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The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
General News.

The losses by fire in tae Unitsd States
in the pact year mounted to s6S ,265 800,
against S64, ,630,600 in the previous yea
or las year losses $37 1893 800, or little
more than one half Was covered by in
surance.
The Chiliau authorities have express
ed their obligation to CJmmo dore Roy
ers, OF he Adams, for u ding In restor-
ing law aud order at Funta Arenas,
Straits Of Magellans, on the occasion OF
the late revolt there. The Adams is now
en- route for Panama.
The schooner Thomas g. Smith, Capt.
Corson, from Georgetown, s. z. for New
York, Is ashore at Shark river, Ii miles
south of Asbury Park, N. j., and will bs
likely to get off il the storm does not in
crease. the crew were rescued hy the
crew of tie life-saving station No. z.
In brutal melee in house of bad re-
puts in Pnila adelp phia, yesterday after
noon, Emma Bfown, the proprietress,
wac fatally stabbed twice in the left
breast, and Vim. Rowan Was stabbed to
the heart and killed. IL is said that both
were stabbed by man named Nalen'
tine, who escaped.
Florida was visited Saturday morning
by tremendous wind followed by hal
storm of short duration and heavy rains
The gale is reported AS severe on the
coast. No damage to property was done
at Jacksonville. A sailboat on the rlv-
er containing Two run IA way sailors was
struck by a squall, and one, named VIM
Davis, was drowned, while The other was
rescued after clinglng To the boat three
hours and supporting the dead body oil
Davis.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
Congress Saturday.

The United States Senate was not in
session Saturday. The House met for
general debate only. Mr.. Joyce VT,
spoke in advocacy of a six years presi.
Mr.. Chittenden, IN. " against the pro-
posed silver legislation; Mr.. kenna W
Va.r in favor of the remoHetlzation OF
silver and coordinate doctrines; Mr.
Harrison (Ills.) in reply to a portion oil
Mr.. Chittenden's remarks; Mr.. Ellsworth
lMich.) against arraying labor against
capital; Mr.. Haskell (Kansas) In favor
of silver remoneti zation; Mr.. Bell (Ga.)
In favor of pensions for Mexican war
soldiers. Senator Davis, of w. Va, has
the floor in the Senate to-day on the
silver bill. Mr.. Conkling, it is under
stood, will make speecA in opposition
to the silver bill during the week.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
State Items.
John w. Hill. a practical painter from
has located In Seattle

John w. Hill, practical painter from
Wilmington, has located 10 Seattle
! Mr.. Luther Pepper, of Georgetown,
intends to remove 20 Nebraska IN few
weeks.
Col. Fountains douglass Honse,'' at
Rehoboth City, IL advertised at Sheriff's
sa 10 on the 18th inst.
The Ponder House, at Milton. was un-
reofed by the storm on Thursday Of last
, week. 1t was of tin.
The barqne Anad 1inetto, ashore at
Lewes, has been tioated OFF and carried to
Philadelphia for repairs.
I 1t IL believed that over thousand poll
tax voters will he returned delinquent at
this springs session of the Levy Court In
| Sussex.
, ID. Ii. Atkins OF Milton, has full force Of
men on his now 100 ton schooner.
/ Ex-Gov. Ponder has also ono being con-
/ structed OF less Tonnage.
The Kent County Agricultural Asso-
ciatiOn has purchased land adjoining
Dover aud will proceed TO erect the nv-
cessary buildings for grand opening
! fair to be held next October.
! Mr.. WIN. A. ScribDer has laid the keel
OF the largest, vessel ever built in Mil
ford. She will be three-masted schoon-
er of ,06a Tons burden. The keel is 140
IT, long, 80 #. beam, depth of hold, 10 IL.
Jno. X. Lodge, residing near Lewes, on
the mair road, is building quite a hand
some and commodious dwelling. 1t will
have French roof and be the most sty J.
ish house in that vicinity, outside the
town.
VIM. b. Lowery, grocery and provision
dealer of Milford, has shipped the follow
ing game to the New York and Philadel.
Phla market the present season: 6,3S7
quails, IA rabbits, 1872 woodcock, 67
wild ducks, 81 squirrels. and 332 English
snipe.
At the meeting of the Quarterly Con-
ference of Seaford Circuit, NJ. p. Church,
held In Seaford last Saturday, Rev. j. T.
Nicholson was elected the delegate to
represent the circuit at ths ensuing ses.
sion Of Conference, and VIM. Ellis. al
ternate.
Governor Cochran moved to Middle.
town In the year 1928, when it was vii
lage of perhaps dozen houses. Now In
q population of 1000 there are only three
persons residing in the town who were
here at that time. They are Mrs. n ancy
MoIntire, Mrs. Whitlock aud colored
man, whose name we have not learned
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
For and About Women.

