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The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Neu algia as q ssWarnfnx. -

The great prevalence of "neuralgia," !"
says the London Ldncet-should be re-
garded as warning, indicative of low
condition of health, which must heces-
sarily render those who are affected with
this painful malady especially suscopti-
BILE to the invasion Of diseases of all ag-
gressive type. This is the season al
which 1t Is particularly desirable 10 be-
strong and well furnished with the sort
of strength that affords a natural protec-
ton against disease. There will pre-
sently be need Of all the internal heat
which the organism can command, and
good store OF fat for us, as fuel Is not
TO be despised.- It is no less essential
that the vital forces should be vigorous,
and the horsepower especially in full
developement. Neuralgia is a low or
depressed state Of vitality, and nothing
so rapidly exhausts the system rs pain
that prevents sleep and agonizes both
body and mind. It Is, therefore, OF the
first moment that alta ks of tins affec-
tion, incidental to and indicative OF a
poor and weak state should be promptly
placed under treatment, and, rs rapidly
as u.ay be, controlled. IL is worth while
10 note this fact, because, while the spir-
1t OF mainline incltas the "strong-mind-
ed" 10 patient endurance of suffering, it
is not wise to sufF ST the distress caused
by this malady, as many are now suffer
ing 1t, without seeking relief, forgetful
OF the condition it bespesks, q d the
constitutional danger OF which 1t IS a
warning sign.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
From Yesterday. Late Edition.
Funeran Of Homer Harry.

The funeral Of Homer Barry, who
died on Thursday morning last, touk
place from his late residence, No. 504
W. Fifth street, at o'clock this af-
ternoOn. The funeral was private,
consequently those present were MEM
bers Of the family, relatives and inti-
mate friends. The remains were en-
closed in cloth covered silver mount.
ed burial casket.
Services were conducted by Rev. DIR.
Nixon, pastor of the Central Presby-
terian church, Rev. +. b. DuVa,, Of
the First Presbyterian, and Rev. A.
N. Keigwin, of the West Pr sbyteiian.
There were o number of fine floral Of
ferings. The pail bearers were !:
Messrs. George w. Bush, Chas. Baird,
y. I. Taylor, 4. T. Warner, William
K. Crosby and Samuel A. Price.
Yesterday afternoon the Sunday
school of the Central church, instead
Of conducting its regular exercises,
substituted a memorial service In
memory Of the deceased. Prayers
we're offered up by William K. Crosby
and w. s. McNair. Touching ad-
dresses were made by DR.. Nixon, pas
tor of the church, e. T. Taylor, Chas.
Baird and VIM. K. Crosby.
In the evening additional memorial
services were held, DIR. Nixon and
Murray Shipley, member of the So
ciety of Friends of Cincinnati, making
eloquent addresses,
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Ffpm the Bsltm SUI,
strawberry Picking on the Eastern
shore Busy and Picsuressus,e

Ffom the Baltimore SUI,
Strawberry Picking on the Eastern
shore Busy and Picsuresqs,e
scenes.
SALIsB JRY, Md, June 4, 1881.
IL is said by growers that the straw.
berry crop on the Eastern Shore this
sason is larger than ever before. The
berries are Of the best quality. being
large, well favored aud luscious.
The season Is now at its height. All
along the route of the Eastern Shore
railroad the depots and plattol ms
are piled high with crates OF the deli
cate fruit, and the scenes attending
the loading and unloading of cars
rival IN hustle and confusion those
enacted on Light street wharf, Bali
more, when the peach traffic is busi-
est. Wagons and carts in every con
celyable description, aud mal
whose constructions almost incon
celvable, crowd about The depots.
running INTO and jostling each other
IN frantic endeavors 10 reach The
platforms. Add to this the NOISE that
Is made by agents and commission
men, and very lIttle will be wanting
IN correctly photographing Light
street wharf in the minds eve.
AS the trains, loaded down with fruit.
move slowly along-for an Eastern shore
berry Tram Is just about as accurate In
keeping ,'ine as was Cap ain Cuttle,s
watch--a clear conception cf III, maenj-
.u"e OF the business can be had by look
ing out the car windows at the ilnume-
raole colored people --meB, women b, VA
aud gris-going from bush 10 bush. box
IN hand, picking away for dear life. In
some sances ali old colored fellow
VIII start camp-rncetiDg sonQ.to keen
himself company. Alter awn.e his
neihhbor will join Ia unconscigusly. and
then the refrain will pass from month Ia
mouth, until sometimes The whole g,ns
WI lake II up,producing au inconpruous
oul musieai volume OF sound that would
put many grand opera choru.es TO The
piush. IL matters little even " the words
are meaningless and ofssDtimes entirely
different; the music is there, aud never
fails to leave favorable i'm preston,
singing is also indulged as the pick
ers slo"ly wend their way home ewaris.
the woods fairly ringing with Their
voices. 1t is estimated that not less
than thirty carloads of berries have
passed over the road every day since
tue shipments began, which was ahout
the middle of May. Several days dur
ing last week hity-e'ght car loads we're
shipped daily. Each car contains
about 29O thirty-two- quart crates, and
IT Is thought that five cents have been
cleared by the growers on each quart.
Next week the shipments will eradu.
ally become smaller, and thereafter
the supply will decrease and the " ice
l'mlhish, owing cheahy to the
fresh Delaware crop that will sucet d
that OF the Eastern Shore. The prin-
clpal cities to which the berries are
shipped are Boston, New YORK, Buffa-
10, Philsdelphis and Chester, Pa.
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General FSrssos Ss'os.
LONDON, June I, 1881.

