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PettU Persecuti0ss

No meaner instance of petty persecu-
tt'n has lately come to light than the
attemp: OF certain Republicans to have
Police Sergeant DoIan INDICTED for "A
violation OF the law prohibiting police
men to go within thirty feet of the polls
on election day, except for the purpose
of depositing their ballots or quellng
disturbances. On the day Of the cit,
election. In September las', Sergeant
Dolan started out for look around the
Tenth Ward pella. Before he got IN sight
of the polls he heard the noise OF an an
cry contention, and burryinR up he
found an excited crowd around the
window, angrily quarreling over dis
puted vote. Going up to the window,
Sergeant Dolan T, ,quested the Inspector
to either accept or rejec' the vote, and
stop the contention. The Inspector coin
phed by placing the ballot in the box,
and after waiting two or three minutes
until quiet was restored, Sergeant Dolan
walked away A nj yet some sour-mind-
ed, vindictive Republicans construed
this into violation of law, and spite
fully put him to the trouble and expense
of trial at Court. 1t 3 to Sergeant Do
lan's credit that the jury before which
his case was tried contained five Re.
publicans, and yet verdict Of acquittal
was unanimously reached without any
dissenting views; the jury merely retir-
ing few minutes out of formally.
There IS another spiteful charge of
ths same character against Sergeant
Dolsn, because he went up TO the First
Ward polls and procured ticket for an
old voter who could not read, and re-
qrested the Off ser to ge. hun his ballot.
II is likely that this case will also result
in a verdict of acquittal.
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Loan Associations.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CITY BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CITY BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
The stockholders of the City Building
and Loan Association, held their seventh
annual meeting last evening, and elect
ed the follow ing officers:
President-E. X. Crawford.
Vice PIesident-Chas. w. Talley.
Secre ary-J. Z. Pierce.
Tressurer-John X, Mari.
Directors-E. II. Gregg, n. Leiber-
man, Robert Anthony, John N. Hates,
Joseph A. Bond, Allen Ruth, Isaac
Murray, Geo. II. MARBLE, d. II. Kent.
Audi ors-J. A. Bond, d. Ii. Kent,
Allen Ruth.
The report of the Secretary shows tha,
there had been paid in during the year
from all sources $39, ,457 "a, with bal
ance from last year Of 81, ,292 80, making
total Of $40, $50 S3. During the same
time there had been paid out for loans,
ETC., $4,000 05, leaving balance in
bank of $3.50 78. The present value OF
each share is as follows: Firstsseries,
Sl4S 10; second, S110 80; third, $92 10;
fourth, 500 So; fifth, $40 93, sixth, $31 IL;
seventh, $l3 80.
The highest premium paid during the
year was II per cent, and the lowest,
per cent. Average, 10 81 per cent.
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slipped Into Boiling Water.
THE PAINFUL ACcIDEaF That HEFELL
AN EMPLOYEE OF w. Y WARMER.

l
THE PAINFUL ACcIDEHF THAT REFELL
AN EMPLOYEE OF W. Y wARNER.
Yesterday morning, shortly after II
o'clock, a serious -scalding accident oc-
CURED at the morocco factory Of William
Y. Warner, corLer Of Maryland avenue
and Beech street, the victim being Ed
ward j. Dougherty, who resides at $40
Orange street. The unfortunate young
man had charge of the vat wherein they
bail logwood for dyeing purposes. While
engaged at work near the vat, he by
some means slipped into it. Luck
Ily he kept bis head above the boiling
fluid, and this action in all probabili'y y
saved his life. HIS heart-rending
screams attracted the attention of Mr..
Biest, who with the assistance of some
fellow-workmen rescued Mr.. Dougherty
as quickly as possible from his perilous
position. He was removed TO the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. Forsyth, near the fac
tory, and DR.. Kane was Immediately
summoned and is doing all in his power
10 alleviate the sufierings of the unfor-
tunate man. At first II was thought that
his injuries would prove fatal, but yes
terday afternoon he took q change which
the physician thinks is for the best This
morning, however, he was not SO easy.
No one except those In attendance are
allowed to see him. He may possibly
recover as he has a very strong constitu-
tion.
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BAD FOR THE WARNER SILVER
BILL.

