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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
ForIFe5nI or passage 1Ff{IGGus Co. Rowing


NLD DOMINIUN STEAMSHIP UUMPAN
W sailing from Pier 81, North River.
For Norfolk. CITY Point and llchmOgd TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS st 5 2 m, connecting
Nirmn aud Tennessee Air lAue Atlantic Coast Lane
Piedmont Air Line psake and Ohio Railroad and With
COmpanys steam lines TO interior points In North Carolina
aud Virginia.
Nesbern aud Washington, n. wis Norfolk. every tn Es
DAY, TIL q ItSDAY, and SATURDAY. -
Iewes Dei. leaving Ncw.YOrk MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS Of D. IN, connecting with Delaware
and Maryland railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and bills OF adng to all points al
lowest rates 20 Norfolk &C. per cent Fvght
received daily at Pier 81, North River.
l. MCl,READN. Presldenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. SEA olRF. AND soUAN
Time Table OF July 49, 1875: Trains leave YORK
foot Of Lberyst. North River at 7:l5 slS has
From loot Of Garrison ST. at 1885, 9O5 1875 me- s0a
4.2O. 6:20 D. N.
All 70 Long Braneh. ocean Grove Spfing Lam
and Sea Grit
Stages TO and ffon heypoIb eonnect AZ hetaNAn oba1d
with all trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
steamboais ano RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID Trains NewYork via Cortandt and Desbrossess
sS5 a M Washin gton, Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago ON
cinpah, Louisville, Indianapolis &C. Parloi cars 70
WashngtOn. Pullman cars 10 principal " tern cues
p25 am Limited Express Pullman cars oAclusyey Mss
Inpton Same connections West as by S:35 IN. train
2;3b D. M Washington. the South. and West Richmond.
Savannah, LynehburR, Auspta NewOfleans, &C
Coiumbus Chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis Iouisyii, ,
IDdanapois &C. Through TO Washington. Full
man cars to principal Western cities
1856 D. M washington, the South and West Richmond
Savannah Lynchburg, Atlanta. NewOrjeans, &C. Pas-
burgh Chicago. Columbus, CINCINNATI So Louis Louis
willie Indisnapons, &c. Pullman seepers 20 washing
ton Pullman 10 principal osterh cities
sDalV, OIL r trains daily except sundays -.
For through tckets please cali Uompanys Offices 3l6
and 238 broadway, NeWYOrk and at ticket oces foot
OF C0rfIandt and DesbTOssessts aud depot Jersey Guy
ASK FOR TICK Els VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il H.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20
MuS Npm.

Eon, 90. &pril. Neue Minifer,
neue proisete ! Der Minifsr Der aus.
wdrtisen Nnseleeenbeitsn. Dr. Mele.
eart min CC bsridtrt t~psnisRens bic
,unita Gattolira"O eie .0aticanil@e
Grase lSlsn ! Die .ASmilde Drase'
purDe eurG Die grslhe an Der pcrta
pia am 90. Sept. 1870 AelSst; bic
,0atronilte Grase" aber 1Ol curh
einen Gcns'es IN Rcm bsontwortet unr
gereaelr ipercsn. Der eeutlde Nsidss
~fansler IolI Td bsreit srfldrtf baben. rae
prcsset Melsear,'S 30 u~nteraaBen
1naefrebt mirc BE Ibeilnabme Deter
reids. Granfreids. Deuildlanes, Spa
nifns, pcrtusalS unp Be!stsns. Rad
MeIegati bat pas Barsibaftsssleb Ft
ais seniseno fur 5talien bepislen
neil &c sarlsste, raB Der papf bie1
aud rbne peItlt&e Waht rdbrent
|fanf Sabren fret uno unabbdnsis mar
Nun absr mefnt Mslesart, b-B oas
girsiGaftsseles gum tntsrnationa!er
0ertras, NIT aufs AusIane bssisli6er
Wosifeatipneu, erboben wercea lDue
wpbur9 oanr, aud bic .8atieunifa'
graas" seresslt letn riirDe. Wisrc
babe fd nit Dem project Wslesar,'s
sinperRanpsn erfldrt nnp mole in pa.
rte eas Eerrain ionrirsu. Gnslan,
babe srtldrt oas ss feline NctbwenOis.
fsit lebe, f6 In rie ugaticanii&e Gru:
ee" su mi1Hen. Sc wdlAt iid Di
pdnpe unb fast ~Sbut mas ibr wUQi
MID fimmert es ntdi." unb Wse!e
sari u1eiut neaGen wir aiic pie @rt
ten aus ess. Sptsle. I'm 70 mebr. oil
Yon Gnslanp untsr BEN Minifertun
Dtfraelt obnecieB rekis 81 tOfsn IL
Gs fOnnte aud tlue iein, Belsten au
Gem GonsreHe s~plfdnbta su iiolsren.
gorldufe fno berarttse Gsrdate, 81
in dbnlidsr DOrm ldon Dor sinisel
Doden auf,audten, Yorf6tts auf u
nsbmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