LONDON, June I, 1881.
The last boteh Of oommunists has
arrived In Paris from New Oasedonia.
The excitrssnt sgaiust tho Jews in
Rpes,a hrs abated but has not entirely
disappeared.
'TWine Hahhasa. of the Sandwich L.
kHfIsF arrived at Calcdfta Tart week. DE
win leave Bombay to-day for Europe.
.as.a, 4 reAised coionel of the Prpssian army
E6t1ot and Killed In the streets OF
. SstSstcpoi l Oaptsin Costomaroff, a hero
Of the Orimean War.
yXdsspstchf from CaIoutta to the II tmes
M&RiThn latest reporfs from Herat
indicate that Ayoob Khan Is making
!. .ea1lVs .peepesesions for . campaign"
AAtelsarAm fxom Vienna published in
Y fnxls asserts That the European Powers ;
are conterring with view to secure
complste kpeuttslity In the Panama
GSnsL y 5BIEEes. 10 49, Y t
-lrhe heir apparent Of the Bey has
vtnted n. koustsp tho Frenchs Minister
sAfTuuis. All the members OF the Bey's
aovornsnant have now declared In tavor
cfB.rMncs a pop tion ofthe expeditionary
force will shorty be recalled to France.
Tho Emperor Francis Joseph while al
Festh presided over the Cabinet cosncils
which settled the conditions for the
fRnaf Incorporation with Croatia OF the
torritory known AZ the military frontier.
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The Chinese Empire.

HONG KoSG, May 6.-The second
Dowager Empress Is seriously iii. The
young Emperor, age only eleven years,
is also reported III OF the measles. Should
The Empress die the t .ata po wer Will fail
u nto the hands OF Prp ce Chun, father of
the emperor, an anu.prcgresstve He
IS reported to favor the CabaI directed
against Ii Hung CLaug.
The troops are being removed from
the northeastern frontier, SO that the
hustian danger is quite d ssi pated.
The question OF the partitlou OF tbe
Loo Chuo Islands bstween china and
Japan Is ignored by the Tsung Li va
men. who quietly assr ne In y document
tner long asserted right to posseslon,-
meanwhile the Japanesev irtuaily retain
me whoie group, and the matter is like.
~ TO pe protracied for months, or even
years by Asiatic diplomacy.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
HAXDOCK5S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
HEAR WHAT rs SAID,

NEAR WHAT IS SAID,
i III has made ME o new man.
: sslf Haydockss Panacea mas Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
"My wife would not be without 1t fol-
Som little boy is much better. 1 enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
III nnd II AZ easy to take as milk"
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
order.n
NY morning agony is gone-thanks
II ind IL y splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
~ to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and Kindly. Il is my mosi
esfneet desire TO investigate all forms oI
y diabetes, aud give relief at ali times.
y0u kre 700 poor To purchase. write m,
anyway. and your case Will have 'mme-
AlAte attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Hnydock is across the mouth of each
hettle
Price--one dollar for large. aud fifty
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK Il CO.,
nO29-eodAwly, 30 Platt ST.. N. v
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Prohibition that Means Consisca.
tfOn.

