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The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
THE VICTIMS FUNERAL.
Carberry's Victim Buried Sunday
Afternoon.

AbteEuOOhs
Samuel Ii. Adams, COL, who was shot
and killed by Morris Carberry, ,on Friday
morning last, was buried Sunday after
noon, from his late residence, Fourth
and Searles streets. Tho attendance
reached about thousand, many of the
employees OF the Diamond State Iron
Company being among the number. The
body was taken in charge by the Wash
ington Lodge, Odd Fellows, and escort
ed to Haven Chapel, where SCI vices were
conducted by Revs. Williams, Holland
and Hubbard, all OF whom spoke In ap.
propriate terms of the fine personal
traits and good character of the deceas-
ed. Rev. Mr.. Williams spoke in very
bitter terms of the killing OF Adams. He
said II was customary in TINS State, for a
colored man to be shot down by white
man, aud that The colored people might
rest assured that Carberry would never
be banged. In month or thereabouts,
continued the speaker, you will see the
murderer set free walking the streets.
The interment took place at East Zion
Cemetery, and was attended b. the SER
vices OF The colored Odd Fellows.
cARBERRY's CGUN Sell.
G. B. l. re Esq, has been IN consulta-
tion with Carberry as lns counsel. On
Saturday precep; was forw arded TO
Dover, for tue signature of the judges,
in relation to arranging for Court
'Of Oyer and Terminer during the pres
ent month. If the precept is returned
in time, the additional jurors necessary
for Court Of Oyer and Terminer will
be drawn at once.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
DELAWARE TEACHERS.
Arrangements for the next Meet
Ing at RehObOfh.

Arrangements for the next Meet.
Ing at RehObOth.
The annual meeting of the Delaware
State Teachers Association, will be held
at Rehoboth, commencing Monday, Au.
gust 22d, aud ending Friday, Goth. The
sessions will be held atthe Bright House.
The programme will be eplivened by
several able lectures, and interspersed
with music and select readings. The
members will be favored with reduced
railroad fare and hotel rates. The regu-
lar programme of exercises will be as
follows:
"The Teacher-a Student" paper by
Professor VIM. NJ. Jetleris, of Delaware
College; discussion by Herman Roe, B
Frank Davis and Miss Fannie Briscoe
"Shakspeare," paper by q. S. Conwel
of Wilmington Conference Academy
discussion by DR.. VIM. II. Purnell, Dr.
S. w. Murphey and Miss Sallie @
Stevenson.
"The Fourth Profession" paper by s
j. Wiley, principal Boys High School
Wilmington; discussion by Ii. G. Carpon.
ter. f. A Williams and Henry A. Hous-
ton.
"True Education-a Self Perpetuatine
Force" paper by Rev. NJ. Heath, OF Wy
oming Institute, discussion by j. Il,
Stephens, MeKendree, Downham and
Miss Emm aWorrell.
"The True Sphere of the Public
Schools" paper by A. D. Harrington, OF
Odess,; discussion by ID. W. Harlan, j.
II. Groves and Leander S. Hopkins.i
"Ought the State TO Exercise any Su-
pervision over Private Schoolsw paper
by T. N. Williams, ofSeaford; discusslo.l
by Rev. j. NJ. Williams, Jas. ii. George
aud Walter Hawkins.
"Sllent forces in Education" paper by
Mrs. Mary d. Emory of Wesleyan Fe-
male College discussion by W. S.
McNair, VIM. A. Reynolds and ID. S.
| 4 Ills.
"Fhe Weak Places in Our System oi
Public Instruction." paper by Herman
Bessey, of Lebanon, discussion by II,
Clay Jones, j. Albert Whitelock and d
5. Purnell
"School lthOritles-Their qualifica
/; tions and Buties," paper by Miss K. d
Fraser, of Wilmington diseussionl by
#. Eden Bach, T. N. Williams ant
James l.. W6lcOtt.
"A Normal School," paper by j. l.
ThOmpson,of Georgetown, to be read oil
Friday evening aud then opened for dis
cussion.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
MiIfOrd's Industry.

