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The daily gazette., 1880-11-19

ENTERED AT WILMINGTON PosT-oFFICE
AS sECoND-CLAss MATTER.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
IN OFFICE OF THE STREET COM
MISSIONER, No. sl4 T.. 9Th 81

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 18th, 1850.
Properly owners and agents viii please
take notice that the following Ordinance
relating To piVements will be strictly en-
forced, and in order TO save themselves
unnecessary trouble ana expense they
will please observe it;
ORDINANCE RELATING To pANE
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Fff5sEiGF N-EaB-S.

The ltuSslau &c 5c.u,lo;i4ta s,y they will not
let up until tho Car ab iiutca m grants con.
stliu;lOn.
la Civil zation. 4 cicris4l trsan 81 Paris, has
hetn hntd ] .UUO ftaDci itr Insulting President
Grevy and NJ. WaddiDgton.
Tho Chlll.n flaot has attacked arloa. The
commander It tho iron clAI lluascar wss k,llrd
during tho engagement.
A dispatch from Berlin slys: with vi,w
to ailOrdlng Prince Bismarck further rcat irAm
his arluous duties. Count Eoo Stolbcrg Werpi.
gcrCdo. at present Vice President Of tho C0un,
oil OF Ministers, II about to h appuirtnd Pms
sian Premier in BIS stead
Nlid,t kg. alias Modctsty, the Nihil;st who
attempted to shoe. Gen. McIikof on Wcdccl-
day last, WAS brought 81 stcrday from the for
'r>Ss to tho rlaoo Of tx. crtiOn strapped in q
s;,;i;G pAs.uro OF Z Hack vehicle. with hia back
80 The horses. a llac.rd bearing sho words
Sia:o tTiGilaaI He4 n!l:chad t. bis breast
4 canpauy OF Ccssacl;9 formed tic escort. The
'clif1Nd was surTaunied By iuiapily drawn up
IL hollow square. Oa tire way to the sclfTold
and after rtactirg il Viadrt:ky was quite calm,
mll1g (c1a: lJn,ly. Ai,Cr his scutcucu had
hren rsai to him. mo iucucd aud bowed on 81!
'llcE 10 the people. j list bciOro bcing Go.iv-
red to tho hSUSma no said e few words 10 tho
riicss a!tcuGinE h!ui ard klA7cd the cross.
The txccutioo took Ilaco IL the presence Cf an
ln!mehso ronclt!rsc. Tho body rcmaiocd hang,
lug why miluita. The polioo arrested seven
men Ia :&o ctoGd having the appearance Ct
etnucut. They r; taken 70 Tho fortress uaIcr
strong escort
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H.cgtNlUt3sp.
March 5ih. $50

EIcmMoNp. VIRGINIA, March G, 1880
In tho Senate, yesterday, the bill to amend the
Code lii relation TO The employment of con VIC sio
Tho clnn'y nils, amended ~ rs 90 include rcr
sons in Ill who should elect to he 20 Tired ont
on the pub'o rOnls. Was passed.
House bill lnsirnctng tho Govornnr TO hiro
oua tho convlcts at tho Granite Cnmrany
Works 10 M,s-rs. Mason. Shsnpahl ~ and IIore
Tor the SUI OF twenty five cents per day in AL
ditlon TO their maintenance. was Referred tie
Senate refusing to suspend the rules.
IN; sage was received from the Executive
VetGlcT tho bill TO &c establish the putlrc credt,
The Chair asked. Shall tho till b, cpmo inv
notwithstanding tho oticciona of tho Cover
nor?
MIR. Daniel moved to Icy it on tho t,Lls and
print.
MIR. Rlddlchcrger mose that The ,ncgsaea be
laid on tho table. Adopted.
A message was received from tho Governor
announcing thu death Of Hon. Robt. l.. Mont.
afue, lddeo OF tho Eighth judicial oircnit, L,id
on the table and ordered to be printed.
a bill providing fer tho relief of INDECENT
widows OF Virginia soldiers and sailors who were
killed or died 10 the late Confederate army or
navy. or died 10 coos quancs of wounds or disr
ease contracted therein, was eoarossed.
House bill to authorizs the consolidation of
The buchanan aut Clifton Forgo Hallway and
the Richmond ard Allegheny Railroad Coupa
mics was passed
Senate bill to auth0r:zi tho Atlantic, Mis-.
slssppi and Ohio Railroad Company to build
lateral lines. &C., was passed.
House bill 10 authorize tho Governor to hirs
out certain convlc!s to Mason, Shannahan Il
Hoge for thirty five cents per day Was passed,
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The case CT J. L PorterGeli wss also die
crsscd at lergth. His character passed AID
his oxaniua:iJn was approved, but on too mo-
tltn to elect t. lesoon's orders bis fitness fer
that cEc, and work was questioned. The final
dispts S ton Of his case was deferred.
The following, passed 10 character and on
course OF s.uiy, wcro elected to elders orders
aud 8il b. ordained next Sunday: +. g.
Vandivcr, i. Il. Gteco, W. +. Woolf, j. j..
llibier, J. Il. Davidson, A. o. Armstrong. A.
NJ. Clckley AID L. Nj. Wheeler. w. W. He'd
rick passed also, bat is already an elder.
Tho character Of G. t. u. Collins. w. B.
Dorsey, l.. r. MaikRood, j. H. Boyd and L..
NJ. Williams were passed, but their examina-
ions pct beirg approved, they were continued
10 The s,mo Class. Rev. G. S. Lehtner, ia
this class. withdrew from tho Couferctc,, and
his pnrchments were delivered up
The apI Location for cltc ion to elders orders
as l,c.l preacher Of j. W. Canter was pre-
scented. Some discussion az to his tllgibiis5
arose, and pending this matter the Conteretc
4 iuln nod
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NJ Es"5 or TEE U.gE.

