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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-03

:, According to the report OF Registrar
Frazer there were one hundred and
four deaths In this city la1t month, of
which number 50 were born in the Uni
ted States and ~ In foreign Countries
In color, 81 were white and % black !;
57 males and AZ females.
The leading causes of death were -
Consumption, 8; malarial fever, 1, mem-
braneous Group, 4; measles, l, pneume.
MIA, ]; remitteDt fever, l.; smallpox, q;
scarlet fever, l; typhoid fever, .; typho.
malarial fever, 4; whooping cough, 2;
other diseases, 60. In ages there were
20 under one year, from one to five, Is;
hve to ten. 8; ten to twenty, 8; twenty
to thirty, 0; over thirty, DO. Brought
here for interment, o; sent away, ID;
still born, 8; CoroDer's cases, 8; hospital
and almshouse, 8. For the same month
last year there were heventy-six deaths.
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Union Presbyterian missionary ser.
vices were held In West Presbyterian
Church, last evening, and despite tie
uncomfortable weather. The following
ministers occupied the pulpit:
Rev. DR.. j. ii. Nixon, OF the Central
church; Rev. DIR. L. Marks, of Hanover
church; Rev. A. N. KeigwiD, of West
Church and Rey. f. b. DuVal, OF the
First Presbyterian church.
After the rsual OF ,ning sci vices Rev.
DR.. Nixon made an I'M 'erestiDg address
on the subject Of missions, and was fol-
lowed by DR.. Marks Wa spoke impres
slvely on the same subject. After few re
marks from Rev. Mr.. KeIgwin the
meeting WIS dismissed with the benedic-
lion by Rev. Mr.. DuVal.
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Church Extension,

The Church Extension Board of the
Wilmington NJ. L. Conference held a
brief session at Asbuiy M. E. church
yesterday, and allowed donations In
aid of new churches to the amount of
$1,000. The Board is comprised Of
Revs. J. II. Haynes, Chestertown J.
b. Quigg, Milford M. A. Richards,
Wilmington; A. w. Milby and Charlr .
Hill, Wilmington Presiding Elders
L. G. Matlack, Wilmington, and T. Il.
Martindale, Smyrna; and Messrs. Ellis
and Cox, laymen.
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Important 20 water Renter..

Thomas M. Ogle, Registrar of the
Water Department, gives notice
through an advertisement in another
column 10 the ,effect that all persons
who have sold property during the
present year, must give notice in
writing, and state the name of the
purchaser on or before the Both inst.
Otherwise they will be held RESPONSE
bio for the water rent for the next
year.
Also all persons who may wish to
discontinue the use of the Brandywine
water, or any porSion of it, must also
give similar nosice and pay % for
drawing the ferrule. No alteration
will be made in any bill after the 3Oth.
inst.
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,nCAL TIME TABLE.