welen rpdren. Gsin 2aut mar inpeb
au Yernebmsn su etnsm laesl peer eis
ner Rrttif, fetn Sntsrpeaant uub fein
antrasRsgsr mar su febsn. Hur Der
glta. Esber lief F@, wte es ideint,
bur@ Die Gur@t Dor Zen fatboliiden
@eiali&en veranluGen, Gem @~ultusmts
ntfer nabe au leeen. 90 mSse ia Der
Gtaot pahlam lein, ba6 li@ ets fatbc<
Iif@en @etRltden nfdt dber bas Be-
tarfni6 permebrteu. Ger Gultusmtnis
fer tr5fete ben MsnsRIthsi nit eem
6tnwsis duf Die GbatlaGe, ras rte aus
3u esOse @ermsbruns Ter fattolildsn
@eiRliGen nod nfHt sa tefar6ten fei,
70 lanse nod auspdrtise @sifli&e sur
Austilfe In unlere Dttcsle terufsn rer-
ben miBten.
Yaris, 81. MpriI. Das 6anptse-
pra& bilpsn seaenwSstis bic nsuen
Naitationen Der Naoiealen In Ger Mm,
neates6 rase, welGe Ger 3esteruns ebsn
70 unbequent fno pie cen eemdbisteu
&spublieanern. @esen Ole 8sranfal,
ter Der @erlammluns in csr Rue p'Ars
raS wtro esridtli@ pOrsesanssu. tpei
0iele Obne @inlaeunesfarten erl6ie~e Ell
unp 70 Ots 8sriummIuns sfns SfentIid,
9errorren lei. goear ete .Droits n
PDOmme" lsllsn uerfulst werbsn, wsi
Re einen BertGt eebraht baben. N1d
Der ~GUrrslp. 5aSas" fno etc prdfec.
ten aneewtslen rrornsn, seesn oil
@dnlde, bie In ben @eneralrdtben ~
0unfsn Der MmnsRie eedu6srf MIR
ben. snsrsilH su prptsftrsn. Da oil
GensraIrdtbe ni@t tsfust Gnp. dtsl
bereleihen Groeen, bic uefeatti@ EEL
Yr!ttif ansebSren, 80 cebatttren, 70 nd
rem lsl@e BanlHe BON s~ornterein un.
9eiseli6. Gntweoer tommt riefe Bei.
Jung 3u lpdt, ober ie wtrp ni6t eeni-
AsnD bea&tet. Benistens bradte Ell
@ensralratb BON eYpn, Gsrrer, Elm,
Nelelutton ein, treIhe u,,ter cen, ns.
reciypsn pbraienlHwaa Der rarieaier
Stitdbuneen pie Mmnefie fir min.
lHenswsrtb srfldrt. Der Mntras er
freute fi6 nun srpar feiaer iYmpatbiidel
Mufnabme, lpurpe aber nidt nur beip'o
den, fcnbern aud elmer Gommilio1
iterwielen.
Nm 81. Npril fetsrte bte Staot &cu
ben 2639. Sabrestas ibrer @riinrune
8pm Gburnre bee GapttpIs pebte &c
Natipnalbanner, sssen abero eabe
auf ben 6auptpIdBen bic Nilttdrcan
ben Concerto, aa6 eineeHstensr Fun
felbeit waro paS 3pluHeuun, Sowi
has Gorum Rontanun bsnsalild bt
leu@tet. eamtt bic sabQofsn I auctts
better isben.
49,. w 4. ..r M
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

