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The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
Seventeen Now Houses.

McCaulley g. Sons Robert McCaul.
ley, George I'll. McCaulley and Robert
MdCauliey, Jr.-contractors, will, In a
few days, commence the erection OF
seventeen new houses, nine on the East
side Of Walnut street, below Fourteenth,
fiseson Fourteenth street, between Wal
nut aud Wilson, aud three on Wilson
street, below Fourteenth. The latter
will be l4x23 feet, vita l0x12 back
buildings, aud the others likes, will
12k14 back buildings. All will be two
stories high, and will he provided will
all modern conveEienc.s. q
They will be great Improvement
and will wipe out another OF the rapidly
disappearing gaps, that q few years az,
existsd 10 ILLS neighborhood.
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EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.
A Pleasant Amair-A Slow Ride
Home and . Landing In tho Dark.

A-o "A& - AS~A.AAH AH>8 - sAso AS@hAe
The First Presbyterian Church ex-
cursion to Cape May, yesterday, on
the Thomas Clyde, was attended by
about six hundred persons and proved
very pleasant affair. When about
three miles trem Cape May landing q
number Of the excursionistB beca ne
sick, on account Of the roughness Of
the water, but this unpleasantness
soon passed away, aud everybody
spent several hours very pleasantly on
the beach. lset
The return trip, although the boat
started Al $3.50 o. clock, was slow and
tedious, . heavy adverse tide being
encountered from tho start. However
the Young Peoples Musical and Lit
erary Society managed to give very
pleasant entertainment and thus re-
lieyed the A9notony Of the tide. He
Nwas nearly 1890 o. 'olscklwken the
boat arrived at Fourth street wharf,
and when the excursionists landed
they found themselves in darkness
just as IL there were no gas lamps on
the wharf, The lamp, however, was
still there, but all attempts to light II
failed, something evidently being
wrong with the supply pipe. Solpeo-
pie stumbled ashore as they best
could, aud the men formed in line
along the wharf to keep the women
and children from falling into the
water. tr'O.r
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LOCAL LINES.
y Ets5t fsfk
Deyiled CLANS at Fullmers.
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Il d. y Il p &
Deyiled CLANS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's. aaa
Ice cold salt oysters at Fnlimer's. t ,
Fulliner's Celebrated clam soup.
The stfawhsrry crop is nearing the
enn. as III AsaitS
Two lfsnks before Athe} Mayor this
morning.
1t wiz Aoon be tune t, lay in your
winter c0aI, 99a aal a{aa ttit Sc
Two weeks from Monday will be
July 4th. '-,-ss
Two new wflnoonotives, weighing about
forty Tons each. and 9, new shifIer are
to BE bu.it IN ID P.5, W. Il fiB. machine
slfops, in that city. sd 4 etsAI
Sherlff Philip Clark closed the shoe
6fore Of p. Collins yesterday. on n
judgment held by Philadelphia part es.
Mrs.. Ainscow, mother OF A.. L. Ain
scow, died las. evening OF consumption.
The twelve-year-old son of w. E
Touchto, who wandered away from
home on Tuesday last has not returned
and no tidtngs have Dsen heard as to his
whereabouts.
rbe First Presbyterian Ghuroh SUM-
day school Iii not arrive home from
Cape May until 10 O'clock.
Cherries are arriving In IN ,rket aud
selling very reasonable. lvfi.6 ,
The steamer R'pnblc runs to Cape
NJ ay te-mrrow. q iif
}7Rss' pn Toals slvettisepent in
an dher column. 5...
Chronic diseases are treated success
fully by DIR. Todd. oliics s02 Market
street.
DR.. Todd can be consulted on Tnes.
day aud Friday at s02 Market street.
DR.. Todd treats all chrouic disease.
| with marked success. UtIice SOP Mar.
| kst street.
Persons suffering from any dlseass
will find 1t to their advantage to con
suit DIR. Todd at SOz Market street.
I Ladies' are especially invited TO con
suit DIR. Todd. Office S02 Marke
street. iuae 17-tf
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THE IMPROVED 0. n. M.


