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murphy's Sentence for the Murder OF
Young Warn1inont.

murphyss Sentence for the Murder OF
Youu: Warn1mont.
Judge Gary was engaged yesterday In hear
ing the arguments i'll the Murphy murder
case. Col. J. B. Jones, counsel for the
prisoner, in closing the case on behalf of his
client, made very able argument, and was
followed by Statc's-Attorney Mills, who
spoke for about two hours, and the case went
to the jury about o'clock.
Att O'Clock the jury notified the Bailif
in charge that an agreement had been
reached, and Judge Gary was Immediately
sent for. State's-Attorney Mi~ had re-
manned III the vicinity, expecting an early
agreement, and when the prisoner was
brought in there were present the Court
officers and counsel on both sides and avery
few spectators. The verdict was that Muir
phy was guilty of manslaughter, and the
jury fixed his punishment at seventeen years
III States Prison.
Murphy received the verdict with an ap-
parent effort to control his feelings, but was
shook like a leaf, and would have fallen
from his chair but for the assistance Of his
attorney, Col. Jones, who caught his arm and
held him up It is said that upon retiring
the first vote taken resulted in showing that
eight Of the jury were In favor of verdict
of guilty Of murder in the first degree and
the death sentence. The other four favored
verdict as returned. An agreement was
reached only upon the condition that the
term should be to the full extent of the law
Murphy was taken back to his CELL and his
counsel will at once make motion for new
trial
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ct secrecy which prevents Cardinal nominate
from discussing business affairs between the
time OF receiving bis blglietto until his creation
- Consistorr was rela1ed in the case OF Mgr
Aassun, dis bis opinion on Oriental affairs was
ConstantinoPle In July, 1900. and is consequent
IL 6o years old. He was educated at the Propa-
ganda College Ia Rome. According to the ETH
quet OF the Roman Cura, whenever Patriarch
q member OF Royal family Is created Car
dinal no other Cardiuals are crented contempo-
Taneousiy Consequently no ether Cardinal was
however, may create df he wshes) at the same
time other Cardinals In petto, ind may declare
Cardinal Hassun will be distinguished among
tho members OF the Sacred College by his beard.
Since the death Of Cardinal Recanati, a Capu-
the College. He ts the hrst Armenian who has
eyer arrived at the dignity Of Prince OF the
reside in state At Constanttnople, and his pres
ence there will be curious and picturesque
contrast With the olden hatred of the Islams for
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parents, *B West Jnckson-st. Dec. II, at 80 p. NJ
Henry Adams ,rout. AGED years and months.
and months.
Sarah Edith Grout, Dec. u, at sp u.. aged years
and II months.
Tho three youngest children Of i. 3. and Agnes n.
Gruut.
PHlLL1Ps-very suddenly. on the 18th inst. At hts
late residence on Shehe!d-Av.. Lake Vlew. ILL., Of
dcer Joseph Phillips, Of deIirum tremens, aged u
years and months.
Funeral from his late residence to-day suuday) at
2p. n. By carriages to Waldhelm Cemetery Friends
OF deceased are Invited to attend without further
notice.
year.
Funeral from his late resdence, 4S3 North Wels-st,
Monday, Dec. ~, at O'Clock p. bY cazrtaxes 70
GraceiAnd, Friends are invited to attend
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The Act that Cost Laeut.~Gov. Robin
sons Life.

