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VOLCANIC ERuPTIONs IN BOTH HEMI5PHEsEs.
A stream Of lava Is issuing from Mount Vesu-
vihs, Lear the new railway to the crater Some
report says 165 lives are believed to have zen
lost. -. "A Seattle Nv. T.) dispatch says C cot
Smith. OF the steamer Josephine, just arr ved
from the Skogit. reports that while ascen iicg
Baker he obs erved the mountain In a sta e OF
violent eruption, flames streaming up from the
summit and large volume OF smoke ascend ag,
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AN INDIAN EXECUTED BY SHOOTING.-At A.
latta. /, T.. yesterday, an Indian named Dixon
was executed for the murder of Mrs. Washing
ton year ago: A medicine man made spot IN
the center Of the prisoners barred breast and
Abner woods, his cousin, who was chosen exc
cutiOner. fired a ball true to the mark. Dix
ems head fell forward on his breast and he
expired without struggle.
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District Government Affairs.

Building permits issued by Inspector En-
tW1Sie:--J0hn Bey er, repair brick house corner
18th and ID SITS. NV; $1,000.
MT. w. o. Roome, Chief OF special assessment
division, has to-day completed the revision of
assessments On 4th street east, from North Car
olina avenue to the river.
DISTRICT RECEIPTS
The report OF Collector Cook for the month Of
August shows the collections from all sources
during that month to have aggregateiSlO0 639 93
AS an instaLce Of the improved state of District
finances, the fact may te stated that during the
hscal year ended July l, 1880. more than S411,-
GOO, including 1892, 600 In drawback certificates.
were collected for general faxes in excess OF
Ike collections for the fiscal year ended July l.
1879. There was also collected S265,5 for
special taxes during the fiscal year ended July
!, 1850.
GOOD AND BAD PUMP WATER.
District Chemist De Smedt has made further
analysis Of pump waters With the following re-
suits: "GoOd water" is found In pump at 1Ita
and NJ sts. NV: corner 4th and SJS., me-, and
corr er 9Th and A SITS. he. From pump at 18th
and 81 SITS. NV. the water is ''stlll uSable, but
in danger OF pollution" "Good water'' in
IMP on 18th, between and SITS. NV, and
''usa0 wa err in pump 18th and NJ StS.
The HEALTH OFFICE RIVER PATROL
Health Oifcar Townshend took charge OF the
river patrol this morning. The schooner Marietta
HiIlman, supposed to have on board cases OF
small-Y OK, was passed at Fort WaSht lgtOn by
the steam launch on her way up at O'Clock
last evening"
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There was an immense attendance, th,
largest for ears, at the northern Ohio fair, at
speeches. were made By Gen. CARRIED. Gov.
Bishop and Others,
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Between and O'Clock this morning SIM th
Wicks's canning factory on NH street. so Ith
OF PIatrstreet, near AcElderTys wbarfin Baltj.
more, WAS destroyed by lire.
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Bogus Diplomas and Perjury.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Il.-TUOulaS FduuuStn
who was arrested yesterday upon a charge OF
perjury, in connection with the alleged suicide
or the notorious DR.. Buchanan, was arraignet
this afternoon before US. Commissioner Gip
bons. He desired to waive hearing, but at
request Of District Attorney Valentine, was held
fixed at S 600, and he was committed In de-
fault. District Attorney Valentine this mora
ing received dispatch, stating that Buc aanal
would reach here tomorrow mOrnIag
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nff tho ROcLs

ST. john, N. F., Sept. 1.-THE British steamer
Flavian, before reported ashore on Great Island
In the Bay OF Bulls, was towed OF the rocks
chOred safely In the bay.
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Killed in a Mine.

