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Golden Jubilee of Plus IX.

The tiftieth anniversary of the Episco-
pal conservation of Pope Plus TX was
celebrated yesterday, by the Catholics
throughout this country in union with
their brethren throughout the world. In
Phila., New York, Boston, Baltimore,
New Orleans, st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Chicago and other Episcopal cities,
Solemn High Masses were celebrated
aud TIE Deums sung in the Cathedrals
and churches, and in other cities, towns
and villages, wherever Catholic congre-
cation assembled, there was special OBJ
servance of the day. Macy of the
churches, Episcopal and parochial resi-
dences and dwellings of Catholics in the
different cities were decorated with flags,
and there were illuminatlons at night. In
Montgomery, Alabama, salute of %
guns was fired; there was procession
through the principal streets, and an ora.
ton was delivered by General Alpheus
Backer,
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thrilling and romantic narrative" {"
that has been published far and wide, is
exploded. The story was to the effect
that a "young, beautiful, intelligent and
attractive nun" in St. Francis Hospital,
Pittsburg, had violated her vows of chas-
tity by eloping with a physician employ
ed In the institution. The facts appear
to be that young woman, who was on
probation, and had taken no VOWS, lefl
the nunnery, returned to the world, and
is living respectfully with her friends.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-04

EINAL NOTICE TO DELINQ UENTS
IL OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR
1S76.--The undersigned, collectors, OF said
taxes give notice that there was a law
passed at the last session OF the Legislature
requiring the collectors after q cerlain time
to publish the names and amounts due from
all such persons that have not paid their
city and school taxes we therefore notify
all such persons that have any dislike 10
having their names published to call and
settle as The list is being made up or we
will proceed 10 collect by making levies, as
we cannot wait any longer, having to settle
with the Finance Committee in q short
time. We must collect before we can pay.
Offices No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King.
Hours from a. M, 10 IL m, from 2 to 0
and to 3 y. III. T.. PROVOST,
Collector for N. District.
T.. FARMAR,
mayT-u Collector for =. District.
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A Russian writer says: 'Since 1772
Russia has doubled her territories. With
In eighty years she has advanced $50
leagues on the road to. Vienna and ito
Paris. She has swallowed up half Swe-
den, and of Poland as much as would
make another Austrian Empire. She
has conquered from Persia about az
much as the area of Great Britain. From
Turkey she has wrested by successive
wars and treaties, States as large a.
Prussia was before the war of 1866.
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IN A COIL OF RED HOT STEEL

John Ldngdon's Terrible Experience in
a Ne'o jersey Rolling MN.
In Gautier's rolling mill in Lafayette,
N. j., yesterday morning, as John Lang
don, one OF the workmeD, was receiving
the red hot bars of steel as they issued
from the great iron rollers, he failed to
catch one of them with his tongs. 1t
instantly coiled around his legs, burning
them to the bone. He sprang from the
fiery embrace of the steel and fell to the
ground. His injuries, though not fatal,
are so serious that he will be laid up for
months. Shortly afterward, in the same
mill, James Memo, a lad of 18, was par
TALLY drawn between two of the iron
rollers and badly mangled before he was
rescued from death by his fellow work
men.
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Mr.. TILDEN GONG TO EURoPR.-The
New York Express of Saturday evening
says:
"The republicans need not be alarmed
about Gov. Tilden's quo warranto for the
going to England early in July and will
remain thsre as long as he wants to, but
will, no doubt return In season for Con-
gress and the Supreme Court. If they SO
desire to inquire into the electoral laws :,
the electoral commission, &c,
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SUICIDE. AN EVIDEN CE OF IN
4 SANITY.

