association
opane4 to-day to tic largest attelltla,ice ever
ut the pnrk, The tIrst lpce WIS three.
minute c!ass for d si,Qoo' purse with thres
starters, Kate McCa!l. Highland Stranger.
, 1881-07-05
TONY pAHTOn.

At tho Grand Olera.lIonso yesterday Mr..
Tony Pastor playol to large houses after
noon anil Avunlng, Ills yartety company Is
everywhere recognized rs one Of the best Ut
thu klnl In the country.
, 1881-07-05
YACHTING.

CLEyErAsn, O.. July 4.--1n n yacht re-
gatta hero to-ttay over the twcnty-inlles
course, the Cygnet Of buffalo, won the
Gardner Challenge Cup for tlrst-class yachts,
bentlng tic capollne; time, 'I:46:D1.
Of ErIe,, won the Association
Challenge Cup, beating 1da tsecond), Rover,
time, 4 :::.S :D3. :
In the tll!rtt class Unique woi, first prize,
Pullny Press SECOND, Ia,iy lla thlrl: I'm.
kilawit and ktttia Nnisl. also sailed. The
wlnnersf tflIu Was 3:4l :h0i4.
, 1881-07-05

BosToS, slass., July 4.-Thlrty to forty
tllousand people witnessed tic reguttA on
Charles River. The tl,ree>nIile rAce, with
tur!l, for pruttssi0 WIS won by li0smer
In y :lg; ltnls.ei srcDln1.
:, Tl,e houble-scull r,lca, three miles. for pro-
if,s,sss,onals, was won. by: plalstcd aud Lee III
,.,fn S".r m Buckley, of Portland, won ths tlree~
, 1881-07-05
TROY VS.. BUFF!ALO.

IRD1 VS. BUtFAI40.
spfetat Hispateh to TIT CH,eapo 1rtbana.
BUFFALO, n. y, July 4.-At thts ,nort-
ing's gl,me between tho Troys nnd Dur-
fatua, Foley wns batted out Of his position by
tho !lrst liyu battcrs, three runs being carlled.
TlIcn Calvin can,e in and t!lrrw very
wildly, md his waysva1tllsess, aided "
wretched errors OF Willie, gave t1le game to
tic visitors, The 'rroians played without
error, tito outer work of llaukinson atld
Casiins bclng very brilliant
:. flninga- II ! 6 Z 9 .
Troy....... ...........H Q q . . 0-8
Eurnei rtIns-Trny, i: buffalo.
IiRse hits--,rroy, iUs llutrAl..7.
TWn.bnsp hlts-GNtvtn, White. -.
Thrue- t,uae hit-CunnUrs. i.
left on tases-BuifalI, q; TEdy,2.
Flrst llsG TN 1N!s-l!nlral0, ..
20 Ntrst bas4 ouerrnrK-:rroy, I.
: Struck trt-liutfalO, ~: = g. = = y,
lnsg0L bRlla-HullIvnn, =. !.
Wild pitehps-uMlrn, y.
TlnMl-VWp hnurs nul lttcen minutes,
uMplrc-rowers. .-@.. .,
: III tho ga,,,e thta AFTERNOON Buffalo snf-
scor9 Ut II to D. :.
, 1881-07-05
LDSYr AND FOUND.

~ mare ychrH OLD. wuRha nl,out L01 noundn; T.
;c I ss q, T., nsl, hn isT' I'LL sho1t vi. itcled
n sn tt!lnE. natsI.t strnR under 8dy. netonRs 10
nb1Ye, ~ -
, 1881-07-05

1j70lt Stl.E-7SG WEST I.AkE.ST,-A
nne 1nrxc history and basement hflck stort ;s1xi
and i1t Dxla south front. This il Vt inc l,tai
t!eses Of pruperty o1utet n the narkUL roI 10
n'.d sgp 4 at ol,ees 9Ener lives t,e!e and will shtiw
A. enss; y VII ssnt Quick f2s !!J ict yunr, ne
NOfUa MuOtM /, III A{A1lIauli.kt = ~
, 1881-07-05
TO IeENI-ROO.NS,

e. : ..-@. STORES. =. -
RIO RENT--LARuE BRICK STORE ON
Il MlchlxaH.st-% Addresb V u, Tribune 'otl!co,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