A Delegation from this Caty visit
New Castle Last Eyening-A Pleas
ant Time.
Last evening, about fifty members Of
Minqua Tribe, No. 8 Improved Order of
Red Men, drove TO New Castle for. the
purpose OF visiting Seminole Tribe oi
that city. III 3a4sT
Upon arriving there they ere met by
delegation Of Seminole Tribe and AZ
ter beiBg given the freefom Of the city,
Mayo Blacks q short parade was made
around the town, ihey were then escort
ed 70 the Red Mer's Hall, over lbs Mar
ket House, where an interesting event
took placer The event was the Initiation
Of twanly-ssyen members Of the New
Castle Tribe pntof What Ia known as the
HAymsker's or highest degree OF the or
der. The ceremonies were conduaied by
the Grand officers Of the Grand CouC-
Gil. ... saslt q
hfter the EXERCISES had been completed
the visitors were trcatfd 10 refreshments.
The visitors left fur home about 1880
O'Clock well pleased with their trip. .
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obituary.

Joseph b. Como died at his resi-
dence, Woolton Hall, Brandywine
Hundred. yesterday. t.ltR
The deceased was known in this
city, having come here several years
ago, and in connection with his son
built the Ice house over Third street
bridge, and started in the ice business.
Mr.. Oonrow subsequently, sold out his
interest TO bis son, who In tnrn dispos-
cd of it to the Arctic Ice Company.
The cause OF his death was dr0psy. ?
Mrs. Carrie Il. Springer, vile Of
Lewis r. Springer, Of the firm Of
Of Springer, Morley &c Gaus', died
this morning at the residence Of her
husband, No. S04 Jefferson street, AZ
tor q lingering illness. She was a
daughter Of the late BALDWIN Taliey,
Of rrandywine Hundred. = g
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
Great Inducements.

Our great annual closing out sale
of spring and summer clothing ct the
Boston One Price Clothing House
will com, mence on Saturday June l8
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special Inducements, offered
In boys aud children's depaf tment.
Every purchaser Of ofa suit will
receive a present. iajs s.
The presents consist OF silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous TO mem
ton.
All are invited TO attend the sale
and procure "a bargain and / am salts
fled they will 60 away happy.
v. +. HOLMES, Prop.
2l3 Market street.
jel7 eodtf. s'.i
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In the New YoIk dry goods market
we notice that there has been lessened
volu me Of new business, owing solely to
the very much reduced stocks with
agents and near deliveries of all desir-
able qualities covered by contracts. The
total sales charged aud distributed show
q steady increase with each succeeding
day in consequence Of the execution of
contracts in connection with the new
selections. But that the general demand
should exhibit some falling on after the
very large activity OF the previous three
weeks is most natural, as in the distri.
button Of small sccumulatiors and fu.
lure deliveries supplying prospective
wants, to do different woald be Iujudi
cions on the part Of buyers w,tbout Sc
curing additional sssortmenls.
William Green, Esq, who holds the
controlling interest ia the Middletown
Library has kindly conseAted TO turn
the books over to the Irving Lyceum
when shat society has secured % suita-
BILE room as its permanent quarters.
There are abant 900 volumes in this
library including many standard
works. Yis3 e. eiilss4iss1
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
AT THE RIVER FRONT.
Operations Of the Dredging COau.
pnny Telephone 10 be put Up.


