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beautiful Hair must uso
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
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and fast, keeps il from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
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itching, makes tho Hair
strong, giving it n curling
tendency and keeping it in
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Committee on Reform School.
The committee on Reform School will meet at tho
Senate Chamber, on Thursdays, At 81 O'Clock, r. NJ,
until otherwise ordered
TOBIAS LORD, J.-, ! <.t
ELIPHALET EowELL.,
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Committee on Fisheries and Games.
The Committee on Fisheries and Games. will meet
Tuesdays. at q O'Clock, r. W.. in room II.
II. G. BREWER. r,,
u. b. THATCHER. '"a""e"'
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Committee on Ways and Bridges.
The Committee on WAYS and Bridges will meet In
Room No. 6, on Wednesdays, at } q clock T.. " unit
otherwise ordered.
Mt. HILL. c,:
&c. NICkERSON. '"a'fpien'
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Committee on Tensions.
The Gem ittee on Pensions will meet In the Ad.
juiant Generals Office, FRIDAY Of each week.
st o'clock i. NJ. G. +. SANBoRN, lrA.,
IN. PARKER, '"armen'
Jan Is, 1881.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
A New Steamer,

The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany yesterday received their new
freight steamer, the CASTOR, from
Messrs. Harlan & Holllngsworth, of
Wilmington, Del, the builders. The
steamer was brought around by Cap-
tain Thomson and delivered over to
the owners yesterday morning. The
vessel is double-deck iron boat
with three freight ports Oh each side
which can be closed air-tight when
not being used for loading freight.
The steamer is 2l2 feet in length
over all, 81 feet 20 inches beam and
% feet deep, with | 900 tonnage. She
is fore and aft rugged with three
masts. The vessel is finely finished
and supplied with all the most mod
ern appliances and machinery for q
first-class freight steamer. The Gas.
ton will run on the line between
Baltimore and Norfolk, and will be
commanded by Captain j. Bluds,'
worth.-Bdt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
GENERAL NEWS.

The French and German guests are
expected to return to Washington
from Virginia tomorrow. They will
remain in Washington until Tuesday,
and then 60 to New England.
1t is understood in Washington that
President Arthur is considering,
among others, the name of U. s.
Treasurer Gilfillan," in connection
with the Secretaryship of the T-eas-
ury.
The military organizations at York;
town, representing sixteen States, in-
Guiding the original Thirteen, and
comprising ten Thousand men, were
reviewed yesterday by the President,
Cabinet officers, foreign guests and
other dignitaries. General Hancock,
the commanding officer, rode at the
head of the line, but on reaching the
grand stand took place beside the
President. The Connecticut troops,
under Governor Bigelow, for whose
safety ON the steamer Charleston fears
had been entertained, arrived in time
to participate in the review. The ma
val review, which was originally an
nounc for to-day, took place yester-
day afternoon, and the celebration
came to a close.
Commissioner Raum, of the Internal
Revenue Bareau, is to speak at Fair
fax Court House, Virginia, to-day,
with Colonel Cameron, the keadjuster
candidate for Governor. Gen. Raum
is also to make Readjuster speech at
Petersburg next week.
William Window, at present Secre-
tary of the Treasury, was last night
nominated for U. S. Senator by the
Republican caucus of the Minnesota
Legislature. He received So votes to
40 to two opposing candidates.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
Revolving Crime I'm Texans.

ST. Louis, Oct. ia special from
Long View, Texas, furnishes the par
ticulars Of revolving crime commit
ted near Breckville. A white man
named Sloan, who, with his family,
had moved into the neighborhood to
pick cotton for a Mr.. Hill, had an
alteration with negro named Lem.
White, and the latter endeavored to
punish sloan's children. Being pre-
vented by the mother and daughter,
a girl 10 years OF age, he succeeded in
entielng the latter into deep ravine,
where, with the assistance of his wife,
he accomplished her ruin, and then
using his pocket knife, he cut her
bowels open lengthwise and across,
deliberately cutting off pieces of the
entrails as they protruded, and scat
tering the fragments far and near.
He then cut the girls throat from ear
to ear. At the inquest Whites wife
confessed to all the revolving details
when young man named Heart in
censed at the story of fiendish bru-
tality, shot the negro man dead. The
wife of Lem. and an old negro mar
who lived with them were started on
their way to Carthage, but crowd
met the escort and took The prisoners
out and shot them.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
A Protest Against ..no Rents ,,

