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STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN.

morning, tho memorial Of tho Btato ruuccrs'
Association wns presented, onler.ng that bIog-
rnrhtcs of tho members OF tho f3rnt and second
Constitutional Conventions 10 printed IN book
form by tho State. A resolution wns adopted
directing tho stntc Boartl Of Chnritra md Re-
form 10 report relative to tho condition OF tho
State property at tho Dolavnn DcnF Muto lnsti-
tuition, with M cstmntc rs To rebuilding Tho
snme thuro or elsewhere.
DIlts werp introduced by Mr.. I.ort !nstitmting
tho Illinois Capital Punishment Inv In this State;
by Fitzgerald, fixing tho salaries Of county osI-
Gers rs follows: Treasurer, eI,ooo; Clerk, 500:
Clerk Of Court, 500; District Attorney, $500;
nn1ne Of tho now counsyto i.an4la'c; 1y KlDslu,
providing for q moro cgiitnDlc assessment ot
dnsS S So,y d w cgEa n g e 5s
~ TrcArurcs; by Cfoase. that taxes on rcal cs-
into shall bo lcRal Offsets ngn!Ist mortgages
Justice Courts; br small, TINT twn-thIrtls vote
xheEess zig Revised stai.tS,s nv pfsyidc ior
tahlis FREQ l!br1lr5cs; tn bar claims ngainst the
estates of .ocensed pes;ss@,s. 2; s,, .o.,.,,
resolution providing for Il constitutional amend
mGnt looking to biInnlal sessions Of the Lcgis-
h!i,ro. ltprovides that tho terms Of Senators
ycsrs, Jour each 10 receive a, nnnnal M,iasy q $50.
With all pcrlMlsits cut oN. deferred 10 tho
Conlmittee On stnto Affairs. Of which Burrows Is
ilennott.s bill to extend tho Jurisdiction Of
Tss n hS reoae Mss ss sd meeting ts
afternoon. Tho Election Hill was discussed at
soiDe lcugth. Somo amendments were dis
which will givo tho court power To make rules
md restrict trials to Il certain tisnot which Will
Gut on postponolncnt af caass @ when M brought be-
pvemo Court Judges on falf pny whcu they bo-
GAME 70 years OF nEo was discussed at SONIC
feefion. II viii be reported On iavoraby. ~
AascmhiyniAn Simpson will to-,norrtw pre-.
sent q bill Amending The registry law OF Siilwau-
It provides that ho who voted ut ono charter
electinn can vote at another chnrter election,
whether he votes at general election or not.
IOWA.
DEs MONIES, To-, ian. 20.-ln tho House tho
Ways and Means Committee recommended tho
passage Of the sonate bill reducing tho interest
on tho School Fund loans to 8 per cont to tho
borrower and per cent 10 tho county.
The Committee on Rotrcnchment recommend
cd tho passngo Of tho bill reducing the feos for
tho publication Of, tho delinquent tax-llst TO Ii
cents description.
Tho Committee on Constitutional Amendments
recommended MI amendment prohibiting tho
Importation, tho manufacture, aud tho sale of
liquors, atc, and beer, except for mechanical and
modlClnAt purposes.
Tho Committee on Cities and Towns rccon,-
mcndcd the passago OF q two-term bill for all
county officers.
A concurrent resolution received from tho
rnw to Fob, i, Mt o'clock Ii the afternoon, wns
| adopted, to lot tho visiting committees invcstt-
A bill providing for an appeal from tho de-
clsions nf the Commissioners for the Insane WIS
pissed to third rendln9.
| In tho senntc " joint resolution for tho nd
| JOIrl1tnnrt of tho JtEKlEl0tfrN from tO-MHYrOW
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DARTNEH WANTEU-A STOCK KAISER IN NE-
y brs.ka, ownlnG 3Ao hoaa Of cattlc. W hossssa Ssa
bead. wsit. ps.tnvf VIII! e1m to t.ky haif inter
fAlf tntafnsL j, q. HAMILTON. LII WashinGt0 t0n-AL
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Latest Cable NeiOs.