The Act that Cost Laeut.~Gov. Robin
sons Life.
Dfntfr Ne1rs.
uwhv don't you write the history Of the
,amenr..d George u. Robinson7' inquired
Iown-e.olnine m0untaineer of reporter on Doc
Kobipson's train lust evening.
Then let me tell you. WAS clerk In Mt.
Rohinson's Leadvilie grocery store. where
little more than TWO Years ago txo % bard. up
,,;x-e fhen a urub stuke. Mr. Robinson told
Them he wns lust starting in business and could
not afford to Speculate in mining p1speSSts pS ae ao
had iIst heen refused d stake ny Tabor and by
CHARLEY Mater. and coming to Robinson as last
resort, stuck TO hun like u leech. After con. on.
Siderable harley Mr. Robinson told me to put
then, IN twnnty pounds of flour, five pounds of
bacon. some baking powder, little cotiee,
sugar, spd some other articles, the cost Of the
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Some women are like shotguns. They
. would attract no attention il it wasn't for
their bangs.
a gent4enan Vno mas oeen canvasslns
among the leading musical people OF chicago
lately states that on calling at their resi-
dences he was almost Invariably informed
that the persons he wished to see we're not at
homo hut that ha c,uld oae;,v find +han, at
ne' w sAa1 40 Su <r co., 1."1 n4 w.. -. -.
rrnes ia onS rs "a Stss. streat 49, nlaca
heinz t1,a recngnigsd mnsicaI headnnarters
~ f3i,;ooxn ,;s;t r.. ia 1,iaca na,.tinna6
yesterday found no less than thirty pronli-
nent mn1icians who ware scattered throneh
the convenient and coy MUSHROOMS, the at
traction being the magnificent new Chicken
Ing pianos and the other firstrclass instru-
ua1lts handled by this firm.
Tears contain ia little nhosnhate of lime.
some chloride OF sodium, and water" But
thisis not all they contain. Pretty often, when
contain an argument that Induces man to
hand over the price Of 8 new winter bonnet.
Don,t INV vonr Chr;stmaa sweetmeats-
suci, &c fancv caEea rhnicn confart1ons ftc.
until YOU have inspected the superb display
at Heissier i Junge's, $40 State Street. It is
11nenualad in Chicago in va 1fs.tv and extent
!" NJ On ), sofd a south .Fnd father "a hn
prenared to lather the lad with a clanboard,
II regret fbe npcpssifv 0f nun1shnr vou.
had rather he whinped than punish YOU. I
Am s,ira Ii makes ma feel q great deal worse
than Il f]nes vnt1su And the lad. who felt
,n;chtv ravanruf,] toward thn oId man. ali
the saline. told a friend about it, and said that
If he believed the old man. that worthy would
be kept humping him all the time.
The veteran caterer John Wright, with
his able corps of assistants, can be found at
his old place. IS Monroe street RfeparxHdd to
..1vhara ara rou pojup so fast Mr. John
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VITAL KE>IUIkA1IEE.
pfnnnn,e Vital preTnpATnW

There In we11-known prtnrtn1@ IN animal p1yso'o-
~ that no vital action take place eyr~at thranxh
s n sny % ':e . e s
Therct: remedy IN the reach of ~. one that h..
VITA VITAL III s W a: ben and in
dor.ed hy the Acndemy Of Medicine in Paris a. m m
rus cnntk k.Tide. othcr poi.on:i. pnrely vrcEr.-
nTE. producing reaction. and IL permanent in ef
tsst 81 me % ena % sne "f 81 %
s. Brown sRc:mnnd prcnrtefor. Rnom %' 1r'rld ID
r. TX =" 10 fG5 :, s On recsnt IT "
nrsce Nome genuine without the. signature of =. =:
wholesale and retail druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
pasas y sns S d,q: Gf
tween n7s and sz months, i'I n'n: n,e2,h:
Medcin de Ia mopItal Charity.
ROLD BT ALI. DIR UGRI~T%.
VAN wsoe:ss x*se;s S2 s ss bsss M
'sf =: ~
ti,e. - their appointments aa such have been re-
EXTRACT FROM LETTER JUNE 9, lxsa
II tas axsot7 Do ,oo p5@pse n :e, r
i. tsns fss Il 70 osn n W e4Psn!s viii p.y dsys
Is: ss. v:; GS:;o,,3;3s ~ xGTt o,
sss taiisa e. r. re-
!he nae from Heofds Ial Ks,.%;a''ys % d.
Keords KestornttTe to nnTs @ smiIat' an nn1e a
mlana he public can lake the whole pills at once.
Ess' ss Vital ;SF nst:E 2o:s
asRs; Gu sa:a sassted and sold ''
New York. Dec l. l5dQ
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DIVORCES.

