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The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

OTICE.-I, John Calhoun, in com
IN plianoe with the reQu rements ofthe
act OF Assembly, In sut d case made aud
prov ded, do hereby give notice that 1
shall apply IN writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery, OF the sta e of Delaware. in
and tor New lastle county, ON Monday.
the day OF May next, A D., 1881, being
the nrst day OF the neat May term of the
SAID court, for u license 10 keen an
inn or tavern, AT No 4lO Spruce street.
in the Fo rth Ward Of the CITY OF vii
mlngton, Del, and To sell intox xicatinR
liquors IN less quantities than one onart
10 oe dru TX ON The premises, and the fol
lowing Tespecta bic cltlEens racomTnand
the SAID application, 10 wit
Michael Kane, Martin FarrsIl
Ihoih@s Is. EATON, h, Il. Frazer
Joseph W. Hart, John Gibbons,
Seolge Aoele, Francis McMonaRle,
Gotleib Mdmmele, Peter Mannlon
John ii. Saville, John McCIosEav
EIedeIicK meyer, Thomas w ZebIey,
James Mccoy, j I'm MeCnfTreI
John McSlanertY James Z. BARLEY,
nhoihas Mcdonald, samuel SAyers.
Francis K Jacquot, John McaonigIa
aprb-yS JOHN CAIHoITN
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METHODIST MINISTERS WHO
ATTEND THEATRES.

WoRcEsTKR, Mass, April Z Some
excitement was caased In the New Eng.
laud Methodist,O difference to-day by
resolution offered by Rev. Mr.. Chad
bourne denouucing theatre going on the
part of young local preachers and candi
dates for the ministry, rising at nee the
suspicion that the practice was becoming
quite prevale Mt, 1t was mere than inti-
mated that som members of the Con-
ference were implicated IN the matter
A committee was appointed 10 consider
and report on the subject
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nATURDAY. APRIL Q, lssI.
To ADJOURN To- o-DAx.-The Legls-
lature was in session last night. 1t
will ADJOURN sins die to-day.

A COOP THING a-PoLITICAL ToRoH
LIGHT PROFESSIONS STOPPED. - A
bill was passed yesterday which puts a
stop to torchlight professions in future
in this State. 1t is good thing, and
will help very greatly to keep the
elections free from the influence of
irresponsible parties, and prevent an
noyanoe for money for useless cleo
tioneering preserve the peace, and
give more dignity to political action.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

VIZ SHALL SEE.-There is some
strong language used in reference 10
the withdrawal of the petition for
charter for new railroad line down
the Peninsula. Fears are expressed
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will make it even harder for our
people to comply with it's demands
BY high prices for freight than the
r., w. q B. did under the late man
agement. We hope that this will moi
be the case. We have been under the
impression that the Pennsylvania
Company had been the most liberal OF
all the companies in their prices fol
shipments for previous years and
that they will make their terms even
lighter than heretofore. We know
noting personally about this matter.
But presume members of the Legisla
ture who refused to promise to vote to
eharter another Peninsular road had
information upon which they relied.
AT present the B. 81 o. Railroad have
no through road of their own, when
that road builds its road to Philadel-
phia and is prepared to receive freight
ut any point on it's route from the
Peninsula 1t will be in order for then
to ask for charter, and we believe
with the compliance with the usua
laws Of cur State 10 such matters the,
will be able to secure a charter tc
build a road to any given point
In the lower counties of Delaware
Before We condemn the Pennsylvania
Railroads management we desire to
see what they will do. We hope they
viii be liberal in their charges, and
thus help to build up the trade an6
business on the Peninsula.
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AND FURNITORp
JOHN WANAMAKER,S
PHILADELPHI
FUR RNITuRe.

4 clue TO the character OF o,.
WlIhout seeing II. Take. fop iarnitur
oed room suite or three piScese Example
Low Est prices: F'oes'
ASH, wood tops.
Anotner style, walnut or a.h .''n1,......N
tops.s..s... .............,. afDle
such as are Ia .very lurniturs :,'.....
mon wood aud common wsrs ss9rS sonl
painted Aets. uags," n
Lowest prices In frst class vo,.
walnut, wood tops. "ofG
same style In mahogany .'''''''"...t
o. plain style but proper for .cr......
IN any house, no matter how e Hche foon}
Lowest price In elegant wort u
maple or walnut. Tennessee n
top..... .................,.. os
Lowest prices IN luxurious !. ...,.,..."'.t
walnut, tennessee marble tons
same style In mahogany. '''"".tx
-. very chaste and noble si.,., si,',,'.... lli
tion OF work; yie, perfes
Maple. wood tops s....... A..
same IN mshogany........,.....'''''''!A
VIZ have very large asaortm...s.;.'; ~
below elO0, and between SlO0 = nS ~. eoA
higher prices there 10 no hishsru ~ A
only more costly decoration Vuaiig
Inc western gallery.
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MISS DKVELL's LONG FAST.