From the News
Never were there so many contracts
for new vessels held by the ship builders
of Milford. They aggregate about a
dozen, and as many more could be OBJ
tained, number having been refused.
Abbott u Co. have three upon the
stocks: one OF 800 tons, 12S feet keel, 3 Il
beam, and 10a feet hold. She is expected
to be finished by the first OF August, and
will be commanded by Capt. Albert
Sharp, of Morristown, N. j. The second
is liz feet keel, 80 feet beam, q feet
hold; will be finished in the fall and
commanded by Capt. j. G. Davis. The
third will be one hundred tons burden,
II, feet keel, "a feet beam, d feet hold.
She will be owned by parties living in
and around Milford, commanded by
Capt. Caleb Smith, and run between
this place and New York.
Mr.. Thomas Ii. Carlisle has on the
stock a vessel of about 700 tons, which
he expects to complete in July, and put
another IN her place.
Mr.. Littleton Salmons has contract
to build small vessel for Milton parties,
the yards there being full of work. The
craft will be 50 feet keel, "A feet beam
aud foot hold.
AT the High Hill yard, Jos. Harper ex-
poets soon to launch sloop of about 10
tons, built for Messrs. VIM. l. Simpson
and George f. and VIM. N. Pierce.
VIM. A. Scribner has contracts from
Gov. Hall for three vessels of about 300
tons each; but owing to Mr.. Scribner's
illness, it is not known when they will
be commenced.
In Milton there are four vessels on
the stocks and contracts made for others.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
General News.

Snow fell at Ottawa, Cauada, on Sat-
urday morning, and ice formed the
same morning on the low lands around
Montgomery, New York.
Mary Wilcox, aged 81 years, was kill.
ed and her sister Lille, aged 10, fatally
injured while crossing q railroad bridge
near Dover, New Jersey, on Saturday
afternoon.
Five frame dwellings in st. Clair,
Schuylkill county, Penna., were burned
yesterday afternoon, and an old lady
named Dougherty died of fright.
The com bined coal companies of Luz
zerne county will continue work on
full time this week. and suspend mining
on three days in each week during the
remainder of the month.
ity to organize the Metropolitan Nation
al Bank of Cincinnati, with a capital
of 100000.
Ex-U. S. Treasurer New is in Chicago,
arranging for the sale of the stock of
the Nj utual Union Telegraph Company,
which he says Will have line built from
New. York to Chicago IN six months.
Matthew Gottfried, of Chicago, has
begun suit in the U. S.:Circuit Court, at
Baltimore, against a number of lager
beer brewers to restrain,them from using
a certain patent, the property OF COM
plainaut, known as IN Improvement for
pitching barrels.
A FIRE in Detroit on Saturday night de-
stroyed NJ. Frost & Cos wooden ware
works and Croul Brothers tannory.-
There was a large stock in each, and
the losses 1t is estimated will aggregate
$150,000
The Cuba cable failed on the afternoon
of the 9th ult., about three miles from
Cogimar in about 600 fathoms OF water.
Efforts to repair the break have thus far
been unsuccessful, owing to the strong
current of the Gulf Stream. A steam.
or plies daily between Key West and
Havana, carrying dispatches.
The total loss by fires in Chicago dur
ing 1880 was 81 .135 ,8l7, from s04 fires,
against s572, ,0S2 from 63S fires in 1879.
Fifteen coal cars were wrecked and
the track torn up by disaster on the
Pennsy lvania Railroad near Pennypack,
On Saturday about noon. No person
was injured, but travel was stopped tor
more than two hours.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
Miles of Forest ARre.

