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=, s,,rs- We accept the re-
N a. Republican that it "ha' no
r..,.,,ver" that "the GAZETTE
n scOme involved in a libel suit"
Ic,ur1E Is in no fear OF such a
|, Nom anything that 1t has pub
Nm ,.c,rd 10 Mr.. Rile. 1t seems TO
[..one ef.,hlonable to resort to libel
Rnl these SUITS have be n re-
I ,,b contempt aud indignation
|p.a people, and have been very
Delaware courts. And 1t Is as
xs that newspapers, that hereto
M, held such suits to be . "small
b suinsss," should have resorted 10
l ysv,pspers that provoke attacks
sss d people should be the last To
sp,hi, mode Of redress when re-
Ix,blov from unpracticed writers
Mn may think rather harder than
rm tia. produced the retaliation.
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Provided For.

On the occasion of the Grant reception
in Philadelphia, the works Of John
Roach g. Sons, of Chester, will be closed
In order to allow the employees to partl.
oipate in the ceremonies.
Mr.. John Roach has chartered SUI
ficient number Of cars to transport the
employees free Of charge. 1t IL stated
that two thousand men from his works
will bs in the line of march.
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TanderbiIt's Great Sale o
Stocks. s

Wall street wiseacres claim that vAn-
derbilt did neat stroke Of business
when he got rid of his $25, ,000, 900 In New
York Central bonds. They hint thet
while the stock paid 8.per cent. dividends
the amount SO paid BY no means repre-
sented the actual profits Of the road.
They said that the management was
cent. dividends were paid to outside
stock holders, the Vanderbilt family drew
no dividends upon their 650,000 shares.
The stock in this way was kept at q high
premium, and Mr.. Vanderbilt sold out
accordingly. 10 iii ..
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NRAHD OPERA HOUSE.
1Nesdav Night, Dec. 9th.
COME AND LAUGH
The American Star Comiqus, ,'a'
Mr.. GUS. WILLIAMS,

In his Hilarious and very Successful
Comedy,
OUR GERMAN SENATOR
OUR GERMAN SENATORt
OUR GERMAN SONATORt
A Humorous Everyday Satire upon the
Possibilities of Political life =
CROWDED WITH FUN AND LAUGHTER
CROWDED WITH FUN AND LAUGHTER
CROWDED WITH FUN AND LAUoRTBR
TIE MKRRIESr OF THE MERRY sTAR89
AN ENTIRELY NEW CoMPANYf f
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMHDY{
''Mr. Williams talent Is Of . peculiar
kind, he Is an lncontestable master OF the
art OF making people laugh. The support
in Our German Senator is far more fhan
ood."-Boston Traveller.
Supported by company of Rare Merit.
under the management of Mr., John Rick .
aby. Admission, IS and 50 cents, reserv cd
sssts, 10 cents. for sale at c. f. Thomas lG
Co.. commencing Saturday morning.
dec4- :.
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,a,al Election In Cam-
=, s..' sau',n ON tuesday, Father o'Hr,sn
.~| T. .,Ir.,, was elected a mem oe'
'n' p'" .ommIttes by . huge ma
fhoV' N, distinct ground that ne
'p'a .'e of the free public school
s,'','' .ss , y nsid opponent Of the
''s ,S,,hsr Scully, the priest VINO
~ ,ns recent rumpus on the
Al .pps.lin behalf Of ,.a',,..s% r.shs,
~ ,,s.. the city, headed by . the Rev,
,sa, s.,SoIy, the preacher to Harvard
-n,y.
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Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup is IN,
oniv thing that mothers can rely upon fei
their children. IL cOrrects acidity OF tht
stomach. cures wind collie, res kulates th'
bowels and gives rest. health and cemfort,
10 mother and child. During the process
Sf teeihipp its value Is incalculable. II
softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
aud aIlays ali pain, thereby giving rest 10
fhe child and ntOrt TO the mother:-
Fwenty-tv cents a bottle. marlo-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04

