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THE DAILY SUN, SO A YEAR.

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A Newspaper Of tue Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
~fessional Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all MAN.
ner of Honest Folks, and the Wives, Sons, and
Daughters of al. such.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
ANOTHER BANKRUPT GOVERN
MENT.

Peru Is in bad way, and the futu.a
promises httle better than the present
The Government was under obligation t.
supply the banks with money, and the
people were looking to the banks. ~
meet its contracts the Government hope.s
to negotiate in Paris the sale of two n.il-
lion tons of guano. In this it was unsuc-
eessful. as the prices offered were not up
to the Governments figures. The conss
quence is that the banks and the Gov.
ernment are virtually bankrupt" PERI
Is nothing without its guano, and guaao
IS nothing unless it will bring a paying
price. This must seriously distress The
people, who will find it hard to keep
their heads above water with q Govern
ment and banks so dreadfully hard up.-
The Peru Of to-day is not the Peru thai
tbs Spanish pirates plundered. In this
day OF grace there is not much to tempt
adyentnrers;. few centuries os SpanisL
Civilization has played havoc with th >
land of the Ineas.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate yesecr.
day, the bill extending the duration OF
the Court of Alabama Claims for six
months was reported and passed. Mr.
Merrimon of North Carolina intro
duced bill restoring to the pension
rolls the names 0f those stricken there
from for dIsloyaEty. The resolution
offered by Mr.. Davis on Monday, ask,
ing information of the Secretary of the
Treasury regarding defalcations, came
up as unfinished business and was re-
ferred. The request of W L. Mcmillan
of Louisiana, to withdraw his .creden
tials as United States Senator, was
granted, after debate, by a vote OF 81
to %, Mr.. Dawes voting with the
Democrats in the negative. After az
executive session the senate Gdjourn
ed.
In the House, Mr.. Blaine presented
a Constitutional amendment prohibit
dng State grants to demonstrations
schools. and Mr.. Randall presented {
Constitutional amendment limiting
the incumbency of the Presidential
chair to single term aud mekiug the
term six years. Mr.. Buckner, of Miss
ouri, offered resolution requesting
the President to transmit all the cor
respondenoe relative to the dismissal OF
Henderson as special counsel in the
whiskey cases at st. Louis. The reso
luton, on 8 point of order then went
over. Subsequently, Mr.. Randall
offered q resolution erecting the Bee
retary of the Treasury to transmit
copies of all kilograms and ,ooirespon
dence relative to the whisky prosecu
tions at st. Louis aod Milwaukee
Mr.. Kassoa objected, and the resoiu
ton went over. Adopted.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
EFF. Kunkel's BitterjWine of Iron

Fol the Gu e Of weak stomach general dc.
bility, indigestion disease of ,he nervous
syst IN, cons lPation, acldty of the stomach,
and cases requiring tonic.
The wIn- Includes the most agreeable and
emcient salt of Iron VIC possess; Citrate of
Magnetic Oxide, combined with tie most
energetic OF vegetable tonics-Ye low Peru
Wan Bark.
The enect m many cases OF debility, loss OF
appetite, and general prostration, of an e1ici-
ent salt OF Eon, combined with our valuable
Nerve. is most happy. It auguaents the ap-
petite, raises the pulse, takes or n VASCULAR
nabbiness, removes the pailor OF debility and
gives n rid vigor to the co1ntenance.
DO you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetizer Do you want
TO build ap your constitution? Do pou want
TO teel well? Do you want to ret rid OF ner-
Vousness? Do yhu want energy? Do YOU
want to sleep well? Do you want brisk and
vigorous feelings? II you do, try kunkel's
Wine Of iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been SO thor
eughly tested by all classes OF the commmni.
tonic medicine. II oosts but lfsSle, piRes
the blood aad gives tone TO the i sto,ch,
renov1aee the system and prolone ees life
nov only ask trial Of tins We paable No
Price 81 per bottle e r, Kp ~ XEL, ,le
proprietor, No 9ss North Ninth reet, bw
Vine, PhilaSelphia Pa se-
sold by druggists and dealers eve@ats; srywf-
40. .5v. Tape Worm asa
entirely removed wsth purely vegetable
meoacine, passing from the system alive
No Zoe unless the head passes. Come and re.
Ter 20 PATIENTS treated. DIR. L r. Kunkel
No 459 Ninth street Philadelphia. Ad-
woe tree. Seat, Pia Esd SsoEsch Worms
also removed
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
FIRST EDITION
.,pRICAN RIFLES FAIR.