LONDON, Jan. so, 1880.
Prince Alexander, of Bnlgria has
started for st. Petersburg.
An universal exhibition of arts and
manufactures will be open in Brussels
on the 1st Of May next.
A Brussels despatch announces that
the Netherlands have recognized the
independence of Roumania.
Edward, Middleton Barry Royal Acade
mican, architect of the Houses of Parlla.
ment and the new National Gallery, i!
dead.
A fire broke out in biscuit factor!
at Dublin last night, and ragged violently
The flames spread rapidly, aud the dam
age soon reached f50,000.
A despatch from Rome says" Ii
view of the critical position OF Italian
interests in South America the govern
ment will send out two men-of-war fol
their protection if the consular reports
warrant it,"
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fAuL NEWMAN, a Wotkingman mtH'
Der of the California House, cO,rd
vigorous but polite speech against Be
preventative Boruck man of weaili
with the sentence, "Chacun a son goat
Boruck Looked SO puzzled thaf The y"
tening mem bers laughed, aud taaug iR
laughter to be confirmation Of bis "
plclons that the phrase was teIha
one, leaped from his seat aud demania
anBilIy that the "last sentence Of lA
gehtleman's speech be recorded veTbauS
et hberallm.' W hen Newman u'
plhlnei that "Chacun son gout' mean
nothing nothing worse than "evcry nia
TO his own taste" Boruck retired .
confusion.
Governor Davis, of Maine, is the %
OF clergyman of the Christian COME
tlon, and is. nearly 81 years old. o. n
story is that of Maine boys generally ~
worked on farm when young lnla
his way 10 the high schools, and bet,h
soldier when the country needed hlJ
While IN the army he studied Latin ~ \.
recited to an officer. Aftcr leaving "
the service he went to the seminar !, :
kents Hill, and helped himself alo'sT
eaching.
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ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DISAP-
iEARANCE.

DIR. K. B. STEVENS LEAVES TOWN UN-
DER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
DIR. +. B. Stevens, the travelling D ,ysi-
clan, who has been located at s02 Mar
ket street, and has been giving lectures
at the Oi era House, has left town under
peculiar circumstances.
Yesterday morning he left Mr. Vande-
gtlits house, where he boards SAYING he
was going TO Browntown. Nothing was
heard from him until to-day, when the
following Telegram came from Batl-
more, bearing the doctors signature.
"Shall be- detained here till Monday
night notify patients"
The Doctor also had a lecture to ladies'
at the opera House advertised, but il
dld not come off and he telegraphed Mr.,
bayls 10 adjourn the lecture until Tues.
nay night. great many ladies' crowded
into the hall at 2 o'clock, and MANY ex.
pres'ions OF regret and displeasure were
heard on all side.
III may be that there IL nothing dis.
h)nest connected with the doctors dis.
appearance, and there is no reason whv
there should be as he had large prac.
tice, but these circumstances CONNECTED
win the fact that he owes many little
olils around town, lead to this idea.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

TWO FREIGT CARS PLUNGE DOWN A
QUARRY AND A SHIFTING ENGINE
ALMOST FOLLOWS THEM.
This forenoon, as shifting engine, No.
rs, of the p, w. Il B. Railroad Compa-
ny, James Murphy, engineer, was en-
gagged in shifting cars at Bellevue quar-
ry. there was some mistake in manlpu-
lating the switch and the cars got started
down the wrong track leading to the
brink of the quarry.
Be ore the danger was noticed the
edge was reached, and two cars were
pitched over the preclpice, and fell with
great crash upon the rocks forty feet
below. Fortunately the coupling broke
and the engine was reversed in time u
prevent IL from following the cars, or a
serious and possibly fatal accident woull
have occurred.
The cars we're hoisted out considera bly,
damaged, a crane used In raising stone
being employed In the operation.
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Mr.. Ddicy's Repiy to "Justice.' -

