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a Fatal Accident

DE. Adam Witherow, whom 70
mentioned last week as having been
shot Ia the arm. has since died from
the effect of ths wouHd. On Wednes-
day, the 25th, the accident occurred,
and on last Sabbath he died, gangrene
having set In. Tho wound was much
more severe than we heard at first
The charge of shot tore nearly all the
flesh frsm the arm between the shoul-
der and the elbow, aud also cut the
flesh lightly on the side as it ranged
upward. Over sixty shot, as we'll as
wads and part of bis blouse were
taken from his shoulder. The dcceas.
ed was buried last Monday.
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BOEN.

GARRETT. In this city, on Saturday,
Jan, 2s, 1882, to the wife of Robt Garrett-a
boy, weighing IA lbs.
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Dnllx0UHST TAX list.

Following is the list Of delinquent taxes
dno the city Of Albany. II they are not
settled within 80 days from date the proper.
ty viii be sold to satisfy the same
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Final Settlement.
WILLIAM c. DouEErY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" tho undersigned, VIM Kinder, Ad-
Ininisl rator of tho estate Of Robert Carter,
dosoaseA, has nled his final account for
or said estate I'm the County
Court OF Linn County, Oregon, and said
Court has appointed Tuesday the 7th day
OF March. 1852, az the hour OF 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day fo= hearing
objections to said account II any thbre be
and for tho settlement thereof.
WM. KISDER,
Administrator.
Albany, jar. IS, 1882.
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Thefo.fowrig In the list OF letters rsuI NJ ID Z
In tlls Post OFte-. Albany. Linn county. Ore
ron. Feb. gud. lss3 Persons railing to- theka
Eaters must give tsls date on wHirsa they wefs
advertised.
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we.tern Union TsIssra,h omse.

Csc Hardy left for Portland last Wed.
nssdsy. sn6 the Company has appointed
viii =. Rice. agent At the depot. TO as
suno sapsrviaisn as Manager. Tho Man.
azsr will still retain Willie Humphrey as
operator. who is sfheieat aud prsnp. in
sA. sSsh.rge Of IA daties. aal Lylo Tioo
eaters tho Office ~ messenger. The Office
viii remain where it nov is. Jast ten
years age this month. If VIC remember right,
win d Rice, rsAignsd this oaico 10 enter
the employ Of the o and q 4 Z Co., and
siacs that time he has bssn gradually pro.
motsd frsn operator to chisf operator aud
finally was giVen the position Of Agent here
at Albany. Now lie controls all the light.
mag aud railroad business in the city. Veri.
ly ws have monspolist AMONG as.
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Notice of Final Account.

AToTICE is hereby given TO all whom
it may concern that the undersigned,
exes,Itor of the last will and testament
eff James A. Porter, deceased, has filed
his account for final settlement in the
County Court for Linn County, State ef
Oregon, aud tho Court has set the 7th day
of March, 1882, at the hour Of one o'clock.
d. M, for the hearing of objections. if any,
TO said account, and the final settlement
7. I. PORTER,
Executor.
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DIED.

RH0DKS-In Mohawk Valley, Linn coun,
ty, on Sabbath, Jan. 20, 1882, Dawn
RHODES.
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SHIL)IJ COUGH and Coanmption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
GROUP, WHooPING COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relievedl by Shiloh'I
Cure.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shilohs Cure II
tbs remedy ior you.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspeps''
and I.ives Complaint Shiloh's VitaliEer i
guaranteed to cure you.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Sbiloh'i
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sail
by Foshay and Mason, Albany r. A
Ram2y, Harrisburg.
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Pimples aud oLhsr skin disorders ulckq
ly yiold 10 that thorough Blood Purifier
and Tonic. King ofthe Blood. See adver-
tisement.
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WYYYes n uTSp may be found on ale at 0eSA
IhIS X AZ Eh 7. koWeil Goa NswspAper
sSssysSts nay be nskds fSr it IN NEW HORfN
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Weatherford Il Blackburn,
Attys for Ex.
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aau wATc,uss kES z:DE.

