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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06
TOTAL TAX,
WITH COSTS.
Fort nm tract lot $, blk 2


Fort nm tract lot s, blk ~ "
Fort Hill tract lot 10, blk ~
Lawton, Mars J-TerminuH Home
stead tract lot 2, blk 30 man. -.
Lynch, ] D-Pioneer BUILDING Lot 81,
Association tract lot IL, blk "1
,rd pen Pc, :, 9 hlt Lot A''0''" So
Lugo, Francisco P de-27 acres OF
land side Of charter no , ils Msn q
land OF Haley, N BY land OF Manning
s y EooH u o lan nar o. ps Sep"e 40
Lawson, Ms acres Of land SIDE OF
by Hamilton tract. value 500, impts =.
Lung. Sam-Pers prop, bal due 20
prop. bal dge 70 10
Lambie, John--Pers pop, bal due %
Larecq, A--Pers prop, bal due ~ ~
bal due enss'e' FISHING IN
Lorrain & shafer--Impts on 81 lot2,
blk E, Ords survey, $50, and pers prop, ~
bal due o
Hechte, Jos Lr-Pers prop, bal due 50
Leonard, Gus-Pers prop. bal due "
Legrand, Jas-Pers prop, bal due Us
Lehman, B-Pers prop, bal due 81
Loiseau, P--Pefs prop, bal due ! 5Z
Lord 4 Fisher-Pers prop, bal Que o. ~
Loughlin, Thos-Pers prop bal due 60
Lemon, Jas-Pers prop and impts on
| land OF Glassell In lots aud 6, blk Il,
Lindenield & Co-Pers prop, bal due I -
Lemon, E-Pers prop. bal due q
| Iustmen, M-Pers prop, bal due ! a5
| Loud Sing-Pers prop, hal due 70
| Idmbrock. II C-fmpts on Sc side
| Spring and Fifth SITS 500, and per prop, -,
| bal due az az
Lee Ching Chung Co-Pers prop,
Lionellara. Is-Pers prop, bal due ] q
lie sis, Is-Pers prop, bal due l 40
Lacy Bros-In Hlncock survey, -.
acre in Sc corner of lot !, blk " ~
Levy, Mrs G s-Pers prop 5 q
Levy. SAMPLERS prop AZ
Lust, August-In Also tract, lot b, a,
Ledberry, Mrs G M-Impts on Chap
man lot on Main and Second SITS $3.50, =.
pers prop II "
Lamp, Geo,rsrs prop, also in San j. :.
Love, Mrs E-Pers prop 10 So
Lang Mrs Emily--Pers prop 3 So
Lugo, s o de--In Ord's survey. 80
II of 5 u of lot Q, blk 81 3 81
Luchetti, G-Lot 80 Il W side Of New
High street, bd y by land OF heirs OF
D de Moreno, by land OF Frca Y
barra, W by land OF Y X de Tononi and
M Santa Cruz, in ord's survey, in lot
Lorenz, H-Pers prop Al
Long, A B-Pers prop Is u
lie PrOgress"-Pers prop 2 81
Lockhart, Mrs d w-Pers prop 0,
blk II II s.
Lever, WINTERS prop 10 A
,L,Pez, Adolfo. Also tract, in lot 2. a
Also tract, In lot 4, blk +, y
Lowe, Frank H-Per prop, IL 81
Lille A--Schiller tract, lot 8, blk @, O.
Lockwood, Ain Mott tract, lot 5, .
Lopez. c de-Bellevue Terrace
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06