EDITOR GAZETTE:-Deur SRI call
ed on the edi.o of the Republican this
morning and asked HIM to tell me the
name Of the party who signed himself
"Justice" to communication in the Re-
publican, "glvlng another version of the
Daley and Simmons affair" The editor
Of the Republican gave the name of
"Justlce" very reluctantly, and as the
name Of "Justice" is VIM. W. Simmons,
man Of bad chalacter,I deem it useless
to reply to the many falsehoods in his
communication. My character in this
community for honesty aud sobr ETY. is
well known, therefore it is beneath my
notlce TO enter into a controversy with a
man who is so utterly debased as to truth
and veracity. Yours,
JAMES +. DALEY.
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sFIFTH EDITION.
Gninn to Chester.

This evening, a large number OF the
members Of the Shields Library Associ-
alton, accompanied by number OF In
vited guests, will visit Chester for the
purpos. OF attending the annual ball of
the Haymaker's Association, which takes
place in that city tonight. Those who
contemplate going are requested to meet
al the Shields room al 7.15 O'Clock, as
the party will leave on special car at
ached to the through freight. train north
leaving this city al S.4O o'clock. The
Haymakers are making great prepara-
lions to receive their visitors, and the
ball promises to be the largest that has
ever taken place In Chester.
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Mr.. MessicE las n Vord.

MIR. EDITOR In an article in the
GAZETTE of Tuesday last a store keeper
in conversation with reporter is an
nounced as saying that certain butter
dealer In Second street market was en-
gagged in selling oleomargarne. No
name was mentioned but it is clear that
the p rson alluded to was myself. ! de-
nounce this as unqualitiedly false. II
is a malicious attempt to injure my bus-
ness. No oieomargarine is sold in Sec
ond street market. | will further say
that | have always opposed the sale, and
consider anyone who sells IL coward
and cheat and shall ever oppose It's
sale. X. MEssICK.
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RiUe3. lSfeuuib bOatiuU.

The Salem, Delaware City and PhiIa-
delphia Steamboat Company intend ad-
Il nR another boat to their line neXi
spring. The steamer Thomas Clyde Will
then be devoted to the excursion busi-
ness exclusively, aud the Major Rey Id
and the additional boat Will make tw' ce
a day trips between Sa em, Delaware
CITY, Pennsgrove, this city and Phila-
delphia during the summer season. The
steamboat Perry, belonging TO the same
line, vi he used IA "A relief boat in ease
of,accident to either OF the others. They
are rebuilding thr Perry, and also reno
vaunG the Major Reybo,d,
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JAMES FRASER, bishop of Manchester
Is scholar aud gentleman of noble
and kindly nature. One bright trait was
never more pleasantly shown than upon
the. occasion of his marriage the other
day,when he sent a check of 81 $50 to the
poor of the parishes in and about Man
chester, saying in the accompanying
letter To his agent: "To-morrow, ali
being well, will be my weddin-day, and
IN The midst of my own happiness. |
should IKE to mark the day by some
llttle effort to promote the comfort Of
others in the midst of whom | live. D
The marriage was conducted in the sim.
plest, most unpretentious moner,
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SHERIFFS SALES.
6HERIEE,S SALE

HEkIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ OF Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.No. 84l Shipley 81.
kept by Jshn j. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware,
ON SATURDAY,
The 3lst day OF January. 1880, at 2
O'Clock, p, M,
The following described realIestate. viz;
No. ]. All that lot of land situate In
Christiana Hundred, beginning at "a point
on the eastward side OF the Fifth avenue,
between Brown street and Coleman street,
100 feet from the intersection OF the SOUTH
erly side OF said avenue ana the south side
OF Brown street thence easterly parallel
southeast so feet, thence west 81 feet .
Inches to Fifth avenue, thence north 81
feet TO the beginning, with the appurte-
nances, be the contents more or less.
No. 2. A lot of land In ChrIstiana Hun
dred, on the easterly side OF Redmond
street, between Fifth aud Sixth streets,
being 81 feet front and 10 feet deep bound
ed by Redmond street, by land late of las.
Webb, deceased, by Anthony g. DeNor-
mandie and Others.
Sc zed and taken in execution as the
property of Thomas l.. L.sneath, ana to be
sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sherif's ONCE, New Castle, January l3
1880. Janl4-3twts.
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THIRD EDITION
General NeaCs.

