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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-23
General News

The liabilities of the suspended Citi-
zans' Bank, OF Atlanta, Georgia, are re-
ported at $G0l 900, and its nominal assests
at $o74, 600. 1t is thought that $3.50, 900
can be obtained from the assets.
The Long Branch Ne,os denies that
there is any sickness approaching an
epidemic at Long Branch. Two pbysl-
clans publish card, stating that the
cases of diphtle erla rsputed existed in
only one family, and the survivors are
recovered.
Edward II. Johnston, charged with be-
ing an accessory to the murder of Samuel
Clugston, at Valley Forge, was released
Yesterday, by Judge Watson, at Norris
town, on his own recognizance III $500,
to appear at the June term.
A children's ward, with twenty-four
beds ior medical aud surgical cases, has
been fitted up In the east wings Of the
P. E. Hospital, Philadelphia $4,000
having been raised by voluntary contrib
utions for an endowment fund.
Rev. William Kean, Pastor OF the
Roman Catholic Church of the Imma-
culate Conception at Jenkintowp, died
yesterday at st. Joseph's Hospital, in
this city. He was 10 years of ago.
Rev. James Cunningham, ID. D., Pas
tor of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church, died yesterday, at Philadelphia
in his 10th year.
Aaron ID. Mead and James Henderson
we're sentenced in Newark, New Jer-
sey, yesterday, to pay each fine OF
$500, for conspiriUg 10 defraud Warren
q. YCunE ont c. n mail contract. Hen
aerson paid the fine, but Mend being un-
able TO do so, was sent to Jail.
Rev. Dr. Hinsdale, President, of Ho-
bart College. Is dangerously III OF pneu-
mon'a at the house of friend In Syfa-
Gus New York.
the United States Steamer Pewhat-
tan fIom Aspinwall, via Key Wes', ar
rived at New York, yesterday, bringing
one hundred of the crew of the Alaska
The house of Mr.. Le Due, in Huliqut
Ontario, was burned ON Thursday night.
Two of his children persisted, aud 0
third is bel eyed to be fatally IDiured.- -
The hVe was caused by the explosion oi
| coal oil lamp.
Lawrence Leis, 12 years OF age diet
OF hydrophobia, In New Brunswick
New Jersey, on Thursday night. II,
was bitten by dog about seven months
ago.
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A YELLING PRISONER.

This morning about s o'clock County
Constable Dillon arrested boy by the
name of Carr, on the charge of steal
ing some iron. The boy wa placed in
one of the City Hall cells, and he had
not been locked up but short time
before he succeeded in crawling
through the aprsature in the cell door
He had almost reached the front door
when he was espied by officer Nc
Clane, who locked him up again in the
cell, and then locked the corridor door.
The boy then commenced to yell aud
scream at a terrific rate, and it became
SO unbearable that the Chief of Police
ordered the Constable to remove him
to some other place of confinement.
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"LITILE BAREFOOTn ~

Jamuel is the word that expresses
Pc condition OF ;he Opera House last
f'enlng upon the occasion of the ap-
Peaance OF Maggie Mitchell, after an
Hbsehce ol two years. The play she
Presented was "Little Barefoot, !"
fl'cA She has only presented but once
PeloFe IN This city.
II wonla be superhOus to attempt to
slluc'ae Maggie Mitchell's acting. II
PES not need criticism, for in her act
pg She Is perfect. Her appearance
\ "a the stage was signal for hearty
pF'1'ss. The support was good and
r. ,i' lfc satisfaction to the large
H. enthusiastic audieL ce.
ms evening Miss Mitchell, will
oSc her ensagement in this city by
Fesentng The "Pearl of Savoy"
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II MOULD NOT WORK

yesterday afternoon officer Cham
e@ arrested the notorious EmIna
Uuo'' at Water and Market streets.
u'n" had imbibed somewhat freely,
lu gave vent to her feelings by curs
" man On the opposite side of the
f. u 9I'ie the officer was escorting her
4 Snc m hail, she informed him that he
r , oe'tei let her go as she had the
an, n P'A' Tins startling announce
eI,A'd no effect upon the officer, as
GNeS very well who he was dealing
'n' Ahen she was placed in the
h tins morning, she cried out.
.,,,t ,oIg God, MIR. Mayor, have got the
| il, "a Im sorry for you Emma - replied
T., 'tolot =, but that dodge wont work
4 NJ -; al or hearing the testimony
q"ted Emma 10 pay 81 and costs.
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Fer the Gazette. z
SURPRISED. +


