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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06
MONTEREY, MEXICO.
Trip Across the BordeI-A Graphic
Pen Picture.
-----------g--
Relies Of the Mexican War must
Not he Seen by Americans.
Athens [Tenn.l Post.

MONTEREY, NUEvo LEON, Mexico, J
July l6, 1888. I
DEAR BRoTHERs-Thas VI am in
Monterey" was certainly hard to re-.
alize when | stepped from the cars at
the Mexican National depot yesterday
evening. We left Laredo Sunday
morning at Z o'clock and. Roop cross
ing the Rio GranAs, were beyond the
bounds of the u. S. A. Here the
Mexican officers came forward and
demanded the keys to our baggage.
Every trunk and valise Was closely
examined and inspected. | Yves vo1y
much amused at the ofSqsrs aSaminr.
ing each dresg aud article of clothing
IL \ idie's trunk. Unfortunately, the
transfer messenger made some mistake
in transferring my valise, and it was
left in Laredo. The officer thought il
was strange | had nc baggage, and
came several times to say that the
trunk contained only "senvinta rapas,
and did have no clothes except what
/ had on. Thomas was our
interpreter, and explained. We
were the only persons aboard the
train wSo spoke English, but the cars
were crowded with Mexicans, most of
them of the frst-class. The country
from Laredo to Lampasas, III kilo.
metres, is the ssms AZ Jhat lying along
the reNts IRON Corpus Christi to Lare
d., poor and uhpFod1etive. At lam.
pasas We entered a most beautiful val
ley, lying between two ranges of the
Sierra Madre mountains, through the
centor o' which we travelled to Monte
icy. The valley is narrow and perfect
ly /, vel, with the rough, rugged noun
tains rising at an angle OF almost
pine Y degree N nota r dual slope
IRON Tie valleys. The svll seems to be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06

Before ] NJ Coleman, ]. P. for Shabby soun-
", Tenn.-E Edward Fitzgerald VS. j L Nor
gan.
N this cause an attachment having been
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant. ana atida-
VT having beon made that defendant is in
debted TO the plaintiff in the sum Of
500 90. due by account, and that
ant Is q nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee; it is therefore ordered that said de-
tendant make his personal appearances he
fore me on the 2Sth day 81 August, 1883, al
" o'clock a,S., AZ my. office, No. IL
Madison street, Memphis. Tennessee.
and defend said attachment suit within the
tiIas prescribed by law, or the same viii
be proceeded with ex-parte; AID that = oopv
Of this order be published Oace a week for
four weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This the oath day Of July, lSSa.
l20 1872 1873 lH j M COLEMAN 7 d
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1898 Before g R Powell P for shelb-> ANN.
y, Tenn. TGeorge Arnold d Co, Va W n
Miner d Levy.
N this cause an attachment having beam
4 sued out under section 345s of Inc cods IN
Tennessee, and returned leyieJ nnon the
property of the defendants,by attachment and
garnish ent and affidavit having been made
that defendants are Indebted to the plain
I'M IN IN tne sum elslSS II, due by account, and
are non-sesidents of the State Of Tennessee. IL
Is taeretore ordered, that said defendants
make tner personal appearance before me on
tne lst Day Of september, 1888, at 70 O clock m.
at my office, No. 3 Madison street. Menu
phls, Tennessee, and defend said attseh-
mept suit within the time prescribed BY law.
or the same will be proceeded with ex-psTtes
and that copy of this order be published once
z week for four weeks in the Memphis Public
20 This the 9th day of July, 1884
lSo I34 l40 l4B G r. powell, up
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ElSn-Asala0ai NssIe0.

