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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02
Any Number of Registration certl-

my VI . Wi IL
flcates for Sale Cheap.
CINCINNATI, Sept, 29.-The registra-
ton Of voters in this city under the law
enacted in May last, closes tonight.
There has been a very genial acquies-
ence in the law, and apretty full regis
tration. The wards have been sub
divided into voting precincts, with a
view to have no more than 800 voters
in any precint. Many charges of
fraudulent registration has been made,
but only afew have 50 far been traced.
A man offered to-day to sell Mayor
Smith any number of registration GER
ti6cates he wanted at $11 each. He
was Immediately arrested and found
to have a number Of apparently gen
uine certificates in his possession.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02
A Wealthy Stockman Convicted Of
Stealing q HeIfer.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. pr. Kenner,
one Of the wealthiest stockmen in
Uralde county. was convicted of the
theft Of a heifer, in the district court,
a few days ago. Mr.. Kenner is worth
$250,0O0 and has heretofore borne an
unblemished reputation. His convic-
ton is supposed to be due to preju-
dice, as all the circumstances sur
rounding the case are generating,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02

NSBNAH, Wis, Oct. i-About one hundred
foundry struck for advance in their Waees-of
nye Per cent yesterday, The moulders claim
sney are getting thirty per cent less than
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02

THE Grand Jury, of Adams county,
recently indicted a mar for pointing a
gun at another.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02

A FEW days bright weather will help
the crop prospects wonderfully.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02
Good for Tobacco Consumers.

HAVANA, Sept. 29-The tobacco
crop will be not only larger than for
many years, but Of a IA, rbetter quality.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02

EKw YORK. Oct. 1.-The Missouri Pac,nc
railwa company has leased the Central brSaSn,ccSS
q tne Union Racine road; the lease Il IA nm
made Public. ~s - w peeh
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-02

DUBLIN, sept. 29-The Irish loyal
ISL have started a fund for the assis
lance Of persons who have been bow
cotted ThetKillarney National League
has decided to boycott all stores selling
English goods.
LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch from
Moseambique, received here to-day.
gives details Of a battle between the
French troops, under Admiral Wet.
and the Havas, at Tarratfal, MadaRas-
car, on Sept. 10, and claims that The
French forces were defeated. The
Hayas occupied a strongly intrenched
position which Admiral Wet attempt
ed to capture. After very severe
lighting, lasting fully two hours. the
French were compelled to fall back on
Iamatine, which they did in an orderly
manner, with the loss of thirty men
Killed and wounded. .
VALPARAISO, Sept. ga fearful
crime was committed at Chinchin re-
Gently an entire family being murder.
ed Tor the sake of plumber. The as
sassins are being pursued.
LIMA, Sept. 29.-Cacerest, minister
OF foreign affairs, has directed a cir.
cular to the diplomatic corps here.
saying that as they will not recognize
his government they must, in accord
ance with the opinions of several au-
thorities on international law. which
he quotes, declare the Caceres govern
ment to be a belligerent. In case this
is not complied with, he will not be
able to extend the usual privileges to
foreign subjects in the provinces under
the Cacerest government, and will con
slider and treat them as Peruvian sub
jects.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-The Republique
FRANCHISE in an editorial to-day says:
The peace Of the continent demands
that the powers sanction the union of
houmelia and Bulgaria as an accom-.
pllshed fact, without questioning
whether its actual existence will win
Turkey in Europe"
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Alderman John
Staples, F. S. A., Was to-day elected
lord mayor Of London.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE. Sept. 29.-The
Bulgarian inhabitants Of Macedonia
have not Joined in the unity move
meDt Of their fellow countrymen, but
have determined to adhere to the stip-
ulations Of the treaty Of Berlin.
VIENNA, Sept. 29.-Disastrous foods
are reported to-day from many places
in the province Of Tyrol. Nc details
can be gotten.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 29-TEe
Journal de st. Petersburg, commenting
on the Roumelian difficulty. saws:
There is no question but that the
conference of the ambassadors at Con-
stantinople will arrange for an united
diplomatic action towards both Turkey
and Bulgaria SO as to prevent a con-
tllct between them, and thus allow the
slgners Of the Berlin treaty time to
discover a solution more in harmony
with interests Of Turkey and the bal
ance of the powers in the East. A
general peace will be maintained when
the eastern question is under the aegis
and moral authority of Europe. The
pacific tendency of the powers admits
OF the hope that the crisis will not
augment, and that what first appeared
a difficult problem will be promptly
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
The RothweII IhieYa.

