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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-07
Grand Lodge Onacer 8,

At the session OF the Grand Lodge
OF Delaware, A. F. Il A. NJ, yester>
day Afternoon, the followin 1 ofiic ers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Grand Master Joseph VIII Wat
son, OF Armstrong Lodge, No. %,
Milford.
Deputy Grand Master John F.
Salisbury OF Union Lodge, No. 7,
Dover.
Senior Grand Warden-Alfred G..
Cox, OF Hope Lodge, No. S, Mlddles
town.
Junior Grand Warden-Jsmes
Thompson, Washington Lodge, No.
l, Wilmington.
Grand Secretary-Wm S. HAYES,
Eureka Lodge, No %, Wilmington.
Grand Treasurer Isaac b. Burr
rowes, Lafayette Lodge, No. IA, Will
mlnglUn.
During the session, which closed
last eve ing the Grand Lodge adopt
ed a new constitution. 1t also au.
thorlzed the Grand Master to 90 to
Yorktown aud represent the fra.
ternity OF Delaware at the coming
celebration.
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Annual Meeting.

Last night the eleventh annual meet
oil CitIzens' Loan Ass citation was held
when the report of the Auditors was ST. b.
mitted. The following is summary
o. this report: Received from dues, $50, :
900; int rest, $7,s2s.46; pre,uiL ms
$535.5l Lines, $l45.77; amount
OF l1ans, s52,150. The profit on
each share now In force is as follow
5 cond series, $5l.54: third, $40 73;
fourth, $3l.lS; fifth, S22 90; sixth, Sl6. ,
9l; seventh, $40 1s; eighth, 1913; nlnlh;
~ 54; tenth, "a cents.
Officers for the ensuing year were
ell 'cted, as follows:
President-James Bradford.
Vice Plesident-Alfted throp.
Sscretary-Geo. G. Maris.
Treasurer-,loshua Maris.
Directors-Charles McCloskey, John
L. Taylor, James Henderson, Lewis 7
Grubb, VIM. NJ. Kennard, Daniel II
Kent, Charles w. Gnuert, Horace III.
Wilson, aud Samuel w. MeCaulley.
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r EsCUED FROM DEATE

William J. Couehlin, of Somervills,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1875 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed bv severe cough. l lost my
appetite and aesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said 1 had a hole
in my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time a report went around that |
was dead. gave mp hope, hut . friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, / got =
bottle, when to my surprise, oom msno-
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
~ write this hoping every one afIlict-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS RALSAM, and he
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. can positively say 1t has
one more good than all the other medi-
mes have taken since my siokpsss.
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On n Revival Tour.

Rev. 7. J. Prettyman, of the NJ, E.
Conference stationed at Newark, Md. j,
bas been engaged to conduct revival
meetings at the following places
Lancaster City, Pa, from October
9th to Goth Hazleton, Pa, from Oct.
2lst to November 1st; Colum bia, Pa,
from November 3rd to 2Sth Reading,
Pa, from December 1sJ to 90 h.
During Mr.. retlyman's absence his
pulpit will be suppllel as follows:
Oct. 9th, Rev. N. J. iilghman :;
l6th, Rev. |. N. Foreman 23rd, Rev.
Vaughn Smith Both, Rev. Il. D.
Bradly Nov. 9th, Rev. E. G. Ad-
kins; 18th, Rev. e. L. Hubbard !;
Both, Rev. |. G. Fosnocht 9Th, Rev.
]. V. Smith Dec. Alb, Rev P. II.
Rawlins 1lth, Rev. s. p. Reed !; 10 b,
Rev. I. A. Ii. O'Brien.
Mr.. Prettyman has won quite a
reputation as successful conductor of
revival meetings.
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NEWARK LETTER.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
NEWARK, Oct. 7, 1881.