1
In the Huber tract, lot 10, blk 2s
z Personal property
Il l.
KATE, B-Per prop
KNAPP, + B-Per prop
Knowlton, C-Per prop
Kong Hing-Per prop II
Long, Geo E-Interest by reason OF
: mortgage given By II w Mills, one-half
Long, for 5000, lot Ga Il front W side of
! | Upper Main st, recorded in mortgage
, | bk 40, page 26S, present value $500 A
: Locke, Julia E-ILterest by reason of
mortgage given by Thee Bolle to Julia
y Locke, for the sum Of $3.50, on the
following property. to-wit: Lot u, blk
X, Mott tract, recorded In biz 60, page
50 OF mOrtgs, records Of Los Angeles co,
dated Aug I. 1884, assessed value $40
LeMasne, Disappointment by reason
camp, for the sum Of $500, on the fol
lowing property to-wit Lot 10, blk
X, Also tract, recorded in blk "a, page
~ OF mortgages, dated Nov 7, 1883, re-
cords OF Los Angeles CO. bal due 800
Lazarus and Melzer-Pers prop, bal
Linquist. Fred-Pers prop, bal due
Leiser aud Selinger-Pers prop, bal
due
Los Angeles Infirmary-Int by reason
l Vi AlOilbhSt bAftu ny luOlntb LtHHuDn
to Los Angeles Indrmary for the sum
OF $3.50, on the following property, to-
| wit. ID II of lot 8, blk |, New Depot
tract, recorded in bk 81, p 96, OF mort
cages, dated Nov ID, 1883, records OF
Los Angeles county; present value 500
Loomls, A R-Int by reason OF mort
gage given by w X Norton to A X
LOOMS for the sum Of 500, on the fol-
lowing property, to-wit: Hunter tract,
sW IA acres Of Tot IA. recorded In bk %,
p $50. Of mortgages, dated March 5, "a,
records OF Los Angeles county
LOOMS, A R--Int by reason OF mort
gage given by J Owen 70 X Loomis
for the SD m OF s225, on the following
properly, to oscdLde dq - II, eIk Fort
mortgages, dated Dec g. 1884, records
sl2b 8
Lynch, Joseph D, and J ] Ayers-lnt
by reason OF chattel mortgage, given
By Osborne and Cleveland to Joseph
D Lynch aud J Ayers for the sum of
5000 on the following prop, TO WITT:
Printing presses, type, materials, etc,
used In publication OF Evening and
Weekly Express, reed in blk 4, p 500, of
chattel mortgages, dated Aug Is, 1884,
records Of Los Angeles co, present
value 5000, go
Los Angeles Savings Fund and
Building SOciety-Int by reason OF
mortgage given by T Richardson to
Los Angeles Savings and Building
Society for 800 on the following prop,
70 wit: Lot 70, Spence addition To
Boyle Heights, reed In bk 81, p 49, OF
mortgages, dated Sept /, 1884, records
OF Los Angeles co, bal due $500, 10
Leonard, Geo F--Huber tract, 43
| feet and inches Of lot 10, blk 54, z
Huber tract, N 90 feet and inches
| OF lot H. blk "a, 8
Huber tract, "a feet aud inches of
| lot 10, blk o., 3
Hpbar traIf lot la hIlr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06

Isaacson, Per prop, bal due 81
Ice Company = Improvements on
Davis tract on lots and 5, blk 4, value -.
of impts $500. per prop 81 o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06

Hancock's survey, sub lot 8, block 60,
lot 6, block +. Value of land $40.
improvements SIPS, Personal proper
% MS nD Jennie asos' Ts ar for sssS dated
March ,, 1885. recorded in book "a of
mortgages, records of Los Angeles co.
Present value 500
Black W H-Personal property, bal
auce due
Blum & Co-Personal property; bal
Rnce due
Biueit, DAILY & sullivan-Personal
property, balance due
Brophy, w A-5ub lot g. blk 80, Han
cocks survey, lot 5, blk 4, sub lot s,blk
80, Hancoek's survey, lot 6, blk 4. val
ne of land $50, impts sl25, personal
property, total tax l
Bixby lin the sabiohi tract, being
lot l, blk
Bixby jim the Sabichi tract, being
lot 2, blk
Bixby jim the sabichi tract. being
lot 3, blk /
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot 10, blk
Bixby jim the Sabichi tract, being
BixbyJ-In the sabichi tract, being
lot 1, blk
Bixby jim the sablchi tract, being
Bixby jim the sAbichi tract, being
lots, blk
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot 4, blk
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot 8. blk 5
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot G, blk
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot 7, blk 5
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot s, blk 8
Bixby jim the sabichi tract, being
lot i8, blk 6
Burns, G W--Personal property
IA Benson, Mrs L-Fort Hill tract, betng
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06