I'M nt
pai,sS S,e,ahd u, (Oo Taxpayers have
sadps -, 's1 a! league for tie purpose OF
|sAn i,"n nallon to the lowest limit. 1t
Ss.n" "tm On their statements that there
@N3o0o Soa some time afa'ling off of
|tnnr, !, ~ year in the valuation
spsu,s. ~ ", Uaio and a steady increase
N hs d.e ihe area of cultivating
|easIhs l,s, lusereased re 22O, 600, acr es
sRy,n n,os sA years. The Cleveland
Stou bv pvpose pnpe 10 get relief from
|HpWu:'rsaa rsala,rging the amount of tax
|l@ n,y. naSyo., They propose to have the
snly, aI.o O0, shop. In Ohio taxed
sNss.' .sS assti, the hopitals, monss.sriss. erica
'' buildings, and churches
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Chief EnOinSef.,

Under the new ordinance that was
passed over year ago, the election for
Chief Engineer of Water Department
will take place at the last meeting night
of City council in December. 1t former
ly occurred the first meeting in October.
At the present time there appears to be
no opposition to the reelection Of the
pres. n. incumbent, II. b. Mclnti e.
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s.ssily As1sltts. !.

a.o or BArAnD's k.so-
'.,'sr . Correspondent 'sys ;-ssns-
dl '''I .sout the meaning ias Of bis
sui',, ',,,',Say: 'DJs 81 do not desire i,
ss' Of ',,on, 'v between gresnbacks
,a.' w. a.t,''u bank currency, or do s not
'I'a'. .'.,ss s.e questions Of the volume
,'.,sas, ass'ue which the sovernmsn. government
'.''s|as rss object Of this resolution u,
w., ~, put put i. beyond tie power s.,,,a o,
r''' ,mo,rt q lgal-'ender value
currency"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04

"OUIpA's "name is Rosa de Ia Rama
and she is the daughter of a Frenchman.
More information than this the most
interchangeable interviewer has not been
able to get from the author. She lives in
a lovely villa two miles from Florence,
where she is surrounded by books, ,pictu-
res. and, what she prizes more than both
of these, dogs. She has burying-groud
on her place for her dogs, where they are
laid away with tender ness that is not
always bestowed on the human race.
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Death of q Respectable Citizen

Isaac N. Chambers, a respected citizen
of this county who was recently attacked
with paralysis while returning to bis
home from visit to this city, died at his
residence, near Newark, on November
9th, in the list year OF his age. he was
an upright citizen Of sound integrity,
and his death is a matter of sincere regret
among his many friends.
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This Mornings Police Cases

Washington Alexander was the first
prisoner at DO lice court this morning on
a charge of being drunk and disosderly
Officer Farraday testified that he had
arrested the man at Fifth and Orange
streets, last night, for cursins at parties
who had annoyed him. Que dollar and
CO was imposed.
Eliza Wilson, a negro woman, had
been arrested by officer Robinson last
night, at the instance of her husband, fol
being drunk. The usual penalty was
inDosed,
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Iuvifed to the Boom.

The two military organizations Of this
CITY have been invited, through Major
Macallister, to attend the great Grant
reception, in Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
the 10 h instant. The invitation has
been accepted, and the companies will
attend, provided they can procure free
TRANSFORMATION.
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Am easements.
KATE THAYRR's CONCERT.

Tomorrow evening Miss Kate Thay-
or will appear for the first time in his
city, in a grand concert. The mem bers
of her company have been selected for
their well known abilities as concert
singers. Miss Thayer should be greeted
with large audience.
"oUR GERMAN SENATOR"
On Tuesday evening next, Gus Will
llams, the dutch comedian will appear
in the amusing comedy Of "Our German
Senator"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04
HenyU Builders.

