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, 1880-03-20
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at.,! sol no''eo Ill 1esa4u ~ eo"tSo VI ''o'''
Perhaps little talk on how to study will
not be alnlss before como to what to study;
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lot greaL ay uo 'ss rsa,. a.oa .. wSsx
WIN eut veEy lneaefe fssuI1S, ~ uecausu 'luy
do not know how to do It, Ihey wear ont
their enthusiasm md perseverance,, and final
" a1yo IN iu despair,
~ t,.at 49," mt .,o,,,. .,,,o,o ,r,ra t.,
simple. addition, while you are doing It do
world hnt od,tltInn. wl,en WI, hnva harmed
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~ ~ no. ~ aila ot eVf .oo maen II lily
whch vi, IRA d 1,t,t prnnretf HUI maRes g 81 Il tao
har ID Giscoapusing, md you lose s Instead e I of
nSk'g Maeger t'e rverv stan IN mt min tho notea
in a prt t' IN sS yoar lex % fsp oftentes s s
ny = : stuy tepe Il vi; Stst ast
Me root OF 1 fie ieol matter; u II Is har. rcat
lte nd 1 fnW NY z, nH nsola, ta1e lew gymnastics
sa ulg ,, III ,o, alsesi; ,,I,.i m ~, -. ~ ..,+ w
an tst,in~ st,n u ~ an ns XIV
ca nj nav herc !Tn sk = ~, Ut royal stuX ra
to isarnng,. You cannot inherit, buy. beg,
sinHaIn' Wy a b'ty " na;s mo.icSI, paait1. H.
p@n reWard. I wm,, 9"f hevnui XIII t,,a s';n'o II,
TudmeMta nav M y v',r III IL Roso nncnn W ta s',io VIII
snfpIiseS sn ths VII io,9w IN alck sl'ceessio
ns,y ~ 1ho fa neaSehs afd tie earth Will take on
my ~ iaees: :.
two or tToo su!os ,s seeor1inr r. q o ths
amount Of time YOU cal, spare from utfler
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cannot beg .wo lly on credit. We hnvo mt
!,een IN bed Or laln OH mattress since last
Mny,
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I am Used rs Il pnrt: nm mover Il whp1c, =
An1 s0ulrthiug tilat hns neltlor botly nor soul,
Although It is sui! Tint my kindred aud
Ifnyu iuyur beull knnwn Il, uttrr Il lilo,
Yet still I'm cnltcd vulgar-t ect,rcely know
why. .'..
Some things arc strange: will wonders ne'sr
cGllsH?
BY multiplication always decrease.
NELSON, Ill. NkLsoNIAN.
, 1880-03-20
O1{OLONA.
4 Lively Yc1p from tho Grent Southern
Democratic ORGAN.