The large number of our citizens
who have been attending the Elktou
fair since It's commencement both last
year and this, bears esi ence that our
former assertion in regard to favor be
ing transferred from Middletown to
Elkton is true. This ia due no doubt
to the latter place being so much near
er to our town.
Yesterday evening as Mr.. James
Armstrong, of this town, was board
ing the evening train at ElktOn a
stranger took hold of him apparent, y
with the intention Of helping he old
gentleman on the train, but ex Senat or
Ray who was watching his movements
saw him trying to slip b hand into
Mr.. Armstrong; pockets and warned
him tu desist when the fellow walked
off.
Thomas Widdoes, of this place, is
now receiving subscriptions for the
s'Llfe of Gen. Garfield.o The publi-
cation is probably as complets a work
as will be issued, embracing every.
thing of interest that took place in the
Generals life from two years of age
until he was laid away in his tomb
The book contains over 100 pages and
is finely illustrated.
Mr.. Geo. Pemberton, of Newark,
had the top of a fine buggy that he
had on exhibition at the Elkton fair
demolished by the falling in of the roof
Of q shed it was under.
Captain Smith, the right of way
man for the B. & o. Railroad, having
finished his business with the gentle-
meu through whose property the line
runs, within number of miles of
Newark, left here for Wilmington yes
lerday to work between that city and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Lewis, the present iucum.
bent of the Deer Park Hotel has pur-
chased that .propetty from John M.
Clayton, of MiddietOwn.
The freezing weather of Wednesday y
night formed ice in several exposeu
places in the town, and in some
places water froze where it was under
cover.
1t was the physician of the steam
ship Lord Cough that spent last sun
day with Mr.. William Dean and not
the captain as was inadvertently sta
ted.
Gypsey Girl, Newark horse, took
first money in The $50 race at Elkton
on Wednesday.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The President refuses to hear appli
cants for public offices, and says b,
thinks the minor Offices now vacan
should be filed by the heads of de-
partments.
The first Cabinet meeting of Presi
. dent Arthur's administration will b,
he'd on Tuesday ntxt, by which time
it is expected, all the Cabinet officers
will have returned to Washington.
Returns from 1859 towns in Connec
ticut which held elections last Monday
show that 90 went Republican aud 81
Democratic, while 90 were equally di,
vided. This shows Republican gain
since last year.
Governor Hoyt has notified Colonel
Corbii, master of ceremonies at the
Yorktown ceiebratlon, that 700 Penn
sylvania militia, in addi ion to those
already reported, will attend the cele-
bration.
A nre in Pulaski, New York, yester.
day morning, destroyed the whole busi-
ness portion of that town, causing loss
estimated at $500 900.
Peter Wright g. >ous, Philadelphia
have received telegram from Londol
stating that the woikmen in the S;af-
fordshire Potteries have given notice oi
demand for an increase of wages next
month, and that the masters have adopt
ed resolution resisting the demaud.
The strike, which seems likely to ensue,
will involve $4,000 to $4,000 men.
The Philadelphia Baptist Association
concluded yesterday its 174th anpual
session. A resolution was adopted re-
commanding larger offerings to the
Home Missionary Society. A report
was adopted recomT ending each church
OF the Association to prepare, during
the year, history of Its Organization,
with the names aud biographies Of ITS
pastors.
In accordance with the suggestions of
Mayor King, City Councils yesterday
appointed joint committee to receive
the distinguished foreigners who, at the
Invitation of the United States, are now
on their way to participate In the York
town celebration ceremonies. CouBcils
also agreed to invite them to visit Phil.
adelphia, and requested Mayor King TO
extend 10 them the hOspitalities of the
city.
1t is reported that Colonel Nc Kepzie
has taken personal command of the
field operations against the Indians In
Arizona, and that he has placed Major
Biddle under arrest, on representation
from Agent Tiffany that it was the
Majors action which caused the out.
break of the Chlricahaus. There are
indications that Tuesday evenings
light in the Dragon Mountains has
caused the Indians to break up into
small struggling bands.
The Democratic Siate Convention
Of Minnesota met yesterday in st,
Paul. General II. II. Selby was chosen
permanent chairman. Resolutions
were adopted declaring for the honeat
payment OF all obligations resting upon
the State; expressing sorrow for the
death OF President Garfield, and reaf-
irming the principals of the last Dem
ocratic National Convention. A ticket
was nominated, headed by General R.
w johnson for Governor, and Jus ices
Clark, Dickens and Mitchell, of the
supreme Coart (the two lattcr Repub-
icans), were endorsed for election,
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An Early Frost in the south,