Electric belles--Female telegraph OPP
orators.
Mrs. Lydia Maria Child will be sew
enty-six years old next Monday.
The matron who led her nephew by
the ear TO school was a true>aunt COM
missioner.
A woman IN Mount Sterling, KY, has
been married six years, has three chill
dren and 10 now only eighteen years OF
age.
Miss GeorglaIa II. Jackson is an Eng
lish lady who has done such good work
as philologist that the Queen has CIV
en- her from the royal literary funds
pleasant acknowledgement of $500.
The Worcester Press, referring to the
statement that the widow OF President
Tyler recently appeard in court as plain
in rent suit, says IL Is reproach TO
the Republic that the widow of all ex-
President hadn't whole suit to appear
in.
Mrs. Holmes in male attire, drove a
load of clans through Wareham, Mass. !,
a few days ago. Ex. II would be re-
markable if Mrs. Holmes owned a pair
of breeches and wasn't going to Ware
ham. But we would have liked TO see
her driving those claims. Must have
been worse than Paddy taking his pig to
market.
Some time ago there was female
lecturer who went about seeking whom
she might convince that eating potatoes
produced a thirst for alcoholic drinks.
Now (adds the Courier Journal), comes
| all English scientist who declares that a
vegetable diet is remarkable help to
the cure of drunkenness. There is al
ways pleasing variety of information
10 be had in this progressive world.
Now that, the Supreme Court has de-
cided that railway company is respon-
sible if a lady laces herself so tightly
that she can't move her arms 1t follows
of corset does that the women will
all be redresslng themselves under the
new stay law. Conductors should be
instituted to inspect every woman enter
i.g car before allowing her to pay
her fare. A woman whose c0rsets won't
let her raise her arm is a great waste to
the railroads, however small waist it is
to herself.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
'e'sn Tclegraphic Summary

oouS OF Pope Plus TX has been
''u 10 St' Peters Cathedral and
''"'e' The Italian government
se' The security of the conclaye.
w ""n ambassador at Rome has
Instructed to refrain from all iptar.
wv ,u 'le election of a new Pope. 1t
'' a' Berlin that off moderate
selected Germany is expected 70
oVef'ures for an understanding
'''V"'ui Is reported to be seriously iii
p '"0' i'uSSia nor Turkey object to
c''S'an ~, heef going to Constantine.
ihe London Times holds that the
"H' oeing practically masters of
s''nuhople, nothing remains for
"uu 10 De CONCERNED about but the
,e'',emeht of peace and the protec-
y hng'and OF her Immediate inter-
I,,a 9'ou'u Russia advance further she
~ arouse dangerous suspicious and
H. |tenen,- tne A British regiment was to
Eti tisfao,aalta II, ,nalta Saturday-Confidence in
Enca "t,y result of the proposed con-
snnn Vi one powers is not general \.
(he TnrSi u.s. Is understood that majority
IN Rnui Nish cabinet favor an alliance
bort ''mAil of I'd. II u restrictions upon the
N -, r.r y, grain from the Black Sea have
Ee proc,s;' pT,snu-Ihe Insurgents in Epirus
rsnoed rmoolaimed union with the Cracks
Iepro owal OF hostilitles between Mon.
|firs in Su NJ turkey lis imminent-The
(vii, "a h south Africa were nun,ah.d
:" oy The British last mouth
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
FIRST EDITION.
Iocal Time Table.
,,.9 wII.MINgroN.