,SS.viNs LEAVE WILMINGTON
iilhpeaaMADELpHIA.-205 ihea I'D $50. 5tD,
W. sn s,l pIu, 955. le.SO. ll.63a. m. IL: 10
w w "a I.s a,A 230, 4O0, 6.41, 6.3S, 90, y.b5,
&Ia% & m. sundays, ,2.O5, 2.25, $40 a.in.;
s%%S Ee.s, 100. 0.55, 1000 p. IN.
INV YoRK.-2U5, 2.25, y ~ 7.OO, 8.55,
w Mas az M. sI2.43. 2.Us, 6.t7, 8.B p. m.
a.ndays 2v5, 2.25 q. M. o.F 6.9b p. m.
sss osD DR.ifINoRE.-l25l, l.. !, 4.O2 7.55,
~ ~ am M las, sI.O4, AS ,b.50 l0.5l r m
sundays, l25i, l.S, 40 7.b5 q. IN. II el
p sWW',sp,seTos.-i25i, " 1877, 4.O2; 7.55.
~ ~ In'; 1855. .I.Ol. $50 p, m. Sun
Assys R.jl, 81, 4.02, 7.T q. IN.
|vIrlxoRg AND In NrERMEDIATE STA
noys .l25l, s.3s a. H., 1888, 4. u p. IN.
fSe Ili D. m. train stops vt way sta
Hans only between Perryville and
psiumore, Sundays, l25l a. IN.
|pTpyyILLE AID INTERMEDIARY Sta
vns ,V NV CAsrLn.-8.OO 9.25, a. m.; l.D6
iu. 6S, D. IN, No sunday trains.
|BlRslSGTOs AND lNrERMKDIATE Sta
/ uOss.-y.5 a. M; l.O5, B.2 p. IN. No
sunday trains.
|pNaAg AND INDERMEDIATE STATIONS
-a5s m; Los p. m.
|yoR WILMINGTON q NORTHERN II. H.
INA M; 800, 5.U5 p, IN. No SUNDAY
trains.
IsS DELAWARE WFsTERN X. Rib
NDa. H.; SIS p. m. sunday trains,
| la3OA al. and 800 p. IT.
RAMS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
fRoy PHIlADELPH' i.-l2.43, 2.W, 1851,
/ ia soS; 40 q. M, II m.; 12.lb. l2.45
I0s 40, 1856, AL, $40, 600 8.lo, $40
LD ~, 1918, Ills p. m Sundays,
h6aG, ,3.52, ! b. iO.lOa. M; go, lO.45.
bilSs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
uLADELPnIA-Broad street Depot
i6, ~, b.l5, lC.3D, ll.UO, ll.i5 n. IN; l.3O
lh $50. L.S0, 5.l0 10, 5.466 d. 40, so, ,g.45
b.O llpp. IN. sundays, 7.05. S.3Ja. IN.
LO6, SDl. as, 1890, ll.U d. n.
fEON NEW YoRK.-2.U7, $50, T.52, $50
'. m.; ll.i5, 'l.02. Al, $40 1915 p IN
sat,Ays 2.V7, S.57 I.52 a. M. ,U.I5 o. IN
6Rox xBALTIMORE.-l.5g,2 2l4, 9bl, a
H.; 'I2.4l, 40, $40, $50, $50 y. m. sun
|sox WAsHlsGr0N.-l.59, 2.lv. LAB IA.
ms I2.ii, l.vJ, s. i6, B.3S p. IN. sun
days l.Sy, 2.l9, Il, M; 5.46. $50 p. IN,
BOX pERRryILLg Unly--9.O5 Am.
|h0N INV CAsTLE.-s.4s, 9.3i, am. I2.U7
SN, 66 pm. No sunday trains.
IROA DELAWARE X. R.-S.4S a. IN; l2.W
tgO p. In. No sunday trains.
|LOA WILMINGTON q NORTHERN II. X.
wv a. IN; R.O1 B.t1 p. IN. No Sunday
lrains,
|goA DELAWARE WEaTERN X. R.-S.OO
a m., 2l5 p. lii. Sunday trains 9.l0
IN. and $40 p. IN.
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Serious ARRAY About a Lady.


