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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
A SMALL FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

WHAT CAUSED IARDY REPORT OF IT TO POLICE
HEADQUARTERS.
A fire broke out about 8 p. M. yesterday at
No 93 Hanson place, Brooklyn, In brick carpenter
shop with stable beneath, owned by James Adams The
flames spread rapidly frame carpenter shop, No 81
occupied by John Jennings and brick stable adjoining
Nine horses belonging to Mr. Underhil were rescued
with some difficulty. row OF observation-disclosures on
Fulton-st whose back windows close 10 the burn
ing building we're threatened the IRE injured them TO
some extent George Ker, who lives In NO. 700 Fulton
at asked the district telegraph operator, william Esop
a Young man Of eighteen, TO send an alarm to Police
Headquarters bat he refused 10 do so unless paid
40 cents c. r. Field wal-st. diamond broker offered
10 nav when the young again refused to send me
message as the mau In charge OF the once
was not there. Later, when asked the reason 81
bls refusal he replied, with some pomposity,
THIS is not public ONCE for the convenience Of
tose men, Others vino offered to pay for the MESSAGE
or take H. were Orderud by EsOp u Is said 70 mnd tne
ovvo afairs About $50 alarm was sent Oy ponce
man and the lire was quelled. -,
The damage was ABOUT $1,000. TIE ouilolngs Deiont
IN The estate VI Dudley FERRIS, which loses ABOUT
s5 200 Young EsOps conduct Is 20 Cd investigated ny
The authorities this morning.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN NEw-HAAPsHIRE TOWN
nE..-o,,..,,,D n III AuU 60 About IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
BUrLER's LOVE FOR THE LADoRER.

The Lowell District is the only one in which
Butter mas gained any prominent Republican following.
and that Is due 70 the fact that be Is heavy stOckhodeT
"a several Lowell corporations. The Mddlesex Manu-
1aetuf1ng Company in which no largely interested.
pays Its stockholders 20 per cent and OF its
80 eents day. Gifted. gallant glorious Butler"
his support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

ano Miss NJ Davies (sopran0se MisB Bertha Grths of
Shetenhaml 9nd Madame Patey teOntraltOs; Messra.
- Lloyd and H. Guy (tenOrs): Mr. WadnOre and Signor
ron loasses( The chorus Independently OF the Three
ChOirsl has been selected from LONdOn, Birmiu CHAM
Oxford. Bradforl. Leeds and HndderEfld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


The perpendicular lines dlvons Of ane for toe =
midnight Shte represents the OSCILLATIONS
Che mercury during taOse n0uu
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 81, L n. m.-The upward move
ment Of the barometer continued throughout tine far
weather yesterday. The temperature was higher than
Thursday.
Clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected in
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

the tribes enter their dwellings through
hole I'm the roof aud when person becomes 80 rat that he eau
regarded outlaw Hal this system been
adopted United Sates the Outlaws could not have
made more active Adams AntFat than
Hundreds who had lived in constant fear OF sudden
death have use been reduced 20 comfortable living
weight The purely vegetable and perfectly harm
lass. sold by druggi5ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

Angeles Bnths-Turksh Roman Electric 81 Lexington
ave Ladies' evening Gentlemen, day aud night Best
ventilation highest temperature pleasant rooms; abund-
ant table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
Far Peopl.,s sIIsfortunes,

SmaN.
eYeryWhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
MARRIED.

IRVING-wILSON-On wednesday August 2S. 1873 az the
residence OF the brides mother PeeksS, ~. w. by the
Rev William Lewis Charles Irving o. NewYOTk. 10 sara
T. daughter the late Hugh C. Wilson. esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

reat sueeess OF our special seconds OF shirts and
drawers as september has led 20 again purchase the en-
tie prodnct OF seconds OF hs leading MANUFACTURER VIC
shall offer them at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
Al our store 81 wAkerst, Hsw.York. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER l. 1878.

WEDNkcDAls oAfAhAD1N~ - 800
bssa oda are bnt ghtly inferior 20 rsts and VIII DC OF
fed at such prices command the attention o. tbe
and ciosesI hyors viii be open az hall pest A. M
A. the limited selections should De maze eaS IN
'h Ts aI ne, cash 80 days TooKER, WAXING CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. go. About IL
m a Are broke out in the hotol at Raymond. which,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
6uetinl Notices.