PORT JERvIs, May 1.-Yesterday
fires were started on the western slope
of the Shwangunk Mountains, extend.
ing through Sussex county, New Jer-
sey, and Orange county, New York,
and last night an area of fifteen miles
was a mass of flames. At least one
hundred houses are in danger.
CARBoNDALE, Pa, May Forrest
Ares are raging along the railroad lines
in this vicinity and dense volume of
smoke covers the city. Gangs Of men
were called out to-day in Clifford town.
ship to prevent several farm houses
from being destroyed. Fire compa-
nies are useless on account of the
scarcity of water in the suburban dis
tricts.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
DECORATION DAY.
Arrangements for am Unusual
Extensive Observance this year

Arrangements for am Unusually
Extensive Observance this year.
The G.. A. r. Post committees
having IN charge the arrangements
for the celebration Of Decoration
Day MAY 30th) are preparing for
an unusually extensive observance
of the event this year. All the G..
A. r. Posts of this city, the First
Regiment Delaware militia, and
Posts from various points in this
State will participate. The route
of the street parade will be as fol-
lows:
The procession will form at the
corner of Fourth and French. streets
and begin TO move at l 80 p. m. Pro-
ceediug up Fourth to Market street,
turns and follows Market street to
Delaware avenue, and then turns
and proceeds along Delaware ave-
nuesto the Wilmington and Bran
dywine cemetery.
Everysoldier's gravewill be mark
ed by small flag beforehand. The
firing company of DUPONT Post,
which will precede the G.. A. r.
posts. will fire salute as 1t march,
es past the soldiers monument, and
each post, together with the invited
posts, will, as they in turn arrive
opposite the monument, fire a sa-
lutte. The monument and graves
are to be decorated handsomely
with floral wreaths and offerings.
After leaving the cemetery the
line of march will be again taken up,
and the procession will proceed
along Delaware avenue to Wash
ington street, down Washington
street to Sixth street. across Sixth
street to Market, and thence out
Market street to the Opera House.
At the Opera House there will be
musical exercises, conducted by q
picked choir, select readings, ora
ton by Levi @. Bird, Esq, and ad-
dresses by Rev. Geo. W. Miller and
others. The programme will end
with "The Star Spangled Banner
by the First Regiment Band.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

In no way Is the power of the press
more surely shown than In the univeI-
sal nowledRe that has In less than a
year been ditfused throughout fifty mil.
lions of people of rhe wonderful cuTa~
tive properties OF that splendid remedy
Kidney Wort. And the people from
the Atlantic 10 the Pachc bave shown
their intelligence and their knowledge
of what Ia In the papers, by already
making Kldney-WOIt their household
remedy for all diseases of the X dneys,
liver and bowels. .-Herdid.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
what the Police Did.

During the past month the police
made one hundred aid seyenty-seven
arrests, for the following mIsdemeanors:
For drunkenness, Go; drunkenness
and disorder, 80 disorderIy conduc ~;
assault and battery, 1O.; fighting on he
streets, 10 larceny, 3; VACANCY, 10
housebreaklng, 8 pocketpicking, 2; sell
ling liquor without licepse, 2 viola
ting city ordinance, 4 abusive and
threatening language, / insanity, 2
contempt, 2; jumping on moving cars, /:
scelleneous oiienses. A. Total III.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

ABE STRAUSS Esq. the well-known
recommend iebig Co.'s Arnlcated Ex-
tract OF Witch He eel To all OF my friends.
IL has been used IN thoroughbred, sta
bles of Ii. b. MCGRATH, h. II. OWENS,
LEE PAUL, W. b. SCULLY, and other
well-known Breeders and Trainers, and
they all pronounce 1t to the very best
lotion and medicine for the horse which
they ever used, glvin. almost lnstanta-
neous benefit" Cures Breaking Down
Wind Calls, Capped and Sprained Hook,
Foot Contraction, and Cracked Hoof.
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes re-
duced rates the half gallon or gallon.
Beware OF worth less limitations. Depot
q Maiden ane, New York,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