Irier, "a. Npril. Sn Ger lrierer
2anpesseituns Hest u,aa Golsenees :
.l1eber ben b. Rod 3u Ertsr feat Ger
Dcmcapftular .. @tlmopsfi cine neus
! NnI@t auf. Ct bebouptet ndmli1,
bas tn Dom 3u Irier ntdt rsr gangs
betIiee Rod, lonpern nur eth She'll ress
ielbs1 aufbswabrt tperoe. Da pas
Merf, fl tpeI1sm biele Graae bsbaneeIt
III, lid, NON ,1nter Der Yrele befnret
fnD rpir auf BEN notbbdrftsen aussus,
tpel&enabte ~ tierilde 3ts.,e aus benz
feIben brtnst uttsswiefen. 90 -isl
barauS eri&tli6 Ia, flBt f& Der @rs
faIer parauf baB ct BET Befdt:euno
Der innersn Seite Der Tunica gsfunpen
babe. bab ein anlebnliGes @spannfdd.
II Bus brett unb / GuB bod, on esm
Radtbeile Der lnniea ansebeftst ouf
ciele Geiis psrbiQt uro Den, 2luse ent,
spasn mar. rGs war", 70 fdbrt or fort,
nvpn milper eratsr Garbe, eans sinfoH
alatt unb Dbne jepe Wuferuns. fsfet
uni. fdrfer ale Der seiesnfrf Ger Ius
MICA. Der Mnbltf lberraldie mid I'm
srfen A~usenblids bod mar i'd TO-
sIet@ dbsrseust. rab ptsles erf rts bl.
NeIiquie, Die funiea aber nur ibrs
6ale lei, unb ipra& es Beaen metnsn
Greunb QUE. Die gcraelunsen pom pen
6eryn, bic mir tie suanseIi6en Bss
rtGte saben, lieben mid feinsn Ausene
bItd boran auetfeIn ; raeine Stupien
oes &rthli1en AltertbanS, bic 5rinnes
rur9 an bic art unb @sile, wie ian
pte 3sliquien aus gbrfu.@t unp gum
SHube III oerbdlsn pfeste, ME bisiey
S&ue III seriHen 3siten BET oeur frors
iten Drans Der Yfl8er, Sbeile Der Self
quite Al erIangen, unerldblt9 mar. wie
man snbli@ In ben fpdteren Sasren
barauf tebaGt seweien, BEN 8slts ans
faauli1 ~ MAIDEN, psl9er Nst unc
@snaIt eaGeIte f1 ben ibm mebr rper
pentssr perbdQten Ge9enfunb istner
8erebruns su oenten babe, befdrfie MID
IN u.einsr ueber3eusuno." @be cas-
game Nert uns pcrlteSt III uns natirs
lid cine YrifunB Der grtinbe, usl4e
Der @srfaGsr fir feline Aafdt bsibrinat.
uiGt mbsIiH. Nbsr feItf In bsmBaus.
rae feline NuTdt besrinbst mare, pirps
er in Der 6auptlaGe nur bspstlsn, pae
6d in Der Shat cine @slIquie pes bl.
8ewanpss Gbrifi im bisfsen Gcms
bsfnset. SsbsufaQS miro fd ser bsrr
gsrfaisr sesen cine Ausbeutuns Ieinsr
Auffsauna in Der libetaIen Yrei5e Dsrs
lDobren, wte Re /. 9. bic oSnats arp
Wtclsl3eitnnS" In ibrer IeBtsn Drummer
brt'9t, uub norm cielelbe l1on eleiG
germ bebauptst m5Hte, es lsi ibabaupt
tetu 4Deil bee @eranbeS unlereS
BERN bier. Dem pipsrlpriht lMun
pie etnfaGe auslase res Germ Wil,
mowSff, DaB Ct beim anblide bes I'm
Snnern pes @ewanees a~noebsftsten
Iteiles fpfcrt iberseuat aeueien, BAT
btss bic Neliauie Der Eunieu sss SEE
! laness iet."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20
Die Ierphffnm8 tn @beims
8 be6em. af 139

