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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

NEW YORK, July 16.-stocks dull and steady
Money easy at 11aa2H. Cotton quiet; upland
9lh Orleans 8 11.16; futures closed steady. Flon
dull and heavy. Wheat 1ic lower. Corn lAata
| lower. Pork firm at $40 5Oa1O 62k. Lard veal
at Sc So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

CHOvELs, SPADES, RAKES, HOES, FORKS
y aud other Garden Tools, in great variety and
at low prices, wholesale and retail, at ~ King,
corner of Royal street, by
anil J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. July 15.-The
market remains Quot, with very light receipts of
grain and no change in quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

lYIJOLFF'S ACME BLACHING
w for sale by
mbo7 J.DH.L UNT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

xITIRE.COVERED DOOR AND WINDOW
w FRAMES and SCREEN WIRE of assorted
widths, in quantities to suit, at 81 King street.
corner of Royal.
my21 - j. T. CREIGHTON Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

CTEP I.ADDERS-We have full line of these
y goods, of best quality, with and without shelf
Prices very low.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
mhS Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-16

POCKET PRESCRIPTION SCALES, capacity
L 1, to 20 grains; very accurate, with folding
spatubs, in q box l 1ax3 inches. Price 81 each.
For sale.by
mh17 :. Es. LEADBEATER & BEO.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
poR STEALING A VALUABLE BOOK.

Detectiye Gi!gar, of the Mercer. street Pollce
statinn' YESTERDAY arraigned at the bar OF the
Jetierson Market Police Court tall, mllltary-look
inc man attired IN blue blouse ana corded
who had been arrested on the day previous
on charges of stealing valuable books from DOCK
sellers IN the city. Augustus Niler clerk WIN WIN
Mir Bonaventure, of NO. 1,i02 broadway, loId
Jus,ice Power that on January 70 the prisoner
who gave the name of James Lewis. age ility-t"o,
aud h,s address as Quebec, had sold MN a
valuable copy of the 1912 edition OF the works OF
Dante. originally published IN Venice, but more
recently rebound by Bedford, OF London.
He had paid Lcwls $i.75 for the book, although
n was orth more. Atterward a representative OF
Dodd. Mead g. Co, the publishers, of No. 700
Rrosdway had identified the book as one which
had beeu stolen from their store On January 10
HE hook was tastefuiy illustrated and was val
ned bv the firm at 500. Mr.. Bonaycnture at once
rctnrr,ed the volume to Dodd, Mead d So ana
Ccoroc r. Richardson, an enploy", iuliy identlhed
~ .bep asked TO do so in court by Jnsticc fower
H. Picha rdson said that he knew OF no snhlar
hnct and could not be mistaken. -, ALL.
On saturday Lewis again calei on MI. Mi,ieI' i
and offered to sell him Latin and German % orc
tionarv He was asked to call again, ana IN dolns
40 as arrested August BrentanO, or Union square
;dentIfied Lewis as man who mad Deeh seen lo,, ".
e,ine in his store about the time OIL the theiC VI
books worth over 100. Lool-Looner
Lewis. who gave his occupation as a b0okkeepel,
- sald TO have been originally book nearr ~ ~
canaI.st. He was held for trial 10 deiauit VI
q ha1
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

According to thirty three graduates OF the Patterson,
" l. high school, who met together ON Saturday Ia an
indIrnniOn MEETING board Of commissioners OF thaJ
are trc grasping. The regular commence.
ment exercises will be ned ON "Wednesday evening" ana
Zach graduate has been awarded only ak reserved
seats and ten general adm sion tickets Tor that oc
casion Each member OF the board has appropriated
IN himself however about double that number AGAINST
tSs from allo the graduates
have determined strike They will themselves boycott
tbe anent and issue general orders 10 others 10
int effect The Board decided on saturday night mat
as long as they paid the expenses OF the eniertihment
1bev were ented TO good share Of It, They refused TO
Weld TO tue arrogant graduates but have determined 70
give M the whole commencement II the graduates 40
NOT Weld If they can't have many seats as they want
at ni,v rate no one shalt The graduates are given
till noon TO day come 10 terms.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

SHLPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR. R...............sU ..sUNDAf'FE FEE "l7'
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK .............. NDAf'fEh "lo'o
ARRIVED
steamer Marth Br IInrreL nume Dec & 25 9as "a "
~ 'Wesferiro0s q co; vessel Ia T HOGAN son , 49,,
with mdse and passengers to Outerbrdee CO. Arrived
at ne sr "a aso Cuick Jan 80 with mdHo to
& van TiGr Sy or hugn,,a NicNerson Savannah days.
.tn nd,. and passengers TO II YonRe ,,..,o q, ,,v.
II nies%ss an ss and and pa..enaers St oaniad
henmsr Seneca malt6T; az old Dominion ss CO.
Gamer Bristol Summons FAN Ever win muse 10 no'uo"
Steamer SHs City Of Fall River Collins Fan River with md'e
to sEdfn c Boston Connolly Portland in ballast to
master. ,,,, ,u, oiondv and
hazy At CITY sland. light. sw. cloudy. -. no
sandy Ho,E 10 barometer 80 q Ther a,meter' ~
SAILED.
s,oou,o rOnt aud rolemy for Liverpool. Dorset tyon'
cans CITY Of san Antonio. fernandina; h'gu'"oi' W"
minston' NoTICETo MARINERS.
,, pr,nl Van PcIt reports Gedneys Channel bnoy
adr four miles CT sandy IIook Lgi.hip ana ,M,
ali buoy Lower Bay have been moved out o "0O
oS"e' THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAEHA
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Feb 6-Arrved steamer Palestine 'h'' "n''
irSn UmrgSsTowy Feb o. mAyed. steamer Germanie
(Br. Kennedy, IRON Ne"'iO'" jan 80 vi "'' w"
fn 81 ON er way to Liverpool (and proceeded
sa,"d steamer oregon (r, Williams, from Liverpool
seS IS Feb 7HPs:ed steamer Ruga Ger Abers from
KfxssLE Feb Passed. steamer Norseman Br' MADDOX
from nosion J1a "a on fs sle za1nam Dtch Van
der Zss ISP Fe saled steamer PennIand Be weye
iOF HSw Pe Labrador Fr dHaute
ssled ,rg Steamer Xmerque Fr saneh for HewYOrE
AsprywALL Feb 4-saed. steamer Acapulco shackford
ior Feb Gsnled steamer Merrlmsck crowen from
Mexican ports hence for New-Nor
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
Cloak and Suit Dept.

1000 LADIES' FINE CLOTH NEWMARhElS' @i''
TO 40 o5: ACTUAL VALUE SO TO sl9
1000 LADIES' JERSEY CLOTH JACKETS ss''oi
REDUCED FROM So
15o BRocADE VELVET NEwMARKETs' sl67oi
WORTH $32.
400 LADIES CLOTH WRAPS, NICELY lhAN-N'
A. 95 AND ss75, WORTH sl2 TO $l8.
l25 sICILIAN SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. Ell. Ella " "
oRATELY RIMMED slL9s TO sl9.7oj LESS THAN
HALF FORMER PRICES
70, RRocApE SILK poLMANs, TRIMMED WITH
WIDE FUR, 1915 TO $l6.75.
100 sICILIAN SILK NEWMARkEIn' @i-'''
slG75: FORMER PRICES So AND S33
orr ENTIRE STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DUNES
TIC WRAPS REDUCED TO HALF FORMER Phi'h'
400 ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH sACoUEs. oUlLrED ~
SATIN LINING AND SEAL ORNAMENTS $3.50 ~
s37 7.50i WORTH s35 TO s59
125 ALASKA SEAL sACQUEs. LONDON DIE "'0'
s,yo AND sl5O THE BARGAIN OF THE ShAoo-'
~, FUR.LINED CIRCULARS SATIN sa,1 RHADAMn
AND sICILIAN SILK COVERING. sS''oi "ohi
$3.50. 1,o,,
qoo nARK SIBERIAN SQUIRRELLINED ClhCu
11Rs to5 To s2975i FORMER PRICES $3.50 AND $40
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
NETWORK CITY.

