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The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
The Concert Last Night.

The First Presbyterian Church was
crow ded last night with an apprecia-
bic audience. The occasion was a
grand concert for the benefit of the
church gotten up by the ladies and
Sunday school teachers connected
Herewith. The programme was an
excellent Que opened with the chorus,
"Send Out thy Light" which was
beautifully sung. The tenor solo, Sin
Native Worlh," followed. The piano
duet, "Light Cavalry Overture" by
Mr.. Robert Helm, was well executed
and received with applause. The
"Male Quartette," by Messrs. Helm,
Walters, Baird and We'll was finely
sung, and also the Contralto Solo,
"The Bright Maytide," by Miss Mary
Thielman. The piano solo by Mrs.
Anna Stamm smith, was delightfully."-
executed. The selection, "Selllng the
Farm, by Miss Laura Bigger, was
well read. But the greatest pleasure
seemed to arise from "Ye Lyttle Olde
Folkes," by class from the infant
school, who appeared attired in quaint
style, and sung the chorus, "Auld
Lang Syne." Among the class George
and Martha Washington were con-
spicuous. Part second was 80 we'll
performed that the audience lett
delighted with the entertainment.
The reading of Miss Laura Bigger
was SO pleasing that she was encored,
and created further pleasure by re-
citing "The Bald Headed Man." The
balance of the programme is as fol
lows Part I'd -
Chorus-"The Belfry Tower.n
Vocal Duet--.GuardaC Che Blanca
Luna" by Miss Katie Currinder and
Robert Walters.
Piano Solo-La Chasse, by Mrs
Anna Stamm Smith.
Quartette-"Rock of Ages" by
Misses Hirst and Thielman and Messrs
Helm and We'll.
Reading-Selected, by Miss Laur;
Bigger.
Jubilee-By First Church Choir.
Male Chorus Moonlight on the
Lake."
Mixed Chorus-"Come With tn,
Gipsy Bride"
The choir and organist rendered
most excellent music, the selection
being by Mr.. Clarence Shank, undeI
whose direction the concert was given
We are told that it fully met the an
ticipations Of the ladies and all con
nected with its arrangement. Afte
the concert those taking part in til,
work partook of an excellent luneI
prepared for them in the basement q
the church.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
AnuseInents.

At The Opera House, this evening,
Tommy Delhang will appear in bis new,
sensational drama, "On the Lookout,
or Emelne the Unfortunate" The play
abounds in startling scenes and..striklng
situations, and viii be presented by a
strong company. r,ou
:. "The Two Orphans" by the Fifth
Avenue Theatre Company, wall be tbe
attraction for Monday night. The N erlls
OF the play are well known to the pub
lie. The company, it can be truly SAID,
is equally meritollous. nv,
An event OF the week will be "Ihe
Professor by the Madison Square
Theatre Company, on Tuesday night.
The piece has been the leading New
York attraction for six months past, ana
will be presented here in iull force, win
complete accompaniments.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
,pcfIL NOTICES.
RAILROAD LIN Es.
,.,puIA, Wilmington
I'LL apnaiTIMORE pAiLkOAbi
OCTOBER 80, 1881.

OCTOBER 50, ISL
,,v,lllsaye WinGmgUoD .ssfollpws'
..,rb,a and Intermedia ie stations
hlaaea'pt ~ e'pti H. iI,yja, m. 40. A 0OT.00. lu.W
l;,,daDnia tE1press) $40, 30. e.5
Eip,t nt ~ w York, 205, 2.26, $50. 100
nas hlA s m. 1913, 2.03, 5.i1, 8.3s p IN.
.nmore and Intermediate Statioh =
n u. IIi p, m. ,,,,,a .,,ttons
,Imore m' and Bay line. $50 p. m.
,nimore and Washington. l2.5i, l.3t
.S,sSs, a. M; 1855. 'i.Oa, 500, IDOL
,i,, tor Delaware Division. leave icI
W. Castle 800, s.35, a. M; LOB 81. $40
.rlngton and Intermediate statit
n M, l.U5, B.Zj P. m. a.. ,-
kImsr and intermediate htations, -
\; l.O'p. m'
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ksdelphla and Intermediate stations
ii, hOO, 100, 1000 p. III.
klaielphls & New York, 2.05, 22o q. m
a.S p, IN, ,o, nv
lis, q. M, lO.5l p. nj,
n mrther inlorniGtion passengers are
Ired TO the time tables posted at the
~, z...-
Man, marKed thus - are lin tied ex-
a up1D watch extra fare IL charged. /.
.. j. Il. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
RANK THOMSON,
Generdl Manager.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
NEWARK LETTKas
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
NEWARK, Dec. l, 1881

