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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BRTWEkN NKW YORK AND Lyle
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR

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Scythia..-.. Wed. Nov. lGCalabris.. Wed. Dec Is
And every following WEDNESDAY, and 6ATUR-
ste.msrs nsrksd do not carry ssssrass Dasss..
RIrn o. FAssAs..-Cabin, s0, sl@, and sin,
gold, according to accommodation. Tickets 10 Paris
Us, geld, additional. Return tickets on favorabls
terms. 6teerage at low rates.
eteerase Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts Of Europe, ct lowest rates. Through
Antwerp and other pora on the continent, and Tor
.Ssn y tSs o sns
Tor stserass passage. No: Ill Broadway, Trinity
WOOD HoRRisoN. No. SIS i IL Slrs g
jan0-ly ORA6. g. IRAHOKLYN, AGENT
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We observe that 10 notices OF births in
q western newspaper Is now appended,
"Come to meet hfs dad.n
1.-THE Arcadian thus expresses &c: "a
newspaper man 10 like Q partridge, never
shot at till he rises"
"a simple stone Is 70 commemorate the
spot ~ Ems where, In July, 1870, the German
Emperor told the French Ambassador, Benz
edetti, TO 60 about his business
~Whenever bushes allows, Won Moltke
can be seen walking In the Thiergarten At
Berlin with his hands behind him. The
French say he tries hard 10 be Napoleon.
OSchneider, the ex-Queen OF Paris opera
bouffe, says she In ''done singing" TIE more
youthful Aimee adds, "Because your time a
mp" These two viii probably have duel in
the new CA1Agnac-R ocheeort style.
00In one Of the large London hotels thew
have introduced steam machinery FOR vash.
ing the dirty plates and dishes, ana ALSO for
cleaning boots and knives and form. II a
said 70 answer well.
0Neither the James nor the Younger
boys were engaged In the raid on the Hun
tingdon bank, the robbers being Thompson
BIC Daniels, Who vas shot dead, Clell Miller,
VINO was captured In Tennessee, CALVIN Car.
ter and Jack Kean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.
rRRggs spsksSo AZ IyALgABLx IMPROVED

NOUkG a MIDDLETON, Aucrioueers,
Real Estate aud Insurance Agents.
LeDroit Bnildng. corner Sab and b sts nnrIhxr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11
"WelI, den, all de odders got 'em YETI

THIS "PERsoNAL" II related OF the found
er OF vassar College: When the college was
completed and oiled at once by about 400
In their rooms, M. vassaf was astonished
at being told that the girls wanted closets.
why" said he, "they can have two nails
for their best dress, and what DO they want
mOre?" By-and-by the closets were huilf
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
PEN TNSCL.4K NFW!s.

| Caroline county suffers IRON a, lack of
rain
In Caroline county the yield OF wheat
will be much better than anticipated.
A writer in The Denton Journal is con.
| Vihced that the lady bug is the destroy
| az OF the aphia. or peach louee Conse.
qucntly y lady-hug3 are respected and pro
| tected.
Iaris geeen ia generally used down the
| pcninSular for the destruction IT the
potato bug.
\ little boy in Caroline county who
hnd swallowed some Paris green was re-
iIcyed by c0piously swallowing new mill,
a camp meeting win commence on the
OLD Concord grounds, Caroline county, en-
July 10Th, 3 p. IN.
Tho farmers of Sassafras Neck. Cecil
county, are cutting wheat.
The Inst shnd Of the season" were
taken from the North Fast river. near
Charlestown, last week.
Rock fishing on the 9usqnehanna, near
Fort Deposit, has been very successful
the past week.
Two new public schools are to be erect.
ed in Quaker Neck, kent county, By the
18th OF August.
Maud, little daughter Of William IL
Warren, of Queen Anne's county, was
day. W. '''' -"'
Nr. Wm. II. Stewart will erect the
now N. E. Church in Chestertown. The
building will be 4ix63 feet. with q hand.
some steeple. ---
\ Methodist Episcopal camp.meetil y
Will be held in Dodson's woods, on Deep
Mgtor Point farm, near st. Michaers.
Iaibst county. commencing on the 9Th
Of July next.
The Methodist Protestant SUNDAY
school Of Easton. Talbot county, will
mako an excursion to Baltimore on ths
10th OF July next.
The Democrats Of Dorchester hold
their primary election on the 10th Of
July 10 elect dcicgate9 10 the Stats Con
venton.
A gentleman ia Talbot county get
badly poisoned by the Colorado potat.
bug
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
NeiC YOTE Tdces to be PAID ia
Coin.