The opei a,lons of the National Dredg-
ing Company on The Delaware river
trout, opposite Fourth street,are still go
ing bD, night and day, aud the tract Of
marsh land owned by the Company there
Is being illed up with astonishing rapi-
dity with the drcdglngs OF the Cherry
Island fats. Night work is carried on
by the aid OF electric light, the Company
using two Of ArnuA's Lamps. These
lamps aie twenty-one haDdrcd fact
apait ono being located on The dredgs at
the liver shore, aud the other on O
gallpws-frame at tie end Of the tramway
used for distributing the dredgings-tut
they are powerful enough to furnish
plenty Of light for containing operations
all night. They are not owned by the
Company, but are Used on a pretty stiff
monthly rental, as the Company will
have no further use for them " hen their
operations In this vicinity are ended.
Their reason for continuing operations
at hight is that the Cherry Island con,
TRACT must be completed within speci-
ned time, under a heavy forfeiture. -
The Company are preparing to con-
strtci telephone from their office on
French street, near Front, In this city, TO
the river bank. They have petitioned
City Council TO allow them TO use the
fire alarm telegraph poles for their wire
as far as practicable, which request will
probably be granted. As an acknow-
led cement OF this favor the COMPANY, on
concluding their labor, here, will turn
The line over 10 the city, and as 1t Ia.
eluies q cable across the Brandywine,
winch can he utilized In extending the
freIalarm over Eleventh street bridge,
the city will be the gamer by this al
rangemeut. aJ
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RESCUED. FROM Death.

William }. 0oughiis, Of somer vile,
Aass,, says: 10 the fall of 1875 | was
taken with BLEkDiEu soF THE LUNGS
followed by a severe c0ngh. lort my
appeIlte and hsnh, and was confin ned 10
Hospital. The doctors said had a bole
in my long az big o. q hall dollar. At
ons lime report went ar0nnd that 1
was dead. gave mp hope, tut friend
told me Of Dn, WILLIAM HALLiB
BALSAM FOR tn E LUNGS. l got d
bottle, wheu W my. .suspr,sr. Lcotpmenc-
td TO feel better, and to-day l-fesl better
than for three years past. sAa y
~ write this hopiug every one atfiict-
ed With Diseased Lungs viii take DIR.
VILLA NJ Il HALlSSIBALSA NJ, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
bE CURED. I can positively say ithas
done more good thaa all the other uiedi.
cines have taken since my stckBess.s !
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President GsarneId's Plans.

p NEWPORT, r. L., June IT, 1881.
President Garfield writes to say
he will not be able to visit Rhode
Island in July, as has been expected,
as his engagements in Massachusetts
and Vermont will occupy all his
time. He will be at Williams College
commencement July 6 and will then
proceed to st. Adams, VT, where
the American Institute meets July
6, 7 and 8. There is no dsubt, how.
ever, but what he will be here in
October on the occasion Of the visil
Of the French officers and represent
atiyes to the Yorktown celebration
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zine arastin.

The York Daily notices, ssihe arriva
at the Adams express Office in that
boIough, from Wheatlapd, thisIcounty,
VI large ~. Bernard dog, formerly a
house. dog,of the late ex-P President james
Bachanan. The mastiii was shipped by
Mr.. johnson, nee Harrie. Lane, the
niece OF the deceased ex-President, and
Is consigned to Mr.. j. NJ. jenkins, Han-
over Switch, Md. IL is one of the finest
specimens Vi the ST. Bernard dog We
have seenfor some time. He weighs
just one hundred pounds, and must be
old enough to vote." The dog was not
the properly of the late Mr.. g., but OF
MIR. johnson and was a Chesapeake bay
retriever.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
(. Remarkable Run Of sl,ad.

THE fishing season, just closed, has
besn remarkably prolific one, and
old fishermen fail to recall during the
past twenty years season when SO
many fish were caught In the lcngth
Of time Of the present Que. It is esti-
matod from the records kept by the
scommission men that. 125, 900 shad
we've brought into the wharves at
Third sti eet bridge, aud of this num-
bet James Clark is said to have han.
died $4,000. The season was very
prosperous one to majority Of the
fishermen, some of whom during the
twp months Of its continuation cleared
$700.-- Chester Netos. 55.-.l.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
COUNCIL ON THE STREET.
Grades Fixed ont Front street A
sewer Cendensned.

