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A Negro Row.

Quite . riotous disturbance occurred
at Ninth and Market streets, about
11.SO O'Clock, Saturday night, caused
BY . number Of negroes. Jealousy
was the cause Of the trouble, spruce
looking mulatto named Clarence Gap.
sen, lately from Charleston, South
Carolina, having promepaded with the
lady choice Of Wilmington buck, at O
festival at Ninth and Walnut streets,
When 0apson left the hall he was fol-
lowed By Q crowd, and he and some
friends who came to his assistance
were assailed, near Ninth and Market
streets, with stones, clubs and fists. A
sturdy fight ensued, and being coupled
with force yells soon drew 3 great
crowd, causing much excitement.
Sergeant D0lan, with several police
men, arrived In . few minutes and dis.
persed the mob, arresting two of the
rioters. ehadrash Trusty and Charles
Riggs. The culprits had . hearing
before Mayor Almond, and IN default
Of sentence Of SO aad costs were
committed 70 New Castle jail.
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER.
Peter Dempsey MortalIy wounded
while ON the way 10 Church.
DUBLIN, Nav 20. 1881.


while ON the way 10 Church.
DUBLIN, May 20, 1881.
A most daring attempt was made In
county Galway to-day to assassInste
Peter Dempsey, who took the famous
farm from which MurLy Haynes was
evlcted and which formed such prom.
inent object Of interest In the early days
Of the land agitation. Dempsey was
walking quietly TO chapel at ten O'clock
this morning, accompanied by two Of his
children, when the wonld-be assassin
crept up behind him aud fired two shots
rap dly. Dempsey fell uortally wounded
almost within a stones throw OF the
church. The docter has no hope OF his
recovery. Dempsey had compromised
his quarrel with the Land League after
he had surrendered the farm uuder the
coBpulsion Of public opinion, aud the
motive for the crime is therefore involved
IL some mystery. This crime was COM
mitted In broad daylight, when the roads
were crowded with people Fastening 10
mass, and almost within the precincts Vi
the house of worship. l. Is certainly the
most daring attempt at assassination yet
recorded In the annals of the agraIian
war.
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Delaware state Bonds!
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURES,
DOVER. DEL. May 10. 1881,

oofkhs Dblss may w. Iools }
By virtue OF an Act Of, the General
Assembly OF the State Of Delaware,
passed at Dover at Its session OF 1881, do
hereby give notice 10 holders OF Delaware
State Bonds that 1 shaIl attend at tie
Philadelphia National Bank, in the city
OF Philadelphia, during the buriness
hours OF that BANK, on the hrht thns
secular days OF July. A. D., lSol. pre-
pared ~ pay OF and redeem bonds Of he
said Stale, OF the NUMBERS following;
From No. 29l 70 $50, both inclusive The
denomination OF one thousand dollars
each, oi the issue OF the bonds ol said
= tate under date OF January l, A. D., looJi
also other bonds OF the said state oil lhe
numbers following: From No. 70 X2,
both inclusive, OF the denomination OF
one Thousand dollars each, OF the Issue OF
the bonds OF the said StaLe under date OF
January l, A. D.. 1857, Oct. %. A. D.. soc,
September IL, A: D., 1865, and October
20, A. d.. ls6e: and also other bonds
Of the said state OF the numbers loi-
lowing: From No. W l76, both inclu
sive, OF the denomination OF one th0us-
and dollars each, Of the issue ofthe oonos
OF said State under date OF January !; A.
H., 1874 And that from and after the nr,i
day OF July, A. D., 1881, interest wiz
cease To accrue on the bonds herein
designated. This call IN intended " ln-
cluda all the outstanding bonds OF the
State OF ID elaware."
ROBERT ]. REYN0LVS,
slate treasurer.
rnayln- ffvlaod
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T,HE PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
l. CAUTION ALI persons are can.
TONED against throwing into the strrsts
or upon vacant lots. any
DEAD ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE
MATTER, OFFAL, REFUSE Oh
RUBBISH
OF any kind that may be inj jurious 10 thu
health or Offensive TO smell.
All persons are requested to report 10
the Secretary OF the Board any neglect
10 the removal Of garbage, any detective
drains or traps, aud any nuisance Of
Whatever KIND that may escape the notice
OF the h xecutive Officers.
As IL not the Intention OF the Board
70 intrude unnecessarily upon any cue,
all persons are respectfully requested 70
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,
BY order OF the Board OF Health.
DIR. l.. p. Blu SH, President.
E, u. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE oFFIoERs.
Eastern District-G. b. Under wood, Nv.
1875 King Street.
Western District-James O'Toole, No.
I'll West Eleventh street.
msyla-zW
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\, OTICE-THE PILOT COMMISSION.