Commissioner HaYt, OF the Indian Bu-
reau,w was removed from Office yesterday.
It Is said that he withheld from the In
terror Department information which 1t
ought to have had.
Seven Fusion members took their
seats in the Senate and twenty-five in
the House of the Maine Legislature yes
terday. More Fusionists are expected
10 take their seats to day. The military
at the State House, in Augusta, will be
dismissed.
Action on the Curtin Y ocum case
has been postponed by the House Com
mittee on Elections until Tuesday next,
at the request of some of the members
who desire TO examine the reports.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Mrs.
Sarah G. Ware, to be Postmaster at Sa-
lem, Levi. G. Albertson, Postmaster at
Atlantic City, and Charles P. Abbott,
Postmaster at Woodbury., in. New Jer-
sey.
Rev. Adolph Baltzer, President of the
German Evangelical Synod of Moth
America, died at 81. Charles, Mo-, on
Wednesday night, aged 81 years.
Col. Nelson Trusler, U. S. District
Attorney, fell dead of apoplexy, in the
Opera House at Indianapolis, last
night.
Richard rockingham, ex xMayor ol
Charlestown, one of the most prominent
citizens of Massachusetts, died last night
aged 6S years.
s. S. Hayes, for many years leading
business man of Chicago, and at one time
Comptroller of that city, died there on
Wednesday night, aged SO years.
At meeting of rate-payers in the
City Hall, at Guelph, Ont, on Wednes-
daJ, "a resolution was adopted asking the
City Council TO appropriate $4,000 fol
Irish relief, and requesting the Mayor
TO forward the money, when appropri'
ated, to the Lord Mayor of Dublin
Messrs. Parnell and Dillon addressed {
large meeting in New Haven, Conn.
last evening, and $500 was raised fol
the Irish Relief Fund.
About 100 moulders employed in thu
Reading Hardware Works have struck
because the firm "refuses to run more
than one cupola."
The trouble between the white AM
black laborers in Shenandoah county
Va, is ended, and the military sem
there have returned home.
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Pdine's BirfhddU.

Yesterday being the anniversary of
the birthday OF 1homas Paine, Joseph
II art, as the n. Il. corner OF Eighth aud
Bennett strt e's, celebrated 1t by decora
ting his res drnce with the National
colors, and mot os continuing extracts
from Common Sense" and cage of
Reason" In the bulk window was dis
played line painting of Paine. Mr..
Hart always celebrates the day.
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Police PenciLinns.

John Boyd, who had gone into the
Clayton House, last night. and lay
down in the main hall,..where drunken
stupor overcame him, was the first to
occupy the dock at police court this
morning. The penalty for drunkenness
was imposed.
Another man "expected that the
charge of drunkenness was true and
was similarly fined.
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Compliments for ParneU.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20, 1880.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Mr.. Parnel's repeated statements that
the Duchess of Marlborough's Relief
Fund only relieves tenants who have
paid their rent, and that it has politica
objects, are gross talsehoods.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL,
JAMES MEREDITH,
Honorary Secretaries of the Marlborough
Relief Fund.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY Stocks
were firm and active. Money was a
shade sitter, closing at 6per cent for
call loans upon stock collateral, the rul-
ing quotation of the day being B to per
cent. Sterling exchange was in demand
and rates were again advanced a frac-
ton. Railroad bonds were perhapsweak-
er, but business was active.
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Freinht Train IHrecked.