Il -. aos with lie vii annexed
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
cor-RT CALEyDARs-FFBRrARY :.

si.pRrwr Cougr- -CH,Hgtgs- talt by Donone. Caien.
dar called at IL o. mNos = IS H. lS 10 %, -, Co. u.
a. 90 ~ 49, 90 luG, Ill III lio, lil, lj" Isl 1874,
Iu5 2i7 22l. 222 223. 22i. go, 23l.
SUPRRNE CoUEI-sPRCIAL rr iA-NO day calendar until
wednesday next. ,
Nos 1857 1894, 1870 lj2j l2 llG 1908 1919 f7 9s5,
lOS lG2O 1G21 1927 1862 2Jl, 49, llOI ltlI 1904,
I452 1889 1890, l43j. 1850. - -
Ptsi Ii.-IIcId by Larrmore Nos 337, 1881 ll7G.
3G- I22o li27 l532 23j4. G7G 1900 ll6G, l4;O Iii3
1923 1915 s}o go 49, 5Js, l45j SiG 1872 l42l 24sl
g7i. , . ,-,
ll. 1S3 liUg, 1874, 1919 1896,
li7 ag. 400 22-3. 5%I, 1853 l31f 1913. 2j1j 1851
1881, SD. l3i9 1862, ~ H. 9Oi 956, -06, l6i&
SrrFRoR COURI-SrTCGAL rERu-lIod by ArnouX, J-NO
day calen. ar. - -
C. Nos. ~ tu- - .io is3 2 6i2 $50 4sU. 49 499
5l7 81 . GJ9, Gll SO1 SO, -, sld 81, 1'5.
PART II-llcd by Freedman, J.SOs. i,G. 800 G62 7G6
G9l Sl4 512 JOl, 40 oJs Ji9, 1876 1s j J43 +G iU2
PART ilI.--ield by RusseI r-Tos. s97 es5, 9O9 gol
gO7 gllL SIS 900 81 g22 923 92l 90 92G, 927 J2s
ODD G3G g}l $50, P35 g3i g3j $50. g37. 93s.
CONNOS PLRts-SPrCIAL TFRM-ileld by Van Brunt {. j.
Court opens n ! q. Mo IL"
COMMON PLEAr2rRIAL TEiN-PARr I.-iTcld by Beach, j.
Nos 1923, 1869 500, 1881 l1s l2}l, l2o3 ll3l lGt
1924 l7lq ll75 55 1871 sjl l2ji, 1890 5ll 1851, 1882
PAaf iii.-Icld by Daly Nos l744, 1861 1900 1861
i7G7 755 I77j 1865. l4G7, 1850 l752 lsls 1873 l7G
PAlr IGI-Hed by Van Hoescn, JNo$ l3l5, 95l, g.2
lbf3 s6i 1926 GlG, l37s to5. 1914 1907 l1i2, 1911
ssi 1853 li4O lf4I, 1850 l349 1912 l71l, l77i l77J
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IHE COTRIS.
MIR. sToKEs.s NEGLECTED DArGHTER.

Mr.. STOKESS NEGLECTED DAUGHTER.
William NJ Evaris, as counsel for the pro-
moments of the will tho tate James stokes the probate
OF codic OF which is contested by Mrs Henry Dale,
daughter OF the tcstator, cyamned yesterday The snh
scrihiug witnesses to the will. william Allen Butler
one of them testified that he had known NJ stokes for
about forty wears The finn OF which NJ. stakes was
formerly partner became his client in 1879. In eX
ccutinr TIE codic all the formatics OF the law were
carefully Observed Mr. stokes IN the witncsss
Office about thirty minutes before lac executed the c0d
,.i! There was nothing I'm his manner which I'm the
least Indicated Ec not o. perfectly sound mind
BEFORE the codic was executed Mr. StOkess son Anson
said to him: Father don't you think you had better do
sonnet hing for Mrs Dale p lIr stokes answered. II is
all right as il is
Mir Evarts then said that, with the exception Of SIR
Owen whose examination he reserved, ne bad no other
witnesses 10 call IN the case Francis ~ Bangs, ~
counsel for Mrs Dale, moved that temporary admins
traitor Jc appointed during the pendcncy OF the contest
Mr. Evart- oupuscd hIs motion, and read hc affidavit
of Ansnn Phca stokes Mr Stokes declares that he is
well acguaintcd with the condition ~ his lhc fathers
estate lie had deposited with various trust companies
about 81 700 coo cash 10 thc credit Of the statc The
interest dr USits Il cr cent IGe remaining
interest o the estate in the iF ~ Phelps Stokes Go.
did nnt cfcl 900 OnO The affidavit also contained
detailed statement Of the testatOrs real propery,
Ilr,c uIrt OF which is situated in Brooklyn ana or MS
pro tv nIpcks AID bonds Su;rogat 10 oIrS ~ hHt
he thcuCht contest Hrcafrn"d ~ ~ iour unr II
would o better Lace int estate III the hanGt al come
on. directly spOusibc 10 the Court Upon the consent
OF ali fbe children 9f testator, except Mrs Dale he
appointed Arson =. Stokes temporary administration
The hea!In- IN the casc Will he continued tO-iaI.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