LOWELL, Mass, June GA large
liquor SECURE occurred in This city last
night, which excites much com 'uent.
No licenses have been granted since
the list Of May, and several arrests
have been mad for illegal sales. Of
iicer Harris had search and Leizure
warrant against Patrick Lynch, here
tofore one Of the largest dealers ia the
city. At 10 o'clock Harris stopped a
team from which two men were dt :
livering jug of liquor, and which also
contained cask OF whisky and small Her
packages.
The team was taken to the station by
officers and Lynch's premises searched.
when 13l casks of liquor of various
kinds were found, Including some
French brandy aud wines OF high cost. -
Some casks were iound on lop with eyi.
dence OF recent sales. The whole 10,
was eonfiscated, amounting to 4,s47 gal.
Ions, the estimated value being $40 .0oO
"A complaint iii be made against Lyucl
10 the Grand Jury Of The Superior Court
which meets in October, anl it Is be-
lleved the evidence is sufficient TO con-
yict.
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"a, geo, 900 for Pure Lake water.

CHICAGO, June 5.--With the view
OF furnishing an unlimited supply of
pure water for use in the city, Mr..
George II. Bramhall, a prominent
architect, has perfected plans for an
immense aquafort, to be located eight
or nine miles out in the lake. Two
tunnells are designed to connect it with
the city. The entire cost Is estimated
at W, 00O, 600. Two years. study has
been devoted to the plans, which are
thought well of by experts and scien-
fists.
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From Paris to vienna an . a,.

"i carried with me, among nv s.,..,..
,oagsage. sma IL supply O'Coca. an Ind ~ y
s,,an, sohis, py wh Oh was able 10 assuape m e
Sudden and pain. al hunger which Some.
W., SWtnes aecon panies continu 4 sxertion.
me, the marvellous G ea rgai snnnorted
IN and gave me strength" !" W.
Uh,,,.,, NJ. LAUMAILLH.
VINO rode bicycle from Paris TO Vienna.
Than twelve days, e,e
Inc unequalled tonic and relnvieorat-
ing powers OF the Coca are embodied In
tne Llebig 20 Is celebrated Coca Beef Ton
-, which IL recognized as the stan,lari
eonic by the medical profession OF every
oiVlized country. Beware OF chea 3
Wor.his 81 imitations, u der ours am
:, dinl,af ~ names. Cures dyspepsia, malaria
uo"ih'y ana al VINO are run down.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
A Railroad Snii.