ARCHBISHOP CRoKE, of Cashel, who
OF all the members OF the hierarchy has
hitherto been most favorable TO the Land
League, publishes letter on the recent
manifesto In which he says: ~ have
read the manifesto with the utmost pain
indeed. with absolate dismay. Against
the committal Of the people of Ireland,
even under still more exciting crcum
stances, to such doctriue | enter solemn
protest. l have been steadfsst and
uncopromising supporter Of the public
policy OF the league, believing it con-
stitutional and calculated TO effect great
national results, bat have always
unequivocally stated that stand out
for fair rents as the safe foothold OF
agriculturlsts Oh the soil. The absolute
reputation of rent would meet with no
sympathy from me. There is no more
reason now for abandoning the original
dlatform OF the League than there was
when Mr.. Davitt, was sent to Portland
and Mr.. Dillon was first imprisoned. +.
Its original policy was righteous and
tested by experience, the results welded
clergy and laymen III one loving brother
lood. i believe the new tolicy can
head to nothing but dlsiutegraLlon and
dcfeat.'
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
From Yesterday. Late Edlsloa
i. o. o. =. COMMITTEES.
Appointments Made ny the Grand
Master.


Master.
The following committees have been
announced by Grapd Master Fell, Of the
Grand Lodge, /. o. o., +. Of this State :
State OF the William ii. Foulk
No. 26, chairman; George NJ. Fisher N o.
20; Joseph Pyle, No. A; William A.
Gallagher, No. 23 NJ. s. Barlow, No.
10.
Legislative Committee--Henry Eckel,
No. 4, chairman Il. q. Moore, Ne. 4 ;
A. X. Lewis, No. 8 Il. II. James, No.
"a William Herbert, No. o.
Constitution aud Laws. Clayton
Massey, No. 8, chairman A. l.. John
son, No. A; George e. Morton, No. 20
j. Nj. Whitford, No. "a =; G. NJ. Sinplel
No. 32.
Correspondence-Edwin Hirst, No. 4
chairman James Price, No. 2; J. T
Naylor, No. s }. q. Calvin, No. IL; J
L. Nicholson, No. IA.
Appeals-William b. Hyland, No. 81
chairman; E. II. Spencer, No. /; W
johnson, No. 20 w. q. Carnagy, No
80; w. K. Whitford, No. "a.
Returns and Reports james NJ
Shakspears, No. %, chairman; william
Rotbweli, No. 9; Thomas Mi,chell, "a
l. IL Foulk, No. 20; Samuel T. smith
No. u.
Fiuance-Jsmes Ii Appleby, No. %
chairman; l. T Grubb, No. 8; Nc
Mullen, No. 2l; q Spoerl, No. 20; W
Ii. Everett, ST., No. 2.
Hall-John Z. Taylor, No. "a, chair
mau; Isaac g. Saxton, 81; Il q Pierce
No. 5; John g Yates, No. 2; William
West, Mo. /.
Printing-lsaac W. Hallam, No.
Chairman; Thomas L. Young, No. 81
j b X Powell, No. 3s; II A Roop, Nc
II; Daniel A Royce, No. II.
Accounts--A q Robinson, No. 81
charm; on David Downs, No. 2; ID v
Brereton, No. 10; l.. ii. Quay, No. ]
q w Willisms, No. IL.
Special Committee on Revision {
Constitution aud by Laws Continued
e. II. James, No. "a chairman; K. "
Cooper, No. 20; J. Nicholson, No. /.
J. Maris, No. 81; W. B. Hylan,
No. 2U,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
The Doctors not 10 Test,fy.

WASHINGTON, October l9-N
Scoville counsel for Guiteau, will n
subpoena either DR.. Slmms or ii
Hammond Of New York to testify
behalf of client. Those eminent suI
geons, after criticising the Pres
dents physicians very severely au
accusing them Of malpractice, do nj
appear anxious to say death was cal
ed by the treatment adopted by D
Bliss and his associates. 1t has bee
ascertained hen and where Guites
obtained the money with which
subsequently purchased the pistO
The man who loaned Guiteau th
money is wellsknown citizen, NJ
George c. Maynard, formerly Mani
ger of the National Capita! Tel,
phone Company, whose office is
No. l4l3 g Street.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
The sIung.shot nuisance.