Lett on wednesday 29th inst. in store somewhere be-
broadway Westst, in gong ron the PARK 70
Msfy Powell packages In brown paper wrapper. one
Addressed CarsWen House. cornwall II udson. Reward
for information left At Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
DIED

An notices Of Marriages must b. Endorsed pi& full
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTR0i.oGY-:rH PAGn-6tiscol.
rSGsd and s eo
BKOoKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ap PAGE-
susINEss ssoproRTuNIrIEs-ilrH PAGE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-i2rn PAcE-eth col.
oharH5HSy HYb racr ss r.o.A COL
coAsrwIsE sTEAasMIPsran pAoaA5tI and 9Th soia
DENTIsTRY-9rH PAcK-eth col.
HOUSES 70 ET AND
EuRdfEaNs sTEaIsnfrsE2D frsEsi PAan-stA COL
EExxeoRsr1ys oRsIoSsrao r.sfaesa Paaa.s,h ssl COL
FINANCIAL-lirn PAGE
KooSs %s6 s0 TO
2D pAGE-Ist and I'd cois
kskSc!! SsSsa so r.s.zsh col
HE'LL
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.-lsr PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
ous HOUSES. R66Ss 6sh'a FIacEs OF BUSINESS &C..
srHISr,Ep WANTED-ap % rAc.-2a s, tsao, col
tEssrNsSplpSUTs LOST aSp issfa sS COL
xAssEE s4ssISEsx2EH NxSREIsss E.sss,s rsssa se COL
Ei5dIxhSE5as AS es
NEM. FHsLicATioNsM7 M7rS fH'i pAcx-esh COL
EIANoFSkTEs, okSANs, Sc,-2D rAcn-sd COL
F4SE aEhSE
PROPERTY rAc''o OUT oF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sH4f HsFH &c: COL
kEWARDS-lsT PAGR-1st col
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-4th and 9Th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rHP PAGE-lst "a
= Sd 4th and 5th coils -
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-l2rH PAcH-5th and
SPECIAL NOTfCEs-lsr PAcE-lst, I'd and Sd coils
ETORAGE-9rH PAcE-5th COL
THE TRADES-11rn PAcE-6th COL
THE TURF-lsT PACE-3d col.
rRAVELLERS' GUIDED PAGE-6th col -
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10
LET-2D PACED col.
WANTED TO PURCIIASE-2D PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWELRY. GC.-9rM PACE--6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAcE-1st col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-3d col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrM PAGE-5th col.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

