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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
TIE WRECK on TIE MEADOWS.
Tho Death Of Two More yissins h Hourly

Tho Death Of Two More Victims \ Hourly
Dzpsstea.
HoHoKEr, N. J., Jan. 17--The story Of
the terrible slaughter BY the collision on
the Hackensack meadows appears to have
already been told 80 fully that 1t would
sesih Is II nothing were left to add to the
tale. Yet the sufferers In st. Mary's hos
pitnl, Hobokcn, and Christ hospital. Jer-
sey City Heights, make IL plain that the
dreadful story is not at an end, and that
still other lives may be added TO the long
list Of dead
With the exception Of U. M. Clark. of
Basking Ridge. and Carl H. Schultz, Jr..
OF Murray Hill, the condition Of all the
patients at st. Mary's hospital, Hoboken,
- reported to be favorable. Young Schultz
had his leg amputated, and the shock,
coupled with the one rsoeived In the acct
dent, was 20 great that his death IL ex-
pected at any moment. Mr.. Clark, whose
injuries were internal, Is reported to be
dying.
An Investigation d to the causes which
led to the accident and to try to hx the
responsibility for the same WAS COM
mencsd In Superintendent Neasdnerss or
nee. Hcboken. It is the general dmpres-
sion that the accident was due TO tho neg
lect Of Engineer HOFFMAN In running his
train at high rate Of speed through the
fog
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

Mr., Frank Stout, agent for tho Pre-
yention OF Cruelty to Children, hal
placed Edward l.. Duckery. aged
years. under the care OF Matilda King
'IOl East Fifth street, and James ii
Chance, aged l2 years, under the car,
of Jane Truitt. Florence May Win
chester, II, Charles Platter, IS, anC
Josephine Brookes.5, have been placee
With their grand mother. Mrs. Lens
Platter. at the Buck Bridge. Thes,
children are the children OF tho col
ored chicken thieves arrested the
other day and now In New CAST,
jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17


Manager williamson has saoured
troll" which has eau scd no little COM
ment already By reason Of the fact
that tho managers, Mossrs Simon and
Marble, have been threatened with an
injunction suit for that attraction at
the Grand Opera House this evening.
Tho action Of tho play hingos upon
the mysterious murder OF Mill onalre
Bell. and Bhows by what means the
supposed murderer. Dashcoot. escap-
ed the police.
Incidental. and yet forming a strong
link In the plot web, theirs Will DO seen
a practical exhibition of the Chicago
patrol service. The company carry a
pair OF trained horses, direct from
tbs service. aud one OF the finest and
most complete patrol wagons ever
built for the Chicago department..
The scenic effects are upon IN elabor-
ate scnie. and among the sets Will he
seen an accurate representation OF
Haymarket square. the locality OF
the Anarchists riot, and the Interior Of
the famous West Lake street Police
Station.
Weather permitting. an exhibition OF
the Patrol service will be given on one
OF our principal straets. and will be
quite novelty, since it will be prac-
tioal illustration OF this branch OF the
Chicago Police Service.
| A strong company has been secured
Ito give an excellent rendition OF the
play nd the production OF The Pa.
troP will doubtless prove an event Of
interest among all theatre, q GORE. It
will DO preserved here this evening.
or Mr.. LOWS Morrison. who ID to
appear at the Grand Opera Houae
Friday and Saturday evenings. and
Saturday afternoon. an exchange
speake as follows:
Lewis Morrison opened at the Ma 4
sonic Temple last evening with his In
tereetlng presentation of Faust" He
was greeted with largo and enthu-
siastic audience that was so well
pleased as to give him a curtain call
after three OF the five acts. Lewis
Morrison's Mephisto is as charming as
ever; indeed. no seems to improve
with age. The scenic effects were new
and beautiful. more particularly the
garden scene where Faust succeeds In
winning the love and confidence OK
poor. weak Marguerite. The illumi.
nation by electricity OF the flowers
was a realistic piece OF work. and the
same may be said OF the Broken
scene.
Lewis Morrison is so very attractive
and strong In his rendition OF the
witty Mephisto that he absorbs the at.
ltention OF his audience from curtain
rise till 1t falls. Tho electric light eff
feets arc new and well handled
Courier journal. Louisville, Ky.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

