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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

The new railway to the srs.er Of vesu.
VIM vlas Is 500 metres long. cad terminates
SOO metres short Of the mouth Of the era.
ter. The inelines are tremendous: four IN
10 for the first l35 metres; 50 in 100 for
the next $50 metres; then SO, SO, aud 4.
nally AZ in the 100 for the remainder.
The carriages aEs drawn up By steel rope
ni W strands, which Is coated with tar Is
protection against rust. The ascen. on
The railway is made iu seyep minutes, bu,
y can easily be made 10 Eve. The motion
Y quite smooth. but the sensation on look
ing out Is far from pleasant, and a feeling
akin TO sea sickness Is said 10 arise. Great
pillars Of smoke frequently burst up from
the ground, close to the spot where the
railroad ends, and grea, shasns omen,
swallowing up anything which may Be on
the spot, 80 that the expedition may some.
tlmes not Be wholly free from DANGER /,
was inienled 70 open the line for Ia nah.
lie at the beginning Of May, 'w wv
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29
For he pemoeratio Adrorn,.
Extravaganza and MatnmOny.

No wonder that young men and women
don't marry now, as readily as their faith.
ers and mothers did half a century or two
ago. just look at this Five cigars a
day at 10 cents apiece, rs cents, or S27s
20 per year. Ten cigars day at d ceuts
apiece, or sl72.50 per year Two plasses
per day of something 10 take, +" or aset ,em
pp,' 10 cents each, or 20 cents Der dsy
$500, Total, per year, s346.F5; or
total for lower priced cigars, SEAS so.
These sums would not clothe fashionable
belle, whose bonuets, gaiters and gloves
would cost that amount, to say nothing Of
the rest Of her toilet and her board Let
a pair OF such spendtbrifis get married
His cigars and "tod'' cost annually s346.
90, and her furbclows cost fully as much
s695.SO per year. Deduct this sum from
$1,000 salary and Only s506.5 30 remains
for house rent, board or table expenses,
fuel, gas or lightg, and the ct caeras OF
every day expenses. No wonder the
young people cannot afford to marry.
Wen, lot them go through life ia asingle
blessedness," and at its close, full Of re-
grets and repinings, shuttle OF this mortal
coil with paRe hHt Meaiala "a c!aso their
eyes AVID give them decent Eepultutu.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

.lI',.' Forgiveness aud snils sss sss sss'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-29

Tho difference between sea aad sa~ i
IN tense.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

betrefs Der Waiseiete oereist, une es
beiBt, ct ,polle nod tpeitere Gcrrelpcnben<
sen psrSflentliden laien, melde 9iht auf
bic friberen lnterbanp lunsen nit bet
gurie iperfen. Die im 9lbseorbnetenbauie
itattsebabte smeitdsise Debate iieer bic
ermabnte 8orlase bat Oeutlid se5eist, buB
iebe Yartei bic Beilesuns oes Sulturz
fampfes mhnldt, feline BON ibnen iebc4
bic Yor!ase in ibrer sesenmartisen Sorm
billiot.
- Yetersburs. General SfubelpH 1T
mad Gbatte absesansen UNI gu reccsncs<
ciren. Derielbe iinbet, oaB iid bic ruiii<
iden Gruppen in iener @eSeno in eutent
3ultanhe BEL finoen.
- @enf. Der @enfer @roBe 9tatb
bat einen @eieeentpurf ansenommen,
ipe(dem suiolse ,peber Der 9taat nod bic
@emeinben in 3utunft @ubiOien 3u See
lisions;meden setpdbren iullen. Dieier
8eidluB ent3iebt ippobl ben prctefanti<
iden, als AUDI ben fatbcltiden airden jeoe
ibnen btSber sewabtte nntertiituns aus
SHentliden Mitteln.
- gern. Der Nationalratb bat zen
BunbeSratb eriudt, Mabreseln su ersrei>
fen, ltm bic fran5Sliiden SeIuiten gu per=
binoern, bab iie iid nad ibrer Gusweiiuns
in Der Sdmei5 sinniiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

