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Rereuaded.

Last evening, q number of the mem
bers of the Norma Society club, called ct
the boarding house OF their fellow mem
ber, f. Grier, on Fifth street, below
Lombard, and rendered him calithum-
plan serenade. Mr.. Grier was recently
united liz wedlock to Miss Maggie Feb
renback. After the. serenade, the seTe-
naders partook of refreshments at the
expense of the happy bridegroom.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
scarcity arRaexas.

Wilmington butchers now complain
of serious scarcity of good beeves,
which they say Is worse than 1t has been
for years. Some attribute the scarcity
to the European shipments, which, they
say, are just now beginning to have a
marked effect upon the beef supply of
this country. Others think the whole
sale destruction of cattle by the great
foods in the West, and The interruption
to railroads also caused by these foods,
are the main cause of the scarcity. The
local supply Of go ID beeves is also lin
tied, by reason OF the lateness OF the
grass crop and q short supply OF hay
tor food.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Meetings TO.NIElll
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For RPHILADKLPHIA.-l.58 30. $50. 7IU,
$40 900, VI 9.56 lQ.30. 1853 q. m. 12.l6
H12.4a. 2U5, 2.sO, 400, 652, $40, ga, 9.66,
lO.U0 p. m. sundays, l.eS, 40, $40 am;
FoR SHw 1V 20 aoaE@l @ s g, l2c @ Ss6, 9oO s55,
1853 a. M; sl2. AS, los. $50, 6.44 .. m.
Sundays, Los. 2.2J q. M, 6.62 I.44 p. m.
FOR BALTIMoRE.-f2.5l, 2.l2, 7.55, S.38 a.
m. l2.55. si.O4. AS. $50 p. m. sun
FoR WAsHiseToN.-L2 L26i, 2.12. 4U2; 7:55.
S.38 q. m.; Ia55, sI.O4. $50 p, m. Sun
days, l2.6l, 2.l2, 4.U2, 7.65 a. m.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
rIoNs. -l2.5i. S.SS a. m, lAo6, 4l.5 p. m.
The AS p. IN. train stops at way sta
tions only beLw cen Perryvills and
Baltimore. Sundays, 1851 q. m.
PERRYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATES STA
TIoNS -4.B p. m.
For NEW CAsrLH.-8.OO 8.a5, a. M; l.O6
10, $50. p. IN. No sunday trains.
HARRINGToN AND INTERMEDIATES STA
TIoNs.-9 IS a. MI Los. B.2o p. m. No
Sunday trains.
vo vMS'3o a. M; 10 p. m:
Fob WILMINGTON & NoRrHERN X. H.
~ a. NJ; 800, 5.0o p. In. No Sunuav
FOR DELAWARE WESTERN Il. Rib
mn "1 a. M; 6.35 p. m. No Sunday trains.
HAlNs S ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
ZION PHILADELPHIA.-l243 AGA 7.52,
~ ~ ia, 4.SO AL, $40, 6.fb, $40. 800.
S1s' S9' M4o, Ills p. nj. sundays, 1915,
'i, az, %, 10 lO q. m; ~, lO.45, Ills
FROM NEW YoRK.-aO4, 222, 7.52, 8.ss, a
Nj R46, sl.02.4 Al, $40 p m. SUI
r.sys 2.O4, 2.22, 7.52 q. IN.
noA bALTIMoRE.-l.63,2 bA 2H. 05 ll.35
~, J2.41 2.O0, $40, 6.8S, $50 p. m. sum
Eeays, :oS. 2l4 q. m. 6.46, 6.3S $50 p. m.
EhoA WAsHINaToN.-l.63,2 2.l4. l1.35 u.
~. l2.4l, 200, s. 40, 6.3S p. M. sun
Fpays i.oS. 2.l4, a, M; 6.46, 6.8S p. m,
Epos, SkRRYYILLE Ohly-9.Oo a.m.
IN new CAsrLE.-S.4S, D.3o, H. M; l2.OI
poM 6uo p. m. No Sunday trains.
LON DELAWARE X. Rs. 45 o.. IN !; 2.0i
oOo ?. IN. No Sunday trains.
ION WILMINGTON ~ NORTHERN IL. h
e,vc q. M; l2.06 6.45 p. IN. No Sunda,
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-S.0
a. NJ. 2.l5, y. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
rAILADELPHIA-Broad street Depot
oo'oo, a.S0, s.l1, lJ..,J, ll.JO, Il.45 q. m; I.5
GV, S50, 800. 4.3O, 6.l5, $40 $40, S.0O, ,e.4
uVO, l1.8O p. m. Sundays, 7.U6. $50 u. N
po.0O. S.00. a.46, 1000, ll.3O D. m.
hiLADELPHIA-MarkG street station
oniy@LlS q. m sI2.26 a, m. sun
figures marked thus (s) denote Tia
limited express train.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Point Breeze Park.