Lancaster, Pa, people are very PROUD
of their boss contractor, John A. Boring,
who has erected thirty-four DIVE dwsiHpgs WlIs
during the past two years. Some W,at ~ II,
mlneton contractors frequently erect tn~'
number inside OF one year.
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Danger Signals.

lu ,nlhsD, mon have died within the
m weeks OF Bright's disease, and
h more will soon die Of the same
taMroyer because they do not take
sw, safe Kidney and Liver Cure. the
,nn remedy for this and other kid
IN. liver diseases. deo4-2w.
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OHERIFF.S SALE,

CHERIFFS SALE.
y By virtue of an order of the Superior
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, to me directed will be
exposed to public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s,ss g..
No. Sal Shipley street, kept by John ].
Dougherty, in the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF Dscenbsr,
1879 at 2 o'clock p. m.
The following described Stock, yis:
Twenty five shares OF the capital stock
Of the Masonic dall Company, In the city
Of Wilmington, Del.
Seized and taken in execution a. the
property OF James McLanan and to be
sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
6herif-s Office, New Castle, .December4. I.
1879 dec4- -eodts,
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DIED.

HOCHKEPPEL-On the 4th inst, after Q
lingering illness of 0 months, Mrs. TIL
lie +. Hochkeppel. IN the 2lst year Of her
age.
Funeral will take Place on Saturday
morning at 8 O'clock, to proceed from the
residence, III Tatnall. to the old Catholic
cemetery.
CHAMBERS-Near Newark, Del. Ion Nov.
Nth, 1879, Isaac N. Chambers, in the 7lst
year of his age.
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To the Public !
The undersigned having large as
ROrtmeut of
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE

FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
VIII offer to the citizens of Wilmington,
Inducements heretofore not offered by
any dealer in the same line OF goods. I
will sell parlor & bedroom suits at prices
Is per cent. lower than manufacturers
prices and all other kinds Of furniture at
rates equally low. l am determined to
sell those goods and persons desiring bar
gains will find it to their advantage 70
give me a call, before purchasing else
where. I, M. OGLE, 6U9 Market st..
Auctioneer.
secondhand furniture bought and sold.
dec2-lm,
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Lansp f'Ost Broken:

Last evening, about six o'clock,a large
hay wagon, the driver of which Is un-
known, ran into the lamp post at the
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets,
and broke it of TO the pavement. As the
post cont aimed U. 5. Mail box it will
probably be repaired to-day.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04

N bOOi curiliug story comes up
.Lssisl,ua that the colored people
hmp voting the Democratic ticket
!, nl .here is no returning board TO
kssu, tho votes. II Is not easy to see
kA,odl South is to be- broken mp u
sss u things IS going to continue
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The Youths Missionary Meet
ina.

The annual meeting of the Sunday
schools attached to the several Episco-
pal churches of our city, will be held in
st. Andrews church, at O'Clock, on
the children are cordially invited to At
tend.
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Personal.

knus y 'S.own, who has been suffering
|ss.sbNt tne i past with rheumatism, IS
Asout Improved and Is now able to
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04

Ifyou want to feel we'll and lively, use
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. All druggists
keep them. Price rs cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04
Death OF MRS. Hochk eppeI.

Mrs. Tillie p. Hockeppel, wife of
Prof. p. W. Hockeppei, died this morn
ing about 7 O'Clock, after lingering ill
ness of consumption. Previous to her
death the rights Of the church were ad-
ministered to her.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-04

Nh brget th 4 James b Webb's open
ra .ars place Tuesday. Dscember
! hsr, body 10 invited.
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WiU TrausDOrt Them Free.

The P. W. & b. r. X: company VIII
transport free OF chare ~ the soIuiery
Grant reception In Philadelphia, on the
18th inst, In body.
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Left For NesO York.