PANAMA, November 2.-Lsrge guam
titles of material for the canal company
are arriving by nearly. every steamer
which reaches isthmus, both on the At
lanlic and Pacific. The Avon brought
900 tons, consisting Of steel rails, ma
chinery and iron work of various kinds.
The City Of Rio de Janeiro, just IN
from San Francisco, brings over 200
tons Of freight, mostly timber and
spllces, part of which is for the hos
pitfalls in course Of construction on the
isthmus. Material for a hospital for
the rse of the men employed by
Messrs. Hueme, Slaven d Co. has also
come to hand by the City of Rio de
Janeiro. This firm hss contracts for
the consh action of villages on the
istbmps.
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Grayeys ID insurance in Pennsylvania
has excited srspioion of another murder.
A worthle 3 che -actsr In Ephrata town
ship. Lane ter county, fell from hay
lo.s and died from the effects of the fall,
A boy who with sed the fall says that
two men took him to the hayiOft and
fxt ] q trap for him to fall through.
Thee parti 9 hold policy for $500 on
the mans life. The matter is now being
investigated.
LONE JACK, Mo-, Sept. IA, 1879.
have been using Hop Bitters, and
have received great benefit from them
for liver complaint and malarial fever.
They are superior to all other medicines
P. M. BARNES.
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Enoch Moore, Jr,, one of the Fish
Commissioners, left, this morning, for
Washington, for the purpose Of calling
uIon the National Fish Commissioner
lie gees chiefly for the purpose of as
certaing when the carp ponds will be
dawn off and the quantity of the
young fish that will be awarded to
Delaware. If he succeeds in his miss
SION he will at once make arrange
ments for the dis ribution of the fish.
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W. FL. England, of this city, but for
merly of Marshallton, Pa, Is visiting
his nephew, Or. E. y. Woodward, OF
West Chester.
John Evans, of this city, but former
resident of West Che lter, Is visiting the
latter place.
The membe.J of the g. A. R. Of West
Chester are making great preparations
for visit to this city next week, and
are anticipating good time.
Robert ID. Hoffecker, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Smyrna Times, was In town
to-day.
Heorge v. Massey, Esq, of Dover,
was ON brief visit to this city to-day.
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Retter for WiImington.

The failure of j. Nugent & Co., the
large manufacturers of morocco, at New
ark, N. j., Will in all probability result
In beneh ng this city, as it will no
doubt incr ease the trade here. The man
ner in which the firm conducted their
business enabled them to outse'l all the
manufacturers In this and other cities,
and they could also make heavier pur-
chr ses. The nrm turned out mork than
all the other manufacturers in this city
combined.
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Que 9aily Gazstte.

NOT TRUE.-Not one of the stories
that have been industrially circulated
that the Pennsylvania X. r. Co. had
increased The price for monthly com.
mutation tickets between Wilmington
and Philadelphia turn out to be true.
Nothing Of the kind has been done or
proposed.
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Grand Master Alonzo r. Fell, last
night, installed the following ofiiceis Of
Hope Lodge, No. 2, 1. o. o. F., of this
city N. g., Joseph Ii. Seal V. c.,
Stradley Recording Secretary, John
Tansuy Permanent Secretary, e.. A.
Roop Trer -prer, Merritt U. Perkins |;
r. S. to N. G., James Eglinton, l.. s. to
N. e., James D. Patton; II. S. to V. g.,
John Wood; l.. s. to V. g. Hibberd En-
trken; Conductor, Ii. Heisier; Warden,
IL. q. Robinson; L. G., L. g. Anderson;
o. g., W. J. Quigley; r. S. S +, George
w. Pyle; l.. s. s., Jas. Strickland.
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what Comptroller Knox Says or
the Crash-The Forged Letter.

WAsHINeToN, November 2.-The
Comptroller of the Currencyhas appoint
ted Frederick Frelinghuysen receiver of
the Mechanics NationalBank OF Newark
N. j., and Linus M. Price assistant
receiver. The Comptroller says that the
report of Bank Examiner Shelley OF
August 10, 1880, contained the follow
ing paragraph:
verified account with the "Mechan,
ics' National Bank Of New York." BY
obtaining its own balance and recon-
CLING.
Comptroller Knox says further that
II the Examiner had not been deceived
by a forged letter of Baldwin, which
was handed 10 the Examiner in place Of
the genuine letter of the cashier of tho
Bank in New York, the enormous losses
of the Bank would have been exposed
fourteen months ago, at the date Of the
examination. He also says that the
Bank Examiners have always been in
structed to verify the accounts of cor
respondents, and that Immediately after
the failure of the First National Bank
of Newark, in June, 1880, the following
special letter Of Instructions was sent to
every Examiner.
Serious ARRAY About q Lady.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 2.-Mon-
day evening, at New Martinsville, W.
Va, a young man named Powell es.
corted Miss Briggs to her home, where
they were met by the lady's father, who
informed him that he could not enter
the house.
An alteration ensued, during which
Powell threw stone at Briggs, striking
him on the head, inflicting fatal iDjur-
les. Klshart, an employe of Briggs, in
terfered, and Powell cut him in the
face, destroying an eye. Powell fed,
but was arrested to-day at Moundsyille.
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EX-SENATOR PLATT, 1t is generally be-
heved, will succeed Judge Robertson as
collector OF the port of New York. 1t is
said Mr.. Robertson himself Is inclined TO
this view, but be does not think the
change will be accomplished for months
to come still, in the present transition
state Of pollti"1, there is no telling what
may happen. As for Mr.. Plat, he sim
ply says he is In the hands of his friends,
and II there is any way he can serve his
country and his party, he is prepared to
respond to the call.
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AMUSEMENTS.
zone Hundred Wives =,