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1881.
This wes the FIRST day of the spring
trotting meeting at Point Breeze park.
The race for three minute ola : wcs won
5y Princes, Effe taking the first. Time,
2.33t-2,34-3. .3O-22e4.
The second race, for the 2.22 class.
was won by Alexander, who took the
the frst, third and fourth heats, Robert
McGreRor, taking the second. Jersey
Boy secured third place. Time, 2.22i-
2.22-2, ,Z2-2.23-2.22A.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

War ON New Orleans Gambling
Houses.
Mayor Shakespeare, of New Orleans,
La, has ordered the chief of poll to
close all gambling plscfs in the city not
within certain prescribed limits, and to
forbid the opening of any new ones with
Ia those limits. He also calls for an ear
ly report of any gambling house where
minors are permitted to enter, where
disorder occurs, or from which complai nts
come of unfair dealing, and says that it
10 his intention on being satisfied of the
truth Of any such charge to cause such
houses to be Immediately and irrevoca-
bly, closed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Bangor CONNER cial (Dem., May.l4.

When Conkling went to Mentor he
disdaiped Garfeld's humble tea-tabls,
he says, and sat In another room
feeding from lunch basket. Nothing
could prevail upon him to take tee In
the house of an Ohio President-elect.
General Garfield ought to have known
better than inv to such an epicurean TO
a feast of dried-apple sauce, hot biscuits
and bohea. Chr Rinpagne 10 the primate's
evening beverage. IL Is that which pre-
serves the golden aureole upon his Jove-
like brow. " ~ sf~
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Jumped The Track.

This morning as the north bound
freight train on the Wilmington d North
ern r. r., was approaching Newport Pike
crossing, three fiat cars jumped the track
and were thrown across the Delaware
Western tracks. Fortunately no one
was hurt and the only dams3e done YVES
a slight breaking of the cars, ard de-
tention Of The train.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Sir James Paget, President British
Medical Association, says that 10000
deaths are annually caused by nervous
diseases in England and that there is no
more powerful and effectual nervous
tonic than the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beof
Tonic, is evidenced by the emphatic tes-
timony OF the most eminent physicians.
Caution-Beware of cheap, worthless
limitations under ours and similar names.
Ask for Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic. Re
collect that for malaria, debility, sick
headache, dyspepsia, monthly suffering
maVlF 8t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
The Fire Alarm.

The fire alarm telegraph poles, 207
In number, are now all IN position, and
this MOI ming the setting Of the wires
was commenced. This work will be
completed by tomorrow evening, after
which the Instruments will be put In.
II 10 now thought the system will be
completed within two weeks.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Conarmation Appointments.

Bishop Becker, Of this diocese, bas an
nouHced the following appointments for
the rites of confirmation: On Sunday
morning next at st. Panl's, Fourth and
jackson streets; and In the evening, st.
James, Lowering Avenue below Riddles
Road. On Sunday, June 2nd,St. Mary's,
and the following Sunday at st. JOS
cps. The dates for services in the other
church of the diocese have not been an
uounced.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

THE Baltimore Sun entered upon its
forty fifth year yesterday. 1t is one Of
the most accurate and reliable news
napers in the country, and model of
s,cellepce. 1t is sure to be filled with
tbe latest news, and has wide corres-
nondeuce that IS rarely equalled by
anv journal. Its success has been re-
markable and it deserves 1t all.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
GONE 20 Atlantic city.