NEW AhA3 OcCs 4, AooAs
The supper held in Newark M. e.
church on Thursday and Friday even.
ings of last week was quite success.
The amount realized was about $125.
There will be a lecture delivered in
the College Oratory every Friday night
until Christmas.
Affair and festival will be held in
the Presbyterian church on the 9Th,
7th and 9Th of this month.
The Rev. II. Baldwin Dean, Of
Texas, lectured before the Grangers
of New Castle county on Thursday
afternoon in Exchange building.
Mrs. Mary F. Choate is having the
front of her store neatly painted.
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. John Watson Evans celebrated
their fftieth wedding anniversary ct
their residence In Newark. There were
about 70 persons present. Many
handsome gifts of gold, etc., were
given them.
On Wednesday, a lady on the north
bound train leaving Newark station,
on the P. W. i B. road, at 11.23 q.
m., missed her purse at some point
between Baltimore and this place.
She suspected a man who got off here,
and on reaching Wilmington she tele-
graphed description of the suspected
person and heI missing property. Mr..
Byard Widdoes, hack driver, recog-
nized the description as that Of man
he had seen leave the train in ques-
tion here, and with the assistance Of
Peter Legates (the constable) and
William s. Robinson, Mr.. Widdoes
arrested him near White Clay Greek
Church, about two miles northeast of
Newark, and brought him to this
place, and he was lodged in the Town
Hall until Thursday morning, at which
time Detective Taggart and Conductor
Brant, of the Pennsylvania Company,
arrived here on the 9.04 a. m. train,
when he was given hearing before
Squire Springer, but owing to cir
cumstantial evidence the trial was
postponed until to-day at 2 O'Clock.
The purse, with several photographs
ard $3.50 in money, was found on his
person. The lady claimed to have lost
the photographs and $50. !"
Miss Lulie Clay Bigbie will give an
entertainment of select readings in
the College Oratory on Saturday even
ing, December Sd. Admission, 25
cents.
The item which appeared in the
GAZETTE last week enormously stated
Young Harper, purchased by John e.
Lewis and William Homewood, as OF
Norman stock instead of Kentucky,
sired by a horse called Harper.
The p, w. & B. R. r. Co. have
issued excursion tickets frem Newark
to Philadelphia and return, good fer
three days, at $1.55. The excursion
tickets from Newark to Wilmington
and return, heretofore good for two
days, at 60 cents, are now good for
| three.
Williamson s. Son have got another
"clerk." ANON.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
Prof. HoIman,s Lecture.

Between 200 and 400 people attended
Prof. H0lman's lecture on the Cifcu-
lation OF the Blood" at the Grand
Opera House, last evening. The lec-
ture was finely illustrated, and was real
ly more of microscopic exhibition than
lecture. The principal portion of the
Professors efforts were directed to an
explanation OF blood circulation, which
important feature of animal life was
practically illustrated. The live heart
of minute insect was magnifled to
many times Its natural size and thrown
upon screen, where its throbbings
could be plainly discerned. The actual
circulation of the blood was shown by
an experiment with live salamander,
placed in glass tube through which wa
ter was kept:...constantly running, in Or
der to keep 1t alive. The little animal
was placed under the leus of powerful
mi, oscope and then thrown upon the
screen, where 1t appeared like great
living wfithing sea monster. The lungs
of the young salmand,i. consisted of a
fungus like growth just back of the fore
legs, and these organs were selected
for the test. By bringing the lungs un-
der the fall power of the microscope, and
throwing them upon small hand screen
the course of blood .could be dimly
traced by the naked eye, ,and plainly fol-
lowed with good pair of opera glasses.
This experiment, the principal one of
the evening, was highly successful.
The PIofeaser also gave number Of
other highly interesting exhibits, one Of
them being drop of water taken from
Rattlesnake Run, in, which the animal.
eui@ were finely developed.into hideous
monsters. The lecture lasted nearly
three hours, and was listened to with
close attention, throughout.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
EIectiin of Officers.