A LIFE INSURANCE CASE BEFORE THE
SUPREME CoURT-REFUsAL TO
HEAR ARGUMENT-$l0.000
IN AWARDED TO HEIRS OF
SUICIDE.
The Supreme ourt of Pennsy lvania
has refused to bear argument of the cause
in difference between the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company and the
administrators of Henry Boileau, who
claim SIC, 900 insurance upon the life Of
the deceased.
Boileau, a resident of little town on
the river, above Philadelphia, had kept
up his premiums on a policy of 5000
for several years. On one Friday he call
ed at the Office of the company in Read
ing, made an application for an additional
5000 insurance, passed examination and
was insured. He exhibited, it is declar-
ed, no signs of insanity. He returned to
his home. Early the next morning he
took rope, tied up about 40 pounds of
stone, put the other end around his neck
and carried the burden down 10 little
stream that runs past his garden. The
water was about two feet deep. Boileau
walked out into the stream, deliberately
laid down and placed the weight of stone
upon his breast. When discovered by his
family he had been a long time dead.
The insurance company resisted pay
ment of the $4,000, Suit was brought
by the administrators, and they obtained
a verdict in the lower court. The refus-
al of the Supreme Court to hear argll-
ment is regarded as virtual decision
that the person who commits suicide is
insane.
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The Town of Union, SC, Swept by
Fire.

A destructive fire broke out in the
town of Union. South Carolina. yeste,-
day in the store of w. r. Briggs, during
a high wind. Half of the best business
portion of the town was swept away, in
cluding the stores of j. L. Hill & Co., j
M. Gibbes & Co., Dunn & Co., J. P. Ja-
coby, r. F. Berggs, W. E. Menace, W,
r. Davis, and other buildings; also the
depot, the railroad shops, and several
cars. The hotel was saved. No dwell
ings were injuerd. Loss about 500 900.
and insurance about $4,000. The cause
Of the fire is unknown.
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The principal feature of the anthracite
coal trade for the past week centres in
the auction sales at New York of 220, 900
tons Of the several sizes of coal. The
great fall, however, of AZ cents in stove
coal and 33 cents in chestnut brought
down the general average of the sale to
81 73 ton, or 18 cents below the March
sale. The Delaware Lackawanna and
Western company sold over 100000 tons
at an average decline of about 80 cents 6
ton from the prices realized at the Apri
sale by the same company. The heavies
decline was in stove coal 64t cents
ton-of which $4,000 tons were sold.
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The Governor of Illinois bas vetoed
the. bill making silver coin legal tender
within the limits of the State. In this
he has disappointed the expectations both
of the friends and foes of the measure
The Legislature had passed it almost un-
animously, and it was supposed to be
backed with such solid popular support
that he could not refuse it his approval.
That he has not approved it will crafty
the advocates of the gold standard, but
the reason he gives for his action will also
alarm them. 1t is in substance, that
Congress. is certain, at an early day, tC
restore the silver dollar of 1897 as the
unit of coin values, and that it is there
fore inexpedient for Illinois to burden
herself with the existing silver fra, tions
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NOTICES..
ME CITY ASSESSMENT

VHE CITY ASSESSMENT. =.
IL The City Assessment for the year 1877
having been completed, Is filed In the onice
ofthe Clerk OF the Couucil for public in
The City Council will sit 70 hear appeals
from the assessment On Tuesday, Wednes-
day, and Thursday, the-5th, 9th, ,-and TIN.
days ofJune, at TX O'Clock, p. m
In order that ali wishing TO appeal may
be heard II Is REQUESTED that appeals be
made in v .IL;ng, describing the property
and location of same, and handed to a
member from the Ward in which The pro-
pertyds LOCATED. WIN. ii. FOULK,
Clerk of City Council
Once hours Ga m. to ~ m.;s2 to o p, m.
City Hall May Nth, 1871.
may24-tj6. AFDt H l-
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NToTICE.-NEws SERIES. .-The"Y Young
IN Mems Loan Association" offer for
sale 800 shares of stock in the firth series at
81 per share. Payment can be made at any
time on or before June 14th, and books Sc
cured, Apply TO ---.---.,.-
IT HAWKINS, Sec'y, =
may24-3w. No. 404 Market ST.
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NOTICE -WORKlNGMEN'S LOAN
IN ASSOCIATIONS The most profit
able investment for small sums of money
is in building and loan association, and
the Workingmen's now offers just such an
opportunity. Its fifth series having been
issued the first payment will be due May
oath but may be made any time BEFORE
Call day or evening at the Secretary's g
Office, N. w. corner of Sixth and Shipley
streets GEO. G. MAR1S. =
my9-tf. Secretary.
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LIVES AND PROPERTY SAFE At
LAST, TO ALL WHO USE THE
BEAUTIFUL
AMERICAN BLUE OIL