Bills for divorce were fled yesterday BY the fol-
lowing parties:
drunkenness anu cruelty.
ZhK-Ko.alie from Jan. for cruelty and drunken
ness.
PEVEV-Mary from Henry. for desertton-
DEGREES OF divorce were granted As follows:
MUELLEK-M8rKuretLn from Henry, On the ground
nf6 6psArttDn
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Did he take the prize? Yes, he took the prize
The poem and its title didn't seem to gu together
very well; but no matter, that sort of thing has
happened before; it didn't rhyme, neither WAS
it blank verse, for the blanks were nl tllod-
yet it t.0k the prize for this reason: no other
poem offered was really worth tnDre than about
<45O, whereas there WAS no 9etttng{ ground the
petrified fhct that this ono was wQpEh $l0 In
truth. there was not banker in th$whOc town
who was wiling to invest cent In those other
ptems. but every one Of them said this one was
good, sound, soaworthy poetry, and worth its
fnce.
poet achieved recognition at last and got astart
along the road that leads to lyric eminence-
whatever that may mean.
Therefore. let other struggling young poets
be encouraged hy this to go On striving.
HARTFORD, Nov. II, 1881. MARK TWAIN.
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mARRIAGES.
WILCOI-BARNARD-1n this city, Dec. l6, BY the
Rev. David Swing, Willard G. Wilcox andAsa Ada r.
barnard ....
wATT-NONROE--At the residence Of the brides
mother, 1enla, o. Dec Il. by the kev. Witherspuon
assisted By the Kcv. Ir. Morehcad james T. Wait, OF
Chicago. and Mary Belle Monroe.
BOW uwEs-KEEo-At 81: the rGstdence @ ct f. the e. brides
Kittredye Mr. David Bowes. OF Kansas City, No.. And
Miss Cynthia Reed, OF Chicago. No cards
JACESDN-pLOW@-Wed Dec & at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents Lake Zurich. ILL., hr
George j. Jackson, OF Chtcavo. and Miss A amy rIows
will mike their future home at No. Dl2 wabash
ay. and be at home their friends after Dec. Is.
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THE WEATHER

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 19-1 a. m.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder, part
~ cloudy weather, rising barometer, north
east to northwest winds, and light snow or
rain in Tennessee.
For the Lower Lake region, slightly cold
er, partly cloudy weather, light snow, north
For tie Upper Lake region, colder, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light snow winds
generally from the northwest to- northeast,
and rising tullowed by falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, colder and clearo OF fair weather,
northerly 10 easterly winds, and rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
6,1f1a H.
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MARK TWAIN.
4 Valuable Contribution to the buffalo
Homeopathic Fair.