DANvrLLE, Va, Oct. GA heavy
and killing frost fell throughout this
region last night. Great apprehen-
slons are entertained of serious and ex.
Gensive damage to the growing tobacco.
The plants in the fields near Dsnyille
were badly bitten.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. CA telel
gram from Northern South Carolins
TO the Neaos and Courier this morning
reports + ost last night, and says that
another is expected to night and that
tho late growth of cotton will be de-
stroyed. =" a.
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 6.--There was
frost here last night, the first this
season. The tobacco crop of this seo-
tion is reported badly injured In con~
sequence. UT
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To All Women'a Temperance soeie.
] nes OF whatsoever Nam "A 80. "a
i PASTORS OF Churches aud Chrfs.
ware
DEAR FRlENDs--The Womep's Ma
tioDal Christian Temperance Union i,
among the best fruits Of the Temperate,
crusade Of 1874. 1t has auxiliaries Al
over the States, and is carrying forwarc
active work by increasing and strengthen.
Ing us societies, holding gospel temper
ance meetings, circulating & the pledge
enllstihg Young women, INTRODUCING
temperance education into Suuda
schools, aud SO far as possible, all olheI
school, securing temp rance column
10 local papers, circulating temperance
literature, &c.
The central idea of all it's work is the
eBtbroDemeDt of Christ as Redeemei
and Lord in the individual heart, and oil
His Spirit in the home, and in the State,
IT'S motto is: "For God, and Home. and
Nativs Land" We believe These objects
are dear to all OF you whom we address.
with solemn earnestness we call upon
you 10 help us by your prayers, your in
flnence, your work. That we may Law
our plans and methods before tie wonel,
oil this State, we Will hold convention
at Milford, Del, on the l7th and 18th OF
October, and we invite each woman's
temperance society to send at least two
delegates, and any woman who has the
Tempe ance cause at heart, to come aud
ltarn what women are doing in this land,
ana to take home with her such iufur-
nation, documents, ETC., IS shall enable
her to organize a w. q. 4. U. In own
locality, II there Is not one already; and
II there lie, TO give point and method to
Its operations.
We also respectfully request each pas
tor to appoint q lady from his church,
who shall come as delegate.
Miss F. E. Willard, president OF the
W. N. q. I. u, will oe present during
the convention and give an address on
the evening Of the l7Lh. Also, q mass
meeting will he held on the evening of
the 18th, to be address, by eminent
speakers. Entertainment will be fur
nished to all who come. z ease send
names at once to Mrs. j. B. Quigg, Mil
lord, Del, naming time of arrival.
Yours fol God, and Home, aud Ma.
tive Land,
MRS. SARAH BRINGHURsT, President.
Mrs. MARY l. Cox,
Cor. Sec'y. w. q. 7. u, of Del.
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During the month Of September 1872
deaths were reported to Registrar Fra
GER, against 65 for the corresponding
month of last year. This increase is
no doubt mainly due to the extremely
hot weather that prevailed all through
the past month. l. is also suggestive
that of the 1873 deaths 81 were under
l year of age, 10 from one to five years,
6 from five to ten, and 10 from len to
twenty, making total OF "a minors.
Consumption caused 10 deaths, maras-
mus IL, cholera infantum 10, t,pho-
malarlal fever Z, and paralysis 8.
There was only one death from small
pox.
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Return OF Michael, stroroa.