No. 4s86-In the Chancery Court Of SbsTLv
county, Tenn.--William Condor VS. Ann
Mem chols ct al.
7 appearing from bill which is sworn to
IN this cause that the defendant. John
McNichols, Is resident Of the state of I'LL
nois and nonresident Of the State o. Ten
nessee.
1t is theref9ss ordered that he make hfs
appearance Aerein,. at the courthouse Of
SneleF county, in Memphis, Tenn. on OF be-
and plead, answer or demug TO complainant
bill, OF, the same will be taken for
confessed as to hiW and set for hearing ex-
partei and that copy Of this order be pub
in tie fuAlie Ledger.
This Etth day OF July, 1888.
a oopy--Attest:
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By M Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
l2g 194 IAN 1Ag
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06
COMMERCIAL
PuBLIo LKDeER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN, August 9, 1883.

mkhfHibt AhhNtt august o. looos
The value of U. s. bonds in the
New York marked has advanced iC
on the 4 and AZ per cents during the
past week. while 3s remain unchanged
Closing prices are lO3 for the latter,
1l9s for As, and ll3 for AIS. Tennes.
see State g. are 80 and 38s, q decline
Of ! to I3o from last week. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock is &
and unchanged. louisville and
Nashville sol, and to down. Nash
vile and Chattanooga "a, and 10 down.
Missouri Pacific cot, and Lie down,
Chesapeake and Ohio 164, and t.
down. Chicago, St. Louis and New
Orleans 70 and unchanged. Total
sales Of stock in the New York mar.
ket last week reached 7s2.62l shares,
and we're 264, $50 less than the week
before.
The New York bank statement for
last week reports q reserve fund on
hand Of 50, 246,3 in excess Of legal re-
quirements. The decrease in loans
was $428, 300; the decrease in deposits
$4,000; the decrease in reserve
$93, $50, and the increase in circuls.
ton $262,9OO.
The condition of the public treas
ury at the close of business on Satur.
day was "a total cash on hand Of
$4O4, 876,728, 1t held in gold coin and
bullion 1902, $3.50, $40, silver dollars and
bullion $ll7.748,459, fractional sivev
coin S28,0S7,788, legal tenders $685.
109,970. Besides these are outstand'
ing $50 343,7SO in gold certificates
$73, SO6,25l in silver ditto and $l2,-
1850 in currency. The latter in
cludes nearly 100000 in fractional
currency, supposed to be destroyed OF
lost and other missing currency of the
same nature.
The coinage OF silver dollars at the
United States minis last month
amounted to $2.34OOOO, divided
100000 at Philadelphia, 100000
in San Francisco, $6OO,O0O at New
Orleans and 100000 at Carson City
Nevada.
The receipts for customs last month
was S29, 9O9,29O and nearly a million
increase over the same month las
year.
The clearinghouse transactions fol
this city during last week were $751;
81. % in excess of the same week las
year, and SIT, 1874 rs increase over tn,
preceding week. The character o
the business transactions is OF lesi
unstable description, and all the sigul
OF the times are propitious for tn,
future. New goods for an anticipated
heavy autumn traffic have begun t
arrive, and considerable activity rulel
10 financial circles as compared will
former seasons at this time. Capita
continues in liberal supply and dis
counts rule steady at 6 per cent. Ex
change is UNMARRIED. Bankers bu!
Eastern bills at par to to discount, ant
sell New York drafts at 10 premium
New Orleans rates are to off buyinj
and par selling,
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Non.RestQenI NoIice.

No. 4al9-In tho Chancery Court of Shell
by county, Tenn.-E hay, guardian, etc.
VS. Willie Waldran ct al.
1T appearing from bill which Is sworn to
i in this cause that the defendants. Willie
II Waldran, Arthur r Waldran ana Daniel s
Wsldfan. are all residents Of the state Of
Texas and n0n-Tesident5 of kthe State Of
Tennessee,
II is therefore ordered nat they maze their
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shell
by county, in Memphis. Tenn. on or before
the first Monday in september, 1883. and plead,
answer or demur 10 complainant hill or
the same viii be- taken for confessed a.
10 them and set for hearing eX-parte; and that
q COPY Of this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks 10 the Public Ledger
This 2Sth day of July, 19sS.
A copy-Attest.
By ] NJ Bradley, D. o. 4 M.
Poston 4 foston, soils for comppt.
100 1885 l4i 1l7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06

Letter heads, bill heads, bills o
l.dine. envelopes, hand bills and very
ether kind Of Job printing executed 10
The best style and 1t the lowest prices
a. the PUBIto LEDGER job printing
ofFice and blank book mapuiactory 10
Madison street,
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&c ..erai Trade.