Gus Nbsintsfsn wiro ael&rIsben :
9n 6eipesbeim uno ZEN nRbrfesn pom
Gem unretter bee 2. Npril betrOfenen
Cr,en oes Srsiiss Binsen fnoen au
senbl!dlt6 tn faatlidem M.ftraee pts
ssomstriihen Mufnubaen Der Glutbs
lbluatsn u. |. 10. fat. Bte In peis
oesbsim unD Wafsrnteiur no Die 3sr>
iiSrunssn auf Elm Isi6tsr ibsrlsbbares
1srrain sulammenrrdnet fno, 70 ibsr>
iteist aaa i'm Selstbal Der Ehapen
ale Nnnabmen. Sn beiben Difriftsn
inp istsn Nilblsn f5rmlih troden.
tereu tepeusnoe Wa6asfrdfte psrlest
BE Mltlweyfe ruinirt. GfuaeIne 9eute
iao nit sddcsn bis 40. 10000 81,
uno mebr betrOfen., Die 3erii5runssn
in ben gemarfunsen BON Nieoers unp
Obers SuseIbeim, @rOB 2 Rintsrnbsim
une Sauer. Sbwatenbeim srpsilen lib
Jest, NO pte nit Sieinen psriGI.teten
Berg uno GeIpwepe uibiam beresasut
ftnc. Yiel beceutenCer uno aa69soebnter
ais Gle aaf Der unsladsi dite 6sipses
bstm. Gtne iebenswertbe WaHsrruine
tit pte Qoysns M1ble BET Ober : SnseIs
bsim. Bon ether Grnte fam In cielem
unp cen, ndbfen Sabre faum rse Meoe
istn. Cine Maie @runpfife nerosn
auf cen ;sbniea She'll ibrss frabsrsn
Nsrtbss selGdBt. Son BEN 3srf5z
runssn srbd!t man einen lNrpabsn Be-
sr,ft psnn man erfdbrt, pab bort eintee
@einbsrss nit SGutt unb Steinsn Der
art lbsrlagert wurpen, pae auf zen
hslil1en Woreen 1870 Rarren Eteins
@ 8ubifmaer unp 1000 Rarren
SGutt a 2 Rnbifmeier Durhlhnttli1
auf ben Quapratmetsrs BldGs al(o fat
2 8ub,tmeter Steine aneeltwemml
itnh. @ie!Ges gilt ron rem TruGtfsl=
perr iamsntlid i'm Ibale. Nslde
boresrunsen, icllsn pie Gemeinpen
ni9t Der U%erarmuns entsssenseben, an
pgn Staat bsrantrstsn ypsrpen, III nod
niGt ,u i~berlsben. Die BIS jebt fit
pts Observation-Disclosures bepiQiss
ten $500 Marf fnp nur Elm Ircpfsn
aaf sldbsnbes Gifsn, uno Die freiwiui.
gen Spsnoen sebsa riGt iber 10000
WaIf binausl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20

&
Die tcuNcerbatjfe mepiiiutlhe Gnts
1... -. and. N. 0.h,.s az.
ceCfu1A Der NeH. lg EapMR Aept,
6rEuucI ..aveer ih.s @vSHsn u.sA Nah
NtWppss Wtiitn VIZ vesHus" W1B unh
Mo snunhnefpnenpn Mhpun0firden nrnp4
Wv D~"Sbvssbt"'" sVsNA.lSvs" bs"sr
ZEN r0S6 non Dem WebTQuCb son
W6M m err q MIMI 0T N011f.
= ENF
tiue aus Wu,ieln, Mtnbfn. Aeen uub Wrrnui fetnoGs
Mebisin. NDean auaereubet brtnet fe ~ ben anSden,
unb belt Mpeamatisnus, Nfuraloid, 3ntulnmerten.
H~ppflhrnsr3en unb aue nerrbftn 9&u1eraen nue bard 5au.
her. &c III biz RMerfe unb etrthefe Gnr. ie gtfdnbtn FIR
be furhtbdre 4rdnEneit Dtpbteria. Str HI6napfe. CO.
I'll. Diarrhbe MTatlGe Gbpssa. Ia Der Ring Of gatn ebne
0letaen. Gsi 4 pds urafpumtnfe. ie entpeoie .petiinittsl
fir Grf6ltuna unb 8ieber Hranb unb GietfMnunben,
Nuetdungtn ~erfrrrene .5aBe. etide sifiser Snieften,
Rsils @isber unb Gnfsantuusen aner Art.
Sitter eud, Dor Tdlldunaen.
!
gDsnn istue psitane. nt'S q quo isias aae!uns ssfssne1
pos n moo anlsr 1fSsse: gjf 3 aasss Sssn.
ten Orngettsn nno Weepptnpaaeier neefaA pas Wsss 5n.
rlidsaerFdtten: nena tgr n.9t msps az sne paloe d.al@'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-20
@iphtberia aeheiIt.