The inmates OF S22 shipley street
were very pleasantly surprised on Mon
day night last by the appearance ofthe
Rev. Mr.. Shilling of Brandywine, NJ.
E. Church with about twenty-five of
his members, who brought with them
many good things to cheer the feelings
of their former pastor. After an hour
or more spent in prayer, song and tes.
timony aud partaking of lemonade
and cake, they left for their homes
bearing with them the greatful ac-
acknowledgements ofthe recipients for
what they lett behind, which was not
small.
May the Lord pour out his richest
blessings upon them all for their kind
remembrance of one in affection.
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D 1 Z d.

.aH. Il
SAXTON.-On the 22nd inst, Susanna,
wife of Isaac G.. Saxton, in her 5lst
year.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the residence of her hus-
band, No. Oil East Third street, ON Mon
day afternoon. Services ct three o'clock.
apr23-2t% U, saat4 80 aG9
HEWITT.-On March 10, Joseph q.
Hewitt, son OF smith and Mary Ann
Hewitt, aged 80 years.
J0HNSON.-In this city on the 10Th inst,
from convulsions, Willie Benson
Johnson, in his 18th year:
The relat YES and friends ofthe family
are invited to attend the funeral, withons
further notice, from the residence of his
parents. No. 5l2 West 6rd street, on FRI
day afternoon, the 22nd inst, at o'clock
Interment at the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery. t-
"He has found sweet rest"
apr20-3t .ss afta-.a ~ 'rf
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EFFET OF THE SICK DODGE.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Secretary
Blaine attributes the numerous reports
of his failing health to an exercise of dip
lomacy on his part in eyading at times
the swarms OF visitors at the State De-
partmert, who have made it next
TO impossible for him to control time
enough to attend to the public business.
lie MAS AT the department to-day and at
tend The cabinet meeling,and is in better
health than for many months past.
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LIEBIG CO.'S ARNIoATED EX-
TRACT OF WITCH HAZEL q ielxly re-
lieves periodical sufferings OF females.
lit posses ses "A peculiar power" says
Professor PATrISON, in mis- celebrated
WORK on Diseases of Women, ;" of reliev-
ing the suflerings oil painful periods. II
wards off The suffering Without In any
way f.tIeriering with the proper and
natural flow.p Beware ofcheap Counter.
ieils. IL Is Invaluable in most OF the
eommoner diseases of wo men. Cures dis
figuring pimples and eruptions.
GSold IN tif y cents and dollar sizes,
apricot
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II -, STREET Observation-Disclosures
T. i've anu maj ked advance i'll
was made. Money was easier.
we're very strong and
,,,v honds were active at higher
res, Foreign exchanges were high
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SIX IN POSITION

Six of the large iron upright posts
for the new head house of the 2. w.
q b. II. r., have been placed in po-
sitior. The posts are screwed down
upon heavy stone foundations. 9th
ers will be placed IN position as rap
idly as possible, and the work push
ed forward to completion.
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or the Gazette.
CHEAP COAL GAS.

Mr.. EDIToR:-The Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have reduced their rates
from 81 per 1000 feet in 1854 to
81. so in 1881. AS coal gas was made
as cheaply in 1854 when coal was from
So. so to 81 ton what must have been
the profits during all that time if a
twelve per cent. dividend can be de-
clared ON 90 per 1000 feet.
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H. n LlTzENBERG's FUNERAL.

/ re-, =" -, iahI'al Of the late John Litzen-
i L "p ~ oia conductor Of the p. w. g.
6euco ~ TOOK place from his late res-
IA, ~ lhliadeiphia, yesterday and
kased's 7oS Attended by the de-
htr,Tna5t, male relatives and friends.
&Aich s,v aL' was made at Media, aflel
&kem +" H''1l u one hund. ed friends wore
lmptnonna Nose Tree Hotel, where a
hs a reomoy' "ieal was prepared. 1t
bends br a'Va, $50, oi the deceased that his
Iee. provided ior at the Rose
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She went 10 the play OF .'olivette.