The axle Of Northern bound freight
broke at Birdsboro on Wednesday after
noon, and resulted in the destruction Of
two cars. The train was considerably
dhlayed, but no other damage done.
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NJ OTICE-Tho office of the Water De
~ partment will be open each evening
this week, until 8 O'Clock, so as To accom-
modate parties who may desire to pay
water rent The per centage on unpaid
bllls will be added on Monday next,
VIM. j. MORROW.
JanZS-4t. Registrar.
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Il MOnumentto Tom Paine

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The new Mu3
Han was crowded tonight to hear lo-
onel Robert &. Ingersoll lecture o.
"lhomas Paine, His Life and ServIaa
TO Ills Country" The proceeds Of IL
lecture, about 1890, are TO be apPla
To- monument to Paine. A subst1f
ton was also taken up for the same d
Ject. The monument will be placed .
one of the parks.
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Preachinn This Eren,nn.

There will be preaching this evening
at the old Baptist Church, King street
above Tenth, bv Elder A. Is. Ffancis.
The services will commence at 7.3U
o CLOCK seats free.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indication. for To-Day.

Northeast to southeast winds, falling bD-
ronaeter, stationary or sloinly rising tenn
perature, partly cloudy oedner, and dur
ing toedtter' wih rain
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ON SATURDAY..

The 3lst Day of JANUARY, 1880,
at clock, p. m E, the follow Ing described
real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots or nIeces or
land aud metsuage or tenements thereon
erected, situate in the city of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, 10 wit:
NO. !, Beginning on the southerly side
OF Third street between Pine street and
The Rali Road at the distance of 65 fee from
the easterly side of Pine street, thence
southeriy and parallel with Pine street 80
ieel 10 a stake III nee easterly and paral-
lei WIN Ihird street l6 feet to another
s,aKe, Ihence nortnerly and parallel with
Plne street and the first mentioned line SO
leel 10 the Aforesaid side of Third street
anu thence along the same westerly Ii feet
70 the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
NO. z. Beginning at the distance of 80
feet from Third street ana 60 feet from the
easterly side of Pine street, thence south
erlX and parallel with Pine street about sC
leet TO the line of the Philadelphia VIII
mington Il Baltimore Rail Road thence
northeasterly about 10 feet TO a corner
thence northerly abOut7l feet TO a corner of
said VIM. Lawrence land, thence Wester-
ly and parallel with Third street I6 feet io
The place of beginning, be the conlen !
thereof what they. Book =, Vol. 10, Page
| 1912.
SEIZED and taken In execution an In,
property OF Edmund O'NeiIl and /, t., and
TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS office, New Castle, January IA
1851 Janlb 3tawts
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NunIiiYing The HmperNIsOrs.

Chief Supervisor Valentine IS eD;sss
lhls afternoon In qualifying the o.
Supervisors for this city and County,
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOvEMHER l6rm, 1873.

WV IshifiAi lpi H. iofJs
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
Tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
100, 10, l0.3U a. m. 30 400, 100 9.IG p.
n.
Philadelphia tExpress) 900, 9.36, 1902 "A.
III.
Phila. and New York 22l, 100, 1902 a. M.
1918, 1879. $40 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.35 a. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line. 7.0S p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 203,
S.3j "A. III. 1852, l.0I, 5.1S, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 800, 9.l5, IA. M; l.lO, 800, $50
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations.
10 a. IN. l.l0, $50 r. IN.
Delmar and intermediate stations, ola
M; l.lOp. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
/ b.lO d. M; 800, $50, O.i6 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 200 a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.lO
a. IN.
| For further Information passengers are
/ referred to the time tables posted at the
! depot. IL. +. KENNEY,
| 81
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHthlFFS SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF LevarI Facias. to
ne directed, will be exposed To public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4l Shlpley street. kept by John j. Dough
erty, In the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
The 3lst Day of JANUARY, 1880,
at 2 o'clock, p. M, the following descri bed
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with two story brick dwelling
house aud brick stable thereon ererted
situate In the city of Wilmington afoIe-
said, bounded and described III follows
10 wit: Beginning at u g corner formed by
the Intersection OF the norJherly side OF
Taylor street with the easterly side of
kirRwood street, thence easterly along
said side OF Taylor strt et 65 feet 5L inches
10 a feet wide alley extending from ! ay-
lor street TO a feet wide alley extending
from Spruce street TO kiTkwood street
thence northerly along the westerly side
| OF said alley IL feet Inches TO "A line OF 9TH
er land of said Candy and Porter Trustees
thence thereby westerly and parallel with
| Taylor street b5 feet b. inches 70 the east
erly side OF KirkwOod street. and thence
southerly along said side of Kirkwood
street ls feet Inches To the place OF begin
hihB' Mith the TlBlI anu privilege using
the said feet wide alley In rear OF said
| lot.
Seized and taken In execution as The
propt rty of Solomon Cook, survivir Z
mortgagor, and Robert J. Cook, Joseph
cook. Emma 4. CooK, William i. Cook
Rebecca Cook, Laura NJ. Cook and job =
Cook, heirs OF VirgiHia Cook, deceased
and Elianora Cook, wife of Robert j
| COOK, and l. T., and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 office. New Castle, January u,
| lsoO. Janl5-3thwts
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nELA WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change of hours. On and after Feb.
1iLh, 1879, Trans will run as fol ows:
Leave Wilmington, rs "A. IN. IO. 30 a. m.
and $50 p. IN.
Arrive Avondale, s.5S a. M, I2.5 81 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, 80 a IN, SO p IN.
returning, leave POmeroy lU.4U ~ m
and 81 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, L IA noon
and 10 p. IN.
Arriving, Wilmington, 3 20 a. m, 2I5p
- ahu W p' m. ID. CONNELL,
ieLlu superintendent.
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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
hWed on the Ran.

