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The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
Rrs@sasnrAay's Lsss Bassse~
U. ). DISTRICT COURT.
PRocKKDInas OF THIS MoRNIKo's
aNaasoH.

PRocKKDrnas OF THIS MORNINGS
The u. 3. District Court met at II
o'clock, this morning, Judge Bradford
ou the bench, and hessd brief argument
case Of rather unusual Interest.
Twelve years ago Robert j. Hill, oi
Smyrna fle | q petiti IN In bankr p y,b.
failed TO make amy subsequent applicA-
tion for discharge aud allowed the pro-
ceediugs TO stand. At the time no debts
we're proven. Recently Mr.. Bill came
into possession OF q legacy, and now he
asks for discharge frOm bankruptcy.
Among his creditors was James n,
Short, then Of Delaware, but now re-
siding in Philadelphia, who, however,
was not placed upon Hills schedule
Of creditors when the petition iu bank
ruptcy was filed. BY this omission,
Short, under the bankrupt Law, would
not be barred from the recovery Of his
claim. even should Hills application
for a discharge be granted. Hill,
therefore, at the session Of the Court
this morning, made application 10
amend his schedules by adding Shorts
name therein, and make him q credi-.
tor, as prerequisite TO his final dis
charge.
lue Court, after the argument, gran-
sed the application, on the ground tia,
The bankrupt law gave the bankrupt g
right 10 amend his schedule, aud that
the creditor could not oppose the amend
ment, which was made with q view 10
place hin on the schedule.
In the argument Hill was represent
ed by Edward g. Bradford, yr., ESQ,
and Short by l. g. Gruhb, ESQ, OF
this city, and Upton White, Esq, Of
Philadelphia.
The Court then adjourned until next
Friday morning, at IL o'clock.
During yesterdays session Of the
Court an interesting question arose
when the clerk came " pay Off the
Jurors. 1t was as to whether each
juror should be paid mileage each day
aud his regular $2 per diem, OF should
be allowed mileage for Que trip only.
The latter has heretofore bern the
practice in the Federal courts here, but
~ iormer practice 10 the State couTts.-
When the clerk came to Inquire about
toe matter, however, the court had I'D
Jonrned. The district attorney and sew.
erai OF the lawyers conferred With j sdxe
VINO te very positive that thay should
be paid mileaKr for each day. He said II
was no more Than c0nsonant with the
OPP nheartedDess and nberaiity OF this
great government OF ours. Tnsre must
Do An authoritative declrlon on this i'm.
portaut question. Its settiemest NAV
oe 10 ked Tor with interest II the iu,ots
ar a low, d mileage for cue trim oplv
tn y ire brought in debt By their attend
ance.
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Local Lssses.

Four prisoners were cent over te
New Castle this morning.
Shedding accidents are becoming
numerous.
No hearings at the police station
this morning.
City Council meets to night in ad-
journed session.
Duprez & Bensdict's minstrels in
the Grand Opera House, Wednesday
night.
The Baltimore mailtrain south was
late this morning.
Go to the masquerade in the Herd
man building to night.
Good skating at the Middle Depot.
ADJUSTMENTS were plentiful last
week.
There will be no meeting Of the
Board of Health this evening as there
is no occasion for a meeting.
There were sixteen deaths last week
two OF which ~e.e from small pox.
Pay your water taxes now and save
the additional expense.
Mary Anderson in the Opera House
on Saturday evening next.
A large number of sea sons tickets
have been sold for the Diamond
COurs'."
Snow seems to linger in the atmos-
phere.
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From the Baltimore Gazette.
Banquet 20 an Editor.

The banquet TO Hon. George Cotton
rendered him by ihs ciuzens Of Mary
land on his retarn from Europe took
place last digit ct Barnum's Hotel, and
vas grand success in every particular.
Not only was the attendance large, but
IL was composed OF representative men
OF the Democratic party, the banquet
being given under the auspices Of the
Monumental Hancock and English Ten
tral Democratic Club, and none but or
thodox members Of the faith were invi-
ted.
A number Of gentlemen were invited,
and among them Senator Bayard, whose
letter in explaining his absence is pub
lished, as follows:
SENATE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON,
Jan. 8, lesI.-My Dear Sir: II would
give me great pleasure TO be- present Al
the banquet 10 be given In honor aud TO
welcome Mr.. Cotton home again on the
18th instant and / should send you q
prompt acceptance but IL so happens that
have engaged OH that daY to be In Will
mington and present al an entertainment
by the morocco manufacturers Of that
city. This will prevent my coming, but
/ will ask you to consider me as one al
ways glad to stand among the Democrats
OF Maryland and ready to give warm
greeting to a worthy aud able member
OF the bro otherhood.
Truly AND respectfully yours,
Il. II. BAYARD.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
THIRD EDITION
TELRGRAPHs AND ORGANS.