She went To the play OF "tlIVette'
And near an open window she set,
Aud by SO doing she there met
The late OF all who rasnly get
So imprudent.
She saw a notice In the weekly Star
ITO Cure Cold--Use Sines Syrmp OF
Tav,
SO she went to her druggist, and then
and there
Invested with single quarter
In the article.
Now If you have only occasion tolsee
How earnest aud vehement she be
When telling how quickly and-entirely
4 lShe was cured of the cold. caught on
said settee
Twill snrp-ls9 you.
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N OLD PREACHER GONE.

y Elijah Miller, a superalnuated
sister the Wilmington NJ. E. Con-
pnce, died at his residence in Sud
Ey,no, Queen Auue's county, on
Iday of last week, at an advanced
MIR. Miller was pastor of Elkton
r.. Church in 1878 and 1874, and
regarded as al able preacher.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Aliller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor of Drug Store and
does rot cause sore mouth.
Apr. I'D u VS. M.
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Asicr M tbo5 'l'1a OF the people for an
p indaceu + VI " pteparlng Kidney w ort
nown wboJe..II propfl, tors, the we'll
fdson 4 Gn ''ia druggists, Wells, Rich
tepara II far? OF Burlington, Vt, to
,eIl as IN dTr s@I' in liquid form NJ
I fprep4Tn,S i9fm. 1t saves al the labor
Is prelrr,E,'', anu , as 1t Is equally eff cieDt
'oft atWay. " macy persons. Kidney
seit pert,o, ahl everywhere proves
't remedy .-Buffdlo Mems
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/, FAST SUNDAY PAPER TRAIN

lIithe great New York and Philadel-
n sunday papers arrive in Whining
at a. N. Davis, at 3ls Market street
Dmences selling and delivering at that
pr, and has for Tie last five Sundays
ujshed m1st OF his subscribers before
N were up.
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How 10 auooeod In BUSINESS

How TO 2ucceed In Business
II a. a-.. uatuf.at iO4 lne IuaJOrlty OF
youhs mea wlv4 artihg cut IN Uusi-
ness, to wish ~ pursue such a course as
would give promise of the most success
full results. But IL is = fact that lar too
many take this too important step with
on giving due consi Grafton to the me-
cessary preparation, and ind in many
instances when too late, that through
misdirect efforts their career has been
unsuccessful. The course OF discipline
and framing which Is z yea at the STAN =
ford business college, stamford,
Conn.,, is intended especially to qualify
young men in this respect, and u n them
them to command success in almost
every deaartment Of commercial enter
prise.
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GUARDING THE GAR.
sExTUPLE GORDON OF SOLDIERS AT
THE GATsoHINA CHATEAU.

THE GATsoHINA CHATEAU.
LONDON, April 21.-The Berlin cores
popdent to the Standard says: "The
Gear still resides aT the dlmlnntlVe
nhateau OF Gatschina, guarded bV six
eouseeutiye oordons of soldiery. His
Majesty is never seen outside the inner
circle. Meanwhile the Anitisehboff
Palace, His MAjesty's town mansion has
been entrusted TO the guardianship OF
800 men OF the Pavlowsky Guards.
According to to days IRtrdnsigednt of
Paris q Nihllist manifesto announcing
the approaching death of Alexander
Ill. has lust been resolved Dy al the
Russi an Ministers and court officials.
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WHAT LANES WlLLDo.

James II. satterfeld who was Ser
geant-at-Arms of the House of Repre-
sentatives in Dover, this past session,
will open first class no eel in Harring
ton this week. His son, Fred, will
take the position of clerk.
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so cents will buy pair of Pep
peral Jean Drawers at the Boston
One Price Clothing House, 2l5 Mar
ket street. Sold elsewhere for rs
cents. a-22 st.
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KENT COUNTY COURT.

The regular April term of Court will
commence at Dover ON Monday. There
is very little important business to be
considered, and the session will probaly
not last longer than a week.
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A REALIZATION OF GREAT EX-
PECTATIONS,

In the large steam sugar refinery OF
Messrs. Mckeane, Newhall h Borie. on
Church Alley, In Philadelphia, has
worked for many "A day middle aged
laborer, popular with his comrades, and
generally well liked, one William j.
Haw, WAC invested one dollar regu arly
in half ticket OF the Louisiana State
Lottery, enclosing the money to NJ. A.
Dauphin, No. 3ly Broadway, New York
City, NJ \ :, or the same person at New
orleans, La. lie realized last month and
GOT half OF the "a capital prize OF &IO 0OU.
Who Will be the next to be saved from
went2
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"nder on these Truth,

Are The 9 s3aa, sA3,aheys, aud constipat cd bowels
KmusH- W. w, CAUSES OF chronic diseases.
Try Il s al " ', oft has cured tbonsanJ'
Iheir npmbor mn you will add one mere to
ofrhs sni. ini Gostlveness sffiiets millions
Slll cure IL 'cah people. kidney Wort
Ilaht 6f th, " OFT has cured. kidney com
sse adv = 'n.fly years standing. Try It.
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ACECIL SALE.

