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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-04

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BY THK
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
s9l Arch street. cor Second and Coates Streets and
o2l ;. Second st Philadelphia, Pa.
This Is an organization OF capitalists 10
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit, saving the consumer all profits
of middlemen. We control large part OF the best
brought 10 this country, which are sold only by
ourselves. Persons buying OF other dealers do 30 TO
their own disadvantage. Our houses in China and
which gives us great advantages We nave esiab-
lse for distributing teas IN all tile prl-
clpal cities OF the tinited states. We give 10 our
custumersa
BEAUTIFUL OIL CnRoMo.
(taken from the richest gems, of American AMI
Foreign Aftisls) which, II hOught at picture stores,
would cost much more than tile price OF the Tea.
These chrOmOs are ii present to our customers.
All goods sold warranted to give perfect satlsfac-
ton or the money refunded
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s3l Arch Street, cor Second aud Coates Streets, and
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9ao NORTH SECOND ST., PHILADELPHIA,
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THE :" STATE RAIDERS $4,000 OF BRAINS ABOVE
DoLLARs-LIQuoR AND sCHooLs-THE FIrHEHIEs
OTHER ITEMS.
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EaiI .Ruad T::nes.

G"FF 11FvT" c~TFF1.
WILMINGTON Il READING II u
w WINTER ARRANGEMENT '.'
ON AND AFTKR
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9Rp lsTb
Trains Will run as follows:
Going Northward. Going Southvsr,
sTlTIONs,
No. /. Nc. 3, NO No2 No. 4, No. C.
n. IN. n m. p. IN. Il. M D.. M n u
$40 $50 5.15 Wilmington, $50 Ans r. -.
7.85 1i.ln q 08 Chadds Ford, ~ nm eSs
) 80 l.sb i.l0 Coatesyille, G2a llR IN
y.48 3.4i Springfield 9Y9 sts
ln.25 5.26 Blrdsboro' sm ~
10.tS 6.lU Reading, IW ~
CONNECTIONS
AZ Wilmington with trains on the Philadelnhl.
Wilmington X Baltimore and Delaware Ralroni,
Al Ghadds Ford with trains on T.. 4 Il. g. X II
At Contesvllle with trains on Penna r. r. AMI a.
Reading with trains on Pha. Il Reading, Leh, ysi
and East Penna., ami Reading n Columbia Kallroe,
and tile Readlng and Lebigh Railroad,
Il. COLL EaS
mnr3-tf General Superntpuipnt
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DORCHESTER II DELAWARE II 4
TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, September lsth, ls4
Passenger trains, with Freight Cars ATTACHED.
until further notice, run as follows, sunday,
copied
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ELLIS CARBolIc TABLETS.
PUT Up ONLY N BLUK BoSKR.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY
Mold by Druggists generally, and Jan25-4W
JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY Il co. Philadelphia Pa.
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Now IL the Time To Buy
CHEST PROTECTORS.
a Choice Assortment OF them for sale by
B.& c. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACIsTs,
Dov3-tf S03 Market Street.
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End OF the Iron Puddlers' Strike.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. Is.
The puddlerS and boilers who have stood
out agains@ a reduction, for the last six
weeks ofsone dollar per ton, have come to
an agreement to resume work at the pro-
posed reduction, and the furnaces will
probably be lighted up next Monday.
This agreement was arrived at Wednes-
day right at secret meeting of the
pdddlers' union and after stormy
discussion. About two-thirds of the pud-
oilers were for resumption, and there is
little doubt that all will finally acquiesce in
tie arrangement. Those in favor of re-
sumption claimed that, however unjust the
reduction is, in view oil the hard times and
the vast amount of suffering entailed by
the idleness nf the furnaces IT is dntv 10
accede and resume work, trusting to the
mill owners for justice, or to the more IA
vorable chances of the future. 1t is almost
impossible to obtain employment at any
thing else, and of two evils they prefer
choosing the lesser. 1t is thought that at
least six hundred furnaces will be rclghted
next week under this agreement.
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Large Fire In Utica.