...stFAvE WILMINGTON.
p' p''l,'iclnhla: 200, 6.55, $40. s.W'
: ,n'an i. m: I2.Ji, 1910, 2.5O, 4.5o'
(. 80 i' w N m, ON sundays 200. 10 a.
Fol. 30, . 10, p m. ,o., ,o.o
\ D yor,. ti9, "A, a m, IL ~ w ~,
a, a." ~ On sundays. 2 % m.
~ ~ in,ore and Washington; l2li, 10,
am. ,a,n. la5l. u 10, 5 %. p III. Suhuays
Y ea,, d. beposit. 1866 p m; no sunday
(t;n. 9G,r castle: 5. G 20, 3 80 a m; 80, 80 p
r. ,.I'',rare X. r.: 50s, Q 80 a IN; 80 p nj
| L,,-.,,,tnston 4 Northern X. H.; 20
aro 100 u m; no sunday train.
,,aware Western X. H.: 10 ~ a M ~
nj. on sundays 10 ~ III
,t~s ARRIVE AT wILMINGToS. -,
'pph,,adelpn,n. II So, 3 "a. ~ IN i
a. i2M, S65, 45l, 6H. 70
u. AZ ii 10 d M on sundays; IL 90
lam. I 80, . 81. II 10 p m.
N"w York Il 81, = "a a m; IL ~, IL oe
m95lpm; on Sundays: IL o5 m
Hgpm. m. ,o7 10 AZ
sc 93s,m; on Sundays; 2 1871 IN 81
\, Washington: 21S a m u z, IL 5s
gs Bp m; on Sundays; 2 Is m; sf
IN. an s,ndav
b. Port Deposit oVo j" NV
Brains. 10 M m
n 40, D m; no Sunday trains.
m delaware r. r.: $50 "A IN; 20, 10
In, M Sunday trains. no
30 am. 10 pm; no sunday trains,
In Delaware Western X. H.: % u IN
10 D m; on SUNDAYS: 6OOn m.
xISs FOR wtLMIsGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
h Broad street and Washington ave ae
me- 30, 500, 10 80, As a m; 2 80, = 80
10. SIS, 645, 9+5, II 80 pm; on sun
laws 80 a NJ; 60J,9 IS, II 80, p m.
I, Thirty. second and Market streets
q, sam, Il IS, 3 55, 81 80, II Is p m
IN SUNDAYS y 50. IL As . m.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
What He wanted.
THE VERY MATERIAL DIFFEREN CE
ID gTwEENa.A GIMLET AND A.
Z tH g CORKsCREW. ~

tOnhDthhhs
4 he bolt on the back door had needed
replacing for long time, but ii was only
the other night that Mr.. Throcion bad
the presence OF mnd to buy new one
and take IL home. After supper he hunt
ed up his tools, removed the bolt, and
measured the location for the new one.
lie must bore some new holes, and Mrs.
Ihrocton heard him roaming around the
kitchen and woodshed, slamming doors,
pulling out drawers and kicking furniture
around. She went to the head Of the
stairs, and called down.
Orchard. do you want anything"
"Yes, dor he yelled back. 81 want
10 know wnere ia Texas that corkscrew
is?"
"Corkscrew, Richard?"
eyes, corkscrew! I've looked the house
over and can't find il9
"why, we never, had one, Richard"
didn't eli? We've had dozen OF
em in the last two years, and bought
one not four weeks ago. It's always
the way when want anything"
"But you must be out Of your head
husband% she said as she descended the
stairs. "We've kept house seven years
aud never remember seeing you bring
corkscrew home"
10 yes, I'm out Of my head, ami
he grumbled, as he pulled out the sew
ing machine drawer and turned over the
contents. "Perhaps I'd better go to the
lunatic asylum right away'
| Well, Richard, know that / have
never seen corkscrew In the house.
Then you are as blind as an owl In
daylight for I've bought five or six. The
house Is always upside down, anyhow
and | can never find anything
The house is kept as well as any ol
your folks can keep one" she retorted
(growing red in the face.
I'D like my mother here TO show you
a few things, he said, as he stretched his
neck to look on the high shelf In the
pantry.
Perhaps she'd boil the spectaoles will
the potatoes agaiD! answered the wife.
Do you know who you are talking to:
lie yelled as he jumped down.
Yes do!
| Well, you'll be going for the Yorl
State, II y-u don't look out!
'I'd like to see myself When l &c
this house goes!"
'Iook out, Nancy!'
'1'm afraid of no man that lives"
'1'll leave you'll
Sand Ill laugh to see you go!'
Going close up to her, he extended his
finger, and shook 1t TO emphasize hi
words, and slowly said.
"Nancy Throcton, Ill apply for di
vorce tomorrow! I'll tell the judge tba
kindly and lovingly asked where thu
gimlet was. and you said we'd never ha'
lone In the house, which Is bold false
hood, as l can provel'
Gimlet? she exclaimed.
Yes, gimlet!
Why l know where there are three o
four! You said corkscrew!
Did l? he gasped, sitting down on tn
corner of the table. Well, now, believ
did.
And you went and abused me like
slave because | wouldn't say a gimle
was coiwscrew, she sobbed falling o
the lounge.
Nancy, he said tenderly, lifting her up
, o, Richard! she chokingly answered.
And that house is so quietly happ
that canary bird would sing its head 0
If hung up in the hall.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
SECOND EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special To the Baltim ore Sun. l9H
The Returning Board PrOsecu-
tions--En0rfs 10 Stave OF FL
nal ActiOn-KeIlOgg Ont of
POcket-The President and
the silver Bill.