The slung-shot nuisance IL reyiyinp.
and bids fair TO be as prevalent as it was
Two years ago, when the active exertiops
OF the Mayor temporarily stopped the
evil practice. A strong slung-shot in the
hands OF vicious boy is really a danger
Gus weapon, and occasionally causes
serious injary. This morning, at Tenth
ahd ZINE streets, little girl was struck
IN the eye By a stone from a slung-shot
anu severely hurt. The lamp-lighters say
that the street lamgs are freonentIy
broken by bad boys arlned with slung.
shots, and altogether it seems as though
summary measures VIII have to be
adopted for the suppression OF the grow.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
Jsa Positive Cure
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses so common 10 our best
female population.
II will cure entirely the worst form oI
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and u Iteration, Failing and
Dispiacaments, aud the consequent Spl-
nal Weakness, and Is particularly adapt
ed TO the Change OF Lille.
IL wll dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus In an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency to ctDcerous humors
there is checked very speedily by It's use.
IL removes faintness, tlatulency, de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and
relieves weakness OF the stomach. IL
cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, tsleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion.
Thal feeling of bearing down eau ng
pain, weight and backacue, is always per
manently cured by It's use.
IL VIII at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
Eor The cure OF Kidney Complaints OF
either sex this Compound II unsurpassed
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound is prepared at 2iS and ~
SIX bottles Tor IS. Sent by mail In the
form ef pills, also In the form OF loZenges
on receipt OF price, tl per box for either
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letter.
ofinqairy. Send for pamphlet Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
II. PINkHAM'S LlV EK PILLS. They
cure constipation, bilieuaness, and tor.
pidity of the liver, - cents per box.
SrSold by all drugg sts.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
u. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.
Opening Proceedings In the Cor.
Case. this MOrntur

vpenh"k Proceedings I'm the Corso
Case. this Morning.
The U. B. Cironit Court met at II
O'Clock, this morning, Judge Bradford
In tue case OF the Government % ~
III. Perry, charged with swindlipe IN,
the mails, by obtaining money from per.
sons under the pretense Of furDishIno
them with valuable inform alton. Perry
through hlscounsel, j. III. Hoffacker. n.
Esq, pleaded guilty to six of tho seven
indictments laid against him. He was
sentenced TO pay tne Of $50 and costs
and undergo 20 days Imprisonment ia
each case.
The case Of Antoine Corso, an Italian
sailor,charged With murdt rously assault.
the mate Of the bark .AJJie g. Bacon
on the high seas, was next called, L, C
Vandegtift, Esq, counsel for the da.
Tense, moved for the granting OF a writ
OF hdbeds corpus, od test stiiandun, IL
| order TO bring INTO cont, ~ q wiLnes,
for his client, James Vance, United
States prisoner now confined in jail a
New Castle, under going ntence to
connterieiting.
Dirtrict Attorney Paterson opposed
the motion, claiming that under siric
Interpretation Of the common law, tn
motion could not be granted.
Mr.. Vandegrift argued In favor Of
broad aud liberal Interpretation of th,
law applicable to the motion, claiming
that the common law Interpretation
could not lay against this case, and tha
II was within the jurisdiction of th
Court To grant his request.
The court granted the motion Of cour
sci for the defense, and an adjournmen
until Tomorrow morning was ordered.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
AMiII Owner..,auaudary.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia sum-
nous was issued this morning by the
Coroner for the appearance at his Of
flee at noon to-day of Joseph Harvey,
owner of Randolph Mills, who was
declared by the Coroner's jury last
evening 10 be criminally responsible
for the fire at that place. Mr.. Harvey
appeared, and after hearing the verdict
OF the Coroner's jury, the Coroner said
1t was his duty to commit Harvey TO
await action by the District Attorney.
The prisoner was committed.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
Credit MobiIier Settlement.

WAsHISGToN, Oct. 19.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day an
order was made authorizing Oliver
Ames, receiver OF the Credit Mobilier
Of America, 10 execute 10 Thomas Q.
DuranL formerly President of the
Credit Mobilier, full and complete
release of all demands against him by
the Credit Mobilier, upon the execution
and delivery by Durant of proper, legal
conveyances of the real estate, situated
near Council Bluffs, Iowa, amounting
to about 800 acres, and lands in Plat
county, Neb., a description of which
is set forth in q petition which has not
yet been filed.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
An Enthusiaslic disbursement.
GoRHAM, N. H., July IA, 1879

bOhhAoiy Az - hiJ io'c'
GENTs-Wboever you ar l don
know but l thank the Lord anG fee
grateful to you to know that In this world
of adulterated medicines there is one
compound that proves and does all 1t
advertises TO do, and more. Four years
ago had slight sh0ck OF palsy, which
uDuerved me to such an extent that she
least excitement would make me shake
like the ague. Last May | was Induced
to try Hop Bltters. | used one bottle,
but did not see any change; another did
so change my neryes that they are now
aa steady as they ever were. 1t used to
take both hands to write, but now my
good right hand wrttes this. Now, II you
continue to manufacture as honest and
good an article as you DO, you W u ac-
cnmulate an honest fortune ard confer
the greatest blessing an your fellow-nen
that was ever cubIorTed on mankind.
TIM BURCH.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
VIII Change His Base,