AT 10 O'CLOCK
PAIR VERY STYLISH BLACK GELDINGs l51 HANDS
HIGH esd old very prompt and handy A.: SHsa
sharp travellers; safe and reliable in respect;
aud kind true in all harness; set Double Harness.
couPE N oP PEkFEcT ORDER has Polo and Shafts by
PAIR hay BAY HORSES, 151 HANDS HIGH 8 years old
good drivers: fast travellers: afraid Of cars or
stoamboats; warranted kind and true in all harness;
ELEGSsT
WHITE TRoTTiNG GELDING, l5,s HANDS HIGH
years old an & extra prompt and Pleasant n driver % oo
condition can tro, much faster is safe for the most
inexperienced driver and Is warranted kind and true
BAY sADDGE 81 1.E.i1 HARNESS MARE ,sA high
perfect for saddle purposes: can trot in 10 has great
BAY cARRIAGE HORSE, lsk HANDS HIGH. 10 year.
eppsr nos afraid raid Of raiiraad anything
PAIR OF ,s HANDS HIGH 10
been used to builders wagon; warranted kind and
BAY i II srI1s'i S HANDS HIGH ye... old
and % y ass n,rs .s s san a
ride or drive; warranted sound and kind and in
HANDSOME s.; nsis'i BLAcK GELDIse, ls,4 HANDS HIGH.
ss in safe q
drive; has endurance; trot in minutes;
soRREE a Is
Sas & and saa
pace in 30; warranted kind and true in all harness.
SORREL HORSE, 1871 HANDS HIGH, years old; good
free driver particularly gentle and kind: good
traveller; not afraid Of anything; warranted kind and
DAPPLE GRAY COUPE HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH, 7
years old good driver, fine business family horse
good under saddle; warranted kind and truc in VII
harness.
THOROUGHBRED Ray SADDLE AND HARNESS
GELDING sired by Management out Of Lisxic Berry
by Lexington; 1874 hands high; coming years old
remarkably gentle In harness aud undor saddle
BAY asa .9s tisf
old; prompt game driver extra pole horse; not
afraid Of any ting; CAN TROT IN 24O: nrst class
road horse warranted kind and true in all harness.
VERY STYLISH AND HANDSOME DAPPLE GRAY
TROTTING GELDING !hAif brother to TANNER
BOY got by Edward Everett 15'4 hands high.
years old Of tho most perfect drivers In the city
ho trotted mile short time since Prospect
Park track, in z 3d. trot in = 40 now; WAR
HANTED SOUND and kind aud true in all harness.
ALSO A NUMBER OF FAMILY and BUSINESS HORSES
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, COUPE ROCKAWAY,
Portland Cutters seat Sleighs top Business agon
jump seat Rockaway, top fhactons, new aud second
hand: Windsor Road Wagon top side bar and full
spring Wagons; Coupcs Double and Single Harness,
in great variety; Robes, Blankets, hc.
SALE COMMENCES AT ~ O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Russian sulphur and fumirated. both for luxury and
ioP. NJ. ladies. from ii to 3 ass Broadway.
PILEs;-DR CHANDELIERS PILoN; SURE. CURE
falling all Broadway
RoYAL HAVANA DRAWS DECEMBER 9. 1873.
9 ready
AZ prizes eashsd BY Hsysns Bank Bills bought and
Z. viADERo Co. bankers No. Row ST.. New York
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
x.s sfs Snas pfs.@E n..@s Dsess
u. A. MARTISEz CO.. Bankers.
OVAL st.. basement
ROYAL HAvANA Al MLorTERY1NExT DRAWING IR:U MIN I,a. DE,
e1'A'o ''a'' n' TAYLSR 'S CO. '4S sanRsr. Il Wan
f., FROM M Az
rated under act Of February H. isis Consolidation
TrHE PIER AND BULKHEAD OWNERS or THE EN-.
aaasnss s wS's ss Of II @ s city pier are ] !.
tom 70 be held as the ouee Of Messrs D. L. A Kngssnd
No. % Broad st. oG GES p ESsHN %
WARD AcALLIsTER Secretary
&f7 OOS --"CHRIsTMAs DRAWING"
y. p.l:s $685. assSasoa
Whole tickets only ST. Address all orders to tho "fucky"
b. H. PORTER CO, Nerthorn Agents
THE TURF.
TATTERsALL's TURF AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
J. 225 Broadway-Books all turf events parties
also speculate in stocks 500 advertisement under financial
heading. McDOCGALL Co
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
UcTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL SELL & KEAKSEY,
NEAR 4rH Av.
REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and trus In
harness, from TO three days is given
to test warrantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS ia DAYS TUEsDAN SALE
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
A FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE
GENERAL q. I. BEAUREGARD, or LOUISIANA; ;
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY. OF VIRGINIA.
WILL PERSONALLY ARRANGE ALL DETAILS
AND SUPERVISE THE EXTRAORDINARY GRAND
sEMIANNUAL DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10 OF ONE OF THESE
GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS GENERAL EARLY WRITES
TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE AS FOLLOWS
1--WE TOOK SUCH PRECAUTIONS AS TO KNOW
THAT ALL THE NUMBERS FROM 1 TO 100000
INCLUSIVE REPRESENTING THE TICKETS IN
THE SCHEME SOLD AND uNsoLD, WE'RE PLACED
IN THE WHEEL FROM WHICH THE DRAWING
WAS MADE. WITH AS MUCH CERTAINTY AS
BANK OFFICER. WHO HAS COUNTED THE PACK.
AGES OF MONEY. SEALED THEN UP, PLACED
THIN I'm THE VAULT AND THEN LOCKED
THE VAULT AND PUT THE KEY IN MS
POCKET. KNOWS THAT THE MONEY Is THERE
THERE WAS NO POSSIBILITY OF ANY MISTAKE
ON OUR PART. OR DECEPTION ON Us ON THE
PART or OTHERS" ii,27o PRIZES. AMOUNTING
TO ss22soo, INCLUDING ONE CAPITAL PRIZE
OF 100000, ONE GRAND PRIZE OF 5000. ONE
BRAND PRIZE OF s2ooU, &C. TICKETS, TEN
DOLLARS Gi0; HALVES, FIVE DOLLARS @0
vrFTHs. Two DOLLARS s9; TENrns, ONE DOL
LAR @D
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS, OR SEND ORDERS TO
y. A DAUpRIN. POST OFFICE BOX es2 NEW
ORLEANS. La, OR TO H. l. PLUM, $40 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK.
A ROYAL. HAVANA LOTTERY
a. Extra Louisiana State Lottery.
kentucky State Lottery.
Gcrman .iovernnient Lotteries.
hcnsucky ana Georgia Daily Drawings
Fun Information sent free.
THEODORE ZStIIOCH - Park
A TrENTION! !-TIIIRTY YEARS. PRUssIAN AND
"A American practce spccaltics Diseases and
loss ot manhood; consultation free. Dr. JACOBY 1911
Bleeckcr ut.
A LII SPECIAL DIsEAsEs-BIoOD SKIN, NERv.
klvus debility fec with medicine 81 cures
Dr. FIREMAN. 2t6 Grand st..
A NINA T. PARK, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN 5i7 WEST
ciates Office treatment 81 visits $I; consuaton free
hcausc recent or long standing speedily aud pcrma
nsntiy cured by Drs DYER 4 GkINDLE, a. Wcst 18th
st. near 9Th av
,,-"RYE AND ROCKv TRADE MARK RE.
"A. CORDED Is SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS
AT 81 PER BOTTLE, AND At MY DEPOT, ~ CHAM.
BERs ST, SOUTH SIDE ASK FOR VAN BELLS
SRYE AND ROCK" ALL OTHERS ARE MUTATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
4 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
IA 10 ~, 23 and IS 18th st,
near University place