Nj OTICE-THE PILOT COMMISSION
IN EhS are now ready 10 give licenses
70 NJ Pilots that may apply. az The \, % Smoe Sn,os
street, Wilmington, Del. the following
law Ii to be observeu by all applicann
aECrIoN q. Aad be u further enacted oy
the authority Goresaid, That any person
exercising the profession 0fn Pilot IN Wy
three months after the passage OF W.,
act. apply In person TO the Board OF fiios
Comm issioners for o license TO entIis
him 70 follow that occupation, ana tias
It shall be the duty Of al least three OF Itne
said Board TO examine every psIson po,s ~
apply Ing Us TO his ntness IN All respsc,., "
TO perform the duties OF o PIiot, ana ~
grant licenses TO all such as they snai
deem qualified accordI 70 Lneir IesP'U ~
tive abilities; those OF the nrst cisss "
persons capable Of piiollng shiPs OF a,sr. y
sells Of any practical dransht OF wa.vi,
those OF the second class 10 persons csRs, ss
bic OF piioting ships or vessels arsWino .,ao
twelve feet OF water or unuo., w .,as,
licenses snall be In force Ior one yc
from The date thereof AND untn rnus, ,inn
or the year arrive with any snip of w.
sci AZ al port on The Bay or hiVSs g, ~ Dods as.
ware and ilo longer; but every .fio ~ ~
livering up his license shall Dc enutoI, s,nv ~
receive q new one In lieu thereoa rsetsd.
unl ess 1t shall appear 10 said boaIut tra,s sa
the person applying is disquslinsd innx tiv,x
sxefcising the duties OF Pilot; ana nrs. nrs
person shsii, after the time herein s1sIeiss Pa
scribed for taking out license, psy aud
the profsssion OF Pilot IN tne tnss psy "a or
River Delaware without such I LIoJIS I've
ut any time after his iicepse sLn.n v.sssl
expired, he shall forfeit for every % 'so, ~ ar
which he shall undertake 70 piio' p,vsr
from any port on the Bay anI % ~ 10.
Delaware the sum or thirty donals d.tnn hs
gether with the piiotaxe 70 wInalfto
be paid 70 the pei son who shall sas
the same and the other half for the UNI uo.r
the Pilot commissioners. E.cn tptlt
cant under this ,secLion shan pay AN
Board OF Pilot Conn issioners INV
OF ten dollars. Anil
This Act was passed at Dover Apr
9th. 1881. ,rnoxE
President Board ofPhot oo
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Ere. Y.ss.rAay's Lat. EAi;,.n.
The Memorial Ceremonies! !
THE GRAVES Ol
TlIE FALLEN WEBOE0.