Last evening the following officers
of Dupont Post, No. 2, G. A. tR.
were elected; Post Commander, S.
$, Johnson; Senior VlceCommander
j. 7. Haddock; Junior Vice Com
mander, A. Z. Osmond, Quartermas-
ter. j. Harris Glatts; Surgeon,
William F. Murphy; Chaplain, John
w. Luke, officer of.the Day,
William O'Connor; Oilicersof the-
Guard, Matthew Macklem; Council
OF Administration, A. 5. Schark, for
Is months; Delegates to Department
Enc ampment, j. 5. LrIzenberg, A.
Wilhelm, J. II. Boggs, Jos. Booth,
w. p. Voshell; Alternates, William
Forbes, j. L. Haddock, George IL.
Conner, NJ. Macklem, Z. b. Ayars.
The officers will be installed the
first meeting night in January.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
Two Murderers Taken from Jail
an Il Hanged by a Meb.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec .4-A specs
ial dispatch from Oxford, Granville
County says: This morning, about
8 o. clock, a party of masked men,
numbering between rs and 100, took
from thelOxford Jail John Brodie
and Shadrock Hester, colored, charg
ed with the murder of 7. NJ. Lynch
and hanged them in a small grove
near the spot where the murder was
committed. The iailor was taken
from his home and forced to open
the doors, while the guards were
disarmed and shut up in the guard
house. Hundreds of people are
visiting the spot where the lynching
took place. 1t is supposed that the
men made full confession. Every
thing was conducted with the utmos;
secrecy, and the bodies were not
found until 8 o. clock this morning
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
Church Entertainment,

The members and friends OF zion
Church. .(colored) South Wilmington,h had
a srag party last evening, at which the
raeredest man received prize of 81 and
tbe rapJedest woman turkey. or the
men present MI. Coleman was consider
ad The greatest bunch Of rags, while the
,attpred babillments of Miss Chambers
,aok ina turkey. Gerard Rollins presi-
ded at the organ and furnished music
for a grand march, in which all parllcl-
pated, aud refreshments were also seiV'
ed.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
Business Clothing

Institutes a great part of our
brk We make it in all
Fades from the very home
Et Of honest cloths and
brk.
! |0ur best business suits are
higher grade than any
bde by any other house,
lethcr in this city or in
lew York or Boston.
The cloths are not always
Ptteri the trimmings are; and
{ works. The best differ
bee IS in the work. The
pole job is on a higher
Fne, though there are points
equality.
I'VE study our work all the
Pc, We are not content
lth mastering it once.
FeFy Season new develop
|ents furnish occasion for
fT v: stud aud new mastery.
We Keep our workmen
I'm year 10 year. We edu-
e them we train them to
sher work as fast as we
Tout that higher work can
eole. We pay them well.
Keep them employed all
l fne They are loyal to
l and t4eygive us their best
lhis IS how the best busi-
Fss S, suits are made.
: Ne make a royal business
" "ASAAAKER & Brown,
'AlLl Sixth aud Market SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
A world OF Good.

o,a of the most popular medicines
onb 6afare The American public Is Hop
nov p3,seps ISL You see 1t everywhere; People
i,La blt.eis, :, with good effect. 1t builds them
TAKE TAX i % " not a. pleasant to the taste as
up. ~ a,her ~ Filters, as 1t Is not whisky
so.ne .n.s o'l IL is more like the old-fashionad
honaset ] tea, that has done . world OF
oonda oon If You don't feel just right, try
u Hon nritters.-Nunda Netos.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
SOuthwa ard the Southern Generals
FIy.