On Saturday evening, De Wolf Hop.
per and carefully selected company
will appear in the new drama of Zone
Hundred Wives" which had q COM
tinuous iun Of three hundred nights in
New York. The drama is very highly
spoken of by the press, and it will be
presented here with scenery painted
expressly for its p.oper presentation.
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Bayard TayIor,s Parents.

Bayard Taylor's venerable parents,
Joseph and Rebacca Taylor, live quietly
and comfortably at Kennett Square, just
over the Pennsylvania line. They have
now lived together , man aud wife for
sixty seven years. A short time since
Joseph passed his eighty-fifth birth day,
and more recently Rebecca reached her
eighty-second anniversary, which num-
ber OF friends recognized by sending her
a handsome birthday cake.
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w ATER DEPARTMENT..

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 3, 1881.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERs.-All per-
sons who have sold property during the
present year must give notice in writing
Department be.oie the 3Uth day of No.
vember, 1881. and insert In the notice the
name OF the purcb asgr and the number
of the property purchased. Otherwise
they win be held liable for the water
rent for the next ear.
Also all persons who may wish to die
continue The use of the water or any por-
tion OF II must give notice a. above and
pay 81 for drawing the lerrule.
No alteration wi be mauo In any bill
after the abov. dale,
ThuMAS ". OGLE,
noNJ.eodtl9. 81 Re-isirar.
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From the N Y. Herald.
How Each Completely Dsmi.
mated His Weaker Brother.

"That man Nugent had rope
about my neck, and l was forced to
go wherever he wished 10 drag me-"
was the remark of ex-Cashier Baldwin
when he made his startling confession
to the directors of the Newark Me-
chanics' Bank on Sunday morning
last, and this he he has been repeating
with variations ever since. ~ was
only lump of clay in the hands of
that man Baldwin, and he has brought
all this trouble on me-" said the irate
Chris Nugent, as he lay with heavy
cold confined to his residence in Cen
+ al avenue, in Newark. These two
statements SO directly contradictory,
are the texts upon which all conversa-
tion in the bustling city of Newark
still turns. Yesterday was q quiet
day comparatively, though there was
still a good deal of excitement.
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Supei intendent Lodge, of the w. G.
&P.R r. and Philadelphia and Bal.
timore Central r r., will, with his
train dispatcher, train master and
clerks, locate their quarters in Media
as soon as suitable office apartments
can be provided. 1t Is expected that
the change will take place in about q
month or six weeks. Then Media will
be a railroad centre.
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Annual Meeting.

The Board of Trade Of this CITY
will endeayor to hold its annual meets
ing this evening for the election OF
officers, in the office OF y: A. van,
Trump, Maris building, Sixth and
Shipley streets. For some time past
the Board has been dormant.
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Haymnkers' Ball,

The annual ball of the Hsymakers'
Association of Chester takes plase in
that city on Friday evening, the 4th
inst. AS usual a large delegation from
the Shields Library Association will At
somm,ttee comm ts arppinted By the Shields viii
M eet tc morrow evening to compl lete ar
for attending the ball.
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Fortune Throws Her Chances All
Around.

