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The daily gazette., 1880-01-26
FIFTH EDITION.
APenins..ia 81, ,,imsile.

HOW A SHARP NEW YORKER HOOD
wfNKED THE DELAWARE AND EAs-
TERN SHORE PEOPLE.
For some time past 4 man named
Speers, who claims 70 be 1 New Yorker,
has been making business tour Of the
Peninsula as agent for an alleged firm
known as the White Washing Machine
Company OF st. Louis, Mo. The man
drove fancy team, and v rs GLIB talk
er, In the course Of his travels he made
quite number OF bargains, and took In
payment for local agencies from dozen
or so OF gentlemen 4 note and contract
male Jointly, with the understanding
that the company was 10 do certain
things before the note could be honored.
Some days ago Mr.. Speer came to this
city and endeavored To dispose Of these
notes. Among those to whom he ap-
piled was the firm Of Messrs. Elliott,
johnson u Co. The notes which he Of
fered were not accompanied by any con-
tract, and the appearance was that no
contract had been made In relation 10
them. Unwilling to handle the notes
until they knew something about them,
the makers were communicated with, and
from all came the answer that they had
made no such obligation rs the notes
proported TO be. The notes were about
q dozen In number.
Acung on this information Messrs.
Elliott, johnson g. Co.. hesitated 70 have
any thing to 90 with the notes Whatever.
Mr.. Specr was still In town at noon to-
day trying 10 dispose OF them. The trans
action looks very "crooked." 1t seems
that contracts had been made between
SpeeI and the different gentlemen coD-
Dected with the matter, and that it was
by note, due and payable
to Spoer when the contract wasi iilled.
ibis it appears was detached from the
Contract and offered as q bona fde note.
Mr.. Speer Is roundly denounced IN the
Denton, Caroline CO., Md, Journal OF
Saturday a. an impostor, and tho same
paper ailudes TO q note and contract
which Speer secured from one II. II.
J Jackson through misrepresentation.
THIS note, amounting to S240, was Offer
cd IN this oI.y for sale.
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THIRD EDITION
General Nesys.

Ths Republican Committee OF Lebanon
county, on Saturday, election d delrgates
TO the State Convent on, ,instructing them
70 supper. Passmore for Auditor General
aud vote for Blaine delegates to the
National Convection. e
Tho Qonnectticut river is now open
for navigation from Hsrtford TO Long
Island Sound, thing almost unpPrece-
dented In midwiDter.
Judge Hayes, who heard the Louis
viile Lottery case, being till sick, the
case will be re-argued before Judge Bax-
er on the 18th instant.
Mu. Emma r. Still, who lectnred in
New York State in behalf of the Green
hackers befose the election last fall has
brought suit against three GreenbAck
candidates In West Troy,for $500, alleged
TO be compensation due her for services
In the campaign.
The two upper floors and roof of Whit
mars confectionery store and manufac-
tory, at the southwest corner Of Twelfth
and Market streets, in Philadelphia, were
burned out yesterday afternoon. The
loss Is estimated at 100000. The plan
ing mill Of Charles Doer, at Thirty-eiebth
and Spring garden streets, West Phila-
delphia, was destroyed by fire last even
ing. Loss about $30, 1000.
The bark Fl. A. PAUL, of Taunton,
Mass, was totally wrecked at the island
Of Tristan d'Acunha, on November "a.
Her crew were saved.
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LOCAL TIME rAsLE.
RAINs LEAVE wII,MIN0roN