UTICA, Jan. 10.
About o'clock this morning fire broke
out IN the Gardener block, owned by Gard
ener, and the entire block, with nearly all
its contents, was consumed. The first floor
was occupied by three stores, the second
floor by various offices and the third by the
business college of McCreary & Shields.
The principal losers are the Gardener
estate on.the block in general, $50, 900;
insured for S25,O0O, chiefly in Niagara,
Franklin, Citizens, New York and Cont
mental companies s. II. Hanover, furnish
ing goods, $l1, 900 insured for SO, 500 in
Hartford and Queens companies. Mrs.
Sarah Costello, ladies' furnishing goods
81 200 insured. Arnold & Grifllth's boot
and shoes, stock saved but damaged fifteen
per cent by water insured. G. Bomber,
gentlemen's furnishing goods, stock nearly
all saved, but damaged forty per cent; loss
covered by insurance. F. Virigan, ladies'
furnishing goods, stock partially saved but
damaged fifteen per cent by water. The
Hackett block adjoining the Gardener
block, was damaged by water. Condor
Hackett, confectioner, sustained loss of
about 81 900; stock damaged by water.
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Louisiana In Congress.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
A Washington dispatch to the Times
says there was another conference of south
ern republicans last night, at which it was
unanimously agreed to support the Kellogg
government In Louisiana, and to demand
its support from the republican party. 1t
is the intention of the republicans in the
senate to admit Pincebeck to his seat as
soon as he arrives in Washington. Some
senators state very emphatically that he
will be seated. There are, within the last
two days, signs of reaction among the re-
publicans in favor of endorsing the policy
that has been pursued, and of recognizing
and sustaining the Kellogg government.
Opinion is still vacillating, however, and
governed by feeling rather than judgment
FURTHER INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The committee on Louisiana affairs have
determined in view Of the dissatisfaction
expressed with leaving the subject that
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Big thing on Ice.

SrUYvEsANT, N. Y, Jan. Is.
The ice harvesters are working here for
$3.50 to $1.75, but assert that they will
strike to-day for $1.75 to 50. The latter
demand will probably not be acceded to.
Men from Coxsackie, numbering about
fifty, arrived here this morning, and tried
to effect general strike, but did not sue
coed. This afternoon they intend to come
with larger force, which may stop work
for the present.
SoHoDACK, n. Y, Jan. Is.
All the ice men were dismissed here to-
day, fol the alleged reason that the engine
was broken down. The men say, however,
that it is because word has been received
that crowds are marching to this place
from below to drive them from their work.
Reliable men do not credit the latter state
ment. The wages paid here are from Sl.95
to St50.
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has assumed such magnitude to the deci.
sion of a subcommittee, to visit Louisiana
for the purpose of making further investi-
CATION of the difficulty now existing in that
state. The testimony taken by the SUBJ
committee and their report, will he held in
allegiance until the return of the other mem
bers Of the committee. The time of start
ing has not been fixed upon, but it is ex-
pected the committee will be able to leave
ON Saturday night. Foster, Phelps and
Potter, who constituted the Subcommittee,
will not go. The remaining members of
the committee are George F. Hoar of Mas.
sachusetts, Wheeler of New York, Frye of
Maine, and Marshall of Illinois.
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Congressional Action on Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
A caucus of republican senators was
held this morning, Mr.. Anthony presiding.
The order Of business under discussion was
with special reference to The Louisiana
question. 1t was decided with almost CON-
plete unanimity that the Louisiana case
should be disposed of first, and that the
president should be sustained in his recog-
milton of the Kellogg government as the
legal government of that state 1t is un.
derstood that resolution to that effect
will be introduced within day or two,
and passed with as little debate as possible.
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Personal.

Royalston boasts of being the birth place
of ex. Gov. Bullock and Gov. Peck of YER
mont.
Rev. ID. A. Mack, recently of Bethel,
Vt, has formally organized his "New
England country home for orphan and
homeless children" at Winchendon, Mas.
Capt. C. G. Bassett of Athol is president
of the association, and some IL towns are
represented in the corporation,
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New York Legislature.
ASSEMBLY.