A Lively Yeip from the Grent Eouttcrn
Democratic Organ.
Okotor.a tMtsa., Soutter1, Statts tpeus.}.
"a 8TRDS1 GOVERNMENT "-nDw THE 1nFAN-
p0fts IDEA fAB iEEN BEnvED IN AxERlpA,
AND now IT WILL BE SERVED AGAIN.
"A strung Government Is wanted"
30 aays tho stalwart saltImhnntD OF tho Now
York Tribune, IN bis issue Of the 14th ult-;
And tho rrtnatk is being onotod by tho Re-
publican prcss with many commendhtory cotn-
u1gnta.
The old Contnentals hnd
"a strot,x Government"
Trinr 10 1ssa:
HIT they read tho law OF liberty to
The pnlcc-burn whe!ps uf vt. JHmes.
Aud they ra1nmed it down the ihroats Of his
soldiers,
With II seasoning 1T saItpetrc.
TnAr,was the way our fathcrs served
And thotr suts hHyyn't fnrgnttGn the trick.
"a strong Government"
through aii that Dark DccaIc.
II bi,,kc III
u!saL aud
Flame,
Ana our people
BAhrrtl Alld
shnt-Hun1cl
Thctr wny to liberty.
Iha 'ltteata1ls Tor
these precodonts, and committing them to mem
For l,tat ~ surely Us Jehovah
ilulds this planet o tho holiow Of His hand.
Just TINT sllrcly Will our peoplo
The tlrst man TINT undertakes to inausurato
And M crtok bis Internal ncck on tho gallows-
tree.
They will do It,,
They. will do it II they hnvo to paint tho mid
night sky with frut-w0rk Ot fire, md wItsh tho
l!fu-bltkIl Ut the
Cnt!Iines and
GnnspsrsatniH.
We thauxht that tho
1nfanl0us ftlca OF
"a strotig Hnvernment" was dying out with
tho dcspOtlsH,s beyond the Atlant1u,
Europe ia leaping tntoa
New,
Frcar and
Tnnspfeldent
Under tho magic touch OF liberty,
And IL being
lec.lepi,et,,
lteBenGrNte.l. and
Al, wo to drop back into tho Dark Ages,
into tho light that was list 1uiekcno1 and
'tindltd on utlr sntf
Hhall we Introduce tho
Tra.nlpory a,d
Togcthor with It's
1anizHrluR.
llHatcs, nnd
Chains
As the OLD Wnrli discards these
NeI!us ut barbarIsu,, .........
And TRANSFORMS her subjeots Into sovereigns7
I!y tic Holy TrInltyl
III lit til /. tho utlmlty of stalwartt.m,
Iheroforo 8talwartiam
Must Anl
Shall
1liu tho Death.
This Un(nn fsn
l.A,au and
Temporary
1.RnKtlo
Or Sovereign Conlrapnwealths.
Thoy nrG their EEE lords AMI masters.
NJ central powor will bo permitted to usurp
one sntury
Right or
Function
That IL guaranteed to them by tho roynl sigu-
N.tliMa Ut IGsl Himself.
Tho pcs,r'c Of mississippi, FOR Instance, aro a
Separate,
Instinct, md
Sovereign
lonpIc:
They propose to ,lo precisely as thoy ptcnse,
whethor thu otlzens ut tho other 8tatea 1tko 1t
nut.
GhcG for n!,
Tic better A1sd
Tho &Aftr
Z wIll hs fnr the unhung ucelcrats who arc
"a strong Government"
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\ blrsi; II ahoot: to beg; plant; mn atlvorb;
GENEVA LAKE, Wis. coukr,
HALF SQUARE woRD-No. LII.
I. In tho broai Atlantio you 'nay SEQ this swttn-
A nrjukly- -snuetl, uastl-tuned fellow,
3 The i'sh iii i not daao, bat ths word moans
:, a rot, If you please, that Is mt metow.
tho s,.rHu;
IT viii 10 to enll your boy, It yo,, chooso;
T. hut keep him FREQ frotn thls for surely 1t Is
Obedience, aul swiftly brings ita dues.
:. Fonetle9lly spenkinx, county now you're
III Cn,1i.eotluut or Massachusetts nns1 It.
8. This otter yo't may hcar alwaya ringing In
nut yS'! Soscr-that il, har1,y eysr-,.'.,, it.
FuLTOA, Ill. TOWAEAU.
SQUARE woRD-No. Ills.
An Eastern weight; jewish measure; arver
til Sgt'tlAutI.
CHICAGO. JARED BwAnM.
NUMERICAL ENIoAIA-NO. 1,1lg.
atn composed of six lntters. and nm an ami
MIy5ses' ia "netheF name for the same AMI
ijx+;v,a; nx,4,Six, ., wi,' i are sports. WEE,
ENI0MATrzED QUoTAT1oNs-No. 1,1so,
Hail tn tTII. THtls with its PuzzIc.s' Corner.
f1nnnrtsl and btessoh be tts columns Of rhyme,
Long lnny the MD 1t receives FROM tito whUl1 bo
ChcrtsllGll and lnved to the plll Uf her time.
Ns,w that Bho nlRy he seer
lIy thirst WIN seek hrr tt,eine,
ChnrActrrH thlrtoon she's willing to Do;
While almost onIl week
SuIne rAru piixzltnH trick
This lady hlrls At the friends Of The G.
"Thc monks 49,. woro tho only IL, Al T.
lists III tllt,@t nYcs." ."-FluMs.
"rhfs slI'l. hi led over hoults md :, t. liz:
Through .lhoras md bushes scatt my legs
drew."-Fut55nf..
"stnncs u :, firced from tho old Assyrlnn
B1inga."- Shakespeare.
"1'heru cHMle not six days since from FIul a
pre uI rich unnary. Ia 1t Of tho right u, 10, 0.
lr'-.lftlAsiHUer,
NUcHEL1E, III. DuByIE zEN0HA.
, 1880-03-20
THE PUZZLERS' CORNER.

