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, 1881-12-09

Tho Quakcr pnot John e. walttier - a., sho 70, 70,
Quvst uf uuu Of tho .A.ly nlHnn9pFa ~ Ila ,." ~"
amd festival 0r the uraktyn Industrial sen" ,,xISn
AssoulutioIl. which ci.,sel III sao Ill. n. t,ri
AratEu,ly vi, saturday nIuht, ynilt !. NV Prt i",
which wAA published In thv lnIr jI jnnfnaIt !, ~
following Afo tue lines, which aro e'sltle" VIZ
uAlion": .,...o,,
rho ud Squire said, rs ha stood " his 9a'c'
AMI hts l,tiHbhOr, tng 1encutls WeEi "
"Iu sl,lte Ut NY bunk Httick auG reill tssa'e'
YUu arc butter Oh, DoAcoh, thnh J.
"wo're both growing old, and tho ends aFa*'DA
tlGAr; ..u..,
Tnu Enyo less Of thls world 10 rasKn ,,s,
Ilit In l{euypC's upprl.lBnl your usstls. tta''
win rccie0n up giuutcr th'sn Inlne'
"They sny nm rich, but I'm fcoll,'u 50 foo1
wish ct,uld ywnp with yNu GvGfi, T., ~, in
Thu poptlus bnvU lived for anu 'au w :"
gtOrp ... -. ,,,,.f
For thu shiI lngs and pencu YOU have S''c''
!" Well, 'squlro," su,h tho Deacon. with sa'e"'
GuIlEllIf,tL 5411aG.
Whlta l.is oyu bud II twinklu Of lns,. ,,,u,,nci
"Let Your plllf.,ls tnko thV way Y! ny so''''Ds'
Arl IltIltc, .n.,n
And thu shlnx cit, l'o easily t'o''e.
, 1881-12-09
Wanted to lgo u Cowboy.

., haHfI 70 NtI0 MftteAM.
1fail, dclteatc.l0pkiuX youth arrived hero
1r1ns ChiunHo y low days uK0 and went IL tho
M0uta 1Gr thg hlxht, anu, havin9 cuj0yetI d nix
uu1u ~ tired Nnt,sua sweet resturer, Went ut,wt.
"a pFsak Last very MUCH refreshed, aud In luttur
sp!tts tna1i ~ bud GcuA possessed or OH tho
ptetudlhx ntxht. liu wis u bt,y il whOt, thSrs,
was Splrtt which yrarIlsl tor tlat InutiO1A RiIt
After breakfast he stepped nul tiliu the uIl(ce.
wneEo ny tsptsd iargu. portly tlull, whu wMs
s!ttln1 oy tae Stove warlnlnx himself. Thts nun
tyt,ien! Western, biK- hunded. -nuarteI foi-
low. WIN would thruw nut ii paw. 10 strnuger
an1 Hayt rut Il thar. pnrtt; know your
racket, aud ~ see YOU through" Acc1r.i,avly,
our youn9 Chlcagoan resolved to approAgh bin
nna * tNcuMo ae'lunstt".t. No .!rcw up I chuir
trunk statement Of thu ublrut uf h!s iullr.uy uut
to New Mexico. He sui! NJ hutl huarI y Sruat
boy himself; but Inc fact was, 10 dlu nul ox-
, 1881-12-09
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Disgust of ISoah I'Artips with Isoss Col,ll-
ling nMu lIuhN Kelly.