Dn Tuesday last A. p. Shockley, auc-
hleer for Reuben Haines, attorney.
h he farm Of Thomas Janney, near
II View, Z ell County, Md, contain
4 III acres, TO John q. Murray for
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II, j, L. d; Gumpelt, reprzse, ting n
Is In ,hu anu IL, v. Miller, of IA, lt,m,r..
OF Nsvoo I,iy Introducing teelI nsw hrDn';
aud taL,, Jug Tobacco, ,"G ood Enomnh ;,
desiFinn large orders. We advise al,
good chew to give It a trial
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Blu gaily @asettt.
FIRST EDITION.


-. x,aale Atlantic States fair
VI ''~ .ar,ail5 winds, mostly south
NV '.,,,.ory barometer, station ry or
her Temperatures
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NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send TO 93l Arch Street PhilS Aelphia
lnt Al-lI
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Al OTICE.-I, Dennis Bradley, In conn
~ phance with kthe requirements sOf
the act of Assembly, in such cases made
and provided. do hereby give notice that
[ shall apply in writing to the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State Of Delaware, In
and for New Castle county, on Monday,
the 9th day of May next, A. D., 1881 being
the first day of the May term OF said
court, for license to keep an inn or tay.
ern at No. COL w. Front street, being the
N, w, corner of Front and Warrington
streets, in the First Ward of the city OF
Wilmington, | ell, New Castle county
and state aforesaid, and to sell intexi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises and
the following substantial freeholders re-
COM mend the said application, to wit:
Patrick Newell Francis Kelley
James Monaghan Fred Well
Patrick Hughes Geo, 81. MARBLE
Caleb Miller Joseph Neidermater
Patrich Lally John Jones b
Jnmes McKanna Edward Rodgers
Daniel McCusker Patrick ]. Long -
Phillip q. Plunkett Henry Graham
Lawrence Kieran James Cox
L. w. Palmer Thomas Hayes
Henry Bradley Joseph Hendie
Augustus Aschenbach Daniel Mailer -
apr23- 3ts DENNIS BRADLEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-06
Inbian DepredatiOns.

DENVER, Col, Aug "a special
from Santa Fe, n. NJ, of yesterdays $
date says: "a courier who arrived at
Fort Craig this morning reports hat the
Mescoiero Indians, who, since the Eta
of July, have been pursued by Lieuten-
ant Guiioyle's command, have crossed
the Rio Grando AMI are running off
stock and killing herders in Old Mexico.
SO far as known two herders and one
miner have been killed and the Indians
have captured all the stock of Corns Il
McCorkey's stage line from Engie Sta
ton to Black Eange. Yesterday thirty
xix citizens left San Marcial, armed and
mounted, to bury the bodies OF the kill
ed. At noon yesterday, while eating
dinner in Red Canon, in the San Mated
Mountains they were slrprised by In
dians. At the first fire one man was
killed and seven were wounded; all the
stock was captured. The remainder OF
the whites then got behind the rocks
and despatched two men to Fort Craig
for help. General Hatch ordered Lieu
tenant Guilfoyle and detachment OF
fifty men at Fort Craig to the scene of
the fight, where they probably have az
rived before this. COuriers have been des-
patched with two companies of cavalry
scouting in the San Mateo and Cuchillo
Negro Mountains, and Lieut.. Taylor's
detachment of Indian scouts is guarding
and scouting at Black Range. Two
companies of cavalry leave The Navajo
reservation for Black Range tomorrow.
Thus far seven victims have been gath
cred in by the recent raids. Ger.
Hatch is of the opinion that some OF the
Nava,ls have joined the Apaches.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-06
COLD BEADING.
go,neth.n1 for Per.P'ring Human
ttv'tO Draw CoInfort From.