the SILVER Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 30. The LOUIS
lana republicans say the belief Is that
The motion for new trial 10 the case
of Anderson will be denied. The next
move of ADderson's counsel will then
be to take an appeal to the Supreme
Court of the State, where, under ordi>
nary circumstances, The case cannot
be heard for u year to come. If AN adj
verse decision il rendered, an appeal
would then be taken to the Supreme
Court of the United 8 ates. by this
means, they cay, the sentence of An
derson to the penitentiary can be post
poned almost indefinitely. In the
meantime an effort will be made TO
furnish bail for him, SO that pending
the decision of the courts of higher re-
sort he will not be restrained of his
personal liberty. The same tactics, it
Is said, will be resorted to in the case of
Wells, II he should be convicted when
his trial comes off. II is not impossi-
BILE that the prosecution will be able
to circumvept .hese articles and to pre-
vent The penitentiary from being
cheated Of It's just dues. 1t is under
stood that MI. Kellogg has within
day or two been called on to repay q
loan of $40 900 which he effected in
Chicago shortly after the presidential
election and which was used for the
benefit of the cause. He speaks very
feellngly on the subject, and says it Is
rather hard that he should have to pay
this money when it was all for the
sake CT making Hayes President.
The President and the Siiuer Question.
Senator Allison, who has charge of
the silver bill, expresses his belief that
the President will not veto it In the
shape Of which 1t came from the SEN
ate finance Committee. Other gentle
men who have talked with the Presi-
dent on the sabject OF late say that he
is rather inclined to the old whig view
that the veto power should not be exer-
cised unless 10 prevent a real or appar-
ent violation of the constitution. 1t Ia
very certain, however, that the Presi-
dent has not to any one SEATED dstiuite-
ly what he would do with The silver
bill. senator Conkling, 10 an answer
to an inquiry to-day, said that he had
not yet determined whether to make u
speech on the silver bill.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

LAfN TALK.-Ben Hill, of Georgia,
le advocating the reconciliation OF
Fer in his speech in the Senate last
FIX, did not hesitate to speak plainly
Rlhst dishonest dollar. He said the
lnd bill would take lis place in his.
\ rs the pickpocket bill of American
lslaTion. n.'-BNifmore sun.
lnd Ben Hill will be set down in his
\ as an abusive ass, for having mad,
'ilctIonS in the place of a grave Sena.
which his people will be ashamed
'Nhowledse were uttered by a man tc
'ln they had contided an honorable
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
lie Gazette.

