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The Rock Island Argus., 1878-11-20

Printing and binding executed nea!
quick and cheap at The ARGUaf lFFIoF.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-11-20

Ducks are reported plenty down on
the Illinois river. They are not aware
tnat Thos. Saulpaugh is at home.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-11-20
Proprietor and Manufacturer, LOIISELE Ky
SO. 600 FARMERS

VIII receive FREE pamphlet showing how
to Make Money, how to Increase by 25 per ct.
Dairy Farming, how to treat Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Swine and Poultry. pell or sick.
Address f. A. MILLER, Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-11-20

kMna n in
"ocATTLE IMMINENT CHOLERA TRYITI
yand
al
Target
shows
n
cowup
latter
The Powder comes IN large packs,
FRED MILLER Sole Manufacturer l7 Third St. ph1adnh pa
wholesale agents appointed
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"a This Powder has been tested, especially in HOG
DISEASES caused from the evil effects of two largely
congregating them together. 1t is a POSITIVE PRE-
NENTIVE, and If taken in time SURE CURE OF
HOG CHOLERA. TRYITl
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DOMESTIO MARKETS,

ss2s. =
NEW ORLEANS, Anxust 81. 1873.
Cotton steady mddpx. Ike; Tow middlns. lo's:;
Exports 70 the Continent iSs Sales $50. STOCK 4ose.
oo..,, ....Av and o,,.. MS.LS Angus. 81 1s7s
,osss: s.dis:rs: ics s:s i.s.ip.. IS s.s:
i sss ''S Exports ''.'"''' 49, Sales 100 Stock
sAvAsxAn. August 81, 1878.
s Ss'f E.Ssss s ssse
Cotton aur; niadlns lie iiac as1 low IN Iasiins
bale: ssis 81 ssssE Net receipts ~
s.r,, ., w. Am q, e. Aagns. 1879
:.IsiasS csads :a1psnsn. steady ST. 70. hard $ S
n 's ys sS sP sna vsa st STEADY 81 60 Corn m
ssi ssssnsas ss :.s.
osu o ::s.s .S%sss 9 os Cor. easier, 80
rfs .aS 80 .: 1885,
P P,s ~. 1 Canal s...1
SS a:s. s 81 TO York i2oo0
ments-FiOur. f.soo bills; lumber eoo.ooG feet ''
p,. BUFFALO, August 81. 1873
milling S:s wn wns 'psns
s q. !. y Il CO.. Z s
S.S::: tSc sSoo w:...ss 4ss a4aSss
DO sss 40 6.s. d %nes sales Of
% 90 se'': s. ssf Ssr s;.s Sa sss sale:
bushels old Western sample 45c do on pri
yate terms Rye nomnAly 5sc. state and Western.
Htghwnes hrm: city made, 81 VI o. Other articles
unchanged Cana trsigbts higher and firm wheat 2sc;
unchanged. ixiiroAd freghts advancing; whest Tie;
corn 7c osts 5 to New York Railroad recepts-Fiour
300 bbfs wheat, 24uO bushels; corn 400 do oats
E.nr ~ o1sey <ooo 40 ~ Seo 40 Lake recents
DO xo'1 9GiS; ~neAt ~ bushels corn III 96o
d. oats 500 d. S:.r 90 Dasn' e1sn
H.nsr snipmsn's.!o ndawstsr.wheat i72 49,
Si.ts f ~ sS h We @'14o DO 10 interme-
~'~'' '0'"'s-~o'"' os''V ousuea. 80 -. 80,
Flour srn win good s.I. A a S 81 is7s
n ~. NJ Gs A. ~ us r1rtse. q oeA neptemeer
Torn anict and nneb.nvsS scnompcs % v.,s.
inquiry 81 s FOR No. White and S.ss We very l%.sa
corn PSoo do os CO.. a. rnsSs l,aoSo ou:ss ~.
S0A ~nes'' iAoo oasnes; corn i4oo do; OATS lGoo
49, sr. 800, 800
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MARRIED.

la BRUoE-BoycE.-Saturday,A August 81, 1878, at
Hotokao. N. j.. by the Rev. Telfair Hodgsop, e. n.
LA BRUCE, Of Georgetown, s. c., to ): L., youngest
Georgetown and Charleston. q. G., papers please
copy
AcKA1-PAak-Septembe !, 1878, 1t the residence
OF the BRIDES parents by tbs Rev. Howard Talbot.
CHARLES STUART MCKAY, Jr.. to EMILY VIRGINIA
PAaE, both Of this city.
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STOP THEIR WAGES.