NJ oTICE-The county assessment Ii
IN now DOM iete. and may be seen at
the folio wing places:
First ward-Western Hotel, southeast
corner OF Fourth and Orange streets.
Second Wtrd-P. W. keatiux's cigar
store. southeast corner of Third aud Fine
streets
Fourth Ward-George Ea2lo's, north
east corner Fifth and Lombard streets.
Fifth Ward-Naucy Quigiey's saloon
No. 60 Madison street.
sixth Wari-Morelands shoe sto re. No.
$50 King street.
Seventh ward-w William 8. Moore's gro.
Gerry store northwest corner Delaw re
avenue aud West street.
Eighth Wari-Uharie4 f. Taylor's cigar
store, n irtheast corner Sixth ana LON
bard streets
Ninth ward-Joseph J. Rigby's cigar
store. No.2U10 Market street.
The assessors will be in session at tha
Court House. tlievy Court room. on Jauu-
airy " e. ~. 10 aud 81, for the purpose OF
making any corrections and placing any
name on the assessment list that may
h I'VE peed omitted.
JOHN ]. o'HhRA.
First District.
MICHAEL Il. CONWAY,
Second District
CHARLES WHANN,
n7 Third District.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
Acid Treated Bricks,

One Of the most effective methods for
preventing white effioresccnce on brick
walls, when caused by lime, Is that of
dipping the bricks before burning into
dilute acid. For this purpose the strength
of the acid is to be determined by the
amount of lime present in the clay, the
greater the amount of clay the more dilute
the acid. Thus for ordinary clay a solu-
ton composed of 40 quarts of water to one
of hydroehloric and is found specially
adapted for the purpose and is sufficient
for dipping some 500 bricks, and then the
solution is TO be renewed. Having been
thus dipped aud thoroughly dried in the
sun, the bricks are to be dipped and dried
again just before burning. The additional
cost of this treatment is very slight
Thouindustrie XeitunR,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
JERSEYS SENATORIAL MIDDLE
Alleged Proposals for Compromise De-
MED by Republicans.

MED by Republicans.
TRENTON, Jan. l6--There are all sorts
of rumors here of q compromise between
the Republicans and Democrats on the
senate organisation. The Republicans
were said to have received a proposition
from the Democrats that II they will rec
ognize the temporary organization Of the
Democratic senate the Democrats will in
turn seat all the Republican senators.
The Republican senators were In caucus
for several hours, and were informed Of
the import of the attorney generals opin-i
ion. They discussed the situation with
the leaders of the party, but deny that
any proposition of compromise has been
made. The sentiment expressed by them
was In favor Of holding out on the same
line as before and awaiting the unoondl-
tional surrender of the Democrats.
There seems to be disposition on both
sides to compromise. but they ara having
difficulty in arriving at a basis upon
which this can be effected. Both senates
will probably continue this week, but
there is every prospect of an early settle
ment OF the difficulty. The opinion OF
the attorney general is yet in the hands
Of the governor and he was expected to
make it public last night, but for same
reason he refused to do so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

The street and sewer department
met In regular session last night. Tel
carloads OF stone for Nandaver ave
nue. were ordered from the Brandy
wine Granite Company. No actor
was taken on the proposed opening Of
B street. Sidewalks were ordered
laid Oh the west side Of Rodney street
from Second to Fourth. A sidewalk
will also be laid on the south side oil
Fourth street between Clayton anc
Soarles. Collections amounted to
81, T23. Is. The balance in bank wal
reported to lie S76, 969 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
FIFTH edition,
Over Finy People Killed on The Fssrsa.
Expresa.

