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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10

auf Sbn boffen, miro gr Sbnsn ein snabis
ger &idter iein." Der Sterbenbe lddelte
i6mersIid. Scr @laube alein bilft mir
nidt'" entsesnete er, lid m6dte beidten
itno goslprebung bon meincn Siinben.
Sriber mar i9 tatbolii9er Yrieiter. feI
pom 81. @laubeu ab unb murot Yoteitant
Sd peiB, baB es NIT Dem @laubsn aQein
ni6t setban 1T; es i6sint uber, baB Der
Simmel mir Die leste @nabe ueriagt, sinem
fatboliiden Brieiter beibtsn unb bon ibm
Die @biolution empfan9en ,u t6nnen." Gr
it0bnte tief auf uno Sbrdnen ~rieielten iiber
feline bleiden Wansen. Sd itanb eri6its
teri. Wel6' elm 3uiammentreffen. Gin
ab9efauener fatbuIiider Yrieiter itebt am
Sterbebette zines anberen 9bsefalenen !!
Der 3uifanb bes Wannes mar beSenfli9
unb feline Minute an perlieren. = Wenn
sic tatbolii6er Yriefer waren, iaste i6,
10 uiisn 81. aud, bab i'm 4mseii9te beS
CODES icber fatboIiide Yrieiter alle Sons
madten bat. Nu6 i6 mar Elm lol6er,
wuroe AFFIRMING unb 8roteitant. sic
wiien aIio, baB i6 in bieiem Iusenblide,
no Der COB idon on Der Gbire itebt, bic
golma6t babe, Sbr getenntnib sntsesen>
sunebmen uno Sic lossuipre9sn Gr iab
mid sroB an, unb ais i'd meine Qusiage
betbsuerts, ains elm Sdein Der Sreube iibcr
iein @nseii6t. gr rei9te mir sic Sanb,
bei3tete unter aufri6tisften &euetbrdnen
unb itarb balo in meinen Nrnen. Was i6
in bieier Stunbe enlpfano - ib permas es
ni6t gu idilbern. @ar bieie g~esesnuns
am Sterbebette zines Mannes, Der slei9
mir Brieiter semsien unb abgefauen NOT,
nidt cine ernite Mabnuns, elm Siuserseis
bes 5immels fir mi6? = Meine Bansen
waren taft 10 bleid mie bic bes Sobten unb
mein ltarres @sse bina an ben 9ippen, bic
peritummt waren fir INNER. @ber id
i1wur benz Gobten in bic faIte 6anb, elm
Nnberer su weroen, benn i9 bate in
ben @bsrunb Ses Serberbens gei6aut,
benz i6 i'm blinoen 8abn enteeaenraIte. =
Sn bas Saus bes proteitantii9en Baitors
o.. nnS FIJI Der Puni6zS owle fsbrte i1
ni9t m.br suriid. Sd tbsilte benz Supes
rintenbent.n nit, baB id auf Die 9reoisers
iteIe per,i1te, unb meme graut bat i'd,
mid gu persefen. Sd wia Srappit wers
ben unb in itrenser 8uBe iiibnen, was i'd
sefeblt. M5se Der Simmel mir bereinit
Elm sndbiser &idtsr ieini = Oieis Mits
tbeiIuns ifammt w0rtIi9 aus Dem grieie
bes getreffenben an ieinen gruber, ben
I. t. Qanbseridtsratb S., unb lit alio uns
;ueifelbaft in allen ginSelnbeiten budftabs
LID wabr. Dieter bo9eutite Sorfaa am
1obbette bate ben S%iefseiuntenen 10 er:
idiittert, oaB er balo in ben Srben Der
Grappiiten trat unb bort bis su ieinem
Gobe nod ~ Sabre lang in itrensiten
BuBwerten ieinen Nbfaq pom @lauben 81
iibnen lu9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Glue merfwAroi8e Yefebrmn8.