The widespread popularity OF the old
established Louisiana State Lottery ls
residence of its fortunate winners at the
l36th Grand Drawing on Sept. l4th last,
when the principal winners turned up
for their money from Memphis, Tenn. I,
Indian Bay, Ark. VincenneJ. Ind, A.
bany, N. Y. Cullman, Ala. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Warsaw, Ind, and many thous-
ands OF other places al over the world.
The next drawing lthe la8th) Will take
writing to M. A. bauphin, New Orleans,
La, will quickly learn ali al out 1t.
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Maintaining a Nuisance,

At the instance of A. v. Gayner,
executive officer of the Board OF
Health for the Western District, M. 4.
Poole and Allen Ruth were arraigned
before the Mayor, last evening, ON the
charge of maintaining a nuisance on
their property, situated ON Conrad
street, between Van Buren, and Harri-
son streets. They were each required
to pay $40 and costs.
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THE BEER DRINKERS OF Indianapolis
have hit upon novel plan to evade the
Sunday law against tue sale of liquor.
They are organizing "Literary" clubs
where they drink c'iib. on Sundays.
One OF them, organized last Saturday, is
called the "Garfield Literary Club"
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Republican Discretion.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph Qnd
Rep.
al never dreamed" said Senator vii.
liams, of Kentucky, IN the executive ses-
sion, al never dreamed, Mr.. President,
that should live:to see the day when
an ex.ConfederateI briRadier would
lead the Republican hosts to defeat, or
to hear an old slave.owner call the roll
of his faithful servants, not at the base
was all very we'll in secret session, but
the Republicans felt that 1t would not
do at all In open session, and they chose
the road of discretion instead of that of
valor.
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Johnny Jefsris, the newsboy, while
out cunning yesterday, near the Blue
Ball, in Brandywine Hundred, saw a
large flock of wild pigeons, numbering
about $50. 1t is unusual to see SO
many of these birds in this neighbor-
hood.
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Few complexious can bear the strong
white morning light which exposes
every speck Of tan, every pimple and the
slightest spottlng of eczema. In DR..
Benson's Skin Cure is sure relief from
the annoyance of these blemishes on the
cheek Of beauty.
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More rScents of Mont Blanc have
been made during the past SO; 'on than
In ary previous year. Between July
and October sixty-four tourists, OF whom
nineteen were French, seventeen Eng
iish, and six Americans, gained the
summit. Three were ladies, natives re-
spectively Of England, France, aud
Swit zsrland.
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Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OFF.
Eden Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. r.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, /. o. o. F.
Manhattan Lodge, No, Il, l. o. r. NJ.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., o. U. A. M.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
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The fast mail train was one hour and
fifteen minutes late this morning.
Through this delay our business men
did not receive their mail until nearly
IL o'clock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

EOR SALE.-The store, No. West
L Second street, with fixtures, lease
until March 25th next, and good stock
of hats and caps; dwelling attached.
The place has been doing a very good
business Apply to VIM. BRIGHT, or to
ISAAC DILLON,
81 8. Z. cor. sixth and Shlpiey SITS.
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Don't Get the Chills.

If you are subject to ague you must be
sure to keep your liver, bowels and kid
neys in good free condition. The remedy
to nae is Kidney. Wort. 1t Ia the best
nreyentitive of all malarial diseases that
you eau take. See advertisement In
another column.
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fJNHE members of the Irish Nationalists
l. are requested to meet at their room
on Friday evening at 7.30 u'c O K, az
the meeting.
By order OF he President,
JAs. A BOURKE.
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DIED