Joseph Orme, well known in this
city, having disposed of his hotel busi-
ness here, has removed to. Atlantic
City, where he has purchased the Del
aware County House, on Pacific and
Georgia avenues. Mr.. Orme will be
pleased to see any and all of his friends
that visit Atlantic City during the
present season.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Governor Cornell yesterday yssoed the
He'll Gate PiloLage bill allowing sli
coastwise vessels to be freely navigated
between T1rog's Neck and Hunters
Point by their own oficers. As the Law
now stands in consequence OF the veto
every vessel which trayerses this pas
sage must pay certain fees TO certain fav-
Ored pilOte for services not performed.
He'll Gate pilotRge is known In CONNER
cial circles as -sRepublican brigandage."
World.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Tho Reason why.

The tonic effect of Kidney y-Wort is
produced by its clearing and purifyiDR
acti on on the blood. Where there is q
gravelly deposit In the urine, or milky,
ropy urine from disordered kidneys, lt
cures without fail. Constipation and
piles readily yield to its csthartic and
heahpg power. Put up In dry vegetable
form or liquid. (very concentratedl,
either act prompt and sure.-Troy Bud
x,of
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
GA CHILD OF THE STATE.

This evening Hoey Il Hardie's COM
bination will appear in George Hoey's
great emotional drama of "a Child of
the State"
This is one of the most powerful
dramas now being presented and is by
some of the critics announced even bet
ter than "a Celebrated Case" or the
"Galley Slave" The company Is one Of
tine best now travelling, and there should
be large audience to greet it.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Police Cases.

At the hearings this morning before
the Mayor, Joseph Emmett and Emma
Hopkins, were committed to New Cas-
tie for 10 days as vegrants.
John McElvaily, for drunk and dis
orderly conduct wa required to pay 81
aud costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
gas 9aiIy Sasttte.
FIRST EDITION.

1r,sa great shame that 50 many
.,,ss :. on this Continent and the ada
poOt ;s,.nds know SO little OF the Uni
oe s a,a,oa which have grown beside
.eu 80 70 outnumber in population
'nom .0'r government of Europe except
pnssIs. Vr,uI and continue their trade with
.ha old transatlantic despotisms, when
:. ohor,d he done with US. The reme-
dv for this should be found speedily.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Robertson viii be confirmed 90 Col
lectoI; the Senate will adjourn; the ADJ
mlnistration will remain serene; when
Conkling and Platt return TO Washing
ton they will find the whole business set-
tied, and possibly they will then begin
wondering, like everybody else, what
they made all this fuss about.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
NEW Al IDvERTasRnrENIxs.
HE puwr. EC HEALTH.

THE PUEBLO HEALTH
Il CAUTION i-All persons are cau.
tiont 1 against throwing into the streets
or up0n vacant lots, sny
DEAD ANIMAL Or XEGEIAnLh
MATTER. DFFAL, REFUSE OR
RUBBISH
of auy kind that may be Injurious to the
health or offensive TO smell.
Ali persons are req quesh 10 report to
the Secretary Of the Bos I'd any neglecE
in the removal OF garbage Aany 0efecnve
drains or traps, aud any nuisances OF
whatever kind that may Escape the notice
of the Executive Omcers.M
As II ls not The Intention OF the Board
to intrude unnecessarily upon any enes
ali persons are respectfully req uested to
receive the officers politely when in the
discharge of their duties, and assist them
in Obtaining any Information necessary
for the sanitary Improvement Of the city
F3y order o ( the Board OF Health.
DIR. l.. p. BUSH, Prestdent.
Z, B. FRAZER, Secretary.
AxEoUTIvE oFTICERs.
Eastern District-a. B. .UndsrwoOd. No.
1915 King street.
Western DiBtrtot-James OTooles Nos
al West Eleventh street, H
mayls-2w -rv
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Every moment of our lives every PAT ant
~ . 20, IN m anew. This work Is ao-
comSlished by the blood. but II the blood
Soes not perform Its work properly tne
system Is poisoned. Cleanse ,'s sns PsTHo piI1s
Harmlsss, but efficient.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
ssI.ucIx In FOrtuna.n

and until one tries he cannot tell whether
or not his ''luck" is fortunate. There
fore, buy q ticket in 32d drawing OF Com
monweaith Distribution Co., which lakes
place without fail, at Macauley'B Theatre
May 3lst.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
Unnbnted Ruccenn