Wel9er Wittel ii6 bic unenbIide Yarms
ber3isteit @ottes bebient, Inn einen Siefs
sefallenen pom gerberbsn gu retten, bas
,eist uns f~olsenbes neutrality-suspicious. @rs
eisnis, bas mir in ben eisenen @orten bes
getrefenben mitbeilen wouen.
sd war i6on felt mebreren sSabren
fatbolii6er 8rieiter, suIeet Bfarruifar, unb
bin aus ueri6ieoenen llriaden lam meiiten
bebbalb, neil i'd obne wabren geruf in ben
bl. Yrieiteritanb setreten bin) sulett 10 tief
sefallen, baB id meme icellorsIide Stels
lung gang perlieB uno, ba ib beiratben
woute, iogar meinem beiligen fatboIii6en
@lauben abiduur uno proteitantii9 wurOe.
SD leste bas proteitantii1e @laubensbes
fenntniB in Die Sdrbe bes Superintenoens
ten alb unb purbe balb barnuf als protes
itantii9er Breoiser IN bic Stabt t. berus
fen. Oort perlobte i9 mid nit Der lo6s
ter zines proteitantiiden 6aufmanns unb
es ioQte Die SO9seit in ieds Woden itatt.
iinben. @ines Nbenbs iaB i9 nit Dem
proteitantii6en BaitOr o., Dem Superins
tenbcnten SO. unb einem Ganbioaten Der
euangeliiden Sbeolo9ie i'm 6auie bes 9rs
iteren BEL elmer Sople Punid. Wir iaBsn
in Der Qaube bes @artens, tranfen uno
paren gutter Oinge. pl0bli9 marb paitor
o.. abbsrufen, benn elm Sterbenber, bieb
IS, perlanse mad ibm. yWouen sic ni6t
binseben, 9err Gonfrater2" fraste mid Der
Paitor. : rSbre erite amtsbanbluus lit
freilid cine traurise, aber ais Wirtb fam
i6 mein Saus ni6t gut u~srlaHen.@ SD
mar bereit unb foIste Dem Soten. Gr
fiibrts mid an baS Bstt zines tobtfrmten
Mannss $50 bin Der neuernannte Bres
bigger uno TONNE i'm Suffrage Sbres Ssrrn
Yfarrers," iaste i'd, Die b!eiden 3iise Oieies
Sterbenoen betra9tenb. Dieter i9iittelte
oas 9aupt. vOas 1T elm WtiBperitanos
nib, periette er, lid babe mad einem To-
tboIii6en Brieiter uerlanst." Sinh Sic
benn ni6t euanselii9?" fraste i'd uerpuns
bert, IMAM iaste mirbod =" r@anS re6t,"
unterbra9 er mid, vaber i9 mOdte germe
tatbolii9 iterben." Oieie Worte beriibrs
ten mid eisentbimIid. r@ie fommen Sic
6a,u2" fraste i'd. r@lauben Sie an ben
@rl6ier, Der fir uns am &reuae seltorben
iit2 8enn sic feit an Sbn slauben uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Hpraeiehen !

lBenn Semano cine Gritarruns in ieinen
@liebern iibIt, falte, idweiBiss Sdn6e unb
6iBe bat, 10 iolte er ii@ Iieber uorieben.
Sas 1T elm 3ei6en tbeilweiien abiterbens.
Semmt man ben Slutumlauf, 10 bsmmt
man bas 9eben. Srase ben beiten glrst,
unb CT miro Dir bas Namlide iasen. ST.
li9e sriinolide @inreibunsen NIT benz
md9tisen beuti6en Ssilmittel, ct. Safobs
Del, weroen ben Organising baIO wisber
in OronunS brimsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10

Or. ansnit 9Onis's hamburger grnfts
thee wiro nur in Original Yadeten Yreis
rs Gts., oSer flint Yadete 81, ~uertauft;
in alien @potbeten gu baben ober miro mad
Gmpfuns bes Setruses, fret mad alien
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten usrianSt. Man
abreiiire:
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.,
CNaGtoIeer bon u. gsseIer 3 6o.)
GaItimsre, Sob.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
Death Of Thomas Croft.