About half pat three o'Cr4 1
Monday afternoon Chief q PCiisk|
Council was inform ed 'ha, c1gpi@
colored men had stripped tie "a
line Ia the yard of Mrs. r. MIDI
400 Madison street. From the tsr
ton gwen OF the men It was cO1.l
that they were the well knosl I'D
Harrison and William Roihs.l,
latter more familiarly ktoxa h
name of Sugar Awful
Officers Marques and McBrltsN
detailed 10 work up the case
came across the thieves al Wa
Water streets, and after a shord
captured them. Going IN he rex
of The thieves they foGnd Mr. M
toms missing garments rsLunga1
clothes lines, together With IN
lot other articles that bad btta
from the residence OF NJ, Roal1
1919 West Ninth str 1T
The Roth wells had their As1
before the Municipal Court ,lr'1
ing, when each were held n deia
ISlOO for their attend nce at COat
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

If the dispatches from London pub.
lishea this morning are to be trusted,
England has sent an ultimatnm tu
Russia and the latter has yielded. To
one cUuversant with the Muscovlte
policy the prompt concession Of the
contested point will not be surprising.
Russia is always ready with concilin-
tory words and promises they COS,
nothing and mean nothing Whlie tht
government is pledging the Imperial
f it'll tina, the Cossacks shall not TAX,
another step in the direction OF India
the Russian army in Turkstan is stead
y advancing or preparing TO advance
The most stringent orders will be iss ne,
10 the officers not to advance, and thei
they will receive decorations for disc
hey ing the orders. Having gained ;
cheap triumph, the Gladstone Ministr.
will now 20 to sleep again till publ
Indignation arouses it 10 make anothe
Iotest
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

The funeral OF Henry Latimer war
very largely attended by his male RS
latives aud friends. Rev. Lafayette
Marks of Hanover Presbyterian church
conducted the religious services and
spoke very impressively at the house
The pail bearers were Victor iIuPor'
Henry DUPONT, Col. II. h. Judd, Hon
l.. Il. Wales, James T. Bird and Chas
Warner. Funeral Director Jord n A
| W iison had charge. The deceaeed IA
buried In IA black covered casket Will
claim trimmings.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
DEATHS.


ALEX ANDER-In this city, on the LIST inst
Mrs. Phoebe Alexander, widow OF the 'A'e
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence No. 5Oi West Ninth street' On
Wednesday, the 4th inst, at O'Clock, V. W.
without further notice. lnterment AT Mt.
salem cemetery. Delaware Cou4ty papets
please copy.
MOORE-On the first instant, after a ling"r-
ina illness, Sarah T.. beloved wife of james
W. " Moore, in the AID year OF her aye.
Relatives and friends are Respectfully IN
vtted 10 attend her funeral from the residence
of her husband. rl5 thestCut street, on
" ednesday afternoon, at halt past TWO O.
clock. Services at the Household OF Faitf
church. lnterment at Riser'iew cmetery
Asleep in Jesus,
blessed sleep.
| LEWIS-On the 80 instant, Emily Ayars
| dau liter OF Samuel and Rachel Levin
aged IL year mon this and days.
The relatives aud friends OF the family az
| respec full, invited To attend her iuherA
from the residence Of her parents NO. "a
| Walnut street, at O'Clock. on frtday a'r
noon. luterment nj b,verview cemetery.
BRITrUN-At Cher y Hill, Md IN feor
airy Il. of pneumonia, Ju Ia A. ', britto
ageu bf Yeas 4.
asleep il Jesus.
oAkE~-tJn th~l t inst Rebeeca L., ina
daughter OF James u and i.lilie L. take
Az a. ytarl and one month
Relatives and fiend OF the family arc 7
suecttuliy invited 10 attend the funeral iro
tire re idence VI her atents, NJ iieasa
street On " .duesddy morning al II o'cloc
Services Il the house at 10 o'tiOeh.
Lutte Reba VAS our daring,
PIT of all our hearts at bone.
Bat the angels cane and whispered
kebA. darling, do come nome.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
TIL EDITION