x.un,-Prixes Awarded-Pre-
1sdSg nn.stions, Speeches, sc.
49, of the American Rifles, at
1bs l,,nvs' ln Hall, which has been in
dd fe,'Vf a for the past three weeks,
Ng,s%,, ,,st night, after a most success
geo eao' Throughout the attendance
lua, a,rousge has been good, and last
~ ,he friends of the Rifles assem-.
is1i !. .Is large numbers to witness the
'sdpg scenes. ,.,...
Al ,'S were disposed of last night,
\. srsot most important being the follow,
'ib,dy's gold watch to A Bradley
NSes' NS,,. silver watch to Thos. II. Mes.
ser. wu II Hanna
ss..Sl..top s table to w. M. West.
I.r,s n',vd doll to Chas. H. Foster.
Pii % Of opera glasses to John Wat
!. is,ee liberty cake 10 W. b. Sim
'tsa' p, Of stone china to Mary White.
S.nisin samuel j. Wood, of the
,v.Iean Rifles, was awarded the
An;. .'s.cme gold.mounted sword, for
l,Ist Issh NE received 240 votes. His
'.s,.titor was Captain George Will.
Sss M. Of the Germany Military Com.
n, ty,.rsrds the close of the evening, q
General social meeting was held, and
SSsr;ous complimentary speeches were
wsd. Two handsome little silk flags,
Nearing the me nogram "a. R." were
Ur Ore.sr,.d to the Company by the ladies
Tho had assisted at the fair. Adjutant
General Reynolds made the presenta
ian speech, and Thomas III. Messenger,
m behalf Of the Rifles, received the
Gfs Votes of thanks were extended
4 ali who had in any way contributed
b tbs success of the fair.
Afterwards, at an action sale, all the
rtsles remaining unsold, were dis
w.d Of at good prices.
Psuniarily the fair was a success
I'D The profits will probably reach
.NIi 5000.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
FORCED TO Marry A DIS
CHA RGED SIITOR.
} Richmond Evening" journal. |.

A young lady of Norfolk, of the highest
responsibility, and moving in the best
circles of that city, and who was to have
been married to prominent gentleman
of this city, was attacked while on the
ferry boat between Norfolk and Ports
mouth by a former lover, who threatened
to kill her and himself il she did not mar.
ry him. She tainted with excitement
and fright, and while in q state Of insen.
sibility was placed in hack and carried
North Carolina and compelled to marry
the ruffian. She was carried hack to
Norfolk and left in the streets. She is
very ill and hardly expected to live. A
party of young men have gone in the
pursuit of the man, and it will 20 hard
with him if they succeed in finding him.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
One woman's wickedness.
PsEUDo-BEGoAR's GREAT PROFIT IN .us
DEGRADATION OF CHAcIrARLE GIRLS.

PsEUDo-BEGoAR's GREAT PROFIT IN .us
DEGRADATION OF CHAcIrARLE GIRI.s.
A middle-aged woman who 10 fertile II
names and DISCUSSES, was arrested on
Saturday, by Captain Van Duseu, She
says her name is Mary Banker. Fos
several years she has gone about the csn.
trail part of the city, ostensibly as q beg.
gar, with placara suspended on he-
breast reading, Il am deaf and dumb
The large sums she collected by this DE-.
vice from charitable people were not t.,
main incentive to her labors.
She selected in her perambulatioo..
young girls, and by various arts and
wiles got them under her control When
ever little force was necessary it was
unhesitatingly employed. She changed
her residence frequently, and sometime
had apartments IL several places. When
she had secured the attention Of an II
tended victim, she wrote on her slat4
STORIES about gorgeous dresses that she
would show Miss -, if Miss - wouiG
go to designated place at & fixed time
When Miss " accepted her invitation
and kept the appointment. the door
were locked upon her
On Thursday last Mrs. Henry Grange
OF a Allen street, was greatly troubled
by the sudden disapped rance of he
young sister, Hannah Master, who d..
vides her time between her parenta
home on Union Hill and her sisters -
New York. Hannah is only fifteen years
old and very pretty. The aid Of the pc
lice was asked to find the missing CIR.
and on Saturday, guided by what tn =
neighsor's reported IS to the crying ana
the screaming of girl, Captain VaL
Deuseu found Hannah locked up in "a
back room of Mrs. Bankers apartments
at 80 Amity street. The girl had for
four days resisted Mrs. Bankers impor
tunitles and the attempts of her male
accomplices, and had torn her hands il
trying to escape from her imprison
ment. Mrs. Banker was committed Il
the Washington Place Police Court, anc
the grl was restored TO her friends =
Nelc York Sun, 18Th.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
P9oF. TAYLoR's LECTURE.
STRAY WAIFS.