| A1A4<G LEA - WAAAAfNoA0%'
FoR PHILApKLPHIA.--a2, T;o, $40, e.eo e.eo
SsS. 100, S.1s, ,. m. ON Sundays. 2ai. SiO
FoR Nav YoEK.-2N 100, loo2. q. m:
l2ls. ls.Se. s.Ab, p. m. On Sundays, An
Fos BALrrxoRE AHD wAsHrEeroN:-
| i2.5l, 20a, ass, q. m. l252, Lee. 6.le. T.os.
p. m. On Sundays, IA5l, al0 q. m.
rs s0p ,. nnl1Soesa N. No Sunday Sey trains. aims ~
FoR NEW CAsfLK.-a00 Q. Is. a. M; LILO,
800. $50, p. m. No Sunday trains,
FoR DELAwARE X. R-e.l5 - m: i-lo
F; Fos 4 WISiseros WI E14 / SoaTHxRx R. R.
SO, a M; 500, $50 p. m. No Sunday
FoR DErAwAnr wEsrEHx R. R-7.B
TRAINS ARRIvE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADKLPHIA:-l22 2es, $50;
s.l0 a- m. laos. lz42. Lea. 25o, 4-2. 6.8.
as. 100, a20. lilo p. m. On Sundays. i2tS.
2o8. l0.lo Q. M 7.ss. LILO D. m.
FROM BALrIMoRK.-2i6. $50, s.57, a: M;
l21. l3-Sz. ass, ESQ. p. m. On Sundays.
Fsox WAsHIEGros.-2I6. q. m; l2oa.
FRos Nkw CksrLx-s.5o, s.s2, iI.5Oa. M;
6.25, As p. m. No sunday trains.
FRoM DkLAwARK r. R.-s.5o, ll.50 q. m.
6.t5 p. m. No sunday trains.
FEcM wuxIsGros NORTHERN r, r.
800 lbs e. m; as p. m. No Sunday
trains.
FR0x DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-Soo.
q. m; 2l6, sou. p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD SrRKKr AND WAsHINGToN
sou, 1850, LAS g. m; l.sO.
800. 400, 5.l5, 800, 100, as ll30 p. m. On
$50 q. m +; 600, 9.4b, Il. 80 p. m.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
lbs .. m. ~. 10. 400. p.
NorK.-The black figures represent the |
= lin ted Express" on which an extra |
iare 10 charged.
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SfisDe9lded.

About a week ago Major William Y.
Swiggett, one of the route agents on
the Delaware Railroad, received official
notification from the Department at
Washington Of his suspension. No
cause was assigned for the suspension,
and Mr. Swiggett was non-plussed at
first. II seems that tie various route
agents had formed an ass )ciation for
their mutual protection and for the pur-
pose OF getting their salaries increased.
or this association MIR. Swiggett was
President, and took very active part in
1t, aud he thinks that because of this he
was suspended. He has been route
agent on the Delaware railroad for over
flfteen years, and during that time has
made large number of friends along
the line, who are very indignant over tho
action Of the Postmaster General. II Is
very probable that he will be reinstated
within a short time, as his friends are
making every effort toward having the
suspension revoked.
The Rest Meeting.
The Republican, few days ago, init.
mated that the meeting of the Odd Eel
lows Hall Company was but slimly al.
tended, because the notice of the meet
ing was advertised In "an obscure up-
town paper" The inli.nation was en-
tlrely false. There are 1872 shares In
the capital stock of the company and AZ
this meeting 935 shares were represented
AN attendance larger than at any
other meeting of the company for a num-
Der of years.
Inside the Ropes.
TOLEDO, Jan. PA prize fight oc.
Cured to-day between Prof Clark. of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Dick Murray, of
New York, for 500 q side. The combat.
ants, with small party of their friends.
went to Dundee, mich. :, and thence into
the wood, where ring was formed. and
at 1870 a. m. the battle was bepun
Twenty nins rounds were fought in one
hour and twelve minutes, when Clark
was declared the winner. MURRAY was
roughly handled. There was no inter
rup.ion to the fight, and 1t is not Thought
that any arrests will be made.
Ihe Otd Commander GOi,,0 to
MeCdcO.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. a5.-General
Grant has invited General Robert Pat
terson, his old commander Ia the Mexi.
can war, TO JOIN him on his approach
Ing tour through Mexico, and the old
veteran, though now now In his SyLb
year, has accepted. General Patterson
will not go 70 Havana, but will joip
Grant on his arrival In Mexico, probably
at Vera Cruz.
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DnKIBTRATORBs SALE
"A OF VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE.
v III be sold at public sale on the premises
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY slst, 1880,