Dr n r Simmons will deliver lecture ,before
the American Geograp phlcal Society at Chic Eering
Hall on Wednesday evening on the Social Status
OF the Women OF Japan.
THE STEAMSHIP RIALTO ASHORE.
The Steamship Rialto. of the Wilson llne which
left mere Yesterday morning for Hull went ashore
on the east side of the Ship Channels she lies IN IN
Come off at hiCn water to-day without Injury.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MUSEUM OF ART.
The annual meeting of the Metropolitan Museum
.of Art viii he held IN the library of the Museum
this aftrrnoon Reports wall be read by General di
CeSnola on the work done during the last year ana
Nv the treasurer on the prospects for enlarglng
the Museum.
NAVIGATION IMPEDED By ICE.
The rivers and the bay were filled with fioatlng
ice Yesterday The feIryboats experienced some
trouble III making their trips, but managed 10 run
nearly on lime The barks +. j. Palmer ana
Donald End which started to go TO sea III the
morning were compelled to put into the American
docks at Stap.etOn, ). l., on account OF the ice.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate committee Investigation Of Broadway Kali
road franchise. New York Hotel. ii o. I'D.
Railroad Committee 0f Board OF Aldermen, noon. q
Annual meeting Jf Metropolitan Museum OF All" q
p. VI. ,,,, oa,or. n,rdon
Meeting Of Baptist preachers and Reformed pastors,
Dinner OF Association for the protection Oh ea'uo'
Dinner TO Inspector Byrnes by members OF the stock
Election OF eutcnant-colonel OF the 22d regiment
arpOry, evening. 49, c,. No "A Wnlouphbv.
st. Brooklyn, evening. ,.oo,,,, o,oni,c
Atlantic Yacht Club meeting, Brooklyn, evening"
Arion Soriety ball. Academy OF Music. ,tr
Parnell Fund Committee, Holman HOUSE, e'en'"e'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
z. H.. M ACY & GO.

Messengers, which wore their way up np TOP,
n.d suddrnly aud for feW moments tn,Lo
pss considerable excitement among the p'SsNhEsis,
s.nectaIly among the Their fears were speeJ
1,rrJ however aud after short delay tue cars Wco
ed o run back the ferry by the force oi FtaN?
The p,ople who had been on the cars walked pach ~
~ .ff,tion ON the plank walk beside the track
Thc nassengcrs' fares were returned ana thfy
their tourney the surface: further uIcu3t,U ~ o,v
o led road was .peudcL for the day, although onS
short tise would have been required TO replace 'ho
.,t,.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
BROOKLYN.

Mavor whitney is to adopt the system inangnratea oy
Mayor Low holding conference with tne neaus .,
denartments on each Wednesday afternoon to consider
affairs relating the city. preliminary conference
was held on Saturday night
The Trunk Line Rapid Transit Commissioners nave
settied unon an estimate S3S9000 the amount 10
he deposited by company building upon the routes s
out by them 1t is divided as follows In fu!toh-si.
to the Bridge. 1000 noS counting the value Oh & tnS
Ia branch 70 the B-idge and in Myrtle ave- L0E Adams
AZ IN Pearsl,. 81 81, 900.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
voNKERs WANTS A NEW POST OFFICE.

meet OF having a new post office building there Con
gressman Stahnecker at the request OF such men as
Samuel J. Tilden, j. B. Colgate, William Amen Butler
David Uawiey, Alexander Smith, Robert T. Getty' w
W law and Beniainin Blanchard, has presented II nhI
In Cunrress proylding for the erection OF post ONCE
bulding in that city to cost 100000 1onkers mas
alton OF about % 900 inhabitants us post once
Il narrow Unlocking and badly ventilated dngy room
I'm brick block about large enough TO accommodate
conntry village post office. The people OF that city are
very er thusiastc about the success OF the bill.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
Uopr OF MRS SoUIRESs RECOVERY.