To TIE EDITOR HERALD:-
II you received protest against efforts to stir
mp tho so-calied Street Cleaning Commissioners let
me, the other side, uhanE you In the name of many
others Tor easrgsso articles this subject The
most grievous penalty Tor this sort OF public func
tionares seems 10 be q cut OF on wages. Why don't
the authorities-ir there exist any-makc q desperate
attempt In thus wayf f. s.
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Thsrs h story circulating In oyster Bay that on
Thursday apesnosn lacy started IRON that village
IN wsgon 70 meet her husbsnd ~ the Locust Valley
depot, asa she vas passing through section with
woods on both sides man sprsng from the bushes
snA threw rope ever her hesd and vas IN abe Of
psilfng her cut OF the wagon when farm Wneeu came
y AAEht and the rascal aisepp
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srArs AND RAILWAY MORTGAGES.

STATE AND RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
There but lew ana small transactions In rail.
way mortgages, but prices were firm and advanced n
70 per esnI ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds
were nm exception, having declined u per cent state
bonds were almost entirely neglected the latest sales
being District OF Coumbis 65 coupons At So Leuisi-
ana eonsois st 72 ana North Carolina Sizes old, at
~
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HALIFAX, N. &, AND st. JOHNS, N. ", CROMwELi.
Steamships leave follows from pier 10 North
kiver.-
CORTfs. Tuesday. september ~
For passage thsving excellent accomlncdationsl or
freight apply TO CLARK SEAMAN, 80 West a.
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4c Tho Bank OF England statement ON Thusday showed
Increase Of f2co,oCo in bullion for the week. and
sssrvs Of 4o1s cent of liabilities asa,nss $50.
city tent last week. Tho Bank OF France showed an
81 Ease OF 100000. In .pocis
--rc,gn exchanges IN tnis city we're someuhst
s)Un, and rates were slightly advasecd by tbe i'm.
bes .atiop Of bonds from Europe. Businsss however
/ saulsa ,us eo,, ...,u, .-.x
Gold opened tho week At look, sold up to l0osf and
clinsd to 1905, at which 1t closed yesterday On
ans tho rate has been 10 per for BORROWING
ae range OF gold and clearings and balances was o.
lows:-
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TRAvELl.EKs GUIDE.

4 CITIZENS LINk-IkoY BOATS
n .staterooms, 81 and 81 palace Gamers SARA
IoGA aud CITY OF TROY iesve daily Except sATuk-
DAYl 4. NJ from PIkR ~ North river. foot Leroy
= ~ Be-, route to SAKAToGA LAKE GEoEGE,
MOUNTAINS WITHOUT CHANGE. SURE CoNNEc-
TIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS. statcroous and through
tickets At DODDs 944 Broadway, New York; Court
Brooklyn Free transer and from Brooklyn by Eric An.
ne Dou
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

transformations JACOBS 10 Miss SARAH
COHEN. No cards.
LEvE-wooLy PHiLrp LKvs 70 Miss SARAH
W0oLT, both OF New York. No cards.
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ExUUxsluNs.