-ha farm belonging to the estate OF
Eltx beth Little, deceased, situated
par ~ in Mill Creek Hundred, New Cas-
Tie 0unty, Delaware, and partly in Lon
doa Britain Township, Chester County,
Pa, on the line of the p. ID. X. r., one
l.4lIe from Thompson Station, on said road
and miles from Landenburg the junction
OF the p. d. a d. W. Railroads and Joining
lands Of Ezra Fell, Theodore Carlisle,
John Yeatman and others, with White
Clay Creek running along the west side,
containing 2U6 acres and 81 peTches, about
nfy OF which Is valuable timber land.
The improvements consist Of a 49,
comfortable stoEe house, divided E*nT
into convenient apartments, with ~
Kitchen attached. large double MIY
decker stone barn and frame tennanL
house. The land is divided into convent
ent enclosures, is well watered, and Ia a
good state OF cultivation. 1he property Is
nicely situated in q healthy and pruduc-
tive neighborhood, convenient TO schools.
mills and places Of public worship, and Is
well worthy the attention OF persons wish
Ing TO purchase. Persons wishing TO view
the property will call ON jackson Howett,
residing thereon, or the subscriber. Sale
70 commence at one o clock, when condi-
tiOns will be made known by
WM. SPRINGER,
Administrator, Z. +. A,
Jane-dlawtsaws Landenburg, PS
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDN. sDAY, Jan, q, SIP.

WEDN. sDAY. Jan, 2l. s p. M.
FLOUR is Inactive and unsettled
sales Of l3DO barrels, Including Min
nesota extra at 81 2jas6 rs; Penn. do. do
at 50 jOas6 s71 Western do do. at S7a o. 80
and patent and other high grades at 81 5Oa
IS -. Rye Hour Is weak Al S5ae5 Is per
barrel. Corn Meal we quote at % l21z
GkAIN.-W neat Is In better demand and
! cent per bushel higher. Sales OF A.
90 bushels including red at aI "A; amber
81 40 and No. red. elevator, 81 ~ January,
u - February, and q i7lz March. Rye IL
steady at ooayOc. for Penna. Corn Is quiet
and prices are weak. Sales Of 900 bushels
mixed and yellow at 5Sa59c., and white at
6l1zc At the open board SIC, was bid for
january j5I2c. for February, 561zc. for
March. Oats are dull. Sales Of 500 bush,
Including mixed atl7c., and white at FSa49.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 2J70
bbls. flour, l6,UUO bush. wheat, $500 bush.
corn. JU bushels rye, 300 bush. oats, 1900
bush. barley, lsO bbls. whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY January 10, 8 p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in good demand,
this week and prices were fraction
higher. HiOhead arrived a,ld sold at the
different yards at ~ 6Ac. per H.. az TO
SHEEP were active and higher. 5000
head sold at the different yards at AZ a
6Lc., per Id. Lambs sold at 5N &c.
per b.
Hoes were dull. 5000 head sold at the
different yards at 6a 7Ic. per pound as 10
quality.
cows were dull. $50 head sold at t2oa
$50 per head.
SHEEP BRoKERs' ASSOCIATION.
Park DroUe Yard, West Ptila.. Jan, IT.
sHEEP.-Extra, llO TO 100 MS. &c; good,
30 To 100 MS, ~ to 0 C; fair, 70 70 IS ne.
"a TO 5H. Good lambs, "a IA 81 j;common
lambs, 81 to &c. calves. q a SIC. supply
light and market brisk. Arrivals. 45O,
head.
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NesU MeEico Indian
cHIEF VICTORIA REPORTED 10 hin
BEEN KILLED.

