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General Foreign NesVs.
LONDON, June |, 1881.

s LoEDoN, June l, 1881.
The Sultan ID conciliating Midhat
Pacha. he has given him present and
provides his meals. "a e
The German Reichstag on Monday
approved the government proposal fix
ing the duty On -four al 8 marks per 100
'kilogrstns.
The StGndard's Cons,sntinople des-
patch says the Turkish authorities IN
Ihessaly have been ordered to prepart
for the immediate evacuation of that
territory.
Dervish Pachs, Governor Of Albania,
tell graphs that he has entered Ipek and
captured the leaders OF the Albanian ill.,
surgents, who will be sent to CONSTANT.
nopie In chains.
A despatch to the Times from Berlin
says:--"A bulletin To the papers states
that In consequence ofa painful out
break Of an old silment Prince Bismarck
is confiued to his bed"
Professor William Dwight Whitney, ,ol
Yale College, New Haven, Conn.,, ha,
been appointed Foreign Knight Of the
Ordre Poar LIE Merite, for his scientifi,
attainments and knowledge of Sanscrit
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From the N. Y. Star.
Both Sides Striving for a Coalition

From the N. Y. Star.
Both Sides Striving for Coalition.
In the light ofthe revelations which
we publish this morning, the situation
IN the Senatorial fight may be- briefly
summarized. Each Of the Republican,
factions is diligently striving To secure
Its own triumph by means Of Democrat
Ic votes, and the Administration faction
appears to have fist reached definite
conclusion as TO the basis of negotia-
tiOns.
Whether Il 10 that Blaine and Garfield
lear that, iftbey neglect to avail them
selves Of such an auxiliary, Conk:Ing
will grasp II TO defeat them, or Wheeler
it is that the Administration is eager TO
end the conflict BY gaining one Senator,
there Is no reason to doubt that q couI
detdt has been arranged In detail. The
halfbreeds are 10 concentrate suddenly
On Cornell, who, being ostensibly Stat
wart, will draw some strength from the
Conkling ranks az q compromise nomi-
nee, and 10 to have his election assured
by Democratic votes.
Let the Republicans fight out thei
own battle. The control OF the next
State Legislature and the consequent
election bof two Democrats TO the
United Seuate--this should be the
Democrats programme, definite and un.
alterable.
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lT III stated that arrangements have
lust been entered into by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company for the
issue of a new A per cent, loan.
amounting to $40, 600, 900, for the Dur.
pose Of paying for the Philadelphia,
Wilmington q Baltimore Railroad.
The Directors, as is we'll known, had
power to issue stock for the purchase
money, amounting to about $18, COO. :
O00, but they thought 1t better to raise
one-half that large sum by loan. The
loan, 1t Is stated, will be taken by
kidder, Peabody & Co., and Drexel
d Co. The form of the loan ia a i
per cent. registered bond, running
forty years from July /, 1851. Every
year $3.50, 900 Of the bonds will bs,
drawn BY lot, paid and cancel. i
The Pennsylvania Railroad will de.
posit AZ collateral for the lean aOO, 600
shares Of Philadelphia, Wilmlnpton
q Baltimore Railroad stock,
OUR own Edison will IN ali likelIbood
DO the largest exhibitor of electrical an
paratns a. the approaching Paris Elec-
lrical Exhibition. The Parisian public
VIII then have an opportunity OF CON-
pairing bis electric light with that In use
over there-a contrast concerning the
result Of which Edison expresses but
little doubt.
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sharp scene I'm the Commons,

LONDON, May 3l.--The was very
lively scene in the House of Com
mons last night. Mr.. Mitchell Henry
called the attention Of the House to
a breach Of privilege, and said that
Mr.. Egan, the Treasurer OF the Land
League had written n letter to the
newspapers comparing some of the
members of the House to blackleps
upon o racecourse. Mr.. Gladstone
reproached Mr.. Parnell for acknow.
ledging:as his friend the writer of 90
scurrilous letter. Ireland, he said
was disgraced by having her cause
committed to such hands. Sir Stafford
Northcote said that the letter was a
species of terrorism The House
then resumed the consideration OF
the Land bill.
DUBLIN, May 30.-Mr. Kettle one
OF the ehief organizers of the Land
League was arrested in this city to.
day.
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HEwAnK LErrss.
NEWARK, NAV 81. 1891,