By State law Of Now York, passed
two months ago, all taxes after January
/, 1879, are payable only in coin, and ali
contracts made payable in dollars"
the kind OF dollars not specified, are to
be paid IN coin. by this law the people
ara now brought fairly face TO face with
the question Of resuming specie pay.
meats. IL is the first direct step to that
end. The law is clear and emphatic.
after the date named all taxes in the
state OF New York must be paid in gold,
it beng after that limo inisdolneanor
on the part Of the collector to receive
anything else. and when mn agreement
"a made to pay dollars merely, it must
be paid in gold or silver dollars These
seem simple changes. but it will be more
gratifying If the people prove hteadfast
cough to adhere to them. 1t has been
supposed that the clause relating to t1x.
alton would conflict with the Constitu.
lion of the United States, bat this i'm.
pre@5ion - erroneous. In a ca3o before
the Supreme Court IN l.G5. involving
the right Of the State ii Ohio 10 reject
tendar Of gToentacEa collected a. tag
e9 by county tTea3urer, Chief Justice
Chase decided that the power Of q State
az 70 its taxation il absolute. He said
The ertent to which it shall be eyer
S4-NH' -" shLJSS - upo-A Mhl0h ii Snail
be exercised, and the mode in whiah il
shall BE exercised are all equally within
the discretion OF the legislatures 10
which the States commit the exercise Of
the power II. therefore. the condition
OF any stale in the Judgment OF it, leg
isl3ture, ieqaire5 the collection Of taxes
IA iind, that is to cay. tJ the delivery to
tne proper GINGER Uf 4 certain propor.
ton oi product. or in gold or silver
bullion, or in gold ana silver coin, il Is
not easy to see upon what principle the
natlopI legislature can interfere with
The exercise, 70 that end. ol thig power,
oriEin'l in the 3t4tes. aud never - yet
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
sT1rE1TrMs

! Over thirty persons were received
-as full members of the Middletown NJ
L. Church, Sunday.
Dr.. Moore, Inherent dentist, de
canned from Odessa, last week, without
paying his little bills.
Wheat and corn in New Castle Co,
generally look well. =.
business in Odessa is reviving and
lhe mechanics have plenty of emploJ-
ment
| Camp meetings will not be held et
Blackbird and Camden, this year.
Last week, Mr.. Cahall, student at The
Conference Academy, at tDover, broke
his collar bone, while wrestling with
another student.
oyer ninety teachers and applicants
IN Kent county were examined by
State Superintendent Groves during
last week. - ---.
Dover5 Fourth CT July celebration
wllI include music, singing, speeches
and fire works.
Wheat harvest Is about commenc.
ing cow in the lower part of Kent
county
Milford still has few light cases Of
scarlet fever.
The Hale's Early peache: will ma
ture in less than four weeks.
There Is a lad in Milford sixtesa
years old stands six feet one inch h.g1
in his stockings, and has only fairly
commenced growing.
Two and half and three cents per
quart are the prices the strawberry
growers around Frederick have paid
Tor picking their crop during the pre-
sent season.
Peach growci4 on Biackbird and
Appoquiniminls Creeks, also about
Port Penn, are arranging TO ship their
tfait by barFes TO Philadelphie at
cost not exceeding three and 8 half
cents basket
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
Hiiah's Rebuks,
I Detf0at FTee Press. /

Id like to know what cobWebS are
made of. . remarked Bijah, as he push
ed the broom around the ceiling and
lifted several nests down.
We'll, l know one thing, replied e
small boy who had come down early
to get front seat, "they haiu't made
of leather"
"Bub," said Biiah, after long look,
"doa't sass me I'm old aud tender
hearted and l love the young ano
blithesome Using generation, but /
won't take any slang from boy with
q freekled nosef'
The lad picked up city directory
and Interested himself in 4 pirate story,
and the old janitor stood OF 6 chsi,
ana tore the remaining cob"ebs lir,t
from limb.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
THE STockWELL
Self Lighting Gas Burner.

Diploma Awarded by American institute. .ls;i
FRICTION MATCHES sUPrLANTRD
For Gas Lighting Purposes.
instant Lighting by the ordinary turn ot
the key.
PRINCIPLE -REPE4TIEd PERCUSSION.
The trouble, inconvenience aud annoyance
occasioned by the use of Friction Matches III
Gas Lighting avoided. The destruction OF
property by the careless and accidental use
Of matches tamounting to millions annually
can be effectively prevented.
\ NEW INV ENTEON
Simple, Convenient, Perfect.
Adapted Manufacturing Establishments, ),
Hotels, Public Buildings, Steamboats, Rail
road Cars, stores, Banks, OGcee Dwelling
Houses and wherever Gas 10 used.
For sale by Gawthrop Il Bro. Gas Filters,
AIS Market street; w. ). Watt, Gas Filter, louJ
Market street, and by Hardware Dealers In
Wilmiugton, APPS.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
s-,u11 1kpr1PHfA, wrxxs1Earo.1s
TIMokE kALLRoAD.
MAY 31st. 1878.


Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
philadelphia and intermediate stations, on,
elO $50, 947, 1880, a. In. 400. AIS, 7.20 y 30.
Philadelphia and New York, Isl. a IN. /:
i2.l7, l2.4z, 6.se p. m,
Baltimore and intermediate stations. ~. 81,
ln02, o. m. 520, p. m.
baltimore and dWasbington, 1872, 20s, 1n.02,
a N. 1858, l23, go, 7.l0, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division lea7e for
New Castle, 6o0, ego, e.2o, e. In. L2o, d. 40
y, Ia
S25, a, N. 5 Az, y. IN.
Delrna7 AMI ntci mediate staten 5ce. s2S.
O. n, p 'm, ~,
philads s!phta and intermei eiiate stations, 10
6. NJ, ,iN g 70, y. in.
phladclphia and New York, 81. 6. IN.
Baltimore ara Washington, l253, 2cs
I. n,
For further Information passengers are re
ferred 10 the time tables posted at the depot.
II. +. KEHS'ET, Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29

DERNCGvILIzATIo.J, I've obse-Te
in French paper anaccount of bu1i
fight in Spain, In which two men were
Killed and third so badly injured
that he il not expected to live. 1t Is
strange that an amusement like this
should linger In country as civilized
az Spain; that ii should become really
one Of the institutions of the nation,
aud that these cruel and horrible &C
cidents, instead of lessening its inhu
ence, really add to its attractions. "A.
y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
HOTELS.
WfEsfERS HOTEL,

n. ". COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE sr3.
&. J. KYLE, PROTECTOR.
iAThe above House has been put IN complete
repair for the reception OF guests, where
FIRST LASS HOTEL.
gar nlled with choicest wines, liquors, cigars,
&c, and the table supplied with :. best the
market affords. Transient and perlnanen
noaruers accommodated at moderate rates.
Good stabling and attentive hostlers, A lIb.
solicited.
aug2dlf
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
Sthsdfion ia SpTin0Uetef. .uass
| ION ILr En. In1 HnrnII

ION the Boston Herald.
decided sensation haa been produced
ia he fashionable circles Of Spr,ngnelJ
Masa. by the announcement nnlqisbad
to-day ior the iirst time thai a yopug
couple from two ut our best families
we're married ON the Ith of July 1874
lhelr engagement had been long an
houncrd. and their wedding was IA TAI.
place this summer. and preparatinna
had actively begun in both families when
the SnppCaed future bridegroom remark .
ed casually that they were making n
great lu65 Tor nothing, rs thcy hod nj .
ready been married almost a wear. This
declaration created the utnioat asion-
ishlnent. neither family having had a
ahRrlclon Of the true state Of the case
so clrouinspectly had the young peonle
behaved. But the wedding prenarations
were OF course abandoned, and the con
PIE started to-day on their bridal tour
without further ceremony. II seems
mat th9 parents on both sidcs were Fa-
voraDle to the match, but decidedly
aVerSe TO the marriage taking place last
year whoreupon the ;oung folks took
The matter into their own hands. and
contracted u secret marriage during
pleasure drive to Enfield, Conn on In.
dependence day. The husband of year
Is student at Harvard college, and the
son of prominent railroad official. Ills
Wlfe has steadily attended n fashionable
boarding school, where. until lately. il
has been understood she was fitting for
Nassar College.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
DIR. II, w, LOBE
Private Medical 0fica Il Drug. Store
H. S3. "a Eiiieenf,. s..
FEILs cElfuIi
F6ILstElfnLi