VI; TINS M, oa cannot be w any tDhere but on the
any other OIL and give yeortat double ,he IT.
LUMINATIoNl '--e -
NL viii BURN in any kind of LAMP
selling it! 'e '0'S' Wy
~ We Uant GOOD ACTIVE AGENTS.,
EXCLUSIVE territory QtpenI n%Send q a
u. tor q $6 % Sample and TRY ITi
Co n AMERICAN BLUE OIL OO.n
3. n. cor. 0irard Ave- n GermantowN
spris-Wly Road, Philadelphia, Pa
The daily gazette., 1877-06-04

NOTICE.-Notice Ii nereny given that
IN the County and Poor tax for the year
6ls Market street. p. S.~AIi persons who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1875
are requested todo so at once OF they will
be collected according to law with costs.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
A. GIVEN. Collectors.
ap18-tf Wilmington Hundred,
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may1S-tf.

DELAWARES STATE BONDS.
~ By virtue of an act of the General AS
sembly passed at Dover, Feb. %, 1877,
hereby give notice to holders ofDelaware
state Bonds that I>shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank on the three
first secular days of July next, prepared TO
No. 75 inclusive of the denomination of one
thousand dollars each. OF the issue OF the
bonds OF the state of Delaware Under date
of January !, le65, and that from and after
said first day of July 1877, the interest on
said bonds will cease.
THOs. b. GILES,
state Treasurer.
Office OF State Treas. May /, 1871.
2tawtjuly1.
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NJ Office --WORKINGMEN'S LOAN
meeting OF the stockholders of the Work.
ingmen's Loan Association will be held on
Thursday evening next May oath. 1877, to
receive the annual report, elect officers and
directors, also to attend to the business OF
the regular monthly meeting, Money TO
loan; premiums low.
GEO. c. MARiS, Secretary.
may18-tf
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Ths Pope Receives 5000 Pilgrims.
ROME, June 3.-The Pope to-day at
tie celebration Of the fiftieth anniversary
of his elevation to the episcopate receiv-
ed about 5000 pilgrims, mostly Italians.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-04

OTICE.-THE CHESAPEAKE AND
IN DELAWARE CANAL COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the Company will
be held in Philadelphia, 628 Walnut street,
on Monday, June 4, 1877 at II o'clock a. M,
at which time and place an election will
be held for President and Directors TO
serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY v. LESLIE, Secretary.
may3-ltawuune4.
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THE DELAWARE GAzErTE, established
m 1884, is the largest and most 1ourishing
weakly paperin the State, and has larger
circulation snan any other on the Peninsula.
Published every Thursday afternoon, at 81
per year, In advance. ...
The daily gazette., 1877-06-04
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
In ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
fruits, is now at his accustomed stall in the
new Second street market house. where he
will dispence these luxuries during the hot
season. With his usual urbaIity and well
known politeness and CHEEKY good humor,
and do his utmost to lessen the burdens OF
life by doing the square thing to all his
fellow men. He win also supply parties
and pic-nics with ice cream, and orders can
be left either at his stall or at his house.
northeast corner of Sixth and Orange
streets, mayl4-3m,
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Public Sale.

s,o Will be sold on the premises at Public
THURSDAY, JUNE 7TH,
at 10 o'clock q. m.
pn mat certain lot OF land, with a tn rec
sSory BRICK DWELLING house -
nerern erected, known as No. 1IO3 Sin
Ia hatnaii an street, being II feet inches
feet wide alley. -
Ierms TO suit purchasers,
FOR further particulars see hand bills or
apply 70 SMITH JOHNSTON.
mayx.20.2s,sojunei,S q. e,
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FORSALE AND RENT.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A hand
Il some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this Office. febSt
The daily gazette., 1877-06-04

THE DAILY GAZETTE is published every
afternoon (sunday excepted,) at 416 Market
street, and served by carriers TO subscribers
II all parts of the city and surrounding
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, So In
q
, 1877-06-20