EXCUnsIONS.
4 PLYMOUTH ROCK SUNDAYS ALSO.
Delightful DAILY family excursions up
and down the beautiful Hudson River.
THE RHINE OF AMERICA
INDIAN In Jarret Palmer's superb palace amer
PLYMOUTH ROCK. Captain sam. Martha
stopping q good while at
WEST POINT AND NEWBCHG.
where the scenery 10 ct lite grandest- OPP
SUMNER portunity given for Visiting the United
states Military Academy, or " ashingtons
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
MAXINE BAND. GLkk CLUB. xYL0.
ON THE PHONE. BENT. the great eornet pla,ert
REFECTORY on BOARD.
IFARE entire grand excursion. 50 CENTS.
BRAUTiFuI,i Children IS cents.
BOAT LEAVES every morning unelud-
ing SUNDAYS from pier lat the Rat
teryl North River. at 8:l5 o'clock. and foot
Of ord ST. North River, at 9sAo O'Clock.
HUDSON HKuOKLYN PASSENGERS viii take
ANNEX boat at Fulton ct. e:oS A. N.
40 EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either
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CoAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACifiC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
lsrnh 'tt. 20; 81 fx Ana, <. North '''
90 ara III
s.s% SrF /,
ss% zfst GIN o 1ps
eisnt passage apply a. compsnys once. tho
ss De. 81 c, sss. Ssse s"S % apply
UNITED STATE AIiH. s AsD snfF'i LINE
for St. rhomas. Para. Pernsmbueo. Bahia end Hio de
The rev FIRST class iron steamship CRY OF RIO DE
JANEIno Captain wsm, viii sail for the above ports
rreishts At low rates taken for the above ports,
Ffeisht received =, ali times AZ kobss dock Brookyn
string insurance can effect same under our epsn policy
irssns or passage n"v"s elegant 40
..is ....y.S S.y sf s.sss 20
on delivery Of bill. Of isdine
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
Az These nsst class steamships wiz sail at NJ, from
SANTIAGO DE CUBA..... "Wednesday. sept.
For freight and Passage having un:nrps.ssd .ceo%me
''"' %i ETA r. CLYDE 4 Co. No Bowling or.ea.
AoKELLAE. LULlNG 4 CO.. Agent. ia hsvan..s
L,L,oaIDA CIRCUMSTANCES LEAVE PIER ~
h. sassr s'sy c ioy sss%s;
CITY OF DALLAS, CAPTAIN Chester. win sail Friday.
all prints IN the south and southwest by c. H. NAL
Ion XII s D: 70 East River COOK
MoReAS's LoulsIAAA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
will sail from pier 80 North River ssurdsy September
Houston and Tsxs. Central Rsrosd and coanse,isns Ia"
sr"sn:t. e:s1."s. .,sssS sl;ses .iss he
o. The lac With ,has somp.sy ss ov.s ratios ''''
For freight ana other n,,rma,ion apply 70
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EXCURSIONS.

LEAVES DAILY
W. 2sth ST., 10 go A. y.
W. 10th st.. l0'io A. n.
Pier 2. n. T.. 10 40 a. ".
JEWELS DocK, Brook.
lyn. II A. NJ.
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Philadslphs Tor coinase-sod. 3Si, %23
GOVERNMENT BONDS
a There has been fair demand for govsrnmeps se-
srities, tho nvss Of 1881 and tho sizes OF the
car being most In request The subscr ptions TO the
sew four per cents In the week aggregate about
S5,ooo.ooo. and this Is very large smoaut for this
period though considerably below the active weeks
ia month ago good many bonds have been sold
the foreign bankers against their psrsnasss II Lon
On, end shsss are mainly Of the avss Of 1851 lsis
reported that circular has been noassd abroad stat.
ing that sbe United states ssvsrnmsss weud sousdss
the ayes 1881 the let scupvn vss vssa ssS
Estimating that the besds wesld therefore b. called n
shsr 1850 There 10 considerable speculative bssiasss
IN avesvenssss Of 1907 bsssA The cAaas q shs4r
aarsr sr later redsnpuon. IGMzsa NE clnss xealpp
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wHirsHAn-August 81, HARRIET MAKr wHrrExAs,
aged 40 years M
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fu-
neral, from l24 Pulaski st, Brooklyn, Monday, Sep
tember T. at Two o'clock.
ZAUS-on Saturday, August 81, after long illness.
FREDERIck, son OF George and Eva Zaun, aged IL
years, months and 20 days
the relatives and irlenas OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, on Monday, Sep
TENDER from she residence Of his parents, No. loo
East sd ST., near ID av.
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| -MANHATrAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH
The ,ireet Seaside Resort OF New for6
Two and a hsf miles Of Ocean Beach -
Unequ allied Surf Bathing The finest bathing stAosish
ment In existence, costing over S6O.OOa
The Grand Hotel
The largest Pavilion ON tho coast
Ths boa utiful Amphitheatre-
The wonderful Electric Lights.
The Marine Railway two ntles aloug the su-E
The Boating at tho Last End
t,rsfnIa's celebrated seventh Regiment Band Uersy
pieees' e ysyE :" Shpi"E VIA GREEHPoINr
Take steamer HANCox. foot Esd 81. East kiyer. 70
Creenpoint donr mnutes), at s;45 80 l0'4S II al
Ii as A. NJ l2:I5. ]: IS 20 ! 90 -, 3d. S;lS,
r. M. only ~ minutes TO the Beach;
take steamers ID. r. MARTIN and THOMAS COLLYER.
I'D ST. North River, 8, 10. ii. ~, l. =, g..
o'clock. - -. 80 =, ~ ,.,o
2:i0, 3:lO. 4 10, :iU. $40. TAO. :. - .. -
Pier North River: s:25 io:25 ii 20. IL 70 '2o
2:25 3 rs. 4 ~. 3 rs. q :25. Is
via Green point. every half hour to ~ p. VI. =.
Returning via Bay Ridg. every hour up 80 30 r. H.
Excur.on Tickets good either So conts.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-11
Two Scenes.