Throughout the city, this morning,
there was continued hustle and ex-
citemeut, ~ mon In uniforms rushed
around, all making Arrangements for
the memorial parade to take place this
afternoon. Loads Of flowers were sent
to the City hail. whore they were
fashioned Into wreaths, b0qusts, cros-
~, hArps and anchors, and laid away
ready to be taken out and deposited
upon tho graves Of the soldier dead.
The donations Of lowers were unusu-
ally generous, not only from this city,
but from the surrounding country,
some coming from the State ~ far
down - 6eaf0rd.
All over the city Gags were hung out,
and in many instances special decora-
tions were indulged In. The Young
Mems Republican Club decorated their
headQuarters, No. 6O6 Market street,
In the most artistic manner, with how-
ers, evergreens, and numerous dags.
cRDEAoNIKs At NEW CASTLE.
Tho decoration ceremonies at New
Castle. took place this morning. under
the auspices Of Post No. 8, g. A. X.
Business was geuerally Suspended and
the Tasker works were closed. The
Uniform Corps and Adelphia Lodge,
K. Of p, Seminole Tribe, I. q. X. NJ,
and tho American Protestant Associa-
ti0n, participated In the parade. After
the decoration services, an address was
made by Rev. Geo. r. Bristor, Of tho
n. K. Church, and Prof. ". 8. Nc
Nair, Of this city, delivered an oration.
Afterwards the New Castle Post aud
others Of New Castle, came over to
Wilmington, reaching here ct HAS
O'Clock.
WAITING yoR TIE PARADR.
Shortly after 10 o'clock large crowds
Of people assembled along Market g.,
waiting for the parade to start. The
closing Of the public schools and many
places Of business, added largely to
the number Of spectators.
rAB PR0cKssIoN STARTS.
At two O'Clock the procession START
cd in the order described in to-day's
GAzRrTn, excepting that the members
Of the New Castle Post, not liking
their position In line, refused to turn
out. The right Of line was occupied
By Sergeant Dolan and . platoon Of
pslios.
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..shangh ghaied, ON q wheat shin.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-William
Fisher, syoung man Of high connec-
tions In Charlestown, Mass, recsn.ly
from Leadviile, where he Is largely in
terested In mining property, has been
missing siHce Thursday. He is sup
posed 70 have been "sharghaied" on
board some one of the wheat feet on the
way TO New York or Europe. Ships
are fnding great difficulty In obtaini na
crews, and Fisher, who has yachting
proclivities, was last seen In company
with sailor b0arding-house runners.
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Coal Prices for June.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-Ju uDe circular
or prices of coal delivery on board
vessels at Port Richmond for shipment
beyond the cspes of the Delaware and
1t Ehzabethport, N. j., were issued this
afternoon, as followed Hard white ash
coal At Fort Richmond, s4.50; for lump
And steambost, $3 90; for broken egg and
$2.66; for chestnut and pea $3.50; hard
whito ash coal ut Elizabe.hpoit, S4.85
Tor lump and steamboat, "a .25; for broken
egg and stove, So 40; for chestnut and
pea, S3.15.
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LOCAL LINES.

TIE Wonsn's Christisu Tsmpsr.pcs
Union will dispense with the veekiv
mesengs during the next three months.
The Board Of Educasion will held =
special meeting this evening.
No services were held In shs Retorm.
"a Churah OF the Redeemsr yesterday y,
g~,hg 20 the abesnse Of the psstor, Rev.
). L. Estlin. In New York.
Joseph Bickta, shot Q suppossd mad
dog. o Third and Tasnall street, on Sss.
urday evening.
The Comnittse on . Road TO the R,v.
g mont, win probably hold . meeting
this evening.
On Saturday evening . mum bsr of tho
eonnreese,on Of the Household ol
Faith church called upon thsi.
pastor, It betng his A2nd birthday. and
presented him with study lamp ana I
Panama hat.
A number Of business places olossd
shis afternoon until early evening.
Work on tho Front street railway
commences on Monday next.
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WAITED FROM TINE roaEsr.
Attacked by Negroes-Arrest o
ONE OF the Parties.

Attacked by NegrOes-Arrest Of
ONE OF the Parties.
BLAcKBIRD, May Both.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
On Saturday evening, as Willard 7
Collins, aged about twenty years, was
returning from Smyrna, and walking
quietly along the ROAD between Duck
Creek and the Blackbird Camp Meeting
grounds, he was savagely assaulted by
several negroes, who after beating him
severely relieved him of about five iol-
lars.
Young Collins recognized one of his
sssailants as Walter Iodine, negro who
lived in the vicinity, and went before
Esquire Deakyne of Blackbird Hundred
and swore out a warrant for his arrest.
The warrant was placed in Constable
Deakyne's hands, who after finding
Iodine, took him before the Justice.
He was given hearing, and the proof
being strong was held in the sum OF $500
bail to answer at the next term Of Court.
In default of bail, he was Committed to
New Castle.
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Fears ofFoul pI.v

San Francisco Csl., Nav 90 ,oo,
On the suppostior tia, ~ wS iSSl.
Fisher, Of Leadville had bean y, %Iillsm
aied to-day four outward bon bonna saaangh.
sels se y were searched without suc'ss. sss.
1t has been ascertained that 'S.ceas; NY = !;
valuable jewelry and 500 when \. bs naa @sl
last seen. Men have bsen mrrS..s, ~ wa,
Tor less on the water front, us.sc and s.s !,
foiends. W hli
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Is THE MANHATTAN ELEVATED

Is THE MANHATTAN ELEVATED
RAILWAY Company at liberty to In
crease its deficit by increasing its debit
column through heavy chunsel fees IN
the proceedings initiated by it to resist
the payment OF its lawful taxes? Already
we have the following sums disbursed. .
Roscoe Conkling, s2b 900; David Dudley
Field, $4,000; ex-Jdigs Porter, $685.
600; John j. McCook and Ira Shafer,
sl5, 900 each-msking total, including
attorneys costs, clerks fees, ,stenogrsphic
charges and other disbursement, of about
s150,000. This probably constitutes n
good Investment for the directors and
"inside' stockholders in stock jobbing
way. But how does 1t look from the
point Of view of dividends and of bond
interest? World.
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Sad Drownfp~.