FbILE GElfnLl,
ATa olen daily fol the speedy asli psTEa.
nent cure of all diseases and ailments Of be u
sexes. Dr, Lobb has had an experience oi
which is a guarantee to patients that thei
cases will be treated /! cne thoroughly &c
quainted with the disease. and the best Encwr
treatment for its early and radical cure. Or.
Lobo cordially invites those ElTerirg from
any disease, no matter of how long stanain< :,
10 consult him, free OF charge, especial; F;
those who fAlye been deluded, robbea and Ill
treated by qdacks, imposters, young snd il
experienced physicians. DR., Lcbp prepares
all his own n medicines, and guarantees them
&c. Patients afhicted with unnatural dis
charges from any part CT the body, CT ulcer
ated sore legs, as well as those suffering from
diseases of the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad-
der, rfJstrste Glands, Urinary Organs. 6c
should embrace The iirst opportunity to con
suit him.
Dr. Lobb's aure Cure. The greatesl
remedy Tor all diseasea OF the Urinary N
gans, Kidneys, Bladder, sc.
DIR. LoBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RESoyATOR
Thl5 celebrated remedy 10 The beat known
i1sdicine for any vitiAted condition OF the
blood. or system generally. eradicating all
conditions of disease in ans climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and Pre-
pared by the Doctor for the convenience o1
his patients residing out OF the city and who
are unable to call conveniently ut his Ofnca.
WIN be sent securely packed and sealed 10
any part OF the country, free, Oh receipt Of
price.
Price OF the Sure Cure and Constitutional
Ranovator, two dollars each.
ofice hours daily from IL a. III TIL ], aud
Ito %. 10. Consultation free and etrietiy
private. Correspondence confidential y
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
No. 33l n. Fifteenth Street,
aprlwIy PHLADEIPHIA. IA.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
Tun Hundred German Jssutis EE
uected ia America,

ClNllNNATI, juno 2S.--A special TO tbs
ENQUIRER from Quincy. Ill, says pfepa-
ratians arc being made at the Monastery
in that city for the reception and accom-
are expected to arrive in few days from
Germany, whence they have been driven
by the edict of Bismarck. This is to be
the headquarters for the west for these
refugees. They will be sent wherever
called or needed.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
The wealth of the E'uItcn Sta,cs
Senate,


Sharon and Jones are worth together
about eighteen millions Of dollars, and
the following sums probably cover ths
property of all the other Senators
fiamlin, $4,000; Lot Morrill,. $50 0oo.
Edmunds, 10000; Justin Morrill,. 5000
900; Boutwell,, 500, 200; Dawes. $50 400.
Anthony. 10000; Bulnsides, $50 900;
Eaton, S2O 900; Ferry. 100000: Conkling'
S1GO.0COj Herman, 100000; Cameron. 81.
000,0QO; Wallace. $4,000; Randolnh, $50
900; Frelinghuysen, 100000; Thurman.
SG9, 1000; sherman, 100000; Morton, $50.
900; Mcdonald. $50 900; Oglesby. so. .0O0.
Logan. 100000; Christiancy, $50, 600
Ferry. ot Michigan, $290,0O0; Windon,
SO, 900; Mcmillan, 10000; Hitchcock
sl0O,000; Paddock, $4,000; ingalls,. $40 >
9OOj Wright, $4,000; Allison. SI5O, 900.
Stephenson, 500, 600 McCreery, sl0O, 900;
Sargeant, $50, 900; Booth. $500 900: Kelly,
$4,000 lIipple Mitchell, $50. 900; Davis
SloO, ,OQOi Whyte, SJ0. .000; Bayard, S5O, 900;
Salisbury, $4,000; Withers, $50 1000;
johnson, OF Virginia $50, 0,000; Andrew
johnson, 100000; Cooper, $50. coo: Dor-
ssys W Clayton. $4,000; Patterson,
slgO,O 900 Robertson, S400, 900; Spencer,
$4,000; West, 100000; Bruce, negro !
$1,000 Merrimon, S30. 600; Ransom, $20,
OO0; Gordon, sl5,010 Some of these fig.
ures may be on doubtful information
generally speaking. they are based ON
convenient TumoT . tidIh N ST. L3ttis
I.n:ss
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29

The Caroline rouniy corn crop Is be-
hind hand.
q. ". Crnikaha Esd. and family
lett Elkton on Wednesday last for st.
Paul, Minn where Mrs c. and daugh-
ter intend to spend the summer. Mr.. c.
will return in q few days.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
JEFFERSON HOUSE
NhW CASTLE. DELAWAkE.
Juu-, W, CRAY. Psotr,rroa

JOn-, W, CRAY. PRoFMEToa
This large and beautifully situated house
fias been put In the very best repair for tna
reception of visitors, who viii find at 1t al a
accomnodatlons Of a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
1t commands 1na view Of the Delaware Bay,
ara Is one OF the most pleasant and delightful
Piaces In the state for excursions or pic-nice.
Inc house Ia Kept in the best style, the bai
rlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
stantlais and luxuries CT tie market. Excm
who wish to so fishing or boat riding on the
noblo Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the public
Is respectfully solicited.
1y22-tf J. ". GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
u GTeli HOIei,