SOMETHING about misplaced nose -
"The times are hard, my dear,' said a
man to bis better half; " and I fud it
difficult to keep my nose above water.'
"You could easily keep your nose above
water, returned the lady, elf you didn't
keep it so often above brandy."-Pnnch.
The BEST SCHOOL OF NEEDLEwoRK.-
A husbands wardrobe,-Idid.
JOHN BULL N A FIx-GIadstonovitch :
"What! would you cOunteuance the
atrocities p Beaconsield Pasha " Would
you give up the road to India 2"-Fun.
An English friend asked a Russian at
tach6 The other day whether he was like
ly soon to leave his P. P. G. cards. "Pos-
sibly," replied the aNacA<, for P. P. G.
not only means pour pendre congo, but pour
pr6parer campQgns; pour protegSr ChrSt;ens;
pour preadre COnSt0ntinops."-WorM.
, 1877-06-20
MISCE S.
From the Eap. MoH)

-
Robinson CrusOe.-lt IS interesting TO
know that we have three grea5-gfand-
daughters Of Daniel Defoe living among
us, and, unhappily too, in such a state Of
poverty that they need to be helped by
that great public, the greatest reading
public il the world-tha readers Of
"a Robinson Crus0e." Every maa who can
r%ealising the greot pleasure ofstedy.n1 taa5
fund OF adventure, enterprise. AMI I%"sjruc-
ton, Will feDl that be owes something to
the descendants oi Daniel Deior, These
three ladies are over fifty years OF age, and
two are dependent upon the eXertions OF
the youngest OF then, who Wet6s e hut.0u-
hole making, by Which she ~rea!isas seven
shillings a week. TIE eldest lady IS totally
disabled by rheumatism and llheaIth.
The other sister he's been q teacher OF
English in France, and has, up till lately,
been able to assist IN paying the rent al the
other two but failing heath and advancing
years have compelled her to discontinue
this assistance, so before long she will be
compelled to abandon her present employ.
menf. 1t is proposed by the Charity o.
gonlsatlon Society TO purchase q lolat an
nuity for these ladies' and for The survivor,
aud to this end the readers OF "ho0lo7oa
Cfusoe'" old and young are to send Their
subscriptions to ~ Remington Road, th3
office OF the Lambeth BrancG Of the Charity
Organisation Society, to which Messrs.
VennlQg and Harry are honorary secr4-
taries.
The Tot5ering Lily Of Fascination, wife
Of the Chinese Ambassador, according to
the World, has been interviewed by several
ladies. Sho is q gentie-looking creature
with alm0nd-shaped eyes and Jetty hair
held out in a stiff tail over a tortoise-sI ell
pin behind. Her attire Is a loose many
coIou'ed embroidered jacket with large
sleeves surmounting a skirt or trousers
perpetrated to obtain what was most covet-
ed-viz', a view OF her feet. The CONVEX
satlon was, by means o! the interpreter,
brought round to the subject. An Ameri-
can lady present, celebrated for beautiful
, 1877-06-20