Martinez, r 9 de-23 acres of land n
o. south city line, BID by vslensuela
4 Temple, n by land OF Wood worth, "
by Hayley
Manning & Rood--l0 acres OF land
SIDE OF Patent bondry line, I'D = ~
land OF Woodwork, by land OF l. "a
W by land OF solgado & Lugo
Martin and Kinkenbacn. per prop, =
MermE, Charles-Per prop,
Martinez, Marla-Lot % feet + side
by land OF Hrlswalter, e By
land OF Y h de Touoni, 8 BY land OF
Francisco de Martinez. value 500.
impts sil6, per prop,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

FOWL ER.-On the 3rd irst., Lizzie NAV
daughter Of Elisha and Ly ga. r owior,asee
months.
KANE On the I'd in t., Margaret wife Of
Michael Kane, agsd 81 yers.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd TO attend her funeral from the resi-
dencs OF her hutband. in Chnstifna Hun.
dred, ON "Wednesday next At 9 O'Clock, q. IN,
Mass at 81. PA,rick's Uharl b, Ashland. /
McALLlSrER.--ln this city, OF the Sd inst.
MARY Nc ALI ter, asei e5 years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend her 'uneral, from the resi-
dence OF her sser, Mrs. Donshoe at SPUR
rel hun. Du onts tank i, on Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock. In lerment at ST. Joseph
Oemstery.
WILBER.-ln this city. on October I'd.
VIM. J. WILDER, ago about 10 years
heia ives and friends and mem berJ OF
Brindyvine Assembly also, X. of L., arc re-
specially invited 10 attend his funeral from
his late re- fdeDce, No, 40 CLAY mont 81 eet,
south WilDibgol on Tuesday afternoon at
terry.
BkACKEN In this city. on the 4th Ia st,
Alma bracken, wife OF George u. Bracken,
10 the 3lst ye.r of her age
Funeral nom the residence ofh or HUI sband,
on wednesday afternoon, the 9Th ins.,, att
oc.oek. Funeral Private.
SP hIN9ER.-On the morning of the 4th
inst, Mary s.. wife OF X. Ward Springer.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral nom her late
resid ence, 6l3 Monroe street, on Wednesday.
eth inst, at o'clock without further notice.
lnterment IN Wilmin ton and Brandyw ne
Csmetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

To morrow the seventh annual exhi.
billion Of the Cecil County Apri
on lture Society will open at Elkton
Nd and continue four days. The
managers have left nothing undone 70
make thiA fair the hnest and best In
every way ever given by the society.
and with this purpose In view have had
the buildings and grounds put In first
class order, and q mum Der Of improve
ments made. There Ia q large mum.
Der Of entries from Maryland, Dela
ware and Pennsy lvania, and the mum =.
Der OF exhibits will no doubt be large
az over $l2. 900 will be paid out In pre-.
m inms In the several departments.
The trials OF spe, d will be- exciting
and Interesting, as some OF the fiee,est
horses In the country will com pete for
the premiums, which o very liberal.
Tomorrow there will be four races, AZ
follows: A colt race for purse of $lOO,
for which theie are Elk entries; enc In
the 10 class, for purse of $500, with
six eutriee; one In the 2 "a class, for a
purse OF $500, which hes nine entries,
and running race, one m lie dash, for
purse Of $l25, with seven entries.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Railroad Company will run
excursion trains each day Of the fair at
greatly reduced rates.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
FOURTH EDITION
sstarday,s Whlpplngs.