ALBANY, Jan. "A.
Bills introduced. BY Kennedy, to char
ter the western railway company by
Rich, to legalize the acts of the board of
trustees of the town of Charlotte, Mon
roe county by T. J. Campbell, amending
the act recognizing the local govern
mcnt of New York. 1t declares
the Office of Comptroller vacant in
five days after the passage of the act, and
authorizes the mayor to appoint his success
sor to hold office till 1876, when the peo-
pie may elect a comptroller by T. c.
Campbell, authorizing the supreme court
attorneys TO act as notaries in certain cases;
by West, relative to the expense in crimi-
nal case IN saratoga county.
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News Items.

Gov. Dingley of Maine has replieved
Wagner until the last Friday in February.
A British steamer plying between Alex
andria and Hull, is lost, and with her %
lives.
Frederic L. Tracy, ESQ, city treasurer
of Boston, died Thursday evening, aged SO
years.
The Democrats of Maine have nominal
ed Hon. Join G. Talbot for United States
Senator
The rolling mill and forge shop Of the
Kinsley Iron and Machine Co., at So. Can
ton, Mass, were destroyed by fire Thurs
day. Loss $75, 1000.
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Thief Arrested.

BUFFALO, Jan. Is.
A man who was arrested mere on Tues.
day last, having in his possession large
amount of jewelry, supposed to be stolen
property, has been recognized as Harry
Nelson, professional thief, who stole
satchel containing jewelry from travelling
agent for New York house at Pough-
keepsie in October last, and who robbed
jcwelry store in Troy.
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Coffee. Cakes and Ice Cream.o

New YORK, Jan. 10.
The Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central railroad company has brought suit
in the supreme court to enforce payment
of interest on the first and second mort
gage bonds by the Pennsylvania railroad,
and to enjoin the latter company from
foreclosing upon any securities Of the Co.
lumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central now
held by it.
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Hanging Of the Oyster Bay Murderers.

New York, Jan. 10.
Jackson and Jarvis, the oyster hey MUIR
derers, were executed to-day. Both men
were composed and cool. The former died
from strangulation in short time, but the
rope with which Jarvis was suspended
broke and he fell without injury. After
delay of ten minutes he was drawn up
again, and died like Jackson, of strangu-
latiOp,
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PURE WINES.

The attention OF Invalids and persons In Del
icate Health Is invited to our large stock OF
Pure Wines.
Old Port Wine, strengthening and invlgorat-
Ing.
Malmsey Wine restores the taste and lmparts
new vigOr to an exhausted system.
Pale sherry, to be used with tonics, for re-
storing the appetite. Daily recommended by
our best physicians, In bottles or by the gal
lon. orders for Families carefully filled,
packed, and forwarded.
JAMES DINGLEY co,
Is and 20 MIX Street, Boston.
Key.West Cigars.-Our celebrated "FOrmosas"
brand, the best and cheapest Cigar In market.
Octl2:deOd3m
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Failed TO Nominate.

ST. PAUL, Jan. Is.
The republican legislative caucus last
night took four ballots for candidate for
United States senator, the last one stand
ing, Ramsey 40, Davis 20, Washburn IA.
Austin 0. Necessary to a choice AZ.
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LArEg.
Cod Weather In the Northwest.

CHICAGO, Jan. Is.
Dispatches from all parts of the north
west report extremely cold weather. In
some portions of Dakota it is reported that
cattle are freezing to death, and that great
suffering is feared among settlers on the
borders of the western states
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Condemnation Party Defeated.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
In the Illinois house of representatives,
yesterday, the resolution passed last week
by the senate condemning the action of the
government in the Louisiana affair, was
tabled by a vote of SO to 49,
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WaItOn,s vermont Register

and Business Directory for 1875, will be
ready before the first of January. The
only Vermont Register published. Single
copies, by mail 10 cents. Address,
Globe Paper Company, Rutland.
dec23dtf.
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An Empty Honor.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. Is.
The democratic legislative caucus NOM
mated John G. Talbot as candidate for
United States senator
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The action of the senate IS in doubt. The
house have adjournc until this evening.
A night session is probable.
The Vergcnnes people are greatly elated
at their success thus far, and have great
hopes of the favorable action of the senate
LATER.
The senate this evening passed the bill
locating the reform school at vergcnnes by
vote of IS to 10 this settles the ques-
tion as to locality. LEX
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drugs aud Medifiues.
X ENDALLs
PICTORIAL BALSAM.