Iowa CRY, Ia, April 6.-To day at
noon was the beginning OF Miss II attic
DEVILS forty-fourth day Of fasting. Her
condition this morning was more favor
able and she seemed stronger than any
one expected. She has fallen gradually
all day and tonight she is very low,
although 1t is probable she will Inv, sew.
eral hours. Her pulse is som stin es 90
weak that it 10 impossible 10 CO nut It.
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To Accommodate the PUBLIC.

The proprietors Of that Immensely
popular remedy, Kidney W ort In recoe.
nlton OF the claims of the public which
has 30 lberaily pAtronised them, have
prepared liquid preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodate
of those who from any reason dislike 10
prepare II Tor themselves. 1t is very
concentrated aud, as the dose Ia small.
1t Is more easily aken by many. II hss
ahe same effeotual action IN ali diseases
OF the kidneys, liver or DO wells. Home md
Farm.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

TIE VETO OF THE FUNp1Ea BILL
has placed the Secretary of the Trea-
sury in difficult position. The Rye
and six per cent bonds are due in Nav
and Mr.. Window has not yet seen his
war clear to pay either of them. He
10 not confident that he has power to
issue more Of the A per cent. bonds
to take up the 9 per cents. And If to
be had, these bonds are to run for
thirty years, and would therefore cost
the government suck q heavy sum in
the end, that nothing would be gained.
II he issued the s104, OOO, 600 As and
received the Premium of Il Der
cent. still the government would be
greatly the loser. Hence it is said ba
10 considering the propriety of allow.
ing the bonds coming due to remain
the hands of the holders if thew
win agree to take 81 per cent. interest
for the money. This can only be tenn.
poEary, and must originate with the
holders Of the bends. It is a danger
GUS experiment. Bonds may be sold
ut any time. And no agreement that
the government might make that was
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

NJ oTlCE.-f, Vincent o. Hill, In COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF
the act OF assembly, in such case 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 frst day of the May term OF the said
court, for license to keep an ian or tav-
ern, known az the Blackbird Hotel, In the
town OF BlacRbird, Black bird Hundred,
School District, No. 50, and TO sell intoxt
eating liquors In less qantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, TO wit;
Jacob Hill, VIM, ], Campbell,
John McCoyJ Lewis RuDyan,
hicnaTd Heed, Thomas Shaw,
Mortimer Records, VIM Lockerman,
John HanIon, James A.. Parker,
William I. Holland Charles w. Dill,
Auiy Hill, VIM. H. Middleton.
Da lei q. Pearson. lanes r. Mathers
apr7-SI" V.O. HILL.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

NJ oTICE.-I, James Brady, in COM
~ plianee with, the requirements OF
the act OF Assembly, IN such cases made
and provided. do hereby give notice that
l shall apply In writing TO the Court Of
General Sessions of TIE Peace and Jail
Delivery 6f the state of Delaware, In
aud for New Castle county, on Monday,
the sth day Of May next. A. D., laSl being
the nrst day of the May term OF said
court, for license TO keep an Inn or tav-
elm at No. 80l f. Fifth street, being the
n. Il. corner Of Fifth and Church streets in
the Fourth ward of the city OF Wilming-
ton, Delaware, New Castle county and
state Aforesaid, and to- sell int9x icatinR
quors in less quantities than one QUAR-,
TO be drunk on the premises and the fol.
lowing respectable citizens reoOmmend
the said application, to wit:
john Fehren bach, Francis X. JacQuot
August Ten Weges, Joseph u Hari,
B. f. VAndever, Thomas W. Zeblsy.
william Altsenzer, Thomas Il. F. ton,
q. A. Frazer, John McCloskey
John McCaRrey, John Me- lafferty
J Ohm ID. Kurtx, Francis Kelly,
j ames Is, deal. Bernard Bonner,
Frederick Meyer. Thomas Lally,
Joseph Blank, james pf dy,
Ihomas Mcdonald, Francis McNonagle,
John Calhoun, John Murphy,
Joseph AcDace, James Muifine.
aprH-3ts JAMES BRADY.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