glatipnal1hu!b erreidt cine 5Obs uon
$40, 900, 100000 unb lire lstsnbe Qr'
NEE 1T in Grispsnsseitsn faf 1000. 600.
Sod pr IA Sabren betraa bic Natio'
nalldulb Der Ser. Staaten SO. 900, ,o00.'
600, tpa 1T fe Ieit btslsr 3sit auf $2,'
600, 100000 bsrabsefunten. uaiers Ar'
NEE ad6lt sur 5000 Mana uno tann,
fats man bic Snbiansr 3ufr'ebsnitslt,
nod perrtnsert werpen.
gD1brenb bssbalb In europa eas BOLT
70 tslafst III. bab Der sanse grtras ess
@runb unb gooeus burh Steuern aufJe-
a.brt pirb. aaben bic Ser. S!aaten nod
Elm unermsblidss @ttist an 6ano, usl
DIES nur auf Bearbsi!uns bura bts 5ano
tss Men1den wartst, IN, bic lh0nfsn
Grnten ;u 9tbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

- 9u Rem ORLEANS. y. aus Wsls.
maneel ssy Staot bereits bic S4ulsn &C..
fdloien uno Sanitdts .Mabrss.ln Falrt
fnb, mstten balb aud bic Yrueefe auftS-
ten, neil bic @eldpurenen nidts - 3u
ellen tabsn. Der Ns1aura!eur, tpeldtr
tie gtfSltsuns Der geidwurtntn bslorst,
bat ndmlid ldon felt iiiuf Monattn ron
Der Stabt isinen Gent gtlb msbr srbaltsn,
unb wsisers il6, nod LANCER aa tcrssn.
Der Nthter ertlart nun, bab bic @sldwo.
rensn, wslGe aud itre @ebiiSrtn niht er.
bultsn, iuenisaens 3u anldnbissr 8ssSaI.
suns bers&tiet isien, unb bab man itnen
nidbt sumutbsn tGnnt. aad nod ibre
NablJsitsn mit,utrinstn, wena 7e i'm
@sridt er@Hetnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

5 10 il m deben StpffntAt,
lasts cine Dame BON SO ton su i9rem
@ssmann, als ct stne Webi,in mitbradts,
wslde ife BON Scpfmeb unb Nsuralaia
turiren ioute. on wsldem as felt IA Sat.
ren Hit. Nad bsm erasn Qnfalle tpurts
i6r inpsb rod pas 0iilisl bsisstraht unc
swar NIT 70 sutsm @rfolas. bab fe ben
@straua fortiebte. bio as ssbeilt mar.
Sie war barber 10 sntbufasmirt. bae 4.
% bsr beatn Jamilien 1u bsm Wsbraudb
Der Nsbi,in als reselmablsss 6ausmittsl
seranlabts. Dtsitr ,.s.of" III Sopfen
Bittere. - StanDato.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
Maienfllte. Gas i'm icaenanutel

= Maientdlte. EaS I'M icsenanntsn
uWonnentunut" Ofai Elm @ricrener auf=
sefunoen wuroe, itebt pobl unsemein iels
ten ba. unb bod 1T bieier Sall ant II.
Wlai in Dem an ber idleiildsbSbmii9en
@ren5e sele9enen Srte 8riessbOrf raiiirt.
Gls bort ndmlid Der Wirthiaaftsinipeftor
Siincn in ieinen Balo nad Sol; fubr,
fano er einen ettpp 5wSlfiabrisen unbe=
tsnnten anaben erfrrren auf. Sbwob(
9err Simon oenielben in cine Yferbepede
einwidelte unb sebSris rieb, 70 blieben
bod ale Wieoerbelebunssperiude erfOls=
los. Die seridtli4e Obouttion tonfta=
tirte ben Sob bes 8naben bur9 &rfrieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