THE TAX RATE.-The Rspu6lieas
seems to be displeased with the tax
rate fixed upon by the City Council
1t is especially pleased that II is net as
low az the Democrats fixed it last year.
We hope that paper will remember
that good and sufficient reasons were
presented for the increase Of the rate,
and that 1t was determined upon with
out dissenting vote in the Council;
, all the Republicans joining with all
the Democrats in favor Of it. As all
were I'd favor of the Improvements
that had been determined upon, the
tax rate had to be raised TO meet the
expenditure. II the Council had moi
5ntfodnsed a. fire. alarm telegraph n
solved to build q road 70 the Delaware,
and toIfurnisb money to the Board ol
Public Education to build several new
school houses !; and TO build several
cnlverts and put numerous others in
order and thorough repair, and clean
ths streets, and repave the ''botched
job by the English Bull, on Fourth
street, II. 10 altogether likely the ia,
rate would have been as low this yea
. n
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
TIE COMMITTEE on the Road to

i The COMMITTEE on the Road to
the River, it is now generally under
stood 10 not so united upon the route
by Seventh street as they were be-
fore making their visit ove- the three
routes on Monday. The objections
raised by the jackson 3 Sharp Com
psny have no dout: determined the
majority Of that oommitsee % II will
determine the City Council in the
qnestion Of routes, when 1t finds a
tedious law suit and the risk of d.
lays and heavy damages in the way.
The great immediate object of the
city Is to get . road built to the River
Delaware tor good and substantial
wharf. This can be done by follow
ing either Of the two routes that have
been under consideration for num-
ber Of years. The route by Eleventh
street bridge and Twelfth street, can
be made very oheaply, and could be
built without the expense Of bridge
SO could road by the way Of Christi
ana, Avenue. 80 that there is no me-
cessity for the Council to 60 into LTD
i cation about the route by the way Of
Seventh street. The owners Of land
who oppose this route now may learr
before many years that they have
committed an error in allowing theil
properly to be closed in from the city,
instead of alding in giving free access
to ii by algood and substantial avenue
that might have afforded q finely
shaded drive to the banks Of tht
Delaware. e
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

THE special cable dispatches this
morning say that Mr.. Gladstone, in
accordance with the announcement in
his budget speech, will shoi Sly submit
. scheme for reducing the interest on
the Government annult es. A similar
experiment wos tried just before the
Crimean war, when 24 per cent. annui-
ties were issued for the redemption oi
8 per cents. The issue was not very
successful the war upsetting the mar.
ket. 1t is believed that under the new
scheme Mr.. Gladstone will issue Q,
per cents to ths amount Of ESQ, ,000, ,0Vt
and make . further issue II the frs
one is taken mp anywhere near par.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

-
THR Master Of the Mint announces
that the afourpenny bit win soon cease
to exist IN England, for none have
been coined since 1856, and nearly
600, 900 have gone, out Of circulation
within the past two years. The three
penny bit, however, still maintains an
honorable place in the affections OF
the English people, one Of its chief
fuAotions being 10 drop with charita-
Bile clattsr into collection plates in the
churches. The banks complain that
theaparsons food them with it, and
the Mint has attempted to limit ia
issue, but to no purpose. Nearl,
5000 200 athreepenny bits have beel
set aAoat in q single year.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

FogR SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIONS
left the city this morning, notwith.
standing the unpropitious s.peot Of
the weather. This has Been . bad
season for excursions, nearly every
one that has left the city has done 90
under scioudt 4 SUN and prospects for
rain. We hope It will not be 30 a.
the season advances and the weather
becomesimore settled.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

HNa
d SILK CULTURE, which is with
Americans . comparatively new en-
tsrprise, is increasing steadily in popu-
lar interest, and,pronises soon to be a
very important as well As . very lu-
cratiye vocation. It's growing popu-
larity is largely due to the efforts Of
the Woman's SILK Culture Association
Of the United States, which has its
headquarters at No. 1928 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, and is constantly
atwork spreading information relative
to the development and care Of silk
worms, the handling Of oocoons, and
the preparation Of the silk for market
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
The fstss 'ssrvics ,,pvss.le.ting Co,