Two @en were killed. at ShurilifIs iron orc
bed. ut Waicl.oWn, N. Y. yesterday, hy the
breaking Of a balc to a ship. 10 which they were
beng raised. The skip was nearly &C tho tor
"l $50 text shalt when 1t broke, md the nen,
who were working at tho bottom we're killed.
and several others were il inrcd
Il torGad, passed over Ialianaralis Ia i
Thusdly night, uaroCiing buildings, blowing
dawn tiets AID d0iug much damage. The
storm struck Louisville. ToIcdr, Cleveland and
several other pcia!s in tho West yesterday
r.o:h'Dr. a. Tolcdo a brewery was blown
down Hli J"ip tiaaStll ehl NJ. Il. Uuylc Ware
killed. 4. Cleveland Juliur Hrowo was killed
b, ial ing building.
II. Manson, Ct Utica. ~ Y. aod daughter
ct Cap ain Addison. ii tho Lake Champsiu
Trsnsp Compaty, attempted on We'd
nesday to Cross the lakn from Ess X to tho Yer
mont shore in an ic, boat. Tho Graf, broke
through the ic) and Miss And, lson wal rescued
with difficulty. Thcy subsequently, discovered
that tho 100 was breaking ur, and their retreat
to the shore was cut pii After floating on
cakes OF 100 over an hour they were lakoo off
IN al exhausted cen iition by boats from Essex.
In the national Rreenback convention at ST.
Louis, (l'omeroy Wing,) n committee en- organ.
IzaIion was appointed, with Patrick Ford, edi-
ter Of the Irish World. AZ chairman. w. IT,.
Blan'on, editor Of the Wcs; Tennessee Wing,
made speech AID withdrew from tho conyenr
ton, followed by five other editorial boilers.
amid cries Of Get out" Tie Same old Mat.
form was adopted. The convention then non,-
mated for President Of Ito United States
Stephen 3. Diilaye. Of Nav Hampshire, apd
for Vice. President Is. j. Chambers. Of Tcxas.
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Baltimore Conference 81. e.. a'hurei,
south.