WhsFks1Bss
There were not many persons present
ut New Castle jail last Saturday 70 Wit.
ness the iph!c,ion Of corporal punish
ment In the case Of seven prisoners sen.
Nnced ut the recent term OF court, and
the lash was laid on very light.
The notorious Harrison Rothvell,
alias Sugar Awful" colored, who wa
convicted Of burglary and larceny in
bres king into and robbins the reside y
OF Walter II. Davis, ftood one hour In
the pillory and afterwards received 20
lAshes.
Howard Taylor and Charles Dump
son. 10th colored. convicted Of assault
with intent to kill Benjamin Y. Reed,
each stood one hour In the pillory.
Philip Pinion, colored, CON victed of
burglary and Larceny In breakire into
aad robbing the house OF J. W. HArriott,
stood one hour In the pillory.
James Hopkins, colorsd, who plead
enilty 70 the larceny OF clothing from
Michael *. Carroll, received 10 10 ,hes.
James Murray, colorsd, convicted OF
the larceny Of sugars from A. A. Chap
man. received 3 Iasbes.
Isaac Hayden, white, COW icted of
the larceny Of rope, from the schooner
S!aymaker, received 20 lashes.
Louis Pyle, white, who Was ind
for burglary and larceny In breaking
into and robbina the house Of LAvinia
Appleby. and permitted TO plead
guilty to larceny, and sentenced TO re-
cetve ~ lashes and be imprisoned one
ear, had the lashes remitted by Gov
ornor Stockley.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Forty Hours D.v..,o..

Yesterday being the com men oemep,
OF the toTty hours devotion, the ssrvices
~ 81 Pauls Church were unus uaIlv n :.
tersstinR. The singing and chan ting by
tne very ex ,cliept choir was exceedine.
" gooc, whist the advice given by
Father hsbman 70 his pc rishioners 70
renew their devotion TO Almighty God,
IN whom they hve.and move, and have
their being, and from whom thev are
daily receiving 10 many blessings in
the WAY OF health, strength and pros
pertty, must have received a hearty
amen In the heart OF every one present.
Inc spirit, he said, he knew was willing.
nat the hesh. was weak and God was
ever ready 10 forgive and blot ont ali
sins, though they be;as &C arlet, and there
lore, durii q this for, y.hours devotion.
the Rev. Father urged his people to
hum Bile themselves under the mig hty
arm OF Gcd, that they may be exalted
In due time" In addition To the edify.
ing remarks OF the Rev. Father. We
could not but gaze IN vrapt admiration
ct the magnificent deco, a.ions of the
aItar No less than two hundred burn.
Ing candles threw their resplepdept
ras . on 81 suYroui. ding objects, whilst
or IN arch over ell . number OF gas |. 3
formed the words Hoo Est Corpus
Meum." Beautiful ard rare flowers Of
many varieties, In great profusion lined
the aitAr, and gave 10th their sweet per-
inme. The services closed with the
itsny of the Saints, which, though
quite lengthy, We trust was heard by
Him who hoidsth the destiny OF the
world In the hollow OF his hand, and
that HIS wrath hath bean appeased
through their intercessiun,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Dots.