About Thanksgiving Times for some
years past many ofthe leading journals
throughout the country have chronic led
T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early
of Va, to New Orleans, where they re-
sort semi-annually to conauct under
their sole con troll the Grand distribution
of Tie Louisiana state Lottery, which
will next occur at New Orlaen3 on De-
cember 18th, when og, r half million
of dollars will be cast among the ticF et-
holders, and the full particulars of VIII ich
can be had by sending to NJ. A. Dau-
ph1n, New Orleans, La. One hundred
thousand dollars is The first prize. WHO
will get /
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02

SAxoNs FOR ARKANsAs.-A large
party of Saxon immigrants passed
through st. Louis last week ON their
way to Arkansas. They formed the
third installment of colony of 5000
or 9, 600 that is being planted in the
vicinity of Little Rock by a COLOMBIA
tion society in the old country.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
AsaCure for Piles

Kidney.W w ort acts first by overcoming
in the mildest manner all tendency to
constipation then, by its great tonic
and invigoratipg propensition 1t restores
10 health tho debilitated and weakened
parts. We bave hundreds of certified
cures, where all else had failed. Use il
and suffer no longer Exchange.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
Likely 10 Recover.

John Howard, the negro who was
shot by Wm. Washington, col, on Nov.
23d, and supposed to be fatally injured,
is now much better, aud will! recover,
unless an abscess forms around the
ball.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02

Base music. To be aroused from sweet
and delicious slumber by cat serenade
Is on n mar with being annoyed in church
by the steady hacking and coughing ,ooi
Ind ytduals, who neglect totaRe Dr.buifs
(5ougn Syrnp. Price - cents,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02

MIR. FRANCIS D. MouLToN, the
"mutual friend" in the celebrated
Tllton-Beecher case, has been invited
to deliver an address at the Atlanta
Exposition on the dairy interest, with
which he is thoroughly oonversant.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
A, Work In Chester.

E Ainsworth, OF this city, is now
working in Chester, putting his patent
boiler covering on the boiler of the
steamer Sarah X. 1aggart, lie has al
ready covered the boilers IN the Lincoln
mills.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02

Professor C. y. BRYCE. NJ. D., l.. L.
d., editor Medical Cilnic, Rlchmond, va
saws; nLtebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic -
wonderful reconktructiye agent, building
up the general syptem and ying lost
n.ryous energy. Ia all wasting diseases
and broken down conLtltution III IL the
agent
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
- EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFIUE.

New Castle Co.. December I'd. 1881.
Upon the application OF Joseph N. Har-
man, Admin strator Of Hanson Harman,
late OF Wilmington Hd., in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator ,afore-
said give notice of the granting of letter.
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
Of by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in SIX of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
lshed in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, g. o. d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal
IL. s. of office of the Register aforesaid
S-T~l at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. @. B1G9S, Register.
NOTICE,
Ali persons having claims against the
estate of the DECEASED must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
ON or before Doc. ID. 1889. or abide
the act of Assembly In saen case made
and provided.
JOSEPH N. HARNAN,
Administrator,
dec2 3weod.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02
TINE DRESS SUITS /

D sohBY BUSINESS SUITS,
ia @A %@A,ulALooNs and OVER
Sals made 10 order at short
" el reasonable prices.
ms. .''Sl'enge the world, and
what we say on style and
The daily gazette., 1881-12-02

new ADVERTlsEMENTs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-22

IT. M week In your own town. Terms ana 20
SVDD outfit free Address II. HALLETr co.
Portland. Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-22

consisting in stock at R Publishes ef pee,
If we do not have the D o',re il for 70.
Music wanted, will pro::,u,'il lose noth'rs
Give us trial and you VIII
Mar 5, 'S0-tt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF COFFIN y KEN

rv,HE FIRM OF COFFIN Il KEN
NALY, by mutual consent, has bee
this day dissolved, John Kennaly takin.
the Idaho City branch Of the business ana
Frank r. Coffin & Bro. the Boise CITY
branch. All liabilities contracted by the
firm of Coffin & Kennaly at 'helr ldah"
CITY store will be paid by John kennaly
and Frank r. Coffin q Bro those made BY
the Boise City store. Parties having
claims are requested to present them
promptly. Likewise, all accounts DUE or
to become due, made at Idaho City, must
be paid to John Kennaly, and those made
at Boise City to f. r. Conffi q Bro.
+ ANK r. COFFIN,
JOHN KENNALY.
June 81, 1881.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-22

OK Tn CON per day as homo. aamples
Wv ~ VGU worth SIS tree. Address
SRI SOC Co., Portland, Ne.
, 1881-10-13
JubaI Early and Malone in Good
Position to Fight
Duel.
Il Gentleman Called on Guitenu
Yesterday, Probably to
Kill Hin.
Ben Butler Is grieved that He Has No
Time to Defend the
Wretch.