r So far as ar expression Of an opinion
on the scandaleus gambling OF the
telegraph monopolists, Gould and Van.
derbilt, the 1rib&as and World might
just as well be published in the jungles
Of Ceylon. The indignant truth that
would have blaxed from the Tribune
columns unoer the control Of Greeley
is replaced by the callow quips OF
prating youngsters or the cynical plati
tudes of men bent only on pleasing q
taek~master without conscience aud
without sincerity. In the days when
Gould and Fisk were playing pranks
with the public interest of not half the
mahgn magnitude of this last shame
less crusade on public right the Tri6-
ana devoted bro oAdsides of honest vi
tuperation upon the Sharks" AZ it
was then pleased to call Gould and his
mate. Nor was the World less out
spoken in rejecting the adherence of
honest men. Other times other morals.
The trail Of the Gould serpent Is over
them all. Meanwhile the business
world il none the less resolute to bring
the plunderers to boot. There is no
disposition to submit TO the taxing OF
the affairs of the country to give the
owners Of hecombined telegraph their
fancy profits on $50, 600, 600. In 1858.
when the Western Union began opera
tions, 1885, TOO was the amount of It's
capital. BY processes not unlike their
last it expanded this modest plant in
eight years to the fabulous sum of $32,-
O00, COO. OF this "a, 400, 00O was repre-
senged as paid out for tho suppression
by Incorporation of rival concerns.
More than SIS, 600, 900 were surrepti-
tiously issued iii stock dividends at
time when the stock was almost worth
less in the market.
Presently another enormous increase
was made under the plea of buying in
the United States Company, the value
OF which was set at nearly $4,000, COO.
The nominal capital was In the end
brought up to Sal, ,000, 900 by the gob.
bling up Of the American line at the
fancy figure of nearly "A, 000, 900 more.
To cover this the stem company infia-
ted within fraction OF $l2, zoo, 600
more, running the total, as before
stated, to $41, 900, 600. Upon this an
apparent dividend of eight per cent.
was exacted from the country. The
wonder is that with such limitless |
power AS the monopolists possess they
were satisfied with this. Bat they |
have amply compensated themselves
in the final deal, and it remains 10 be |
seen If the means shall-be justified by
the result. Gould's elder journal in
Inmates that the government can do
NO better than buy the consolidated
lines. The country will hardly con-
sent to this view. If the telegraph be
taken under government control new
lines can be built and equipped a
one-twentieth the price these plotters
would ask, and if they couldn't 1t
would be better to pay double and
leave the gamblers with their ill |
gotten spoils on their hands.-Times.
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Iron RrISipaa.

Intense cold is known to affect iron
and care should be Laken to look after
all iron bdidRes, after such ..cold
snaps" as we have had and our climate
Is subject to. On Thursday an iron
bridge between Haverhill aud Grover
land, Mass, broke down. A team of
four horses with heavy load OF lum-
ber was on the bridge at the time
1t went down. The driver escaped un-
injured, while one OF the horses WAS
badly cut. The horse-car had passed
over only few minutes previously.
This bridge was built in 1874.
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A COSTLY FALSE ALARM.

There was false alarm of dro about
II 80 . clock this morning, to which
several Of the tire companies respond
ed. The Delaware steamer went up
French street to Seventh and then
al 1ns to Market, but in turning into
the latter street the left hind wheel
caught in the city railway track and
broke of, the sleel axle swapping close
to the hub, as cleanly az a pipe stem
would have done. The engine drop.
ped with crash, and Ihe machinery
vas severely strained by the jar. The
horses had notion to run away but
were soon quieted, and the Are in the
steamer Was stantly drawn. The
accident blocked the northbound rail-
way track for over two hours, but
hnaliy the steamer was blocked up and
hauled away Tor repairs.
During the time The tracks were
oost ucted north boand cars passed
over to The oLher track in order to get
beyond Seventh street.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGToN

Sea rhiLA Il Io oEsPHIA.l5s q Il a. 22 . $50 7y
II. .4a, ,2Gs 2o, w, or, 100, US 10 d, 10 20
On Sundays, LBS, 223, slo,a "a. M; 500 6.I7
6.3n, 9.55, 1000 y. m. S'DO' ~
FoR NEw YoRK.-l5s, 2.2s8.sO 700 lom
am; l226, l2.f3. 2tS. 6l7, D. M, On
sundays, l5S, 2.23 q. M. 6l7 p. m.
FOR BALrIMoRE AND WAsRINGToN.-
H:5l. 2os. z Is, 7.55,8.S5, a. M; I2.55, I.O4
a5i i,5:01: 7.0s, p. IN. on Sundays, I2.5l. 2,e3
FoR BALTIMORE. IBay Line .onnection,
7.m p, m. No sunday trains.
FOR NEW CAsTLE.-6.0O 81 a M. Ir
800, 8.31, p. m. No Sunday trains,
For DELAWARE X. R.-9.30 a. m. llh
$50, p. m. No Sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON & NORTHERN r. K
.o, a. M; 800, sos p, m. No Sunua,
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R-76
'e-oo 3. M; 5.3O p. m. No Sunday traiI 8.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-I243. I.5s 2Os
I.5z. $50; s25, IL m.; l2.ls, I245. OF l1
4.A, 4.45. 450, 80, SO, 100, 800 $50 II "a :,
M; On Sundays, l2.4a, l.5S, 2.Os, 7.52. 10. IL IL
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5s, 2.Os, 1862. 8aO. .
m; iz.45, LOG. 4JO,7.0O p. m On SUNDAYS
l.6s, AUS, 7.5l a. IN.
M F59s 70 U obAsTIaoEE.l5s az, s8s. $50, a.
days, l.bS; I'll a. m. 6.07 $50 p. m.
FROM WAsHINGToa.-k55. 2I7 m
~ l2.3a Z.D5, 6.N, $50 o. m, On sun
days. 6.07, 9 so p. m,
FROM New CAsTLE.-s.48. 935. "a 1oa m
b.l0. $40 p. M. No Sunday trains -A''
ERoh DELAWARE X. R.--S.50, IL m
o.4g p. m: No Sunday trains,
FROM WILMINGToN Il NoRTHERs r.. r
~; lib a. M; 6.45 p. IN. No Sundan
trains. Sunul.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-sta
.. m.. Is, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND wAsuruoro,
AxksgE.7Oo 80, Is. 1919, IL 30, Ii. As =. m
d.s0, 800 $50. 40, 4.3O. sis. 500, $40 s.Uu
s'ao, u:Jo p. m. On Sundays, 8.l5 a. m.
b.0l a.4o, l1.3D p. m. =. tii
FROM THIRTY-SEcoND AND MARx,
5TAEEIs.-7.SO, ll.35 a. M IL, rs. l1n !.
ms 1OO a. m. On Sundays, 90. a M -
NoTE.-The black figures represent tho
Limitd Express" on viii Il an svIrs
fare is charged. vi
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BOMBS.
iiLADELPHIA MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, Jan. II, z M.
fLook Is dull at former prices salas -,
5po oo.5' Including Ml4nesDta extras NJ
% 40 70 Tor meainfa 10 choict nI.ar
ana az soa6 20 log Straight; PenIsvI yapI,
e4eIa Iil ialhily al sja5 70 !; Western io. do
a. q. - oyao I1,'and Patents at $7asUO Rvs
touI n is-SIeady at "a S5a5 per barrel
t,ohf1S.-W heat Is n shade higher buf
sne We. Sales Of 81 900 bushels. includ
ing rejected, at 81 OIa1 Us; red and amber
track, at 81 l614al i8sz and No. red, IL,
elevator, 81 l6fk Jan., 81 IsII Feb and
81 lOA March. Rye Ia quiet. We ana -
i'ehnsylvania at 92c. Corn Ia dull and
We X. sales of l4.O0 bushe n. in
cludlng yellow, at 53c ST. amer at $50.
aud white at sic. Al the cnll board S3e
was bid for Jan, 54Ac. for Feb. and 55e
Tor March. Oats are firm Saiea of X 6l0
Dushels, Including white at 46%a49c and
rel cted and mixed at 4Ia46e,
WHIsKEY. loo bbiB. of Western iron
bound 80 az sl II per gallon,
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Jan. 10, 3 p. M.
Beer cattle were less active this week
aud prices were fraction higher 1900 head
erIi yea anu sold at the different wards
9A 674c. per pound, the latter rate
HEEP.-Prices remain about the aame
as last quoted. 95O0 head arrive ana
sold at Jhe different yards at 4s1n8iLe
and lambs at 5ay5<c., per lb.
HOGS we're firmly held. $50 head ar
rived ard sod At the differen1 Yards nj
o7saSc. per To-. as To condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN WIS.
CONSIN.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan. IA hor.
rible tragedy has just taken place
here. The house of German
named Viskow was discovered in
flames. The neighbors on going to
ascertain the cause discovered yis-
kow's daughter outside the house
with her throat cut from ear to ear.
and afterward discovered the re.
mains OF Viskow and his wife, the
latter with her throat cut, in the
debris of the building.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
NEGRO SUPERSTITION.