William b. Croft, Esq, of Odessa, in
| this County, has just received lettel
from the U. S. Consul, informing him
of the death of his brother, Thomas
Croft, who resided on the Island OF
Tahiti, in the Pacific Ocean. Mr.. Crof
was an old Wilmington printer, who
served his time on the Gazette, and be-
came of age in the latter end of the yeal
1889. Ex-City Treasurer Francis Vim.
cent took his place, arriving in vii.
mington the last Friday in 1899, and
lust before New Years day, 1910. Mr..
Croft died September 20, 1880. At the
time of his decease, he held the Office OF
Interpreter for the French government.
He was born in 1919. In his day he
had been quite a traveller, having trav.
eled through the whole Of South Ameri-
ca, and the islands of the Pacific. Al
one time he was the editor of the
H olmesdale (Pa.,) Democrat
When Ex-City Treasurer Francis
Vincent came TO Wilmington there
were but two papers published in Will
mington, and three in this State, The
Gazette and Journal, published in Viii.
mington, and the Georgetown Repub.
lican, published in Georgetown, Sussex
County. The Gazette was published al
No. 4 Market street, and still exists un.
der the same name. 1t was published
sem; weekly; then changed to weekly
then again to semi-weekly, and then
to daily. John Newton Harker was the
editor and proprietor. 1t has always
been the Democratic organ. 1t then
had but two presses. One Washing
ton hand press, the other a Rammage,
which was only used to work off small
bills and cards. The cost of this last
when new, was only $50. The foreman
was William N, Naudain, a member of
the Naudain family, who were then dis
tinguished in the State.
The other hands were James Roche, a
son of revolutionary officer, who was
also a magistrate, and one OF the dele
gates to the Convention that made our
present Constitution. The other hands
were Robert Wallace, William Miles
afterwards one of the editors of the
REpUBLICAN,) Thomas Croft, above
mentioned, (whose place was taken by
Mr.. Vincent and John Nash, and a
roller boy named Howard.
The journal, which was merged into
Every Evening z, had but one hand press
to work off their paper and do theil
jobbing. 1t was published and edited
by John Porter and Henry H. Natf,
near the corner of 4th and Shipley
streets. The foreman was named Cow
an The hands were Dr. Hayes, 10.
seph Little, Ezekiel Kelley, and John
Alphonso Gordon, now the editor OF a
paper in New Jersey. AL of these are
supposed to be dead but Messrs. Gordon
and Vincent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
NEWS SUM MARY.
COST OF A kON-OTHER MIS-
CELLANEOUS NEWS.

| While field in the vicinity of Mon
ticello, Drew County, Arkansas, was
being plowed on Thursday the body Of
man was unearthed, which was iden-
titled as that of Carl Williams, colored,
who had disappeared three years ago.
His wife subsequently married Will
liam johnson, also colored, and 1t Is
now asserted that johnson killed Will
| lians, cut off his head and buried the
remains, his wife being present at the
time. Both of the accused have been
arrested and placed in Jail.
Richard Burke, aged 1906 years, has
been awarded $500 by the jury of Essex
County Circuit Court,at Elizabethtown,
N. Y, on account of the killing of his
son in an iron niue through alleged
negligence of the owners. The damages
were not rated higher because the jury
considered that the pecuniary loss to the
old man was not great, las his chances Of
life are small.
j. H. Edwards, aged 80 years, of
Washington, d. G., a cadet at the mill
tary school at Burlington, N. j., was
drowned on Thursday evening in the
Delaware River at the latter place. He
intended to leave for home yesterday
morning. His body was recovered and
sent home.
The jury at Chicago in the case of
Michael Cronin and Patrick Murphy,
charged with the murder of john
Walsh last March, yesterday returned
verdict finding Murphy not guilty
and Cronin guilty of involuntary man
| slaughter.
Clarence Boyd, the young artist who
was shot by his brother-in- law, DR..
Barnes, on Wednesday last, at Louis
vile Ky, died yesterday from the eff
fects of his wound. Or. Barnes was az
rested, but was released after giving ad-
ditional bonds of 81 900.
William Henway, an oiler on the
steamer Saratoga, of the Havana line,
was arrested yesterday at New York
charged with being concerned in the
recent smuggling of 1900 cigars on that
vessel. He was held for examination.
Eliphalet Clark, the Oldest homeoo
pathic physician in Maine, died yester-
day near Portland aged 80 years. He
was the founder, with DR.. Gray, of
New York, of the Amer lean Institute
of Homeopathy.
Theodore Hoffman was yesterday, a
White Plains, N. Y, found guilty Of
the murder of Hebrew peddler-Zife
Marks-at Port Chester in February
last, and sentenced to be hanged on
July y.
Lawson E. Mckinney, Treasurer of
Monroe county, Indiana, has been
found $4,000 short in his accounts, of
which his bondsmen have to make good
S1l 900 He speculated in stocks.
Edward Hovey, who shot and killed
his sister in-law, Mrs. Fannie Ver-
milyea, on April 20, 1882, was yesterday,
at New York, sentenced to be hung on
the 9th of J uly next.
Articles of incorporation of the
Lloydsville Coal Company were filed
yesterday in New York III the County
Clerks office. The capital stock Is
$1,000
The schooner Fred Tyler, laden with
coal for Tiverton, Mass, while passing
through the Railroad draw at Tiverton
yesterday morning struck the bridge
and sunk.
During fire in some barns at East
Chazy, Clinton County, N. Y, yester-
day morning, father and son named
Gushing were burned to death.
Prof. Charles f. Anthon, of the Col
lege of the City of New York, died yes
terday at Bremen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
THE WORK OF THE CORONER
Two Inquests Last Night-The Yer
diet Of the Jury.