SANTA -FE, N. M., June 5.-The lar
sest railroad suit ever brought before
the United States Court has been COM
nenced here between the Texas Pacific
railroad and the Southern railroad OF
New Mexico. The Texas Pacific sues
To recover 1870 miles of road built upon
The land grant u that road, and now
used by the Southern Pacific of New
Mexico. A temporary Injunction has
been issued against the latter rood. $5,-
0oO,0o0 is involved In the suit.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 2ard 1851.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FoR PHILADELPHIA.-2.05 40 $50. TAO,
$40 800, v.Iu, eb5. le.3O. t1.53a. m, ~. 10
%l2.43, 2.J3, 2.30. 400, 6.52, B.3S, 7.Uo, Y.55,
lo.vu p: M; sundays, ,z.O5, z;ss, $40 am;
Fos New 'yo Yoak.--a0S, s.SS, :. Is, i.uo, s.55,
ll.63 u. M. az. AZ. 2.U3, 5.52, b.3S p. IN
Sundays, Aus, 2.z5 y. NJ, o.62 6.3S p. N.
FoR BALrIMoRE.-H5l, 2z, 4.O2 7.o5,
s.a8a. m. ;l2.55. si.Oi, 4. IS $50 lO.bI p. m
Sundays, l2.5l, 2.I2. 4.02, 7.55 a. m. lv.5
y. M.
FoR WAsHINaroN.-i25l, 212, 4.U2; 1866.
s.sS o. m; Iz5o, *I.OA, t.oe p, m. Sun-
days, lz.5i, 2.l2, 4.O2, I.bo n. M.
BALrIMoRE AND rERMEDIATE STA
TIeNs, .-l2.5i. g. IS a. In.. ,.55, 1. u p. IN.
che AS p. M. train stops at way STA
lions ,nly betw cen Perryviiie ana
Baltimore. Sundays, l2-oi u. N.
PERRYvILLE AND INTERMEDIArE STA
TIoNs.---o. 10 p. M.
For NEW CAsTLB.--6.0O 9.a5, q. m; LII
3.UO, 6,25, p. In, No SUNDAY Trains.
HARRIN9f0N AND INrEKMEDfArE STA
TIoNs.-9.3 30 u. m.; LOO, $50 y. III. No
sunday trains.
DELMAR AND lNDEsMEDIArE STATIONS
I. ,--9.5o u. M; l.U5 p. IN.
FoR WnM INGToN q NORTHERN Il. H..
7.l0 q. M; 500, 5.v5 p, IN. No 5uiui,
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-Lc
Iv.SO u. m.: 5.So p. ma Sunday train i,
1890 a. m. and 800 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMING1 On
FaeM PHILADELPHIA.-l z.v7, 3,57
7.o2, S.53; v. U a. H., IL m.; l2.i5, l-.+J
sl.O2 4.yJ, i.35, AL, o.Au, $40 o.l6, 6.iU
500. y.2U, 1915, Lilo y. nj sundays,
lZ.t3, 3,l.U7 ,3.5z, ! -, IL, 10 ~. m. ~, lu.4o,
lilo p. III. -...#-
FROM New YoRK.-2.U7, 1852. 7.52, s.33
m.; LAD, -i.U2, Al, 0.4u iO.4j p III.
Su ,ay 2.tI, o.57 1.o2 q. N. IU.io p. In.
FROM BA BALTIMoRE.-l.o9, 2.l4, 90 ll.o5
M; *I2.4l 2.UO, o.i6, $50. 80 p. N. 5.ln-
days, J.59. 2.l9 u. III. o.iD, $50 800 p. m.
FkoM WAsHlNGToN.--l.59. 1.iS. Ii I3 "A.
a., *l2.4I, 2.U0, D. 40, 6.3o y. III. t,uu-
days, t59, IL, d. a., 1.41, o.3O =. IN.
FROM PERRfVILLE olIy-9uo a.m.
From NEW CASTLk.-o.4S. 80, 80, l2.t7
o.lO, b,u5 p. III. No Suuttay trains.
FROM DELAwARE K. k.--o.4o ~. 49,; I9.uI
o.05 y. Al. No sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGTON q NoRrhERS H. n
o.Ue, q. m.; l2.Oo o.A5 p. LII. No SUNDAY
trains.
From DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-s.f .
u. m.' 2.lo, y. IA. Sunutty Trains, .. 10
o. m. and 5.4O p. m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
HILADELPHIA--BroadS street Depot
7.v5, T.3U, SIS, lU.3O, ll.00, lI.4j Il. III; l.o0
B.l5, $50. 4.3U. 5.l0 10, $40 $40, S.W $40
1910, ll.3U p. m. sunday, ..U5, o.jU u. IN
b.B, 500, a.i5, ln.00,li l.3O p. M.
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4 Five Miilion Dollar. A..

!. p oANTA tE, New Mexico,June =,
irni m ~ SUIT ever brought bef"rea
United States Court 6as h"a'e hse''fe the
meaced here between the rsyea en CON-
and tne Southern Railroad of M NJ rssc'lc
lco; sc the Texas Pacific sues Iew y Mex.
Of % ,ha, 'es ESQ q road bull. upon land deso'er
=, ,e. ea, aoad. and now used by tIe sg grant
nsh ;ni,na,s msGlnc q New Mexico. 4 iemooa'h. ooa'h.
intunctlon has been issued aos,ps,. aonporary
,st y, 81 road. The attorneys for a,nSl ~ s The
ran. I aclnc are ex-Judge John F. Dillon nexas
Generai Wager Swayne Of Naw Nov u and
suit. t5-.T7g,'.'-''' '"'oiVed In The
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Air aa Mofo.

Inc other experiment made near ro,
don,and trial Of compressed air ss' - . Lon %
tive power. Compressed air envina. u -
isr from being a recent discover s' srs s,s
they have not hitherto been fonns n,.a uas
un .ieaily useful useful, Col Beaumont has, bor. bSs
ever, succeeded in perfectine tn, tbs uUs NV
cnlnery, and fair trial of the aResn
moat engine" over an ordinary horse
tfamroad, the gradients and cn,vo. 90 20
wiuch were very severe, proved ths, .Ii u,
tne inventor claims for bis engine Il csn a.,
accomplish, and more, too. s ~ ssu
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Movements of the New York ~
Senators.