II AhhIsBURG, Pa, Jan. %, 1854
tew weeks ago Joseph Rinke6b,retfo d
York Pa, and Conrad Minister. o1 al
ron, OHIO, started from Mas,llhon on
ioot Tor York, where the former propc.
Ell to secure work for the latter In dt
cigar making business. They had reach
edIwithin thirty-two miles Of their de H.
n",ioh when Rickenberger lost bus his
W. az atteinpl this afternoon to board
,e'ghb traln few miles above this cl.
io was struck by n passenger tram aDl
hSr'ed ABOUT nifty feet aud instaLtS h5
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KIDGLOVES

may have occurred
to many OF our Gus
toners who have
been a long time ac-
quainted with our
Gloves that we ad.
vertise them unnec-
cessarily, We think
this would naturall y
occur to any one
who has once used
them. But, notwith
standing we have
doubled our sales the
last season;we know
there are many per-
sons who have never
used them and are
unacquainted with
their superiority over
other makes. We are
familiar with nearly
every first class max e
OF Kid Gloves in this
country, having sold
several OF the best
makes sometime in
our business life, but
would be very loath
TO exchange the sale
of the TREFOUJSE
gloves for any other
make.
During the Kid
glove controversy be-
tween the importers
and Government Of
hcials of New York
the + Il EFF OU S s +
Glove was recognized
as all the time the
standard OF excel.
lence," We feel that
II is sufficient for the
DELORME Glove tC
say that 1t is a real
French kid and man
ufactured by the Ire
fousse Co.
1t Is that all may
become acquainted
with the excellency
of our Gloves anC
completeness of oul
stock that we give
them such promi.
nence.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF Levarl Facias, To
me directed, will be exposed To public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
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Yo,.nn Hife,s Suicide.

SCRANTON, Jan. 29.-The harvest Of
death, which has ragged here during the
last few days, had an additional victim
tonight in Mrs. Erastus Smith, the
young wife of wholesale liquor dealer,
who shot herself through the heart. She
left the tea-table a few minutes before
her husband, and Immediately afterward
he was startled by a loud report in the
psrlor. He ran to the scene and found
her lying on the sofa, her bosom exposed
and the pistol on the floor close by. "My
Cod What have you done?" he cried.
She struggled to answer, but could not
speak, and in few minutes was dead.
No cause is assigned for the tragedy.
A Great Fire in Dublin.
DUBLIN, Jan. 29.-A fire broke out in
biscuit factory here tonight and is
raging violently. The flames are spre ad-
ing rapidly and the damage already
reaches 100000.