...... -, ... an,
Nv Gath, Dte. Q. ....
Ne,y ynrk thut f3cn. Arthur,s A,fmi,,,o,rmttnn
, -. j., '.,1n -. ~ o,.t ".'ast , ".ot .
h.eans " " Ruiueu NY Mr' eonKlu'8' anu u IS
rs tho cuttor- out Of the race, AZ rot tho prest-
dort t,,x ,,nor or ,nv,tnrj,,,. .,, no,,,I,,. ,I,
..,.,,I.,, .,.',at t., .s.' -. ~ ~ .n .n.'s
ho Act'fo eo1tuet ua peRu1. II tpo DemocrMts
III Now York had not choson to trntc with Mr.
Conklnx fur tho past two or three years thoy
wnnL, hnrn an n,nira,,,o nh,pcn 70 .tnnt tiu,I,
t,... ~ .. N.''"eo ~ s'ost tAo's
uo'u'"us hoa@ scAt lntou4n ine olocOulehh ot
tho 0ariel1 Mtereat Ia tho lhArty. No fAtutty
bus upeu so mistaken ns thiH The Etnlwnrt In.
tcrcst In this sn,,, ah IN mi, ttcLo,s II wv, n,nr
IN ws, s,..'. ~ 49, - -. 70 Iot wv.
io'Vo 'o'ca NJ tAe "1oat. nlt "nat may Gull
tho Puritan 1ntercst-tlat IL, tho morAllstio clc.
lpents Ut tho party-cin votu 6UOpO votes
~ t. e4ay 4a 10 Wv otaol eluu e"S .o,oVo'
1He uenoctnl'o sShpathy wlla ConklnK
has ma1c this clement hnte tho Demo-
Gratis. IInd there bcen an expression of )pmo-
craltlu opinion encouraging to tho attempts Of
Ur opluon in It, tiiero wui1iI hnro f1.,t,m tnm,.
aunt|s ur ltoutibItri,ns tu yav: We nrofnr n il"n;
nlrnt with resngotnbo Views to nm inufratly I'M,
ltvpnbiIuati. ~
nus cne /" ew pjasc Of nMnssr y hn 1u1 uso S.I.o
lNturu which was toi,iily supposcd to bu i1etrI,
prAtic, tuvtiY out to Ueit,nv ttI Tnmnnnv it'll
Tho last Democratic tUto touyuntlon woi,ld no;
tolerate tho tllil,issIoti al Iitminmuv's ,i"etsa
tIon. and Htl,uittul Ita now rvN, talioI ihu
County Democracy. Tnmnlauy heiJ d ,ncuts
1nr md aunrovtni ar fhn I,c,ns.ro1I, Hiutn
iIakpt mid tllnu rut II ut tho St,,S Hatss
III ths way it npppifod IN aet tim rM,.
uyd nf untitnchluE Uct,luer,,cy undor soro
,s..s 80. te ~ W GnAntGs
, 1881-12-09
Mrs. Lallgtry OH tho Stnxc.

LulsHUIk EPt,rAL
Twicltenhnnl his tcels, md {S !uhnbEted hy
celebrated people. rore ilvud thetu; 50 did
Horace Waipolc. aud Kitty cliru, and Frances
lsruha1, Countess Wnh!rgraye; sir. Grant bur.
~ bus only Just gone nsy,y, md Mr.. Henry LII.
houchrro lives tkote STILL Aud thero .rc chari-
table penI'lo lke tho Twlnings, nud generous
pe1plo like thu Frtlkcs: 80 1t WIS decided that
nu amateur performance should DO given for
the benefit Ut st. 1uhn's Hospital. recently built
aud endowed by Miss TwInlng, ami Twckenhum
WIS ngog nce0rlli1Kly.
Mrs. Lnbnuclcru had promised to persuade
tho Jersey Lily to tito extent 0f her pn,yer, but
Wolsln Mrs. LnnKtry plny Or not1 Wis tho q1lcs.
tlon which set thu Thames OH fro from isle.
worth to lInmptou Court. whtn 1t became
known TINT Mrs. LanEtry wOnhl positively ap-
pear s!eEc Tor Tickets sas lall 10 Dr. l.cnthalls
houso, and Twicknnham matrons threatened,
after tho fndiaN fnsh!on. to sit D,oosna" ut
bis doorstep Until gool stalLs In tho fr'nl ro~s
wurc Hivcn unto thorn for tho hulf aulncns which
everybody seo.ned to have fonn,l Nil ut oare.
IhIs GuKUrAess WIS Increased whcn It was
thut Mrs. LatlKtry hui bron studying her partn
"A Flir fncountcr" With Mrs. lHuuuchcte.
sulne tlvolinesss was appnrcut On tho fourth
tho lott Of whom SIT Mr. Oscar Wilde, the white.
ness nE WhtlsD Crnvsle, p1ustrt,N, AE! wufsc1at
WIS relieved by u kGEchiuf or sl'ft!owcr htlr.
nuHed gArment. Immediately III iront Df tlcss
WAS I'LL unlrlc form, wloe. Aale, nnd n'Iun., ~.
mounted by 4 fMce to match, and abundant whlts
hair bc,.tncA gontly upun tho performance, Ill!
uccasioAnly tho helA tnrnul s!uwsy arouGl
towurd Air. Wldo and Mr l,nbou:hare., Tn!.
Ss Gs se tS ss eS %ps snewsis si:s III fro" ] in
Korgoous frack nt nl'uH!st lndhn 4. shnw!. n.
as est apRasa Rasa ws As s ot ''p a,,d pot p4soa y "
c,ltnp to itl pt1.l. tho NujlluGu WllrHIc1 up tna
, 1881-12-09