A monster petition, bearing the
names of more than 1000 persons,
who represent upward of $2,0O0,s ,
100000 of annual business, has been
prepared under the supervision of
the New York board of trade and
transportation for presen tation to
the State Senate. The petitioners
ask that the bill providing a board
of State railroad commissioners,
which has already passed the Az
sembly, be acted upon favorably by
the higher body of the State Legis-
lature.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02


Vanity Fair refers publicly to the
very bad scandal which has been the
talk OF the town for The last ten days and
OF which cabled you an outline yester-
day. The story is that the Earl of
Shrewsbury Talbot eloped with Mrs.
Miller Mundy, of well-known county
family Derbyshire. A relation ofthe lady's
followed them TO the Continent, ian
them to earth at Strasburg and admins
tered a severe tbrasbing to the noble
Lott a,io--"beat him black aud blue"
says Vanity Fair. MIS-. Miller-Mundy
Is seven years older than her yer who
is the great prize OF the day in the mat
rimonial market, be ng immensely rich,
very handsome and only twenty. The
lady has one child six years old. deem
it right to say that have been privately
assured that there is great exaggera.ion
in the story of the beating, but OF the
elopement and capture there is no doubt.
The lady was brought back to England.
The affair causes great distress among
several most honorable families. The
lady's husband, Mr.. Alfred Miller-Mun-
dy, owns estates in No tinghamshire and
Derbyshire worth $1,000 year, and
has very large income from other
sources. The case is complicated by the
awkward fact that the lady's husband is
IN near connection by marriage of the
earl whose uncle some ten years ago
married Mr.. Miller sister.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

ate Prescribing that tried and true reme-
", Kidney w ort for the worst cases of
I5ln9usness and constipation, as well as
ot kidney complaints. There Is scarce
y person 20 be found that will not be
ss,sewat'y y benefited by thorough course
T. !. HllheyN Wort every spring. If you
,rg ,rgi cut OF sorts aud don't know why
N ny N package of Kidney Wort and you
";' o,;. leti nike a new creature.-Hldidnap-
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS. 4
CLOSING CONCERT.

The Boston Ideal Colored Combi-
nation gave their closing concert, on
Saturday evening, to small audience.
The prog CANINE was varied, and in
clnded some Of the best known music.
Those present highly enjoyed the sing
ing and the performance upon the
musical Instruments.
JOHN e. OWENS.
Tonight John E. Owens will appear
IN the Opera House, after an absence
OF several years. Mr.. Owens is one OF
the Old school comedians, and those Of
olr amusement goers who are fond of
genuine comedy should not fail to be
present at the performance this even-
evening. He will present his new play
ol That man from Cattaraugus," I"
winch somewhat resembles his play of
'oolon Shngle." A large audience
should greet his appearance.
eARRENo CONCERT COMPANY.
on Wednesday and Thursday even
I 'lhss the famous Carreno Combination
o. singers will appear in the Opera
house. On Wednesday evening part
lIlSt Of the entertainment will consist
o. a grand concert, and part act fourth
'ol Elrdfs popular odera Of "Il Trova-
lore' will be given complete, into.
uecng tie Miserere and all the gems
|Oi the opera,
on Thursday evening part first will
'T,aSst of a concert, and part second
iatew's beautiful opera Of "Martha"
'Nlll be given.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
HOratiO Seymour ON the Political
Situation.

UTICA, May 1.--Governor Seymour Is
much annoyed TO learn that his namesake
and nephew Is believed to be laboring
with Democrats at Washington to
further the ends of Senator Conklipg,
with whom he is connected by family
ties. Governor Seymour earnestly de-
nounces all bargaining with Senator
Oonkllng or any other Republican as
delysive. undemocratic and destructive
to the hopes of the party In this State
aud in the nation.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
A weII-known Chicago Man killed.