Of the popular series OF Drawings of the
Commonwealth Distribution 20, S2d
Drawing May 3lst. when Sl75,4 Will be
given away. Whole tickets ~, halves.
u. Address Il. M. BoARDMAN, Courier
Journal Building, Louisville, KY; or T..
J. Cumerford, 800 broadway, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

IL is strange any one win suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will re-
store health 10 the ph hysical organization.
IL is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the, BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Svphi-
lttc disorders, Weakness Of the kidneys,
Eryslpelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases Of tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, etc.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

II bah les could talk, they would often
express their thanks TO their nurses, fer
relieving them of pain and suffering, by
the use or DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Now is the time TO try your luck. and
m better means Ia offered TO persons CT
small capital to win fortune Of mode-
ra te sixe than an Investment OF " IN Ine
neWt dra wIng OF the Commonwealth Dis
tributIun Co., which takes place May
0Iat.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

mOfali sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, ait might have
been"
The above quotation was forcIbly
brought TO mind the other day by hear
ing n Young lady remaIk 4 that she would
NOT now be dying with Consumption If
she had taken Stne's Syrup OF Tar.
Wild Cherry and HOrekOund. In
No. mber last, and cured her colo, as a
friend of hers did.
NoTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
rsestorer Is the marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped ffee.-
Send 70 9S1 Arch Street Philp Selphia,
ont 2O-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Mothers you can r elIeve } our baby o
It's dIscom fort without adn. inisterfng
opium, that deadly drug, by using Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Gen. BeaureGard has finished the firs
volume of his history OF the war.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain 10 Man or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-18

Figures marked thuR (s) denote the
limited express train,
, 1881-08-29

npEyrHn OF THE THEATRICAL sEAsoN
Vln .lrn,,u,Iu season In Cl,Icut,,, Inns t.ucnp.(
II, I, promising wpy. t;uoti ptuys have lycei,
urcscnletl NJ two l,pusca. n,uI lilo ,.cturs en-.
uascd IN ttu performances Tins fur lulyc
been Of ,auro tl,al, s,ycrapu ability. Tho ,,at.
rut,aur Ius beu,, liberal, Two tl,untrcs l,,.yo
been constantly er,,y.tetl, u,rd II there l.au
bcc,, flnrc uIru uyrsIlnw nltcl.tg3 might
llnyu brur Ilchl with a,l,antusc. Tho claims
ur Cfirn.t ID, bu considered I, ttr;,utlttc se.
,yc second III .,,,urtu,,c., atI1y In Scw iurk
,.rc gr;ttlunIy ,rlJ, yrcDs,,tzrtl 1y tho 1,tt,-
fr,sluu, Tlc city In, tcct,t,e u iuy,sit uttc
tur tlr production ut ,rw puys ,,,It Tho tlGht,i
NJ lltw candidates for stusc hollors. 'rtlls Is
nut puly lycralsc thu audiences lre intelligent
ouI kiu,l, but brcu,lsc thu critics Ut tlc ,uily
pruss. III Il clAss, ure generally recognized ~
being ci,,,sll, uiul discriminating.
Tho uniun Su,1uro 'riuyttrt, cu,upuNv Is
now giving a series of enioynbtu pcrforu.
nurrs nj lin t}ranl t)tnra.]lutlsr. Tl,u spcc-
tucuIar prwluc,fo1 OF "Tju World" I,us
hist ro,,elndrd II romarkubty t,rusprruus r1,n
Mt Mcylckcr's T'l1vutro, Miss ltcnrtcttn
vutlurs. nm urlress Of established rpp,,t,t-
tim. II II, mike lu.r ,ltb,tt ns Il star y ut
ffeniryss 'rhnntn tn.ui.l,. usti :, nn,y ,,lay
ontltIr,t "St,nttpwsn will bc presented IN.
morrow. Twp u,sy tl,eutrrs or large sc,,tln1
ca,ucity--lIayurly's un,l Tho Cri,erlon-wIll
sllortty be u,unc.i, tIo farmer to l,e devoted
TO )lsl,rtyss t,u,nn ard t,,e latterto tho moro
rcp1ltnb]o or,ler ut yariety cntortaiu,1c,,ts,
11luro will bc tlteu In tno clty four or five
thea,rcs regularly enraue.t II, tl1o prui1,ctIon
, 1881-08-29