nx0ht 1tumIllhtIll~ StiOyyihg-Tllc NntlDu
Not In !. Position t0 Hielsncu Even Chill
-l1onur Of The l'ing Dependent Oh
Foreign Furtcar,,lee-Stylu OF Wars
Ships Most Accdctt-NEllnt Would Ilnr-
puN III Cune Of WAr With Il Ereut
Power.
Correspondence Nt,p FORK Ifrraid.
WAsHlSaroN, u. c., Dcu. 0.-Tho question OF
providing now vessels for thu navy. s,eh ns Will
ont,tlo tho Unltod States to bo rnl,kcll nnony
thu nations rcnly for defensive ur offensive wnr-
furG, Ia uppcrInuyt INV III naval circles. Tho
rGcent report Uf tho Naval Advisory Nouru,
wlIct, hns beon published In tho I{cr,lltl, fur
ilishes tho theme for consideration, hut the
Mctunl demands of tho t,Mvy nprca! moro ou-
phutteutly to Congress than tho Impressed Views
uf numbers ur the Advisory Bnard. The Iierr,ld
ualtorinl today. quilted IAN Imperative Duty"
renews Interest In tho snbJect and challenges
tho attention OF mcmbors 0t Congress ~ well us
oIlcelu Of tho navy. Opiulons or tho latter aro
n!ways pcrslnvAt, but particularly go ut thIs
prusHut tItnc, when tho requirements Of tho
Mvy in,purattvely donanl tho construction Of
urE,eu urulsora worthy of tito hume Ut vessels Of
Wur.
VIEWS OF NtAn-ApstINAI4 1t0D0Elss.
It0nr. Admiral John ltMlR1,n, who was prest-
de,t or tho Naval Advisory I3uard, Is ono OF tho
ul.cst anu best-ntoysrcA otccrs ct tho navy.
livlore, during, uru since the War I,o hns sucn
much sell bervlrG. Ills uplnfun iH, OF uUtrae,
entitled 10 great consideration nna weight,
"Our navy" ha suid TO your correspondent to-
duy " IL gH,pub.s nu,thqr ot Int,,ptiux r,uteriai
n"'H' ,'' h""t!''"a 10 """'l"'tu pFo.eouon from
tho 9ss'tt1tts oE eithor tntaa. untzll, or Hu1nus
Ayres, tt say nothing OF England, Franco, lGr-
rluny, itHly, or Spain. Taoro Mra coslp lplicatons
iu Ch!li WHICH possibly might lead to war. Shn
bas now In nor ports fully vuIpped ,,yp iron.
c,a. ,vht,h nn,t .t,,cnr ntf ;,n t,rot,,,a,,, Il,
.... ',.' s.a4 apFSa' M ",.., ~
tnfeo weoRs a3ter tho bog'hhtnH VI host'I't'es'
Wo could opposo nothing tu thonl on their why,
yotit titnm Tft,tm tirstroyinr thur aitv. E,trn
rpnnurca M wu have III tho pIcjtio tbpy cuulI
vino on Of exlstVticc befuro w9 eQull possibly
even If wu rn,lti iun,l ~, nrtny upun kor ronsts'
Two uf bor trUtlcia,s lott to xunrtl it wul,l Gf.
, 1881-12-09