Aid, Central and Geymania, No. Q.
loan Associations meet this evening.
People Of judgment and discretion
buy beots and shoes of Alexander, No.
laMarket street.
Gsntlemen OF sense and understand
ypatronize Donahoe's popular bost
I'd shoe emporium, No. 307 Mark.t 4
sreet.
Possessors of wealth and refinement
avail themselves of the bargains in
boots sad shoes offered by tennessey, :,
vi Market street.
Holiday presents Of furniture, in all
styles and for all prices, at the Enter
pnse Manufacturing Company's ware.
oOns, Nos. 220 and 222 Market street.
u. hcCusker's cheap boot and shoe
soe, No. ZIG w. Second street, is
nslled by people in every station of
Ie-the richest and the poorest are
lke treated.
Nsure and call tor DIR. Bulls Cough
qnpf you are troubled with a coup h
Geold. 1t will give you relief. For
ae oy every respectable druggist,
!, vue ~ oott!e for 20 cents; ; five bottles for
Fancy Papers for Childrens' Christ
as houses. Cornucopias, &C., Pictures,
Animal Heads. Lace, borders, &c. &c.
lso large stock of Wall Papers, Win
"S Shades, and good workmen always
~. n nand at 223 Market street, below
iafd; Don't forget the place,
uec4u. J. r. Holt
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
THIRD EDITION
The WtfminOt0n and Reading
Railroad COmpany.
Relief for the First-Mortgage Bond
Holder.

A~AsNA soh sht FtE8l-moFtKuGe bond
Holder.
Yesterday the frat mortgage bond
holders of the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad Company held meeting
OF the Board of Trade Rooms, Phila-
delphia, Chas. Paber, Esq of Potts
vile, presided, and Mr.. Carroll y.
Tyson acted as secretary. 1t was
announced that the meeting was held
to consider the report of the committee
appointed inMay last to devise plan
of foreclosure of the first mortgage
bonds.
Mr.. Matthew Baird read the report
as follows:
That they have carefully considered
every plan suggested to carry out the
object of their appointment. They
secured counsel who prepared the ne
cessary papers to prevent any junior
creditors securing possession of the
road to tho injury Of the first mort
gage, but legal proceedings were not
found necessary that n space of four
months shall elapse after default ON
the coupons before anything could be
done. On the I'd of August, being
the earliest day possible, the commit
tee served written demand ON the
trustees, signed by bondholders to the
extent of $l99, ,2G0. requiring them IN
give notice OF the default to the com.
pany. This was done by the trustees
on that day. Four months more are
REQUIRED to elapse after this notice
before the mortgage shall be consider
ed as due.
!
This time expired, ,on the 4th coun
sci filed a bill in equity in the Circuit
Court of the United States, prayin,
fore foreclosure. 1t will thus b,
seen that not day has been lost il
pressing the claims of the first mort
gage bondholders and the same speet
will be cohtinued until their rights or,
fully secured.
The committee have carefully pre-
pared plan of purchase toprotect tn,
first mortgage bondholdcrs. which i
submitted herewith. They are uuani
mously of the opinion that it is tn
best possible means to secure that enc
and earnestly recommend its adoption
They would call attention to the ne
cessity of each bondholder prompt
signifying his approva, by signing tn
agreement, as it is necessary for tn
committee to know at an early da
how many bondholders they repre-
sent"
| The agreement alluded to in tn
above report was read, and Mr.. Levi
Vain Smith went into a detaile
explanation OF the plan proposed
Among other things he stated tha. tn
first mortgage bonds of the roa,
amount to 81, ,a00, 900; the second NOR,
gage bonds, 81, 200 900; stock, $500
600, and Coating debt OF $500, ,OOG
The road is now earning sufficient T.
pay expenses and something over. FL
could not give the exact figures, bu
the surplus is not less than three pc
cent.
i The report was adopted and tn
meeting adjourned.
The agreement will be placed in tn
Fidelity Trust Company for inspectio
and signature.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
SECOND EDITION,
HoOdy aud SUuIPU.