very curious case was heard be.
lore Mayor Allmond, last evening.
wherein Jacob Galloway, colored, Inv.
ing at No. 1l04 Lombard street, was
charged by his next door neighbor,
Edward Hogan, soiorod. with at.
tempting to coniure him. The means
used were smearing Hogan's door
with an offensive liquid, aud sprink-
ling salt in front of his door.
The Mayor did not take supersti
tlous view of the matter, but he held
Galloway under 800 bail to keep the
peace, for defaclng the door of Ho
gan's house.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
IRISH DISORDER
LONDON. Ian ,

carman, plying bis vehicle he,
Herbert's Town and LimerIck gge'seen
was beaten yesterday BY four uns nsUspllal
men. IL ls believed that he will dis diu.sn ~
his Injuries. A despatch from Dnh,ioO i,O!a
the Ismss ssys:--"Atter land msa,i a %
held on one Of the Arran Islss on Ipsuag pa,ig
last twenty-one head OF cattle were rnt ,,tal
Ing, which, u 10 supposed, were driaa ri''s
over the clfis into the sea-" N'Fsn
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''in9ersoiism Brought Face 60
Face vvten ChylattM MnleV,"

Rev, J. n Caidw well wiil preach from
this topic 90. morrow morning and even
Ing and discuss FfraL ingersoltism--its
Infidelity-itss stump oratory-ita venaiity
-ils creed, including lis God. lite Christ.
it& Trinity and It's plan OF salvation, hs
ignorance or dishonesty, It's tnconsist-
It's libertinism, which IL miscalls intellec-
tuaI liberaiity, Its inherent pernicious-
nees and for whose benefit IL exists.
second-Christianity. It's divine origin.
It's wonderful preservation, It's evidence
external, Internal and demonstrattve, It's
beneficial tnfiuense.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
THE ICE GORGE IN 1HE
JAMES.

RICHMOND, Va, January 13.-The
icc gorge still impedes navigation In
the James river. The steamship Old
Dominion, hence for New York, will
make another attempt to morrow to
force a passage, while the steamsk p
Richmond. also of the Old Dominion
line, which is below the gorge, will
try 10 break the blockade from the
lower end. The river is gorged in two
places between the Graveyard Reach
aud Dutch Gap, and from Atkins
Landing TO near the Deep Bottom.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
THE TAX ON BANK CHECKS.
4 MONSTER PETITION FOR ITS REPEAL,

A MONSTER PETITION FOR ITS REPEAL,
WAsHINGroE, Jan. 16, 1881.
Mr.. John z. Gould, of Newly org, has
arrived IN Washington witt petItioI
bearing about forty thousand signatur. .
from nearly all the States, TO be- presenl-
cd TO the House of Representa- YES,
and referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means, praying for q repeal of .he
two cent stamp lax ON bank chrcks, anu
also fer the repeal of the tax of one hall
OF one per Cent per annnm on deposiIs
which Is now paid by national and State
banks, savings banks, trust companies
and all other banking instituiio ons, as de-
fined by sections ., ,4ts6, ,408 and 5,2l4 of
the Revised Statutes
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
BOY MURDERER SENTENCED.