Valuable Contribution to the Buffalo
Homeopathic Fair.
Bu9ao Erpress.
The success of the sprightly little paper en-
titled the Bazaar Bultctt1, has exceeded all
expectations. Mark Twain's promised story
was published in yesterdays issue, and it
caused brisk demand for the paper. Here
with we print the sketch. which will be found
entirely characteristic Of Its author:
TAIL
For Struggling Ioun0 Poets.
Well. Sir, once there was young fellow who
believed no was poet; but the main difficulty
Mnny and many i Puot has split on that rock
ii 1t Is rock. Many and many poet will split
Of used all the customary devices,-and with the
customary rcsult6-to- wit: he competed for
prizes and didn't take any; he sent specimens
"cand,d oplnion,.' meaning !. pun, and didn't
get it; he t<>ok advantage of dead persons and
obituarfed them In .ostensible poetry, but it
the dead. But at last be he.lrd of another
chance: there was going to be homeopathic
fair in Buffalo, accompanied by the usual inof-
tensive paper, and the editor Of that paper Of
fered prize Of s., for the best original poem On
the usual topic OF Spring no poem to be con-
sidered unless it should possess positive value.
into her rouslng charge Of Inspiration from bis
jug, and thon sat down and dashed of the fol-
lowing mndrigul just as easy HIS lying:
HAIL! BEAUTEOUS, BOUNTEOUS, GLAD
SOME SPRING.
4 POEM By 8. l.. CLEMENS.
No. i,isa HAH1Eoap, Conn: Nov: ii, 1850:
: GEO. P. BISSELL & &C.,
BANKERS,
PdH to Mrs. Dauid Gray. or order,
For Homeopathic Fair,
: Household Account
: S. l.. CLEMENS.
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Maximum temperature, 33; minimum, D.
*ToO ANAL 10 moasure.
GEAEHAL DISSERTATIONS.
EHIoA3u. Doc ,l8-I1:m 2. M
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tssee aSalpst H. 1t was decided tU use the quhr-
,,ssaty IN the County- building as Grand-Jury
court. '''A1 A'4 ''0 ~" e''D''@'AA
~ ta1aE has been complaint made that the firm
fhn..oaa oase the Contract for furnishing Cook
srsssyl s,ay *lh Goal have not lived up to their
sess45seeaent. 1t has been charged that on the
sns1 Sss a q the County Agent for 4 half-ton OF
ss@ ~ 70 De delivered tD poor families, the team
fa1na ease delivered a great deal less-as low as
Fsst.9 ~ s9 pouuds. instead of l,uO- A careful in
sisas.s sissssuon reveals the reason for the com-
n ~ ior which the hrm Is not to blame. They
HnssaEq Haanq as much us 7UJ half-ton orders UP to
d. esihaay h1y last They have uoen unable to obtain
~ oEe sstEe ait, hare only delivered portion on
Nss uef. sf. Whore better quality OF coal bas
nrsn 9nenvered s,nuller quantity has been
Gs~ oat 1t seems that the firm has endeayorcd
d. no. Under the circumstances. Tie county
- 3'' pay 1or any more coal than It gets
&Tnnah &TLL =: BAcoS, Esq, the Supervisor OF
II tscat. na OF eouih Chicag1, approved und filed
tat Tosa 'n n RE Recorders office the bond Of
ks1nss kr ior s6,u75.00. and is signed by the fol-
fa,~ent "a payers nud citizens of Chicago: c. B.
aptebEts.G George Schneider, j. ". Doane. b. P.
!ahn hnVn. IN :: 4 Kent. .. K Keith, Morris Selz.
FlItsnS STtsen o. L. 2: Letter. George n. Pullman,
hnr vii: =: Baker, John d. Lyon, N, f. Fair
x.KimhaLma =, Borden. George F. Harding, ".
Ktx ~ ~. H. GrAnuis, and Hcury ".
Fpre 1h;a s9peFvisor did not hesitate to ap-
han fn+.ohd oohd frr the signers are among the
sel fnr ~. clizens OF Chicago. and it speaks
Aar de-, Ms'f srs public spirit, and shows plainly
1onest ag n.utiudon to uphold and support an
demonstration Of iucAl government
~ l.. CLARENCE E. DAVIS No. 9. nee yandc-
M ..vaeFwse known as Davis I1et rn1t wife.
a1m irae dlEtrce yesterday by Judge BAR
nsstoons oa .ue lnuch-inarrled individual whose
= u harushte sr mas been somewhat checked
1f fNtNx 44.r1
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
.s: y fmSs. Ssgs Js:S SsSart'

TUCKAHoE, Cape May County, N. j.,
May 4.-The people of this village,
Middletown and Petersburg were thrown
into a terrible state of excitement and
alarm yesterday afternoon by the threat
ened destruction oftheir .homessand prop
erty by one of the worst forest fires that
ever swept through this section of c0un-
try. The great fires of last spring, though
they may have covered more extensive
acreage were not near SO alarming to the
people.
The fire had its started on the line Of
the JERSEY Railroad about IL O'Clock
yesterday morning though whether from
locomotive sparks or not is not definitely
known The wind blew q gale from the
south and by 2 o'clock in spite OF the
efforts of railroad employees and others to
check 1t had crossed the intervening
space of six miles and destroying some
OF The finest oak and pine lumber in this
county as well as a large tract Of valua-
BILE cedar in Its path burned to the very
edge of the villages above mentioned.
Business was almost entirely suspended
| every available man being out to combat
the flames. So alarme were the people
that numbers of families removed their
goods and valuables across Tuckahoe
river to places of safety. The public
school building here, fine iwo-story
structure was in imminent danger the
fire sweeping through fine grove on the
school house lot clear to the building.
The fire ladder. of the town were
placed upon it and by the almost
superhuman Efforts of force Of men il
Was saved from destruction. Had this
building burned t would have teen i'm
| possible TO save the town. While meI
fought the enemy women were praying
and children crying. Numerous dwell
ings and barns took fire but so far as
known but one building was entirely
destroyed All fencing afong the north
side of the village was burned up.
| Thad. Van Glider, of Petersburg losl
large amount of cord wood 200 cords oi
which we're standing in one tire. Numer
Gus halrbreadth escapes from death by
sufiocation and by fire are reported by
Lhe men coming in from the woods.
The hne property of Peter b. Hotf, a
Hoff's Mill was entirely surrounded, ant
large force of men were on duty ther,
the whole afternoon. He loses heavil,
in timber aud swamp cedar. Thu
morning the fire seems to have beer
entirely extiuguished during the night
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
The UnEnOaUst Heroes.
HOW ONE OF THEM Is LEFT LYING SICK
DESTITUTE AND FRIENDLESs.