Tho Scott NJ L. Sunday ,cbO.,
celebrate their anniversary next P,s,a
evening.
The price Of tickets to the rn,o, :,
E.Sunday school Anniversary on mn y,
day evening, are 10 and 10 cents mn
The Italians employed at PAN.
quarry will be paid the ba,n.
their quota from the recent ~.
Friday.
Several members Of the choir o,c.
NJ. Il. church will assist at the 'o,.
In Brandy wine M, T.. church ON NJ
day evening.
Capitalists In Georgetown, ps,,,.
are talking about putting up Nan
rink. They think theirs MONEY /, N
enterprise.
| A five mile race took place las. v.s
In "a skating rink IN New YORK M
fastest mile was made III minis NJ
~ seconds.
VIM. II. Dawson of Smyu. u
moved on the Maree farm near Stun.
In White Clay Creek tinnareI ri
Mrs. Daree has moved 10 Sm,n.
Il Walter Joseph, practical hon. =,
sign painter. grainer aud glazler n
inmates furu ished. All work ru,n
0 lteei. ~ Market street.
Il A literary aud musica enter..uur
will be given by the Stewart Asa
. ltiuu, in the rooms Of Snyth A.
, No. 504 Market street, gu Frid4y vs
ing
ii Mr.. Cole has removal from Gr NJ
lar street 10 No. 1905 Marke M
IL here h has for sale numter Of n
I and second hand Il erborn-, VIAL
: is selling at reasonable prices
= l.. q Burke butcher and NOM.
dealer, Fourteenth and 5 utt srssn
removed 70 the Tally farm mar Ry
view G, metesy. He will stl siuis
his cattle Mt the old place.
|, Rev Patrick Kelley, has beer nd
y I'D to his room for the past eigh, va
land his restora Ion TO healtl a I'd
| prohlematical. He Is over - yaa
age, and has been rather inirG
) some time.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
To the Memory

OF Mrs. anon q. h. lmrrirkson. y ~
: ,p,euher All. .e4l, died January 4ith, 1883
Death called her 9 she walked below,
Ihtr he Of beauty, vet q woe,
AID bade her ON her turu OIL strife,
Leave this, and try another NE.
She lived iu hope o;ail tn is ven,
BY ,iad. the giseT NJ In .telvsn
IA esun, eli gave. with wilh1g voice,
That madi us al. by II relo ce.
$40 garnere while on e,r'ha store,
That shs would reap, when called to soar
Above times II etin- race and STOW
And gain the 81, s:tns lie II tie 'ow
She spent h,r time AMI taleu' here,
To h,lp rs all, and God revere
To store in MUD nj toll u art.
THAT iven US deep in lht heart
She stsyel Win us ye r alter year,
ServeG q ID n reverence, 6ut. tear,
Apdkspth crl's above the orr.
soas "a beauty Twill conform,
She died, wrapped W AMI houni within
Wit. tfu6's own love and ir g from nj
She wore the cross 10 wear above.
The crown If Ms edeemny lO.e.
She's gone. GU loved To Christ we xiv
1his boon OF rar,h, to teach n i've
T. yivers warning yet In time,
mat We "a .ie wen MAJ sone iav shine.
- 81 ter dca-. though npt,of sight,
Thnu'rl IN O. land. bY far more bright ;
snrrst tl1etlere. IN pace 90 swstt
Wen SUI trust G,d one d4y Te II NEE
A j.. l..
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Levy Court.

Revising tho assasiia l''" ~,
principal part Of the business y =
10 by tho Levy Court, and VIA WIN n \.
most of the time OF the Soun :,
the most OF the sessions ih'
find great difficulty IN eqlI u'.a
assessments OF the resp ciivsn,I;I
After making conniriS9Hs - a.
il very good and safe fas I
assessors to place a va IA W. 4
on every ten DC ~ ia
paid. Thus, a property rsni .,.la II
should be assessed for gov
quite probable thst bridge '7'''
DO elected next Friday
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Cr.nns,s Pom work