On Saturday evening, Oct. Stb, our
amusement-going public will be favor
cd ny grand performance of Kiralfy's
great spectacular play of "Michaei
Strogof" Messrs. Goodwin, Zlmmer-
man d Nixon have arranged, at con-
siderable expense. to favor US with
one more grand entertainment. The
entire full company will appear also
the grand ballet OF fifty ladies, and all
the special scenery; also the same
magnificent orchestra when here lasl
week. The management expect to
have this peris rnance even surpas, the
one given by the same company on last
Friday night. No one should fail to
attend on next Saturday evening at the
Opera House aud witness the grand
performance Of "Michael Stroeoff. !"
Seats can now be secured at Thomas
book store.
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A Lucky pair.

The Chicago Times says that Eat the
last drawing ofthe Louisiana state Lot
terry august 9th) ticket No. 85.Sls drew
4lO,0U. Oae.half was held by William
W. shaw, a bookkeeper in the Lakeside
Foundry OF that city. In March asL q
proprietor of the foundry drew si ,a50 on a
half ticket lSl.) Mr.. shaw said they
would continue to buy q half ticket each
month, as he was satisfied the drawing
was conducted honorably. He wanteu to
see other needy persons get some OF the
prixes.n The 1i7th drawing will take
place October llth, the full parti ulars Of
which can be had by addressing N. a
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. osH
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Ths 9aily Gazstte.
FIRST EDITION.
THE LYNCH Committee.
what IL will Report to City Council
This Evening,

Last night City Councils special com.
mit'ee TO investigate The charges aesinst
street Commissioner Louis P. Lynch
met to prepare report 10 be subnitted
to City Council, this evening.
The session Of the cummittes w.s q
protracisd one. While all agreed that
tne o,ieet Commissioner had besn CON-
pie'eiy exonerated from the charge of
selling street DIRT aud pocketing .be pro.
ceeds, Two of the commlttes-Mes,rs
N ere aud Lawrence, thought be should
oe insured for giving the dirt to people
snI would haul II away at their own
xpehse. Me,srs. Carmichael Adams
a"d B.rnhill did not concur in this view,
aud after long discussion IL was agreed
10 prepare report censuring the Street
Commissioner for not making q charge
OF Tue dirt sold to Mr.. John Dunn aud
coll citing tie money himself, instead of
telling Mr.. Dunn to pay the City Audi.
tor. All agreed to sign report OF this
Character, and the committee soon after
adjourned.
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On her trip between Salem and
Philadelphia Wednesday the Major
heybold broke her shaft, and is dis
ab'ed. AS the Perry makes the trip
every other day the Thomas Clyde,
which was lying at Wilmington, had
10 be ordered to take the place OF the
Major. 1t was the purpose of the
company to have the Clyde 60 to
Yorktown on Saturday and run be
tween that place and Norfolk during
the celebration,and possibly all win
ter, but this misfortune will probably
interfere with that arrangement.
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pUBLU SALES.

.o1IC sALE.-ihir,y-t ~. ..i1o .,.L1o
Dull, ,,,s ~ paDiic safe, on sae pe
ius iastrs,rkDAY, october y, Soi.
i.,s, ou "a aau az .. m. wiil DO sole thgty.
eoplssnac,e, a,,s,,ls Z, puiliing lots. ioe ased o.
three q s','n. s 20 IL ana Laurel streets, =
U.loin,, ~ Nv Wi mington, Deiawsrs, o.
oppo TO- lan,,y a,, e"sy terms. only g rnort ol
gosl lol un ,n he he new city iaiiway,
aHce a'l lro.h m on Front street., connsctln
enp,eT.1sb The BUSINESS ocations OF taet"
III c"a sa ~ healthy part oI our city. Goa
hsh anu anu before The sale aud ss'ect yo
lou. .us us-Tep dollars on day Of sal,
TEkhdallts hdallats In Que month, af.er whicl
spd len ap w monthly until io' IL aid iur
tys ao''' i',n ri yen upon re tiement; as
Posses TX tgn usr cent. win De allowed. II W.
couI. ,s V' a11un is paid In cash Withln one
week rom u'' THOMAS N. 3G E.;
EDWAnD FARMER.
"a Co.. Aue tioneers.
phAhh = haumuibus will leave the Clayton
u'.,sat3p p. m. sharp. oeto-1.
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LIQUID or Dry.