On the first Of November Mr.. Ma
loney, chief telegraph operator at depot
3lst and Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
for the running of trains on the w.
g. y z and PhiladelphIa s. Baltimore
Railroads, will sever his connections
with those operations for the purpose
OF entering upon similar duties on tho
Wilmington and Northern Railroad,
with his headquarters at Coatesville,
Mr.. Maloney is one of the best opera
tors in Pennsylvania, and for num-
ber OF years has been in the employ of
the r., w. u B. Railroad Company.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21

The City of Rome the new steamer
OF the lnman line, is now Oh her way
to New York Witty full cargo this enor-
nous vessel will weigh $500 tons She
can accommodate nearly 1000 p assengers
and has twelve life boats, one Of which
Is steam launch. The Seruia Of The
Cunard line, vessel Of about the same
size, sails next week. Over thirty steam
ers leave New York every month for
Liverpool or London, and the number
lssteadily increasing. Uuhappily, not one
OF these vessels carries the American
fag.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
A $1,000 Vase nv "A Prize.

A Yorktown correspondent says the
CHIEF thing that is creating stir in
camp now is the thousand dollar vase
offered by Tiffany for the best drilled
BODY OF troops. The general opinion
Is that 1t lies between the New Jersey
regiment and the Virginia Military
Institute Cadets. Both OF these driil
and go through the manual like
clock-work. Whenever the Jerseymen
have a parade or guard-mount they
have large audience. Certainly it is
worth seeing. They have splendid
band and drum corps.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
a Friglltful Scene.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-At Mercer
Button, West Va, Alonzo Porter, q far
mer, bought bottle of vermifuge at a
country store, and all of the four chill.
dren, to whom be gave 1t, died of the
effects. The attending physician says
that the agony OF the children previous
TO their death, was the most terrible he
had ever seen. They tore the flesh from
their bodies and bit themselves as il
mad.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
PERSON AL.

Thomas |. Russell, who has been
quite III for some time past, has so far
recovered as to be able to be eat.
EarIy Z. Smart is IN town today
making arrangements for the app ar
ance here on Saturday evening, the 20th
inst, OF Mr.. and Mis-. George 5. Kuight,
III their new play of "BAron Rudolph
Mayor Allmoud and Euoch Moore,
Jr., are at y Yorktown.
George ii. jackson has gone to Lam
caster, Pa, TO attend the thirty-ninth
anniversary Of the foundation of the
brotherhood OF the Union 10 The United
States.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
search for the Missing Rail-,

oHIoAdo, Oct. 19.-Tbe Do;,,, y
has organized a search exnsd,,yN "
the lost balloon which ascpudsS tVu
here last Thursday. A special S,..
iecelved ,s, last evening from .Johpp o'p
Flynn, chief Of the expedi,Ion vonl =, N
riilen, Wis, states that The bs,,"s. az y
traced seven miles north west If Ma,J
jackson county, and there all trsoa| @
iSs.. lost AT the latter place the ballao, aoS
.he water in the mill dam. vbsu u''
balloon was less than 500 fes, i,
The people heard iudl.tinc,lv prof,' y
hihg ask the name of the ,own
threw over a package of letters n,
he asked the people to mail tor y. !
they saw the package fall, but ~ /"
not fild 1t afterward. The balloon ~ T,
shot upward with frightful yelocjtv
disappeared behind the bluffs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
ierrihis Hurricaue-s..-
OF Five Huna..ported

sh,n ~ ,ae eoaliiornia and saSs,;mThe 1
lamp lan Svonpary v has adyiossa isa,can lean 81
"n,, terrible Dc hurricane wb,chc wb,ih,culars Of
s'snsss poas sept. 2s. 1t lasted Vp ,,0s visited
S,hhsss., ,hs !, and waa so violent from o. moo
;ns ins ss,ssaamshi3 ssa Sonora, e Wh,as ~ to co2
,ns ~ mere, to put to sea n'ch wiz was
n. =, coal on board. The VIZ ar only l2]
d6,s,1hilne, d,sch, with wines and Ssrman Svnn |
sassSonarged asSan abou, 60 tens s ! groceries, ,
SsGoee, Ss1Se . and is compls,es snsn s1. she
oa,go was saved, though wreck wreck.
aged. . The zaragossa,s moo.st oH,satly 4
Inner Inner harbor Receiving Cored corea In
loose loose, and was beache cd. bn, largo, b
agar again; The river ross, AMI MI " was a. 60!
ives M have been lost in tbs ~ us y said
towns from freshets. a. PReighbo
wa.er came into the town "ovsris ysis
NINE has 200 feet OF water i, me
snaH. 1t will take a mor,h the
Out he mine. Three h hnnd.o 70 p
OF all Kinds were DESTROYED u'ed hi
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
bravery ON the High seas