PITTsToN, PA Sept. lit. Judge was almost
Instantly killed thfS morling by fan or rool
coal In the West Plttston co cry. II leaves :
wife and three children.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Momtto-

CHIeTBR, PA Sept 1.-THE u. s mOnftor
Miantonomah, reconstructed at R,ach's ship-
yard, has been turned over to the eovernmsut
and has departed for League Island navy yard.
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Gov. FentOn Declines the Congress.
si0nal Nomination.
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Sept 1.-THE Congress
sonal republican convention OF the $50 dist let
is now In session here. Ex-Gov. F.n on posi.
lively declined TO have his name presented for
the nomination.
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READING. Pa, Sept 11.-Wm II. Rhode real
estate agent, made an assignment today. LA
bilities Sic,0 GOO; assets, principally real estate
said to be worth $50 O0O
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
clue, S3,4, ,2sLT1; customs. SIG, 1913.
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Lyman Abbott tells OF Pur1tans Vim vrou,ann
eat an egg laid on Monday, s.for presunptiyeiy'
u the order OF nature, the hen had praf,arnd if
onthe Sabbath day." A r.
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DIPHTHERIA, ETC.-Advices to the National
Board ofHealth are that dphtheria of very IA, al
type is reported at New London, Conn; that an
epidemic OF dengue prevails at Charleston, 5. c.
there being over 1900 cases In that city. Dengue
prevails at New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

BANK NOTES FOR MISUNDERSTANDING the
week ended today there was received at the
Treasury for redemption ss6o, 900 in national
bank notes. against Sts4 900 for the correspond
ing week Of last year,
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CAPT. ALEX. A. THOMAS, L. S. N, has been
ordered as captain OF the Washington navy
yard. He Will take the place OF Capt DeKraft.
who has been assigned to duty In charge OF the
photographic Office.
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LIE SOUTH AMERICAN Wharf.-The latest a .
tnor es llom Lima state that the Chilian blockad-
tuHsuga, had left Callao, and it was intimate
s,nnhao se OBJECT OF the move was tOintercept two
far The Psr@oh ss1o 70 have been recently purchased
pected to arrive. 1t was runpored that an expe-
Epn m png against Bolivia and the city OF Arequipa,
CbiItan forces Sas hHey He to be tted out from the
project OF the Peru bolivian confederation has
oee,oa oeen unanimously and enthusiastically ac-
uitca Sy sne people without distinction Of po-
an early march on Lima" row clamored foS in
Enln NE Times, OF Valparaiso. says: It is hardly
RTpaoie R.1. r .nat lne army to march upon Lima
Wli pe reaoy IN three months. The Peruyians
show no sign OF suing for peace nor the Boliv.
tanso break ~ up the alliance,
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NAVAL CRDERS.-Lfeut. c.. X. Curtis to the
New Hampshire; Chief Engineer c.. E. De Valtn
to the Lackawanna, Pacific station, relieving
Chief Engineer r. NJ. Burtleman, who will re-
turn home; Chaplain S. d. BoorOm to the navy
yard, Pensacola; Lieut.. ii. NJ. Jacoby from the
waiting orders. Lieut.. w. b. Newman from the
New Hampshire, and be ready for sea service
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MILLARD F. HALLECK, clerk In the Pa.ent
Cftce, has resigned his position, to take effect
october 10th next.
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SHOOTING IN SELF DEFEScK-George W. Strait
ton was sentenced In Chicago, yesterday TO one
years Imprisonment in jal for killing Lettie
proved that there was q conspiracy to rob him,
and that the shooting was done In self-defensc
HARRY JosEPHs, who died late'y IN Boston.
was c0mical fellow on the stage but when
ABOUT to die, from sudden attack of heart dis
ease, be tragfcaIly cried: "Pray for me- o God
receive my spirit" MI. Josephs was q half
brother OF the Rev. DIR. Lorimer, OF CHICAGO
and brother OF Fanny Josephs, the famous
London actress
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TEE ATTIC CLUB.-AdJutant General Drum
will go to Philadelphia to attend the meeting
and dinner there next Monday OF the Aztec
Club. This club was formed in the CITY of
Mexico by a number OF officers OF the army,
who participated In its assault and capture
Generals Palmer and Blake are other members
OF the club Who reside in Washington.
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Death CT Mars
An ASSiuuptaent. a