The steamer BrAndywine will bere.
aftsr leave Fourth stree: wharf att 30
q. M, 10 90 q. m, co and 4. 90 D. 10.
DR.. l.. II. bravo, who has been at
lending his sick brother at Pittsburg,
has returned to this city.
Hawkins & Son { fer to sell dwell.
lngs Nos. 500, 80 and 9l2 Delaware
avenue OIL very reasonable terms.
VIM. l. White, candidate for Sheriff
will be oue OF the speah ers at the tenn
perancs reform meeting at Nsvpori
this evening.
The Rev. II, A. Monroe will give An
exhibition OF art views at tie colo..d
Mt Salem NJ. E. Church At New Cs,t :
on Saturday evening, the h instaA..
The fruit festival given by the FL.
and Drum Corps n the Court House al
NV Castle on Friday and SATURDAY.
evenings was decided success.
Crsnor & Co. ,621 Mark et, are show;nv
splendid lire of hosiery, for ladie.
and children. They are selling a bean
tlfui German ribbed hose at 25 cents,
almost as good az the French.
VIM. Wade, Sr. of Appleton. Md
ana Irs. Addie Kimble, OF Riyerton
va "ere married last Thursday even,
Ing aG Deer Park Hotel, Newark, b y
Lev Jas-ts l. Val!ar digbam.
Coz spiracies no sooner should be
lofnec tran executed" and q CO d
shCU 4 no sooner be taken than a bottle
OF Dc BUS Cough Syrup should be
roc nj AND used according to the d.
Tue eDpeIsnce r form parry bed
meet ng in the Court Horre a. Nv
Cetie IA Friday eveLiug .au rouii.
nafed 'or assessor K q. Goidoc: ~.
speclor, Edward Daloy; ,o.I eomni..
sloners, AzAiish Smlth sad Tnumas
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
A Heavy Sentsnce.

Kennard Dutton. oolored, had q tria
otiore Judge Cummins In the fun ici
pal Court this morning on the charge Of
sssaulhnR Emma Hopkins and stabbin !
her In the face with penk nife. The
evidence show Sd that Emma undertook
TO chastise . daughter, who Ia almost
grown, when Kennard iutorfered and a
night resulted between them, during
which the witness tes tilted that be cut
nor: kennard debied the charge, and
said that Emma aud all in the house
except himself we're drunk, and that
the cutting was done by q girl who tes-
tined against him. The judge, after
hearing the testimony. said that a. all
the evidence was against him be would
nave 70 adJudge him guilty. and he SEN
tenced him to pay q fius OF $50. the costs
OF the case and be imprisoned nine
months, commencing to day. and ending
on July 8, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Registrars ReP01

During last week there w
10 marriages and ID d'sih'l
Registrar Lee ~ having
this city, being 3 more
during the corresponding "
year.
Four deaths Iesu ted from
three from consu Il ption Oh
from Bright's disease, acu';|
cerebral meningitis, con'r
gestive oh lie, diarrlGh st
", heart disease AID mag
tule.
Seven OF the descejsua
than / year OLD, / was tels3
years old, / between D sn
tween 20 and 80, 2 betsten
bet " con 40 and 81. 2 bsi4se
| bet geen 60 and 70.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

One day last week Emma Virgin.
Jones Shaw occupied place among the
spectators at the morning session of the
city cour-, and sseU ID 10 take great in !.
teri in the prooee dings. This morn.
ing she was again present. bu. occupied
place in the dock, aud from the ey
deuce 1t seems that Emma got on one OF
her periodical dIunks Ssturf az night,
and tried 10 demolish Many Ann
SoodlS in act when the officer arrested
Ter she mad Mary Aun at her feet, an
stood 10 a threai er ing attitude over her
WIN piece 0i IRON in her uplifted
mana. Alter hearing this story of
Emmas IL !sdoings Judge CummiLs
imposed hne of So and costs
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Ear Nearly Cut or.

Yesterday gentleman named Howard
clifton was In this city visiting friend.
ana on his return to the depot, when al
the corner OF Eighth and Pop ar streets, a
stone thrown by some u known hand
struck him on the ear, decorating II in a
terrible manner. He was taken TO DIR.
Cantwell's office, where his ear was
dressed, and he returned to Philadelphia
on later train. 1t is a pity the person
who threw the stone cannot be found and
punished for his act.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
At the A cademy of Mus,o.

Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Min.
strels drew q packed house at the
Academy Of Music last Saturday izht,
and large number, who came late
and found 1t impossible TO obtain seats
went away. The performance given by
this company sustained the reputation
which IL long ago secured of being one
OF the best ever organized. Ever thing
was new, fresh and crisp, and the
many co Dicalities iptrod uced kept the
audience oonvulsed with laughter.
% Friday and Saturday nights Mon
roe q Rice will present their side
splitting, farcical comedy, entitled
Aunt Bridget" which scored such 3
success In this city q few weeks since.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
THIRD EDITION.
Republican Conmittee Meeting.

The Republican county Execu,iv
Committee OF New Castle county n Of
on Saturday sfternoon ~ 2 O'Clock, a.,
effected = temporary organization b.,
calling Edmund Mitchell, Jr., to III,
chat. and electing Benjamin T b..
secretary. rbe can for cred entail.
showed the following commi ttees cleo q.
In the rec pectlve wards and hundred,
Of the county:
WuminRton-First ward, Denjami,
7. Bye, Char les a. G -oves and Amo,
simmou; Second ward held no election
Third ward Henry O. MoLear, n. r
Irons and Samuel Coyle, Jr.; Fourtl
ward, A. ID. Vandever, George Reeo
and Dr.. Bristor; Fifth ward, EdmunC
Frederick u. Bach; sixth ward. Franz
U Stidham, j. Paul Brown and Pas
chall Peterson; Seventh ward, Samuel
Hawkins, ID. p. Hamilton and John
Mcbride; Eighth ward held no election
Ninth ward, George Lewis, A. p. Sset
son and Samuel Lsrty; Tenth ward
William A. HukilI, George q. Hatton
and Mr.. Har In; Eleventh ward held O
e!ecsicn.
Brsndywine, east-Curtis NJ. Talley,
Thomas =. Casey and Alexander Val,
eutine; west, Harry A. 8eeson, Thorn az
X Day sud Frederick r. Bsuks
christina, north-Geo. W. Thomp
son and John q. Stirling; wet, Amo.
Sharp,ess, Israel Durham ard Georp
w. Ely; south, j W. II. Watson, R
Lewis 4 rmssrODg aud Alexander Ever
sop.
Mill Creek-Lemuel Graves, Jcseph
Petitde mango and Richard P Bucking
ham.
White Clay Creek, east-David Ap
plsby, Paul Glllis and William Chan
der; west, no returns.
Pdroader. John II. Thornton, Alex
ander Clarkson and Jehu W. Davis.
Red Lion, east-James III. Clark,
james E Ssdler ami j. Thomas Price
west, no returns.
St. Georges, caste. Griffsn burg,
james McMullen and ii. y. Walters !;
west, George W. Ingram, Joshua CLAY.
ton and Thomas K. Hearn.
Appoqninimipk.-Geo Gorge L. Town
send, John W. Denny aud Joseph e.
Hutchinson.
Black bird No returns.
New Castle-Robert McFarlau, j. w.
K Ing and j Warren Arnaby.
The ctur;y Was well repres spted,
only B'ackblrd failing in It's quota of
delegates. The meeting was held In
the Young Mems Republican Cub
rooms, $40 King street After the roll
Of delesags IVES completed the COM
mittee proceeded 10 elect permanent
oficers, when Henry Q. Mahafiy, cx
Levy Court Com IL !ssiouer, was el.c ed
BeDjspin I. Bye secretary
r. Bach i,e surur and j. Pau
Lukens frat vice president
Proceeding &c the business OF the
CON mittee resolution WAS Offered
dee0ing Il ''i7expeiieut" TO nooi lua;e
a cGnrty i ket. AfGe- considerable e |
debste the resolution was defeated.
Another r solution was thea offered or.
iorine tbs nom ipRiiou OF d Levy Cou ri |
exist, vi .cI after q thoroueh exchange /
of opinitn vas adopted. When upon q
'urtb r motion the r. pub icans of Mill
rex Red l.3E, White Cisy Geek, St.
ieorges, Apo-cIniniuk and Black
'.rd Lut dr.ds we're iasfrrc;el to meet
n their IerPectige buudruts On Sa ur
lay neG- October 9,a, between the
lours OF ald / O'Clock, and iomipa'e
'aDdidates Tpvn'm Jst harm ony pre-
7sitd and the meeting adjourned to
n eel ST the call of the chairman.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Resolution . OF Respect.