THE new funding bill passed by
Tennessee funds the entire debt of the
State, principal and interest, in three
per cent. bonds. The bonds run tor
ninety nine years, but they are redeem
able at the pleasure of the State any
time before maturity.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
NEW FANGLR MOTIONS"

may not work injury 10 the people
when they relate to matters Of little
consequence. hut wheR entertained as
to what We shall take wheL afflicted with
serious disease they may lead TO dear
experience. Don't, therefore, trifie with
diseases OF the blood manifested by
eruptions, blotohes, scrofu lous and 9TH
er swallings and grave symptoms. Int
take tnat we'll tested and effieacious
remedy DR.. Pierce's g Gol1en Medical Dis
sOvery-the greatest blood purifier of the
ago. IL the bowels are very costive use
also Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little sugar
coated piIls.)
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
It's Action Is lSslre aud Safe.

The celebrated remedy Kidney w OFT
can now be obtained in the usual dry
vegetable from, or in liquid from. IT, is
put in the latter way for the especial Con .
venience of shnse who cannot readily
prepare II. IL will be found very .concen-
trated and will act with equal efficiency
In either case Be sure and read the NBw
advertisement for rparticulars.-Sovh II AND
Ree.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

MOTICE.-I, john Mulrooney, licehs-
In ed retailer of goods, wares anu w. nsoi
chsndlse, do hereby give sotlee .nat ,
shall apply to the Judges OF the SS Soar ~, ~
General Sessions OF the Peace ahu jail
Delivery, OF the State OF pelaWiue, III
and for New Castle county, on Mohoay'
the 9th day OF May next, A.: d. 1851,
being the first day OF the next May ntm
of the sid court, for l'ceuse 10 sell in-
toxicatlng liquors In quantities not l, ss
than one hal ga Hon, at No. 5OI Iatnail
street, being the N. W. corner OF Flitn
and latnall streets, in ihe Thlru
Ward OF the city Of Wilmington, Del, /,
and the following substantial freeholders
residing in the sald ward. recommend
the said application. TO wits
Thomas X. Lally, WI. Baxter.
August Bickta, Conrad Keller,
Michasl egary, Michael NewAll.
John Brady John VI. CTumI Ilsh .
Charles COrrigaa, K. Abberger,
N. LIcbermsn, Patrick Monaghan,
james Clark. James d. German,
Jacob Messing, andrew With I'm,
August Bierman. Thomas l. Russell,
I gorge NJ. Bacon Juhn Greenlee,
ThOs. ID. Gibson, James Brown,
L. j. McManns, Daniel McEIwee,
aprS-2ls JOHN MULROONEY.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
FEVER AND AGUE.
PLEASANT Valley,
10 Daviess, Co, ILL.,,
March 21st, 1879.

DR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir.-I write this 10 inform you
that my child, nne year old has been
permanently cured Of the fever and ague
In a weeks time by the use of but half a
bottle OF your Golden Nj ed,usl Discov-
cry. Ny wife, long sufferer from liver
complaint and biliousness, by tie use
Discovery and Pellets has been entirely
relieved. The Discovery has never dis
appointed W for coughs and colds.
Yours truly,
aprS OF JAMES STRICKELL'
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

A. OTlCE-I, An on Henze, IN COM
~ pllanoe with the ereQuii ements of the
act OF Asse nbly, In such case ade and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply ia writing to the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery. of the State OF Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday. Lhe
vth day of May next, A. D.. 1881, being
me nrAtday of the May term OF said court,
Tor license TO keep an inn or tavern,
at No. IA King street, in the second
ward II the city OF Wilmington, Del,
aud TO sell intoxicating 4 ouors in less
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
spectaple Citizens recommend the said
application, To wit:
WI IL. Quinn, John r. Bush.
m. IL. thompson. n, B Morrison,
1hhs. Wci Nathaniel Melcholr,
II. Feldmeir, Joseph Baumnnn.
A. 0foIz, Richard Booth,
Chas H. sparks John Pluukett,
Mlchael Kenny, James McVey,
Josn maler, J.. ". Reynolds,
John Doordoni i. Is. Merritt,
Meyer Hayes, J.G. HTxel
John B. Elliott, Patrick PIunkett
w. Hammond, Nlcholas Jennv
apre ANTON HENZE.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

"Mav your troubles only be little ones
and may you always have Dr. Bulls
Baby syrup handy said an old bache-
lor TO newly married couple.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