Ia creating much talk in our town q.
present. II you have not seen that
piece of work in Baynard's window at
9Th and Market st., you should not faii
10 90 wee it this week. II Is a piece oil
artistic work that Is admirably execu'
teal. The same work done for outside
parties for $50 The Prof. will com
nence piece of work this week It, D!
5 f.. In size, and worth about 800, thai
will Guido any thing Of the kind eve'
attempted here. His writing rooms arr
at No. 10 Il. 4lh 81. his residences
No. 1915 Walnut 1T. Call and SEQ him
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
Indian 81 Dpafhy

The Noner's Indian Association
met in monthly session ou Monday af-
ternoou At tho residence of MIR. Ed
ward Moore, 916 West street. A mum
bsr of laIters from different sources, do
tailirg he diguities aud cruelties th'
In Hans have to sufirr were read. A
letter from a lady intimately acquain
ted with President elect Cleveland
stated that he was in sympathy win
any measure that would correct tht
abuses now pranticed upon the Indians
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
pres,aeut C,eveisnd's ho'"

President elect Ciev"ltlH, ~"
led by the Hon. Daniel MsD ,t.I'i
onel Daniel s. Lamont, anu ". -
lies, lef Albany Al 6 40 -a'' IN ~
- special train on ihe VIZ 'a-s 5,
road, for Jersey City, V y, and 4
took the car a" Minerva ,,,i.ti
it'll the regular train i9T f9"
Tha car was alta hen l" AN A
passed through this city a S al |,
this morning. A. it va, .,,a ~ prs
| whit time the train WHY 'n .a "a
would pass through, 'n'''
, persons Mt the station
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
The Man for Mayor.

To the Republican voters OF the city
We are al the present time looking
around for suitable person lor our
next Mayor. Now, | for one think that
the working men should have TIE
choice OF the man, and would as one
most respectfully present the naue OF
Mr.. Thomas johnson, of the Harlan *
Hollingsworth Company, AZ the rex
man tor the lace, tor We all know thai
he Is working man himself ard a
friend Of The working men of the cry,
and if elected would ill the Office with
credit To himself and party aud III
friends a VOTER
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
at2 O'Clock p. M,

tie following described real estate. vi,
All that ccrta n iut or parcel OF land WITH
4 frane yelling house thetc1n, situate IN
tne city of "llmiugtO0. bTunied aud de
scrihed as 'oll01s, to VT:
Bsxtnninx Mt tie intcrsect'or formed b.
the southoriy siIe Of Fourteen h street anG
the westerly SIDE Of Scott street, the1c
| .Outhoriy by said side Of SCOTT street llJ feet
| to he no IN rly side OF a IS feet Wide iteet
opening INTO scott etr,e ct nj Lincoln street.
| ,ud paral, eli vita fsurt enth Il Get, thence
thereby westerly l0t tee " II st.ke, theme
| uorthcrly parallel " til Scft, street l4o leei
/ to the utterly aide OF Fourteenth street
thence thereby easteriy 100 'act TO the place
of beytrnInv, be the contents within SAID
ibJundt what they may.
/ seizsd and taken into execution rs Thu
Ipr, = rty Of Edmund q. Burke and l.ouisi
lG, his wife, and Is. auG u be sold by
i MAS FORD. SheTin
Sheriff uttice. w .im.us TIA, Feb. -, les'
| mo Il
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Calleuder's Colored Mln''I vi3
n very excellent pert'fnnhasa,,oar
Ing ut the Opera House oe'T o,t
enca that tiled the ereate' g,dA
house The singing Of re n a5v,sl
vas very fine and hign ,sa ' sTass|
Ivy the audience, ann ,,o, re-, VI
tcrmance was mueh oeIe .n,,.trs!d
given by the majority oil INV
that visit this city. ,,sar "
The company will stsiI
last thus thi. evening, ana o.
greeted with q packet u ''
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
AmplversaFy.

The Union NJ. x Sunday SCHOOL mis-
m ion AIRY anniversary, Thursday next,
March 9th, promises TO be q grand
time. The music will be the best. SIEVE
raj new features viii be introduced. II
IL only necessary TO say the Union will
do her best. Tickets ten and fifteen
cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
s,ab,.d,o the Heart ny a FAN

Yesterday, while Samuel Graf on,
marshal of Forest. south Of Findlay,
was skating in a roller rink, ne tell on
his back, driving the point Of machine
oil can, which he had placed in his hii
pocket, deeply into his heart. Ho al
taken home and died in short time.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
FOR SALE.