ttv'tO Draw CoI1fort From.
From the REPUBLICAN, Dec. 27, 1850.
Three successive snow storms sue
as we have lately had are unpreccdente
it is believed-in this region, and o
the heel of the last of these comes til
coolest weather known in Wilmington
for the past twenty-five years. All c
this shows tn at this is an Unusual win
ter, and constitutes an opening that au
gurs well Tor greater severity in the fu
lure.
At 10 o'clock last night the snov
storm which had been falling since
O'clock, Tuesday evening, ceased en-
tirely, and the stars came out, Tn,
weather at that time was very cold the
mercury having been steadily fallin.
all the afternoon. With the clearing
OF the weather the cold snap great J
increased and ever since Old BoreaS has
been upon the rampage
| When Wilmington awOke this morn
| ing the first thing In order was tn,
blowing otthe fingers, and the remark
was current that it was awful cold. Bu,
when people looked at the. Thermometers
they stood aghast when they saw the
| mercury bnrrowing away down below
zero, in some distance as far as dozen
degrees. They had no idea it was as
cold as that.
A run around town to-day by the re.
porter showed that the whole town was
frozen up, 50 to speak. Pedestrians
were not numerous on the street, and
people only stirred fiOm hot stoves
when they had to. The weather is
very hard uUOn car drivers and the
letter carriers suffer greatly. Business
is nearly suspended, and the storckeep-
erS report that their sales are very light.
Travei has also nearly stopped.
The Out. door worlmen OF tie Harlan
Il HolIingsworth company went down
to their work this morning at the usual
hour, but were permitted TO quit work,
a. the cold made it impossible for any
thing to be done. The outdoor work
men Of the jackson II Sharp Co., and
the Pusey & Jones Company also quit
work for the day.
1he thermometer all over the city in
dicaleS degree OF temperature, the like
OF which can only be- recalled by the
cold inhabitant." Here is the way it
stood at some places this morning
Edgemour Iron Works ut O'Clock,
II de.rres below zero: Harlan 4 Hol-
lingsworth Co., l.; Second street mar
ket house al 8 SO'ClDCk, &; Il. James Belt 3
drug store, 4: Edward Bringhurst, 10,
e. W. Bush Il Son, s; Sixth and Kin,
streets at 8 O'Clock, 4; Richard Gibbons,
1871 Market street, AZ o'clock, e: VIM.
Ferris, Fourth and Union streets, at ti
o'clock, 9; Hastings, at delaware ave
nue. and Pennsylvania avenue, at Il
o'clock, II; }. II. Miller, Tenth and def
fersoh streets, at o'clock, II; j. tlUig-
lcy's, at 6ll King, az 7 O'Clock, ); DE-.
SimmS, at : O'Clock, s; Taylor y Fu!-
lerton's, 3O2 King street, at ! clock, g.;
at 8 O'clock, i; ut y O'Clock, .; at H.
o'clock, ., above; middle depot, at e
o'clock, IL below; Brandywlne Station,
at 80 o'clock, II.
The weather outside the city is
equally cold. At 33D o'clock this
morning the thermometer at Benjamin
Haley's, in Chrisriana Hundred, iMdi.
Gated II degrees below zero. 5. l..
Cnoate, of Newark, reports IA degrees
below zero at o'clock this morning.
At Kimbleylllo. Pa, the coolest was IL
degrees.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-06
A Fierce Political Fight In Ger
lmAnV,

LONDON, August THE Berlin cor.
respondent of the Times says that it
can be stated as fact that the Liberals
are begnnin, to fear the Conservatives
may get q majority for the forthcoming
sectionS. . Negotiations have conse-
quently been opened with the various
Liberal factions for an agreement to
give their united support in each dis.
trict to the Liberal candidate who ap-
pears TO lave the greatest chance of
being tlected. The election Of Magis-
trates in Alsace- Lorraine show that the
German element has won more intlu-
ence ia many Of the minor places
Even in M,tA me GerInan candidates
have been successful. Popular agita-
tion increases as the election day ap-
proaches, and it is even very evident
that Germany has not for many years
been the arena of such a fierce and
bitter struggle. The reason for this
state of affairs is that neither the Gov.
crnment nor any other party has any
liked programme, and thus personal at.
tacks are the order of the day.