Liberal receipts Of corn here, sum-
ming up 5000 SKIS during the past
week, has depressed the market and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06
Burnetl's COcoaIne

SOftens the hair when harsh and dry
SoOthes the irritated scalp,
Affords thu richest luster.
Prevents thehair from falling off
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06

a OARE4.
To all who are Suffering from tie arrors and
indiscretl9nS VI youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, viii send
q reeiPe that viii cure You, FREE Of
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In South America. Send a
lSHAN. StstiOn D New York City.
Iiv59xxS9d
The PUBLIC LEDGER Job printing
office constantly receives new type Of
the latest styles, and the Office gener-
ally is Kept up to the highest standard
nf excellence
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POSYOFFICE,M MEMPHIS, TIN \


ArrlraIs and pepsrturo. d MaLL..
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FINLEY, Ticket Agent.
AY STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06

ARRIVED.
Steamer Coahoma, Friars Point
. Dean Adams Osceola
" Ida Lee, st Francis river
" Ida DArragh. Arkansaw river
Kate Adams. Arkansaw City
Andy Baum. Cincinnati
w P Halliday, New orleans
Paris q Brown, New Orleans
" City Baton Rouge, st Louis
Central City, st Louis
City of Cairo, st LOUIS
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
Golden Rule. Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
Steamer Josie Harry, White river
" City Baton Rouge. New Orleans
w P Halliday, st Louis
Paris @ Brown. Cincinnati
CITY Of Cairo, Vicksburg.
City Of Helena. st. Louis
Golden Rule. New Orleans
IN PORT.
Coahoma, Dean Adams, Kate Adams,
Ida Darragh, Ida Lee, ARdy Baum, Gem
trail City.
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GuVsk.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-06

STAGES OF THE RIVER.
Memphis-l4 feet inches, a rise of II
inches during the past 49 hours.
Pittsburg-3 feet 6inches, a decline Of IA
inches.
Cinoinnati-l4 feet inches, decline
of % inches.
Louisville-7 feet inches, decline of
10 inches.
Evansville-s feet A inches, a rise of IS
inches.
Cairo-22 feet, rise Of 2 feet inch.
81: Louis-l9 feet inches, a decline
Of inches.
Vicksburg-A feet 10 inches, decline
of feet inches.
Nashville-5 feet, decline of 5 feet.
Chattanooga foot inches, rise
Of s inches.
Shreveport feet,a decline of 6 inches.
Fort Smith-6 inches and, rising.
Little Rock
White and st. Francis rivers, con-
al fairs stage.
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RIVER IHTELLIsENcE,
Boats LEAVING TODAY.

BOATS HAVING TODAY.
For Osceola. Dean Adams. ...........b D m
Friars Point Ooahoma...........6 D m
Arkansaw City, Kate Adams. % . m
Cincinnati, ANDY Baum .........6p m
BOATS LEAVING To- MORROW.
For Vicksburg, Belle Memphis. 10 m
g st Louis, CityVicksburg ......... 10 m
+" New Orleans. Jno A Scudder. ~ m
Cincinnati, Cons Millar. 5 m
Arkansaw river, Ida Darragh... 8 D m
st Francis river, Ida Lee. LIB D IN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
RaIIOttug for AcnntOrs.