january Int. Tito cnunl r,,,,,,.
i.Ii'Il ni',',+inr, with ~ nu,.,u" ,,n h TIA.
sSfvit' ~ ss ,ryay ey n.o ~" ,M E
II tiey 3,5 t" s tys H. s'Rt # w tn, N.S % sa 4
"tiler srt. l!kG tho Grle1,rAr '",t1k:: liz
!t f'.tf,iat, !" tiu Mnhits wh Tho c,,r , t'ef
s. nI sa" Si Trim hyt1E ttey ,n NJ !, en- m
rSierenca 70 tlIu cnnrnns death. r.tn tInri,ne IN
'rs I.s' IT,, ,'l s S"es their v"n,' VI fhst
ill., ill., il ery ISpGsss s aoxc ~ S', :ay *ce .n aas
Sthtn,is-r lrss IT hay a nr cent III nin,
k,e st 'nss rs.ofs rs Ur y%rI1i n gss la mhvs, hs
tlnscrnr'enls Thu company eat, MI, tty ,nenanrstss
dust IN tho eyes Ut suisi,lrrs IN "in r. thFis
nnohtabIy wi,rii they try It o., viii. s,, Sey iA
, 1881-12-09
slhl vnuary. especially the latter part Of his

Ntst.sa.
:" Atu,ths lN.ssc,l: tINrie VIVA nominated,
c!rct,s. sh0t died. mud lniriG Tho Srtl1t t.,rt,
md yrslar,lny lthe tlhy nn wsiuh 1lnyur was
rlcctctl, hut iMfirr the election hasl tukcn tach1
| mot tho AMtnp rentlennn III The sutnU n1nct, TT
h.iasness. md, recognizing myself Hnd nthors
who hEsl hec,, l'1,.scnt whtn his prediction was
tiihslc. ho inquired lr VIZ remembered what hn
hai1 nrclctct! md what wC thought "
i. We remembered. OF ctn,rac. at,l
thatiRlt It WIS II curious coincidence, or
n.'mehlnH OF tho surt, and h. WIS
thou asKttl II hc hal my othcr prc!tntohs. IL
Ishkn. fts sattt: Yes. Arthur Will by i'm
leI.enc md ,s Al.crcasor viii he ,tsa.,sI,lnsed:
during lsA. thern Will lie civil war IN this eit,t
try. and Grant will TO ut tho hend uf tho urnsy
nEMiu.'
:" When questioned ~ to his method OF know-
Ing. or htw tic rcatl tho future. NJ eDll give no
explanation except Tint he could sec these
things with his tiliiltl'A vyu.
inuttt nntu Ut hts prediction, mud have It
here III my nleihurnhtlinl, and | tht,,t1ht yOtt
w,Hti1 lie intcresteu iii tho story. What .to you
think nf IT."
"'rhlnk It a Kood newspaper itptn," wns the
rGStUElSe+ d.
, 1881-12-09

ASA INV hGeun n suit yesterday for sl,6O0
aEn1nst Wells FerrIn.
Charles Fruzur nnd r, II. Williams sued Ilcl-
ford, CIMrke u co. for $l,DUl.
Thc Ety Of ChiGtXb uhlnInoncctl II suIt III stcht
npuItst Jutu Hun, Christian Cussenun, Eharlrs
snkup, and lssynm LAthrop, laytng .lM1n.lues ut
$.,NW.
Sylvester s!tley and II. W. dudley bcgnn
suIt tor f5,OH, Charles Clement nI,1 others fnr
Film. Hrtl W. T.. ilirlUck Hi,tI uthers nrv for
Il ,kht nEn!ns. Lazarus SIlvGrtlA1,.
j. II. Guon uud utllcrs sued Eruuk 4. Duvlln,
a. Ia llURnrt, mud HeOrRg y. UINir fur $a1.UN.
Charles urecn brought suit for $l,U0J against
George ruclIschu.
, 1881-12-09