warren Longmore, aged nine years.
VINO was yesterday found guilty of man.
daughter, In causing the death of Free
man Wright. eight years of age, a,
rem broke, Me-, October 8, last year,
Was this tnorniug sentenced by Judge
Llhoey TO the State Reform School dur.
.nR his minority. Longmere tirs, sho,
hts victim and was dicosered n the act
3I m ulgglng his grave. While doing so
IIgnt showed signs OF life, when
sral times with q spade. Wv
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
THREE LIVES FOR ONE.
SENTENCE OF DRATH UPON THE MUIR
DkLkks OF DANIEL RARBoNNR.
MONTREAL, Jan. ID 1891

DELkss OF DANIEL RARBoNSR.
MONTREAL, Jan. IA. 1881.
The eoult room At Ste. Scbolastioue
was dehseiy packed Today TO hear ibe
sentence passed by Judge johnson upoD
the A.uhdcl murdelers, and the opinion
5l Tue public was that the extreme nan.
ATTY oil the law would be visited nno,
Jean Baptlste Narbonne, but that the
father anu mother, on account nf lbe,,
extreme age and the recommendation, ~,
The jury To mercy, would be seut IN i.iI
toI lie. When Ills Honor came into
court aud put on The black cap the ouieI
oi Tie loom Was br ken onIv h, m.
"lntry gale bowling against Tho fros,.
covered widows OF the court loom. Tn.
murderer and his instigatUrs were called
III anu the crisr called The roll:
jean Baptiste Narbonne. Franoo;.
Narbonne, Geneyieve Lafleur s,.nS
up" The usual formula was aons
through, but the trio never uttered
any complaint. Judge johnson. in bis
usual clear and deliberate manner. re-
clted the Cline, and then said .,,ha
sentence OF the Court is that you. Jean
baptlste Nlrbonne, Gsnevieye Laseur
aud Francois Narbonne, be taken fror,
inns court to the common jail of The
the dis riot and there confined until the
soih day of February next, when each
OF you will be taken therefrom bv M the
Sheriff Of the district and hanged bv
the heck until You are deAd.n
ihe prisoners manifested little ann.
tlon, and were then led away. The
spectators ana Judge were apparently
I,ie most deeply affected by the scene.
wing wing 70 Inc age OF the prisoners it il
believed clerical influence will ha n.a5
to get them . reprieve. The eldsr
couple were married ouly two vssrs
ago, having lived togethtr as man and
Mlfe for eighteen years previonsIy
The son, Jean Baptiste, was marr;si
one year after he murdered his brothsr
and will leave a wife to inherit IT.
disgraceful fame. "''
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
GUILDS AND TENANTS.
LONDON, Jan. Ia. 1881

IL 10 stated that the London city Rullds
Wn'cn own estates In ireland have been
sounded regarding their transfer TO ten
anus under the terms of the new Land
olll' They are willing TO make the me-
: 'ssary arrangement Q, and about one
hundred and seventy thousand acres of
iAna belonging to these companies will
probably be thus transferred.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
GERMANS AND JEWS.
LONDON, Jan. IA. 1gS

HUNDoN, Jan. IA, 1881.
A despatch from Berlin TO ths Tinos
says me anti Jewish agitation is spread.
Iog 10 tne provinces. II has extended In
oaAoey, Bavaria, Leipzig snd BrssIay D
a.o.net Berlin despatch says:-"Tne
$3.50 Soan,.ic u peuhon 10 be presented to
o'ooo signatures. The petition viii -,
OF March. sno lniuaio
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
PRESIDENT HAYES.

The validity of Mr.. Hayes title may
always be Questioned, and his admin.
stration criticised, but the payment OF
on- dollar gives q valid title to one
bottle of Or. Piercs's Golden NJ Medica
Disco very, and It's admi nistration cab
never De criticised in cases of coughs,
colds, 'ncipisDt consumption, and gener-
al ds6ihty. for leading physicians OF ali
schools endorse the Discovery and pre-.
scrlbv 1t H. their practice. Sold by drug
gists. iapI7 81
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

WoHAS's DEVOTION has been n.
subject Of many ext -aordinary ~ ~
mances, but the just discovered fac, !,
young woman nailed up IN d, ,er.S
tous., cold and starving, yet dtclipiU,
to say anything against he person vbs
has treated her SO badly, has no equ.I
in fiction.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