WASHINGTON, d. O., February g.
The Senate Finance Committee this
morning decided to report adversely
on the House bill relative to coinage
and coin and bullion certificates, com
monty known as the Warner silver bill.
The vote in the committee was as fol-
lows: In favor of the bill-Senators
Voorhees, and Beck; against it-Senators
Bayard, Herman, Morrill,, Ferry aud AL
lisOn. Administrations Wallace and
Jones, of Nevada.
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The Great Storm.
GREAT DAMAGE TO VESSELS AND 9TH
ER PRoPERTY--Loss OF LIFE.

GREAT DAMAGE TO VESSELS AND 9TH
EB PRoPERTY--Loss OF LIFE.
Reports come from all parts Of the As
aDtic coast of the severity of the storm
which swept over this city Monday night
In its destructive journey. At High
lands, N. j., the brig Castalia, from Gal
weston, went ashore yesterday and broke
10 pieces; cargo, cotton, was secured.
Lone BRANCH, N. j., Feb. "a
fearful storm Of snow and wind has
been raging here since one o'clock this
morning, and the gale has been increas-
ing In violence ever since daylight. The
gale is from east northeast. A portion Of
the roof and nearly 100 feet of the piazza
OF the United States Hotel have been
blown off.
The schooner e G. Babcock, from Vir-
ginia, loaded with pine wood, consigned
to New York, came ashore two miles
north OF here, near Station No. 4, this
morning. The captain, his wife and
Two children, and four seamep, all on
board, were safely landed on the beach
by the crew of Life Saving Station No.4,
by means Of the breeches.
The schooner Light Boat, of Rockland,
Me-, from Norfolk, bound to New York
with cargo of corn, also came ashore
this morning. The crew of FIVE men
were saved by the crew of Life Saving
Station No. 8. ftI 1859
The roof of the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot at Msnasquan, N. j., was blown
away last night by a gale, together with
tae wind-wheel Of the company's reser-
voir. The loss will exceed $1,000.
ATLANTIcvILLE, N. j., Feb. 3.-The
brig Augustine, from Havana to New
York, with cargo of cedar wood, came
ashore here at 1890 this morning. The
crew, all Italians, and eight In number,
were rescued by the Life Savers of Sta
tion No. 4. Capt. Antonio Andez, see
Ing that his vessel was wrecked, shot
himself through the head. He was taken
ashore, but will probably die before
morning. The vessel and cargo will
prove total loss. q iu
WAsHIEGToN. February 3.-The Sig
nal Ofice has received the following:
Smithville, N. CA three-masted
schooner, name unknown, went ashore
early this morning on BaIdhead Beach.
Steamtug tug Teeumseh was mott tiedand
started out to her assistance. The tug
has just ret lrned, and reports the vessel
30 high up on the beach that she could
not get near her. The vessel appears to
be deserted.
The Signal Corps Station at Lewes,
Del, reports tn the Chief Signal Officer
as follows: ga dismasted brig came
ashore last night on the BroadkiIn bar.
Wreckers went on board this morning
and found no one on board. The vessel
is full OF water. The three first letters of
her name are 'Cho.' Wreckers think she
has a cargo from Mediterranean port.
The crew Is supposed to have been lost,
as pieces of her boat are strewn along
| the beach,"
NEW YORK, February "a grain ele-
vatOr was capsized in the North River
to-day by the high wind. Sixteen men
were on board, but all were saved by q
steam tug. The top of the elevator
| sank.
A large lime shed. owned by William
n. Brown, At the foot of East Ninety
sixth strest, was set on fire to-day by
the high tide, which swept over severa
large heaps of lime. About 5000 bun
dies of laths were destroyed, involving o
loss of $4,000.
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Coi.aress.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, MIR. Bayard, from the Committee
on Finance, reported adversely the War
neI Dill. 1t was placed on the calendar.
1.-The vote in Committee on the bill
stood: In favor Senators VOORHEES, and
Beck; against, Senators Bayard, Herman,
Morrill,, Ferry and Allison. Senators
Wallace, of Pennsylvania, and Jones, of
Nevada, were ABSENT A bill granting
right Of way to the Cheyenne, Black
Hills and Montana Railroad and Tele-
graph Company was discussed, and re-
committed. After action in respect to
The memory of the late Representative
Clark, of Iowa, the Senate adjourned. n
In the House, on motion of Mr.. frost,
OF Missouri, the privileges of the floor
were granted to Messrs, Parnell and
Dillon. Mr.. Cox introduced q bill de-
claring forfeited certain lands granted
conditionally to railroads. The bill re-
lating TO service of jurors was passed
The revised rules were considered, pend
ing which the House adjourned.
The House Committee on Elections
will take a vote tomorrow morning on
the majority and minority reports in the
Curtin Y Yocum case. ff
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Raiyrond Chances