Read the following
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY:
PLYMOUTH, W., Oct. 1874.
FRANCIS FEM & C0.-Gentiemea:-I have had
the Catarrh for three or four years. Two years
ago this spring got cold and the phlegm set
tied on my lungs, and was running me into
Consumption as fast as possible. My husband
and parents said would not live year In the
condition was In. l was not able to do my
own work and was coughing myself away as
fast as possible. l had doctors and had taken
other medicines, but none OF them did me any
good. Last spring my husband went to the
store TO get something for me to take, and was
told to try bottle OF your Pectoral Balsam.
When he brought 1t home told him 1t was no
use throwing away money, as there was no.
thing that would do me any good but when
had taken 1t two or three times ! saw that 1t
was helping me and continued taking II.
When had taken two bottles OF II was cured.
have not enjoyed so good health for five years
as do now and can say It was your Pectoral
Balsam that cured me. | shall with pleasure
recommend It to every one see who is troubled
cannot express half my thankfulness to you
when think that your Pectoral Balsam has
saved me. will say 1t Is good for all II is re-
commended for, and will not be without II In
the house so long as can get 1t.
Ever yours,
MRS. d. II. gibson.
ONLY so CENTS FOR LARGE BOTTLES.
FRANCIS FEM & CO.,
Proprietors,
No. ID, CENTER STREET, RUTLAND, VIZ.
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II o r 5 A L E J..

One Full Swell Keene Sleigh, Four Portland.
Five two seat and Four Business sleighs, Tor
sale cheap for cash.
jan9dlw SAMUEL TEhhiLi',
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DENCILS.-Dixon's Pencils, made in
the United States, are much superior TO
Faber's, and are sold at lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER CO.
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Measles Pestilence i'm the Fiji Islands.

The London Spectator gives the fol-
lowing account of the fearful depopula-
ton of the Fiji Islands by disease since
their recent acquisition by Great Britain !:
"a British ship, it appears, landed
there some returned emigrants i'll with
the measles, and these men scattered to
their homes. The disease being consid-
cred trivial by Europeans, no precau-
tons were taken, but, as usual when an
inferior race catches an infectious disease
from superior one, its virulence was in
tensifed, it speedily became a plague,
and the natives, naturally believing that
it had been designedly introduced to kill
them off, refused medicine, and rushed
into the sea to alleviate the torment of
the rash. The bathing produced acute
dysentery, and it is believed that most OF
the chiefs and third of the population
say 80, 600 persons-have died. There
is no certainty either that the worst is
past, or that the pestilence may not be
followed by native outbreak, against
which the Colonial Office has taken pre-
cautions. The native Constabulary, who
are under discipline, have been compelled
to submit to proper treatment, and none
of them have died but though doctors
and medicine have been ordered from
Sydney, no power exists to compel the
natives TO use either"
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The Cathedral Mt Cologne.

Of all Gothic buildings, the plan of
the cathedral at Cologne is the most stu
pendous even ruin as it is, it cannot
fail to excite surprise and admiration.
The legend concerning its plan may not
be known to every one. 1t is related OF
the inventor of it, that in despair of find
ing any plan sufficiently great, he was
walking one day by the river, sketching
with his stick upon the sand when he
finally hit upon one that pleased him so
well that he exclaimed:
"This shall be the plan.
will show you one better than
that J" said a voice behind him, and q
certain black gentleman, who figures III
many German legends, stood by him
and pulled from his pocket roll con
tanning the present plan of the cathedral.
The architect, amazed at its grandeur,
asked an explanation of every part. As
he knew his soul was to be the price OF
it, he occupied himself while the devi
was explaining in committing its pro
portions carefully to memory. Having
done this he remarked it did not please
him, and he would not take it. The
devil, seeing through the cheat, ex
claimed i'll his rage
"You may build your cathedral ac-
cording to this plan, but you shall never
finish it.
This prediction seems likely to be yer
flied, for though it was commenced in
1913 and continued for $50 years, only
the nave and choir and one tower to hal
its proper height are finished.
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The Danger Of Detroit.