NEws YORK June 5.-Ex-Senato Conkl
Ing aud Platt remained In the Fifth
Avenue Hotel 81 day receiving but
few visitors. Gen. Arthur nined at the 81.
James Hotel with Senator Jones, of
Nevada In the evening ConkIiDg Platt
and Arthur met In she Fifth Avenue
hotel and It was stated that dlscu5sion
relative TO one Of the ex-Senators, pro--
baby MT. Platt, going TO Albany ia.
morrow morning, was held, Gen. Grant
y expectsd TO arrive on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
wflnl ingtol4 Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARX Esrs.
WEDNESDAY, June Il r. n

Flour is arm aud in moderate request
safes of ZIOU bbls., Includi. Z Minnesota
extras, al q 5.i0a0 Tor fair to fancy cIea
ana at soa6 20 lor straight; penna. extra
t.t nd .l0a6 40, and Patents are 90. Ua7 30.
4, Hour is quiet. Wequote at 10 .z5si5.5o
per barrel.
GRAIN. Wheat Was in fair demand.
anu prices at the close were fr. ctiou
III her. sales of 300 bushels of No, q
ittd, car lots, at ~ .z5;z aud No. 2 Red, in
e,evator, at 81 l.252sa1.-I June, SI.2lL Il ~
Jnly, and All. l94 august. kse ID
. 4ulet, and Int-res are rather easier
AIS OF eooj bushels, inciuuing sail ,el-
ow, al be. do, mixed. in grain depot,
~ oSc. DO. white at 66c. steamer al As,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Dismasted by a waterspout.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June o.
The brig Bogota, which arrived to o.day,
brought the crew of the brig Florence
May, Of Windsor, N. s., which was
abandoned at sea, May rs, in a sink
ing condition, having been struck by
: waterspout and dismasted. The
Florence May was bound from New
York for Suriham with a general
cargo.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Kalioch Back I'm M. First pu,p,,

RooKLAND, Me-, June 5,-The Rev.
l. s. kalloch preached here
this morning in the First Baptist
Church, wherein he preached his first
sermon, and of which he was pastor for
several years. His discourse was large
ly reminiscent. He said that since be
went out OF business and politics In
Kansas be had not did either since. He
was not, he said, engaged in politics In
San francisco. He was a minister still.
His church and himself were perfectly
united, and notwithstanding his dutie :
as Mayor of that city, be preached regu-
larly TO larger congregation and did
a. much pastoral work as any minister
10 San FraDcisco.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
DR. HAYDOCK's
vITALIzED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinaIy y effect OF this panacea
as prepared by DIR. Haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs is Without
parallel in the history OF medicine, and
Its results far beyond any OF the Kidney
Tsznedies Of the day. Itstimuiates Diges-
ton, edds tone TO the system, pvigorates
the ineblutated, Rndis infallible for the
onro uf Diabetes In It's worst form,
One trial of a teaspo0nful in wine
glass Of water will convince the most
ukeptical within from ten to twenty min
DISORDER OF tn c KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too ut
tie water, or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel. or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the regions.
%kTDSIH,s W st KIDNEY PANAoEA
VIII give Almost Immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine for the cure
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex-
perience inconLesLably prove this remedy
pnrivalled for the disoruers incidental to
the female Sex. No family snouid he
without it, and itmAy be taken by young
and old, as 1t will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
headache and general debility; to the
liver. bile, jaunulce and yellow fever /; TO
the bowels, dtarrhmA, dysenLery. conRti-
! PATTON, piles and hHtula; 10 Tie lungs,
/, consumption, etc. to the blood, scrofnla,
bcurvy and all cutaneOus eruptions. By
keeping these organs and vital fiutd pure
ana healthy we may safely defy the at
tAcks Of disease, and no medicine YET
prepared for this purpose can equal the
frsNFA3F%s n
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Japanese Competition so
can Tradr aor Ameri.

YOKOHAMA, May 17.-Tbe
merchants here propose To "a, aPanese
large tea-tiring warehouse, i, nollsh r;aoih q
foreign firms, by whom TINS fa, fss,fy ay Of
preparation has been done for ,s 'sr al the
icsn market. In fact, In ali dir diren,,er- amer
great enorts are being made to bhiea'ons b,ipa ;.
foreign trade Into native hand aug The
nrst tea crop is late this year an. h., lhe
iair quality. A large nun ber 81 Su, OF
than heretofore are expec,ed tn vessels
ward BY the Suez Canal routs y 20 s ior-
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Trossious Times In Ireland.