ulu
BEEN KILLED.
DENVER, Col Jan. A.-Dnn,A.
fTem Southern New Mexico stais 4.
the indians sre still fleeing befor. \.
soldiers, but are killing all The uss
they can. Two herders we're apapIs
and one was taken prisoner, though I |
torward released. The Indians toll Il
that Victoria had been killed in Ms,n
aud that the present chief was Nv
Said. They also said they were spIIu
10 quit fighting AID go on the rsssp
ton. Their force numbers ninety ba
THE CONFESSED MURDERER
N0RToLK, Va, Jan. %, La
William W. nottingham, whose a, |
fession nc Milwaukee of killing IN
Gaylor, Of this city, In 1876 appsarai
the Herald on Friday, will prObatyM x
be brought here for trial. Thomn
BArland, Commonwealth = Attorbeyk
not ysg made out the reQuislriOn HI
Nottingbam's transfer TO the NOhAI
authorities. He expresses doub, NJ
being able to obtain the GoyernortaI
nature to IL. Nottingham bad roIa I
tarily sure ndered himself. The wlinas
who knew anything about the affair a
not be- found, and something more Id
the prisoners confession is neces,yI|
convict him.
PROFESSOR CLARK WHIPS MUl|
RAY.
TOLEDO, January 25.-A prize u
occurred yesterday between ProfaN|
Clark, OF Cleveland, and Dick Mum|
OF New York. The contestants, viii
small party OF their frieUds, went 70 ID
dee, Mich, and proceeded into
woods, where ring was formed, and I
1910 Q. m., the battle was begun. IVl'
ty-nine rounds were fought in Que b
and twelve minutes, when Clark wMk
clared the winner. Murray vas relr1
handled. There was no interrupted i
the light, and IL is not thought that q
arrests viii be made.
SutnO for Political Wags
Troy, N. Y, Jan. 24.-Mas. EuulI
SIN Of New York. who in the pOha|
campaign Of last fall lsctured IN y
State In behalf OF the principles Of q
GTeenback party, has brought sBt
the court Of Justice Duffy, Of W
Troy, against Jurian Whine. AleIna
Gregory and j. j Franklin, canditn T
on the Green back ticket, for Sa0,uh
In alleged 10 be due her AZ cOmpeDdii
for her services. 5ummonses have
erVed upon the defendants, and
case Is set down for trial before Jss
Duffy on January 80.
Malpractice and Death
BRADFoD, Jan. 25.-Mrs. CLARA Me-
wife Of Charles J. Myers, dedh
home In this city yesterday moIhi
from the effects OF abortion perCrrs
On Sunday last. The deceased
years of age and has been marleat
months. She was the daughter OiG
Heath, a respectable citizen of Bndi
DR.. l.. G., Reed Is charged wlI1
crime, and a warrant 10 out for n'
rest.
Gov. Davis wasn't scared, oui
thought II cruel after so many wws
fond anticipation that the mlnI
Maine should not have an oppoHuugI
air their uniforms. This is positive!
only reason which induced him W.
out the troops.
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JOHN BRIoHr's COUNSEL AND TIE
LORD MAYORS APPALLING DIsTINC-
TIoN OF CRIED on PoLITICs.
LONDON, January 25, 1880.
A land meeting was held to-day In the
COnnemara Mountains, IT which sew
eral thousand persons attended. Messrs,
Davitt aud DAILY were present. There
was land meeting at Bohola, at which
there were 4, ZOO persons. Mr.. John
Bright, speaking at Birmingham yester-
day, reverted 70 the Irish question at
length, and urged the government TO
take energetic ajuon for the relief Of the
sufferers in ireland. The Lord Mayor
Of Dublin has issued an appeal through
the London press, in behalf Of the Man
sion House Relief Committee, stating
that that committee is not connected
with any other org iDariOn, and that u
consists Of representatives OF all creeds
and all shades Of politics.
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Clayton Hou.. -

Samuel 9 Z. ?. n K. chester, 'a'''
Henry e. 81 nford.
Miss Laura Cheney.
Miss Ella L. Day.
Harry O. Albaugb.
u. rurnell. Newark.
henfy Beinies, Jr., scran,on
Z Auing, New Haven cOn' conn' Pa,
J W X. Babcock, Phila
MIS-. l.. Creese aud danyh,.
Mr; and Mrs. Atkins II 49,
a ~. Danforth, MiddIe,ovvunce
W. Il Bayre, del. "n' MY.
Prank Mccartley, Phila.
Jchn 9 X eene, Tr.,
J. w. kim,
J. q. Cereton.
Disault X. Kirk.
j. j. Satterthwait. city
Geo. u. Ransome, U'sN
II: q. Weston, Chester pa
VIM. ii. Danielson, Boston
J. Hambleton, Pa.
J. H. Ghiiwel. New York.
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To suffer aud be pleasant IL almost i'm
posslble for an adult, ami quite 30 TOR q
baby. When It is afflicted with coiic,
diarrhoea or other troublesome disorders
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Pdce 2s
cents.
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's IJrFIcF