1r seems TINT Dislrict-4Atlorl.ey Curkllill
was accrulllsti will, ii statement tliat lie dill
mol 1nuku--yix.: that l,u Ind knowledge III
II conspiracy to lsiII t;uitenu by asuw torture
In tic event Of tic Presidents death. What
hc did say WIS that hu Is informed OF tle
existence of II formidable organization tllu
purpose nf which Is tn make snrc Tint
ti1ltuau shalt not cscapp punishment. alHl
which dues hot intend tl,at tlc shall ever be
taken to M i.lsa,tu asylum alive. Col. C0rk.
Till adds: II dnnt lelioyo regiment uf
so!tlicrs cout,t prevent thcm from ,ccous-
pllshlng their p,trp,'sr," md he Is probably
right; tic tllsanc dotlgo will never work II,
(stitcntI's c.tsp.
, 1881-08-29
Wilt. tho I'itistorcttn stand up and answer

Wilt tho J'itlstorctt1l stand up anil answer
question or two:'
/. You sny Tile Tribune Il committing
"plracy" Oh Jennings special to the H'"rld
BY copying It after tho 1Fnrld Is published.
Tray tell how long IL Is since you ccased
committing thu sa,no Kind Of "plracy" OIL
tho World?
4. For how many years did yu,a commit
that sort of piracy oil Srnuley's cahlets letters
10 the Suw York 1'rlbtnof And dill yost
not quit the practice only two weeks ago,
and In consequence of going to press too
carly 10 get them Into sou columns?
=. 1iaye yot not "ptratcd" OIL tho New
York Herald every morning tint 1t COLI
tatncd my cablo specials for the last slr
lcarx, or siuco the beginning Of tho Rnssu-
Turkish war?
4. Did you not cease this "piraticaI !"
practice only few slays ago, ai,d then
sintply because you went to press tou early
to get tho IIcrdld's specials into your publ
cnti0n?
3. On wllat moral grounds 10 you charge
my one with "pirney" for doing wilnt yoit
first commenced, approved, mid prncticcd
for six years, aud only quit when you coli
cluslcd to try tic experiment OF going to
press without The news?
, 1881-08-29
PERSONALS.