over FIny People Killed on The Flsri1s
Express-
A railroad wreck. In which over
fifty people were killed and q IArEe
humber seriously wounded. took pAgce
this morning on the Richmond and
DanvIlle Railroad at the crosaing Let
Chester, ..south Carolina. Asleeper
train No. IS, on the New York and
Florida through express was run into
by another train ut the crossing.
The passengers In the sleeper oorn-
prised many prominent people Of
Washington and New York. Twenty
live dead have been taken out OF the
sleeper, and over that number out OF
the day coaches. ALI tho physicians
at Chester are at the scene Of tho
wreck. and open houses arc every
where for tho care Of the injured.
Tho Florida special which was
wrecked passed through this city At
B o'clock yesterday afternoon over the
r., W. d d. Railroad. The train was .
heavy one and we'll filled With pas.
|sengers. There were no Wilmington
|nians aboard It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 16.-The motor
fous Caucasian brigand, Datck Mikel-
aescholi, who has long terrorized the dis
tricts of Batoum and Ozourgohet, has
been killed, Mikelaescholi commanded a
desperate band OF brigands, besides hav.
ing the services of Ia perfect network Of
spies. Twelve soldiers and twenty-three
volunteers were sent to capture him.
Mikelaescholi opened fire upon the at
lacking party, and his fire was returned
with such good effect that he was soon SO
badly wounded as to be upon the point Of
death. In this extremity Mikelaescholi.
suspecting the owner Of the house Of hav-
ing betrayed him to his enemies, sprang
upon him and cut his throat just as the
soldiers and volunteers rushed into the
hut. The brigand died soon after.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

Already Senator Gray Ia being
fAVorably spoken OF for the vacancy :,
apd II his name should be sent to the
Senate. he would he confirmed unani.
fhOusly and Immediately, not because
Of senatorial coui tesy. but because of
the high regard entertained by his as.
spcintes for his judicial abilities Mr..
cleveland is thoroughly aware OF
these high qualities of Mr.. Gray, and
y pom the d cath OF Chief Justice Waite.
ok years ago. no had Mr. Grays maine
Under serious consideration Tor the
Aos!llOH of chief Justice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

King Humbert of Italy is intensely fond
of rain and bad weather. The more threat
ening the state of the atmosphere the
more eager he is for ride He delights
in allowing the storm and rain to beat
upon him and thus putting his iron con-
stitution to the test in conflict with the
elements. He generally goes out hunting
in the vicinity of Castle Porziano when
the weather is at it's worst, and many an
eyewitness has a lively recollection OF the
Inauguration Of Margherita bridge in
Rome, when the mayor delivered speech
while standing under an umbrella held
aloft by municipal guardsman, while
the king stood complacently by in the
dripping rain with his head uncovered
Farfalla,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

For three weeks past sweeping re-
vlval has prevailed ut Madeley N, u.
Church. this city. About soventy-five
people have started TO lead new life.
and sixty.tlve have united on proba-
ltlon with the church here. The out
Hook Is good for the revival work to
continue for several nights yet. II not
for weeks TO come.
The church, before the meetings be-
lgan, was thoroughly organized for the
work by pastor DIR. Waddeli, who has
shown tact and ability In his work as an
organizer as well as reviyalist Tbs
entire church has received an impetuy
GUS and inspiration under his labors
for advanced work as never before In
its history.
With the return Of good times as O
Church we hope to be able TO do more
for the Lord. as we are more able than
ever before to advance. Our congre,
cations are large, while our people
are united as they have not been for
years befo re. Unity and good cheer
prevail among us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
wELDIN-Jan. 10. ism. raw. n. weldIu