6pfedat DGpoteh 10 7hs Chteaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Oct. l:.-There~is
some rens0ll IL think thnt President Arthur
Inns found 1t necessary In rey,sn tha f,oht, nj
list which hn,, ncrn nrnrt,cntIv xe,ti"l IN ~
Sunday. when Senator Conkllnr wus herr.
.1md~., E,ro. !, =, ,,n.,o.".s.nn ""a .'s'e-
,,t .s.,, .".I.' ~, - 1"uc' 'atoo.'' WI" was ~
ue,, pe nss's'!ea to tAo Treasury Department ~
tue New York Court Of Appeals for a "i{}cs CO
wi,, 50 ons short tsr, relatively 50 small
f sa,ra." @ "''eet ~ ~, po.eaa tenure s .aas
wiu are not very rIt.l, t1,l wl,uore not upt,tD
be ,ufsIc,l BIZ lunurs will t,,iulx tint
Jr,,or For.orn nors wrr,
liz has Inst tust .ntcr.i nno,, '' ,"" ''.." .or,,,
fourteen yetls rs Chicf Justice Of the Sc>v
York Court Ut Appeals. Will, n salary uf
'Sl.,ooo annually, nli1 with a provision In
law that, ut the expiration Of hIs present
term. WHEN ilc will hnyv re..cllytl ~ years oY
sfe' "; b.. b. can 1s retired 1sr tho remainder of
should resign tt ncccpt tllc Treasury 1ort-
folio ii not cteur, although, llo lid say Tint
lie would ucccpt That unst,u,, ,n1rr rr"sI. .
liant I:,rf"1a ana ."s poese' t.se a'tae, i!es'
~ ".nt ua111u, "tt4 w t'lut ''tllo ln WIS
~" !e'Nes tl1o lla'iie ot eS-GoV. AorEali. ot
\ Sew "n lor o a for tue , Treasury Goy MorEa
nratty vii ,mrI,,,ird II. ,nn,'nSt't liz No., -
tarsn nersn,,nj i,r,,srtv - '''"'"s4''' ''' '"'1'
'' ''~ ,,;,.. ~
:. 'AAns' t
II IS nEnln reported tint l'ost ostlnaster-Geh-
erhl Jhllies VIII not rct!ro Until The star-rollte
i,.iia', ~ !,1..s:1a E'.sst'. t.,
.An anut"t." uE'cfn1!u' - it' u ulEllt. uio
ipp},n = Wv IT, In J!"hi'h, t'est"1l ianI vi
paper hays that ~ F' Fr.i.S iIattou:
, 1881-10-13

IN tic luokout for Tic thicves. A1r. FUR
bnsIk bclteyGs llIat twn Ut The robbers VS.
itc't his House sull,c tlnG ngD Ull tin pretense
TINT thcy wished to purchase sn1ue horses,
but really, rs 1t fs tlow suppnsc,t, to find out
- Tho lay IT tic la!Ml." This clcw lflny lead
to tho detection 0f the rnscns.
, 1881-10-13

1nE Michigan relief fund Of New York
Csty now amounts tt SW,tef. Df t1lis sll,,t
sG'o0 linve l,een trnstn ltte,! 10 tlia Fire lte-
licf Commissioners If M!f:':1zan. Su'nc s31,-
000 was rG,nlttGd yesterday.
, 1881-10-13

T1tE Anti.Alonopoly State Committee of
New Ynrls 'nrt Mt Albany yesterday to dcyiso
ways and incal,s to secure tic election to the
Legislature of only slcl, persons as are up
posed to mo'0polles md to granting corpora
tions undue privileges and advantages.
, 1881-10-13

SEcnETAH1E:s HLAIS1: AMI Window and
Postnl;stcr-C;encral James held n cons,tlta-
ton with tho President yesterday om the
subject Of some minor appointments. 4
number Ut Senator's atso called. Secretary
Window said his visit had nothing tn do
with Ills resignation. Judge Folges a,l,! ex-
Gov. Morga'', of New York, are tho persons
most frequently mentioned In connection
With tho succession to Mr.. Window. The
general Impression sccrns to be TINT Mr.
Wtntlom a1id Attorney.General Afac|cag
are tho only Cabinet officers who will retire
before December.
, 1881-10-13