Coroner Smith held an Inquest last
evening at the morgue, on the body OF
James Tilghman, Coored, who died i'll
the cells at the City Hall. The jury
consisted of William 5. McNair, Will
liam II. Long, Joseph Il. Wilkins,
James O"Toole, William f. Maxwell,
William H. Lee, Luther Palmer aud 5.
5. Bishop
They organized by selecting William
d. Maxwell Us foreman, and William
II. Lee Secretary. Dr. GrimShaw tes-
titled that Tilghnan had been III the
almshouse several times, and was sent
there by him few weeks since, On
Thursday he was called on to visit him
in the cells, and found that he was in-
sane, and would not answer any ques-
tions. The witness gave certificate OF
insanity, and directed that he should be
sent to the allnshouse. He understood
that the man frequently drank to eX-
cess, and he thought 1t probable that
was the cause of his insanity. In an
swer to a question, the witness said he
did not think it would have saved his
| life if he had been taken to the aims
house. The Chief of Police and several
officers were examined in reference to
his condition " hen he was brought to
the Hall.
After short deliberation the jury
rendered verdict, " that James Thigh
man came to his death from insanity"
The same jury then held an inquest
on the body of Thomas Sippe, colored,
aged about GO years, who died suddenly
Yesterday morning, at No. $40 French
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
Good Sitting Hens,

An amateur raiser of chickens in this
city on March last set a Plymouth Rock
hen with thirteen eggs, and exactly on
the twenty-tirst day afterwards she
hatched out thirteen beautiful little
chickens.
They are now about eight weeks old,
and weigh ou an average a pound and a
half apiece. Three weeks ago to-day
he set another Plymouth Rock hen with
fifteen eggs. About ten days ago she
knocked one out of the nest and broke
it. On Wednesday evening four little
chicks burst the shells in which they
were confined and came out to see
what kind of world this was any
how.
Thursday evening the hen. finished
her work in twenty days, and spread
her wings and clucked over fourteen as
pretty little chicks as anybody need
wish to see. Somebody may have hens
that can keep up with that record
excel it they cannot-but we have not
heard of many of them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
Becoming Very POpuIar-The New
Savings and Loan Association.

An entirely new loan association is
now being organized at the Office of
William +. Hawkins, No. ~ Market
street, on the same general plan as the
Perpetual Savings and Loan Asso-
citation, which has lately become SO
popular, but with several additional
advantages.
1t offers its members all the alvan-
tages of a safe and reliable savings insti-
tuition, and allows more interest on the
amount invested than is usual y offered
by such institutions.
Persons borrowing from this associ-
alton receive the whole amount Of the
loan and get the full benefit of its use.
The first payment will not be due un-
til June 8, 1883, at which time the
books will be ready for delivery and the
first regular monthly meeting will take
place.
Shares are now rapidly being taken.
All persons desiring to secure shares in
this association should leave their
names without delay at the office of
Mr.. Hawkins, where the subscription
list Is now open.
Shares only 81 each. Only limited
number for sale. Now is the time to
subscribe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
Rasolutlans OF Resnect.