Scene 1st.- Two lovers by moo Night
alone. He: "You ought to know | love
you darling" She looks down, bushes
and snutfs. He: "Don't you love me just
the least little bit?" "She: eyes (snutf),
l love you ever so much lsnuff); | could
die for you" lSnuff and kisses dd aytna-
tunl.)
Scene 2d.-One year after marriage
He: "Confound it; l wish you would
snuffing." She (depreciatngly); 81 can't
help it Charlie, I've had the catarrh four
or five years." He: "Forglve me, dear,
didn't mean to be cross, but in the name
of Cupid, get some of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. They say it is a sure cure. You
know Ed. Brown they said he was incur
able, and it cured him completely" She;
"I'll do any thing to please you, Char
lie." Interesting tableau.)
The daily gazette., 1878-06-11
Brief Locals.

Commandments are still in order.
The nomination excitement has abat-
ed.
The DAILY GAZETTE is the popular
favorite.
VIII the Republicans put candidates in
the field
The moonlight excursion takes place
on Friday evening.
The Board of Education had an inter
esting meeting last evening.
The Bryant Literary Society gave a
good entertainment last evening.
The Second Baptist Church Sunday
school went to Sea Breeze this morn
ing
Call on DIR. Gallagher, the dentist, No.
1856 Market street, when you have an
aching tooth.
w. NJ. Kennard & Co., will commence
on Monday morning, June Il, to close
their entire stock Of spring and summer
cassimeres out at less than market prices.
Bargains may be expected.
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'ohsress Yesterday.