Str0sicr'6 MknV4cI<A ihtcrd I1cr hpAfc
O1a0's. <o"'61.> O'@e'". eNi'S
HIufrcinf0er nrDt fr6ffidencffe M}ecittNl
90 80, go M.
IN Der Nelf. Ste III leBt pei Wltutc>
49,. 0..4.~ e. M~. lu GSchx>.A
utH <cutSu wv ~usettiu w VSV1uuW,
unn nat nuh ikren Mpn In srpunc,
WV WV ""W WV" OS :" i"s
QGnEer 0efNY1Cen. DDS MeSult0t IN
- r oI-,"n
quite 0eluTobett, fdrfe N~onfituttOn NM
r..Ik.I. $500 o..Ao~ tevf Il
UIeIysN pOu' SttVtu.
Criue 6or.e arm yr. arn,tsr. r
'", ~
Da tH Sabre lang raebr pber wenieer an SGrdGe bel
9uneex anS an elmer ffrppbuirien Rranftett geiitten babe
bte auf rneinent @sfGt In Simmer unb Sleden erf6ien, uni
na&bent th BITE befen Dpf. pren esbrauGt unb rele Mrter
a~nseaeister Msbtstnen Unit @tnfdlu6 Der SarlaYariaa
SerfuHt bate. pbne cine bauernbe 5eluns ~ fneen. mao
te Id Ten 0erlu&, inbern i1 Wurseln sufammenisbte. mi
Bite barauS erbaltene Wtebt5tn aebraudte. Giidiide
Neife fanb Id 70 etnen rprtrefEthen Biutrtinieer poe
msbsiniides Bitrers. bos mir ntdt auein srDbe einreruna
CAB, fDnbern tn Belt BON wenieen Wpden cine rabieal
Gur p~epirfte. Sd p~r6parirte bann cine Suantttdt Wur
selb tiers, un6 CAB icI@ss ger6tufi& an Sramfe al. SD
fanb, bae Bite Mebt;in bic wunbtrbarfen GisenlGar
entbale. tnbet BITE 6eiiars aaet aus unreinem Blute ODE
f@n6blt6em Spfent terrubrsnben Srnnftetten wte burd
Saubsr tertrite Dtelfdltiee Euren rsruietrten BITE gfdG
trase unb Der Name spn traster's gBurjel -8itters Ia nul
Elm 5dusbaltpprt aber bas game eanb bin ~8ewcrben.
Die erEbten uab eewaubtefsn Mebttn. 5anbler In al
len 5aapttdsten tewarsen fb an be Meen.ur, unb ID
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-21

THE following remarkable address
was handed in to us by one OF Mari
etta's old and most influential citi
zens, with the request that we pub
lish it in this column. We do so
with pleasure and here we would
take this occasion to state, that this
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in city and county, who feel inter
ested enough in our cause to for
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MITTKE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-21
NEW YORK.
1875.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the Cen
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! Opposition House Of Representatives, the tirs
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NJ A II [ r TT A

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Dec 18th, 1874.
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Temperance Column.