SARATOGA, n. y, Sept II. - Marshall
Roberts died at I o'clock this morning,
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THERE HAVE BEEN No DISCHARGES in the
force Of clerks employed In the Freedman's
Bank; consequently the statement Is without
foundation that one OF the clerks has been dis
charged because when page In the Senate he
said he would see Senator Bruce id IL he
W0ulG wait on him, or words TO that effect.
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MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT.,
Vl UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOVN.
The thirty second annual Medical Session VIII
CON menoe in the College Building. corner tn and
sts. NV, MONDAY. September 9th. For par
tcuiaTs apply
T. A. ASHFORD. NJ. D., Dean,
auSfG-Sw 1890 New YorE avenue
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THE PRESIDENT told the Californians at the
Petaluma fair yesterday that he wished the Sta
Dll1ty or the country might continue in peroc
tuity, and that ''for all time 1t may be the
Eome OF the oppressed OF every age and every
Cline"
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FORT MAG1NN1s. - Under an appropriation
made at the last session OF Congress new mil
itary fort Will be established on the Muscle
Shell river, between Forts Lincoln and Keogh.
completed there Will be chain of five military
posts guarding the northweSt-FOrtS MaginntS
Lincoln, KeOgb, Custer and Assinaboine. The
Sioux Indians who have surrendered Will be
removed south OF that line, on or near the Yel-
lowStone. They will be then right under the
supervision OF the military. with the chain OF
forts guarding them from any return into Can
ada. They VIII be partly In their old reserFa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

THE NAME OF the powder depot at Dover, Nor
ris county. N. j., recently purchased by the
ordnance department, has been changed to the
Piccatinny powder depot from the Dover pow
der depot. The similarity In the first name to
Dover'S powders was the cause OF the change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

NEW SILVER MINING COMPANY-At the Penn
sylvaDia state department. in Harrisburg yes
terday Charter was Issued to company to
De kIoWn as the sunset silver mining cOu-
pany, with capital stock OF S510, 900. The
e9rporators are principally from OIL city, where
lLe chief offices Will be located. The company
" VIII operate the Sunset mine, located In the
tombstone district at Pima Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