Asldo tram Glenn and welt.kcpt stseess H.. oya. u
S.nw. wrItrs fho rUrrcslrlIulont ur Tue spl.rTy p.ry
ileII ttu. ana ths i. iii having np"is s,Trs. snr,i
corlur Giuv sign with ,hn lial,,c q Luz inis
Inllhtud HpOh II IN pfnlll, Whit !.elt.,nrtIrn 81
sug aboss the city, atI uo .!os r.! WV si'ms Yo,s,
% clfely around lauls';, ,Su y s ~ Hsc fss ~r:
i,n1s. t,artiuiy washed or Thcis, II, intt,rnt.,ns .ns
wias streois. tic atnu IL ottn p, put ,t,1' %'" lt ut
ian.p post l udtlon-ant o.! tSssuaa,S,c Ss a, 1utt
SuIow ihe iaMp. Tne peculiar e'"s" " H'II tte.e M
ruxilarty Il, shupo und appsarSn,fis., ,i., -! strastr
sgua atlruct thu vse at once, attu tu Mueu
liz Now iurk, is " often necessary ~ Hat tu1
tbs tlMts,u OF street, II + sttl's" 'int patsa
Amcricitt metropolis ssonla ait',t,'rt,,cv, ~. MI
Hee tAat tlIu- -ehckte4 nlnn viii sHen sxIln
, 1881-12-09
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


SouT,I BESI,, tasl.. Dec. $50 much having
been said 6cnncerNlnK UuitcnuA trial A,ld dc.
scrts, un ied 10 suHnest thAs tho tiuslurtis "In.
Bpiratton theory hu given IL full aud Eusisluc-
tory test, by pushing tho trLnt n,ll conytutlon ns
speedily IA pussihle, ard then proceeding 10
hMnH the cuIprlt ntpnrdtnw IL inw, und " his
turieru In his teha,f and savt him; uilu II hu IL
t,tit ~ pFoeeted, ha Will oecupr hls prlper posi-
uun bulure tho public. W. M.M.
, 1881-12-09

becky Williams frnn iucUb williams. OH tito
Efnu!,s1 uf cruelty.
ll.lYu llarnuli Er,t,,tni n slccrce to Ferdinand
Mr's1ir rruln Caroline sooss,irr on tho yroutla
or ueserllOlt.
, 1881-12-09
SMl0Oll LQrrt,at.x.
III fh Editor t,f Ihe f.5fc,tno Tt{tn,n&

1U H4d 7saItbF u lNe LN|tlFQ1 1f50Inf.
DAVID CRY, Eol IIcc. 1.-To ono living In
community wiiuru sloons.s uoMpacuntty amtLc
at getting OH with FLU Ia *i,Ou0 license, tho
Kravity with which J0t, pr,pusu to rase theu,
FROM $50 10 $100 ls ho,npwhAt iu,Iuro,la. III Ne
h,'aslla village of 1.UU nicuty supports threu
xNU s,ltoDns. f"ll would hu astDniahud ut tho
nMmbor Of sAla0ns yu4 w,atAl rutai1l at $t,UO.
AMI you will find TINT II you not II noyo,ae,.t Ut
thut aort !,lauRnrascd tile better" BaIoo H.
lists will asHlst you. 1t by ll,U MD Ut Ul,ilhu
hiMdD lA9 S!uuulnb law a*l.tUu llLvllspl, aud by
their heip Att orlllNAncc fur It's enforcement
VIVA gnAGtcd In otnnhH. 1t iH n siHnteAnt rNut
when once oatablshod Al high figure.
(iYu. r. HRnWN
, 1881-12-09
The Blodgett Case Sent to the
Jury, Which Is Still
Out.
A Neat Device by Which Mr.. Thomas
Was Deprived Of. His
Speech.
Judge 1saruum decides 10 Grant n
New Trial III The Firman
Cnsc.
The stauuard aud Eystor Murder Gases
Still on Hearing,