H. Al hg NY nlted States Senate vesterdav
[roriS S,il from the conference commi,t.a
|heDt s ta4s a permanent form of govern.
bas ed ,a4 ue District of Columbia was
Dr. Sn.nnS u II now goes to the President
klIaosp' 'uVel resolution to investioata
Fofdsa VIeellon frauds in Lonisiana
| Is vas ra, @3uIh Carolina and other Sta.
Edy4' as as,eIreu aa1' to the COMMITTEES on
|ane,G,,ssssah ,ss ana elections, together with on
F:,tss, tn' on -, 10 commit the proposed in-
uldel ,be "a AZ W the committee appointed
llil L, ,,n.u hiatthews resolution. The
Nasbin nn,s'slhen the foundation of ,bs
lle. r9ooa.. ,Tu monument was passed. AT
W4ye, u i'sst' gt Messrs. Davis, of III.
txc,se'' ' y, 5rl Md., and Jones, of Fla, wera nr,
l!esi,a,,V"'n service on the Mattbews
ily yo,s ,sa1lllg committee, but at,erwa,S "%
et Tia eeAcuslng them was reconsianr us
Spent IN pG oo remainder of The Sc, 'uel sinn va
boz bill. N'D''uerlng the river and har-
Presented, nouse au'e., number of bills were
lalcr The among raIi',s them one by Mr.. But.
ldepompt ,s'lel se,,il Of the industrial classes,
and lor The Ib1.s'emenl ba,,e, of thepuplic lands,
aneld@entIsa indian depredations.' '"S Ssna,e sroht
bill vyrs s,s man to the army approoriali"n. Hehaae
i,eIence rfp,r oncnTred ~. in, and the con-.
dy approptds,gD5e %ai agreed to- The %pPrOprla elTi pa
ea' g, An eveni"a pgSeral amendments adont. 1,t.
" which repolts Hti@s tSSn, session was held, 'p. a.
Ait.e We're eon,i1. lIG% the judiciary 'I. eo@ "a
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DIED.

DIED,
PENNYP JACK ER.-On the 10th inst,
sue d. daughter of VIM. q. and Sarah
Pennypacker, aged I3 years, weeks and
days.
The relatives ang friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents corner of Tenth and West
streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at i o.
clock. To proceed to the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery, without further no.
tice.
pnia, Martha Ellen Beatty, formerly
Miss Lord, of Camden, Del.,) wife of
Rev Joseph Beattie, of Latakia, sSyria,
aged 4 years.
MOORE,-At the residence of her son-in-
law, william Evans, near Wyoming.
Kent county, Del, on Wednesday, June
8, 1878, Mrs. Eliza Moore. in the Slst year
OF her age.
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TRST EDITION..
,.caI Time Table.
,yrr.NrNGrog,

.stvAyE WILMINGTON.
fsAlin1' Ma 90, G.4O, 6.55, $40, 300,
Pl%'s' l,r"o M; 1881, l2.i0, 2.3O, 4.3O,
I, "" n ." m. On sundays: 2.03. . lO a.
ie' 'Sors' ~, ID ? 81, 5 is, m, l2 81, 70 40,
NsH ,.n m; on sundays: 2g9 m; M, ,,e
isE,more mo and Washington: y IA, 10, 1
oasm, , Y 81, Il %, %. p M sunuaS'
nl,, y, peposit: b 456 p m; no Sunday
Esr q, castle. 5, 6 20, Q 80 a mi / O5, 30 p
no sunday tram oo,oE a IN
WARE aU X. H.. Os, 9 80 a m; l ID, 81
~ Nv H.,,nSion ,'S X Northern X. r.; $40 a
j. 'in'I in 40 D m; no sunday train. mo
Ware 9w Western X. r.: 10 20 y mi D 81
70. on sundays: 10 80 a m.
ms W. ~" ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. a.
Raah,i,davnnlu: Raif9 a. II Sc. s 81, 9 "a m IL
t1I'a' ~ ii V5S.S55, ,451, IA, q Is, 1.3O,
v ~ II IA d m on Sundays: IL %,
|O6iam 80, 3 81, II lOp m. ,oxo
n yew {o.S: II Sc, S3i m; u u. ~ 90
m, Isl pm, IN Sundays IL oo d III
ol fillmore iii 2lo, Al, m; 127, l2 3s,
a. Ds' s55p m, on Sundays: lS a IN 93o
m. .o,o, M 1907 1l3s
a gi6 D N; on Sundays: 2 10 a M Sl6
NJ. ooo mn Sunday
4 ''S' yew Castle: I IS, $50 a m 12 90 m;
| n ,' 10, I O5 p m; no Sunday trains:
n delaware 4. R.. . so a M 42O, b 4O p
4 Wilmington ~ & Northern r. r.: 0s,
IISsm;SiO p m; no sunday trains.
u delaware Western X. r.: I 56 a m :
/ Sl0p m; on SUNDAYS; OOp m.
f,ys PoR wILMINGT LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
l, Rroad street and Washington ave-
NE, ! 30, 800, 10 80, 1 l5 m; 2 80. 30,
1 20, 5 10, 6, 6 IS, 8 45, i 80 pm; on sun
fays 80 a m; 6 Oj,9 IS, Il 80, p m,
Im thirty Second and Market streets;
4 n, ii Sam, l? Is, 8 So, 8 80, ii 10 p mi
IN SUNDAYS. 50. II SPIN.
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Public Installation.
THE OFFICERS OF LODGE, NO. %. A. F.
q A. NJ, PUBLICLY INDICTED
INTO THEIR STATIONS.