Guenthe- (of Wisconsn voted with the Democrats In
the eQative.
The House then, at o'clock, adjourned. .
Mr Robeson's bill in regard 10 fast mail steamship
line, introduced to-day authorizes the PostmasterGeh
era to contract for and establish weekly mail service
between Fort Pond Bay on Long Island and Milford
Haven, Wales, by means Of line of hrstclass steam
ships, and provides that The vessels shall he iron or
steel screw steamships, capable OF making al least
eighteen miles per hour, shall be wholly OF American
construction They shall be allowed TO carry passengers
and their baggage III addition to the mails ond DO an or
dinary business. but shall not engage In any
freight traffic. The Government shall have the rlght III
case OF to take for the of the United states any
or all of the vessels employed In the line on paying
reasonable compensation To the owners not 10 exceed III
any the original cost of the vessels The compens
ton for the mail service is graduated follows el23oo
Tor each outward5Ound trip made within six DAY
$4,000 for each trip made within seven days; SaJV0
for each trip made within and half days 3oOO
10Y each 1p Occupying more than seven and nan Days
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The creat colorcd nreachcr of aha Rnrtists Is

The great cOlorcd preacher of the BaptiSts Is
pted against The Methodst divine The hF7t say =: De
PIN all de time hoppinhop into heaven, hop out hop
into heaven, hop out. But my bTuddTcu, de Baptisr
when he get heaven, he's dar DE Baptss like de
'possum Hunter get after him; he climb de tree he
shake de limb one gone be shake de limb. anudder
foot gone shake d. limb, ebtery foot gone; but INK
yOu nv bruddren, 'possun fall You know. my brad
ire!i-you cOtch TOO uauy-yOu know 'pOsSum hang on
by the tail, and dc berry debbl can't shake him OF"
Then MetnOdy fell below par in be cOlored folk-'s
heart. until time afterward, when this particular
belief again had admirers, for the opposition cleric de-
inolishcd the Baptist follows: llis tex was sly
sheen hears voice and know DEM and dcy follows
me- Den he said Ia de Bible de Christians II de sheep
He hal a heap OF Biule OIL dat pint. and he preached
mighty long time and make dat stT0Dg Niger can
spuc Now. my bruddren ana sisters, AL knows
YOU can't get a sheep into dc water nohuw, less yOu
coch HIM and carries him in" Then McthOdy had its
great and final triumph.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
WAsnrNGrox, Feb. G.-The President Sc

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-Ihc President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
Colonel Daniel II. Ruckcr, Assistant Qnarcrmaster-
General. to be Quartcrnastcr-Gen vice General
Mcigs, retired Major william Il. Rochester, Paymas-
ter 10 be Paymastcr General vice General Brown,
tired; also several persons to be pOstnaStcrs.
The Senate in executive session To-Day confirmed the
following nominations:
William H. Armstrong. of Pennsylvania, TO he Com
missioner OF Railroads; f. a TTttlc, OF Nevada, to he
Governor OF Arizona John l.. Wilson, Receiver of Public
Moncys at Coax, VT. United states Attorneys Henry
NJ Lewis, for the Western District OF Wisconsin, j. +.
Watson for Oregon; John :. Runncls for Iowa
Collectors Of Internal Revcnuc +. b. Case for the
XXIId district of Pennsylvania; George F. Dunham for
the With district of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb. 6.-In the Court Of Appeals
today present, the Hon Charles Andrews, C. j., and
associates the following business vas transacted
Day calendar for Tuesday February T. Nos jls ji7 A.
~. "a, l.. 80. IL.
No 5.i3-Ann Littlewood admini-ratux, appcant aRt
tity o \cw GoTs, respondent Argued
No 7-Wihain Mckinney and others, appellants. agt
Dennis ullins respondent ArSu'd
~ I2-Nfar Nlckc almnisfratriV etc appellant
the NrW Central aud hudson River Railroad Company,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT res
No ls-Mary A. Dmkin administrative etc respondent,
ag Thomas 4. sharpe receiver, ctC, aPp"i'4ntA!girh
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
REAL ESTATE
HEw-YoRK. Monday, Feb. 6, 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