CHICAGO, May IA widely-known
real estate man named James II.
Bowen, who before the great fire was
worth over 81, 900, 900, was to-day kills
ed by being thrown from his buggy,
which was struck by locomotive as
it was crossing the. railroad track in
South Chicago. The deceased was a
brother of Chaunccy T. and George S.
Bowen. The latter Is Vice President
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
citic Railroad.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
The Merry Camden RookbInder

In Camden. opposite Philadelphia, at
No 9I7 south 4th street, in a neat two
story brick building. lives Mr.. George
Branson, a trusted employee of Messrs
OIdacn 4 Mergenthaler, wholesale book
binders, No. IL south 9Th street, Phila-
delphia. A few weeks ago he sent one
dollar in a letter TO NJ. A. Dauphin, No
8I9 Broadway, New York City, N Y, and
received in reply half of ticket No. H,6lt
In the March drawing Of the world wide
which drew $4,000, aprN-6t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
ExiIed NihiIists.
LONDON, May 2, 1876

LONDON, May 2, 1881.
A despatch to the NeDs from
Vienna says 1.-THE Russian ship
Novgorod, with $50 exiled nihilists
on board, has passed the Bosphorus
en- route for SaghalIen. The Daily
Neios' st. Petersburg correspondent
reports that there have been eighty
three arrests of suspected nihilists
of whom only thirty-five remain IN
custody.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
A Boy Murdered.

DUBLIN, May IA boy named Far
rell was shot aud dangerously wounded
here to-day for giving information
which led to the discovery of arms in a
house where he was employed. The
man who dl the shooting has been ar
rested. The crime is. supposed to be
the work of Fenans.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. :

LONDON, May 2, 1881.
The greater part of Krasnoyarsk, The
second important town in Siberia, has
been destroyed by fire.
General Boel, well known as the
former aid de-camp of Don Carlos, has
been arrested in Madrid in connection
with the legal proceedings formerly
taken against him in Cuba.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

Philip Melancy, the dog catcher for
the Eastern district of this c1y, who
disappeared short time ago, has be n
heard from. He has written to the
Chief of Police from Baltimore, author
izing him to draw from the city the
amount due him and pay all his debts,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

Walter Bacon, student at law with
/ J. II. Hoffecker, Esq, has passed a
successful and highly oreditable ex-
animation, and will be admitted to the
New Castle county bar during the next
session of Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
BADLY ssMasIled."

Sussex Journal.
There is a report in Georgetown that
a Mrs. Williams of Seaford, bride of
eighteen months, tried to run off with
the ticket agent Of the show. Her
friends followed and brought her
back.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
hut Two Alarms.

During the past month there were but
two alarms of fire, as furnished by l.. G..
File, tobaeconist, N. 105 e. Fourth
street, as follows:
April 2nd,s.15 p. m, false.
April nth $40 a. m, slight fire at St.
Pauls Catholic Church, Fourth and
jackson streets.
This is the smallest number OF runs
that there has been in this city during
any one month for four years.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

The tracks of the Fourth street rail-
way are now ready for the cars. The
EalIs we're laid over the p, w. s. B.
NR tracks, vest srday. 1t was found
AeeSsary to lay them on Sunday, on
account of there being so very few
lfins running.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to
throw any dirt or rubbish In any OF the
Streets, Lanes or Alleys OF the City of
Wilmington, as the Ordinance pa ssed
by City Council imposing fine OF
ten dollars on every person 30 doing
will hereafter be strictly enforced.
p. LYNCH,
spr2s-et street Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
. ,."a, eniS Co.'s Coca Reef Tonic

'u FSnovNed Fs1nved Highest Medals AT PrInci-
'rtscrihed' ons, and is endorsed and
md abrnadp ny me Medical Faculty mere
II em6%Sdiidas e6di as the standai d tonic.
he muscniasssa lhe nutritive eiements of
u care(uIIaat n6re, blood, bone and brain
,mblned y,ts tsse'ected healthy builocks,
md d9cei a. or Sacred Life piant % of,hs Virtues ino
ware Of ftoce wn quality ofSherry wine. Re.
ND sim tNIotlhless Ior limitations under Ours
iYs penstaa az names. 1t is inyaluahie in
"l'nusness, etc. apr25-o
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

The Fame Active Association anneun-
ces that they will give their fourteenth
annual ball, at Kosendale Park, Oh
Thursday the nineteenth inst. Tickets,
so cents. A good time may be expected
by all no attend.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
Schools Closed.