SCHOOL HOOKS
CT every grade asusua 81 the o8est possible prices
WHOLE~ALF AND RETAIL,
SCHOOL S1Ai IONEhI, SATOEELS, STRAPS,
SLATES, &C
c. G.. PCRSELL,
ser2 2w A29 9th St NV,
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THAT OUR PLUMBING BUSINESS
has increased 80 sreatly that now our force Of
Pun bers is larger than is employed by any house
south Of New York is evidence of the lively interest
that is taken in sn SANITARY MATTERS by the
intelligent PUBLIC. We give especial attention to
MODERNIZINa OBJECTIVE PLUMBING in city
residences.
HAYWARD g. HUTCHINSON,
aup9 No.3I7 9th street N w.
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THE NAVAL RENDEZVOUS at San Francisco for
the enlistment of men and boys for the navy,
which was discontinued some time ago, will be-
FeOpeDed. Commander Louis kempfT will have
charge OF 1t. Lieut.. T. s. Phelps and Passed
Assistant Surgeon G. II. Ii. Hill have also bsen
ordered TO duty at that point.
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TIRE HOT BLAST FURNACE
IL is the most SUCCESSFUL FURNACE we
have ever known, and our practical experience OF
twenty five years in making and putting up furna-
ces. and the close attention have paid to all val
liable improvements in heating apparatus. warrant
us in claiming that these furnaces possess all the
neritOrious features 10 be found in any furnace.
We calm that for ECONOMY, DURABILITY,
SIMPL1CITY and EASE OF MANAGEMENT they
are not excelled. We also claim that we have pnt
up more HOT BLAST FURNACES in this city
within the last two years than have been put up Of
al other XIII ds com mbined, and have not heard q
sirgle complaint from them.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
aug9 No. 3I7 9th street H. w.
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FGNHE CRYSTAL FIRE PLACE STOVE
IL the most e.egant stove made. The reputa-
ton of the manufacturers, the Barstow Stove Com
paDy, for fue casting and r1ch designs is not equal
led by any foundry in the world. The CRYSTAL
Is powerful heater of convenient and simple con-
struCtion.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
aug9 No. 3lS 9th street n w.
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standing in the light of the immortal
Declaration. Little Delaware, going
back to its record, takes IT'S statesman of
the past. We are willing that the pee
pie of Delaware should pass In judgment
ON John W. Houston and William 81.
English. G eat applase.
J1dge Fish sr also seconded the mo-
ton, and Di TX Harrington, in response
to repea' ed calls, made an impassioned
speech. Levi q. Bir1 also spoke, advis-
ing the Republican party of New Castle
to bury ali factions, and whip, beat, kill
their common enemy-the Democratic
party-and to work for the cause of lib
erty, the Republican party, John W
Houston and Gen. James A. Garfield.
Judge Fisher loaded the nominee with
another bach of approving remarks, land
then the question on the nomination was
taken, the response being tbunderous
"aye." Cheers for Houston were given
aud also for Houston and Garfield. Then
under the lead of Judge Fisher the Con-
vantlon Justify sang the Houston dog
gerel, all the delegates rising to their feel
and Joining in the chorus. The Conven
vention looked like camp meeting
revival, and one old negro delegate add
ed TO the excitement by vigorously ex
claiming, "G!ory to God. Amenw
Amidst this confusion Dick HarriDg
ton managed TO make motion that sc;
! committee of five be appointed to in
form Judge Houston of his nomi Datien
and that thereupon the convention ad
| jolrn."
The motion prevailed. Ten minute
laer the delegates departed; harmon.
was forgotten, and the old hatreds ran
killed. as fierce as ever, the State Com
mlttee Growing over their victory, an,
the County Committee smarting unde
their humiliating defeat.
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Public Buildings Committee as by Or
dinance provided.
On motion of Mr.. Paynter when
Council adjourned it adjournto meet ON
Monday evening next, IN order to fin
ish up all business before the present
body.
The resignation of VIM. G. Baugh
as Inspector of the Eastern Precinct
of the Third Ward, was read and ac-
cepted, and Thomas Weir was elected
to fill the vacancy.
The following bids for paving the bed
OF Delaware avenue, from DUPONT TO
Union street, were opened and read:
Davis q Bro....... AZ cents per SO. yd.
e: II. T. Simmons & Bro, 80 cts Z"
The following bids for grading the bed
of Sixth street, between jackson and
Harrison, and Harrison street between
Sixth and Eighth streets, were opened
and read
NJ. Keogh.. .......93 cents per cubic I'D.
Z. Carberry. "
John q. Lavery."..$1 80
Edward Farmar....32 cents
james Murray. ...84l
On motion of II. ii. Taylor the Com
lied to advertize for proposals for put
ting the heaters in the new city nR
in good condition.
On motion adjourned.
| ORDERS.
| During the session the following or
d4rs were directed 20 be drawn:
| Miscellaneous pay roll, 81 1,132 SO; po-
lice pay roll, $1,748 81; Lobden Cai
Wheel Company, error in tax bill, $lO9
72; Charles M ullen, So SO, error in taz
bill; Hugh Patton, 500; M. Keogh 500
Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light company
S43l 81; Samuel Bradford, $8 90.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