may SAs 1901
The new block station at Price,s
woods between Newark and Stanton On
the P. w. q B. Railroad 10 now In on.
GRAFTON hight and day.
The funeral of Mrs. David Murphv
yesterday was very largely attended.
Mr.. William Dean began harvesting
yesterday, cutting orchard grass, and In
80 doing ran afoul OF two OF the survey
ors stakes on the line OF the b. Il o.,
damaging his machine to some extent.
Nswal kers can now have their photos
taken " pleasure rs Buzzard q Yar-
nalPs photograph car has located in the
lot next to tho Deer Park and is now
ready for business.
The Citizens Cmner Band Of this
town played TO- Tie Knights of Pythiss,
Of New Castle vest ,rday III the decora-
tion exercises.
Sunday, June 18th, will be Children's
Day Ia the II. L. churches OF the pen,i,-
sula and will be appropriately observed
ct the church oil hat denomination In
this town.
The new college bell arrived on Mon
day ald will probably be rlaced in posi-
tion III few days SO as 70 be ready for
commencement. 1t was pui chased from
d. McShane & Co., the well known bell
manufacturers Of Baltimore, and weighs
800 pounds.
The Active B. B. G. were again vic
torioas IN their game OIL Saturday, win
ning by = score Of 20 TO 10. Thus far
they have not been beaten.
This weathsr permitting, fine sport Is
expected at Hoinewood Driving Park Oh
saturday.
Fine large Strawberries retail here At
two quarts for 25 cents.
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A sTREEr-C Ar DEPOT nURNE
s:s 81 sns :.-..:. stole ss. e

Destruction Of she stables OF the
lsth andll5th strsets Read.
A firs Of mysterious origin broke out
last might aboai : o'clock In the rattle
trap stables Of the Thirteenth aad
Fifteenth streets Passenger RaIlwsy
Company, on Broad street below Car.
penter- An alarm was immedIa ately
sounded. but before the fire department,
arrived the back part OF the building was
wrapped In flames. One hundred and
hfty-four horses were stabbed In the
building, and IN the confusion they were
apparently forgotten by The employees OF
the Company. A toba eonist, who keeps
. store next door to the stable, rushed
into tho burning building and united ,he
halters OF q dozen OF the animals, and
his example being followed by Ave Of the
stable-men the frightened beasts were
all sxtricsted without suffering any In.
Jury.
Ia the hay-loft, where the fire Ia sup.
posed to have originated, there wa.
stored 80 tons Of straw, 90 tons Of hay
400 bushels Of oats, ,snd some 200 bushel.
Of corn. Part Of the hay and straw wa,
packed In bales, but the greater part o
II being loose the flames spread witt
great rapldity. After fighting the firs
stubbornly for two hours 1t was got un
der control, The tin roof Of the build
Ing, which was recently put on at cos
Of $500, and all the woodwork was com
pletely destroyed. All Of the feed ant
straw, valued at 5000, were so damage,
BY IRE and wafer as 70 be total loss
The loss on the building Is estimated a
5000. The insurances are nearly al
In foreign companies, and will cover th,
damage on the building and Its contents
--Press.
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epHlkDs lEDITlON.l
,rss "a 6as swA,sr aPlhAsrEa.
Yheswf>snmen makes HHin Appear
v ssSsy II Inssasst - bel GMsld Ts-