@elbes Jieber. gs mirb slaub.
tparois peri1dert, oab biele ldrsdliae
&ranfteit burh ben @etrauh Don @ar.
ners Safe Sidney uao Qiusr Cure, In
grrbiabuas NIT Warusrs Safe Yills Der.
bineert weroen fann. @s III cine 8lut.
Sers;ftuns; man batts cas Blut rein unb
bic 8rantbet wiro nitbt eintrstsn. Dis1e
5eilmittel balten bic Blutfltrirorsane :
9fteren uao eeb.r = In ssiunoer 5batisteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

- Mit uab pbns! - Da Id lelbif oas
ct. Satots Ssl sesen Rbsumatismus
anwanpte, ihrsibt 5srr 9. NAeosntbal,
Strasturst. Sb|o, ns6me ID feline Mn.
Ranb ba0slte ais ras beae 5silmittel
bisfss idmers5aftsn eeltens 3u empfeb!sn.
Die Nnweneuns tss ct Safobs Ssls
rear pom ldGaltsu grfols tesleitet, mab.
reno portsr ale anberen Mittel o9ne gr.
fola wareu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
Die Ginnabme fur

Die Giunabme fur
$500 Sepie betriyt ms, ,348, 4OJ
uao bic Wussabe fur
As, 200 Oeminne III mS, 34S, 400.
Da al 70 bic ean,e ginnabms gu @s-
winnen perttcilt III, wsrosn inssciammt
Is Nrp3 sent
pom @ewinne In @t;as setraht, Inn bic
Rotten Der Berwaltuns ,u psdsn.
Snbem auf jsbes ,reite 9oos Elm S,effsr
faut, III 20 ntdst erit n5i9is, auf ben Dor.
tbetl unb bic Ne,llttat tiel,r felt
139 Sa9rem
teae6snbsn 2ottetie anf'n.rtiam su MAIDEN.
Der ale &safsn i'm 8oraus be,ablt,
Bat lslbfper fanpliG stnen tlsinsn Nabatt.
So foltet iomit, renn i'm 8oraus bsdablt,
baS
@anse ecOs- -s4s, 90
Da!be -..-- "a, 0O
Viertsl ,, .... ~, 90
Nhtsl ....- 6, 90
6 Iare,
fcrie aqs ndttrr @iuacjnbeitsn ie9en auf
Wufras'n anentesltit9 ,u Dim ten.
Rsdt sabIreittn aaftrdgsn itsst sntsessn
6. +. Daleemifein,
367 Sub Rampart>Srase.
Wem.Srlean8 "a.
3a~rIaiF5s @esntsn psrbsn ssrlanst.
6.l,s0.wli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
Tim al(e urfera &uupen

3ufrieoea gu fellen, periaufen mir nod
so Oubeno Der elesanten @laceebauo.
idube nit anSpfen fiir 35 Gents bas
Yaar oielelben fno rr(liommen brein,al
70 piel wertb. yeltellunsen per Wolt aus
benz 3anoe auf biefe 6anoldube merben
prompt ausseflhrt. g d'ram& %.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
@inperbrtebltdsrS Sdugling

@inuerbrtebltder Saueltng
gfthts 1T is istr seeisTst einen Mann
3u befimmsn Sunssefsae au tleiben, als
wenu er eine glaAt I'm rem 5au1e einss
Derbe'ratbeten 6reunoes ssrweilt uub finf
pber feds 5tunpsn wadsebalt.n pirb
bu,& bas 0eldra strss Ysrorieeliden
Sauslinss. Mae besorteBlihen unp
i&reienosn @ausl'nse behiirfen nur Sep.
fem 8;ttsrs um is sslano uno ldaslma 3u
MAIDEN. Sun9er Man:a, erinnsrs bid an
bieIes -gb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