Some people prefer to purchase medi-
cines In the dry state so that they can
see for themselves that they are purely
vegetable. Others have not the time or
desire to prepare the medicine, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class tho pro-
prietors Of Kidney " ort now offer that
we'll known remedy In both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Truth.
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President Garlleld,. Ke-.,,.

CLEVELAND, Got. Cat q late hour
last night, Gen. Galfield's remains
were transferred very quietly from tho
casSet in which they came from Els
bero. to an air-tight casket made Of
sheet bronze, sent on from New York.
!. ls probable that the plans Of tho
Monu nent Committee will be chang-
cd and instead Of the body being put
In the ground, Crypt will lbe ervcted,
and the casket exposed to view.
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LOCAL LINES.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds al Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Lea cold aalt nusfaIa at Enll1narta

Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's
For rich and poor alike. uring the
month of October DIR. Todd win treat
persons coming TO his office for 81 90 In
GLIDING medicines. Read his advertise
ment.
One hundred and seventy five tick
cts were sold for the Elkton fair this
m Jrning.
Haverly's mastodon minstrels in the
Opera House this evening.
The fair at Elkton closes to-day.
Cit, Council meets this evening in
regular session.
Go see "Michael sfrogoff" in the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this
week is now roady.
A force of workmen are engaged in
washing out the covered cutters to-
day.
A. Henze gave fine supper last
evening to the members of Dupont
Post, G. A. r.
State Librarian r r. Kenney has had
o catalogue printed OF the books that
are In the State Library.
Major Samuel Candy has removed TO
this city.
Ground has been broken for the new
railroad running from Brandywine
station to St. Augustine mills.
A large force of the B. q Q. r. X.
surveyors W Mt up on the Q 10 train
this morning.
A moderation In the temperature.
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Seven Lives Lost on Haseer...

WASHINGTON, Oct.6.-The signai
corps station at Hatteras, N. c., re-
ports that the three>masted schooner
Thomas j. Lancaster, Capt. Hunter
OF Philadelphia, bound to Savannah,
Ca, laden with ice, went ashore ut
= A: M, yesterday, four miles south
OF New Inlet. Thirteen persons were
on board. Seven were lost. The Can
tain and his three children were
drowned, but his wife was saved. The
second mate was saved, but had his
thigh broken. The vessel will be Q
total loss.
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CARM FOR SALE.

Will be sold al pnbllc sale, on SATUR.
DAY, Ict. loth. lSSi, farm coniainIn
| |forly-nine and uue.hali acres OF and
more OF lesS, DIVIDED into tive Il Ids, anu
70 the best quality. situated iu Kennett
township u oi u mile from kennett s n
|lioL, Chester county, Pa. the east branch
fot Red Clay Cre,k runs through -
lhc middle OF the property lhe 5,n
improvements consist Of q frame ii1
outage, nearly new, containing lll
iooms. pump IN summer KItcheu. al,u a
sauil In Cellar, and fne spring and
Prlns house, With other spIings and
oullding Sites and good orchard. There
aaoub = decker Darn and stabllng, anu
uhe wall aiou d the barn-yard, cor :
efib pig pens, hen ruuses ec. Ihsr. In
Rasr III every held On lie arm.
sale conlnrnees Al o'clp1k. Terms
liberal aud wll be f1ade known on ,y ui
saie' sep2-4tdk JoHN WkIuHT.
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Dwelling to he Sold,