the Gazette.
O>eph IN Egypt adopted mode of
ecuns and diSposing Of the tithes paid
~ hlilsS treasury that soon made
"'n posSeSSor OF all the lands in the
i''y' ANA John Sherman's process
'elhohellzation and contraction is
~ tue very same thing for the banks
DoliholderS that Joseph did in
'P' but IN another way. Give us
''9' over the army and navy and with
''VSF"' banking system, as the agent
:, '''"ll'oIderS we could in a genera
iaa"e them the owners of every acre
was sold.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

ne Eik'oh Md Democrat of last Sat
az says; Bad show for the Elkton
Miadletown railroad. Not a dollar
subscribed towards the enterprise
ef IN Baltimore or Elkton, last Mon
Well, if Baltimore can stand il
zen can Now, let some politicians
l'ployed to urge an Endorsement OF
bonds of the aforesaid railroad by the
~ baltimore, and see how all at once
tl4lus will be appreciated.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

BE- March-April number of the Worth
|ricon Rerielc will contain discussion
b. subject of Eternal Punishment,
|ten by six of the most prominent
gymen in the country, representing
Eany SpctS
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

E DEATH Of the Pope was announc,
all the Catholic churches yesterday
there were no special services in
hory Of him. These will be held dur.
the week, and will, of course, be un.
Nm IMPRESSIVE.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

The schooner Geo. b. Somers, from
Greytown for New York, which put into
Key West, Fla, Saturday. brought the
crews Of the scnooners Henry Wadding-
ton, Cap. Vanjeld-r, and Amos ID. Wards
Capt. Somsrs, both from Jamaica for
Philad-lphia, with logwood, lost near
Cape ALtonio on Sunday week.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
The PantOnlinie.

f. l.. FRANK, 500 Market street, is
selling out TO quit business; is offering
the entire ock at sacrificing prices. Call
and secure a b srgain. janol.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
The Weather To-Day.

'ddidgtoD, DC, February II, l A.
kIndcqtions. - For The Middle Atlantic
s. coiiy cieoring ,oeatlier, north,cester'y
D., r.Sing barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
Arrest Of oIlinenf VI erc hanfs
for Alleged Smuggling.

PHuADELfHIA, Feb. 10-Members OF
the firm of Peter j. Wright 81 Son, the
largest shipping concernin Philadelphia,
agents for the American line steamship
between Philadelphia and Liverpool, and
the Red Star line between Philadelphia
and Antwerp, also agents of Sir Hugh
Allan and the Allan steamship line, have
been arrested on a charge of smuggling
to the amount of 500, 900.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
Fall Of "a schuyIkiII Bridge

About 7 o'clock yesterday morning
one of the arches of the bridge over the
Schuy kill river at South street, Phila-
delphia, fell in, carrying with it nine
other arches aud completely wrecking
three hundred feet of The bridge. The
portion which gave way rested upon
piles in marsh on the western bank VI
the river, and this pi'ing has been grad
ually sinking in the mud. A large
number of workmen wers engaged in
snoring the defective arch at the time OF
the accident, but they were warned In
time and all escaped uninjured. The
bridge was built OF iron and granite,
and cost originally SS00,00O. The loss
by the accident will be about 800, 1000.
The occurrence created much excite>
ment.
Excitement on Fourth Street
Yesterday afternoon quite an excite
ment, was created on Fourth stree be-
tween Poplar and Lombard streets. For
some time past tw Ipen named Morris
Heck aud John Sewell, have been on a
drunk, and creating considerable troub le
in different parts of the city. Yesterday
officer Lee came up with them on the
stl Get mentioned above and placed them
under arrest. They resisted him for
some time, and in doing so, tore his
clothing. Finding that he was unable
to take both of them he despatched a
boy to the police Office for help which
was quickly answered and the belliger-
ents " ere lodged in the cells.
This morning they were given hear
ing before the Mayor and were required
to pay $40 and costs.
Miss Thursby's Concert.
At the Grand Opera House, this even
ing, Miss Emma G.. Thursby, the greatest
of American vocalists, will APPEAR in a
programme OF rare and excellent arrange
ment. Speaking of Miss Thursby the
New York sLn says:
Her training has been admirable, and
shows itself in the ease Of her singing,
which is free from the respiration which
so many vocalists exhibit; the precision
with which she takes her notes, her re-
psse of manner, the facility with which
her bravura passages are sung. and final
ly the faultless exactness of her intona-
tion-though this latter quality of sing
ing u tune is due, after all, rather to ma
ture than to art.
The PantOmime.
The second performance by Frazer's
PanLolnime COmpany,on Saturday after
noon was greeted by an audience OF
about 1900 mostly school children, who
Judging from the frequent peals of laugh
ter, and clapping they thoroughly en-
loved it. In the evening, there were
fIour hundred persons present.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