= profsi1or Sismerins In Berlin III
eSsn init Der MObelIruns bss Dsntmals
bsidaitiSt bas sur Grinneruns an bic
8ampfs 1870 : in 9sip,is (wabridstnIth
auf benz Marftplab) trridtet werben pirt
NIT sinsm auf 400, 900 M. ssranlalast.n
Soitsnaufrane 3wei Reiterfsursn, Der
esutl&e 6ronprins unb Graf @oltte, iInb
TN Mcbsu bereits fertis bic CUR go1en.
buns Der abriSsn tiirttsn absr immerbtn
e!niSs Sabre Serseben. gstanntlid wer.
BEN In ssipsis aud nod sin Dentmal sur
ertnnsruns an bic G,nfabruns Der @efor.
nation unb ein eeibnib Dentmal sr,idtst
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
sluesrprbentlid, 6e1eaenheit.

Wabreno bieier Wods, bon Wlontas
Worsen an, pertuufen mir I'M 0etail
1000 @tiid 9ambnrser Stidereien 3u
10 Gents bic Darb ; sewStnlib gu 20
bis .25 Gents pertauft. Wan fomme
frub3eitis, I'M cine guswabl unter ben
Wiuiteru gu trefien. g drama So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

= Bir smffnsen cine nsue Seneune
lsbr f8oner Bettbsden, 3iftpeden, Gar.
binfn unb Sanbta&er, bic mir billis.r ais
trsenb elm 5ans bier perfaufen, unb laben
einsn Seeen elm unfere Waaren ,u beH&.
ti9en. 8. Sostt & S5bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

Tie srSBte Dreidmuidinenfubrit
in oer Delt befinbet iid in Stillwater
Mtnn. @esen@artis tperben in Sti[lm--
ter 6 Nai idinen tiafif' fotIicjrt, bic 3aH.
m;rs ietcd t;uHeu Fgr3am auf Z icnUer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
- Nah Qibtrta. 60 Tarbine feneIfrn

= Nad Qibsria. 60 Garbis. l.selten
mil Der Siberia" lebten Samfas mad Der
alei&namissn afritanifHsn @spublit.
Sur wsnise bteier paiIaaisre ssbSrtsn ,u
BEN Nesern, tueldts felt Monaten in yleu.
yctf auf stae 8atrstlsseubeit pabin mar.
ten. Die ,.Wcnrcpia", bic am 30. b.
". issslt, unb fur esren Gatrt bic Colo.
nifationsssisuidaft eifrise gorbtrsitunssn
anasai, wiro cine srtbsre Mu,atl paGa.
sitre isnsm nsslobten 9anbs" Der aneri
tanii&sn 5arbisen 3ufibrsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

- europa bat auf je 10000 Ginmcb.
ner nidt gang 5 ailpmeter gilenbabn:
amerifa bat auf oieielbe Se.lenSabl bpp>
pelt icDiel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04
Gbtuarb miles,
NDtQr.

Ssrar Co., Gan Matonio, Ser,
OfFesin Solsbab>Strebe. eer goRoffet seseniiber.
geicnbere Iufmerii iam'sit wirb alien yenl1on.n
unb Gcreerunsen BON 8tteransn bes Staates uber
Der Dereinstsn sefaenft. Abl1riften ron yaten.
ten beiprst unb Steuerr auf 4anb In allen 9teilen
ees Staatee tsaaslt. WObnurt in Der unterea
Warssnlsrabe. 3o,6,tlj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

-@roquetz g pie1e ioeben an=
sefcmmen Bel 8. @ Of on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-04

Ssbt 1T wisbcr Die 3sit, no man NIT
tlenem 8apital 3u
9rpbem @epinn
eelanssn tann. gebtalb louts man nidt
periaumsn, benz Glide bic Sanb ,u tistsn
uno am Spiel Der
278, 6am6urser Stattlcttsrie
Spell su nehmsn. Dsr ieBt feline 0oCls
3ur e,fen &laiIe belsflt, bat ben 8ortbsil,
TN sinitisten Sails Fsbenmal in elmer
talbjabrliden 3isturs aa ssmnnen. Die
3ietuns Der erlten Rlafe bisier bspor,us=
ten Qotterte fneet latt ON
8. unb 10. Sunf 1880,
unb tSansn Srieinalloole gu fo!senben
Yfeilen beicaen perben:
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
General News.