before Judge Smith.
Judge t,oolh began tho openi,r argument
N,.ITn.t,,v ,r,ornnn,, o,,, ,i,,,,,t, i, vn..ur
day norIins. closing ap"nt half pnst ii o's'ock,
or tho Irrcuso he wut,ll submit tho cuso without
T,,r,h,r nr,,,,r,or, nr ~, ,,,a,r,.mInn. ~ t,m
Court.
rn''nas, who wss expecting to make long clos.
me,ta'r!y. lie gut up very much excited, p,,a
1nry. '''''''
Mr, McCarr replied that hc unlers,tusl ttlo
rule 10 i'e lint where q 'hrre-to.,rs speech haa
~ w,.s entitled to stop i!rsher delay by walv, NY
Al1ht -! 70 10.
N'ES Sh.iin s snin nn So ntacrstnnn INC Inie;
cagE intended t. spesk;
~ MelhKE fep!.eu tiat ~ hs ntt1 hoI gwen hhy
Mr. Thonus lt.tiniaicl ,tInt lie Court was not
1aaT 10 ctlt MIN ~! y stici = est'srr utiuHe.
Ths ade. n1lawoleu @ M tnat y y, ! meant
..,,Ir,. HontI, inh ,nau', IN utd ,,,ircss' mid II
MIR. ,rhomns tulloweI l,u wuithl bo Obliged sub.
kinntr:ly to repent what hnu nireltly heeli well
s; Ms i w. ucst wy !" n"ut 10 t'9 WELL
twsMty.nyc yrars' pructc", If ic was wr,uas
1t wus too lutte to lcnr.l luw.
Mr. lhotl1s amt.etl TINT he 'y''s very much
s snm r.,,t "hs tI ",s ,at 10 n ~ s M
et , rEna ~ 'naRs .is. ine,t .tnx
q 10y bu. exeeetnuy on'p,,alIe lo'le, ;" ~ isse
~ : s."n ~ az at ~ u"s a.n!nh!!nE ~
sm9 ., 10, To- s,ns tms ,yan ,aa nno F"t"ef p""l
spS!s"rs ~ set.rn 10 sn1pS tho comn
~ a, @ T., Mf"hrg ~, " III" sa ~ H., a ~ wIr
,ne !"u!es p.esSn il @ Mt WITS 4, ~ sypamS Will
1s, i IT, 14 , ] 'n S hs s M % T'. VI.
I'*lb NAHet AhkA v C1Oth ~ ttAov WIN ~ "Oh
, 1881-12-09

SuREHInn CDuMT - COsFESsIoss-F Flrwel!,
Miller l. Cu. Wy. Henry I,oleisosl. ss, ss,41dEl--SamC
vs.. sul1Ir, s!.,OI1.-Slne VI. snule, $G.llu,
,IutN,E BAMf-ucnrHg ". htpchnn ct al. ys.
August Wentlo, s,!tNk-J. u. Smith VI. John D.
Young and Mlctacl lfenny, f4il.A,-lL. ".
Nieucrt. Ut al. vs.. O,fn f.einiba.h. $:EEi13-
~
.1uunE SM1vn--O. s. Spruxte u nj. w. s. J. Tay,
$.shIj-ll. II. relrcc vs. Martin T., Iiule, $3jl-
.lnhn Mnrstts, Ut n1. VI. Frank y. DyvlI, George
y. 1tlnlr, ulll \. l.. !ha9Nrt, $1Et:t}
cLnGUtr cnuIT .iuIWE ltUt!ERs : I'atrick
sllnehAn Va. Frtn!e pursnelee; verdict. $l.l=i-
II. v. Kerwt,s vs.L. r. Kelly; verdict, $l.isl und
motion Tor new trtnl,
, 1881-12-09