The Palace Hotel, now neaiing com.
pletion in San Francisco, is the largest
hotel structure in the world, 1t covers
$3.50 square feet Of ground and is
seven stories high: "a, ,661 COG bricks
were used III its walls, 5000 tons of
cast and wrough iron and A, ,5G1 524
feet OF lumber and timber Ii contains
LOCO windows, BIT Of which arc bay
windows 92C rooms, none Of less size
than lGXlG feet. and 369 bath room. 1t
contains over three miles of halls.
there are five passenger elevators and
seven grand stairways, there are d, $40
doors, 5000 gas burners, and thirty,
two miles Of gas and water pipe. II
requires 20, 900 yards OF twenty.cight
miles Of carpet. 1t can accomm 0date
l 200 guests. besides 800 servants and
employees. And, best Of all. there is
not dark or WindowleSJ room in the
house. II has been decided to run n
length of heavy plate glass. sixteen
inches high along the top Of the balua-
ters and balustradcd, a9 precaution
against accidents by children sliding
down the balusters or climbing the
balustrades. This plate glass will re
fleet the gas jeta, and at night the in.
terror courts vii. present dazzling
scene.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-29
TTEE ARCTIC
Ice Company

Wholesale AND RETAIL,
0FFICE-Nc. y FaH second street
DEPOT, DEPOT.
No, 403 Poplar st, third "a. bridge.
, 1875-03-06
AIphOnSO in His Palace.

DESCRIBING the entry of King Alphon-
so into the capital. a correspondent says:
'" All the Travelled world knows the saloon
of the Ambassadors, the gorgeous throne
room of the ROYAL Palace at Madrid
Into this noble apartment the procession
now swept. The saloon glittered with
colossal mirrors, crystal chandeliers,
marble statues and fine pictures The
gorgeous dais OF the throne rose from
the floor bv three broad steps, with gold
en- lions at the corners, the fore paws
resting proudly on marble globes. Ihc
throne was beautiful structure Ot cTIm-
son velvet, enamel and gold y brilliant
throng gathered round the throne as the
King sat on il 4 few moments, and the
scene was very striking Through the
great windows opposite a wide view
Stretched across the valley to orchards
and villas and wooded slopes, and the
bare. rugged mountains beyond The
recention began by the Marquis de Mo
lines Senior Canovas del Castillo and
Gen. Primo de Rivera standing on the
stems of the throne with four of the lead
ing grandees. The King stood on the
edge of the dais, with his hand on the
biIt of his sword. He was dressed as
he had been throughout his progress, IN
an undress Generals uniform, with
sash and . few orders. Presentations
were made by the Grand Hereditary
Chamberlain, attired in a gorgeous court
dress. The deputations and persons pre-
senfed defiled past the throne and bowed
10 the King. receiving his bow in return.
Meanwhile the gorgeous suite OF state
apartments was thrown open TO prone
naders. and ladies and gentlemen ciTcu-
lated through the rooms, decorated IN
different stvles. This one was hungWllh
cloth Of gold. with silver woven into II.
Another was inlaid from ceiling TO floor
In porcelain with raised figures \
third was lined with great China vases.
A fourth was simply furnished as an or
dinarv room. : fifth was hung with
Bourbon portraits i SIKH was devoted
TO mvthologicsl pictures. and 50 or. The
Kips's state bedroom was also thrown
open
, 1875-03-06

most excellent food for dyspeptics. as ex-
peIence Is proving 4 writer in the
Medical Journal saws: Ne have seen
dyspeptics who suffered untold to-ments
with almost ever kind of food. No
liquid could be taken without suffering;
bread became burning acid; meat and
mllk were solid and liquid fires. We
have seen these same sufferers irving tn
avoid food and drink and even going To
the enema syringe for suStenance. And
we have seen their torments pass away
and their hunger relieved by living upon
the white of eggs which had been boiled
~ bubbling water for thirty minutes. At
The end of a week We have given the hard
yolk oi the egg with the white. and upon
this diet alone, without tluid of anvkini,
we have seen them begin to gain flesh
and strength and refreshing sleep. After
weeks of this treatment they have been
able, with care, 20 begin upon oiner fuOO 20
And all this, the writer adds, without
taking medicine. He saws, what we also
have always maintained, that hard-boi'ed
eggs are not half So bad as hali-boiici
ones and ten times IS easy to digest rs
raw eggs: and we have no doubt that an
animal may be starved to death 10y cat
ing only raw white of an coy. for Tie
same reason that dogs have been starved
by eating gelatin alone. Only torthIesS
babies can digest soft food, such aS milk
-HdtHi dtd B4ttt5r.