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 19.-The Navy
department has been informed
through Captain George L. Belknap,
commanding the United States ship
Alaska, of the heroic conduct of Sec
ond class Fireman Edward Barrett
and First class Fireman John Laverty
on the occasion of the bursting of the
stop valve chamber on board that yes
sci SeI tember IA. The former, though
not on duty, rushed below, and at peril
OF his life succeeded in drawing the
fires from the boilers.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
Killed for q Debt.

SHREVEPORT, Va, Oct. 19.-Two men
named Stokes and Estess, riding In Ran.
Ids Parish, yesterday, we're approached
by man named Horn, who demanded
the payment of debt of Estess, The
latter could not comply with the request,
not having money with him. Some hard
words passed between the men, and II Horp
suddenly shot and killed E4tess, where
upon Stokes shot and killed Horn.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
A Dog Cbewed IA Deas,,

LoUIsyILLE, KY, Oct. ia dog fighl
came off this morning SIX miles from
this city, on Mains farm. between the
OF Louisville. "Pilot" killed "Crib" In
two hours AMI twenty-five minutes
There were several hundred spectators
The fight was desperate and brutal, and
there was heavy betting.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
More ExIIed Russian HebreM,

A hundred and thirty-one exiled
Russian Hebrews arrived at Castle
Garden, New York, Monday, from the
National Line steamship Italy. There
were twelve families, besides a number
OF young men who will be distributed In
Philadelphia, Rochester, Elmira Buffalo
and Baltimore. They were met by a
committee from the United Hebrew
Charities, which provided boarding
places for them until they eau be for
warded 10 their destinations.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21

KIN IA TING, one of the rec,,
Chinese students, has written A le,,sj
which he corroborates the slorv 4
Minister Chin San Pin sent home
adverse report, founded Oh Uommis,i
or. Who's statemn cts, and ,bal lbs }
call was owing wholly 10 that rend
lie says: "fhere can be podo1
but that II the minister At W.
ington had made personal inyes,jpai,
Of our standing for scholarship ana S-r' =,
duet his report would have been An
ent. But IFS done. We leave our y
cation half complete. We were ali
college, or soon 10 enter"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
A Hard Winter.

An observant octogenarian says that
when the leaves fall early IN tho season
long and very cold winter is indicated.
As the leaves appear TO be dropping
very RAPIDLY already there Is reason to
apprehend another bitter winter, that
Is, provided there be any Significance
10 the sign. A reasonable probability
Is that this seemingly premature decay
OF the foliage of the trees is due to the
drouth. WV
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
Election of Officers.

The New London Detective Associa.
last, AZ W which The officers for the ensni ~
Year were elected aud were an follows
President, s. E. Nivin; Secretary and
treasurer, William 6awthrop Mana.
gers, William J. Fell, James ii, Storey
John Farra, Jos. Good, Milton E Con,
rad, Nathan J. Sharpless, Thomas Mer.
Ger, Jesse Spencer, John Wiley, Henry
u. Way, Benjamin NJ CT adden and j esse
Good. 0ooo
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
q. A. IL. Camp Fire.

The open camp fire OF Evan S. Wat
son, G. A. r., of New Castle, takes
place tomorrow evening. Smyth and
Duron Posts OF this city will attend.
They will 80 over III a special train &C
compaued by the First R-gi nent band.
The National and Department officers
have received aud accepted an invita-
uon To be present.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21
THIRD EDITION
General Tyncr and the star Route
Service


WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Fifst AS
sistant Postmaster General Tyner, re-
ferring tonight to the recent publication
Of the report made by him un "star'
routes, two years a go,said that he would
willingly rest his case upon it. The
intlmation contained in the published
statement that he did not submit this
report at the time 1t was prepared to
Postmaster General Key, Judge TyneI
pronounces unfounded, and the state
ment that be suppressed IL is, he says
false. He declined 10 say anything
more about the matter further than te
remark that after he has had an inter.
view with President Arthur he will
probably make full and complete ex
p,anaiioH of this and all other charges
against him.