GRUBB's CORNER. Sept. 4, 1884,
. regular stated nesting Of Siar Of
Bethel Lodge, No. 10. l. o. o. r., the
following preamble and resolu tions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Al
mighty God TO remove from our order
z. g. Brother William Phillips, who
died from unknown diseases In the
faithful discharge Of his duties.
Resolved, That while we bow down
20 the power Of our divine master, we
none the less mourn the loss OF our
worthy brother, who was cut down In
the full vigOr OF manhood.
Resolved, That we tender to the men,
oers OF the bereAved family, PARTON.
larry the wife, our heartfelt sym % HES,
knowing bow incompetent are words to
diminish the sorrow OF the heart, and
anguish of one 30 deeply bere aved.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
entered on the minutes Of the order, a
copy sent TO the memb ers OF the family
OF the deceased, and printed In two OF
the weekly papers In the city of vii.
mington. PETER CASSIDY.
JOHN q. WEBSTER,
JOHN T. RAY,
Committee.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
'rICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received in tht
box Ia the City Council Chamber until 7'gc
O'CLOCK p N. THURSDAY, october 7, 1855
Tor grading, as fOllows
For about !, 200 cubic yards OF excavation
from the bed OF Thirteenth street between
franklin and Broc me streets.
For about 2, se0 cubic yards OF excavation
from the bed OF Eighth street between
Bro me and Union streets
IN the nrst case proloa ais must DO en-
dorsed proposals Tor grazing rhirteenth
street, and in the second, "Sroposalp for
grading Eighth street "
All proposals must be accomps MED by the
customary bonds, and the sus scssful bfdde-
viii be required TO give satisfactory bonds
TOT the faithful carrying out OF his contract
Plans and specifications Iuay be seop and
all necessary Information relating 10 the
work obtained NJ the oti:e OF the city engi
The right to rsieot any Or all bids Is re-.
served. JUHNM NEWELL
Streets, CITY Council
October =, 1859. s.u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

At a meeting Of RtpuoIise1
Christiana Hupd ed q ~
ago, Oliver 8. Ely was s:l'sl
speotor, Vincent G FINE
aud Jacob Hanna f!r III
sioner, to be balloHd . ioF y 00
to be held In Oentrevilie "
afternoon. This is renoelruI|
from the fact that Freiei,!
also q candidate for road COY
The voters should turn QUIZ
sion and vote for the ca'1
prafer-
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

man named William j. Wiiber,
NO so Clsymont street, ar employe
OF the Wilmington glass works, fell
uead on Saturday morI ing about 8 30
O'CLOCK, ust altar he had entered his
house. DE had been subject 10 heart
anectioDs, and Deputy Coroner Palmer
decided that ~ the cause Of his death.
Hs leaves o wife and several oh lldren
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Contract for I,rand,v,l

The Brand > wine Grad
has been SUGGEST full 10 rso)
contract from the Goysrp,|
TO bs delivered at The D,1
water. The Government, y
M. Roberts, Lieutenant co3
neeIs, located at phllsdl
tised for $4,000 tons Of y
following bids were handI
andrews, of Maine, at 4
John satterly, EnglewoOd,l
per ton; j. A. Boucher, oil
~ IL per ten, and william
behalf OF the BrandJsI
Company. bid t2.lO per I'd
liam M. Field, Piesiisri
dy wine Granite Comps.yl
fulfill his con lraet by nenl
Christiana remains nayiu|
he has until July 3lst In u
IL. The contract will I'D
men Employed throu 1h TIL