The residents OF Bayport, l.. l., are now IN
clined to believe that Mrs squiress assailant was well
acquainted with the family and their habits Mrs
souiress condition yesterday remained unchanged, ana
homes are entertained that she would recover The
wound OH her breast does not resemble knife thrust
bnt ia more like one that would be inflicted by the prong
nj FORK The theory advanced by the people Ia that
Mrs Squres surprised the man. who was about 10 steal
ne of he and fearing recognition struck her
to avoid IT, Ii Is thought that he struck her with the
tort that was found lying the open stable door.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
sYpcy.I SERVICES IN A BAPTIST CHURCH.

Special SERVICES IN BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Rev. III. NJ. Wharton, of Baltimore, last
evening began series of special religious services Ill
.n pant,st Church of tho Epiphany at Madison ave
tS s sonrth-st which be continued every
except SATURDAYS for two weeks nsy sEe
~ them was manifested by the large attendance ba
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
TALKING AGAINST INTEMPERANCE.
,SrnRIETY AND HEREDITY-MEETiNGs IN MAsoNi'
rr,nIr Nm CHICKERING HAlL.

TEMPLE AND CHICKERING HALL.
The seventh series of meetings unaeT tne uir,
fon of the Presbyterian Comnttee on ieapt et pns
,." MHs n.n" TburcR The pastor, the Rev. d. JONI
VI. Worra had charge OF IT. A1ter s.a.hs 70 totSs
the reasons which impelled tne Gnu m intro1pced I'M
oc,,on ON the temperance question: ne ~ U
Dr. r. ID. Crothers, of Hartford, who read paper
on a Inebrety ana Hcredity," saying III part
Inebrety is one OF family Oh diseases, Idiocv and
allied TO insanity consumption epilepsy !uaoos nom u
nnrsivss it can he Inherited like INSANITY OF i,
lion and can he stimulated by e1cessNe nnIer work
Etiisrs show that movement is periodic Ke 'S Sovt
epldeme In Swsaen In ' England France ALA
enJ Nassachusetts similar steady lhcrtdSo anu & Ho
crease mad dTecy the line inheritance being gen
erolly from father 10 daughter auu ',o,i ] cane-av
become so from the slightest exciting causes ~
in the ancestor often bequeaths lns9hly' @ % Igo ~ nv
trnubles to his descendants, anu III tmo VI
1hras ~ generations these diseases merge aSah l,o
f;rrcer alcoholism than ever III many iaio i @ ,aDnya
tom ercentrcty genius. high emnonal devei0pmrnIS nj
in second, INSANITY inenrety nOf inter extinction
r pecnrrence OF genius. The children OF ineniateS
have as rue rue aIaes and defective eyesieht com
mon while mental weakness and eAea1l1S a." iosaritv
ineyable Inherel alcoholism uninishes r;; n
fosters an unhealthy fecundi;y. and ny lnHtue VII
other degenerate strains gives plrI" W W ,
es This hereditary weakness The college graduate wnO
has this alcoholic neredity Is more e law TOO
VINO has never had college culture ""e. au. o", ~
winch should restrain met Iiety really encodr's ;ic
I,aI ies BIe held account able as neatlN,
tnnGs and confined in most dangerous urHta i'nu
rivnicni Surroundings. putting them sun iuttAet IIo
iSnHe -, Tecovry 1t Is duty to honse tl.n' quar-
antne them and force them into CONDITIONS @ OF
iiytng Not until education and marriage are @ G
hy otpnwIedpe Of heredity-education deterl men ny
~ family nbysican and marriage restricted 10y law
will alcoholic heredity disappear ana u'sc"so O0 van
quishei by science . Wv :,
A, address was also made by the Rev: W. l.
prown secretary of the Temperance COMMITTEE;
The Masonic Temple was we'll hled al the ai1ea- 1e
,ton ueetinp of the Manhattan Temperance Asso-
ciaiion An extensive and varied muslral Gus pr9 d%
gramme was listened to- following wRlcn Wetf Wete ad
d,essrs by the Rev. Henry Wood. OF New-bedloIu
Mas W. jennings DemoIest and George X. scout
Edward Carswell, of Canada spoke TO a f fatGs re
audience in Cbckering han at the nieet'hs u 'N'
Amerlcan Temperance Union.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
SUITS and CLOAKS.