WHEREAS, The allwise and Supreme
Architect of the Universe has seen nj
in His allwise providence to separate
from us our well beloved brother and
friend, p. g. William Messimer
therefore, be it.
Resolved, That in remembrance OF
his kindly deeds, manly character and
Jealous devotion to the interests of our
order, we have lost a valued member
and thus a brother eminent for his deeds
of friendship, love and truth has fallen
in our midst, and it is proper and right
that we should express our deep sense
of loss in the removal of one so well
known, and universally beloved
Resolved, That we extend to the fam
ily of our deceased brother our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in This, .theii
time of sorrow and trouble, believing
that they, through Him who doeth all
things well, may find consolation and
rest in the hope of knowing that he
lived and it was his only JOY to be a
devoted brother, a loving husband, q
kind and atf'ectonate taiher,a good citi
zen, an honest man, and a true and
consistent Odd Fell w.
Resolved That the thanks Of this
Lodge are due TO Banner Lodge, No
100, of New London. Pa, for the prompt
and fraternal attention to our deceased
brother.
Resolved, That our charter he drapeC
in mourning for the space of three
months, and copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased
and a copy to Banner Lodge, and alst
be published in the Delaware REPUB
L1CAN of Wilmington, Del. and the
Kennett Advance, of Kennett Square
Pa. Respectfully submitted,
=. G. Alex. Guthrie.
Committee Bro. William Moore.
p. G. George Springer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
hayeryy,sFinsncial Troubles.

CHICAGO, June 8.--The news of j. II
Hayerly's troubles has ocCasioned con
siderable surprise here and has excited
wide comnent. Mr.. Charles McCon.
nell, whose name has been mentioned
in connection with Mr.. Haverly, says
that the latter is indebted to him and
that he intends to visit New York tt
look after his own interests. Mr.. Me
Connell is quoted as saying with refer
ence to Mr.. Haverlys mining specula.
tions TO my own personal knowl'
edge he has Invested over $3.50, goo il
Colorado mines" To this and othel
outside schemes Mr. Mcconnell ascribes
Mr.. Haverly's troubles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
sale Of the Vanderbilt Est ate

Weare in recent OF circular adVer-
tisng the sale of the Vanderbilt man
sion, located on the summit of Wander
bilt Hill, Farmlngton avenue, Hart
ford. Conn The sale will take place on
Thursday, June %, 1893 at 10 o'clock,
a. m. The mansion is a handsome one,
and the ground surrounding it consists
of eleven acres, with fine stables and
out buildings, together with costly fur
iture, horses, carriages, etc, belong
ing to the estate Of the late Cornelius j..
Vanderbilt. The land, together with
tie improvements, furniture, etc, cost
$l55, 900, and will be sold to close the es-
tate One of the Republican reporters
is thinking seriously of attending the
sale, with view of purchasing the en-
tire estate and settling in that section OF
the country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
Sudden Death

Margaret W., wife of Nehemiah
Davis, of New Castle Hundred, died
very suddenly on Thursday evening"
Last Monday she visited Chester and
remained with friends at that place un
til Thursday afternoon, when she took
passage on the Major Reybold, and ar
rived at New Castle about five O'Clock,
where she was met by Mr.. Davis -
They proceeded to their home i'll a car
riage; she appeared to be in her usual
state Of health, and in very good spir-
its. After partaking OF supper she
chatted quite freely, until near nine
o'clock, when she remarked she was
very sick, and died almost immediate
ly afterwards, from an affection of the
heart. She was about 81 years Of age,
and although never very robust, was
generally able to look after the affairs
Of her household. She was a sister OF
the late Humphrey Morrow, who was
widely known in this and adjoining
States. Her remains will be inferred on
Sunday afternoon at Bethel buryine
ground, the funeral cortege leaving tht
house at two o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
To the Public.