THE EXCURSION OF THEY NJ. G. A. to
PHILADELPHIA.
The Y. NJ. c. A., excursion to the
Moody and Sankey meeting in Phila-
delphia, last evening, left the depot
/ about $500 o'clock, in special train
of eight cars and number of Viii
mingtohions also went up on the after.
noon train.
The special train reached Philadel
phia about Z o'clock, and the passen.
gers went to Fifteenth and Market
streets on the Fifteenth street cars
They proceeded down Market street
to Thirteenth, and they were soon ad.
mitted to the tabernacle. An immense
audience was present, but all the
wilmington visitors were comfortably
seated.
The services commenced at 8 o'clock
and MIR. Moody preached sermon of
unusual power and excellence, taking
for his theme, Heaven" Mr.. Sankey
sang Home of the Soul" He was
requested by the Y. NJ. G. A., to sing
NINETY and Nine" and promised to
do 80. but substituted Home of the
Soul, " doubtless deeming it moro ap.
propriate.
The services lasted until 0. Is O'Clock
and the special train left the Philadel,
phia depot at 10 o'clock, making the
down trip in one hour. All of the ex.
cursionists returned with delighted
Impressions OF the great reviyalis,s.
An excursion from West Chester
also visited the Moody and Sankey
meeting last night, and also one from
Merchantville, N. j.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

Toys FOR THE HoLiDAYs.-Mr. John
Il; Gouley, No. 8 f. Fourth street, has
large assortment of beautiful toys
for the holidays, which he is selling at
prices to suit the times. His assort
ment Of dolls is varied and complete.
embracing all sizes and prices. The
"bride," which occupies place in one
OF the show windows, is certainly
beautiful, and is greatly admired by
all who see her. If Mr.. Gouley is as
fortunate in the selection Of his real
pride as he has been in his artificial
one, he Will be entitled to, and will
doubtless receive, the congratulations
OF his numerous friends. Call and see
the Aandsomest bride in Whining.
ten.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
OURTH EDITION
BURGLARS CHECKMATED.
n scheme to Rob WILMINGTON DIR,
Goods Stores Frustrated.

A scheme TO Rob Wilmington Dry
Goods Stores Frustrated.
Recently we'll matured plan to -ob
several of The leading dry good stores
OF this city was discovered and frus-
trated.
The plan was conceived by a gang .:
Philadelphia cracksmen who decided
to visit Wilmington some favorable
night and rob the stores of their mos.
valuable contents.
But bitter contentious arose during
their deliberations, and by some means
unnecessary to explain, their Intentions
were discovered and revealed to Mayo.
Whiteley.
The Mayor quietly acquainted the
dry goods merchants with the info--
nation. and now the stores are 81
closely guarded at nights by spec:a,
watchmen.
Every precaution has been adopted
and II the Philadelphia burglars should
make their contemplated raid, they
VIII get taste of the pillory and whtr-
ping post as q reward.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
AMUSEMEETS.
LECTURE BY THE GREAT vtLLERs

LECTURE BY THE GREAT vtLLERS.
II. sale of reserved seats for Vii.
msleclure will commence to morrow
1t Boushman, Thomas g. Co. All who
wish to laugh and grow fat" had
better secure good seats as soon as
Nsible.
The Patterson, N. j., Press thus
peaks of the great Humorist:
Dr. .J.J. Villers gave the second
tctnre in the Y. M. o. A. course. 1t
vas series of limitations of mere or
less prominent lecturers, in their imper.
Onatons Of certain comical characters
All the characters throughout the
evening, were represented by such
totally Gissimilar faces, voices, and
general aspects and the changes were
made with such marvellous rapidity.
that the audience was continually slr-
rised, and for the most part kept in
eonyulsions OF laughter by the remark.
.ble ability of the man nwho could SO
sadily assume all these varied phases
humanity and SO successfully inn
Nsonate them.
fRoF. TAYLoR's LECTURE.
At the Grand Opera House, Thurs
ly evening, Prof. J, K. Taylor will
deliver an illustrated lecture, descrip-
i've Of his trip from New Y ork to San
Fnncisco. All the points of interest
Along the route will be illustrated by
AsreQpticon views. The lecture is for
ias benefit of the Delaware Instituteof
hsehsnic Arts and therefore, aside
rom us meritorious character, deserves
0N largely attended:
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