lhE OfFlCERS OF LODGE, NO. 20, A. II.
q A. NJ, PUBLICLY INDICTED
INTO THEIR STATIONS.
Eureka Lodge, No. 23, A. f. & A. M,
last evening, gave TO the people some
thing hitherto unknown in the history
OF Masonry in Delaware, viz, : a public
slallation of officers. The officers were
first elected at a regular session Of the
Lodge. as follows
w. M.-Alfred d. Warner.
). W.-Thomas p. Morgan.
). W.-M. L. George.
Treasurer-George ii. RObnelte.
secretary-R. Harry Young.
The appointive officers were after
wards announced, as follow VS.:
s. D.-Joseph H. Bond.
j. d.. H. Quay.
Stewards.-J. ii. Jones and Robert III.
Justice.
The business of the meeting being
over, the lodge repaired TO the commo-
dious upper story front room. Prof
Webster's dancing academy where
large audience of ladies and gentlemen
was in waiting. Here the interesting
installation ceremonies were performed,
in accordance with Masonic usage. The
officers presented themselves in turn, and
were inducted into their respective sta
tions by Deputy Grand Master DIR. Swi-
thin IL. Chandler (who acted as Grand
Master) Assisted by Geo. W. Stone, act
ing as Deputy. The ceremonies simply
comprised the investment of the officers
which their official insignia, their pro-
mise TO faithfully perform all duties, and
the regular charge to each by the Grand
Master, after which they were conducted
TO their respective stations. These ex-
ercises, through plain and unostentatious
were very interesting, and were watched
with eager tention by the visitors, par
tlcularly the ladies, who were constantly
on the alert 20 obtain some hidden mys-
terry of The order That Tor years and years
has been TO them an object Of veneraton
and curiosity.
at the conclusion of the ceremonies the
members of the lodge repaired to the
lodge room and closed the session, after
which the visitors and Others were con-
Quoted into the armory of the DUPONT
Guards, where a handsome collation.
had been prepared. Three long tables
were spread along the entire length Of
the room, handsomely arranged and
adorned with beautiful bouquets.
AT these tables the company took seats
and were regaled to their complete salts.
faction with ice cream, and strawberries
ices, cakes, fruit, and other tempting
edi bles. To these the company paid ample
attention, and spent half hour very
pleasantly in this interesting occupation
When the repast was over, the new
master of the Lodge, Mr.. A. d. Warner
presented handsome bouquet to eael
of the representatives from other States
who Were present, as follows: JOSEPH
s. Harrison, of Richmond Lodge, No
230, Philadelphia; Sam'l Boyd, of Har
mony Lodge, No. 33, Maryland; James G
Downward, of Dove Lodge No. 81 Rich
mond, Va. He also acknowledged tn,
efforts of the young ladies who so hand
somely decorated and arranged the tables
Misses Hettie and Lou Lawson, anC
returned thanks to Mr.. Merrill for a
handsome bouquet.
The benediction was then pronounced
by Rev. Thos. Il. Plummer, and the com
pany departed, many stopping to look a
the lodge rooms before departing fol
their homes.
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reign TcIcgraphic Summary

b. German liberals profess to believe
\ a liberal majoritywill be returned to
|ncw Parliament. Bismarck, however,
! |nts on a thorough political revolution
English experts do not think the
Gmnbia crew Of New York stand much
Ince in the Henley regatta-Prince
tschakof las gone to Berlin.-One
ldrcl thousand refugees from Russian
Bulgarian persecution are in the
fpdqe mountains, many sick and starv-
I-Ihe actingpremer of Roumania is
lcaIisl.
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MARRIED..