Another BALLOT ipr t. :. Senator
taken Yesterday in joint convention ct
the Michigan Legislature, resulted
Ferry, ~, Stout, ~; burrows, u;
Palmer, : Willis, 3 and scattering 3.
tn" Michigan House of Representatives
yesterday appointed 4 rommitte" !" NJ
vr~,igntr chargr, mad" in certain
~papcr, that friends If Senator
Ferry and the managers Of his canvass
had approached various members 81 IA"
Republican opposition with OFFER OF
po>'-oflirr>, clrrltNhips, control 81
Federal patronage, and even foreign ~
I~iatmruf,. A. hrihr, Ia induce 'Irm !"
vote I.r Mr. Ferry in the pending
contest.
Tho Republican caucus If IN" NJ
hra,ka Lrgi>lalurr on Tuesday uIgl'
nominated General Charles +. HWudcr.
son, OF Omaha, for t. :, senator, and
he wa. elected yesterday by In" Lrgi~'a-
,urr. he received - votes IA - tpr
Ntirkcl Il for Boyd II for Martin, Z
for Brown and scattered,
Three more Intellectual hallo'> lnr [.
:. senator were taken yc-t,rdsy hl thu
Minnesota Legislature. tn" last Stood
Window, 81 Wilson, 30 nurm..., 3;
COTE, 10 Sahiu, - Hubbard, Is; HIar,
/ Wakefield, / scattering :.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
NO USE FOR THEI
Concerning Certain Relic. Of
Past. Dogs that have had
Their Day.

George Stephenson "iiocknt,"
magniil cnt locomotives Of today.
upon the same genera principle, ye'
chine with which the great engincpr
ed his age. II interesting now only A.,
tration Of the beginning of the b..
There were plastcrs with holes in I.
before bf.NSON'S tAPClNf +
PLASTER surprised both the pub r
physicians: and the triumph Il to
II founded upon the partial su,cc.-,
utter failures OF It's predecessor. /
of value in tho old porous pla.tcr /.
IN the Capcinc but at THIS point a.
son ends, and contract hegius Iur,
The old pln-tcr- were slow In tho
the tapcine il quick and sure.
The old plasters lacked the poR
more than 10 impari slight. tcmpur
IN cases easy Of treatment the Can
trat"s the system and permanent
troubles '0r which II Is recommend.
The old plasters depended for nny
suits they might attain upon al E.
their maker and the naked faih
vchrcrs the Benson rrach"s j.,
means uf the scientific cnmhinnrw
rare medicinal ingredients which Il .
In brief, the Old piastcr-, Ike Ste
discarded engine, are switched off
while the Ban-on goes on It's wa.
golden opinions from all tori' Of l,ra
Yet IN this very fact lies the lrad0'.
To the people who buy and u-r THE
and scientific remedy. "hypp"rt.y ..
ute Vice pays to virtue" Initial
concession failure makes 20 success
plastcrs ARE parndled In name and
Beware II swindlcS The genpln
word CAlIlNE OUT in the centre
cents. Seabury u johnson, Che
York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

About three u'cIork ON Tuesday
morning Dr. William A. Miles, who
boards AT the Nrayrr House. on fremont
street, Boston, informed two officers
that h" had been garrOt"d ON tIulii,
street "A short time before and robbed Of
a watch, chain and So As the officers
"rre returning 70 tn" Statipn.houso with
n" doctor they saw three men iii front
II notorious saloon on Elliot street.
bur II IA" men started 10 run, when he
was pur-urd by All officer, who fired
t"o shots, which brought him tu a
-IandotIII, II" Was arrested, and gave
the name Of John Pagan Soon after,
officer Long brought in another of the
party, who gay" the nam" If John H.
Daley, | pom being searched the
property Of Dr. Mills was found upon
them, and they We're held in 600 each
for their appearance i'll III" Superior
Court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

One of the most enjoyable masqiie-
rade parties that has taken place III tins
city for years past, wa, gwen by tht
Norma social Club, last evening, IN
Wcbstcr's Dancing \ cademy, Masonic
Temple. The ball was private one,
none being admitted kept those hold
ing the requisite pas1rb"ard, ne
Norma i noted for giving enjoyable
balls, and Al each ball given BY ms
club, the attendance has always ptth
large
This wear they had determined upon
Giving a ball ia the Clay tom House, hut
owing 10 slight Misunderstanding
they were Obliged 10 rrlinqui>l the pro-
Iect. IN order not Ia dlsappnilrt Their
friends iiity decided upon giving PR
vat" masquerade In response Ia TIE
my iiAfious issued over nifty ooupt" met
At the residence 81 William Kitchen,
No II T. Fourth street. ard thence pro
recdrI 10 The academy, where thr t''s-
riyirlr, wcr, To take place, The march
opened shortly brio~" " O'clock, ana
presented varying and pleasing ef"rt,
owing toihe great variety aud lu1hr up
Of the costumes There were "A large
number If exceedingly line uncH, among
which may be mentioned Miss IugiL n
4 Spanish baby Miss Mclaughlin, as "A
Mexican lady; Miss ormc, If Bath
more huntrr-- Miss Louisa kcttri.
Chinese Princess
There were also the daughter II the
Regiment, Two Orphans, he customary
muu.r oi Ihiuo>' Indians school
l.,- ,.lrup. aud al her lUI1IIuprI bic
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
How n PpnsIOncr " ~ kwindlcd.