" oNiis t1Nes iHNWs ID ~ tlulU
in the 18th yenr of his age
helsiives aud friends IRE respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the
residence OF his father. Joseph II, Wel6in
Sr., Brandywine hundred, on THURSDAY
Jan. Is, TO leave the house NJ o'clock D.
m. Services In Newark. Union NJ. H.
Church. Interment Newark Union GENE.
teIy,
BofD.-In this city on tho 18th inst.
Mrs. Jessie 5. boyd In her I'D year. nj
the residence of her father Geo. TAYLOR
corner 9th Avenue aud Coleman street.
Rolhtives aud friends are rcspectrully
Invited to attend her funeral, on FrIJas
afternoon, the 10Th inst. Services at ST
Aiehael's Mission at2 O'Clock. INFERNO nj
at Rlverv!ew cemetery.
La ii Ss.-ln Christlana HID, on Jan
10. 1904. Iiios. j., son Of the late Thoma.
and Catherine Lnwless, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends, also the npprcn-
tices OF the Harlan and Hollinp sw orti
company. are invited 10 attend the fun
eral from the residence OF his mother
on Brandywlne Banks, near Henry Clay
7. o.. on Friday afternoon at $50. Ser
yices at st. .Ioseph's. lniermeht at st,
Joseph 8 cemetery.
GEARY.--In Hockessln. on Jan. 10Th
1921, Phoebe A. Geary, agod q ye rs
Reativeiand friends are invited 20 at
tend her funeral from the residence o
her son.in-lnw, John NJ. 6cbhart, Hook
essin. Del, on Thursday afternoon, the
18th Inst. interInent ut New Garden
Chester Co., Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

The pace on the first part OF MAS
terpieoes from tho Art Galleries of the
Worldr has been so great that we have
had to order new and much larger
supply from the printers. We have
still fow OF the old lot left, and will
hand them out as long as they last.
Three coupons. cut from one page,
and ten cents is all that ia required
for this first part, after that We will
require six coupons. The special Of
fer far this number 10 to give our
readers q chance to help US and obllge
their friends. One coupon IL all you
need for yourself, use tho others to
give to your fricnds II you nan get
them started this way. we can Keep
them ms readers. because they will
want all the other parts. This ls all
we ask from you in return for this
good work we are doing. Out of
town readers can help US In the sam Q
way. Either send In your three cou :
pons and ten cents, OF get your friends
to send In with you Forward three
coupons and ton cends for each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

Sic. Frank A. Mitchell visited Balti.
ihore, Md. last Sunday, and listened
70 a stirring sermon by Rev. L. l..
Hubbard. The large church was
crowded by the ladies' aud gentlemen
and nB appeared doeply Intel ested.
A. the close OF the sermon seven per
4ons were admitted on probation. and
4eYeral others nroiessed conversion.
Pa Hubbard 10 in good health, enjoys
tho work, and Is we'll pleased with the
outlook bio seems to he able and
willing to do his part towards evan.
keizliig the world
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

since the population OF leading
Democrats left this morning for Wash.
ttRtUn, little bird has whispered that
40 object OF their visit is to see Score.
tHry Carlisle and make arrangements
o9ncerntng an appointment in this
city, II is Understood that certain
pblltieian. who showed his hand In tho
iast campaign. wants n plum or tree
here. but the gardener" will not per-
nit him to get it, The impression Is
that unless ne is appointed deputy the
Eecrstary Of the Treasury will say,
polinuy, got your gun"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

The influence of tight collars in imped-
ing the circulation of blood to the head
by pressing on the jugular veins is well
known to military surgeons with
troops in India, but the bad effects Of SUI b
pressure in cooler climates has been DEM
onstrated by the observations of Professor
Forster of Breslau, who states that 300
cases have come under his notice in which
the eyesight has been affected by the dis
turbance of the circulation caused by wear
ing collars that were too small A large
number of these cases were probably sub
1ects of myopia. --Times Of India.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

q more to be dreaded than an open aud
Visible foo. That subtilb and lurking Toe
which under tho Reuerih name Of tlala-
ria lnanifests itsolf. whom II clutches us
in les tenacious Qraspl IN the various
forinsof chills and fever. bilious remit.
tcnt, dumb agua or nRho cake Gao oniy
be eifectuRily guarded aTainst by fortlfy-
Ing the system against lie iusidious at
tacks with Hostettsr's Skomaeh nitters, q
nntfdote to the poison OF mias-
ma IN tho system. and a safeguard against
II Thoroughly 90 bs reiipd upon. IN the
event Of a mslarious attack. avoid pole
onink your system with quiuina aud use
instead this wholesome remedy unob-
In taste. and far more etilca-
cioua than any drug Use thu Bitters for
dyspepsia. billouaneas bonstipatlou. kid
ney complaints and Rheumatism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
Dots.