CitAMl:s II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mill
Mt No. LII Randolph street, Philadelphia,
WIS 1estroyr't By fire yesterday. Tlmre
were t1lry.t'ye persons In the building
wien the fire broke out. Some uf
them cscain:d by jumping, uthcrs
escaped through the t|odrs. SIX PERSONS
were sery batily burned about the fuce anu
eyes. a1sd ni1c persuns were seriously hurt
In jumping. Onc person II missing. Two
Of tllosu badly burned are nut expected 10
live,
, 1881-10-13

Tile l'cnnsylvanians i 10 urging Congress.
man Packer fur tic l"s!! !!{ton Of Postmaster.
General, and tho midland Republicans wnnt
either Judge Gresham It Mr.. John e. Suw
appointed tU Cabinet position.
, 1881-10-13

The Hungarian Government has decided
to maintain the prohibition against tho isl,.'
portation ot American pota, Thu cable falls
tn state what rcasull tile commission gives
for this course. There certainly exists no
good reaso.t. Secretary Dlaina will probably
Try to tind out the grounds alleged by the
commission.
, 1881-10-13

l}ES BUTLER says that nobody has asked
HIN to defend Gultcau, but If anybody Ind
asked lin he would be Obliged to refuse
because II pressing md imperative legal e,l-
Enge1neilts. 1iu saYs, however, that 1t would
gricye him to refuse Ills legal services to my
,l,an Whose life Is ut stake :" In proceedings
Uf courts
, 1881-10-13

THE result Of tho Ohio election will largely
Influence the election In Pennsylvania. Somu
tlitla ago it WIS feared TINT tho cal,tll,laturo
Ut Wolfe, Independent, would result In tue
election of Noble, Democrat. to the office Of
Slate Treasurer, hut now the Republicans
aro confident mud expect to oIect Bailey, their
candidate, by Il majority of about 1890.
, 1881-10-13

Ex-SEcnETAny boutwell,. visited the
President yesterday morning a.,d agaln last
cvcliug. 1t is thought that Ills visits had
rcfcrenceto Cabinet position. Gov. Cornell,
who WAS In New York yesterday, Is 1nell-
toned III connection with tho Secrctaryslip
Ut tue Treasury.
, 1881-10-13

Nil. FoEsrE1s. tho Irish Secretary, is re-
portcd to have said few dnys nyn tl1at IL
Parl,cll tried to obsiruet tho fair working of
tho Land act utter it WIS onco In operation
lie would recommend the arrest Of Mr. I'ar~
nell; that That gentleman "wouIt bu kick
tnr bis heels Ill K!'nIain1iam bcforc many
Weeks,n
, 1881-10-13

rnK Frr,lcl, guests d tho Nation will
leavc Washington next hfnnday fur York
town. They will vlsil Mount Vernon TN the
way. Admiral Porter will W to Yorktown
today to arrange the naval program.
, 1881-10-13

TnEnE was considerable tluctuatfon in
prices III the Chicago markets yesterday, but
tho general tendency WIS towards lower fig
ures. There was 4 considerable amount Of
business done. yet the "boys" were very
qu!ct ald selt.restrainctl. The uslal n,ll-
Der Of rllulors rs to delinQucnc1cs were set
uilUat. =
, 1881-10-13

TIE Democratic Senators held another
cancus yesterday, a,t1 decided tn po!lcy Ut
iilactlon IN regard to tllo Sccretarysllp Ut the
Scnnte. They know quite well they ca,lnuk
elect the cssl,cus nutninee, Col. Washington,
n'M their efforts for tho future will be direct
ell ratier to prevent the election Ut Repul,-
llcan to tho SccretaryslILp than to elect
Democrat. Tue CAUCUS nlso ca.,e to tlle coll
cllssion that 1t would be mere waste Of tite
to Investigate tho "po1nts" raised BY tho
New York Bourbon legislators agaInst tho
validity If tho election Of Senators 1.apIlan
nnd Miller, a'll tltAt the hest nAd wisest
Eolicy Is Ia let tllb committees stRntl rs ut
prcsuHt constituted.