[Oreinn contributions will lm published IN
this department. Correspondents witt plcnss
sel ti,oIr rral nntnea with thoir nonis tit IRtns
n,l.irt.sse,1 to "1'nzzlors' Corner" Avoid ,bso-
lrtu wtrt!s ~ fnr Aa posslbln. Answers will 10
published tho follow Ing Hcck,1
ANsWEas 10 Last WE EK's PUZZLES.
No. fI1o7.
4 n D X
YY u /
T T , N
n Il. N D
u EA l.
MA nEr n1rE
A r. q @
N IT "a r
II n Il
LY Yp
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''''l{Tjsl I. i: lzE!EEEIII J? II
No. ]lo'. G%%hk'{d;5 y IT
::,:!|;; !?;E;!;! !; i: !!
W PerlGOrrl Pic.
No. lilo. No. 1.1l4.
X kOn Heavier. cnshngrp, sat
On LIE thet, corduroy, enssi-
kO ftAN mere, 1aconct, tarletnn.
OLAVE
ENET
pfAMOND-NO. 1115.
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p1AMOND-NO. 1,1l5.
In rTen'da: the cry OF mn anl,nal;, a military
cap: M nt,llal: ontitu!naly; kind Of Hrn!ti
tr1naps,setl; III T0Whead.
UrtUANA, I'll. PUNCH.
, 1880-03-20
RADyvAY,a nKADY tKt8RF.
HEALTH Is WEALTH,
Health d Body is Wealth d Mind,
RADWAY'8
SarsaparillianResolvent.

Puru blood makcs sound Gesh, strong bone, ard
clear skin. II you whuld have your flesh firm,
your bones soiind, without carries, and yn,ir cnm-
ple1ton fair, tIac lADWAY'H HANHApARlL-
LIAM nESQLVENT,
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
General N eaOS {.

Four hundred immigrants passed
through Montreal yesterday, for The
West. Among them were forty orph.
ans brought out by Miss Rye.
Returns of the election in Vermont,
held yesterday, indicate the usual Re-
publican majority in that State of 49,
600.
The Republican State Convention of
New Hampshire met yesterday, and
nominated Charles II. Bell for Cover
nor by acclamation.
Michael Mella and VIM. Stiles, no
torious thieves, were captured in AL
bany on Monday night while breaking
into store.
The dwelling of Pramel White, at
Holbrook, Mass, was robbed on Mon
day night of $135 in money and about
$4,000 in bank stock and railroad GER
tificates.
The U. S. steamer Dispatch was put
out of commission at Portsmouth, Va,
yesterday.
The bark Linnea has just cleared
from Halifax for London, England,
with cargo of canned HOLSTERS valued
at S|S, ,UoV.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of La =.
Dor of the United States is in session
in Pittsburg. About one hundred del
gate are present. The proceedings
are secret.
The annual session of the American
Social Science Association opened last
evening at Saratoga.
President Hayes and party had the
usual receptions at Wlnnemuca, Reno
and Virginia City, Nevada, yesterday ,on
their way to San Francisco.
General Longstreet, accompanied by
Postmaster General Maynard, called at
the State Department yesterday. and had
an interview with Secretary Evarts. 1t
is believed the General will receive his
final Instructions to-day, but the date Of
his departure for Turkey is not yet fixed.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
PERSONAL.