American Laundry. COZ West Front 81
Cuppingand leochihg. 193 L. Second st
Cupping & ieechins. ark err .50s Madison.
Cummings. the photographer, 500
Market street.
IL you want flrst-tlass dysing and
done. go I'd $40 King.
Why don't you try that grip candy
at Hollis, 1877 Market street? 1t will
stop that cough.
Dr. Simms' White Pulmonio BaIsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
for coughs. Group. &C., and sure cure
for asthma. Use this remedy and DIR.
Simms' Liver Pills. aud you will not be
disappointed. 60a King street.
Shaving sete tl.50 ZIP. toilet sets 50
cents and upward, work boxes. mani
cures, toilet bottlea ETC., new goods
at panic prices. n. ID. Danforth. drug
glst, Second and Market streets.
Good cut hay in bales at s. u. Bar
ker's. corner OF Efont and Shlpley
streets.
Go to Or. ]. II. slmms Il Son, SOC
King street, now. for Dr. Slmms ia.
nous White Pulnlonic Balsam, the
lung cure. COG Kin z street. Elegant
medicine depot
II. Z. Rowland, dealer in high test
oil and stove gasoline. Delivered In
all parts OF the city. a0i W. Thlr.
esnth street, Win ngton, Del.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs,
colds, sore throat proup and all lung
and throat complaints positively cured
by DR.. Simms' white pulmonic bal
sam. Depot 608 KING street.
| BY the upsettingIor stovs In one
OF the rooms OF school No Z, slight
tire originated yesterday.
! Agent Frank Stout yesterday after.
noon took three OF the five children
arrested with the chicken thieves to
their grandmothers, To-day he placed
the two babies In a permanent home.
/ In conequenCe of the illness OF
Judge Dallas the y. s. Court did not
ait to-day.
| MIR Webber OF Christlana. visited our
lclty yesterday. He speaks encour,
lagingly OF the prospect for trade. but
Is sorry that the lhg prices that the
farmers expected fpr wheat have not
materialized. and consequently the
sales OF fertilizers may not he so nu-
meroua as to mako the trade really
profitable.
| The Pusey and jones Company wee.
terday afternoon shipped two paper
machines to the Denver. Colorado
paper mills. The company has built
several large machines for tho same
company, the aggregate value he.
Ing $500 O00
Mr.. Lynn johnson has leased the
iNlrden House. at Ilswes. and takes pos
session this week. .
| Mrs. Tolbsrt of Bancroft's Banks.
has moved to Port Deposit.
Miss Annie Kelly. OF Resding. Pa.
is visiting friends n this city.
| The managers OF tho Wilmington
and Great Valley Turnpike Co., have
declared dividend OF 50 cents pst
share, payable on the Goth inst.
William S. Hilles will apply for a
charter before Judge Grubb, to be
known as the Electric Carpet Cleaning
Company.
Mutual Loan Association met last
night. Money sold at "a and 8 psl
cent.
As one OF Buah's express wagons
was crossing Market street yesterday
Afternoon with large load of empty
!, barrels. the load became top.heayy
and for some distance the street was
lscrewn with barrels. 1t was some
time before they wsre again placed OF
tho wagon.
Robert G. Fraim, Esq, Is suffering
from bad attack OF the grip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17
SOCIETY NOTES.
TIs tims to light the evening f,re,
~, 70 rssd secd booze 20 sins -.