DUBLIN, June 5.-The Orange
Emergency Committee have inform.
cd Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, that unless powers were
given the police for their own pro-
lection, the committee would not at
tend any more of the sheriffs' sales.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
FOURTH EDITION

WALL STKEET YEsTERpAY.-Stocks
,sers sctise and unsettled aotil the late
trade, when there was general recov-
cry and the market closed with strong
ssA4.s Nonsy continued easy At 70 :
per cent ON call. Railway bonds were
lsysr and foreign exchange duh. II
was 4 bank holiday In London.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Died from Anputat,o,.

~ NEW YORK, june b. Morris ID. Ward,
wee President OF the Brooklyn City
hallway, died In Brooklyn to-day
Ward had suffered from yaricose veins
and the amputation was undertaken with
view to prolonglng his life
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
1HE WATTS TELEPHoNE---Tne won

l. ders OF q simple instr ument that viii
yet make noise In the world, Business
men wanting their offices connected Wits
remote parts ca their works viii do wei
20 call on M. II. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Shipley streets, who his the agency
iior the State of Delaware. Where d line
is now in operation for trial he refers for
WORK done. References: Geo. w. BUSH q
son The Harlan a HolI ipgsworth 20.
jos. bancroft a s,0ns; J. I. Galiogner
Bros ~ All others. decl-dImo
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a cARp.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
n - nutl indfncretions Of youth, nervous
y = Ixl2eA early decay, loss OF manhood.
Il Al, TVi1fsend Arecipe that VIII cure yos
W&s discovered by missionary In South
America. send self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
NeW Ydvk Cty,g MAy4-eodDkwly
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Garnela GETS an ORGAN

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Dauv
Critic, an evening paper OF this city. was
purchased on Saturday by a number of
gentlemen here, who, II is said, intend
TO publish II here after as an adminIs-
tration organ. a q
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
Conspiracy In Sc. Peter,b.-r

LONDON, JuEe 6.-1ae Standards
vienna aud Berlin corr 'pondents state
That conspiracy against the life of The
Gar has been discovered in st. Peters
purge and twenty one arres's have been
made. e'sh
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

Beef cattle were N 4ui demand. ara
prices were shade h ghtr. 3 81 mead sr.
rived and sold al the different Yards at ma
&c. per lb., as TO Condition. '%
HEEP were dull and lower. sfDl ba.o
Arrived and sold at the different yarIx
st 319gbs4e.. and lambs at "a lOc. Der H.,
The lalIef rate Tor extra.
Hogs were in fair demand. $500 head
arrived and sold at the different yards.
al 6(@3c., per lb., as to condition
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
fiE ARTizA Ms SAVINGS BANK.


"A fl F. ARTlzA NS SAVINGS BANK.
502 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 9th, 1881.
open to receive deposits daily from A
M, until +. M, and on Tuesday and Sat.
friday evenings from7 to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly madel In April and October.
When divi(snds are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per.
,nanent deposits compound their interest
twice In each year.
MANAGERS
Clement 4. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Chas. W Townsend George y. Capelle.
Sathanl X. Benson, M. l.. Lichensteln
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington.
W. Hastings, job ii. Jackson.
Edward Pasey, VIM. ii. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President
E0. 3. GAPELLE, Vice President
eb2l-1y T. n TAYIoR Treasnre
The daily gazette., 1881-06-07
THE IRISH TROUBLES WIDENING
Chief Secretary Forster Challenged
MIR. Parnell Prophc 'es Hood

MIR. Parnell Prophc, 'es Hood
shed.
LONDON, June 8.-Mr. Ii ally b. a
sent challenge to Mr.. Forster, chi. /
Secretary for Ireland, to meet hin III
Belgium.
Al meeting Ia Hyde Park yesier rday
Mr.. Parnell repeated his speech nd
prophecy about coming bloodshed n
less the demands of Ireland were grant.
ed.
Affairs regarding the Iiish question
are alarming.
DUBLIN, june GA number OF
Land Meetings were held to- day, at
nearly all of which there were serious
disorders.