Desiring to close out all
my business and real estate
in the city OF Wilmington and
vicinity Immediately, | off r
to those who will call early,
rare opportunities in we'll es-
,tablished manufacturing and
mercantile business To
those desiring property to
lease Or buy, especially tor
The latter, great indu :emehts
will! be given and very Easy
terms, if needed, can be had,
A few very desirable homes
and business stands, ranging
from $1,000 and upwards
lApply day or evening"
ID. II. KENT, Sixth anC
Jefferson streets, Wilmington
iDel NIB 3t-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

Neal Dow. OF Maine, has formally
and by letter Withdrawn from the ke'
pub lican party. As he did the act 70
all intents ana purposes several years
ago, the shock of his departure rs MOI
likely TO be serious either 10 himself oi
the party.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
YIN. O,.ptny ofPennoa' '' 4

Executed by CrAhbe, ,p' ,bs v
IL now on exhibition :" adorf,d'
windows of j w, DielTs,a Wv, AUDI.
house, 4th and Market ~. 9,'' asi,
closkey's hat store, = 'p sodIes :
The frames contain al n copia,
Of beautiful "whole aru ,,es. ny
is is the time to jun the c .a''d "
aud three ladies conn : even la'y'
He ask a fair trial o. ,s,srps,
81 %. Look for hlt ,,,t n'I peiI
lpsn.work, on e1h ~ streetH''
school, No 10 L. 4'H '
| 1016 walnut street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

So far 4lil Missouri Democrats have
sent their applications for tifi ies under
The new administration. Tue small
ness of the number is due to the block
ia Of the mails by the heavy snow.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
,no,..se from February, 1854 '.,.'" 2'I4'''-


The balance of the notion and tim u
IT, store at the northwest corner o.
s aas1th and w ashington streets VIII De
se,I at publ sale tomorrow (Wedness
soiu afternoon at o'clock. DRAKE q
~ auctiOn6erB.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03


2 no Sos and nuts.
No, !. Ray horse lack. good Nv
worker. double or siugle 63h
No.2, BrJWn horse Frank, good wJrAer
OF driver.
Nc. 3 Hrown horse mule, a good worker,
single or double.
Is mead OF nus dairy cows, some (rN
fresh AMI springers; 90 hne stock HH-
| bdlI one fat o', head % sh0ats.
| FAl,MIkG INF gNTs - Two lrse farm
wagon, n good order l top Ouggy, IN pooi
Iorier ; / no top buggJ. milk f1gun, IN good
rdnr one trOad wheel cart, with tnng1e or
shat, ;hay b d. Buckeye .aI,et and move.
| Blc keye Whea. and thpspha mi, nearly
Iutw; steel Doth horse rake, IN good order )
good farm roller. milk sod, ] grain I'm,
corn shelter, hay and fodder cutie i wheel.
harrow, 2 sets oi double barnes, sets Of
Ipiow harness set OF dearborn harness, i s I Of
lcart harness. set Of Leaf barne s,c0llars and
10 idles, Diivcr chilled pl w, vita pointer
Imperial vi =, with POINTER; Peacock pho"
lwilh pointer; one twin harrow, nearly new
IL cultlvaJo 2 ssts Of double and sing e trees
hsy ana manure FORKS. long lcd1ers, hoes
grain cradle, hall hushe and naf pNcK,
| CO.'S cut saw barn shOveland OTHER shoNels
| / grtnist0ne. hay sniie, log CHAINS Ko"'
D.. uay rope, large grain or feed crest, lot q
grain bags, a lot oh cken coops about =
!, lpiir ofchi kens, lot Of iron, lot Of tar ope
COZ chains and otAer ensins. DAIRY Fis
ITURgs; 10 ioity-quart mix cas-. near
b lnew 3 twenty quart milk cane, nearly Lew
II slip cahs, 8 dozen milk PAM, nearly new
lmiia BUCKETS, ] measuring hucket, lie
/, It amer. and many other articles too ted 1
= Ito mlnt.on. Conditions made snOwn on da
u sale JOHN :. BEtS'ls,
. L.. W. stidhsm n Son. auct's. ms ltNS
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
DUBlID SALE.
wan be sold Mt nelic sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH I.