Theodore F. Keisel, deaf mute, OF
this city, who recently graduated at
the National Deaf Mute Asylum,
Washington, ID. c., has been appoint
ed one of the instructors of that insti-
tuition. He is young man of fine at
talnments and bright mind, and will
be credit to the honorable position
he occupies. During recent visit to
this city MIR. Keisel met an old coloi ed
woman whoex pressed UNBOUND ed sur
prise that there existed people unable
TO hear or speak.
Chief Engineer Tazewell and L. G.
File, will leave this city for Boston, fer
the purpose of attending the 6remen's
jubilee which takes place at that place
on Monday, Tuesday and wednesday
next. Chief Tazewell will attend the
Chief Engineers Conven ion Which
meets at the same place, and on the
same days.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
OLIVET FESTIVAL AND ENTER
TAINMENT,

The fruit festival at Olivet Church
last night was a pleasant affair and the
decorations OF the room, and the display
of the tables did credit to the ladies and
gentlemen of the committee of arrange
ments. Facing the Chestnut street door
stands Il g bouquet table; opposite it are
the ice cream tables, and TO the right
may be found large stand loaded down
with tempting fruit and confectionery,
while fitting about the room in pretty
white dresses are the Young ladies whose
duty and pleasure it is to serve the pur-
chasers. The festival will be continued
tonight, and besides the usual attrac-
tions, there will be, at half past nine
o'clock, the recitation of several hun :
GUS selections by popular elocutioL 81.
No pleasanter place can be found In
which to spend an evening. Let fathers
ring their families. Let friends bring
their friends.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
THE SCHOOL FOR ALL.

Tho "Wilmington Atheneum," at the
Almond Building, 9th and Market sts.,
will be opened for instruction in CiaSsi-
cal, Englist and Commercial branches on
of tie best, cheapest and most highly
rec cmmenoed places for superior learn
ing in this city. All persons, itch or
poor, engaged In business, profession or
any other occupation; ladies', gentlemen
or children, pupils of public or private
schools-all can here be instructed and
accomplished In any desirable branch BY
taking two or three private lessons ev-
cry week, at time convenient TO the
pupil. Ladies' NAV be- taugh, at home.
Lessons are given from z o'clock a. m.
to 9 O'Clock p. m., so as to give a chance
10 all. Each one is taught privately, un
less desired otherwise. Send for cata-
logue, or call on Prof. Hochkeppel, III
Tatnall street. See advertisement in
other column.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
MAJoRITIRs
Net Republican majority, 1S7
oN ,SapEoroRs, TIcKRTa
I ct Republican majority, TO
SCATTERING VOTES.

Net RApuDilCan MAJORITY, lUl.
SCATTERING voTHs.
The scattering votes cast at yesterday ;
election were as follows
Third ward, east precinct-nne double
ballot was voted and thrown out, and
one tax receipt was voted; western pre-
cinct, Inspector, Thomas Cloud, 3, assiA-
tant, John q. Buckingham, B.
Fourth ward, eastern precinct-Inspec-
tor, James Head /, John Kirk l.; assis-
tant, II. C. Supple l. Western p,ecinci,
Assessor, William Kyne J.; Council
VIM. II. Brady2
Fifth ward, eastern precinut-Conncil,
A. p. Beecher 1; assistant inspector,
VIM. Fields l, Enoch Moore, Jr., 1.
Western precinct, Iuspec or, Thos. NJ
Culbert 3. Evett II. Wells 1; assistant,
WIN. Summons 3, q. X. Kyle !; E. G.
Hog AMI.
Seventh ward, eastern preciac' As
s4ssrr, Washington Cox !; Council,
Enooh Moore. Jr., l; Inspector, John b.
Moore, l.; James McKendrick, Jr., !,
rhos. G. Doud / e. Ii. Wells l; assist
ant, Chas. j. Kyle, l. Western pre-
cinct, Council, Edward Leary, col, l;
Inspector, Lewis ZsbIey 2; assistant,
Tho u. Taliey 2.
Eighth ward-Assessor, Lewis Stid-
ham /: Council, John Hunt 1; assistant
inspector, ii. q Smith l.
The Ninth ward election officers seal
ed up both their tally lists IN The box,
and IL will have to ne taken out by City
Council this evening.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
HOWGATE'S "OFFICIAL" BUsI
NESS BOOM.