Conference mot ct Ga. M, Bishop kecncr iu
the chair, in Front Royal, yesterday. Relipi-
Gus services w5ro conducted by Rev. p. b.
Smith.
Tho committee in tho oasn Of ". +. McNecr,
reported aulil Necessary, and appointed +. f.
hlohcy to c,ndnct it.
Lev: L. w. Canter presented report No. | on
education, which was ad0nted. This report r..
presents tho Wesleyan Female Institute. at
Staunton, w., as in furnishing condilioo, III
pupliS from seventeen States. the standard
high, ard ttfording all the advantages of lbo
best colleges.
Question 2-"Who remain on trial?" was
taken up. and W. &. +. Toe and 0. w. Ham
mo0d having passed examination ia studies
prescribed and 10 character. were continued on
trial. The characters of j. o. Iackett, i.
pastnIflcld. W. Ii. Lefegre. j. w. G,ub5. J
/. Hawkins and David Flu zer passed, bur
their examinations were not approved, and thop
were continued in the same class.
Uoder question 4ih. "Who are admitted into
tnlI connie ion? j. A Anieisou, W, N
Wager. w. K. Marshall. W. Fl. Sanders and
II. Z. Calwe!l passed 10 character and studies
anu Weie elcoed-to deacon's orders, ard will
he ordained to morrow. The case of w. e.
bIacklston. IN this class. occassloued much dis
cusslon. 1t appears he Was married during
Inc past year 10 Delaware, publicly, AID his
msrriosoo was published in tho papers, but this
was not known to the people Of his charge uo-
III recently. and he was charged With having
kept thla stctet from them lilo wss allowed
10 make statement before tho conference,
Altcr considerable debate the motion to con-
linue nun on TIT was lost by an overwhelming
vote: Ho remains member. At nrescnt IS
inc canon Bridge Quarterly Conference, and
is a local preacher unordaiued.
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M. l.. Church Conferences

Conference met in Norfolk yesterday, with
Bishop s. NJ. Merrill 10 the chair.
The 10th question, "Was tho character Of
each preacher examined2' Was then called.
Kov. Samson Richardson. presiding elder Of
Abingdon District, made very favorable re,
port OF the various charges 10 his district and OF
tho characters Of tho prescher0 10 charge ofthcm
tic said that there was not a congregation in
tho dslrlc', which had not paid almost entirely
TOR lis parsonage.
The Eamos OF the following proqohers Ct the
district Wcro thon called, and they passed in
character: Thomas Wright, Abiugdon Circuit;
A. II. Logic. Ice; Fl. j. Crumley, NichoIsyjlle
and y. N. Pe0ley, Now Garden and Buskman.
Rockingham District was next called, and
Presiding Elder j. &. Wicklino gave most
gratifying account of tho SUCCESS of tho
la6os OF the Church in that district lilo said
mat tho church had never enjoyed such in
uuenco or made such progress as now. Tho
prosldlng elder gave favorable accounts Of the
Wnfk Oh tho preachers in tho Rockingham
District. = ''' -
The following Wero thon called and thoy were
passed in character: WIN
a. w. Richardson, Augusta: j. w. Graham
Monroe; {. w. Nctf, Grceobrier.
The third question. WHO remain on trial %
was next taken up. and tho name Of j N
Sharp, of Forest llilI, Rockingham District
was called. and no passed in character and w.s
continued on tIi4l. e. G. Arbogsst. Lecshnrv
Alexandria District, WAS also passed and can,
linued. WV
The filth question. "Who are Deacons NJ Tho
hfst class = was ntxi taken up, and the folIow.
log rssstd a. deac,Ds of the second class Jas
a. kuley and lsasc Wseley. The latter was
located at hl5 Own rtquost.
Seventh question Who havs been e|soted
to ordained ordcts?' was taken up, and tho fol
,Wlog elected to elders order: James p
teltner, q. III. Thompson. d. e.. uedrick +
Hapenny. Andrew L. Conbow was also elect.
ed; having passed examination last year.
Eng nth question. who are supernumcrarv
nteaohers Z was called, and John Ryan and
'ants Tiurray were continued in their suner,
1umcrary relations and the former granted +,
certificate of location. 'N .
Ninth question. Who ara superapouated
preachersI' was called, and John s. Brpos
was continued In bis superannuated relations
al tie night sesslon,on motion. tho presidiop
ciaefs were Instructed to memo the trials nf'
appeals. '''A' VI
A oammittec Of one from each district uas
appointed 10 examine tho minutes of the d..
trlot Conference. D'''
Ihc following wera appointed Gu the com.
mittee: Alexandria District. w. Il. SohooIs1.
LyoGnou!g District. II. G. Thompson; Abino'
100 ~ Dlsttlot, A. II. lnsIo; Rockingham District
Inc fourth question Was taken nd, "Wbo
arc admitted into full conne cliol?" The Bishon
then called tho roll Of those to be received intp
tllls re alton and tho following answered To- thar
names: " 'n''r
r. II; Neose, I. K. Rumburg, G. w. Pollan,
VINO, alter answering the necessary an ss,ion
satisfactorily and receiving the usual edvio, md
aomonlllon. were referred to the usual eom.
mlttee Tor examination on doctrine and for
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ihr March nuabar tl tho Virlina law
jourhal fas tcoa received frcm it, publishers
haniolnh Il Elgllsh, RcAm)nd. In addition
20 tho usual sol' Ions Of impotl5t Il ci'ons,
tins Lun b r crn:aiDs scyaril Timely and otter
tstlng aud Instructive ir,c!cs among then 1uC
on County jed =. and anrthc. IN Sunday Laws
From tic s,mo publ S!ltr' W. hava received
ap,mpil9t on Altar Cloths aal lloacra, Of ca
peclal interest to the Episc npaIiaps 10 The State
Rcimoad - Manufacturing hnl Trade
Centre, lGc,ujirG historical Skttc'! Of The ely
by Il. a. Brock, csl.. corresponding secretary
Of tho Vngiala distorted Stcioly, il tho t!lll
81 hands, III 'IY printed pa;a2ilar, We lave re
c'lv'd ir"m its IuL!I.hcT. Jones 4 Cauk,
|; chmoLd.
The Musical Herald t II hlsrch, an Ike. Enul
nus,cel montly, has haen received from il.
publishers. the Muscrl Herald Company, Boa
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Browns Household Fanaccn