JunGE DRuMMUSn-In ctlutnbprs.
IifE'dE Dltsi@'ETT-Cnll uf criminal calendar.
APPELLATE EuunT-No cullnt. NJ call Until
further n0tcc.
Jrp0E GAuy-Assists Judge Anthony. No
case 0,t trinl.
JUnt,E SMlr,I-So llrst call. Trial call Nos.
4G1l, has, i.1a.., 4.s5t Hiss M rnsG NJ, trN
JUDGE WiLi.lAMst'S-Asstst1 .It,,,uo Smith.
No, 4.Ga, flurK VI. ChicHgo i Western 1nlnnu
ltnlruul Company. un trial.
JInIE ASIlEOXy--tss:.!, GsO. Bs0 TO GsI, 0ss tsH.
Ga tu 6Eh e s 40 to 7Ni. I'M tu 'ds, III, III, Ti6
III nnu rs, inclusive. M cRAg IN triAl.
JUDGE utitbSEn-Set vnsc :sa. llnrJtnE ~.
EusElI't1l. at1tl cAlelhlur Nos. Il, !, A1a &. No.
h.a, Cummings VI. .Aycrlll, Uu hcurluH.
lu!a.E !s.niEn!@So tlrs! cal!; rsiai call 15y,
Wheeler " Wilson Manufacturing cntapu,iy vs..
Salon. IN trtnl, .- '.... ~. 49, -.. --
JrtNlE s.tAS--lT ls5 1so, Isl, ss. ls i.t:. l!ri,
lvs III. l!st, III, 1HS. ls'. as. M. 1s:, Chcn4o
Furniture Cuu1lshny W. Mum. nn trIu.
dElHiE ilAwis-s:s.s. :.s', IN. :sii :sEi No, Gt,
CArl5ou ". l.ln'i!ierG. III, trlnl.
.IuUliE BAfSuM-sGt ItlNttCrR. ..,
JulrlE L,t,M,s-Nus. Az, D. 10, ~, i04. II, ~,
~, III II. II. K' II, N, lUi, ls To, IL, III, IT,,
III, l;U. III, III, LII. III. lii. at,1 Lii.
, 1881-12-09

Bee that THU -chcKtcI INN W!tn sten ste1n syrup >
couKn-Ae hus usyer USED ur. bull lalouAD
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-03

Christian TX, of Denmark, Is absut to
visit Russia, Germany, and France.
John W. Bookwalter's Springfield,
Ohio, Opera House was dedicated Mon
day evening. It is q fine structure.
The Rev. e. q. Cogs well, the historian,
hf] resigned the position of Principal OF
the Northwood N. II y Academy, after a
faithful service Of six cen years.
Captain Cook, the Garfield hero OF
Brownsville, Ohio, is now urged by his
friends as q suitable candidate for Post
master Of Newark, OHIO. The Newark
Evening Neps, an Independent Demo-
cratic newspaper, has come out strongly
In favor OF his appointment. and beliey Yea
that It would be approved by the entire
community.
Evangelist Moody and family will sail
for Europe on the oath Instant.
General Fnzbugh Lee will marshal
three thousand Virginia militiamen at
Yorktown.
Senator Hill, of Georgia, and Mrs.
Hill are at the Coutinentil. The visit IS
on private business.
John Wanamakur will sail from LII yer.
pool for home septem Der 20 on the steam.
ship Britanic.
W. Ii. Cheetham, member of Parlia.
ment, OF Manchester, England, Is ut the
Girard House. He Is ON q pleasure trip
General William NJ. Gregg, of ElmirsI
N. Y, died at the residence OF relative
in Tunkhannock, II. Y, yesterday morn
ing.
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RAILROAD ExTENsIoN.--The Will
mington and Northern Railroad
Company are to be commended for
the liberty they have displayed in ad-
vancing their tracks to accommodate
our local manufacturing establish
ments. This road we are told will
soon be extended to the River Della
ware and connections made with the
River Shore road on the New Jersey
side, and thus with other roads Tor
Cam1en, Philadelphia. Cape may and
New York. In the mean time the
company are putting their road IN
complete order. In few days they
will commence grading tracks to the
several works on the South Side. A
track will be run TO the site of the
new foundry of the Lobdell Car
Wheel Company, and to the New
rolling mill, and another to the Dia-
mond State Rolling Mill, at the Old
Ferry, and to Johnson's forge, neal
Third street bridge, South Side
Their extension OF tracks will greatly
facilitate the industrial enterprises o
the owners of the several works ant
tend to make the South Side what i
ought to be, one of the best sites TO
manufacturing enterprises in tn
country. Nearly the whole Of tn
low ground there is exempt from taxa
ton as soon as it is covered with i'm
provements, and to large establish
ments that cover much ground in larg
cities, where ground has becom
valuable and is highly taxed, an in
ducement is offered that should no
be overlooked.
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The Meat seId in some Markets.