at . 70 a. u ., sHHTPi
the entire 10, o. household and kitchen fur
nitrre At No, etg Washington street, city
consisting Of par.or suit piano carpets, din
ing roUlc urni ufc, Kitchen utensils china
glass and table w..re, table linen, 5euits o
bed room iu niture a cottage SUIT, nearly
new, ca,pets, Ted linen. feather hcds, nat
,resses, curtains, lJuLges, chalis, ictufes
D paintings, toilet Sets, mirrors, etc, etc
Terms e ash. MA TX 4 l.. k4iE
Stiohlm n Son, kucts. mo ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
COagr e~s

In the United States Senate on Mon
day Mr.. Hoar gave notice that 10 DAY
he would ask vote, without daoate.oh
the proposed Woman Suffrage Constitu-
tiopal amendment. The Fortitications
hill was received and reterr I'd The
Supdry Civil bill was reported, and lts
consideration proceeded with. Pend
ing its consideration a recess vas taEeh
until evening o. reAssstn Ding au
executive session was held confer
ance report on the Legislative Appro
nriation bill was agreed to, aud another
conference comrnittee was appointed on
the Poet off ca Appropriation blll. con
ALTERATION of Sundry Civil Dill vas r.
sumed The Senate was stt!l IN session
OF an early hour this morning at work
on the rem aiming Appropriation DIS.
ain the House, a conference com
was APPOINTED On the Senate amend
mepts 10 the Naval Appropriation oltl
Mr. Mills, of Texas, moved t9 suspend
tic rnles and adopt "a resolution declar-
ing THAT the committee appoluled 10
orange the inaugural cerem1' les haV
inc dsc,tned TO give TO the RepresbI Ia
,Iyaa In Cong ess their proper ace, "t
will decline to take apy par n th'' saul
caremonfes at the CAPITOL Mr. HAN
,onnd of q 4orria, 6emar led a serond,
and the resolution wa second Il loo !"
After debate, however tnS l"epl
tion was defear eL.-yeas 50, maya l84
The contested o. ecliop cA-e i ffSAeneh
A Wilson, from Iowa, was taken up
M Adams. of Now Y )rb giving nohc"
that m the conclusion OF the cJnsldtrd
ton of the election case he would moe
10 snspend the rules and pass tue bieH
runtcv bill. The iI00se, at TINS pom
teok a recass until evening Ga rea7
aa,ubIipy, the contested eli cN.n cas-
wa.reanrned and n number OF diiator.
rnotinns were .uduig q III Iht n use re
,n.inad in session early THIS Ip"rnlu2
awaiting action ON appropriaIon DIE
water pumped last Me"th
Chief Engineer MeIu5ire fnrnlshr
.ba following record VI be Workings 4
the city water pumps for the ni'lith
February:
CITY LII STATION
Pumo. Days. Hours. Strokes 'tal anon
wor,h,ugton Il 59'4 i8t w " V We % :.
Tnrhi, e., 2 4I T7sl i's"
.. 92,l48, 8.
Total. ''''.'''''-'' -
,.o,o rebruary. 1891 go. IL ,3ie 2.
COOL STRING STATION
puup. Days. Bours. strokes. ofa VI 81
unnwIes "a IIgA 2o74f4 y 70
WorLbington' 2s'4 io'4'' -,D-,
,.o,.xsa from February, 1854. @,'4',"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
E0u nd

A picture of young girl dr was picT The
nm on West street this morning ;re ~,
owner can have the saR o. p 1s No.
the office of Forrest q rioi''' ''
West Seventh ST. "t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03
MARRIAGES.

BOWMAN-EMERY- Reading, Pa, on
February 18th, 1885, BY Rev; J Try. ID: "
Mr., Ii. Eugene BOWMAN to miss Laura La
Emery, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-03

S,AErtti' = ..Lf-BY NlhTuE OF a
- writ OF l. V ria Facias. 10 me directed,
will be expo oil a. puolic sale At the CourI
House. 90 NJ rkrt .treet between Teri tn and
Eleventh stTeegs m t1e citf OF Wilmington
New castle County. Delaware, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1885,