Some months ago u, 600 arrears OF
pension was sent to "A blind and help
less prn-iunrr al san Francisco, named
llilL DR.. Cox, III" government pension
agent there, induced Hid 10 giy" him
$4,000 of the money; invested it in u
smelling mill, and CAV" III" prnNiouor "A
lot of worthless mining stock as srCuri-
~ The mill was soon afterwards burn
cd. II was uninsured. A lawyer got
the balauc" If tn" money, S2,6oo, that
Cox permitted 10 remain in HilIs pos
session Ruinurs Of the swindl" coming
to the attention of the Commissioner, Ii"
sent Il special agent 10 Investigate" the
matter, with instructions TO get III"
money back it possible. Cox has been
compelled to i--org", and 81 coo Of ia"
money appropriated by tn" lawyer has
been returned. Cox will lose his place
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
AT
LEMUEL MARR'S
No. p EAST FOURTH ST.

We have commenced a
great clearing out sale OF
boots and shoes, and we
shall continue it from day TO
day until March 1, when our
Spring goods will begin to
arrive. This sale will con-
sist OF goods which are fresh
and good, but which have
been broken up in sizes
during the holidays, together
with some regular goods
which we bought at far be
low regular prices in, which
you will find some real
bargains, We have these
goods arranged on a table
by themselves, with the sizes
and prices of them in plain
figures on each lot, and we
believe you will find these
prices without a precedent
in the Boot and Shoe trade
Of this city, and we think you
will only have to look at them
and you will buy. We have
not time to-day to give you
a list of goods and prices,
but will do 50 at an early
day; in the meantime come
in and see for yourself what
we have for you
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
100 EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE

100 EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE
NO place for Blend coffee. Ths coffee
~, combination Of the finest ro'icc grown, and
IL Is 50 rrupurtoned ns 10 make q perfect
blending of strength and ilH}U or. Try II ana
then let NJ Know what you think II rainbow
blend at "hc per n. We are sctliugpur finest
old Cos. Java coffee al - cts. I.nyrr. of eN.
ira heavy Java. try our finest We have ~ duL.
Of Banner brand salmon, dried lobster ut lu"
IA can. excellent goods labels slightly sOiled /;
cans Of our best peas Dc .: 4 cars Uf'omatrcs
2r,; cans corn Z5r our finest corn and tuila-
tOes and pumpkin lOc. cts; D, Of iinr French
prunes nc; 3hs finest quality Turkey pruGcE
2hc.; extra large currants loo; choice cent?;
California pluns lie; . bs damson plums 25c ;
eyapOratod hlackbcrrics hs for .ac; 3 NJ
dried apples DC 3 fs peaches DC: 3h,s Of
mincem"at Die. We md the fruit and nave
price ..of our sugar. tea and coffee surprises
every one, our tpr. tea needs no puff This
ample tea at 3jc.. coffee nj Toe. T. excellent
for the price, We have u lot Of Odls and ends
Of coffee; cwllI sell , hs for 10; taiEc cost
Do. n. All htnd- ut cakes and crackers tEx-
ton rrH"krr..J . ns Trenton cracker. DC 3 ~
.uul. 'N'; lunch biscuit l0r. r; finest y. q.
'#u.u CO. i'r. qt.. White loaf drlps 10 c. quart:
uuo.l . rcau mlld rhrr-y ~. our hams
IT" ppri,fl sweet aud tu",i"y IN flavor. BE
n Hrl'd meet ilr Iadl,.. II begin 10 talk
about Hour COULD ;ili newspaper. Our ;sr,
-four l. white, Ne nocp the r,Ii running for
uur-rlNr- our SNHnrurk makes bread a.
Whit" NJ su"R Or. Il inr-r btg ~ cents n
Hud fresh r..y. at "rr. Il d"2.; lard IL Re
member, We hnh" all sizes Of church candles
cheap at lua l.. sixth street. I. NJ. WEIR.
l-tI-bt'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