In the U. s. District Court at Trenton
| N. j., yesterday, John B. Craven, Of
Salem, N. j., was fined for issuing
''shinplasters, payable In ten years anC
circulated among his working men.
Trouble being imminent between
"Drifting Goose's" Sioux Indians and
the white settlers on the upper James
river IN Dakota, that Chief has been in
vited toWashington with view to 6
settlement Of the difficulties.
The entire command of General Hatch
operating against Victoria's Indians will
not exceed TOO men. The Indians are
about 200 strong.
The special election for Freeholders in
San Francisco was held yesterday. The
returns indicate possible majority for
the Citizens Protective ticket but the
Working Men will contest, on the
ground OF illegally tinted ballots used
by their opponents. -..
The Tammany State Committee has
issued call for State Convention, to
meet at Syracuse on the Goth of April
1t is said the House Committee on Elec-
tions will positively take a final vote on
the Donnelly-W Washburne case to-
morrow.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Frank
G. Stebbins Of New York to be consul
at Manila; and Henry G. Snowden
Census Supervisor for the Second
District of Pennsylvania. The nom
ination of Thomas A. Sherwood to be
Census Supervisor for the First District
of Pennsylvania was rejected.
The Republican Senators, at caucus
yestesday, unanimously decided to
Oppose the House clause in the I'm
mediate Deficiency bill, which proposes
70 amend the law concerning the ap-
pointment of deputy marshals.
Nathan Hllles was found guilty yester-
day morning Of embezzling trust funds
of the Bolton estate. On application of
his counsel, the Court granted rule to
show cause why new trial should not
be granted.
A despatch from Lewes, Del, states
that the American line steamship Lord
Give, from Liverpool passed the Break
water at 750. o'clock last evening,
George G. Meade Post, No. /, Grand
Army Of the Republic, paid into the
Meade memorial fund yesterday $5Q0,ln
addition to 500 previously subscribed.
When a perfectly reliable medicine
is needed to regulate the Liver, strength
en- the Stomach and renOvAte the sys-
tem, no one should hesitate to use Dr..
Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price only 70
cents. ..a, ....-., 49,
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
The Beet sugar Factory.
LARGE ADDITION TO nm BUILT BUR-
ING THE PRAsEHI'4fRISGs

ING THE PRhsENIfPRINGp
Plans are now ip preparation for o
large addition to the works of the
Delaware Beet Sugar Company, at
Riverside, near this city, and work on
the improvement will be commenced in
few weeks. The new building will
be located north Of the present one,
with space Of twenty-four feet be-
tween the two structures, and will have
a width of fifty feet. 1t will be 81"
shaped, and its capacity will be about
twice that of the present factory.
In this new building all the work in
cident to beet sugar manufacturing
will be performed until the beet is
worked into syrup. The remaining
operations will be performed in the old
building. This will render necessary
the introduction of much new machi-
merry, and the transfer of large por-
tion of that already in use. The addi-
tion is to be completed in three months
from the commencement Of work.
The company are making active eff
forts to conduct next seasons opera
tions OH large scale. They have al
ready contracted for about three hun
dred acres of beets, and expect to ex-
tend this contract to six or eight hun
dred acres, if possible. They desire
the farmers of Delaware to take hold
of this branch of agriculture, as they
are convinced it will prove interesting
and remunerative employment. They
have leased the farm of George G..
Lobdell, in the immediate vicinity, and
propose to utilize it in their business.
Here they will raise beets for the fac
tory, and here they will also establish
diary farm, if they can get hold of a
good tenant with an active, intelligent
wife, who knows how to run diary.
The beet pulp from the factory will
furnish food in ample quantity. and of
good quality, for the diary stock.
1t is also the intention of the COM
pany to go into the cattle business,
and buy up stock which they can fat
ten up on this farm, thus utilizing their
surplus beet pulp and preparing the
cattle for a profitable market. This
business will work in very neatly with
their presententerprise, and will doubt
less prove remunerative.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
The Whist Tourney.
AWARD OF THE PRIZES AT THE H. Y
NJ. A. ROOMS.