New Castle Co, Dec. 81, 1879.
Upon the application OF Benjamin FoOte
Administrator OF John Foote, late OF
Reading. State OF Pennsylvania, deceased
II IL ordered and directed by TN.
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice Of granting OF letters OF ad-
ministFation upon the estate of the deceas-
cd, with the date OF granting thereof. bS
causing advertisements 70 be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters,
In slx OF the most public places III the
county Of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same or abide by an act OF as
sembly IN such case made and provided
And also cause the same 10 be inserted
Wiihln the same period in the DAI.Y
GAZETTE, a newspaper pu blished In Wll
mington, and 70 be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and sea
L. y. Of once OF tue Register afores id +,
t-~~~' at New Castle, in New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. G. BIG3S, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS against the Es-
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator on OF
before Dec. 5lst, 1880, ar abide the Act of
Assembly In such case maue and provid-
ed. BENJAMIN FOOrE,
Administrator.
Address, stanton Del. dec3l-eO13w
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Fashionat le FurnltuNI|
]. & =. Y HARMD
No. 4IO King Streeh
WILMINGTON. DEL. a. Z
We respectfully inierIIs ~ ~

WILMINGTON, DEL IN.
&eszz We respectfully inierE X.
= - sens OF Wilmington, snu ssr,s ~
rounding country th' I'VE % ~
SHzxl2A TO manufacture and EeePS a sr
al our large and long estaoilsng,a n
rooms, Furniture OF every vAIl~s po.,ssI
style, Consisting of Mahogany -, asrS|
aud Walnut Furniture suitable ioi
d1aning-ro0m and chamber uses .,,rrl
Our assortment OF Furniture nsIsvp
more varied than can be found 10 hIi.hnsI
and ail articles sold at our esSa'n
are warranted as represented. ,..b,mtI
Venitian Blinds OF the most msons,t1
designs made 70 order and KEEP od md d
on hand. We also manuiactuie ~ spsI
stantly keep q large assortment a.
J. d J. y. NAhs
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FOURTH EDITION
Gnaieations for To-Day.

Slight rise IN tsD,psrature, PARABLE ssinds
shvtfag TO east and soath falling barometer
during The day and Increasing closdiness,
feiloosd BY rain
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Experience has proven that the best
remedy for colic, dIarrhoea, teething
and other troubles Of infancy l. DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 70 cents bot
tie.
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nELA WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. On and amer Feb.
Ath, 1873, Trains will run as follows;
Leave Wilmington, rs a. M, Il. 30 q. m.
md $50 p. M
Arrive Avondale, s.5s q. M, 1872 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, . 30 m, b0 p m.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1910 q. m.
md Z 50 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, Il Il noon,
and 10 p. IN.
Arriving, wilmington, 8 20 a. m E, 2tbp
aud Q 00 p. m ID. CONNELL,
.fehlU Superintendent.
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LATEST CABLE NEWS.
zNoLAND RoUsED TO THE PERIL OF Hzn
SISTER BLAND.

RN0LAND RoUsED TO TIE PERIL OF HRH
SISTER ISLAND.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1880.
M. de Peyramont, an Orleanist, and
Senator from Haute- Vienne, 10 dead.
NJ. Fournier, high functionary OF the
War Ministry for twenty-five years, up
on being summoned to produce his 40
counts, yesterday blew out bis brains.
The Times Rome despatch announces
that protracted Cabinet Council was
held yesterday, whereat it was decided
to close the present session ofParliament
and tnauRurate new one.
TKKKKs AGAIN AssEMBLIN0.
A despatch to the Daily Nens dated
Teheran, 18th inst, states that very
large force OF Tekke-Turconians has ar
rived at Dashberdy, menacing the com
munications between Chatte aud Tehik-
islar, and thas q bittie Is imminent.
THREATENED FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
The Golos reports that the crops In 1879
were unsatisfactory and that this facl Ii
causing apprehensions Of distress In sew
eral provinces. The newspaper nov
discuss the probability Of the necessity
arising for the Importation Of Amer can
grain Into Russia in the spring.
APPALLING DISTRESS IN TURKEY.
The Standards ConstantinopIs des-
patch asserts that terrible distress pre-
va h in AdrianoDle. Fifteen pesons |
were found dead from hunger there In |
one day. In some cases pieces of wood |
were found in the mouths Of the corpses. |
THE irish POoh.
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l,s60 Ertzes, Sll2, 400
q Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets. 500
All applications for club rates should be
made To the home once.
Remit by bank draft or express. Orders
of $5.and upwards, by express, can be sent
at our expense.
Full list of drawing published In Louis
willie Courier Journal and New York Her
aid and mailed to all ticketholders. Send
all orders or bank draft In letter or by ex-
pr ess. Orders OF as and upward by ex.
press can be sent at our expense. Address
X. M. BOARDMAN OFT. J. CONNER
FORD, Courier Journal Building. Louis
Vile. Ky., or either person at No. 1888
Broadway N. Y.
tn, ,thudsat- d6w3W.
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Local Lines