| ,f,hp campaigns club will Turn
/ ma Martin Clubs m""ilug al
,souue and Market Surr : inns
,oJ ,le occa ion will be .
f'l.mon,t,a ion. Hon. Ed" ard l..
[orr Representative in Congress
sNqplinclpl speaker.
.,cunl Of ihc grand Democratic
In held On Moniay e,rninf, the
1 fiat va, bung lt'aas"d Tor TO
fnI.M Dy the FIRST AMI Tenth
tus Ia, been postponed for two
weeks.
oal,,mcubackcrs will try and
S,iid,a,ion meeting at Fourth and
4 ser'>, tomorrow night.
'Repnbllcans Of the Seventh and
wards will nominate ward
4 tomorrow afternoon. A Re-
I'M candidate for Assessor and
|Or of the Sou hcrn District will
II nominated tomorrow after
Hawkins did not attend the Re
bn State Convention, yesterday,
.tmlster Pyle would not let him
d. Shortlidgc went as proxy,
Democratic ward nominations
~ complete,
city election lakes place next
lhy. bet every voter keep it il
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Public Installation.

IEA>ANT OCCASION IN M'FAR-
LAN'> GROVE.
. McFarlan's Grove, near New
yesterday, the officers of Arm
/ Lodge, No. -, a. +. " a.
ere publicly installed, in the
Fnce Of a lM9e and admiring
tnce. The ceremonies took
at "hi.h twelve" and were
lciel ly the officers of the
Lodge IF Delaware, John
pr liNnd Mister and James
Is Gmnd MW,ht. Prayer was
b by Rev Johu France, and
a Musical selection by the
a Comct band, of Newport.
Impressive ceremonies of in
lIon were performed, Gin due
hncicnl iorm.N
lo.pWlhg were the officers
Installed: j. II. Chambers, w
John NJ. Newbold, ). W.; w.
3d. W. Alexander Irons, NJ.
ecFeIaryi. j. W. II. Watson.
Gfer "eorgc Springer, :. ID.
lOnk, j. d., j. NJ. Brackin
ShakSpcar were made Stew.
and /. j. Hanna was made
ceremonies closed with the
aiclIon by Rev. John France
altrwafd> Rev. j. A. Stone
u n. Thomas i. T.. Church
lh, delivered an instructed ad
upon the principles and OBJ
Of Masonry.
orator Of the day WIS Rev
oaIdwcll, ID. d., Of st. Paul.
'nlTch, !. this city, who opene,
orlci history of Armstroni
u'ioer whose auspices tn,
PATTON was held.
H., house commenced first il
'Nd, rs No. ., under a dis
~ sOll granted by the Gran,
a. and IN June of the sam,
"as ~ :, chartered by the Gran,
IN" !" delaware, under the pres
~ 'g, :, Armstrong Lodge, No. q
~,, g a',l Of August following th
'as dedicated, and the officer
N,p we're duly Installed. Full
Da,l d'oliS from Delaware an
l!'yanla and 500 of Oh
Ia. O,,'lS u people were present {
~ os,,. .oe ceremonies. An exec
I'M J'vlIoh W was delivered by tn
c,a al'Slrr' Rev. j. G. McCab,
D~,nT 'a'u Lodge, with st. John
n IIa1ery, Ia1y, and a number ,
stci,o' Ou7cN participated in til
k,oS%, S%@,,'Well proceeded to deliye
|klG ~ prepared address of SON
EiIu,,o.n, , a., which VI the principles an
Esp,,lyis',o E",ys Of Free Masonry wei
|sraJ '''gIy ely but atlractively col
HAN H. ms address was listenC
4 ins,,t,',' t''P Speaking the Grand Loda
IN ",,sI ton",, officers and invited gues
|sed dSclI'er, oS'r while the audience di
|pyeI II,p'lnd ,' ia Spacious grove, a,
|st,I.' themselves nl in true basket nj
Asan, ' M. the occasion was a We re-
ei. ''' and will long be RENE,
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03
sep3-3t.
N oT1GREEi GREEisoLur1oNs OF RESPECT.