The Swft pnmen makes Hfss Appear
v SniSsYk y InAasst u bs IzsId TD-
Day.
john IL eutphln, the Telegraph opera
Tor. WHO acted sswitchInan on the occa-
sion Of the fataloccident to the New
York express train on the Pepnsylvapla
Kailroxd, near Trenton, oD TuesdAy af-
ternoon, and WHO was seen running
from his post Of duty towards the woods
by the conductor and engineer Of the
train and others at tie time when The
accident occurred, appeared ~ bis home
IN Trenton yesterday. He said that hs
was forced to double duty and that be
sHas pat fasniliar With the manner OF
lcfkr&in6 sWitkhes. The danger signal |,
has RAYS, wat up and The engineer was
.somewbat to. blame fol. not having seen
As.f IA AyB II Intends to remain and
Xase tEe consed dnenees of his Act. : He
was ordered to report at Jersey City yes
fsfslSg nordinr, sat did not do so.
v afh3boiy ef Mrss Lncretia Pennipgton
and Augustus Ritter, the victims Of the
'seCfdenf f,xsrived M philadelphia yester-
- aflafhdbns snd conveyed 10 the ir
late residences. An Inquest will be
held by the Coroner at Trenton this .af
telnoon.f Miss Penpiugton granddangh-
ter Of the deceased lady, had recovered
sufficiently to be able to leave Trenton
for her home ia this city yesterday. q.
P. Beilstein aud wife are recovering
from their injnries, and will soon be
able to leave for home. Rev. Thos
Murphy, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, Frapkford, who was injured ii
the back, Is In favorable condition.
General Manager Thompson, Of thu
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, sale
yesterday, in relation to the accident
that at the point where II occurred thu
siding is joined to the main track by ;
Wharton switch. If train is running
viii ~ a(ildh pr down tosthe poin
whfe n texb there isyan alitonati
acc U1nxwklckkc1oH the switch aut
gives continuous and unbroken rail
The operator at the signal station
neglected toset the switch after it hat
been opened to permit freight trail
to get from the siding to the mali
= track. He was always regarded as |
reliable man. The engineer, strang,
to say, did not seq the danger signal
which he ought to have seen asmil
from that point and lis train rushe,
upon the siding with such force tina
only the heavy cars could stand the
shock.
The lighter ones were thrown OF and
wrecHed. Had. the train beer made
up efH&hteatn there would not,as one
Of the officers expressed it, shave beer
splinter left"
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Delaware state Ronds'
OFFICE or STATE TREAsuREas,
DOVES. DEL. May ~, lcai'

-.
BY virtue OF an Act OF the nens, ,nsrs.
Assembly OF tho state ef De,a sE Ia
passed vt Dover At Its session OF i,..r.rs iool,
hereby give notice " holders o. ges1"s ~ ,ns
State Bonds that / shall attend ~. =. e,ty
Philadelphia National Bank, IN aS,n.ss
OF Philadelphia, during the ~, thfe
hours OF thai bank, on the n,s, -, we.
secular days OF July. "A. ", ,,aas ro1s' Al lns
pared to pay OF And redeem ponu o,,aSlpy.
said STATE, OF the numbers Ioi I,io ',fiiJ
From No, z9l 10 $50, boIh inclusiSS oi,srs
decentralization OF one thousand ao' aid
each, % the issue Of the Donas ~ 1851
state under dAle OF January 1, a. - nf lbs
Also other bonds Of the said Sls'g 70 81
nunbers following: From No.atiop nv oi
both Inclusive, of Inc denen, y = 4 !, ne Of
one thousand dollars eiscn, oi 'no aata Of
the bouds OF the said STATE nnoe' n is,s
January 1, A. D.. 1857, Oct. 4o. r. n:iobei
september IL, A: u, 1863, Anu hands
20, A. D., l5by; aud also o,s,a, onv, \ fol-
OF the said state OF the hun a,n inclu
lowing: From No. | 70 IIo, posn tnorsr
sive, OF the denomi minatiun o. onH na bnnJs
and dollars each, OF the issue annary n AR i. 4.
OF said State under date OF Sa1,ss Ike irst
u. 1874 And IhAt froin and nii.ersst ni, will
day OF July, A. D., 1881, Ss hereln
cease to accrue on Inc ,po.daa "a in
designated. "This call ~ lntsndd lntds Of the
ciuds all the outstanding poh"'
RosEar ]. REYssoavaslss y ss.osssalsr.
mayfO- tIyieod
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AMERICAN WInEs.-Ths d.m..

AMERICAN WINEs.-The demand
for American wines Ia said to be ran
idly increasing. The yield Of Califor-
mia in 1880 was immense, and large
quantities Of California ports, cherries
and clarets are sold. Over $SO,OOO,OOO
Is invested in wines on the Pacific
coast alone. John Mealey, NJ. so5
Market street. is selling a very excel.
lent California champagne wine, for
only 30 q dozen. 1t is pronounced
equal to many Of the French and Ger
man imported articles.
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THE WRECK NEAR TRENTON.
A Resident OF This City ON the
Train-Hs In semewhaa Injured.