DAVIS.-Near Williamsburg, Va, Oct.
10Th. 81, of congestive chill, Carrie
May, daughter OF Edward ana Louisa
]. Davis, In the fourth year OF her age.
Cecil Democrat please copy.
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" "ANTED.-By refined and gentseI
w woman a position as horsek eeper
can teach little children or assist In the
general housekeeping. sstlE
Apply to MRS. CARRIE LUGG,
$50 Church street
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Buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t cures,
To be hau at all druggists Tor 26 cents.
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a Street Three =, Three adjoining lots. on
St. M y y, ~ ieet by ~ feet @ inobes
allrosJ Jsuinan street 100 feet deem.
", one I Ia, aaVenue, South side,
as,eet thirteenth street. near
apply at il8 Mark al street
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" Cornsr a building lot on the q
Avenue nsa VI stroud street and Rail
w Wilmlnse,aair, The locomotive house
iOni on ny sym y a Western IL. r.. IN
90 stroUd ~ ~. II. Avenue, and 81 feet
|ahls ot,,c0et t,s,eleet, West Wilmington.
II,
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Special NOTICES.
,>~~~~~~~~~~
A CARD.

w,o are suffering from the errors
= y n 'Iludscreiions OF youth ns,Soas y y oos
,rns. y carry decay, .ss'ne ioss isst O. np cure
Z. lslrII slIl se1J M CHARGE. This great
S.sy s was discovered 6y self.asdressey
ass,ooe svSs 10 the REV JOSEPH y. iNMAS,
lnM,oo .s n New York Guy. octzO-ddwom
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|"tL FOR SALE,

dsinbp'stHly bp'tlys ,E,i, le sale, the weli-known
u pIoSo,, pI, w, wilhin mile I'm
ki5eIhrgV ki5IrVseu Se' hlp Canal, now lii
4 M snCol1menced. This will i'm
|hd.snit OF millions OF doll ans 1or
y III S.e li!S time. The propertv nnw u
IaSIs I%s Wy ~ easn and ihe I1r.y Inopurss low low
(-fwO thonSa, rive thousand dol
plvo and lhrna cash, the bala n ce In
aOrgape A'ee years,secure by bond
EeavsSs SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
E0wnsepd. Del.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
RAILROAD CAsUALTIE3.
TELkGRAPHIC NOTES.
A FATAL CoAsTING AcCIDENT 7

AFATAL COAsTING ACCIDENT.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 1G.-Francis kiapeIs
was instantly killed by collision while coasting ~ Mho~'
last night - .,
DEATH RESULTING FROM HIS INJURIES.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 16.-Wlllian Combs WHO
wa injured the coal port yesterday b anne unue
the wheels Of freight train, died ct hahpast O'Clock
FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.
PROyIDENCE X. l., Jan. 16.-James M. Appleton
Worcester Railroad died last night OF IN
uries last Friday, when car went on the aok
REsInNATIoN OF ROCHESTER PASTOR
RoCHhsTER N. Y, Jan. 18.-lnternal dissensons
In the Central Presbyteran church IN tns cry nv
this morning In the resgnauou VI tne pAso' 'no NOV "
S. M Campbell.
ANoTHERs TERRIBLE CRIME.
RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 16.-Abbey Howard, age age
erbfeen recently gave birth TO ilegtimae child Hea
Stsr and sispfahsr her out Of doors where ne
of her child exasperaed hor nas sue
hnad WITH a CLUB. she has been arrested.
STABBED IN LONG BRANCH BAR.R9oM; nl.oor,
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Jan. 16.-ln bar-room
sfay Isst night In LOWERS Hotel t the West enc man
named Murphy employed BY MI Hoey, OF ooa ra,n
Was stabbed by 0 named Bhaughnessy Ihe Wouno
pronounced fatal shaughnessy IL under arrest
HANGED AT OSCEoLAt ARK.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 16.-Cal Hley was hanged geo
Frday afternoon a 0sceos Ark Tor the MURDER OF
Broadwsy m ciienden County IN ns a, % q ...a man
had vile and six children, reading near Seehh NO.