TDpson and wife 20 Amanda De Grasf -. $4,000
FIIabstl, Cochrape VI .., 10000
2lsi-st 100 Il of2tave, 2O199; Esther Carroll to
property; Arthur Dcnncly, etc, to oooo
5lstst, s. 200 II " Of "a ave. iGSxiOO.5; Gug.
genhfi liner et al to { Feen -.
Ing and another Executors, to F : Xdien ~ 10000
and wife 10 Jas Brooks ''..... lG5OO
WciSmannI "''''.a1H 1.. aDD $500
9th.ave cor 6Sthst 100 5IlOo also Gsth.st.
800 II " OF 9thave 2O0XlOO; also lot adjoining
II Sf Sh ~ s and iS also se cor Of 6eth
Frost and wife to D Frost 5000
Norfoi st, NO 10, 25x75; Tookor to Wintred
Belmont Village, lots Il and 81; a Donohue to E
SaCkett
Same property; r. X sackett to ELAN Donohue.....
Eentei and vile to Magdaiona Denung -. 1925
referec. to y m Bennett. ',.'.~ -0Ai'' ~ 1000
97thst = ljoft OF tthaye l25HlO0lli William
McDonad and wife 10 II 9 Andrews .....-
same property Henry Andrews TO sarah McDcn
watersi no ii7 2o7xse; A Kcogh and wife 100,
Lafayettc.avc, e s. lot o0xiooxloo the Gernsnia
Fire ns Go 10 Ellen A McVeary ....:.... 2,4tO
cxecutors to Morgenroth and another -. 1900
Hays and wife TO Pc cr Marie ....,.'..'',. 1880
and wife to Catherine Kcarion .','' l2.6OO
49tl.st, No $50 Fast lS>9H Oo5; Marx ottinger an
snonton to / " Peters ,....-. 10000
Peters and vii. TO Mary simonson. 10000
to Jn iGs Nathan -. $4,000
MOrgcntldn to sophia Plump. 1900
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Corporation Notices.

4 DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- ~, 19Hk TKBINL WILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE
tr-tst, sos West Twenty thri-.i. corner Eiehtalye
No ~ East Fouiecnh-- niou square, 7GO Third
ave. corner F0rtyseyenth-; at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos lUOl and 2.3OJ lhrIave corner one hundred 4ud
twenty hIta-st up 70 : p m, AT regular oice rates
CE.-PTOp0>al- for removing all Oi Pier
~ g. at the foot ~ charlton ST. y. r. except the
crDwork below mean low water mari, and for removing an
the sheds and buildings on said pier westerly OF the bulk
head wall ami for preparing for aud building
pier ste 0f said pier 10 be known Pier 81
r. Will received by the Department 0f Docks IL ly
Duanest February l6 lHa4. al = o'clock For full u.
formation The CITY Record Copies fur sale ~ City
UAlL
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Cuparincrsbip Notices.
5fliscellaneous.

tDvEGTlA.NLNls ION iHE MN
a YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23S Broadway corner Thirty
lr4t-,t., West Tweny-thl-,t, corner Ilghthave.
Nc ~ East Foultncnh-st corner Ononsguarc 20 bird
ave. corner Fortv.srvenths; ar the HARLEM OFFICES
nos. IOOl aud 23)G Thui-lvc. corner Onclundfedand
twentydfth.st. up TO p m, atr' '{llr ohce rates
EXTKA BARGAINS. Scalskn Sacqucs, Dol
- mans. Fur-iued garments SHANNEo Manufactoy
lO3 Prince 81.
TOE FOR SALE.-3O, 600 tons pure spring
I water trout lee, to inches thick for sale on
cars an oud al convenient shipping point on Great csteh
5Iga Of luada siding running alOug-de pond Apply 10
II Y . Il N. Paisley. Ontario
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Brru!lnn Droperto for sale an> 90 Get

DROOKLYN DWELLINGS and STORES OF
every dcc ton Tor sale to let or sold or exchanged by
ROBE. r p. IT~StNG, FhruX Building. l6 Court st.,
Brooklyn Rrokcr real estate Mortgage loans made ~
cent interest.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
GERMAN LINE.