A Resident OF This City ON the
+ Traia-He is semewhas Injured.
A very serious accident occurred on
the New York division Of the Pennsyl-
yania railroad about four miles apoye
Ifenson whereby two persons were
killed and large number Injured.
Among those who were Injured was
Aibert Gflggs, OF this city, q son-in-iaw
of y. A. Harvey. Mr.. Griegs was visit
ca py representative Of tue GAZETTE
this msrbtnE In regard TO the accident.
70 whom be related the following cir.
oums tancee:
He said the train is known as the
Pittsburg express, leaving jersey City
70 O'Clock, p. IN. The train left the
starting point AL right, and was pro
eesding along o the rate Of about mile
2 minute. About A45 0'cloek, as the
the train reached the poiEt meutl oned
the passengers felt . suddsn lar, and
u moment all WINS confusion. From
nis account, it appears that the tender
of tho locomotive first left the raiIs fol
lowed aimsst immediately by the smok.
inR car and the Pullman car. Forum
Ateiy the locomotive, smoking and Pull
man oars jumped ON the track aaain n
0af the car thnt he was In immedi atsly
in me roar Of the Pullman car, left the
tho right Of track and q 8 conss0 enc.,
hurled The passengers frsm their seats b
the top Of the car, whore they remained
Tot some time huddled up toRethsr.--
MI. GrigRs, - quickly ~ possi bic, sxtri.
Gated himself Aud crawled to the door
which after mubh difiiculty he succeed
frnla.
After getting out Of the car he found
thet he was very badly bruissd about the
1ody. especially his lsft side, the shoul.
der Of which vas partially dlslocatsd.- =
in tho nsxt est 70 the rear Of him VA
Miss T0psy Venn, OF RIcs,s Surpr,st
Party, who IVES also badly injured abou
the breast. Every one seated In tbe
car was more or lsss injured by the aocl-
dent.
Mr. GEiggs arrimsd n this city nj an
o'clock last evening, and 10 now copfin-
70 the house, suffering from bis injuries.
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OVER A rREcIprcr,
A Young Lady's Terrible r.,,
orange, New Jersex Near

- ~~OW 8eft1V.
NEW YORK, May 30.-A uomh.. :,
young ladies from Orange, N. NJAOstot n;s'
ted Eagle Rock, romantic ss,as. r., vsl- r
short distance up the mountain s ~
one OF them, Miss Ella Dean ss.a ana ,s
Tell over . precipice eighty feet ~ ~, !,
companions were terrified. and tva i ~
them tainted, believing she wa. lin I,,'.S u
Miss Dean, however, soon stood eu' NJ
and, waving her handkerchief sho,pt' ~
ed that she was all right. '"'
In falling she had struck IN hs,
head on the earth twenty feet below nv,
the spot where she had beon s;,,;ns "
then she rolled over and fell as m.pn
feet further, finally landing a. tho hsss
Of the rock. A cash four inches Ia'0 IonS
was cut on her head. She was taLse
home iu carriage and a physicisn
called. Besides Injuries 10 hef heal
she had sustained several bruises on
the limbs and body. She is now snf. NJ
fering from the shock, but is doiup
we'll. s
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TINE rcHrUsE sAr ourn.s.

-
xns Enslish Government s.,.,
oaAlm ~ = arayment Of sSS' ,,s asd The
Blsias asaasdsog sns sp hasa:y. May s%Ssssrstsr, 80
cluded on Saturday pro,oono ,o,nton con.
tiations IN regard to the outrs su ~ hegO-
american fishermen at For.pHas FHss upon
Newfoundland, in February ISs is,o Bay.
q n q later date At Aspee 4 Bas ro'S, and
sssson. ,oSss. (, IT. rhe American claims oip. =.
gated 100000. The srresm.g aggre-
tween Secrotary blaine Ana dsut ~. o.
ward Thornton Is that lhs I1r ~ I'd
Government shall pay el5.0dS =, ;nfislal
cein and this Government vii, u gold
receipt In full. The monsv WI, .;,g give .
ably 10 paid some time this waap w..l prob.
wiii DO promptly distributed ~ and
the rightful owners. Nra,,am among
whole amount goes to GlonS...as .as
AAsSoos
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S17.bN
Less . wheel.