AWARD OF THE PRIZES AT THE H. Y.
NJ. A. ROOMS.
At the II. Y. M. A. rooms, Masonic
Temple, last night, pleasant time was
experienced, the occasion being the
award of prizes to the victors in the re-
cent whist tournament participated in
by members of the club. The main
prizes we're Two handsome gold medals,
suitably inscribed and bearing the
names of the vIctors, Messrs. Maury
James and George F. Smith. The pres
entation speech was made by Charles J.
Campbell, in a pertinent and agreeable
manner, and the recipients generously
responded by treating all hands to ice
cream and cakes. .
Two other presentations were also
made, the two players making the worst
score in the tournament being rewarded
with two immense medals-made OF
leather. Besides being appropriately in
scribed to commemorate the occasion,
each medal bore the significant words
81 am a Jonah" The recipients of
these humble testimonials were quite
proud OF their luck.
These whist Journeys will be contin.
! ued, commencing in September next
and will be held quarterly. The golC
medals will be offered as prizes eacl
time, and will be kept going around
like the Ashley belt among pedestrians
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
The steamer "Tnomas clyde

The steamer Thomas Clyde built Ia
this city in 1878 for the Philadelphia
and Salem Steamboat company, is now
undergoing a complete renovation pre-
paratory to the. excursion season, The
Clyde has for the past fall and winter
been making daily trips between Phil
adelphia aud Salem, N. j., and previous
to going on that line made daily excu-
sion trips during the summer, running
between Philadelphia, Bombay Hook
and Col in's Beach. She has taken a
number of excursions from this city, and
those who have rode on her, have been
heighly pleased, as she is very fast and
easy riding boat. Associations or Sun
day Schools who desire to charter the
Clyde for excursions previous to her
going on her regular excursion trips
can do so by addressing, her gentle
manly commander Capt. w. Eugene
Keybold, No. 3 Arch street, Philadei-
,phia, who will endeavor to make satis-
factory arrangements with all who com
municate with him.
The steamer MUor Reybold, made
her first trip between PHILADELPHIA and
Salem, Nj, on Saturday last. Her
officers Commander, Captain George
A. Cleaver pilot, Samuel Abe; engi-
neer N. W. Doyle; mate, Samuel Wat
son clerk, Isaac Powell and steward,
BENJAMIN Buck.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
Death off. *, Burnite.

j. x. Burnite, well-known citizen
of FELTON,, Del, died at his residence in
that place last evening about9 o'clock
The deceased was born near Elkton,
Md, and removed to Pennsy ylvanla
while young. He returned aDeut 1850,
and entered the lumber business at Pot
ter's Landing, in Caroline County, Md
From that place he removed to FELTON,,
where he has since carried on the busi-
ness, In partnership with his son. He
was an active democrat politician, and
was for q number of years President of
the Kent County Levy Court, and was
also chairman of the Building Commit
tee that erected the new Court House
at Dover in 1873. He was also appoint
ed an aid on Gov. Oochran's staff. with
the rank of General. Mr.. Burnite was
widely known throughout Kent Coun-
ty, and was universally respected by all
who knew him. He was a prominent
and consistent mem Der of the Methodist
Church. During his life, be was mar
ried twice, his second wife being a
daughter of the late Samuel III. Bay
nard, of this city. He leaves wife and
three children, two sons by bis first wife
and d lighter by his present wife. His
funeral will taken place Oh Friday next.
The dece ased was Rbous 65 years of
age. -,
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
Masor,c.
INSTITUTION OF THE GRAND COUNCIL
OF THE ORDER OF HIGH PRIEST.
HOOD, OF DELAWARE. "