4re tlu8 70 tYrt WE eyelluf nre,
The aow and lovely songs fiat breathe
OF the etornnl nprlng. 8. Z T.
Miss Lizzie Crouch. OF Middietown,
IL Visiting frIends In this city.
John O'Rtel OF this city IL visiting
relatives and friends In Philadelphia.
The Rev. Dennis J. Flynn has gone
70 Louisvllie, KY, to see his father
Mlchaei r. Brennan formerly Of this
city, but now OF Sparrow's Point, Md rs
spending two weeks vacation with
relatives and friends In this city.
MIR. Joseph Rash OF Wilmington. will
be married tomorrow night To Miss
Addls Foster At the home Of the BRIDE
In New Castle.
Mrs. McCauIley. No. sil West 8thI
street. who has been under the care OF
DR., Fahey for some time. was not sol
well yesterday.
Mr.. Archie Robinson, Of No. MI
Market street. ia still confined to the
sick bed.
Miss Edith Phelps, of Milford. isl
yIsiting Tho family Of Mr.. y. s. Jones.
No. ele West Eighth street,
Miss Laura Il. Wright, Of Whining
ton. who has bsen spending the hoil.I
days with her u latlves and friends In
Allen. Pa. Will return home on We'd
nesdny.
Lemis Miller 10 yisiting friends nt|
Jacksonville. Fla.
Mrs. Geo. Remington and daugh-
tere, Virginin and Anna. are the guestsl
Of Mise Bell Cause, South Walnut
street, West Chester.
Harry Abbott and Judge Berry of
Chester have boon down Delaware,
bunting terrapin and muskrat and
shaking hands with Gale Eyre.
Herbert y. Stnndinger has removed
from New York to our city and taken
agency FOR the Mutual Lite insurance.
Company.
Miss Bertha A. Lambson OF this city
Is visiting friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
Frederick Weller and bride returned
on Monday night from their weddlngl
tour.
Rev. Edwin Gardner, OF Elk Mock,
Nd, was in this city Monday.
The Wllmingtoninns registered att
the New York hotels yesterday were:l
Z. v. Baltzer and wife. Imperlalj q. II
Edwards and wife, Sturtevant; II. OIL
Browne, St. Denis.
Miss Sallie Sullivan is spending a few
days with her cousin. Misc Emma
johnson, AT Marcus Hook.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel johnson, OF
Elsmere. Del. were the guests of
William Carpenter and family on Mar
ket street. Marcus Hook.
Mrs. Frank Morton has returned
home to Marcus Hook after spending
few days with relatives at New Cas-
tie, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

Great interest is manifest I'd in the
trial of Wallace Burt, the half breed,
and his wife, now going on at Doylos-
town. The evidence OF the common.
wealth is nearly all rcumatantlaI,
and great attention is being paid to 1t.
1T Is now doubtful whether the prison.
Ter will 10 placed on tho stand or not,
In his own behalf. The Ratchet of old
Samuel Rightly. which the State con-
tends was the weapon uaed by the
murderer. was conspicuous object
at the tiial yesterday. The piece OF
chewing tobacco found at the saene
of the murder. and which was OF the
same kind purchased by Burt was also
put in evidence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-17

At the afternoon session OF the Levy
Court yesterday. John II. Rodney was
re.Alented aitnrnay John e. Dickey
was instructed TO pay $500 TO the
Trustees of the Poor. which sum ls a
portion of that collected for the poor.
+. MoWhOrter. delinquent tax
col leotor for st. Georges Hundred.
REPORTED having collected s24l rs and
wis allowed $50 50 commission Other
col,oclons were Richard 4. 81 oclison,
BhGklird Hundred, sS7. So; commis.
si4ns. S. 10; John A. Mitchell, vii Z.
mIugton Hundred. 1881. 9S; commits,
sitns. S39SS. On motion OF Mr.. Gal
iakher, Assessor Whann was voted $40
CD account of his commissions.