Will most surely quicken the blood whcthci
taken Internally or applied externally, AMI
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other ,ai4
aleviator, aud it is warranted double tho siren sih
OF any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in the Side. Back or Bowel,
Soro Throat, Rheumatism Toothsche and ALI.
ACHES, and ia Tho Great Heifevpr OF
ram. 'BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
YEA should be in every family. A teaspoon.
Iul OF the fsnacca in tumblor of no. water
lssT%eetened. il preferred). taken at bedtime, viii
bHEAh UP A COLD. 25 cents bottle
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Nnr'he5n republic .ns still assert hat ito
- nth, Virginia inciuicd. IS uprrcoasluaEcJ,
AMI il "nly p;cv Mt Il from maaiirs;n. III dis
'oGaly hy q G iog ilflaenco Of loar. Tho a5n.i-
t'i.t a h''X.n''r On this question is fair
a'"'"|' It Ih.t in Nirsilia. and la tho Whole
Snh, AMI i:;TH llo Caro- ra'inn .jnlga a.d tic
CIty $c.reaGt ara NJ r.hrTn ,nan aEl wo:, q
dirIa IL tie t,d'r.l nfmv, an,i ingathr the
p'ruiy Sergeant ani Tic Courts En,amis. ioncr
Il 20" uafa, 10 Trpabc ~, anl ths TOO wh!c
IT, ci'y ~ conservative by large mri,:iiv.
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tGH teasiE5ry Of tho Witnesses 10 surnlr 1T OF
til" nharkca that have been brought against Tho
present manag mcnt Ct tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal hAa not set cjmmCLc,,l but Hamc
Ct thaL i,T Tho defence haa hcrn tnkcr, and
i,am the ilsh character Of tho ~anr4a;s it
H'"ms l@possblo Thai tho charges ara,t >.
IT,. Il NJ German can hc sustained.
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Much SicI<ncSS,

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 ola2r
causes, is oecaaioned by Worms BROWN'S
vERA iFUGE COMFITS,o or Worm Lozengae
although efectnal in destroying worms can d"
no no poSslbie injury to the most delicate child.
This valuable combination has been successfully
used by physcians. and found to bn absolutely
sure IN graduating worms. so hurtful to children.
rs cents box.
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The symptoms of Liver Complaint arc BIZ
ter or bad tasfe 10 tho mtutt; raia 10 the b:c,,
tldoe, or Joints sour stomtc less Of aprci.c
Headache. less Of memory, debility, low spiis
and thick. yeo~ish appeararcl Of tho skin
and eyes. A remedy, winch gives pcruaccn,
relief Is Larcquc's Anti Bilious Bit!crs, SID
everywhere: &c package. or ST. q bot;l,
w. h. TIoIHToN. Pronrietor
Baltimore, Nj
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recommendation FIR orGiasticn.
Rev. j. s. Beycr aunouro,d that the ar,;
ye!ssIy Of tho church extension tccieiy 1orii
be held this evening oil $50 o'clock. ''4
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Watran's Eoelish Condition poWd r, arc thu
purest, cheapest and best over used. ard
caecriuy recommend them to the public. By
using thom | have made and kept all my
horses tat and hosl thy, aod every season before
l lost ono or more by Cello ADD Luog Fever
lSignedl +. Bo,hreill, Proprietor City is.
press, los Townsord street, B,ltimcrc, Nd
mn h.Gt
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Hot drinks Should bo avoided in day tima
durlng cold Sesthcr, as they have q tendercy
to weaken the luoes aud effect the throat
Take DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup for al cases Of
Coughs, Colds and HoarRn,ss. Pre-, 25c
hf t,lc
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cave KEsS51sV.4L g"RBIEEHE.N'i. y
WASHINGTON. March t, 1881