The handsome steam ferry boat, Rock
a,oav, built by the Harlan & HoliinRs-
worth Co., left to,day for New York:
The boat is one of the finest of the
kind that has ever been built In this
city.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOR sALE.-The lot on West Sixth
u street, adjoining St. Peters Female
School, 80 IT. front, l55 #. deep, with brick
stable In the rear. Apply to
dec3-tE s. N. PUSEY, 602 West st.
CTRAYED Game to the premises of
- the subscriber, Nov. IL, red steer.
with q white face. The owner can have
charges for keeping and paying for this
advertisement. SMITH HEWITT, -
Near Newport,
dec4-3t. Christiana Hid.
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travelling 1. Extr.-H...raou.

If the tourist is unprovided with some medicinal
resource. Changes Of temperature. food and
water Of an unaccustomed or unwholesome
quality, and a route that lies in the tropics or
other regions swhere malariaSexists are 'each
and all fraught with danger to one who has been
improvident enough to neglect a remedial safe
guard. The concurrent testimony Of many
U0ydgeurs by land and sea establishes the fact
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters enables those
who use it to encounter hazards of the nature
referred to with impunity and that as medi-
cine adapted to sudden and unexpected exigen-
cies, it is peculiarly valuable. Disorders of the
liver, the bowels and the stomach. fever and
ague, rheumatism and nervous ailments, brought
on by exposure. are among the maladies to
which emigrants, travellers and new settlers are
most subject. These and others yield to the ac-
tion of the Bitters promptly and complely.
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WASHINGTON.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Washington. May l7.-Four per cent Ger.
titicates sold, S774,9S
FURTHER TREATIES WITH MEXICO.
Washington, May 1.-THE house com.
mittee on foreign affairs has authorized Will
Son 10 report favorably his joint resolution
providing for further treaty negotiations
with Mexico.
WELL ARRANGED.
Washington, May 17.-General Sherman
says that military affairs were never SO well
arranged in the west us now. and General
sSheridan has reduced everything to admira.
bls and effective system.
CORRECTION.
Capt. Lincoln Of the tenth infantry, not
Capt. Lawton of the fourth cavaly, ahot the
soldier of the 22d infantry At Fort Griffin,
Texas, for mutiny.
ARREARS OF PENSIONS.
Washington, May l7.-In response to q
letter addressed by Secretary Schurz inquir-
ing what amount of funds can be made
available monthly for the payment of ar
rears due upon pensions allowed prior to
January 25th, 1879, the secretary of the
treasury states that including the amount
already paid $2.50O,000 will be available
prior to July frst and two million dollars
monthly thereafter. At this rate nearly the
whole ofthe next 6scal year will be requiredt 10
complete the payment Of these arrears. The
committee Of pensions, in view of this, has
issued circular letter to applicants for
arrears saying that comparatively small
number Of cases only can be adjusted month
ly, and therefore some delay may occur in
the settlement of claims but settlements
will be made in such order as to distribute
the payments equitably among the several
pension agencies as near as may be.
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The Legislative Appropriation
Bill! in the Senate To-day.
Two Million Dollars per Month to be
Devoted to the Payment Of
Pension Arrears.
General Sherman Reports A Well Ar
ranged Condition Of the Militia.
ry In the West.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, May 1.-THE legislative
bill was resumed.
Mr.. VOORHEES, offered an amendment ap-
propriating five thousand dollars for the
purchase Of works of art
The amendment recommended by the
committee on finance, sppropriating twenty
thousand dollars for the diplomatic and
consular service, to be expended at the dis
cretion of the president. was agreed to. The
reason for this amendment is that there is
now movement in Europe with view to
arrange for a bimetallic standard, and it
might be thought advisable to send repre-
sentatives thi.her to take part in the pro-
ceedings.
HOUSE.
Washington, May 7.-Mr. Mclean con-
cluded his argument on the bill to amend
the law relating to the transfer of state cases
to the federal courts.
Mr.. Wner opposed it, and it went over
until Tuesday.
Consideration was resumed of the bill 10
amend the statutes relating to gold and sill.
yer coinage, the question being on the third
section OF the amendments thereto. The
first amendment was Bedford's tonferrine
the privilege Of free coinage to silver mined
in the United States,
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THE TURKIsH LQ

Constantinople, May 1.-THE porte has
discontinued negotiations with the Ottoman
bank for q loan Of 10000, 900 pounds, and
intends resuming project for the uniication
of the general debt under the auspices Of
the French syndicate.
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MILWAUKEE,.
DAKOTA REPORTS.
VOLUME ONE.