On Monday the Pennsylvania Rail-
road assumed control of the PennsyI-
vania K Delaware Railroad, which ex-
tends from PomerOy, Chester county,
Pa, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, to
Delaware City, in this State.
This road, since the 10th of February,
1879, has been operated by the Delaware
Western Railroad Company, of this
city, though the line was unly used be-
tween Newark and Pomeroy. Pre-
vlously the Pennsylvania Company had
operated lhe entire line, but they ceased
during the spring of 1873, after which
the road rem aimed idle until the western
end was operated by the Delaware Wes-
tern. About six months ago the road
was sold under foreclosure, aud was
bought by Dell Noblit. for the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company, for the sum of
100000.
There will be no change In the officia
management of the p. & u. road, until
after the meeting of the Pennsylvania
Railroad directors on the fourth Tuesday
of this month.
Hereafter Delaware Western trains
will run only to Lan1enberg, but there
will be no change In the time table.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04

NE ioiiewed by cries at the hisser O
.tt MIN moufp'I-whether It be any of
.nese, fennsylvanlA should cast Its solid
VOC Ior the Republican nominee"
Mr. VOLTS amendment was adouted
~ vote OF 123 nays to lao yeas, the
0rant men voting nay.
rIeId N arshall Kneass presented the
Ieport or the Committee on OrRaniza
Mon. This mapped out the work Of the
convention for the morrow.
OIL, Inc resolutions were declared carried
was also carried In the same manner.
Ihis fight is only adjourned until
morning." shouted General Koontz,
WINE more-excited Blaine man mount
e.. 81 chair and, shaking his fist At the
ing" 0po'''' u'''"-
Harrisburg, February 3.-The fol-
iowlng IL an abstract Of The resolutions
pmcn VIII probably be adopted by the
n1Puohcan Ne, State Convention, which
MN meet mere tomorrow. They declare
snd snaI ,h Ine resumption Of specie payments
anu tne revived prosperity of the coun-
try are the result of the ffnan cial policy
OF tne country, and protest aeai INST any
cnange 10 or disturbance of that policy,
ana against any tinkering with the tariff
oI currency oppose any attempt to
regulate tarlff duties by commercial
ereaties affirm an indivisible union of
states and the right of every man to be
projected in life, liberty and property |;
denounce fraud and force at elections
caIi Tor pure and free elections, in which
every voter shall be assured In exercis-
Ing ms right to vote congratulate the
people Of Maine on their successful re-
sistance to fraud, and thank the Repub-
mean members of Congress for their re-
astance to State rights and to Demo-
cratic efforts to break down all Coneres-
ballOt-box.
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General NesUs.