We are now prepared to sell at the
lowest cash prices a better and larger
assortment of gentlemen's, ladies' and
children's boots and shoes than ever he
fore also complete line of low shoes
and slippers. Call and see for yourself
that we mean what we say. At the
Boston one price boot and shoe house,
304 Market street. Don't forget the
number, 304 Market street. Henry
Pike, proprietor. Repairing neatly
done,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
National Horse Show ISOLATION.

NEW YORK, June S.-The certificates
of incorporation of the National Horse
Show Association of America was filed
to-day in the County Clerks office.
The object of the organization is to
improve the breed of horses, take care
of and train them; to bring about i'm
provements in carriages and harness,
and the establishment of park for the
training and exercising of horse and
animal competitive exhibitions with
carriages. The capital stock is $lOO, 900 ;
The President is Cornelius Fellowes,
and among the Vice Presidents are A.
W. Sanforth A. j. Cass;lt, of Phila-
delphia Shepard f. Knapp; James
r. Keene, and William l.. Scott, of
Erie, Pa. Among the Directors are
Frederick Bronson, William Jay and
Edwin ID. Morgan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
AMYSTERlOUS AFFAIR.
A Lady in this CITY Receives a Let :
ter Stating that Her Husband IL
Drowned.

Some five weeks since Mr.. James e.
Dove, who is a travelling salesman for
Bomegart & Co., manufacturers of rub
Der stamps, 45 Second street, Baltimore,
left this city for business trip through
the South.
While here he boarded at No. 400
| Taylor street, and when he started
away, left his wife at that place. She
has been receiving letters from him
every week, and several remittances OF
money.
This morning she received a letter
dated Norfolk, June 8, in which he said
that he was well, and was about to go
and take il salt water bath.
! This letter was written Oh a sheet
that bears the heading "Purcell House,
r. II. James, proprietor" Enclosed in
the enve ope was the following note
written in a disguised hand, on piece
paper of which she recognized as a leai
from his note book
NORFOLK, June 8.
MADAM: BY the letter, found in a
coat pocket addressed to you, guess
yUu know him. he was in tine surf bath
ing when he got the Claulns ana sank.
Some niggers cLrried of the rest 0
his clothes, bat got his coat and will
leave it at hotel. My name is Jerry
Stranger, and | will leave Norfolk to-
night as am seaman. He ho!lored
but we were too far to reach him i'll
time hut we rowed around for an hour.
JERRY STRANGER.
The envelope was postmarked Nor
folk, June 8, ga. m, and it will be
noticed that this note is dated the 9th
As soon az Mrs. Dove received the
letter, she telegraphed to k. T. james
at the Purcell House, and received tn.
following reply: " Have inquired
[everywhere, but no tidings OF Mr'
Dove"
The telegram was sent at ll.4l O'Clock
this morning, and only serves to make
the affair more mysterious. MIS-.
Dove is very much distressed, ana
scarcely knows what course to pursue,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-09
.S25.OOOS1'flHk3!N Sr FSfRtEAE WiHaiSG!


Proposals will re received at the office OF
the City Treasurer until noon Wednesday,
June 18th, for the purchase of all or any por-
ton of the S25, 900 Sinking Fund Loan of the
City of Wilmington to be issued in amounts
of $50 or mutiplcs thereof for the purpose OF
retuuding Loan No. 7 of like amount. due
and payable June nth, 1883. Said retunding
being by authority of IN act of Legislature
as approved by City Council entitled AN
act to rovde u Sinking Fund for the pay
ment of the city debt Of Wiimington.'
This loan will bear interest at the rate of6
per cent. per lnhum. payable semi annually
on the first days of April and October each
year, and is redeemable as follows:
Series No. II, rs. lF0 October lat. 1873.
Series No, 70, $4,000, April lst 1894.
Series No. So $3.50, October LIST 1894.
Purchasers must pay accrued interest from
April lst, 1883, and addressed all bids in
sealed enveops to the City Treasurer marx
ed proposals for Purchase OF Sinking
Fund Loan"
The committee reserve the right to re.
lect any or all bids and also retain $1,000 OF
the above loan fer the purpose OF investing
tn e " Herdman begnest,"
HENRY F. PICKLES,
+. B. f. NlLLER,
u. j. VI ENTuN,
jeS-6t Finance Committee.