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-21

Midway Lodge communication
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Grand Lodge meets at West
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gates last meeting in July.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15
STRAY wAIFS,

Two important ordinances passed BY
Council, last night, are published in to-
days paper.
There was large number of fine DOT
flowers in market, this morning, selling
at low rates.
This mornings police record was a
complete blank, and there were no pris-
oners in the cells.
State School Superintendent Groves
has been rcappolnted for another year
by Governor Cochran.
The congregation of the Delaware Ay-
enue Baptist Church talk about selling
their present church and erecting large
tabernacle.
VIM. Hanna Chief Engineer elect of
the Fire Department, was serenaded by
his friends, last night, andresponded ap-
propriately.
The Mayor publishes an important no
tlce in to-day's paper, relative to the or
dinance just passed by Council regarding
the occupancy OF sidewalks.
1t is stated that Rev. /. N. Haldeman,
OF this city, has declined a call to the
Anson Place Baptist Church, BROOKLYN,
at salary of $4,000 per year.
The Practical Temperance meeting at
Institute Hall, at $3.50 p. IN. tomorrow
Afternoon will be presided over by lady
OF the Womans' Temperance Union. The
meeting will be addressed by the Rev NJ
A Booth and others.
For first quality cigars, chewing and
smoking tobacco, go to Simmons, All
King street. He keeps the best brand.
made, and his prices are very moderat =
George is clever fellow. and his friends
will no doubt patronize him.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15
Death of DIR. II. ls. Porter.

DIR, X. X. Porter, Il wel-known
physician, Of this city, died at 1880
o'clock yesterday, at his residence, No.
7l2 French street, in the Goth year of
his age.
Though he had been debiIitated for
some time he arose in the morning in
his usual health, bHt was attacked
with sickness shortly alter breakfast.
Drs. kano, Draper and johnson were
called in, but their efforts were Of no
avail, and he died, ii is supposed, from
apoplcXy.
DR.. Porter was native or Whining
ton, and was a son of Robert Porter.
once burgess Of this place, when il
was the borough OF Wilmington, lie
studied medicine and graduated at the
jefferson Medical College, Philad IL
phia. lie practiced in that city until
1886, when he returned to Wilmingtor
and continued the practice of his pro-
fesslen here until q short time before
lis death.
During his residence here Dr.. Porter
acccptably lilled several position. lie
was Il member Of Council, President
of the State Medical Society. with
W lliCAA lit hiS lAitItliltO IIOIL ,I1L tl!lle
Of It's organization. lie cmbracrG The
Presbyterian faith, and WAS prom
nent member of Hanover ST., church.
lie was gentleman of fine manners
and possessed many endearing quail.
ties that will cause him to be long re
membercd by.a large circle ofadMiring
friends.
The Dir. was married in 1910 to a
daughter of the late Judge Hall. Five
children are now living who were born
Of this union. Ono of them was the
wife of the late Rev. Thomas Brad
ford, of Dover; and another is the
wife of Judge Dwight, of Philadelphia.
Two daughters are still unmarried, and
a son quite recently returned from a
law school at New y erik.
The funeral will take place on Nom
day, at II O'Clock, a. m, and this after
noon the Historical Society will hold
II special meeting to make arrange.
ments for attending ii in body.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15

EQUALIzGNG CITY SALARiEs.-In the
City Council, last evening, Mr. McIn-
tire introduced several ordinances,
which were read twice, the effect OF
which is to equdlize the salaries of va
rious city clerks and officials. At pre-.
ent some clerks receive $50 per month
while others, who do less work receive
larger salaries. The ordinances when
passed, will tx the pay of clerks in the
Treasurer's, Auditors, and Surveying
department Offices, at $50 per month.
Tne salary of the Chief Engineer may
be decreased from $l500 to $12C0 per
annum, that of the Auditor increased
from $500 10 $1,000. and that OF Clerk
OF the Market from $5Oe to $3.50. In
the aggregate, the salaries as so altered
will not be more than their present az
gregate.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15

DANGEROUS ExPERnIENT.- A few
days since Il young man, whose name
We suppress, file cutter by trade,
wishing te know the Affect Of arsenic,
took dose while in the Ale factory of
NJ. Cook. on Fourth street near Wal
nut. The nest day tho young man
assumed gigantic proportions, and
fears were entertained by his friends
that the poison would prove fatal, He
has however recovered and we pre-
sumo that the dangerous experiment
has taught him lesson that he will
not be likely to forget.