A pleasure party Of vonn.
women left Philadelphia s ~, men and
n,gn. tnTn o ,os p,cnio down the river sd'day y
NAB. When opposite Raoooes que Queen
twelve miles from the citv Sa oSn creek,
O'Clock, the boom struck M;.s MUut nine
matthew's on the head and DIS Lsa Mary
her overheard. She ssnh au .n, knocked
seen zee, again. although the Yacht Sls Y. aot
her all night. '0"rcnlng for
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Frem the N. 7. Herald.
Decoration Day.

Only short time has passed since the
first formal attempt TO devote one day Of
every year to the duty of honoring our
dead soldiers and sailors. For some rea-
son the public did not respond promptly
70 the call; they had no objection TO
nowers being strewn on soldiers graves,
aud they were willing even TO present
flowers for the purpose, but for them
selves they declined 70 give up their bus
iness for day or " lei their employees
do 10. The surviving veterans hampered
the movement, for most Of them ab-
horred processions and everything else
that looked like playing soldier. Even
the families Of dead heroes objected for
ono reason or onother, to any public
demonstration over their dear ones.
Year BY year however, the custom Of
decorating the Eoldisrs' graves has be-
come more general.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Nav On hp N

FLOUR sells TO a lair extent at full pri-
ees. SALES of 1000 barrels, including Min
nesota extras at So 70 a o for medium 10
fancy clear, anu al So a rs for straight:
Pennsyivania extra family at IS 20 a 8 3O,
western DO. do, II 50 rs q o, and patents
per barrel. w.
GRAIN. Wheat isquite active and again
hie her. Sales of l7O,O00 bushels No. q red.
car lols, az ~ 70, and No. 2 RED, IN eleva-
tor, at 81 70 May. $l "a q 24J6 June: 81 2IJ6
~ July. and 81 loA 81 l7T August.
rye ye-Pennsylvania commands 81 Us per
ousnel. Corn.-Local 10 are dull and
weak, but futures are firmeI. sales OF
200 bushels. including yellow, al 81 q
olc, fhite at 80c. steamer at 50 u SIC. ;,
and no. at oic. At The open board. % &c
was oid Tor MAY; s6lsc. FOR June; 55szc
ior July. aud 561ac. for August. Oats az {
IN lair request and Arm sales of $50
| ejeeted and mixed at 81 u SIC.
WHIsKEi Sales ofWestern iron-boun,
are reported at 3l U per gallon.
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THE GUNNIsON COUNTRY.
Rescue of u Civil Engineer and
Party fn q Half-Starved COndi.

Rescue OF q Civil Engineer and
rarfy fn q Haif-Starved COndi-
DENVER, COL, May ga des-
patch from Colorado Springs says:
"Mr. Mythias, a civil engineer of the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Company, with a party ofmen about
the 25th of April was impounded In
the Gunnison Country, at the head
Of the Roaring Forks, by snow and
high water and prevented from going
south or north by Indians A relief
party was sent from Leadville on the
10Th instant and returned yesterday.
They report rescuing Mythias and
his party on Monday last. They
found them very weak, having moth.
ing to eat but fresh meat tor thirty
one days.
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The Dlae and the Gray Meeting n
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-The sol.
disrs' graves ut Chalmette were deco
rated to-day by the Grand Army of
the Republic. j. r. Bsckwith de-
livered the orAtiou. Beautiful floral
offerings were contributed by the la
dies Of tho Benevolent Monumental
Association Of Louisiana. Among
tho participaLts in the ceremonies
were ex-Coniederate associations OF
the Army Of the Tennessee and the
Army Of Northern Virginia, the
Louisiana Field, the Orleans and the
Washington Artillery companies the
Continental Guards and the Mexican
veterans. There was large attend.
ance'
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clH Esw Yoak. May 2s.-wrIli.m M.
nan wsntey, sG.,s coS OF the trustees Of the & Ro.
Mefcy, 81 brooklyn. went to church ~. =.
s,y I,y SppsaSltiy 10 good health and A. ~.
. ~ =. n. ~ ass he helped take up The eol All
lsction ana went into the vestrv w u
Gcun' Rsv Fs,ssr sng mg@sy; y While speaking to
forward on the floor and died dIsa. Irsi.. iell
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretiens of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will send recipe that will cure yOs
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vas discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
% the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station d
VeW York Ofty. Mav4-eodDEwly
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THE MISSOURI LOAN.