HON EspUN SUITS, IN SIX CoLoRINGs, AT sll 30
TRICoT SUITS WITH SILK BINDING, AT $40 ~
STRICTLY ALL WOOL AND FITTED TO EA'h
CUSTOMER
.rso rIyE or HRowN ALI4woOL NEW
MARKETs FROM 81 90 TO - 4oi WERE - 40 TO
sl2 ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

upon the conversation OF Jesus and the Pharlsee Neo
demus related In tho third chapter OF o Sonn, h
wharton Dreached a sermon regeneration urging o
unreprntant TO accept the Gospel SIX persons i'll tne
congregation did so.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
TO PROTECT THE DAIRY INTERESTS.
Az IMPORTANT MEETING To RE II Id WEEK FROM
TO-MORROM.

=,
TOMORROW.
The National Agricultural and Dairy C0nyentloh
will heem al the Grand Central iotel ON FEBRUARY
I6 and continue for three days 1t is beheved thls
viii he the most important convention Oh
farners and darvmen ever held, as
roaasnres will be discussed and acted upon 1or Tue
reI,ef of the dairy industry from the - ana lll-
;nrv that II Is suffering through the manufacture
aud sale of bogus butter. 1t is estimated Lhat inc
damage amounts 10 OO,UOOOOO annually ana
nness relief is obtained 1t IL feared that tnis most
;nnnrtant of industries will be DESTROYED Inc
,nnst imnrlant out growth of the agitation OF this
nnsstion is the following. winch Is oeng suo
scriLeG 10 by the leading produce merchants:
We the undersigned. dealers in dairy products hereDy
60 thar we do not sell OleOmargatlne. DutcIne OF
anv limitations of butter. Buyers from us can rely upon
y eei,iny pure and uuadulterated goods
The retail Qrocers of New-Y0rk aud Brooklyn are
also pledging themselves not to sell
1he stnti Papers will be read at the con-
vention Inv representative men on dalrylng STOCK,
breeding ensilage and kindred topics OF genera
interest. s. Sato, q Japanese. viii denver an ad-
dress on the past, present and tnture OF Japanese
agricnltur+ and the japanese farmer Mllton l. l.
Pierce. of Philadelphia, on fish culture D. -;
Rrown. on progress Ill ensilage; }. H. seymour anu
N Folsom. on bogus butter; DR.. Peter Cnller, on
the development of sorghum Forrest n. more :
land ON bogus butter legislation /. d. curtis on
dairyIng, and p. c. Reynolds, ON agriculture IN
Western New-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

DIR. Pierce's " Favorite Prescription is tn
debilItated womans best restorative tonic
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
HOME NE VS..
,ROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Grand Central Hotel - AttOrney-General
Tbeodore F. Davidson OF North Carolina. BneH"'g
ham Hotei-Professor o. G. Marsh, OF Yale College
EyGh Ir,nu, Hotei-RarOad Commissioner Jonn
oDonneIl OF Albany. Gdsey HomSeny9dge ear ~: N q;
CooIey OF Iowa and John M Bailey' OF
Albany ST. James Hotei-PayDaster Charts r
Guild L. s. Navy. Windsor Hoei-l- u: Oahuon'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