The Washington Egenisg Star Of
last evening says - =
There is an outcry in the papers
about what is called the 'unblushing
cheek" of Lieutenant Howgate In send
ing out circulars, all over the country
to various organizations asking their
endorsement of his application for the
place of Chief Signal Officer as success
sor to General Myer. His missives are
sent cut, it seems, in unstamped en-
velopes endorsed ITO be returned
to the War Department, Office Of Chief
Signal Service, If not delivered in ten
days. Official business. Any person
using this envelope for private pur-
poses will be deemed guilty of misde-
meanor and subject to fine of $780,"
The pertinent inquiry is made If there
could be more purely private pur-
pose than this, for which these enyel-
opes could be used : But there il
probably little danger of Howgats's
success. To appoint him, and make
him brigadier-general, would be to
jump him over the heads of large
number of capable officers and, at
the same time, he is not acceptable to
the leading scientists of the country.
The Boston correspondent of the
Springfield Repu6Hcan, writing upon
the proceedings of the Science Asso-
citation in Boston, says that a commit
tee was appointed by the Association
to confer with President Hayes on
General Myers successor "Howgate.
who has been recommended, being op-
posed by scientific men generally"
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
ALLIN HOUSE.

Mr.. Kenrard Smith desires it sta ed
that the report 10 the effect that the
father of the Two children who were
removed to the Aims House on Monday
afternoon, suffering with the small pox
occupied another house than the one
In which the two children were is in
correct. He says the family came here
from Philadelphia, and being without
money or friends, he took them in until
their furniture arrived from Philadel-
phia,as they intended 20 settle here. The
father remained with the family.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

Ss.s',an ,,s and many times excess
r-D,,, ,slye discharge from The nose.
|n.p, ~pg up of The nose att,mes.
.,,s', VI Tie sense Of smell and
4 arIr,lng ,',, n or weak ey es, Unmarried
M a" sn. guar appetite, pres. ure and
IN set Ss Tue eyes and az lines In
lo,I...s oy, Tue head, cold fre,. and q
|sbpSs |sbpiSs'ss.,,adeanidrbihty,qresymn. iSs's,,ade W..
|6tn az, a'f comm IN to catarrh. vet
|l1,s rn,ho are BOT present ineyery esse ~
|iObt safh sa.fh Remedy cur, \ catarrh
ae and oT',n AMI stages. It's pleas
edrug, ' VHh'alnS no polso nous or
|ra M M 90 sure a cure l. il thai
1@,pilelor offered for years T in
Dip pa, ,ep =" liewspapers Of me land
BOT cp's %"'i OF $500 for a case i,
o'ld by drugg ,ts at 90
sept. B-2W
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

The new Delaware Engine House, on
French street, near Sixth, will be open
10 the public tonight for inspeetion.
The ceremonies will commence at eight
o'clock, Francis Vin1ent making the
opening address. At the conc ,usion Of
MIR. Vincenps address, a picture of the
old engine house, worked in HAIR by M rs.
John McCov, will be presented to the
company by Harry Sharpley, Esq. 1t
will be received by T. A. Macallister,
Esq. A silver horn will also be present
ed to the company by the delaware
Regulars. The Millard band will be
present and furnish music for the occa-
slnn.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
A SNEAK THIEF.

Mr.. James Monaghan, shoe dealer,
Second and Jefferson streets, was re-
lieved of about $25, ON Monday
afternoon, by a dexterous sneak
thief, who came into the store on
some trivial pretext, and whipped
the money out of the drawer as
quick as lightning, while Mr.. Mona
ghan's back was turned for an in
slant. He was a short, stoat fellow,
with shabby clothes and slouch
hat, who occasionally spoke a sort
of broken Italian dialect, though he
can speak English well enough. He
his been noticed in several stores,
and store-keepers should keep their
eyes on him.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
SUPPOSED o BE LOST.