There was fight between Uncapap,
and Gros Ventre Indians, in Dakota, OIL
the 28th ult., in which Is men were
killed. The conflict was provoked by I,
cattle raid of the Uncapapas. A genera
outbreak in the Yellowstone region nexl
spring is anticipated,
The Governor of Lower California has
called out the militia and placed the
Province under martial law, ow ing to
the breaking out of revolution.
Frederick Grill, convicted of the mur-
der of bis daughter, was sentenced at
Newtown, n. j., yesterday, to be hanged
on the Sd of April next.
The subcommittee on Bankruptcy Of
the House judiciary Committee will
hear arguments on the bankruptcy ques-
tion next Monday.
The Arbetter Blind, a corporation or
ganized under the State laws in Cincin-
natl by working men, twelve years ago,
made an assignment yesterday for the
benefit of its CT editors. 1t had 400 mem
bers, and its object was the payment of
money to sick members and also funer-
al benefits. Many of the German pop
ulation had invested their earnings In
its bonds.
NJ. Henry Says yacht Henrietta, hav-
ing repaired damages, sailed from Balti-
more yesterday for her voyage along the
Southern coast.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
purchase eleven millions of bonds for
the sinking fund in the usual manner,
the bids to be opened on Wednesday
next.
The Milwaukee county hospital, at
Wauwatosa, Mich. was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. The books heine
burned, the exact number of inmates
could not be known, but is estimated at
90. Thirty were carried out and others
escaped, but some perished in the build
ing. Two bodies have been recovered.
The disaster Is attributed to defective
flue. The loss on the building is $25, 900.
The summer residence of W. B. Pick
man, at Beverly, Mass, was burned yes
tel day. A boy was killed by the falling
of chimney and several firemen were
injured, one so badly that he died in the
afternoon,
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Brief LOcdts.

,osss of drunkenness oeiore ,nrs Nv ~.
wo rhs. ,h,s morning. The ususi penA'y
yo' am .n of lanes Webb e no more q q
he nrw ,he ~ lanes a Webb Printins anu
etOnsay wss killed on the P. W. q b. r.
early % this morning. 49, uo,s.
'"n n.,, audience at the Opera .Idas,s ho1se
smsnl .Ssnips but an excellent per'ofiA
f.. 81. next performancs, is En'h'n'-
ne me- on o Saturday evening
no,v naIuful accident occurred a. w.
wsrSer's YEN morocco factory yestefuay'
,"srs we're number Of sleighs out last
|eD!ng. ,oan Aasocia-
Y he esld Si'ii its seventh annual meeting last
tenlng. .uy.t,,,.n hal,
es Mace on the 2Oth inst, ana In goi"s
he grand affair. n,
\ ~ the entertainment this evening o.
~ nOera W House for the benent Oh tne
sademy OF Visitation.
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DelaiOare Republicans Opposed
to q Third Term.

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Press, writing from this city, says the
Republicans of this State think "Gen.
Grant has had already all the honors that
a man possibly could have, and his de
feat after having been nominated would
be perpetual disgrace upon the Re
publican party. Those whom conversed
with, and think can truthfully say a
majority of the Republicans of this State
are of the opinion hat the final result of
the action Of the Pennsylvania delegs
tion will be that Blaine will secure
enough votes to make him the leading
man."
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
RiUeruiew Cemetery Company

o'o'oW OeHtctcfD COUtpUtU'
The Riyerview Cemetery Company
rustees, at their annual meeting Oh
Monday night, elected John j. Gala
Bher, President, aud d. T. Hawkins,
peeTetary aud Treasurer. The follow
fhg trustees, representatives of tht
Prders of Odd Fellows and Knights OF
Nhla', which own the cemetery, were
Elected.
Odd Fellows-John P. Taylor, Eden
Lodge Thomas q. Doud, Falifax ;
Sullus Guenther, Hermann Thomas
II Eanee, Star Of Bethel.
Knights Of Pythias- VIM. Simmons,
y, Lafayette Lodge, and Jesse NJ. Clair,
ol Morning Star Lodge.
Ihe report Of Secretary Hawkins
enowed that the receip during the year,
lh'ludlng a balance on hand at last re-
pOH OF s47l.7O, amounted TO 81, 130. .45
|ssapenS |sspI@ nd Salures,Sl,5ll.42; present balance,
roiiy lots were sold during the year
making total Of 7sl lots sold TO date
nere are 2,7sS lots remaining unsold
valued % at $50 and $22 each, according T.
|Sl 1880.
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OVER $50, 900.