TICk.-I George III. Bacon, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges OF the court OF General Ses-
ons oi the Peace and jail Delivery of
lIe state OF Delaware, IN and for New
Castle county, Oh Aonlay, the 9th day of
May next, being the 1rsL day of the next
May terInt A. d., 1881, for a license 10
Keep an lbn or tavern at NO. 4 W, Fourth
street. l. tie Third Ward, OF the CITY of
wilmington, New Castle county aud
Slaie aforesaid with the privilege TO sell
intoxicating liquors in less QUANTITIES
than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises. and the following Substantial
ireeholdeTs recommend the said annlica
tion, TO wit:
Leonard IL imaun, Andrew WiIhelm
nugusl blerman, Thomas |. Russell,
Patrick Kelly, W. a, HoxIa
John Bader, John M. u,nmIisb
Michael Newall, James Brown
y. J; McMahus, Conrad Keller,
Daniel McLlwee, James smith,
a. blckLa, n. LiebeTman,
= AiAe clark, John Dunn,
John II. Graham, Patrick MOnaVhap
King DolboW, Charles Cyorriysn
Edward Farmer. John Byrne
Martin keogh, William .Barter
Emile Bucher, John NriIrooney
aprs St GEORGE M. BACON.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
Political Speakers do II.
Lecturers and Ministers do Il,
SENATOR'S and Congressman do is.
Judges and Lawyers do It.
Actors and Artists do It,

Merchants and Tradesmen do 10.
Farmers and Mechanics do IL.
In the Forum, Counting house. Work :
shop, Studio. and even In tue Edit -,
ga ctum, the universal reply TO the ouos
uop, hat do you take for 4 cough or
cherr Saaa Ia, Is sslnes' syrup of Tar, Wild
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04
An AdrOit syyordsInan.

Pulaski, as is we'll known, was as
adroit sw0rdsman as he was perfect
in horsemnnship,, ,and he ever rode a
powerful and feet charger. During
the retreat Of the American army
through New Jersey, in the dsrkest
hours of our national adversely, Pu-
lask2 was, with a small party
horsamen, pursued by a party of
British cavalry, the leader of which
was as good horsenan and mounted
nearly as we'll as Pulaski. Pulaski
rode in the rear of his detachment,
and the British captain came in ad-
vance of thuse he commanded. The
morning sun was shining brightly,
casting oblique shadows, and as the
pursued party entered a long narrow
lane, PulIski, having satisfied himself
f the superior speed and command
of his horse over that of his pursuer,
.lackened his pace and kept his horse
to the side 0fthe lane furthest from
the sun. The pursuing officer came
up in hot haste, his sword elevated
so as to make the decisive cut upon
Pulaski as soon as he could reach him.
Pulaski rode as though he heard not
the advance upon him-yet be kept
his eye fixed warily upon the ground
on the side Of his horse towards the
sun, on his right side. As soon as he
saw the shadow of his pursuer's horse
gain upon him, and found that the
horses head by the shadow had gain
ed about half the length OF his own
horses body, be gave the sudden
sword cut of 8t. George, with his
powerful arm, and saw the decapi-
tated head of the English officer fol
low the stroke. His mathematical
eye had measured the distance by the
position of the shadow so accurately
and bis position giving .. long back
reach to bis right arm, while the cross
stroke of bis pursuer must have been
made at much shorter distance &c
have taken effect, that the pursuing
officer lost his head before he suspect
ed that his proximity was known Oh
that q blow was meditated.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04

A well dressed Galveston gentle
man found himself in a very embar-
ras sing condition yesterday. He had
left his money at home, and not a
nickle or car ticket could be found in
his clothing. He was about to leave
the car, when a perfect stranger with
a sinister cast of countenance tender
ed the gentleman a nickle, whe glad
ly accepted it and dropped it into the
box. The gentleman then shook his
unknown benefactor by the hand,
thanking him for the confidence and
accommodation, and a-kiag for his
address go as to return the money.
"Never mind," responded the gener-
GUS gentleman, fercsly, otis a coun-
terfeit, anyhow. The street car COM
pany will make that hell-hound of a
driver redeem it. They will dock his
wages. I've gotno spite at you. He
is the scoundrel l am after. He has
trifed with the affections of my sister,
but this will show him what sort of a
man l am whsp my blood il up
GGErestOn IA
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04
a ssSi R5,s ; z-ot'%. %s''"'S'