TENNEssEs is far shead of Dallas.
In the matter OF "Woman's Emaan
tion.' The Legislature of the Ar,
cd State elected Mrs Grixx.ra Ian s
while that OF Delaware turned a
ear to all Mrs. Mary A. Stewary. yea
treaties. ant left her out In The col, 1G
Sedford Index. e''a'-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

AT last the United States juror from
a distance will not be required to Al.
tend court for 90 day and bear III
o~n hotel expenses, since the COuA
has ruled in this state that he shall
be allowed milsge for each days at
tendance whether he travels home Or
not.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

HNhE WATTS TkLEPHOSE-rh., rh., ~,
Il ders of "A simple INSTRUMENT iha, %u,i, III
YET make noise n the world. fusiness
men wanting their offices eonnected ,uftE
fsmose parts ei their works will do well
80 ~ Saii Ill. .d on m. r; Hayden, corner Sixth
!or the state of Delaware. Where d iinss
IL now IN operation for trial he refsrs To-
WorK done. References: Geo. W. Bnsh a
Son Inc Harlan d Holllngsworth Co.
Bros. and others, deci -5I.,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

John Wanamaker's Grand DepO,
Philadelphia, has been greatly i'm.
proved within three months. 1t il
now fashionable resort for ladyt
shopping, and about thousand mar
be seen there at one time.
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REGISTERS 8 ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

NEW NAsrLE COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1880
Upon the application of Rachel G .Chand-
Ter and Jease Chandler, Adminlalra.
tors of Marshall s. Chandler. iale of
Christiana Hundred, Ia said counLy
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed Nv
the Register that the tors afors.
sAlu give notice of the granting of Letters
oI Administration upon The estate of Lhs
deceased, with the date of granting taere
OF, by causing advertisements 10 be poStaa
within iorty days from the date oi snen
letters, In six o1 the most public places nj
Inc county OF New Castle, recurring All
persons having demands against The en-
tate 10 present the same or abide by an
ACT OF assembly In such case made and
PROVIDES. And also cause the same To he
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, "A newspaner pnh.
Iisheu IN Wilmington, and To be Continued
tnereln three weeks, (e. o. d.
ll Given under the hand and aaal
Il. .. OF oftice OF the Register Aforesaid
N-y-' at New Castle, In New Castia
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
"rltIen' =. C. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims aRatnnt tho
esIate OF the deceased must present the
same only allested to the Admin nlstratnrs
On or before Decem Der 18th, 1881, or ahids
tne act OF Assembly in such case n,ads
and provided. AA~ue
RACHEL @. CHANDLER
JESSE. CHANDLER.
Address -Centreville. Del. TO-
deet3 .3weod
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I'm drawing a conclusion" rem ark ed
Adminidab AS he pulled the cats tail-Ed.
l.. Adams; and "Im beating the Doe
tor" r ma ked Amis wife, as she took a
dose 5ines' Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and hoarhound for her cough. A Is cent
bottle does the business. For saie by ali
druggists Ianl5-lm
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1881.
HARPER'S BAZAAR,
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular periodical is pTe-eminen,
~ JouI mai for the house old.
Every number furnishes the latest In
formation In regard to fash ions In dreEs
and ornament, the newest and most ap-
proved patterns, with descriptive ArNcF
derived from authentic and Orig1A
sources; while It's Stories, Poems and
Essays on social and Domestic 1opo,
give variety TO It's coiumns,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

John w. Causey. ESQ.,, on Tbp,..
d received fine Irish stag hound
pup from Gen. Thomas Holcomh ~
New Casils. The dogs ancestors
were noted prize winners in Ireland
an one was presented by the To-,
Dobell to Mrs. Charlotte Cushman
1t is OF royal blood, and has pediors.
ss long as the tale Of defeated ean.
di ilate.-Peninsula Ns,ss. s'sa-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
House 90 be sold.

Remember to attend the sale of the
house No. 1911 Jefferson street, by ].
1. Heald, Esq, this afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. on the premises. IL is good
property; we'll located, and will be
sold without reserve.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17
FOURTH EDITION
asaaa aesesa For Te-1any .

For the Middle states, slightly warn
or and partly cloudy weather. light snow
In the northern portions, followed du .
ing the night by west to northwest winds
and stationary or rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-17

THE preachers will meet on Mondu
aud every young Delawarsan will 70
joice to know that they are likely to have
the tax on marriage licenses removed.