Forl& Wilsoo's f. g. w. brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuffs are the best sold every Shsrb
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

Beware of n slieht irritation of the throat.
prnmmcIrs Cough Drops give mmediat relief Wholesale
uouse 4Os ana 4lO Grandst.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. D.,

I4x Lexington. ave, between 2ptb and Soth sta
Hours 10 To Z. Diseases of the Nervous system.
penito- Urinary orgsns Impotence and steTtiV,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

THE ROBOREN ELEVATED ROAD NTOFPEN
The new Hoboken elevated railroad from the ferry To
the bill abupy ceased operations at $40 yester
aav owing to the cable slipping from tho
av-n in the engine room. Two cars filed with
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.


MINIATURE ALutNNc
enn rises 50 sets. - Noon sets 0ol MOONS ake d
Hl8h WATER TO-pNN
. =, ea,,,u,ok o % ti1v. s.tn lOll Hell Ga'. Ou9
- ssiiv Inok 1925 iov. is!.nL 10 5s Heal "A'@ noon
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
AnnounOeuontL
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

xre ,ssows SOOTHING should always be nsed for
CfIipRYs TRETBls0. II soOIHEs the Child soFikss sae
S,s Ava Al PLIE WIND COLO, and s tho bksi
ssMs ssMsnx Ioa pIiRaIGA Twenty.hv cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
FEATHERS.
5000 PUNCHES OSTRICH TIPS, ALL CoLoRS, 4se'
75c AND 98c PER BUNCH
ALL POPLAR BRANDS OF
ALL POPULAR BRANDS Of
KID GLOVES.
DRESS GOODS.

coToRED CAsHMERES ALL wool, NEW SPRING
SHADES 40 INCHES WIDE, 4;c.; WORTH soc.
BLACK CAsHMEREs ALL WOOL. 40 INCHES WIDE
aoc soc 75c s5c AND 81; WORTH COO TO si.25.
cAMERs HAIR sERGEs, ALL CoLoRs, 81 INCHES
wIDEi j5c.; WORTH 75c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Soccer. a lM * 90, northeast corner
of Third and III ---e-s, " E1d>- le
produce dealsrs, havs received NeH-
p'ess a lar-e Su rex Cousty bswk Ky
which they placed 10 their show window
where he sill Iema!rs. dis Raw kship
was crippled somewhat by a shos, and
has not the iull use Of himself. To
keep him company y sariGb'ly young
rooster waB put ia the window with
him. Tbs latter seemed TO be perfectly
contented, but the hawk eyed Lin tus-
piciOusly and iock N any a eide glance
at his strange companion. The rooster
not knowing that he was playing with
ire, took a practical pleasure in strik
highest perch u Lave crow Vi ba.ts
faction over it.
The tawk bore il all With evident
hum lliation and III iumor, ard goina
off into a corner, locked al his to.men.
tor AS If to ray, 'that IL didn't uss 10 oh
co." The rooster, eleted over bis suo.
cess, made al other dive at ths hawk,
but this time lie Legan 20 learn some
thing. The hawk, deiRuiug 10 attack
in force such an iIsis nitiGant creature,
simply spread ore Of his talons anh
plucAed bunch Of feathers out of tha
rooster, eyiueuyiy u uch to the latter
surprise, ara nov II was his turn tc
lo3k with fear ara suepicion upon tie
sussex bird. By his time it VIA
thought BEET 10 remove the rooster, b.
tho 1ext time The hawk lif.ed his fodt
chsLticieer't head would COME CT,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
yentiIa,ing Uhimnsya