"A 10, u, % and IS 18th st,
near University place.
OLDEST ksnAssHSp House IL rHE nsp cIfY Mosr Reliable
asp e Sk5S sR xR g
c5HFs D fsrassA2sTTrIrSIS4 shsRH TT 1 G1d lay
coGfE HORSE bang taiD ii hands years old Kind
q" family sfS a
aHI ssutp Z ns sM% GSg%E Go
Knox dam thsrougas,sd ls. hands 4, Year, old h..
v.a and Shafts
# ESSDAS s.ss
rof SIX fos4
rWp rpr ra pEyEEx ksss MAiSSs E1N e TEyS pr
''s' rriI SssURrMENr Of every kind Of Carriage
Harness. Robcs, &c. See Catalogue
A. anshFs aaEAf SALE oF pS MkSTu6KY fiosMh hSssEs
% y ;is
sr .. and @ st. ,cs GAE sa LoaD ao I r The fastest
ns.i combined sAppE harps,. Horses 9.e q Is,s
sGs Rsf fa Sss II SHHs
ns Es and Ssr 81 e as rnS
ties TESTED any time PREVIOUS 10 sao Catalogues.
with full descriptions. ready sale perempory
4 TEN HORSES SUIT ANY BUSINESS USE; SO
n TO 500 RAPID TRANSIT Ice CO. IL 10th av.
An ELEGANT BREwsrER GROSS SPRING TOR
Awagon extension top ght fonr-seat fhacon top Pony
cheap; account Of sickness. 247 West 4stst
rTRAcTlvE sT3GK rvrny ATTRAeTlyE Hs,cEs
r, W6oi, NSp fiiSsii R1Es. sareS yari.y
''" "onS JOIN MooRE, 81 wARkE2 ST. '''''''
4 SECOND HAND cARRIAGEs.
good STsss s.s nSs5y @ new
RocEaway for 8 persons, viii be sold very low
An Of HIsa Iss' sy o MAKE a 18th
4 SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
AAs a.. a
Wood Bros Clarence Brewster Co Coach and Coupe
passenger ROsssw & ONE s" a. sa o. % sss one at VS. Coupe
$40 one At ss and ID One q, sae top rhse,ens ono at
500 and one osr Srs hand vehicles S.d
A. =. FLANDkAU co, s72 aud s74 Broomc st.
EH ss.p .ad Al r. sa xsa.sy s
cember q at ii O'Clock pair OF elegant brown coach
,e eo s IN ana ss:"a .rs "aa
rsnted sound aud kind; now ON Wow.
sAE At a gyE FAST ROAD
tom side top Wagon. elegant Portland Sleigh Single
stable No. West a4ih ST. near 9TH ay Brhs
abovestock is all in good condition aud was built order
4 srONisIIING BARGAINS. MUST SELL IMMEDI-
Asseiy, two and four sea. Family Wagons, top Pony
po wagon two handsome upholstered sieshs large M
BLACK bear Rs' S Sne % s .s so ns s of G
Single and Double Harness. light top Park
i5s East 2Jih St., between Lexington and 80 avs
A ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, THREE EXTRA HAND
ssss two 2 srIssG%s ss large % sss. bear @ nosss
Robes. 1866 East 18th st., near Sd NV.
A -BARGAINs.-EIGH HORSES. YOUNG, SOUND
"A .and low riced suitable for heavy draught work cart
truck express grocer business family 4o7 Wost
52d st.
4 LII sTzEs-2o BUSINESS AND CONCORD DELIv-
Aery Wagons Eo 70 siio; new, second hand Platform
aud Elliptic spring Wagon. for EXPRESS grocer butcher
ssss % dry ssSs spring single Truck
A PRIVATE PARTY MUST SELL, AT ANY sACRI
N acc fast road Mares, 1874 years old fair trial
giveu sdc bar Wagon; Double and Single Harness. also
coupe Mac 10 hands young and sound Inquire Of coach
man, les West 3eth St
FINE BLACK HORSE, 15k HANDS HIGI1,
IN years old: warranted sound and kind; In 5O;
Brewster, OF Broome ST. top Wagon fine Hsrness gentle
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