N oIlGREE RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
WEccAcoE ENGINE HOUSE,
Wilmington, DEL. Aug. "a, lSso.
At a special meeting of the Weccacoe
steam Fire Engine Company held at this
date, the following resolutions OF respect
were adopted
WHEREAS, It has pleased divine Provi-
dence to summon from our midst our late
fellow member, John K. Watson:
Resolved, That while we bow in num-
ble submission to tina all. l.wiseProVtdence,
and we sincerely hope and believe that
the transition Of our respected fellow
member from among US is his eternal
gain, yet we cannot but deeply and
sincerely mourn his loss In him our COM
pany has lost good, true and tried MEM
Der.
Resotved, That as further testimony
of our bereavement, the apparatus OF
| the company be draped in mourning Tor
| the space OF 30 days, also, the nag be
placed at half mast for days,
Resolved, That copy of these reselu-
tions be sent to the family OF the deceas-
ed; that they be published in the daily
papers OF the city, and the Secretary en-
Ter them upon the minutes OF the COM
pany. u. Y. LUkENS'
sep3-It. Oh. LUX ENS.)
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03
MR.. HEALD'S SALE.

j. I. Heaid Will sell the three-story
brick house No, 841 Orange street, at
public auction tomorrow ut D p. m. This
property Is well located, and must prove
a good investment to any one wanting to
purchase. 1t is in the heart of the city,
and Will be sold without reserve.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03
GREENBACK RATIFICATION.

The Greenback party propose to hold
"a ratification meeting at Fourth and
Shipley streets on Saturday evening. II
will be addressed by gentleman from
Baltimore, a laboring man. Come and
hear HIM. MCD.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03

An unpleasant passenger In a street car
is a crying baby. In such cases DR.. Bulps
Baby Syrup should be given to the little
sufferer to ease its troubles. Is cents
bottle.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03
Meetings Tonight.
FRIDAY,

M. S. II A.
Co. q, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
EsSsisl0f Esirin4 f1Sss aSSgf; No. HG &. e.
Rescue Council, No. 3, .. U. A. NJ:
Columbia Lodge, No, 8. 1. o. o: F. -.
Washington Council, No. 4, Q. y. A. M
Delaware Tribe No. Imp. o. X. M.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03
NEW ADvERTlsElIENrs.

INJECTION.
Ia OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
COAL GAS Con- PANY-
August 3ist, 1880.
An election of nine directors Of the VIII
mington Coal Gas Company, Will be held
at the office, on Monday, the 6th day oI
september next. between the hours OF
and 5 O'Clock, p. m.
sep3-3t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03

r,,t oP THOSE SEW DARK
.,n,s lutc opened to-mor-
d IN, hy Krnnard a Co.. prob
"%',, % rs The agents have adj
.,smtojl. cent, by the ease.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03
[NCOCK,
.. s,liia.- Statesman.

uor.ros is a bachelor, ,i% an"
El.nt of the Bachelor 5 o,"o, m,
''", meeting. we believe rhe
N, e run for Congress ny '"'
M party, Levi c. Bird 'i rs a.
[,I,r and the most prom'-
[ate.l candidate for the no',,'- ,n
Lstrsday, at Dover Mr.. ~, An'h-
[ip., is a bachelor why rs
q /, tie Republican II party Il"
L.t of the Bachelors Assoc IA
/ aoos fine association control
h rhi, i, a matter Of i'm,
4 10 Delaware Ladies' anu we
4 attention to it,
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03

neal upn9 ,S,"wlh of tn. baby is de-
N, ,Ol' ELECTS oT n, t'rdnm from the per
'up hthr he.,o opin a. Dr. Bu,l's Buby
FFase, Of earI,, s' remedy known fur the
The daily gazette., 1880-09-03

ce on Tuss,Ilr M ,lr City Election takes