colonies annually cost US for the purposes
OF military defence. What would the
%grumblers have said were we burdened
with such an expens''e Jewel in the
Crown" as Spain possesses in Cuba ?
According to Mr.. Consul Phipps's report
on the finances Of that island, its retention
in nominal allegiance to Spain costs
795,272L a month. or at the rate of nearly
9 500, 000L. sterling per annum. It involves
the maintenance OF q regular Army of
104, 900 men, in addition to Militia and
" other Forces" which it may not unchari-
tabiy be presumed consist principally of
brigands and gentlemen of an equally
9" shady" character-who are not merely,
like the regular soldiers, unproductive,
but assist actively in the impoverishment
of the island. To meet this enormous x-
peuditure, the Government has lately con.
tracted a loan for 5000, OOOJ., of which at
the date Of Mr.. Phipps's report only
5000, 000L. had been received, which is
secured on the Customs revenues, which
have been for years steadily declining,
and which are besides subject to other
mortgages. The Cuban debt up to 1876
was GoItIIIdlCd DIT ICi ~, OOOts SCCIliu1l duu
the receipts at about 5000, 0OOI., of which
the maintenance OF the army of occupation
absorbed nearly 5000, O0oA.
A Fruit Salt, such as Buo's, which
allays all teverish symptoms, should be a
boon to ladies'. We have tried it, and
have found it a most delicious and agree
able drink. 1t is taken as one would
take a <sejdiitz powder, being, more
over, free from oho acrid acidity and
%nauseousness which follow upon the
latter draught. Children can take it freely,
aud eau be kept in perfect health by its
use,
Usury with q Vengeance.-A case was
recently before the Master of the Rolls in
which a loan OF 23L. 15s. 3D., obtained
from a money,lender in July, 1867, had
by various processes run up to 65OL los.
The Court made an order that the lender
was entitled only to the sum actually adj
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We a"knOwle &c the receipt Of q copy
of the Messag. IF Governor Potts iu
the tenth session Of the Montana Lrgisla.
ture This is by all odds the best ducu
nent the Governor has S@nC 10 the Legs
lature. and i. will be well if our law
make,s will profit by the majority Of bis
suggestions. From the crowded stale Of
our columns i; IL impossible TO give it at
.eng Ii, but shall have occasion to refer to
il from time to lilpe during tho session
Of the Legislature.
The Message "Opens with short review
Of the past year, aud then tie reports Of
The Auditor and Treasurer ar. taken up
and we find tnat the total assessment for
the year 1876 WIS $0.93J,Jto.5a, GulIa,in
county standing fourth in the roll Of
counties with 1915, 9,0O9.00. The total
amonnt of reyenue received from all
source WAS $50.5s9 AS. The total labll-
i,i.s are sl3A, $50 Oh; the total assets, $l5.-
975 81: total register ed Indebtedness, $117.-
5S4 10; decrease OF Territorial indebted
ness, 80. 109.s7. Five coryties increased
their debr and four deer. ase.. it. Galiatin
Standing first in the 'a-ier list with $52O3.
X x X
The Indebtedness Of the several c0nB-
ties increased during the year ending
March ,ss, 1875. .5G0 81, and the total
indehr dness of the severa! counties has
re ched Ire alarming sum Of p i.3lS.s u.
IL has always b. en- within lne power OF
tn. Legislature to prevent thi, increase, |
but 1t has allowed it 10 continue from
I, ear to year SING the organizstlon of ihc
I erri.orr. Tue atsenti", of your pre- i~-
c .ssors has bctp rep a'edly called t. ihi.
subject bur they refused to provide rem
edy. tn. p,w If the sver~l c,,n.tie.
u CONTRACT debts beyond their annual
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TELE RAPnIC,
Reported for the Semi Weekly t,ur;..
LO ISIANA
GRANT SPEAKS.
Packard is Gov
ernOr.
FIRE and WATER I!

NEW ORLEANS. January 15-The fol
| lowing nispat. Ii was recrived last night
from Washington, to Gen. Augur at New
Orleans: Ii has been the policy IF the
administration to take no part in the set.
t'eme"t Of the question of The rishtfu
State government Of the State OF Lr us.
lana; at least not until Congression y Com.
mlt'ee now there have reported. But j,
is not proper TO sit quietly by and see the
State government gradually taken pos.
session Of hy one of the claimants for
gah' rnatorial honors by illegal mears.
The Supreme Court ser up by n c.ols can
receive no mere recognition than auy
other equal number OF lawycrs convened
on The call of any other citizen OF the
State. The returning board existing in
accordance with law. and having judicial
as well Rs ministerial powers over the
count of the votes a.id dcciiing the result
Of the State election, have given cert Fl.
Gates o: cI, c,ion to the Legislature of tht.
StGte. A legal quorum of each House
holding such certificates met and aecla, ed
Packard Governor, and should there be
a necessity for recognition Of either it
must be Packard You may f.mish q
copy If this 20 Packard and Nichols,
Signch, L. ). GRANT,
President.
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HELENA, NJ. r., Jan. IL. A fire at Ed
inburg, Pennsylvania, last night destroyed
twenty five Irame buildings, used IS stores,
offices. etc Loss, So. .OOO.
The ice broke in the Munongshpla and
Ohio rivers Yesterday. doing grea. damage
to boats anil other property.
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AID conducting ~ rei,caring. by
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FTed applications may bc revived.
81 al'cnunn given I" infringement;
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Nnngrcss. Infringement suits in
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