The National Dredging Company's
tug ksrkland lost her propeller wheel
At the mouth Of the creek, yesterday
afternoon. The accident was discoy-
cred BY the engine suddenly spinnin z
around with great velocity, the resist
ance Of the wheel being lost when It
dropped Oh. The tug was hanled upon
Rnoch Moore's marine railway, this
afternoon, for repairs.
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Living without Lungs.

Sergeant Edward Kennedy, an old ar
my veteran, and a popular member of
the Hoboken police department, Is said
by his physicians TO be living without
lungs. The doctors held q consultation
on bis case Two years ago and decided
tina. the entire lung tissue had disap-
peared and that the patient could not
possibly live beyond few weeks at the
most, but be Ia still living, and up TO
within few months constantly al bis
post,
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rr.- Yesterday. Lass Eais,en.
Gevernnses.s Oentraet.

Messrs. Piercs q Goodman, carpen-
tera, Of this city, have been awarded
the contract for removing the govern
menE st0rehouse from the mouth Of
the Christiana to Q short distance
above Edgemoor. The building will
be taken apart, placed ON lighters and
noated to IL new location. The rea.
son Tor removal II that thu water In the
Christlana 10 too shallow 10 perform
the unloading Of the government boats
with ease and facility.
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suna.y Tr.ins .. sne p. w

sunday TRAINS Oh she D. w.
On and after next Sunday, June
5th there will be two Sunday trains
each way on the Delaware Western
B. R., a. follows:-Leave Landen
berg at 8 100 q. m. and 4.30 p. M, ar
riving at Wilmington ut 9.l0 q. M,
and $40 p. m. l.eaye Wilmington at
1880 q. M, and 6 p. m, arriving at
Landenbsrg, at ll.40 q. M, and 7.l5
p. m. Hound trip tickets on these
trains, between Wilmington ard
Landenberg are so cents.
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rhe rir.. Crowd. q. con.y Island

Ane FIRST crowd. ~ Coney Island.
The New York papers estimate that
ut least 30, 600 persons visites the vaii-
GUS bsaohes on Coney Island last Sun
day. The air was cool, bracing and
thoroughly comfortable. Its most
marked effect seemed to be the deyei-
opmsnt Of keen appetite and an ab-
normal thirst. The veranda of the
Manhattan Beach Hotel was filled " ith
tables, around which sat parties of
pleasure seekers busily providing for
the wants of the inner man. The
blinking Of glasses likewise resounded
In the bar, which was M. place for an
apostle OF total abstinence.
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%. Augusefns nrielge.

Robert r. Morrison, Of Hars's Corner,
has been awarded by the Levy CouIi
Committee on Bridges the contract ioI
erecting the new iron bridge lover st.
Augustine Greek, below Port Penn.
Tho bids were - follows:
X. r. Morrison, S17,5OO
n. T. McNelly, 1856
WIN. n. Miller, 1884
Mr.. Morrison's bid IL 1881 higher thar.
that Of the lowest bidder, bat focal cou-
sideratlons doubtless Influenced the
committee In awarding the Contract.
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Unusual Mortality.

There seems to be an unusual
amount OF mortality among the chill
drsn, especially the babies who came
over with the balch Of German immi-
grants TO work at the Edgemoor Iron
Company. Already eight Of the num-
ber have died within n wesk-
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THE PUsLiO MEALTa.

/. -
l. CAUTION i-Ail persons are cav.
TONED against throwing into the stfes.
or upon vacant lots, any
DEAL ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE
NATTER, UFFAL, REFUSE On
RUBBISH
Of any kind that may be Injurious 10 Inc
health or offensIve 70 smell.
ALI persons are requested to report "
the Secretary Of the Board any hegieO.
In the removal of garbage, any deiectl,ss
drains or Lrapk, aud any nulsahces u u
Whatever klnd that may escape the neuco
of the Executive Officers.
Az / is mol Ine intenta OF the boaia
10 intrnde Unnecessarily upon any wy,
all persons are respectfully req ~ W
receive the officers politely Wheh ~ Nm tns
discharge OF their duties, and ASSIST lnes ~
In obtaining any Information hecesssiy
for the sanitary improvement oI the ch'
BY order ofthe Board of Health.
DIR. u. r. BU SD, President
X, b. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE oFrfckls.
Eastern District--G. b. Underwood. No.
Western Dislrict--James oTooie, NO.
al West Eleventh street.
mayi6-1W
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SPECIAL NO7IGE.
A Carl D..