The receipts of the Water Department
during the month of January amounted
v ere S43, ,8ly O9, the excess in favor OF
last month being S8,68096. Much OF
this excess Is due tothe extra assessment
made by Chief Engineer MeIntire, last
summer, by which addition 4 charges
amounting TO about $1,000 were placed
on the book. During the last three days
Of the month, the receipts amounted to
ubort $40 900
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04

We declare firm. unqualif fed adher-
ence 10 the unwritten law of the Repub-
hc,which wisely and under the sanction
Of the most venerable examples limits
the residential service of any citizen to
two terms, and we, the Republicans OF
Pennsylvania, in recognition OF this
law, are unalterably opposed to the
election to the Presidency OF any person
for third term.-Resolution of Rsputa
lican State Convention, 1856.
found DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to be
most effectual remedy, and feel sure
that most stubborn cough and cold will
yield to its healing uence.--Frauk 8.
Price, New Orleans, Aug. 9. 1875,
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=, liant Is Sl1 ,9l4,os iess
la' na,' W. on January l. II We ooa'o quo
pit was ,S'. ~ rate Of reduction, for nv nve
n, inc ,a,srss,-bsaring a,U, debt has been
The '@'',r %"vr to 81, ,7si. .ess. .soo' but
Pasas ,sOsl az teuder notes, the coin
.. &c 'ns ,'s and the frac,i onal currency
t'h'a's' ,asa ipb !, brings the grand total up ~,
1 p 'au'S, s", sss d soy, with a cash balance o.
4. 1.o o6s in ,he Treasury
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
dNalM1L Election.

The stockholders of the Wilmington
Institute held their ANIMAL election yes
terday, and elected the following off,
GERS
Presideut-Frederick n. Robinson.
Corresponding Secretary-Geo. A. Ell
lott.
Recording Secretary-Mark M. Clea-
YER.
Treasurer-Joseph A. Richardson.
Decentralization M Child, Daniel
w. Taylor, Stansbury j. Wiley, Henry
q. Conrad.
The annual reports Of the officers " Ill
be submitted TO the Board on Tuesday
next.
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Hurled Into EferaitU.

As the New York and Washington
express train north, leaving Ibis city at
2.2l a. M, was approaching Thurlow
station, this morning, the locomotive
struck q man that was crossing the track
lust below the station. The train was
running at rapid speed, and the man
was hurled several feet In the air. He
was ius antly killed. His name or resi-
dence could not be ascertained.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
(APuean.

Messrs. Kennard a Co. advise their Gus
bmers who will need to purchase carpets
by lime soon to do so now. as the mater
$ls which enter into the manufacture OF
ese goods, have In many instances ad-
hnced from 50 to 100 per cent. and manu-
curers will only accept orders to be de-
'gered at value.
Those In want will do we'll TO note
essrs, X. 4 Co.'s suggestions, and act
|pon them az they speak ad visedly.
lanlO. .l7Hg
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Deaths During January.

Duling the month OF January there
7o %e,e i % deaths in Wilmington, against
~ lsst year and 90 in 1878. These 65
wa'a uva.ns were divided among the different
y. %Gus lr1 as follows: First ward, 8; Second,
{! S, Slnlrd, b; Fourth, 4; Fifth, o; SIKH,
q seventh, o; Eighth, 7;Ninth, 4; Tenth,
H. IT, % were born in the United States, d
~ >" .i Ireland and l in Germany; so were
n". ales and 80 females. OF the whole
nunoer uoaar OF deaths seventeen were from
tUn tUnsumpl ion, and were Of persons be-
tween thirty and forty wears of ACE.
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y.om . promipent Drug House.

FH. II. WARNER q Co., RocHEsThR, N
L-DRAR sIR:-It is now only three
konths since we received your nrst ship
&ent nj Safe Remedies. We have sold
Eugs in this place tor twenty years, and
a have never sold u proprietary medl'
.De. that gives such universal satisfac
Ion AZ yours, especially your SAFE Kidney
hd LAYER cure, and Safe Diabetes cure.
I've could mention many who have re
&ived great benefit In cases OF Kidney
[|ficulties, Asthma, rheumatism, Dia-
etes, Brights Disease, etc.
. Respectfully yours, BISSON q FOX
Ing S.2weod. Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
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safe OF IletIL hsf,,re

sola l,apltnorrow, (Thursday), there will be
At i ,ho oy order Of the Court of Chancery,
O,,a ne auction rooms of Thomas NJ.
of fT, w. NO. Soo Market street, a portion
q Us wn unclaimed estate OF the late d.
" Wilson, as follows:
Pre,ne. e 'oI on 4lh street, opposite the
lot ign, :, Depot, 1904 feet front; and a
fron. % a. the foot Of 9th street, with water
will h. lnese are fine properties and
yan.p,. W Sold on favorable terms and are
'"u"Oie Tor business purposes.
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Importan o Mothers.