Rmb sdy iag ali cascs arxacA and Do
ssrmined before the Supreme Court OF
Dak osa, from the oEgani1asloD OF sAe
Territory ap 90 and including the De.
cembeF term, 1877. Repsrsea ~ Hen.
Granville q. Bennett, late asooeIose
Jasslce suPremc coars or DakosaS $50
psges. Price, posspslA, $500. Seat %
any sAasess On recclps Of price.
AAAsess
DoWEN 4 klN0sDUaY,
Ya0keo0s Oa9eeA'
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sY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, May II.
Money! per cent.
Goverments-Firm
Bank statement-Reserve decrease, S..
1895.
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FIRES.
AT xoxrAoxE, Mlcm.

Detroit, May, IA fire as Montague,
Mich, last night dea,royed the Montague
curtain roller and handIs factory, dry kiln
and warehouse, barn allied with machine.
-. snda lasss quantity Of lunbes, al owned
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A QUESTION OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.


here to-day.
AQUEsTloN OF RELIGIOUS L1BERTY.
Detroit. May 1.-THE committe appoint
ed by the legislature to investigate the case
of the expulsion of Catholic pupils from
the Flint asylum for deaf, dumb aud blind,
concluded Its labors last evening. The con.
cluding arguments Of counsel will be heard
at Lansing next Friday. The trustees of
the institution passed a resolution re-instat-
ing the expelled pupils, allowing them all
their religious behalf. The expulsion was
fn consequence Of the refusal OF the Catho.
lie pupils to participate in the commence
ment exercises at the institute in which
they would be required to join in singing
this English translation OF the Moseart
Mass, the action of the pupils being in &C.
cordance with the advice OF the Rev. Rob-
ert w. Haine, Catholic priest of Flint par.
ism.
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,
Saratoga, May 1.-THE Presbyterian as
sembly to-day referred TO committee /;
memorial deprecating the running of train.
and steamers on the Sabbath, and author
lied Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of Peoria, D. J
Burrill, of Iowa, and Rev. DR.. w. Calkins
of Buffalo, to select the next place for the
meeting Of the general assembly. The re.
port on ministerial relief showed very
favorable condition of affairs, but it va,
stated that more money was desired The
committee on reduced representation is a,
follows: Central Illinois, VIM. w. Farms
Newton B. Love; northern Illinois, Rober
w. Patterson, Henry L. Mitchell southern
Illinois, Jas. w. Starks, Lewis B. Parsons
Northern Iowa, Jno. T. Cowden southern
Iowa, Willis G. Craig and Expenetus H.
Sesra; Nebraska, Geo. L. Little and Sam
uel p. Davidson.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A GRAVE ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP.
Easton, Pa, May 17..-John and Robert
Boas, miners, we're buried one hundred
feet deep by the cavlng of mine this morn.
ing.
sHOT HIMSELF.
Buffalo, May 17-Geo. w. Bonney, for.
merly proprietor of the United States hotel,
probably fatally shot himself Yesterday.
SENTENCED.
Belvidere, N. J. May l7.-Ex-State Sen
ator J. B. Cornish, convicted Of conspiracy
to defraud the county of ten Thousand dollars,
and j. H. Sweeney, ex-chief of police oi
Phillipsburg, convicted of raising county
bill, we're each sentenced one year IN the
state prison.
MURDER IN A CEMErRY.
Cincinnati, May 17.-The body of an un-
known man was found in Spring Grove
cemetry this morning with his head crush.
ed. By the side of the body were found q
large club and a large stone covered with
blood and brains. No clue to the murderer
has yet been gained. No one recognized
the dead man. When the body was strip
ped the letters G. w. were found written
on the right arm.
KILLED By LIGHTNING.
Cincinnati. May l7.--During the progress
nf thunder storm, Thursday evening at
Fredericksburg, Ind.. Samuel Darill and
James Mourning, two young men who had
been working in a tleld and had taken re.
fuge under large sycamore tree. were
struck by lightning and instantly killed
Mourning was Knocked into the river, and
Darill was found sitting up against . tree
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NEW YORK MARKET.