The istsx 6ervice investigating com
m'tteein the Post Ones Department
yesterday discovered another instance Of
what thsy condler gross extravagsnce in
tho expenditures for mail service 10 the
southwest. Their recommendations will
resultsih ~ issue Of an order by the
Postmaster tienSral, which, Il is believed,
will result In y m additional saving Of
100000 ~ spnpnr 70 the government
withors 49spy degree gripping the pos
tal servies.yisl =
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
.sThe profession ougpt to bea

seThe profession ougnt 70 bear In
genuine Extract OF Witch Hazel, and in
The remedy be sure 70 designate
the preparation desired otherwise .
worthless article may be obtained.
.The same arm also makes most use
ful and convenient nutrient tonic. in the
form or Coca Beef Tonic which has just
" received the highest commentator.
We have used both OF those preparations
with the mopt aatisfaciory reeuit.: :"--E Edt-
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
Delaware state Bonds! !!
OrrrcE OF srArE Ts.AsuRxss !

OYYIcE OF STATE THKAsURxR, Il
.l Down. DEL.. May w. 1881. )
!, BY virtue Of an Aot Of, the General
Assembly. Of the State, II Delawape, !,
paAsed ut Dover 1t Its session OF lBsl. ! do
hereby give notice 70 holders OF Delaware
state Bonds that I shatl zttend at the
Philadelphia National Bank, IN this city
OF Philndelphia, during the business
hours OF that Bank, on the hfst three
secular days OF July. A. d., lssl, pre-
pared " pay on and redeem bonds of the
said Stale, of The nunrDors followtng:
From No. y9l TO $50, both inclnsive Of the
denomination Of 0nei thousand dollars
each, % the issue of the bOhdB OF SAID
tate under dale Of January. 1, A. D.. 1885
also other, bonds Of The said HtAte OF the
numbers fol llowing: From No. 70 352,
both ,ineiusive, Of the denomination OF
oae thousand dollars each, OF the issue OF
the bonds OF the said state under date Of
January /, A. D., 1857, Oct. 20. A, D., 1865,
september IL, A: D., 1853, and October
Of the said state or the numbers fol-
lowing; From No. = " l7e, bosh inciu
sive, OF the Denomination OF one thous-
and dollars each, OF the issue Of the bonds
OF said State under date Of January 1. A.
~, 1874 And thai from and afleri the first
day OF July, A. D., 1881, Interest will
cease 70 accrue on the bonds herein
desi ignated. This call II Intended 70 tn
cinue all the outstandtng bonds OF the
State OF Delaware" 5fT7ft.eG gll q. I'd
KUBEkTJ. REYNoLps,
Stats Treasurer.
mayl0-tiyleod FrI itI7 TiflEt
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09

NJOrlCK-- PERSONS who:wsre arafted in
IN the htste OF Delaware Tor uhs United
statAslnilitaryser vice IN May, June or
were afterwards again drafted In iseb and
were required 70 procure substitute OF
enter the military service under the latter
draft win md A tDthair advantage TO cOmt
aR ~ ssSsr VIZ ss q Seen es.e s
thoriseA by the State Legisiature TO collect
nom The 6eeretary Of War, The oommata-
ton money pAtd by sneh pernons. The
y 81 os w. " fsa Dses sss
on paid on suoh cases. y. II. b. DAT,
Dover Del.. Julv 10, 1879 IN. .5l.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
PUBLIC SALEs.
pUBLIc SALE ..-[.
27 BUILDING LOTS!
win bs sold at Pubic Sale, on In,
prsmises, FOURTH AND UNION, bTs.
4 sATURDAH, JUNE n, 1851,