A bf. Louis Bank Becomes the suc.
eessful Bfdder AT Three Per Cent.
ST.. LOUIS, No., May ga spe.
cial from Jefferson City to the Re-
publican says: "Seven bids were re-
ceived by the Fund Commissioners
yesterday to loan the State $780,
OO0-two at 8 per cent. per annum,
one at 81, one at 81, two at and one
at Al per cent. The bank of Com.
merce of ST LOUIS was the scccssful
bidder at per cent.
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General Foreign Nescs.

f1H
LONDON, May 81 1881
Prince Gortschakoff has arrived at
Berlin. &
The Montland Coal and Iron Com-
pauy of Glasgow has passed resolu-
ton in favor Of winding up affairs.
3 Mr West the present Minister at
i Nadrid, will probably succeed Sir
Edward Thornton. as Minister at
z washington. 80
J. The Cologne Gasetto's correspon-
dent at St. Petersburg says General
K Wannowsko has been appointed to sue
coed General Milutine as Minister of
War.
ri M Ganbetta, President Of the
i AFrench Chamber of Deputies, arrived
in Paris yesterday from Cahors. There
we're only q few spectators at the rail-
way station to witness his arrival.
The London correspondent of the
Edinburg Scotsman says he believes
Right Hon. Hugh C.Childers, Secre-
for War, will shortly become Chancel
lor Of the Exchequer.
Edward Trickett, the Australian
oarsmsn. and Henry Kelley, the ex-
champion Of England, sailed hence
for New York on Saturday last aboard
the steamer Egyptian Monarch.
Mr.. Evarts, representative Of the
United States IN the International
Monetary Conference, has arrived here
from Paris and will remain in London
suAGl the reassembling Of the Confer
&eneb o. the S0th Of june,
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AN UNUSUAL interest seems to have
Been taken In the decoration of the
graves to-day in this city. In the
Eastern cities, but little attention has
been given the matter-the novelty
having, In q great measure, worn of.
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PREPARING A SURPRISE.

Mr. Piatt Claiming sixty Bigners
for . Caucus and Certain Re.elee.
tfOn.
WAssINGToN, May 29.-Privnte ad-
vices resolved tonight from ex-senator
Platt. Of New York, say that sixty men,
oers OF the Legislature agreed to 20
much abuse heaped upon the signers OF
the call that some of them did not like to
sign, but said they would be there.-
Their chief cause of doubt as to the re-
suit Of the caucus arises from the cause
that to-inorrow being holiday some Of
the sixty may not get back from home
ln time to participate. Ex-senator
Platt Is confident OF reelection in such
short order that the country win be sur
prised.
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LONG ISLAND FARMERS will mt
ride home from market fast sslesn
hereafter as carelessly as they bavs
been in the habit Of dong, one Of
them having been assaulted and d
robbed while sitting in his wagon
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THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

DHE ARTlZANS SAVINGS BANK,
500 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1851,
Open to receive deposits dairy from y
M, until 7. M. and on Tuesday AAd k,.l,
urday evenings 1rom7 to O'Clock,
sEMl-ANNUAL DIVlDEND,
regularly madei IN April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrnvn.
they are accounted ss deposits. Thus psr.
manent deposits compound their intsI es,
twice In each year.
MANAGER8
Ciement q. smyth, George W. Bush,
Snas. N; ;ToWnsend George b. Capelie,
Nathan,l Z. Benson, M. L. Lichensteln.
Henry #. Dure, Edward DariinxIt.,
w. Hastings, Job II. jackson.
Edward Pusey, VIM, Ii, SWIM
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. HUSH, PresidenL
EO. y. CAPELLE, Vice President,
Ieb2l-ly b. TAYLOR Treasur,
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The saddest are these, sit might have
The above quotation was forctb,y
brought to mind the other day BY hear
Ing young lady remark that she would
she had taken 6imess syrup or Tar.
wild CheFry and AOrehOund. n,
No. mber LAST aud cured her cold' a. 4
rtsnd Of hers did.
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