ltS,OtO.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May II.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; 3@2c lower !;
No. 2, red, for June, sl.15s@i.I6c.
RYE-Dull.
CoRN-Quiet unchanged; (; 44@45a.
BARLEY-Dull.
OA1s-Firm; unchanged; mixed western,
34@35}c.
PoRK-Dull; 1o.12}.
LARD-Easier; 8.35.
WHBKY-Unchaneed.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May II.
WHEAT-Weak and lower; 97c bid for
cash; CSC for June; 964c for July.
CoRN-Steady; 35cs for cash 35ac for
June; 363c for July.
OATs-Weak 2Sc. for cash; 27ac for
June 27Ac for July.
RYE-51f.
BARLEY-64c.
PoRK-Stronger; go for cash $50 bid
for July.
LARD-Weak and lower; 6.l5 for ca.h I;
6.2O bid for July.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, May II.
WHEAT-lf@2!c lower; hard, $10O No.
/, 97c; No. 2, 95fc for cash; 96ac for June
and July; No. 8, 80; No. 4, 7ac.
CoRN-35c.
OArs-28c.
RYE-50c.
BARLEY SOC.
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by aock company; also the boarding
house owned by d. s. Oven. Los on the
factory and other buildings Of the company,
$40, 600; insured for $4,000.
AT LEsEUR, MINI.
St. Paul, Minn., May l7.-Four buildings
in the business part of the town Leseur
burned last night, and the destruction Of the
whole street was only saved by great exer-
tions.
AT HAZLETON, PA.
Hsz'eton, Pa. May 1.-THE double
breaker and saw mill owned by Psrdee &
Co, burned. Loss, t25, 600; insurance,
$4,000.
A SAW MILL.
Cincinnati, May 1.-THE loss by the
burning Of q saw mill at Newport, Ky,
last night was $4,000. Insured.
IN CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, May IA fire at Chico
last night destroyed two blocks in the bus
iDess portion of the town. No details al
vet.
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FOREIGN.
sPoRTING.

London, May l7.-Betting on the Derby
is SO to against Lorillard's Uncas. Char
iber is the favorite at 9 to 2. Elf King is
placed last at 500 to l.
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AT HAzLEToN, PA
TELEcRAPH'c eREvlTles.
Y. NJ. O. A.

Baltomore, May IA conference Of the
general secretaries of the Young Mems
Christian Association of America was held
here TO-DAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-06
ELECTORES I
De AguadiIIa, Isabella y Quehradi!Ias.

Uno de los deberes M is sagrados de
los hombres hourados es la glatitud, =
este debar me impulsa hoy 4 dirigir una
supIica q los electores de este distrito.
S. me ha signi6eado por muchos de
mis- numerosos amigos el pr6posito de
presentarme como candidate en- las
pr6ximas elecciones para Diputado pro-
viuc;al Demas esta el decir que agra
deco con indecible placer esta inequi-
voca prueba de carinoso afecto, pero
encontrandose alterada mi salud, como
de todos es sabido, teniendo 4 Ia vez
necesidad de atender los cuantiosos
int4reses q mi cuidado encomendados,
me veo en- la imposibilidad de aceptar
tan distinguido cargo, y ruego q mis-
amigos desistan de- su proposito, en- la
frme conviction de que grabar6 eterna-
mente en- mi alma la honra que les he
merecido.
Aguadilla % de Mario de 1876.
Francisco julia.