SALE OF STILLS AND LIoUoRs.-A,
s castom House. yesterday after
ssSSn, U. 8. Marshal Dunn sold the
,.g,SSWing property OF Ezekiel Jones,
Huntington, which was seized be.
! S'.se The owner failed to pay the U.
al on the manufacture of spirits:
"a i.o copper stills, two copper worms
=. Wv s~o copper caps, to r. 8. Davis,
lows:
N Vpe cask of 45 gallons, proof, to j.
an ~ nLowery, of Milford, Del. 81. .85 per
ffa.on; cssk No. 2, 40 gallons, to Mr..
livery, .$1.25; No. 8, 50gallons, t. B.
az. d, England, 81 a"; No. 4, 90 gallons,
%'onn ~ Tully,$ y; No.5, 40 gallons,
~,,x. ~ Alex. Maxwei, xl.3U; No. 8, 43i
SssnOns, to MIR. Maxwell, 81. 80; No. q,
SssloDs, TO Mr.. Maxwell, 81 ,35; No
-. gallons, to John Tully 81 ~; No.
n gallons, to W. l.. Gilbert, 81. 25,
4, ~; o. ~, II gallons, to John Tuliy, q,
II NM ak No. IL, 80 gallons, toJ John Tully,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
GENERAL NEWS.

The State Grange of Massachusetts.
adopted resolutions. yesterday, favoring
the .aIing OF church property and de-
posits in fa~ings banks.
Three ear loads Of silk, valued at Sc.
100000, passed through London. Ont.
on Monday night, on their way FROM
San Francisco to New York.
The semi-annual session of the State
Grange Of Patrons of Husbandry began
yesterday at Lancaster. About 500 del.
egates, including many ladies, were pres.
ent. The secretar7's report showed the
order to be fourishing, the number oi
local oranges being about $50.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

PARGoNED.-Governor Cochran has
pardoned John Hanley, who was con.
victed at November term of the Court
at New Castle, in 1874. of assault with
intent to rob, and sentenced to Q years
imprisonment. His case was brought
to the attention Of the Governor by
Dr. Maxwell, who thought it probable
that he would notlive until next No.
vember, the time at which his term
would have expired.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

THE MARKETs.-Todd, wclch & Co..
report the following wholesale quota
tions: Apples, So 5Oa4 per barrel;
oysters, $2a2 81, do; sweet potatoes,
s2a2.5O do; potatoes, 85a70 cents pei
ousllel; canned tomatoes, s. per case
OF two dozen cans; butter, 35a45 cents
per pound; eggs, 33a35 per dozen; rock
fish, 1Oa12 per pound: perch, Sal0 do.
turkies and chinkens, l3aI9 do; geese
l0al2; ducks, 13a15;
The street market was largely at
tended this morning, despite the cold,
Ruling prices are reported in ou,
market tobles.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

Boss TwEED.-A circular offering a
reward of ten thousand dollars for the
arrest of Boss Tweed, and bearing a
photograph of the great sppropriator,
has been sent to Chief of Police
O'Toole, and is now conspicuously
posted in the police station, The DO.
iicemen eye it greedily, and all are
Keeping q sharp lookout for $50 pound
men bearing resemblance to Tweed's
picture.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
CANCER
Serofata and ala Skan Disease
Cured by DIR. BEADS RDtac0very

ScrOfafa and ala Ska0 Diseases
Cured by DIR. Beads Discovery.
DR. BENDS CHExtcAL AR-IDorEs unt
with and destroy the vtras OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but walt Aot afiect the healthy
part Patients may visis the City and remain
while under treatment at the Renna. Cane
Institute lone OF the handsomest marble edi
does In the city,) and the finest remedial In
stttaee n the country. Remedies, with fun
directions. sent TO any part Of the world.
A-sesdfor Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
rese.
H. T. BOND, NJ. D.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE
eb22 Ay sos Chestnut 1T, PHI L. Pa.