Senator Sherman l,as returned to Ohio
from hls Wcstnrn "trip lle repurts nil the Ar!.
xosIa fonces III g0ol order.
There IL no doubt Of the titness OF co!ored
incn for tho posIiton ut ConrnlssarY. Lieut..
Fl1ppcr got nway With $l.oo0.
Mr.. Tiltlei IL in tile Willie Mountains II
any OF t4o White Mountains urt missing In 4
week or so VIC sha!l know whit Aus bceune ot
them.
Mr.. Conklh,g has purchased oae Of tie
Thousand islanla. We presume Mr. Plais
purchaso ur ntluthcr Will bo announced In aad day
or two.
X hotel "to be ruiz oil American ptlntl
pies" Is to l1 1n.ilt IN l.oldnl. Contracts for
furnishing THO a!urks With uIatuu1d pInt hare
alrcat,y tcoit tet.
i Il Ctnclitlnt( strcet-cur company takes
trnIe.doIlars 1T o. ccnts. and pass ts'e'fl to ~
drivers ns full dollars. 1hIs Is probably sh'
much. talkcl-1r Ohio Idea.
A beautiful bella or Del Norte
Is rechonpI t1a.lafufui Nnti horty.
necause during tho .lay
i shc says floYa, keep awar,"
hut sho yi,uls ii the xloalulng like fofts.
The report TINT Annie Louise Cary y so0r
to bu married. to n wealthy New Yorker and re-
ttro permanently from the stnge has pect ssa1s.
Cd aga[n. Miss Cnry's advertising a.ent doeini
seen, to have heen struck with new fdsa 3h|i
scNsOn.
Across tho pathway, myrtte-frlnged
Under tho maplc, II WIS hinged
Tho lftt1r wuuleH uate;
TWAS there. within tho 4Niot gtoaH.
When tntl stroltctt with Nelly horre,
lused 10 pniaso anu wult.
before sntd IN her goodnight.
Yet lnth to teaye the wl,lsome sprte
Within tho Hnrden'H pa11:
And there, tho gGto between Us two,
We'd tlnFer, ~ all lovers DO,
And lonn upon tho rail-.
"Oood.ntght," Ill say; "gooa'nlghs-Roo''
by!"
"Oood- hight "--fr0m her, with halt s'8n~
"0ood-t,fxht! Qo0t,'flHht!" And t4e0-
Aud thon, would not 10, bit stand,
And lcau upon tho railing, anl-
lscHtn It NIL nRaEtl.
.--brul t1I},e fgFtf0 fueu," bU Mural IitlsEtdA
, 1881-08-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

Ho,, ~-,r,. ,,,-ncno,,,toprn philadelphia
Ne" iosh e"'41apo"a, - ,,t.ouItc The
1leti1er. It Is no Io"Eer pnsslo'c ~ sl's s .o,.
a,',1 sh~t ,ho prcs,Ienls ncaA
.s'.'' +,."t .as'nt,,a+to,, Notwithstanding
10 nAFo 1A1a1 aes,h'""t'ot' w. H., rne1I.
tho partially rensaIrluI cbnracter o! 1He .t.,,s
cHl bul|ettus ia tho cuttse at tho day, ptH.s
ttlspat obes from parties In position 10 be W.
lofea nt9 ssc =, II @c.rse 10 some nautsa
pat Il him thia isrtl1g .lt "hs ona'', hs% " ,ass *
mti1RS.e,tt 10 Hvs; R"rrs rha ~ yce. essicnl.
tn,a !. urssotiv ntfnntca Gy thIs ntcEeass:
lie haR hi!tl il.ny taliars In tho eolltsc "
alny, INT. us htretotora, i.o h'ts stt
tfAt hu y nut T., ne seen .h e1eet t,,son. House
Mr9omL pMo1o on*aS ~ ria smiIlt chataesc. y
tt,t,so Il, whioi, hayo roforrct ind tho tes,s
tllWuxtloi1l iii thc departments, ~ eVn''
Qticnco, Is onu Ut stalblo t1cprcssi"n' ,o..
Mr.. George T!clsnor Curtis, oua Of Sls's " =
eafl'est ana nloss cso'a' ~ rns,,tt,,op If ibs
Writor Waa n'stoFS ol Wv ,1"s".rt jtffkIvR
United States contributes - :" s.nrsideu,tul Ia.
aoliltH ho 'u'p'n1"uts WV ~ ~ s.srmutjon Of
tho Constitution relating 10 tue ass .t"a: noyprj
Executive tlut!es by tho T!oe. PFoalaen! "'..i.
thc cnso Of to1.porary Inability" u tns 49,. IA
deut, anl that It Ia necessary for coa2. ..a,,u'.
make snure specific act'llt!9n y 9t.e,ent ~ .ha
st,tllgos uuler which tho f!et- IA ,ss oiHrx.
tako lly and lay t0wi. tue fnnstn@a @rarrssJ fus
Admitting taas III clkc " nt s",,,nrlty Ut w
executive Netl0h 9nu tU H. si,l,ttt llny act y
Curtis maintains tnat lug'stAuoisn, 81 Tho Cun.
eHtF 10 GlfU kMEGk ~ tAt Pte.sf'u. f,r IL IN tP9
, 1881-08-29