4 little old man, smoking huge pipe
and wearing an excited look rushed into
the City Hall yesterday, and found his
way into the rooms of the Chief of
Police. Standing before that official,
the little old man swelled out and ex-
claimed:
No-by dunder-no !"
"No what 2" asked the Chief.
"You tings bay dat license" shouted
the smoker. "You tings L bay one
hoonered fifty dollar tax hcense2"
"That's the new law"
"You tings / was fool 20 high, ind
20 pig around, und 70 long !" continued
the man measuring the air.
81 guess you'll have to pay"
eve shall zee about dat pooty quick.
| shall do Something's"
"What I"
81 shall show you-ha you know
what l does-ehl L shall shut up my
FALCON und sell holdings no more. When
der vellers come aroundt und kick on
der door nobody shell be dere. When
pig crowd comes up from Doledo on
Zunday, dey shall have no peer, no
cigars, no limpurger. | shall rent my
FALCON NIT an insurance agent, und he
shall sheat der peoples, und L shall get
drunk III my house, und der beeples
shall have to drink wasser, und Deydroit
shall go down hill, ind somebody shall
gone here from New York ind puy der
whole blaze for zwelf dollar, und move
him up by Shicago-ha! !"
And he shook his fist at the Chief and
rushed out.-DetrOt Free Press.
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what he did, he gathered his family
about him, and started for the back
door. He reached the door OF the
kitchen which opened into woodshed
Just in time to see the shed lifted bodily
away from the main building and dashed
against his back fence, completely de-
molishing both structures. Standing
there in amazement the family were still
further affrighted by seeing the roof OF
their dwelling arise and sail away, fol-
lowed bya wardrobe, articles of clothing,
and household furniture, until the
rooms were literally bare of everything
movable. Strange to say, not one of
Mr.. Ford's family was injured.
The total list of serious injuries from
the tornado foots up as follows: Three
dangerously injured twelve considera-
bly, so ; many others slightly about
twenty five houses blown down or so in
jured as not to be worth repairing, and
nearly as many others more or less dam
aged.
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The New PANAcEA. Modern science
having demonstrated that alcohol is
"neither food nor physic," but, on the
contrary, a species Of poison, the intro
duction of potent tonic which is entire
ly free from it is certainly n subject for
congratulation. DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR
BrrTERs is a medicine which may be fair
ly characterized rs an unobjectionable
specific for many distressingand danger
Gus diseases.
Temperance organizations, heretofore
in favor of permitting the sale of alcohol
for medical purposes, are of opinion
that VINEGAR BITTERs possess all the
efficacy as an invigorant that has ever
been even claimed for spirituous stimu-
lants, and on this account, as well as be-
cause of the singular success which has
attended its use in dyspepsia, liver com
plant, disorders of the bowels, nervous
diseases, general debility, and all mala-
dies growing out of intemperance, they
warmly recommend it as arestorative and
alternative of surprising excellence. 43
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A Simple Filter.

An exchange gives the description of
very simple filter, called "The Poor
Mans Filter" 1t consists of common
garden fower-pot, of some nine inches
diameter and ten inches depth. The
drainage-hole is stopped Not too tight
ly) with a piece of clean sponge. A
layer of about two inches of charcoal is
first placed in the pot, then second
layer of clean sand, upon which layer
of three inches of clean coarse gravel is
placed. The pot can be set over al
earthen jar, into which an abundant sup
ply of pure water will filter for all drink
ing purposes.