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will send a recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
Was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self add ressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INAAN, Station L
NesOsY0rk CkU. May5-eod DEwiy
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WALL STREET yesterday Stocks
were very dull,but prices were sustained.
Money was essy Is usual. Governments
were kstrong, State securities dull and
railway bonds moderately active aud
Foreign exchange was weak.
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Preparing for Regsstas.

Benjamin Richardson, owner Of the
skin, War Eagle 10 having ssid skifi re-
paired and repainted. He will enter
her in the next Chester regatta, which
takes place about June 20. War Eagle
10 one Of the fastest skiffs on the river.
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Mothers, II yonr Baby. suffers pain and
10 restless, do not stupefy II by adminis-
BILE remedy, such a. Or, Bulls baby
syrup. Price only Is cents . Dottis.,
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wfsns,ngse. sa.rnes..
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs.

TUESDAY,, May 81. r. M.
FLOUR is In lair demand and firm.
Sales oi 22Ou barreis. including Minnesota
extras, al 70 60 a 0 for meaiGn 10 fancy
clear, anu At 90 u q ~ Tor straight; Penn.
syivania extra family at &6 70 = 8 40; W est
ein 90: 90, az 30 75 a i0, and patents al
90 30 2 6O. Rye hOur is steady at 20 Is "A
~ per BARREL
ces were unsettled and lower at the close.
Sales OF 10000 bushels Mo. 2 red, car lots.
et " 70, and No. red, In elevator, at u 25
ay, sndy y M1 re a June; 81 ~ 2t1S July.
oemana aG 81 07 u I Os for Pennsyiyania. y.
tora IL hrm and steady. sales OF /. .,OD
bashels, including sail yellow, al 0dc. /:
70. 10 mixed a. esc.; do. shile at ssc |;
and No. . at 90 &c. Al the oeen - bnari aoe;
ey1Sc. was bid for May; 6Bszc, for lime !:
| osc ior July, and sc. for August. oats are
uuil ana anlettled. Sales Of 80 10 bush els,
ineiuaing white, AZ 49l1 a 50l5c., aud re-.
| lerted and mixed at n d 48c. Al the omen
board 20,UOO bushels June sold al nc. The
receipts today We're as follows: Ii 0st
to bnsheis Sas notn so 1usasis spaSa, Wheat
bushels Oats, lU0 barrels Whisky.
/ WHiskkS loo barrels of Western iron.
pound sold at &lOy per gallon.
| PHILADELPHIA UAITLE MARKET
MONDAY. May 8D, S r. M,
Beef cattle have been In fair demand
during the past week. but prices err
| rather easter. l2800 head arrived and ss,i.l
81 the different yards nj 5l<@7c. per pound
| "a to Condition.
SHEEP were dull, and prices were /.
| traction lower. 5000 head arrived and
sold ~ the different yards al l95Zc.
| spring Lambs sell AZ 71{ a &c. per poul1.
| HOGS were In good demand $500 hea1
arrived and sold Mt the different yards
III sgslsc.. per lb., as to condition.
| PARK DRovE,YARD,
lFVtv-second and Lasscaster ape, May 40.
| SHEEF--Extra, ITO to 100 hs., $50 10 g o.,
good. ~ To Ito iDa.. 8 % TO 30; fair. 10 10 h
lPs., VA 70 55G good lambs, s1< to w
common iaInDs, 81 10 t4.25. Caives. 6II L
61z Market brisk nj q slight advancSS q
Arrivals. 4b00 head. -S
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FOURTH EDITION
I nd .cNtleuls tor ,go-ap.y. !.

For the Middle Atlaatio States. part
y clondy weather aud light rain. slight
u cooler, variable winds and no decided
change In barometer.
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.Ahs. srnAaUs b at work on the lifs
u her fathsr,p says the Sun. She h..
already spolisd the lie Of her husband
aad shs endangered the life Of Cookiine
d. CAnonshst.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-01

~of all sad words OF tongue or pen,
BEEN"
The above quotation was forcibiy
brought TO mind the other day BY heay
ing young lady remai k that she would
not now be dying with Consumption n
she had taken 61ne,s syrup of Tar.
wild Cherry and HOrehOund. n,
Nov mber last, and cured her colo. a.
riend OF hers did.