Mrs, winslow's Soothing syrup is th'
lnly Thing thai m others can rely upon foi
her children. IL corrects acidity OF th'
H1uach. cures wind collie, regulates th,
'Vwels and gives rest, health a. comfort
p mother and child. During tne process
teethlng It's value is inealculable. l.
0ftens The gums, reduces Inflammation
.ad allays all pain, hereby giving rest Il
pc child and comfort 10 the mother
Twenty-Five cents hottie. marlb-iyeOd
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Temperance This Evening.

The Wilmington Temperance Reform
Association and Sons Of Temperance
will hold public temperance meeting,
this evening, at the City Mission, on
Second street, near Washington. Vice
President Richardson will preside, and
good speakers will be present to address
the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04

The successful practitioners of every
school of medicine invariably direct
their first efforts to restore the stomach
to its normal activity. DR.. Bulls Balti-
more pills are the great stomachic rem-
edy, correcting all of the perverted pre-
cesses of this important organ. They are
sold by all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
The Leon Court.

At the meeting of the Levy Court at
New Castle yesterday all the assessors
handed In their lists, with the exception
of those from Brandywiue and Mill
Creek Hundrt DIS. The work done yes
terday was simply the transferring of
last ASSES ssment, and the correcting of
the lists where parties had moved from
one Hundred to another. An adjourn
ment was taken until to-day.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
rIO,o q Prisoner Escaped.

At Centreville, Md on Tuesday
morning, Deputy Sheriff Sparks want
ing a pitcher of water, unlocked the
cell OF a colored prisoner named Frank
Miller and directed hun TO go to the
pump and bring the water of him. MI,
Ter took the pitcher TO the pump, and
left for parts unknown. He was tracked
arrested aud returned tojail.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
SALEOE A HOUSE.

Yesterday afternoon L. w. Stidham
& Son, auctioneers, sold for Victor Dn
PoDt, Esq, trustee. three story brick
house, LOT 16xs5 feet, on the southeriy
aide of Seventh street, between Spruce
and Church, to Joseph l.. Carpenter (of
No. 7l6 French street,) for $500.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
hs nardi Gras D,Ings at Ne" or
leans.

rbs celebrated carnival festivities this
r. have AN unusual interest TO the pub
4 generally, owing to the fact that the
Iss, nrocession Of maskers and mum
er takes place on Tuesday, February
I'm when on the same day the li7th
Eand Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana
ate Lottery Company occurs when sso,'
4 will be given away to some one ut may
4 you for o.. For further information
Rdre,. NJ. A. Dauphln. New Orleans, La,
same person at No. 3l9 Broadway. New
hrk Cilv n Y
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Going 20 Philadelphia.

To-night St. Johns Commandery, No,
q. knights Templar, of Philadelphia,
will give grand promenade reception
I'm the Academy of Music. Several
members OF st. Johns Commandery No.
/, OF this city, will attend.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
Another Mad DO0.

One day last week, Mr.. Chas. F. Rich
shot and killed rabid dog in his field,
near Clucktown, Queen Anne's Co., Md.
1t was a clear case of hydrophobia. The
dog is supposed to have done no dam
age,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04
Ele aaily Sasstts.

o=..,n. left Pans to day for St.
Pc '1la Cla''l,. her health being rs-est.Oli'n-
snsa,s' m' ss,,,tsrs "ss home !. a great los. to
Der usrs ,rrs,e she spen. during her stay
. ''o sum Of e5o0,OW.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-04

One hundred and ninety-one arrests
were made by the police during January.
This month although having but twenty
nine days, has five Sundays.