McKNATT-THOMA Dover, May
2 by Rev. VIM. p. Davis, Mr. G. Nc
Knatt, of Morton, and Miss Annie
Thomas, of Dover.
FLUHA RTY-W WILKTN May 23d,
1878, at Leipsic, by Rev. l. N. Fore eman,
Mr.. William q. Fluharty to Miss Jennie
wilkinson, both OF smyrna, Del.
VIRDIN-CRA IG.-At the Presbyterian
parsonage, Dover, Del, April 27. 1878, by
Rev. q. Huntington, MFR. William Vlr-
din, Jr., to Miss Emily Craig, both of
Kent county, Del,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-11
CHINESE DIPLOMATIC AND
CONSULAR CORPS COMING.

Notwithstanding our frequent treaties
and extensive commercial relations with
China, that country has never been rep
resented here, even by so humble dip
lomatic official as counsel or consular
agent, but the State Department is ad-
ylsed that the present government OF
China is about to send us full diplomat
ic and consular corps, and it is probable
that the next Pacific mail steamer arriv-
ing at San Francisco will bring the Chi
nese Minister Plenipotentiary and his
suite and possibly some of the consuls
who are to be stationed in our larger
ports of entry. The arrival of the Chinese
The daily gazette., 1878-06-11
General News.

~ Philadelphia, last evening, while
boc'al party was being held at the
Use oi Mrs. Kelly,the first floor gave
anu precpltated thirty or forty
ilreh INTO the Cellar. A few of the
la'en were hurt, but none dangerously.
lhe schooner Speedwell from Trinidad
eoal lor Boston, with a cargo of seven
'GlrtI log>head, Of sugar, is ashore
san Felipe Keys, on the southwestern
n oi CUBA, with eight feet of water
Tue h0ld. Assistance has been sent
Pm JlOma.
he adoption by the Senate Yesterday.
uy 'ne House last Saturday, of the
Golt committee of conference on the
d>1ih1'on monument bin secures the
EOupt completion of that structure in
Epi'ducr win the modified design pre.
fITu ny VIZ Larkin 4. Mead and aiop-
W 'ne Monument Society last year
le winners at the St. Louis races
| F,'g'qaS ,a1 We're Murphy, three quarters,
4 ~. NrhheSaW, mile and a-half. in
| 1ahtI' mile heats, beating Harkwav
H.. hlNC UtdIS were run
%G1May a,1y winning the second in 1429
.Away was out of fix, having run
Fgee races last week.
ile latest election returns from oregon
I 4'Gae mat the republican State tick et
'geea Eh u elected, but that the Legislature
ai,r;,u vi uelaocratic on joint ballot by a
lot'v ;snn,, Oh ten there being so demo Gratis
6iNap, ipuOncanS r, and 4 independents. +. Il
sS' republican candidate for Con.
y, S' H"s oeen defeated by 800 majority
acS, 11e aGnlel GI regatta of the Philadelnbia
|e.,srdo M Ulao was held at Philadelphia
m s'slu1y ~ the course beingfrom Kensin".
|asc%s % o9 9p.lanco, ,, n. j., and return, a dis.
uuve s, o.. o. twenty-six miles. The nri1s.
|Iabloap" a"itdeI 4 to the George Hoff and
I'M, " !" Thomas, of the first class
|lest,""n,dM AZ, Mecke a,s and Joseph H. Leary, Of
er and Csri" m v,"NE' alld the David H. Schuy
' OHfis' faunce. of the third class
The daily gazette., 1878-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EOR E,-A frst-class Business
L Property, belonging to w. II. Chad
wick, Nos. 20l and 2O9 West Fourth Street,
Wilmington, Del, known as the FOUN-
AND BEER GARDEN. I he Proprietor
expecting to go to Europe has determined
to sell this property, as also the Museum,
and has so ordered. For particulars, ap-
ply for circular 10 j. L. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange,
jell-l5-25-29 Clayton House Building,