The iron steamer San Sdlpador is
supposed to be lost. The vessel left
Truxillo ON August 7th, since which
time she has not been heard from.
The vessel was built in this city in
1859 for the Merchants and Miners
Company, of Baltimore, by the Harlan
s. Hollingsworth Co. During last
winter the steamer was at the "a. & H.
Co.'S yards, and was thoroughly over
hauled.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
lmIIsenlentS.
aFrN0y THE PAClFlC."

aFrN0y THE rAClFlC."
4 lie solicitation of a number of
I6lans, Mr. John T. Ford has con-
10 give a second presentation of
|nsiCal extravaganza of "Fun on
|acIfc,' which 50 delighted those
Ete so fortunate as to witness
|nprSentatlon Oh Monday even
b.
se Fun on the Pacific" is to en-
least three hours of unalloyed
En, as tile play is brim ul Of fun
Beginning to end, For the ac.
dation Of ladies and children a
H will be given in the afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
fE FIRST AND ONLY ONE.

fDhSsle L. r. Co., will run a
acmslon train to Ocean City to-
p NIng His city at ga rn., and
Pig have Ocean City al 8 p. IN.
F& doTn,if THIS weather continues,
dtIghiul, and alter arriving at
VIy,a plunge in old ocean will
l'n repay One for the ride. This
resort remains as attractive as
'alll Is ole Of the safes, bathing
y ezls'ahce. Fare Tor tie round
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

! A,t a Chihuahua official has
Lt 900 for Victoria's scalp, and
IN ,ls scalp of any of his war
,e shall perhaps get more accu-
L,,idics OF the number Of Apache
4, killed by the combined Ameri-
I'M Mexican forces.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
WILMINGTON. DEL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER s. 1880.
Newark Letter.
RACING-CIRCUs-sCHooLs OPENED.
NEWARK, Septemb Der 8, 1880.

49, oOPbcnboA VI AOoOs
From all accounts. IL clear weather
prevails, the sport will be very fine at
Homewuod Driving Park next Sarur-
dav. A number of horses have been en-
tered for the different race, and for the
accommodation Of the public the books
will be Kept open till Thursday noon.
The pub ic schools opsned here on
Monday with a very fair attendance, the
Academy yesterday morning.
Robert stickney's circus exhibited
here yesterday to two very slim audi
eDces. As the performance is said to be
rather good, IL Is deserving OF better
patronage. Short notice and a very
damp day were very much against the
show he-r.
Barton's flour ami feed store will be
completed this month.
The p. and 8. l.. railroad " IL soon be
in running order, but whether trains wi II
be regularly run Is still unknown.
The farmers for miles around are bus
ily engaged IN hauling lime for their
land.
The &c. e. B will play for the Ma
sons and Odd Fellows at the dedic itio n
at New Castle on Monday. ANON.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
Locdt lanes.

|,He,b, at rulIme,,,' ,n,,,,'[,,''
r. A'd at Fullmer's.
taI,s sa' n,'.,l seIII'g for 40 cents per
@sslrD ., .is..C :, Clark's jewel,yp lyp'Ss,,s storq'
% ,ysoian' oipc'ed City Council viii i
Etpabiirss lor Organization.
sFeisl.yy ly%i's aus SeIe jnbilant last
Ese.li5' i''rs s. St. tins morning. s'''' ''S :
9,elur1n,A AzEIrE .nii conialaing the
.eg,sI nsl,, @rn'8 Democratic si' chi,
,95sr meeting lSs this evening. ''"'
Witch and md y J9lnt pic mic Of the
SSttemorrnrn",l anne Hose, al Schuel.
Vision loOcoa,. O,. uay go down OF
sa,ia lesveSSe DSeGn "a City tomorrow
.,s ,eseclion ye.,n .,,'s city a, 8 a. m
ssIE'.,,,s'I Red P@a'iii.Gi,I,ipg i.isn will tax,
the 10Th inst. ID
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
PHILADELPHIA GERMANS,