viii be sold ct Public Sale, on the
prsmisss, FOURTH AND UNION bTs. >,
I. SATURDAY,, JUNE n; 1881,
.i. v 3pi At4 O'Clock. r. n. gs
a, These lots are In a high and healthy lo-
cation, fourteen minute walk 70 kouIth
and Market streets, o mfautes BY the City
X. q, cars, which W IN run past theee lots
on July 3Dth, this year. The work men
are now laying the tracks. The aims
house and mall -pox hospital Will be torn
down as 10. q ~ the new buildtngs are
erected, whlpa will be In about eight
mouths, These improvements WALL on
nance property and increase Its value, ~
the building Of the city Il. IL. incrsassl
the value oil property on pelaware AVE-
nue., That sold there previous TO the rail-
road being put there, 1t seven and eight
dollars per 1O0t, sold . year istter for
thirty, forty and as high as sixty dollars
per foot. Parsons wantlng lots to build
homes will not nnu such an Opportunity
for years 10 oome 10 buy inrsuch . locs-
tion and ON snch terms. Fourth and
Union streets will be 70 West w Whining
ton, what Fourth and Market streets are
to the city proper now. For pure air and
o healthy ioca tisn 1t cannot besurpasssd
= TEaas.-slo on each lot .. soon q
kaockisi down, ti0 ON huh Of July, % per
| moath until the lots are paid for. a dis
| count OF per cent, on for cash.
THOMAS NJ. OGLE-
Will manage the sale
| DRAKE Il Co., AueLioneers.
| A mack will leave Fourth and Market
streets at O'Clock. luS,SAM
The daily gazette., 1881-06-09
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' summerunderwear;
cotton, merino, Isle, cotton
and-silk, silk. ~
Apart from all considera-
ton Of prices, we have advan-
tage in the largeness Of our
trade which it is worth your
while to know about. And
this is is; it. We can keep what
few want In underwear, this
advantage shows in uncom-,
mon sizes and in many sorts,
when few would do. "A lady,
very large or very small, is
certain to find what she wants
here. That, ofitself,is enough
to bring multitudes here. ei
Our stock of ladies' vests is
now as follows: = J.ee
CAUSE Cotton, u, 10, 80 and 70 cents.
Gesssmer cotton, o uLtle heavier than
carswfsxht J. Wernsfs sauIe Il. rino,
s:ss: sssss:.- made hw nssa si.ss Z si.sJ
RsSh%unsss, I % short sleeys. LAG LAG o o 800 Zoo
ep Wool gsls II 4 s caifea @ merinSo S-S SS cents ;
the same, lighter, 96 cents lhe same
with mere wvoi. ei.20s and drawers
sprsns.~ssshs' IN % hi shtse sas q R arssrs wool.
e3,OO; oS.2S for 'the larger sises.
| drawers 70 match at the same pr Ice.
Lisle. open-work $500. ,
| lknown In the trade ~ " imperial
e-thfsad, rather heavy: H74' ~
h'sh-nssk' short s1.sS s.ssys, u .s.an :. =, =
| hlgh-neck, long siesys, u'
Medium, about eQ uAl to y .thresus 4
hish-ne'k' short slesys; s'ys 70 $50. @
low-neck. short sleeve. ;
GAUGE: +,
hiyh-neck. short sleeve; cs >, , ",
low-neck. short sleeve. f71'f q,
$50 10 ATS. 4
Our stock Of thread, rather heavy,
10 somewlIat broken.
Medium. about equal to 3thread:
hish-neck. long sleeve, 4-ls-
high neck, mort sleeve. b
4.25 10 0.70.
low-neck, short sleeve. e.
$50 70 500.
Gauze: 80
high-neck. short sleeve.
low neck, short sleeve.
" tN 3.7b 10 n.7D.
And q broken assortment VI the two
| thirdssiik mt e2.20 10 $500.
| Children's underwear must
be spoken of another day.
Outer circle. Thirteen tg -strset entrsLce.
| JOHN ,WANAMAKER
18th ST., Market and Chestnut.
PHILADELPHIA.
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rWIND0W' SHADES,