The public schools of this. city closed
OH Friday afternoon last, and will re-
main closed until next Monday morning.
During the time thsy are closed, they
will be thoroughly cleansed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
A Holy war Against InfideIs.

PARIS, May Ia recent report from
Tunis, that the principals of the Arab
Theological Institute had resolved to
unfutl The standard of the prophet and
proclaim holy war against the infidels
is now confirmed. The Bey's pc lice have
discovered indications of the plot have
made several arrests.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

'epoI "a cents gnas will u buy a pair of Pep
4ne prico "1 ~ iDrawers at the Boston
|et str"o, ve clothing House, 2l3 Mar
enls, e" Sold elsewhere for rs
q %, 2,8t.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
Chances.


10 not let your chances
But senh 'ke Se sunbeams pass you by"
[riSrsteInnu senu e. 10 the Com M onweaith Dis
|icket I'm ~ No. Louisville, KY, and buy a
khere " y-T v,'e w1n n, Xt drawing (April 30th)
nrlzes snd nsr,naVe mn nave cl'ance at 800
~ Lou sSllle, Ky. e' 'ournai Dulio-
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

Jr. 4 aIS ID; Giampslt, representing D.
in tHo "nn nit. L. Y. Miller, of BaltImors.
h Nav, JI'5y I,iy Introducing teeiI new hrapi
Ind taG H. rug Tobacco, "G ood Enough. 3"
leArin@n' large orders. We advise All
" good chew 20 give 1t a trial,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
The Fastest 2OO.Yard Run ON Rec-
ord. :.

SAN FRANCISCO, May LIN the
athletic exc lcises of the University of
California at the Oakland race track ON
Saturday R. s. Haley, of San Fran
cisco, of the Olympic Club, won the
200 yard race in 90 feconds--the best
American time on record.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

If you feel that everything is going
wrong. II yen do not want TO get up In the
morning. ifyou have a pain In the stom
ach, take dose of DIR. Bulls Baltimore
pills. Price only 26 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

RestorasN ~ ~ ,E.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Nerve n,.ssh ~ me marvel Of the age for ali
Send to ssnases. ss, All fits stopped free.-
'0i Arch Street, Philp 1elphIa,
oet 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02
Large CannerY.

Messrs. Ex-Governor Ponder, Dam
ial II. Burton and Meyer Reynolds OF
Milton are to erect a large establish
ment at that place.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

Mother says the baby is fretful, but II
the baby could talk 1t would say 1t had
pain. Relieve the pain by giving DR..
fectual remedy. Price 25 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

The best remedy for the complaints Q
Price 20 cents,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-02

New Developments PrOmised-Ex.
senator Dorsey silent for the
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-12

a CARD--A report having obtained to the
effect that l made unfecling remarks on hear
ing the announcement Of the shooting of the
President, l desire publicly to deny any in
lention of speaking with disrespect on the oc-
casion, neither have | any recollection of in
duging the language attributed to me. feel
as much sorrow over the melancholy event
as any one, and if | have thoughtlcssIy SAID
ANYTHING conveying a different impression, l
sincerely regret and recall the language.
JAS. kIRWIN.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-12

Hayc you noticed those handsome windows
at c. f. Cross book store: If not. 20 there
and inspect them; then do thou likewise by
decorating your transom and side lights
around your front door, or Il bath room win
dow, or perhaps an Office window, or in fact
any glass in store, house or office that needs
shading from the sun, and still receive the
benefit Of all the light. Many Of our citizens
are avaiing themselves of an inexpensive
and handsome decoration, by using" Lum
Smiths Imitation Stained Glass" for which
we have the exclusive agency of Northern
Pennsylvania, and IL great variety of patterns
on hand testify to the fact that we can please
any who may favor Us with calls in that line.