Train. lral, v IImLngton ns follows,
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons. e.ai 100. 1890 a. IN: = -, 800 T"D, g.5i
+. u,
. Philadelphia tcxprc.s) >, ~. $50, $50. 10.
y, g.3" g5s, II, 81 u. III. lAl5, L53 oil, t.lO,
$685. 20 f. N.
New York. ZOO. . q. Oh. G5l. Q.as. l.j3 a.
m sl23s. 90, $50, 81, G."s. 79o r. III.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOO,
ylT. 1000 A. m. COO T. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line f57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, ~, 4,5l sos,
al n. IN. !. ~. 'lOp, 800. t.t1, ll.I y. IN.
Baltimore only. Los, 1000 a N. 1928 and G
=, N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 6.U0, 8, 10 Il. IN. Los, 800, 6.8
p. III.
Harrington and Intermediate stations, $40
a. m. (: J Oj, 6.2b y. IL.
Delmhr and intermediate stations, 80 q.
IN. Loo II, IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

THERE Is certainly great discrepancy
between the salaries If different city OF
firers rs agreed upon last night by the
Cry Council For instance the public"
cannot well comprehend Why the city
Treasurer who is held under heavy
bond, for himself II, well rs for his
clerk shouid only receive $1,000 salary
and the Mayor, under nu pornnlarT "h-
legation, he allowed s., 500 Either the
City TrcaSurrrS salary is too low, or
the Mayors Is TOO high. TIL, p"p-
pie il must hr borne IN mind too, ar" ia
nomood for having their taxes increased
by increasing Tine ~aiarIc. Of the uificrr~
10 undue proportions. Considcrtug1ha'
the Mayor including the prrqni,itlrs Of
hi, Office gets nearly 5000 year, $500
without the p"rqusItlrs does not seen
to be- too high "a figure Ent how about
the Trcasurcr's salary! II the Mayors
salary should be- $500 certainly thr,Iry
Treasures salary should W. $500, or
ut least 5000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

Jesse Harding r"ncroy, Tia" boy
frnd, serving life sentence at the
stat" Prison for murder, is preparing Il
lengthy statement Of his ease, which
he intends to present to Guv"rurr
Butler, and %hich is INTENDED 10 bc an
application for pardon. II i, under
stood h. h." i well written document.
roin"roy, II will bee remembered,
tortured 10 death, with most tirudi.h
cruelty, two or tire" Ilttl" children, and
has been a troublesome prisoner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

The PROJECT to Undue" immigrants
to come To Delaware, is attracting AT
tention abroad The Philadelphia Led
ger says, if It should succeed it would
be- a good thing tor hoth the settlers and
the STATE II very properly says, there
Is no good reason why n" whole Eastern
scabpard should not be- more thirkiy
prop,rd before fresh ground Is broken
in the far west. Delaware is purtIcu-
larry wr, situated 10 hrc"m" one great
garden L. supply the cities Of the East
rru coast and 10 proyid" fruits, N"I.ta-
'rI.~, &C., tor packing and for export,
and there Is much les, risk for >rrl.'r-
There than IA Ehr remote parts ot tn
West. tar from markets and from tin
railroad, that lead to them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

Accident Policy.

If Won want an accident policy for
~, 600 and 800 per week, if hurt, call
ON j. Is. S>uttcrI"y, 3O2 Market street.
He makes one out III five minutes.
Ol1icr Oucu until 4 =. NJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
Dover Protected from the small.
DOE.

StanShury Murray, Of No, 9 French
street, says that ~h!I" h" was in DO
yer last Vhur.day, hr fumigatcd IN"
tOwu Win the smoke Of one Of his
WaI,r 3 cent cigars.