I welnvite an exsminaiion OF our I,a,.|
ana NEW STOCK Of pattsrns In mi
graaes' a aud under market rates,
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a nunprNAEcE MAKINQ AHxn0,
= kfkRfKEi KEi2EsS i22ESIEa sSH Hs5hNs hA -. Isss

a n.s,nDrNA,rcE MAKING Akxno-
a. FEx1Ti0Ns FOR TEE ~ .MIs0Af
4H1k ENDING JUNE 0hs -
ssa ofaSassd ~ the csS osssa's q w.
!, ~ We1pD6cN -. - q
49, u Tha, the ss@us @ q q. thsss hsn-
q = n HipSsy -nias ~! !And AZ ~ NJ ~
= ~ 1910 s,ssy ,s1SSSSfsoSsssssd ,1SSs SSI 70 nsss ths
expenses of The city foI the 'year snding
June aDth IaRl and the amount required
by the Board OF Public Educatious rs ioi-
lows; -
oommissioners of sinking fupd.
.ft;s,ssffaAi payment. os'oD loo o
H$x.ssts ts5,s;;;;;i.;in;isi il per can't. on siS. -
;!szIPF 7l ,s sSaa loan. rsassmsa SYST 60
oeSal,sslaess2f la2 pss s5s &ssa. M Mxpih !. -, -,
lu02.............-....... Asv~ y"
Ins oc,eSessi ,nsa ao' ssai 80
: sSis 9DiS !. q ISL. i laSo W
Redemption % lsan hosSe. 0ooa ~
fRiss!eSI. I! III. s..sr.o..: p.y.el.!sy 10000
, T5ioS Nst,onsi Bsnf .......,.. l1soOo %
RSdefnption OF loan No. %. Cool ri ~
sSssHs ssSnssss sSsuyo Z issl....s...::.:... ~ $500 "
Payment on mOEtgnGe o. Eitee- tJi -
y b4thS. Thyl5r. Roard of Eduoa-
y uoh. April 4, 1881. IU0W
IptsEess ON publie debt. .........s. Ss5b %
Amount required BY the Hoard
OF Eduogsion for lssl-S2......,.. 7o.eooW
water Wstks... s.................. O0
Health u the city ........... LUQO 00
Hpsgjpg and grazing sireess..'. 1g.eO 0
Public buildings. .A1OW
Public famPe... .....s...s......s..ss @W
ftro oompanies.. ZlsAp "
Repairing and ciean my strssis.. M,NO 70
PAVING beds Of streets. lyU W
SEWERS. ....................... S.ODo w
= ssass". Observation-Disclosures. .a 1000 %
Salaries. ...................,... le.Ucp 00
Bublic square. lOo %
Printing, Av0o W
0arbage..,..,. A,LOo W
Fuel. 2,Ao %
Ourbing and paving sidewAiks.. .leN QJ
Road 70 the rtvor.s.s............s. l1sQy "
Repairing Fourth slreet.......... b,0oe 0Q
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IN ExAMINATIoN OF TEACHERS.
The New Castle County Annual Exam-
nation or Candidates FOR teachers' certin-
catsn, viii be held At the following piaces;
sMewport........ .;;......:.....JuNH "a a.
a Kirkwood and Mermaid... r.
Henry Clay.".......s..sssss. -.
the exercises will begin promptly at 81
O'Clock, A. N, CommiHsioners OF schools
are cordially invited 70 be preSenh
=, i Il 4; Il. Sa9RYEss'r Snaa9RYsEEss'rER. suprs.
SMYRNA, DEL, May 81, 1Ssl.-w2t
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HNHE PU BIIC HEALTH.
IL CAUTlONl-Ail PERSONS are cau-
Toned against throwing into the streets
or upen vacant lots, any
DEAD ANIMAL Oh VEGETABLE
NATTER. OFFAL, REFUSE Or
RUBBISH
or any kind thai may be injurious 70 the
health or offensive 70 smell.
All porsonsare requested TO report 70
the Secretary of the bDard any neglect
ii the removal Iof garbage, any detective
whatever kind that may escape the notice
of the kxecutlvs Ofneers.
AS 10 u not the lptention OF the Boa rd
70 intrude unnecessarily upon any ene.
all persons arc Iespestfuliy requested TO
receive the ofiicers politely when An the
discharge oftheir duties, and asslst them
In obtainihg any Information pecessary
Tor In sanitary lmprovemento Of the city.
BY order ofthe Board Of Health.
DIR. LIP. BUSH, President.
e, b. FRAZIER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE oFFIcERs.
Eastern District--G. b. Underwood, no.
1915 King street. .-..at ,..-
N Wseiefn Disirict--James o'Toole, No.
nj West Eleventh street.
mAyl6-2W 80