ARorND TiE WORLD iS n, DAYS. With new scenery,
marvellous mechanical effects glitterng armors and Jew
living premiere danssase Mile BsNF4NTI superb dra.
matte company. Matness Wednesday and Saturday ut
DFEKDINAND y; noFELE E...........;.;.....M ManasS
Miss E3M EoSE III kIsLE ,ESaFF S,1PPor,sa r. ,h by
W.T. ADTSTS TfoSGTSDliNGs /" '"'
aHTiSkE s ssfrhDAi. fri """ AZ II 70 ScL%"R nLp
THE AQUARIUM BROADWAY AND, s5rH. ST.
Ssss ,pss ss asn ksn"s
Capt 4 Il BoGARDus shooting at glass balls in diff
Miss JOSEPHINE the lady with the iron jaw.
% s.y at .sosa r
Shortly to be produesd sssbEss y magnificent STYLE
FrHEATRE COMIQuE 5i4 BROADWAY.
,ASoiiiEk SUCCESS ''''''''''
Edward 6EaaiKr 1E1gan; nss original Irish Play
BESEplT Of the nS1S SE% ST rATElcks CATHEDRAL
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
RRoADwAYr 1T THEATRE, n CORNER srM ST.
MR. AND MRS GEO. KNIGHT.
"orro. A GERMAN"
AATISaAsss VII 4 S454SEHs s1ESaDAr
~ JARVIS
An American classic.
fAHHs ssP sT shHs sgg
nas SSsSSsD #sI 11a a,ss,ss rsA
aa $s uuS #s
Box office open from . A. NJ till l0P NJ
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
horse that sound kind and rue In
harness, from TO three days Is given
10 tes WI
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
AMUsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NTIBLOS GARDEN THEATRE.
4NEDWARD = sTARlN Proprietor and Manager
TUESDAY EtESiNG, December s. and until further no
tee. kIRALFY EROs greatest spectacular production,
AROUND THE WORLD IN ~, DAYS, with new scenery.
marvellous mechanical effects glitteng and Jew
els New grand ballet ladies led by greatest
living premiere danseuse Mile BuNFANTI superb dra-
matte company. Matness Wednesday and Saturday ut
T.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY) SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

SPECIAL NOTICES..
A FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-20
.eign Telegraphic Summary

be iOrmality required Of Russia by
land as to submitting the terms OF
RussO-Turkish treaty To the con-
5 continues source OF discussion.
lew Of the declarations of Russia
held at St. Petersburg that there
b longer any object in urging the
nand. Sentiment is strong in Lon>
however, that England must ad-
to her demand-Servia officially
lares that she will not recognize the
ns OF peace until they are confirm
by the Congress-The Hungarian
egation at Vienna has adopted the
Z of credit for 60,000,0O0 forms
f Russians are constructing a rail-
D connecting with the Turkish sys-
h, which will give them transit
|n Odessa through Bulgaria to the
gean sea-The rumor that Ger many
ended to annex Holland is ridicul.
Oy Lac governmental paper, the
FIh German Gazette-Reduction oi
|gFs In all branches of industry con-
Iues the order Of the day in England
furious shipments of silver TO ant
IN The United States from England
eAcltlng comment in London
|Rland has paid the February divi
P0 On the Turkish guaranteed loan
! amount was e77,44S. France, th,
~ Ruarantor, will be called on TO
pi-sulelman Pasha, who was re
i'eu drowned, has come in out O
"e'' Lie ia in Constantinople un
guard.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