J. 7. Hrald will sell to morrow at
D. IN. the two-story frome dwslline
house, No. 8l2 Jefferson street. It IS 20
by 62a feet. This property is IN good
location and one that is rapidly ipprov-
ing In value. Those therefore who want
dwelling will find Its purchase apaying
investment. Sale positive. See terms
in advertisement.
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Companies A, q and F differed by
Captain Curtis, OF Co. @, held battal
ion drill on the lot at 18th and Market
streets, last evening aud executed some
movements with precision. Company F
considering the short time since It's for
nation does surprisingly well.
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UsEMENTs.
HAvERLY To-NleuT.

The Opera House stage will be occu
pied this evening by Hayerly's original
Mastodon Minstrels. This is the same
company that performed for .wo hun.
dred nights in London TO succession
OF crowded houses. The COMPANY con
tslns some of the best performers known
IN the profession, aud they will no doubt
be greeted with crowded house.
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,,uBLIC SALE

DuBLIc SALE or.-
lno STORY FRAME DWELDING
'"N No. S.gJLFFhRSoN ST
=, o.,uRDAi, OC1OBkR SrH, 1881
NsoG oek y. M. on the prem ,ses, W,,-
m,iss m.Mse,awa ~ OF runderbldding. THIS prop
xilaWa xilnsWIa sI2 Jefferson stt eel. lot Dx6sH liz
a3 e .osateI On elevated ground. JeIfer.
WI usa, iosa IN Ihls direction is improving
ion sis.a iss, Ia year and iots In the vlc,niiy
y ,I0i me- IA Avenue are now selling higher
s.n West est io; DwsinsS Wd w he ,ef esen s.n,
sevu ,. ~ he, wten this and March ~, 1854.
nv,r sor ,srtn, ~ Iwnicn are sasy) and psrtic
uia'' ''' j 7. HEALU,
7th and Market SITS.
o,taa Agent 70 effect tue sale.
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Democratic Senators and the oaess
ttOn Of the Orga ~ fgatfOu.

sAVM VI tmo VrH0n1gat1ODs
WAsHINaToN, Oct. e.-The Demo.
cratic Senators who are now here, and
tnose who arrive to-day aud to morrow,
viii hold conference at Senator PEN
dleton's house Tomorrow night to pre-
pare some sort of programme for the
caucus to be held on Saturday. One
thing Is very certain: 1t will be deter-
mined 10 insist upon the electiou Of .
p.eeident pro tenn. before the admission
OF the waiting Senators, snd every effort
Will be made after that to elect Q Demo.
cratic secretary. Senator Bayard's cleo.
lion as president pro tenn. 10 . forsgons
conclusion. E1aT1-'l
PREPARATIONS AT YoRKrow1.
Information was received to-day by
the Yorktown congressional commiasioa
that the telegraph wires now connect
Yorktown with the rest of the world,
Col. Craighili writes that all the work
under bis supervision will be In COM
plete order for the celebration. The
foundation for the monument 10 fn.
is6ed, pumps have been sunk and pipes
ia,d for the water supply, posts planted
for the electric lights, and wharves have
been constructed.
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Held for Court.

At the police hearings this morning,
Isaac Hayden was held in $500 bail
for Court to answer the charge of
stealing pair of pants and vest
from William b. Wetks. He will be
committed to Now Castle to-day.
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AT meeting of the Delaware Fire
Companr held last evening, the res
signatlon OF James F Daley ,as Trea-
sarer OF the company was read aud
accepted. John 7. Kelley was elect
ed to fill The VACANCY.
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FRIp

FRIDAY.
Co. G. DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Clrfb.
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Fairfax Lodge, No. B. /. .. .. +.
Rescue Councli, No. y, y. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, 20, 1. o. o. f.
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