During the late winly w
blew snow fakes around IL ~
tious q great many iamilles 'u T.,
teusely by gas seing bowl \,
chimneys, and IN many W., n
flames were blown on itou =. !,
CRATES. There IL real y pu -. n
for suffering from suaa ~ \. u,
nuisance while there hs'e
many valuable inventions ~
chin Q eys from smoking 9as y, :.
ana filing the house wlin n
iatest, and one o. the sf5 8 in, y
meet such cases, is the Qua 81
tors, of which the PicAei' , IA
Heater Company is the s', 81
Quile a lumbar OF peopis,'o ItI
Deen chased ont OF Ihei5 u .noi
aud parlors by gas apq c@d !
had these ventilators ls', nat
cbimneys and they suile' ~
CONVEX fence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Violating the Ordinances.

There is considerable cop,plsfnJ So6ut
the violation 81 ihe ordinance relating
to removing the snow from sidewalks
arr cutters, aud In some parts Of the
city, especially where there are open
lots, the owners have rot made the
effort to comply with Its pro
visions. In other places the snow has
Just besn removed from the centre OF
the pavement, leaving it piled mp on
each side. Others have removed the
snow on each side OF the sidewalk, leAv.
ing 1t in o ridge In the centre, which
makes the walking extremity danger
Gus, especially In the morning and even
ing when II Ia frozen. All these cases
are violations of the ordinaI cs which
provides that" "Any tenant or oc-
cupant OF any building, lot Of land
or any real property, or when II
Is not tenRnted OF occcupled, the
owner, claimant, agent or person in
charge OF the same shall remove, or
cause 10 be removed from the paved
eide walks thereof In all streets on
which the same Ia situated, any snow
or hail which shall have fallen thereon,
within ten working hours alter the
same has ceased TO fall or been blown
there, unless IL be 70 conRealed that II
cannot be removed without injury to
the pavement, In default OF which
every offender shall be d ned { wo dollars
by the Municipal Court"
1t will be well for all parties cou.
cerned to give some atteni ion TO the
above, Is May or Rhoads said this morn.
ing that he was done sending his OH.
Gers TO beg persons to comply with the
law, and intended hereafter to have
warrants Issued for al offenders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
FIFTH Edition
Dots.

Sweet older and hanna
meat. at aardpsr's, aOs Madison i.s 4 a
Bring the children n 80, Vu y
eight days before Ohris,mavs" old
Cams, Seventh and TatnsIi a. .,, ~.
William Cooch OF Pencsds, Icy ~,
diving mare, Mag, a few da loH
fiesh. eus 70 i
The remains OF Israel Pri,ch..,
died suddenly in Newark. nm 1 Wi :,
day morning. will be interrea " veg
day afternoon At two o'cIo,b ~
Persons wishing to buv o..
presents, either for ladies sr s uan'
would save money by going ~ s'I y
4l6 King street. !" IA
The Wilmington Goal Gas r..
will charge 81, 20 Der thousand v ,.al
gas for Illuminating purpose. s'
n deduction OF ten Der can, aA
after the first Of January. wi
On next Thursday evepir, 1.
vary Church Sunday school snom NJ
will be . very entertain Inc lsc,"..
the Rev. DIR. Boothe, for tbe hsSas
the church. ''"'a
The collectors of Blsckbira =.
Georges Hundreds have no, n, =.
cent 10 the county treasurer ths ~.
year, while the former owe, 10 d
and the latter %. 612 93 for lsss s''
While returning from the fu,s.
William Dunlap, two or tbrss
Days ago, one Of the cabs unsst =.
turning Of FiftbiaveDue, but io,,nr1
no injury TO the occupants, tbe al
the horses was the resull,
DIR. Simms' White Pulmcrlc n.
is the leading lung aud so,s
remedy OF Wilmington, Del, n,
coughs, colds. sore throat, c,amn
and for preventing the inroad, Il
monary consumption on the huu.,
tem 1t stands Luexcelied n
equslled. JJt and 81. Depot M
King streets.