TTyO THE PUBLIC.-In compliance with
the second paragraph, of the 10th section,
of the "Act regulating the sale OF intoxl-
eating liquors." passed at Dover, April
10TH 1873 L, Thomas Donnelly. hereby
give notice that intend, on Monday, the
Sixth day of May, A. d., 1878, to make an
application in Wri ting, to the Court of
General Sessions, OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery, then to be held at New Castle,
in and for New Castle County, for a license
to keep an inn or tavern, In the city of
Wilmington. at Number 1886 French street.
being the south East corner of llth and
French streets, in the Sixth Ward OF said
city, and to sell Intoxicating liquors there
in, in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises. The names of the
respectable citizens OF the said Ward,
recommending my application are as
follows, viz
Joseph Ferrall, Robert Franklin,
G. Martin Feeley, Patt Barr,
William Ham llton, John Zebley,
Fred Wahl, Henry @. Jones,
James Boyle, Charles W. simmons
Patrick Daley, Joseph Mellor,
Charles f.. Farnan, John Breheny,
Robert Ingham. John w. Hyndman,
Michael Curran, j. j. Patterson,
John y. Smith, John MORROW,
william Worthing- George 4. kleinstu-
ton, ber,
James Anderson, John A. Beers.
THOMAS DONNELLY.
mar20-3t
The daily gazette., 1878-03-20
Lecture ON Health.

A large audience assembled at the
Grand Opera House, last evening, To
listen to free lecture on human life
and health, by DIR. L. s. Stearns, OF the
Hiawatha Medical and Surgical Inpir-
mary, Owego, N. Y. The lecture
opened with an allusion to the import
ance of good health, and the import
ant bearing upon it of daily food.
Unwholesome food and improper diet
were said to be the cause of much suf-
fering, while many diseases can be
cured by proper diet alone. The lee
ture asserted that plain food was ma
tures delight, and that a fashionable
table was an ambush for diseases in
Vulnerable.
After discussing this phase of i'll health
at considerable length, the lecturer allud-
ed to the subject of remedies, and assert
ed that improper ingredients used in
medicines composed the greatest danger
to human health. By giving improper
medicines, he said, physicians have null
tiplied diseases. until the symptoms of
many weIi-known complaints have been
| tortured and developed into clearly de-
| fined diseases. This, he said, was the re-
suit of forsaking natures well known
remedies and admi nistering mineral
poisons.
The lecture next reverted to the pre-
vailing use of calomel, or chloride of
| mercury, as avirulent poison. productive
of innumerable diseases, and slowly, but
| surely sapping the average duration
| Of human life. His remarks In this
strain were strong and positive.
In conclusion. the doctor asserted that
all diseases were produced by disar-
rangement of the proper relations of the
| two chemical properties OF the human
body-the acid and the alkaline; and
that sthe restoration of these relations
was necessary to the recovery, or neaith.
After the lecture he called several per-
sons from the audience to the stage, and
describ bed their symptoms by personal
examination-listeni to their breath
ing, looking at their tongues and feenng
Il their pulse-withoat asking any ques-
tions. His descriptions were ac-
knowiedged to be correct by the pers sons
examined. He then announced that IN
company with DR.. Wilson he would De
at the CLAYTON House for few days, ,and
dismissed the audience with thanks.
Settled I'm Full,
Yesterday, Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.
Collector of county taxes for the Soetn
ern District of Wilmington, settled IL
fall with the Levy Court for the yea
1877, being the first to make settlement
the total Of his collections is $33.l24, ,S4
| Temperance Tour.
Messrs. Whelan and Bryant will star
down the State to-day tor the purpose {
Occurring on temperance, and formin
M s. r. A. associations similar TO th
one now in existance in this city.
| Sudden Death.
81 An employee at the DuPonts' powde
' mills, and residing on the Brandy win'
Banks, died suddenly yesterday abou
noon. He leaves q wife and seven small
children to mourn his loss.