$3.50 sNN~ A1AfNaNSAs
A physician, in passing through the
Sixth-street Market early last Saturday
morning, obsert ed a butcher In the act
OF tllciDg steaks from large piece of
meat that y upon a block, and he also
observed that the piece presents a varie-
gated appearance-oue side being of
red aud healthy hue, the other very dark,
as II hiled with coagulated bloud. On
closer inspection IL became evident to
him that the diseoloring proceeded from
an ugly bruise received by the bullock
from which the piece bad been cut, and
while this bullock was yet alive. There
vas not only an abundance OF coagula,ed
blood, but evidence that the tissues had
been thoroughly disintegrsted. The bull
lock, n UGH Of which was no doubt sary-
ed upon last Saturday mornings break
fast tables, might have been healthy
enough, but this particular part, as for
bidding as the bruised part of any kind
Of frait, was diseased, and ought TO have
been condemned. IL had become dis
| eased, as Is the "black and blue" spot on
any portion of a human body where a
bruise has been sustai ned. Decomposi-
ton had not progressed far enough to
make the meat rank, butt was UNIV hole
some and liable to poison the blood OF
the person who ate 1t.
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sATU RDAY, 81 pr. 8. 1881.
A PLEASANT TRIP.- The owners

A PLEASANT TRIP.- The owners
of the low steamer, "City of Worces-
teri have shown their appreciation of
our city by rendering free ride to
the members Of the City Council to
New York, on her initial trial upon
salt water. 1t is not often that our
City Council have an opportunity
offered them, and no doubt they ap-
preciate the present very highly
and our citizens should feel that they
are honored in the respect that has
thus been paid their representatives,
The City Council is not too literally
rewarded for their services, and il il
not to be expected they should refuse
TO accept SO inviting an opportunity to
make the run down the bay and
around the oapes by ocean to New
York. In such weather as we have
had for the past month q trip to the
ocean ID enjoyable but on such {
magnificent steamer as the Worcester
il made doubly so. Hence it is mo-
at all surprising that the whole body
Of the City Council should have gone
ON her If nothing interviewed to pre-.
vent. We wish our City Fathers
and all the rest Of our citizens wht
Rave been SO fortunate rs to be one o
the guests Of the Captain and owner
Of the Worcester a pleasant ride, ant
hope that the splendid palace upoI
the water may be found as rapid ant
seaworthy in every respect as he
looks betoken her, and that her own
ers may be SO pleased with her as l.
order the building Of duplicate O
her very shortly.
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NEW UAsILk COUNTY. 3. s.

The State OF Delaware to
the sheriff Of New Castle
\ SEAL county dresting; whereas.
ton to the Judges OF our superior Court.
filed in the office OF The PrOth Jnotary OF
the said Court, In and for the cou ety OF
New Castle. for tho cause OF cpmpisint
therein n legged, has made app icaiion TO
our said Judges that decree may epro-
nOunced dissoivIng the marriage exist
ing between the Petitioner and her hus-
band, Thatcher Chase.
We, therefore, com mand you, rs you
have been heretofore commanded, that
you sum I'm III That cher Chase SO that he
be apd appear before the Judges OF our
said Court ~ the next term thereof, TO be
held at Wilmington on Mond y, the
twenty eighth day OF November next, W
answer the allegations OF tie said petit
ton, and also 10 snow cause, II any he
should not be made dissolving the mar.
risge existing bet ween him and the said
petitioner, according TO iin act OF Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, an q
also TO do and receive wh the said
Court shall then and there consider con-
cerpiug him in This b half, Ms to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provis ons OF the Sid act of As
sembly and have you then and t,.ert
this writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. Com.
eggs, Esquire OF Wilmington. the twen-
ty-hfth day A. May. a. u. Eighteen hun.
dred aud eighty-one.
go. A. MAX WELL.
frothoDotary.
Issued, June IA, 1881. ! l7-3 os
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His Last Dose.

Said sufferer from kidney troubles,
when asked to try Kidney Wort, "I'Ii
try 1t but II Will be my las: dose. The
man got well, and Is now recommending
the remedy to all.
When arrangement of the stomach acts
upon tbs kidneys and liver bringing dis
ease and pain, Kidney Wort is the true
remedy. Itremoves the cause and cures
the disease. Liquid VERY co1centratedl
or dry act equally efficiently an. Cul.
tivdior.