HOW ONE OF THEM Is LEFT LYING SICK,
DESTITUTE AND FRIENDLEss.
In a cherries room in the top story OF
No. Geerck street, New York, lies
James Smith, who was captain OF the
forecastle of the sloop-ofwar Richmond,
ia lthe fight in Mobile Bay. Smith has
papers To show that he was one of the
heroes OF that Memorable action. He
performed an act of galIaDtry by which
the ship and AGO sea,nen were saved. As
captain of tue forecastle, he was ex-
pected, during action, to repair what
damages were tone the ship Dy the
enemy. He was furnished with gang
of fifty men to ASSIST him. Almost al
the beginning of the engagement of the
fleet commanded by Admiral Farragut
with Forts M organ, Gaines, and Powell
the Confederate ram Tennessee made a
dash for the Richmond. Captain Thorn
ton L. Jenkins, commanding the sloop'
of-war, slipped his cables 10 avoid the
blow. The latter, which was lee-bow'
ing the tide, fouled the slack of hei
hawsers and the starboard wheel be
came entangleu and useless. The mon
| ster ram was almost aboard, and com
| ing Mt the rate of twelve knots an hour
| The Richmonu's crew OF 400 men looked
| about them to soc whether any naI
would go into the wheel, with the ram
| approaching. James Smith sprang into
| the starboard shrouds, poised himself
| for a moment, and then leapcd into the
sea. In moment he had cleared the
| wheel buckets from the bIghJs ia the
line. Then Bill Dinsmore, the boat
| SWaiu's mate, standing on the paddle
box, cleared away thA stack, and the
| Richmond forged ahead just in time II
/ escape a similar blow to that which hat
been fatal TO two of her consorts. A
the Tennessee passed under the stern o
the kichnond the ram put hve-incl
shot right through the headlights
which went into the arnory and kille'
two seameu and one marine.
IT Smith had been an officer he wOul
have been promoted AS IL was, Admira
Farrasut, who was lashed In the mizzei
top Of the Brooklyn, saw Smiths actl oil
aud spoke IF it to Gideon Welles, VIII
then presented him with a media
worth its weight in brass. This Is al
the recognition Smith then got for hi
bravery. When his term Of service wa
over, however, Captain jenkins ordei e.
the yards manned, aud the side piped
and three .rousing cheers were give
him as he passed over the side. Smit
says this amply compensated him TO
what he did After the w,r Smilh b
bei ng UNIV iling to leave his wife, foun
employment with LioutenaDt-Colonel q
EngIneers Newton at He'll Gate. Abeu
year ago ne was enRaBeu py INC Ieuh
ing firm of Morris & Cummings at Com
munipaw. While engaged in carryin
the shaft OF a wipdlass ashore OF
| dredge, about five weeks ago, he slppe
and, falling into the water with hl
load, suffered injuries from which he
uot likely TO recover. He says that th
6rn has never even sent to inquire atte
him. Smiths family, consisting OF hi
wife ID four childreu, are destitute. ii
says that his VIE is n cops Of Barnt
| Williams.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
SECOND EDITION
From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
NesO RGsIrOud Reports.

ANOTHER ARRANGEMENT FOR LINE
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE
1t is reported on the street, but the
people said to be particularly interested
in the affair ackuOw ledge their Ignorance
in the matter, that Colonel II. s. Nc
Comb, of Wilmington, who has been
prominent in several railroad enterprise,
has secured the option of majority of
the stock of the W est Chester and Phila-
delphia Road for certain time at fixed
prices. Within the ear Colonel Nc
Comb has secured control ofthe Della
ware Western Road, which extends
from Wilmington to Landehburg, iD
competition with other parties who
thought the line worth looking alter.
The acquisition of the West Chester aud
Philadelphia Road is only Of use as af-
fordiug an entrance to this city, and a
very favorable one too. The West Ches-
ter and Philadelphia Road extends from
this city to West Chester, and wish q
road Twenty six miles long has paid reg
ulariy y per cent. dividends upon the
capital stock of $50 900, the total oi
stock and bonds being 81, ,250 900, oil
about 100000 to the mile. But this
road has station right on Chestnut
street below Thirty-first street, with the
right of way across Chestnut street TO
Market and the Pennsy lvania Railroad
yard The acquisition of this road would
give the new line an entrance to the
city quite as favorable as that enjoy ed
by the old road, and block nearer the
city than the present depot of the Penn
syivania Railroad. 1t could not be ascer
sained when this option expires or wha
price was named.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
General News.