INSTITUTION OF THE GRAND COUNCIL
OF THE ORDER OF HIGH PRIEST
HOOD, OF DELAWARE. ~
Four distinguished members of the
Masonic fraternity visited Whining
ton, last evening, and inaugurated a
new era in Royal Arch Masonry in this
jurisdiction by instituting branch OF
the order known as the ''Order of the
High Priesthood. This branch has
hitherto been in existence within the
bounds of all the Grand Chapters OF
the country excepting that of Della
ware, but now the deficiency has been
supplied, and Delaware will hereafter
be fully equal to other States in this
respect. The order thus instituted is
a coordinate feature of Royal Arch
Masonry, and is conferred upon Past
High Priests of subordinate Chapters,
to designate and attest their official
standing.
The distinguished masons who came
here to establish this new Masonic fea-
ture in Delaware were as follows:
George ii. Jones. Past Grand High
Priest of the Grand Chapter of New
Jersey, Phillipsburg.
Charles Bechtel, 33d degree, Deputy
Grand High Priest of the Grand Chap
ter of New Jersey, Trenton.
DIR. John Woolverton, 33d degree,
Past Grand High Priest of the Grand
Chapter of New Jersey, Trenton.
VIM. d. Sinclair, Past High Priest,
Trenton.
The ceremonies were held in the
Chapter room at the Masonic Temple,
and the order of High Priesthood was
conferred upon number of the Past
High Priests of this jurisdiction. A
Council was then instituted, as the
''Grand Council of High Priesthood of
the State of Delaware" which was Or
ganized by the election of the follow
ing officers
President-Most Excellent John w.
Lawson.
Vice President - Most Excellent
Jacob F. Mynich.
Chaplain-Very Excellent w. G. W.
Lewis.
Treasurer-Right Excellent John
Otto, Jr.
Secretary-Right Excellent H. b.
Mclntire.
Master of Ceremonies-Right Excel
lent T. Benton Craig.
Conductor-Excellent William II.
Thompson.
Herald-very Excellent John Tay-
lor.
All the officers are of this city ex-
cepting the Chaplain, who resides at
Middletown.
This Council is authorized to confer
the degree upon other Past High
Priests, and upon all who in the flu
ture may be chosen High Priests of
the Chapters in this jurisdiction.
After the organization of the new
Council the visitors partook of hand
some collation., and were entertained
at the Clayton House. This morning
they took brief stroll around the
city, and left for Trenton ON the 10
o'clock train.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
Local Lines.

A captain of canal bpat was found
drowned at Pickles wharf, on the Bran
dy wine, this morning.
Ninety-nine names were added to the
assessment lists yesterday by the Levy
Court. rt
The Levy Court adjourns to-day.
1t 10 rumocad on the streets that the
price ofthe EUery Evening will be raised
TO two cents tomorrow.
The Delaware Game Protective Asso-
ciation will hold u meeting at the Capt.
tol Hotel, Dover, on April 9Th.
The election for Chief Engineer and
Assistants of the Fire Department takes
place on Monday evening, between the
hours Of and 10 O'Clock p. m.
The Joseph Teas Company and
Enoch Moore, Jr., have been awarded
the contract for repairing Third street
bridge.
The Delaware shad offered for sale 10
market this morning were OF hne
quality.
"The Rogue's Luck" at the Opera
House tomorrow evening.
One drunk at the hearings of the po-
lice court this morning.
A good market this morning.
The Board of Health will meet on
Monday evening next.