A esss e. s.s',.,1 Ts,'"'''
There sown-eyed, enthu-
siactic, high lied lady, who, af'
ter she had CO. a breakfast, clean
ed things av +, set the house to
rights, attended the call of the bread
wagon, and MIXED the COW, dons her
hat and cloak, comes into the Office,
yanks us out of the editorial easy (C
chair, pounces on the exchanges, am
putates every item of interest, stacks
them on the copy-hoOk, grabs up. &
faber, travels it over a quire Of edi'
tors manuscript paper, removes hel
snowy white apron, shayes up hel
sleeves. grabs a stick and rule snd
sets itaall into type, reads the proofs
and corrects the errors. That's eul
wife, and she will get her reward il
heaven. The lady referred to in th'
above was Miss Ella Green, formerly
of Macon.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04

rons. eve shall see each other again
DeQuincy-Thank you, thank You
all.
Adelaide Proctor, to her sister
It has come at last.
Sir James McIntosh-Happy.
DIR. John Dame, dean of st. PauPs,
miserable if might not die.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04
A SAFETY PIN.
How a North Carolina Child
was saved IrOna an Eagle.
A dispatch from Milton, N. c.,

A dispatch from Milton, N. c.,
says:
This morning the nurse Of an in
fant of Maj. William Dsnisls left the
child in the kitchen door feeding
chickens. A few ninatss after
large eagle. measuring seven fsss
from tip to tip, swoOpsd down at the
chickens. kut missed, ths fowls run.
ring andsr cover. The eagle scared
upwards, but sooA made smother at
tack. this time upOs ths iRfsnt,
which it caught in its tslsns and
bsak. Ths listls ORs made a dsspsr.
ate resistance, sad Was rather heavy
for its csplor, but finally .hs childs
efforts from exhaustion ceased, and
the eagle rose With it. Before risiDg
mors than four fsss above the ground
the child's diaper,pin gsys way, sad
the eagles talons being fastened in it.
the child fell to the ground, sustain
ing severe bruises, while the eagle
| SCARED upwards with the diaper ne
alarm was given BY the nurse. who
came on the scene, and the bird vas
shot soon after
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04

A man named Tassell drowned
himself in Pittsburg the other day.
Toe much corn in the Tassell was
what allied him.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04
STATE NEWS.
The Woodbury. Press has revived.

The Woodbury. Press has revived
Vanderbilt University is about tC
add another department, the CONNER
cial.
Mr.. John C. McHaney and Mis-,
A. NJ. Buckley were married in Hen.
derson county recently.
William Newton Low was arrested
in Somelville recently for Stealing y
horse from man in Stantsn.
A bacon house in Nashville has
hung up, as signs, ham weighing IS
pounds and side weighing 100.
Mr.. J. A. McGill, Of Madison
county, and Miss Lizzie Trice were
married near Jacks Creek recently.
In the Arkansas house of Represen>
tatives there are "a natives of Tens
| nessee against % natives of Arkan>
sas.
Mr.. R. H. Yancy, of the Somer-
vile Reporter, was married in Boil
var OH the 18th inst, to Miss Irene
Williams.
Complaints are being made Of Che
wet mails received at Lexington in
rainy weather. 1t is hoped the con,
tractors will remedy the matter.
The Southern Monthly Magazine,
which was recently started at Nash>
vile with a flourish of trumpets, has
collapsed already, it seems.
John Bateman Smith, editor of the
Pulaski Citizen, died on Wednesday
night of last week. He was one Of
the ablest, spiciest writers in the
state, and his death leaves a serious
gap in the editorial corps of Tennes-
see.
A cutting affray occurred on Sat-
urday night last, near the house Of
John Cofman, in the 10Th district of
this county, between young man Y
the name of Manly and Buck Brad
ford, in which both parties were badly
wounded, each one having his throat
cut. Manly's physician says there is
nc hope for his recovery. Bradford
is also badly wounded, and has fed |
the country. An old grudge between |
the parties is said to have been the |
cause. 80 Lexington Ne'sS.
Unknown parties recently set fire !
to and burnt the cooper shop Of Rich !
ard Swift, six miles east of Spring |
field. The record says the entire fans
lily went to the burning shop, and
while there burglars entered the resi-
dence, took therefrom a bureau
drawer in which was one thousand |
dollars in cash. Joseph Pike, of this
county, and Lewis Saddler, of Edge
field. were arrested last Monday. at |
charged with the above
crime.
Somebody has been borrowing" |
wood from the editor of the Norris
town Gazette, and he dosn't seem to
like it. Hear him: 1.-The next |
that mounts our wood pile |
will suffer. We will run our umbrella
down his his threat and open it. Il |
this fails to remind him of the sew
enth commandment we"l roll a pound |
Of dynamite down his red lane and set !
him down on the ground so emphsn-
cally that the jar will cause the afore-
said explosive to distribute him like a
fertilizer over all the land for miles
around"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-03-04

Premier Gladstone, of England,
had a fall last week inju-ing Ehh head
quite badly.