The President yesterday nominated
Alva A. Knight to be Supervisor of the
Census for Florida.
Mr.. j. d. Cleary was yesterday ap-
pointed Clerk of the Ways and Means
Committee, TO succeed Colonel Jones
deceased.
The State Department is advised that
the Turkish Government has abolished
several of the foreign mis- sions, among
them that to Washington. Want of
money is the cause.
The New York Assembly voted yes
rejected bill establishing State Board
OF Health.
Governor Cornell, of New York, yes
terday vetoed the bill passed by the
Legislature of that State taxing foreign
capital.
The Convention of Lasalle county,
| ILL.,, Yesterday instructed its sixteen del
egates TO the State Convention to vote
for Grant.
The Republican Convention of Ten
nessee meets IN Nashville to-day. 1t
will nominate a Governor as well as
choose delegates to Chicago, The dele
gates, it is understood, will be Tor
Grant.
The Halifax, N. s., Herald, has just
been mulcted by jury in $1,000 dam
ages, for libel on late local Govern
ment employe.
The Superior Court of San francisco
Yesterday ordered the distribution of the
estate of the late W. S. O'Brien, to
which objection had been made by John
Ii. Burke. Excepting the bequests to
Maria Coleman aud Kate McDonough,
aggregating ST 500, 900, the value of the
property to BIZ distributed is about ST.
000,000.
The Chippewa river in Wisconsin is
very high al Chippewa Falls. 1t is es-
timated that flom the Big Eddy to Eagle
Rapids, a distance of Five miles, there
is log raft containing over l5O,OOO,OOt
feet of lumber.
The Allan line steamer Polynesian
from Liverpool for Quebec, with owe
1000 passengers on board, put In Il
North Sidney, G. B., yesterday. Sh'
had been stuck m the ice off Cape Ray
for several days.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Local Lines.

The repairs TO Cool Spring Reservoir
will be com pete1 in u day or two. The
work required 10000 bricks, and the
cost will be less than $4,000.
A special meeting of the Jefferson
Democratic Club will be held this even
ing, tor The consideration of important
business.
This mornings rainy weather knocked
quite number of ju, emile May parties
IN the head.
The stone-crusher, which was recently
removed and ttted up IN building on
the Cool Spring Reservoir lot, was put
| in operation yes erday.
Tie colored voter is evidently going
to have say in the management oi
Republican political affairs in this State
during the coming campaign.
To judge by the appropriations in .the
river and harhor bill, Wilmington must
be The smallest ard least important
point on the Delaware river, between
Philadelphia and the Breakwater.
A large market this morning.
Grip Van Winkle," by Joseph Keene
at The Opera House ON FRIDAY even
:ng.
The Republican and Grecnback State
| Conventions meet at Dover tO-mor
row.
No police cases this morning.
The amusement season is rapid!
drawing to close.
"Slim Jim" Is now lodged in one o
the city cells awaiting hearing befor
the Mayor.
One month and five days and tn
catching of shad and herring will be fol
hidden by law.
The rumor that Peter Spain died froI
the effects Of poison ~ Indignantly dt
MED by members OF the family.
Book beer on draught at Bucher
Fifth and Shipley. 2t
A complimentary ball win take plac
in Websters Dancing Academy tn
evening.
When will the s. III. FELTON, begin ht
trips between .his city and Philade
phia?
The Agricultural Society of this Sta
hold its annual meeting at Dover yeste
: day.
The brick makers can hardly supp
/ the demands for bricks.
To temporize with your health instef
: of promptly using DR.. Bulls Baltimo
. Pills, Is not indicative of much though
! fulness. Sold by druggists.