W HHtiIN'l''fs NlhiBN VI lNN'-
SENATE
Tho We, President ln. tcE re tic Sana1
q communication from the Secretary OF the la.
terror transmitting a cnry OF letter ircm the
Commissioner Ct Pensions, submitting a r..
V'sd ostim ate OF The Deficiencies lir tho am,
and navy pensions for tho fiscal year cndrr
June IL, 1850. Tie s. ctctery earnestly roe.
ommenda au appropriation in tc,orlano, wnh
the estimate. Referred.
MIR. Wallace presented nn,iticn Of e.,
Philadelphia 1Jald OF Trade IRA, ing that u. s.
mail may bo carried in hIie,ic IN built ships
Tho bill 20 amcnd section PAT Of tho revised
statutes in relation TO the ISSUE Of patents !ar
private land claims COT Grmed by cot of Con,
gresS was passed.
Tho morning hour having expired tie SET
ato resumed the consideration OF the hlll ur
tho rcllrt Of III John Porter.
Mr.. Carpenter then addressed tho Seuar.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was not 10 session to day, h,v.rr
Adjourned yesterday until Monday.
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TuIs week. again, another rush fer Isaac
ElCmBERGS.
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ahinn Preparing for War.

NEW YORK, March GA special from Hon:
Kong Of yesterday says: "Uhins ia mskir =
hoavy preparations for war. She ia purchasing
arms extensively. The kuldjs imbroglio ha4
developed new and une1 pected complications
The Russian settlements in Esstern Siberia hay,
como to DO reg ,rded as absolutely dangerous t.
tho peace of luo Empiro By this action this
Ear will have one mora foo to encounter ~
Asisn
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A SDot In the House.

10 The U. S. House of Representatives, VS.
teriay, MIR. Haz!oion, rep, of Wis, ri.irs IA
c,rrect the Record, stated that tho uightbeG
he had replied to speech made by the gcp,,
man from Ohio, tMr. Warnsr,) in which TIA,
gentleman had alluded TO the pensioners Of ,bc
government az Hospital linrs." "a looknr
at tho Record this morning he found that tina,
portion of The speech 10 which ho had rcrIioa
had beon stricken out
Mr.. Warner, dem, sal that no had Used H.,
words hospital pimps," which he had desired
at tho limo to ask might DO stricken out, bn,
| now that tho matter was brought up h, was ir
olined to think that his speech as no had MAXI
II was best. Ia sinking it out, however, 10
| had done nothing moro tbao was dono By eyn,v
man 10 tho House.
| Mr.. lltzctou. Whenevcr The gentleman from
Ohio had mads declaration which had bna'
replied to, and no had not Liked tao reply, a,
the character Of what he Eal stated, he hal
at the right Tina, ia bis secret chamber stTucS
out what was oti c:ionablo 10 himself, Iasyipp
The reply as DE ksd and bald sa a mountain Ton
Mr.. Warucr. deny ttat absolutely, and IT,.
| gentleman cannot undertake. to refer to sirrj,
case of That kind. dcuoatc, that as II IFS,
hood. here and uow.
Mr.. Hazlcton. For whrh vii held the Ecu.
| ttcman responsible
A republican member-"Oh doa't"
MIR. Hszleton-NoL with dsggors. nr Gotta
| and pistols. Loud laughter
| Mr.. Warner denied that hu hsi app.:-I tas
term hospital pimps" 10 pensioners rrlha gov.
ernment but only TO certsin OF tho pension
| claimants before Congress. lIo (Mr. Warner
knew very we'll that the gentleman had neytr
b. On in tho army; that he had beon rs close !,
the Canada border MS he could got and that h.,
remained 50 far In the resr rs to bs beyond III.
| roar OF the londest cannon. Laughter.
| MIR. HeZslton-I Am not surprised lha. tie
| gentleman stands on this Il ,or 10 blow hi. ovn
trumpet for what hs did lit the war. AS nc.r y.
l lind it ho WAS wounded carly, sought n per o,
early, and the wound io7 which no received tbs;
pension is in his back. [!.hugbter
| Mr.. Warner There is no hotter uvidencl oi Il
coward
| Tho Speaker Il no chair thinks this i, on. ,i
order.
| MIR. Warner (conlinnine) than that hn should
| shoot Il soldier III this hack. tina. IL tho unl.
way h0 III 1oLs.
| The matter was hero dronpai
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r, MKT Door TO NoTHING.-5. coo yai
Hamburg Edgugs last bought. slig billy soti.
vii be sold at amo st nothing a.
Lrr1u,ync',
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list OF LETTEKS.