e'lI4a ut a about %, 800 per-
P,'llpaled' on Monday, in the
"a aleltIng the second days eel
o. The Canslatter Nolksfest
=. ScIileltrn Park, Philadelphia.
'AIl''lsemehls were inaugurated
t@ps,ng street parade, many OF
.Ipaals being dressed in The piet-
NVs'l'lnes Of their Fath,I land.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

|tss the Republicans were sure
!, uonld be carried by their
| Rut their organs were vastly
IN Il tisnot unlikely that they
mi,led again, as the Demo
,dIndiana claim that they will
|, hrrer majority next month
!, Oaol,er, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

SECRETARY EvARTs has got back
to Washington, but the most of his
time is occupied in telling the de-
partment subordinates who are left
on duty that Garfield will carry
New York. After the election
some arrangements may be made to
get an apology from Spain for some
recent insults TO our flag.-9imes.i
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
|ANCOCK,
s.,,4 Soldier Statesman.

,.., has lust found out that
..'rr D'a wear ago said the lie
ban party ""' r.,,,o oor,,se
/, lively yesterday if it was
N ,ns Injection of heavy doses
\. 's .s re hear. Doubtless when
''.,'fc remedy for Republican
Y. !. exhausted, the corpse will
,r,in. We shall see.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

ONCE MORE the trunk line railroad
companies pledge themselves to abstain
from cutting freight rates, but whether
the pledges of chronic offenders are
worth more in business than in the
temperance moveni mt is still question
open to doubt. -
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
neetings Tonight.
MONDAY.

d. Social lycenm.
sm DIVISION. h. oi 4.
IN Library As-uciallun.
Irn Tribe, No. :. /. y. X. NJ.
[vNe Lodge, No, /, |. o. .. +.
Hpau Lodge, No. -, !. y. o. +.
|An.lon Lodge, No. ! X. of 7.
knn.lon council, M. ., .. L. A. M.
|lIn.tou l.udgc. No. 3. A, o. q. +.
IN Encimpmeut, No, 7, |. q. y. F.
4 glethrhcm Division, (co'ored) 3
kiIndon Division, No. /. Uniform
K,OiP +.
|nlnglCn ard Brandywlno Council,
H. l. A. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
MlLROAD CHANGE

y ,,.", S+IlOlch, formerly assistant
s'',a.a Ssal al the Wilmington X Nor
,'Dai,. naUaa depot in Birdsbsro, has
|arIl rR',Itl ., |" take charge OF the
IN 'Ie h.i'' SALON, Mr.. Peacock of Will
|,n V''ls us successor at the for
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER FOR
HANCOCK.

Capt. Noah l.. Oochen, veteran Un-
ION soldier, who has heretofore always
been Republican, and who was mem-
Der of the Thirteenth Ward Republican
Association of Brooklyn, has written q
letter resigning from that association,
and announcing his intention Of voting
Tor Hancock. Capt. Cochen, In his let
ter, declares that the leaders OF the Re-
publican party no longer represent Its
principles. In conclusion, he says Of
General Hancock "He has promised,
II elected, that the Constitute with all
Its amendments shall remain lnviolable.
As he has proved bis patriotism and 10y.
atty to the Constitution and the Union
during the late rebellion, believe In his
promises now, and that he will defend
and protect the interests OF the people
from the assaults ofpohtical demaRogues
be they Republican or Democratic.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
ERIC THE RED.

No additional particulars have been
received by K. w. Cameron & Co. Of
New York city concerning the ship Enc
the REQ, which has been reported lost
at Cape o way.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

"Fun ON the Pacific" will be pre-
sented at the Opera House on next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08
Peach Shipments.

The following were the shipments
of peaches over the Delaware railroad
vastardav.