There is . likelihood of D..
Man Mann going to the Pennsylvania, MIA, co'.l
The Board OF Education n, i.
ing tonight win talk over ,bs ~ .nss meg
fund. WI 'ne 'uTs
A fox hunt will take place A, H.,
The National Dredging Com,,..
Washington, d. g., have establpaa!
office in this city at No. ia PsIs
street. III fn't
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-l0th----
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT xAoAULEY's THEATRE, IN
In the City OF Louisville. on

In the City OF Louisville. on
y IN UA RY 81, 1890.
These drawings, authorized by act of
the Legislature OF 1859, and sustained by
all the Courts OF Kentucky occur regularh
on the last day of every month (Sundays
excepted). and are supervised by promi-
nent citizens OF the State.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see IL
placed In the wheA
The Management call attention TO the
grand opportunity presented of ofobtaining,
for emily 81. any OF
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Only One Hundred

a letter from ex-Assessor. + H..
Hanson, OF Appoqusnlmink HnGaS,1 G
states that instead of there bs,a.
hundred negro voters In ths, Hnsi
there is only about one bund,sd y
correction IL cheerfully made ~
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Office ODened

The National Dredging Uompap, ,,,
opened q branch office In thls -.
No. 114 French street. The ron,.
have received n contract for the 5 bmSs
OF q wharf at the foot Of Pine stress 4
the Pusey & Jones Company.
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Fsu.ueiaI and osmnsrei.l.

WTy.xrHeron. DEL, Jan. %. iseo.
L, lest ktocK Quotations nlrnlsneo ~
,aealfs A Cyo..I Clayton House Building
Wfina incfon. Del. at II n. to-day
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
the city Market.

The following were the ruling prices in
market this morning:
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10th.

Authorized by the Common wealth OF KY
AND FAIREsr IN THE WORLD.
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Malpractice and Death

Gov. Davis wasn't scared, ou
thought II cruel after so many wssu
fond anticipation that the mlnI
Maine should not have an oppoItuug
air their uniforms. This is posluVsv
only reason which induced him vi
out the troops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-15
The Irish Distress.

London, IA Dublin correspondent
Of the Times says: The presence in Lon
don Of the Duke of Marlborough, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, and Right Hon.
James Lowe, chief secretary of Ireland,
will afford government a sessonable op-
portunity for consulting with them on the
present condition of the country, and it is
to be hoped that the result ofthe consulta-
ton will be the adoption ofsuch measures
as will efectually preserve peace,which is
now very seriously threatened. The
danger at present is limited to the west,
where there is constant apprehension of q
saDguinsry conflict.
a Dublin correspondent says: It is
now thought certain that government
intends to proceed with the trials of
Davitt, DAILY, Killen and Brennan for
sedition.
Rome, IA. - The Vatican organ,
Aurora, in long leading article, advo-
Gates home rule for Ireland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-15
WASHINGTON.
The Committees at work
BaYard's Legal render
Resolution Conc IN,

Washington, II The House commit
tee on coinage, weights and measures, II
full meeting this morning, took actor
upon several bills referred to them. TIT
bill introduced by Representative Wea'
yer. If Iowa, was discussed at length, and
Ia an amended form agreed upon, and
the chsirmsn was instructed TO report il
to the House and urge its passage. II
was also agreed to report adversely On
the bill introduced by r representative
Jones, fixing the denominations and
standard weight in grains of gold aud
silver coins, to be used by the govern
ment.
Vice President " heller, Numbers OF
the cabinet, Speaker Randall and large
number Of congressman have signed q
call for an Irish relief mass meeting.
Washington, IA The Senate finance
committee, this sf,eruoon, after discus
sion of Bayard's les luton u repeal the
legal tender power of greenbacks, took a
vote up n it, which resulted in a decision
to report it adversely. The votes in favor
of the passage were cast by Bsyard,
Herman, Wallace and Morrill,; those
against it were Beck, Voorhees,, Ferry
and Allison. Jones, of Nevada, was
absent, but known to be opposed.