rGol't.E who tllaugliralo dress refor,na >.
nlwlys subjected To uuplr,sauu. uotori.,. w.. ~,
criticism. nnsl Inst l'rlny IN ugtl won,nn ~sa 1.a
arpoarct III tho stroots Of dorsey tlly drps,a, ~
shurt skirts, trousers. At,l heavy boots nBturnlts
nttractul around her IL largo ernw,t, IIeInv A..
GtRctl In selling hook on tircss roforn .he int
possession Of tho front STEPS Ut IL residence n,
tu p,IrIA,so u statlug to tho crowd tho ,uertt.
of tho now systonl ut lrcsanu, hut a non, ~.
grusalvo pol:co1lian tnok hor III charvc On III.
Rrntlnl TINT sl,e wis nbstriieslnr tho streets
People WIN hayc advanced i.lGna on INV t,,lls,,
arc ovldottly not wnlatctt In dorsey City,
, 1881-08-29

CERTAIN papers III I'hilattelp!tn ayv ,nat.
inu groat ,1eal Of tho fnct that Mayor K,us n,
tlAt cst*, has nnpofutcd u colorel in,.u to d "a.
s!tlou OIL tho polct toreo, u1,d spoak Of tho ,unt
ter us "nn advanced itleA." II, Chicago ,hats
has been no tttnc within tho lust eight yeun
wllrsi tho eolored peoplc Of this city have not
becu represented III llle police force, md cir
colarod i'ro compuny Is r.'nalderrd unc u! tho
"slghts." bning always shown to t,eleastIou,
frntn utEcr cltica. Wo Alsu haye Kenlcky
1l,,c-rnss a1ayor uus1 fire ordinance .hat yo,l
Gull drive u yoke Of oxen thr4,,tYb
, 1881-08-29

By curious coincidence two dispatches
from different points IN tho South toi! Of tho
burning of culorc,l children. I,ln fro at u
farmhouse neav uaoncylllc, Miss, three per-
islled, alid five were cren!atcd by tho burning
Of house ut CArtee's Stat!ol,, Tcnn,
, 1881-08-29

From Sun Frallei SEQ comes tllo bold t,ll-
nn,lnce.nent OF u fearful Irdian horror
the 1nnssacro Of seventy peop1e residing III
Eureka, N. II, No particulars Whatever are
uiuap,
, 1881-08-29

TIE Republicans al tic otlls.Eictrelrcse,ltct
by Senator Sessions, who IL under !ndlct-
tuent tor bribery III c0lllIeci1m. with the Ncw
York Senatorial contest, h1yc Wisely coll
Guided 10 leave thu yimElcnlIoA Of tint ili,li-
yidnal to Jury nf Ills peura. Sessions was
all active candidate for tho denomination, bill
OIL tho liftlet', l,ullo. lu wns beaten, and
al1
, 1881-08-29

FINE Inst night In Cleveland destroyed tho
1u,nber.ynrd aud plnlItng-,u1ll Of llenhpy "
Co., together with Il lnrgn number of loaued
and empty freight cars. Tim mss iii the
plant,g-Mlll md lu,nher is about SUo,0o0; IT.
sllrntlce S.;U, ,ED0
, 1881-08-29

TIFF t-,ttcAnn TnthuNE hne ostnhifstIctt branch
ofices for tin rucoart vi subscriptions ut ndYossst-
Hscnts n% fonws: .-....
St:W tHltK-lIuotn 70 Tffbunk building. FL Me-
F.SNlirS. alnnaror.
uLAsGOW, scnttaud-A,an's Amer'cau News
Aeency Il HcnHn!t-st.
LONDON. EHR.-AmuEican Exetan1o ~ s.rand,
6ESIv F.GffLln, Agent
WASHINGTON. I. E.-~tatl + ptrcat.
, 1881-08-29

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