The following is a list of tho letters rema;ang
~ In the Postottice in this city MsrchG
Iersons calling Tor letters will say they ate al
.vertlsed and give the date Of tho list.
Ii not called for within thirty days, they will bs
sent to the dead letter office, in Washinylnn
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Brill, Gussie
Brown, Mrs Polka
Beulau, William
Bront, Miss Eliz ,bhth
Chisley. Eliza
Collins, Daniel
Crawfoot. Green
Craig, Samuel
Drayton, II K
Dillon. Patrick
Dunn q Go. X e
Pearson. w M
Fields, Mrs Margaret
FELTON,. M iss Emma
Goings. Mrs Susan
Jones. Gilbert
JohHston. las Fannie
II LIE
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~ w hDii'f
Kolly. Mrs Delis
Kid well, Miss Mary J
Mckurran, Mrs NJ :!
Merritt. Louisa A
Obsngsn. Mrs Jsne
Rob,on, hrs Hafr!e.
Smith, Mrs Ells !:
Stonneil. Mrs VIM
Sumby, Samuel
Scott. Mrs Fannie
Topin. Martin
Washington, Fl
Wllliania, Mrs Roharts
Willlsms, j &
Wood, John w
White, Henry
Wrinkle. Miss Ella
vB MCKENZIE, +. II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
ArIeiiiiis " ard.

is - NA'st4r .'tAAHl'tl Abl +NNNfl4htI.
Mir Toole, vbo was one OF Arteulus
Ward most intimate friends in London,
says hat he told him the following story
II" went To lecture a. remote place,
where his face was not known lie was
4 littit late. The audience became
impatient aud began TO stamp with their
'esr and to whistle. By-and-b by Ward
etuie out and began to move about the
platform, busting the chairs aod desk.
Tie people took him for 'supe," and
became still more impatient. Presently
ue turned ABOUND, dropped the uust-cloth
aud said Now, having busted the
chairs, will begin my lecture" Many
of the Jokes he made were not 30 good as
this, but, no doubt, served TO amuse him
s,f and others. An acquaintance told me
tina. he was once riding in Broadway
omnibus when Browne got in, and, on
being asked for his fare inquired of the
driver if he could change tve dollars.
The driver said he could not, stopped the
coach, and requested Ward TO get out.
, Upon this Ward became indignant. Why
should he get out? Because he had not
the proper fare. "But | have" he said
| II never said | hadn't ten cents. l only
asked il you could change five dollars"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
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Madras Missionary Record.
Aprons at grass form to this iGy the only
clothing OF the daughters Of tva VINO nre
found in district near the lravaucore
back-water. The leaves of a certain water
plant are cut into lengths foot loug and
tied in such fashion that tho strings un.
woven hang down in bushy tail behind
aud present the same appearance in front,
reaching nearly to the knees This is ac
counted for by tradition that in former
days certain high caste man Of that
region had been sowing various grains
and planting vegetables in his field but
had found out that his daily work was in
some unknown way frustrated. for what
ever he planted or sowed in tue day was
carefully picked up aud taken when men
slept. So he set II watch, and one night
Ia saw coming out of hole hitherto u1l-
known to him certain brngs like men but
quite naked, who set TO work destroying
has hopes Of crop. Fufsu.ng them, he
succeeded in catching man aud woman,
and he was SO Impressed with shane at
their condition tuat he gave the msu hi,
upper cloth, which was hanging on hls
shoulder and made INN pul il on, hut
not having one 10 spare for the woman,
I she made herself IN apron OF yras3 as DDS.
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