1 Hamburg American Packet Company's Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOU RG aud HAMBU R9. -
WIFLAN D.......... Feb CGMBRIA Feb %
WF~TPUALIA.....Fe Feb. Ii LESS NJ Mar
Rates massage plymouth, London, CherbOure Ham
burg and all points 10 the south Of England First cabin for
sailing before April l. 40 So according 10 locs
ton Cabin 500; ~cerage, $50. Round trip at re
,uccd Stccragc from Hamburg Hayre and south
amptOu. S2L .1.. go. . 90
\JINRpT & co. y. RICHARD & co.
General Agents General Passenger Agents
81 Ilrnah A. y. I. No. 81 broadway, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
lectures ano Hlcetlilas.
Eo5l an0 tonn0.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 80. l2SS Broadway, corner thirty
hrsi-st 3OS West Twenty hirisi, corucr klghthaye,
No v2 East FOurteenth.st corner Cnonsguar 90 Third
Fortyseyenh-st; at tho HARLEM oFFICfS'
Nos. lOOi 23Dj Thirlaye, coTue, nrhundredana-
twenty yhfth.si up to p at regular otice rates
/ OST-Cprlicates of BOdie Consolidated
1 Mining StocE \ - and \ - one hundred shares
each m the name Earl Transfer Of these eerti
Gates has stopped and person finding the same WI"
ura,s return u LAI IDLAW & co, Ia Walst,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
luN III y E'
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEEN NSFOWN AND LIN ERPOOL-
ItaElu.r q :. y r.. foot Of kiug.St.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tho line steamers Arizona and Alaska VIII sail as
follows Arizona February H. April L. May @, JuGe Is. July
IS hsSka. Iarrh 81, April %. Nay 80, and Juy L. For
| '"'"'' WILLIHMS a GTION, 90 Broadway. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Citn properip Wan.cO.

NTANTED.-Scvcral stores and lofts in this
W vicinity FOR immoilItr occupancy.
rutland K WHITING, l2l NassaU.st
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Otean Steamers
NCHOR LINE US. NAIL STEAMERS,

A NCHOR LINE US. MAIL STEAMERS,
IA NEWYORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 90 North River. New York.
DevOnia Feb. ], IL m. Ethiopia Feb 25 II
Anchoria ~ D. m Ctrcassia Mar. :,
Rates OF passage 10
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST or LONDON DERRY
Cabin $50 to $50 Excursion tickets at reduced
Second Cabin $40; Steerage outward S25 prepaid $50
NEW.YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pler No. 46 North River. foot Of Charlesst
Alsatia. Feb IL. IL a I3OlIN la Feb %. IL
Cabin, SJ5 and $50. Excursion at reduced rates
Steamers this line do carry cartlc sheep pigs
HEN DERSON BROTHE EHS, Agents. 7 Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct Limo % the South Of France.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LEONIILE w ednestiy Fe l
Travellers France SPAN italy. Pyren55s, Pan.
Nice. &C.. will time and expense DY taking this line
Cabin anciuding vineh $50 steerdss S2i For passage
spDly to ,,.,o,.,.,-c,, 90 ,.,ou..
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
CUNARD LINE.

VI BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAVRE.
Pier Of Company No ~ North River FOOT OF MoTtOns
rhc by this line avoid DOth transit by Engush
railway and the dcOnlOrtJ Of crossing tho Channel IN
snail boat
LAURENT Scrvan. ....... Wednesday Feb. s, m.
FRANCE, ID Hau,give. Wednesday. Feb 10. p m
CANADA. Fangucl WedneSday. Feb. 22. n m.
LOUlS DE BERIAN. Agent, No. . Bowllng Oreen
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
.pIAI. GERMAN MAIL

4 T
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP l. NE BETWEEN NEW.YORK.
SOUTIAMPTON AND BREMEN.
GEN. WENDE:t>at Feb IL ELBE..........Sat. Feb 20
Feb Is y Et kA sat. Mar Z
RATES OF PASS AGE iron y YORK TO sou UrHAMP
TON, HANRE or BREMEN 49,.
FL RST CABIN lOO-S ECOND CABIN 500
SIEERAGE, $50.
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid steerge certi1
Gates, *37 sail from Pier between Second and
Thiri-st., IICbokcn y. j. -
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o D + T I +.