Experience has proven that the best
remedy for collie, diarrhea,t teething and
other troubles of infancy 10 DR.. Bulls
baby syrup. Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

IyERAL VESSELS have unfortunately
driven ashore at various points on
coast during the past forty eight
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL SALE
French BronzeS and
Fancy Wood
e. LEATHER GOODS,
BY order of
G. WORRELL.

On THURSDAY EVENING FEB l4th.
Goods on Exhibition Thursday afternoon.)
At the Opera Auction House, sl4 Market
street. Mr.. Worrell requests us to say
that this sale comprises the entire balance
of his stock of these goods, and contains
many beautiful sets aud single pieces, all
his ewn importation. Sale without re-
serve.
MERRICK q DRAKE,
febl1-3t Auctioneers.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
- of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia, December Slst,
1877:
Assets Jan. 1st, 1877, at cost, $685., ,S67 80
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received S1 ,179,79l %
Interest d rents " 378,si6 10 1,55s, ,4O6 IS
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

NJ Office The 5th annul meeting OF the
IN stockholders of Germania Building
and Loaa Association, No. 2, will be held
Wednesday, the 18th instant at p. m.
submitted and an election held for officers
for the ensuing year.
NJ. l.. LICHTENsTEIN,
feb1l-3t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
FuueraI of Charles smith.

The funeral of the late Charles Smith
took place on Saturday afternoon, from
his late residence, No. 921 Shipley street,
and was largely attended. The BODY
was escorted TO the grave by over one
hundred members of Lafayette Lodge,
No. IA, A. +. IL A. NJ, of which the de-
ceased was member. AT the grave the
beautiful burr Il services of the Masonic
Weod, W. M, and Rev. Z. NJ. Pegg, o
Scott NJ. L. Church.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
COrOner's Inquest.

The Coroner held an inquest on Sat
urday over the body of Priscilla N omis
colored, aged about 56 years. The jury
returned a verdict OF death from heart
disease.
On Saturday evening the coroner held
an inquest over the body of james
Fisher, colored man aged about oO
years. He lived in tenement house on
the farm of Ex-Sheritf Cannon, near
Christiana. The jury rendered verdict
of death from natural causes.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
DISRuRSEMENT.

DISBURSEMENT.
Losses and endOw-
ments paid. ...........
Surplus allowed to re-
duce premiums.
Surrendered and can
celled policies, &c.
Reinsurance to other
Companies, &c.
Com m issions, salaries
agency, expences, d {
Taxes, licenses, print
ing, advertising, &c.
Assets at cost Jan. l , ,ls
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
DisorderIy Conduct.

On Saturday evening, John McNabe
and Joseph Mclaughlin, two boys, en-
gagged in quarrel at the corner OF
Seventh and Market streets. They were
the Mayor, were required to pay SS and
costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

O. u
s7s, ,4o7 50
go 1853 20
2oe,N7 So
1921 70
} lN.s42 rs
100, ,55i "a LOT I'll Is
Is $6,U63 ,503 %
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11
Assets at market value
oo NINA
Total assets at market value
RTIITI II q

Losses reported, but
not due. /.
Reserve required at 4
per cent. t..............5,26 ., ,26
Unpaid diviednds, ac-
cnmulations, sc. 81
Surplus 4 per cent basis
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

The warm, clear and cloudy weathe
which prevailed on Saturday, was follow
ed by rain and cloudiness yesterday, bu
with about the same temperature. Thi
morning however the weather was quit
cold with oininous looking snow cloud
covering the sky from which frequen
spits of snow were observed to fall.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-11

The Edgemoor Iron Company, hav
ing Just completed at their works neal
this city large contrsct for the Ele
waited Railway Company, Of New
York, have received another large
contract from the same company, on
which they are working day and
night.