MATINEFs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a2.
Charactes by Ada Rchan Helene StOepel (BOu Heron',
MAY Fielding Mrs Gilbert, Mr.. H. NJ. PIN, John Drew.
yles JANIS ewls ~ j. LemOyne, Charles Leclerc George
faiAes, Henry Miller. George Vandenhon. jr
The new music by Robert Stoepe.
ghe admiration by AUGlSrIN nAIY
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CUMPAN1 ;
1 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLAM DS,
JAPAN, CHINA, NEW-ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
IRA l. ami SOUTH AMERICA, and MEX co.
From York. Pier foot Canal-St. N II.
the Isthmus OF Panama:
ACApt-Ir o sails friday. Feb. ID, noon.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco, LAT and Brlnnansts.
For Japan and ChinG:
CITY OF RIO DEJANEIRO sails ines Fen II, : y. m
HONOLULU. New. ZEALAND ana AUSTRALIA.
AUSTRALIA SasSaturdIG Peb. H. p. IN.
or % arrival OF London mails at san Francisco
freight passage and general information apply AZ Com
panys once on the Pier loot anal-st North River
II. J. BULLAY, superintendent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

~ EANTED- RY A MAN AND WIFE
" Yy1 twO or three rooms for light house
EeeEny. oentral location preferred; address
~ - tAisDdice. FIST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
Honor ~ whom Honor ~ Due
tha NJ awo VII I a,l,rar

The above is the caption of an article
which appeared in your paper last
week, eulogistic OF W. A. Morrison in
reference to bridge built over Red
Clay creek.
Now by whom was the job Of mason-
ry Of the said bridge inspected? Why
by two farmers, one store-keeper, and
wheel wright, and all thee members of
the same Levy Court. In the eXamin-
alton Of public works where engineer
ing and mechanical ability is required,
a civil engineer of known skill, as a
rule, selected to make that examina-
ton in order that the people may be
satisfied the work has beeh well and
properly done; or if it has not that all
short comings may be exposed. Nobody
doubts that the farmer is qualified to
raise wheat, corn, potatoes, etc, or the
wheelwr right can make good ox-cart,
or lix aplow; or the shop keeper meas
ure off dress pattern or weigh out a
quarter of -four, to the entire satisfac.
tion OF their customers, but that such
persons should be chosen to inspect
job of work where Superior engineering
and mechanical skill is necessary seems
to the writer, to say the least little
far-fetched and somewhat on the order
Of "you tickle me I'll tickle YOU"
w no is the next customer?
CHRISTIANA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27
Gen. Grants Retirement Bill

The Senate on Thursday passed Sen
ator Logan's bill to restore Gen. Gran
to the army register and to place hin
on the retired list with the rank Of Gen
eral. The law provides that the pay o
retired officers shall be Is per cent. o.
the pay OF the rank held when retired
as the pay of General is fixed at $l3, SOC
per annum, the pay of Gen. Grant un.
der this bill, should it become q law,
will be $40, 1916 per anunm. The bill pass
ed the Senate by yeas 80, hays II. All
the Republicans voted for the bill Dem.
ocrats Messrs. Brown: of California. !
Jones, of Florida, and Ransom and Dav.
id Davis, President pro tenn. voted in
the affirmative. 1t is safe to say that the
bill will be reported atlirmatively to the
house by the Committee on Military
A fairs: and the indications are that il
Will be passed by that body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-27

The iie d ofjournalism is better He'd tina,
that OF any other profession. In fac, in the
eastern portion of the Union it is overdone
There Is scarcely place Of thousa nd int alb
itants on the eastern slope of the Alleg haniel
that has not at least one paper, and about one
in three i needed. The others are n charge
upon the people b re to business lncn and
the community In general.
In Maryland the printing and publ hing
business Is SO divided tn Il but few publishers
are making much more than current expen-
ses, while many C N scarcely 'ekcou. al exist.
tence. Notwithstanding thF, new enter
priscs In the line ofjournalism are constautly
spriDginx up. Baltimore has witnessed the
birth and death Of some four or five news
papers within year past. Not one Of The news
papers ived Fix month";, and the biggest ven.
ture did not exist III re than two weeks.
These failures were not due TO the lack of in
tclligence and enterprise among Ialttlno.
r ans and thepeope of the state. The inter
ests of the community did not demand them
and this, coupled with lack Of tai mt and
journalistic culture and ability. was the
cause Of their failure. Capital was lacking
too, but there is no surcr way Of sinking cap.
.al than to start news paper in field more
han we'll filled.