ClLy Council, last evening, pursuant
to adjournment, ,met at Front aud UpioD
stfeais, for the purpose OF establishing
grades, as this action. was necessary be-
fore work could be proceeded with on
tue Front aud UnioG streets passenger
railway. Atler viewing the gtound aud
exainitiug plans prepared Wy the Chief
Et,g neer, Council ordered the grade 10
be- Established in accoid dauce with these
plans. -
The Council next proceeded 10 Front
and Adams, streets, 10 look ut the sewer
which IL there being constructed across
F.oLt street by john Hanley. From
Representations made by the s. rect Com.
missioner aud 8ir. Abel-, as well as by
pers spnal Inspection, II appeared that the
wOr < was siIamefully botched the bed ol
the sewer being inipcftectiy copsiructai
whilr The stuiles, used Tor coverings are q
foot shorter than required by tie speci-
ficstions, and very irregularly laid. The
VOL has also been tediuusIy delayed, the
cons ructor, a mason aud two negroei
comprising the entiie force, where Q
DOZEN men coild have been profitably
employed. BY this delay Front street
he leading thoiouebfsre Of the city hat
beer so long closed totravel that the pub
II: are becomi lg terribly impatient.
After careful inspection, Council, or
mot tion uf Mr.. Bailey, declared that the
wor was not beng doDe accOrliDg 10
contract, and referred The subi,ct TO the
Street Committee, with instructions to
have the oh done properly or give The
contract To other parties. N
Cpuncil the adjourned until next
Tuesday evening, when the river road
question will come Up for a thorough
confederation.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
Out 9aily Sazsttt,
,,n AT WILMINGTON P0sroFEIcE
'TEhh. "a sTooHD-CLAss NATTER. 1s.s
FIRST EDITION.

A COSTLY AyTAla.-work on on Phil '
.a,,h;.,s new City Hall 10 progressing
'.,v hut it has already cost the
.0ns 'Usy ,um Of s7,ess, 1is. 1t will take
.hont I've yea,s more 70 complete II,
and the total cost will be 10 the neigh
horhoOd OF Sl1 600, 000---a snug little
.um for the contemplation Of the tax
Davsrs of that city, who are already
arumbliug because Of extravagance il
msuy departments Of the city govern
ment. e4r1 aUi
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services ,ro.nerrow .

At The Old School Bapnst. King
street, abova Tan'h. preaching Sunday
10 .ruiDg at 1890 o'clock, by elder Poui-
son, of Virginia. s.W
RIrst Presby yterian Ghnrcb, Markets.,
above Ninth, Rev. r. b. DnVsl, pastor,
preachi ug At 1880 a. ID. and 7,45 r. m.-
40 dial welcome. i La a.
At Tanity Church, Rev. Joseph W.
Murphy, OF the Diocese OF North Caro-
lima. will. .officiate At 1880 q. N. and 8
D. N. ~ =5=J H4fE 3z5.5=5
second Baptist Church, corner of
Fourth and French street. Rev r.
Cook, pastor, pIeaching a. ~ ~ a. u.
and 2 D. IN. PASTORS Bible class at 2 D..
NJ. All are luvited.i Ua. a=4
Central Presbyterian church, King
street near Eighth, Rev. j. II. Nixon
pastor; services 10, 80 I'm. :, the sac ratneLt
Of the Lords supper; 6.45 p. M. twilghs
servtcs. 20 hA se
New Jerusalem churoh, Rev. j. r.
Parmelse, paptor; 1890 a. m.. lecture BY
the pastor, aud also communion service;
7.46 p, M, sermon, MOI. YES Determine
Chafactsrs."
W est Presbyterian chu oh, corner Of
Eighth ani w ashi nston streets, Rev. A.
N. Ksigwin, pastor; services 10 30 q. 10.
and y %, m. The ordination of deacons
will take place at the evening servi cs.
HOUSEHOLDS OF Falth. o2rS ICES Nv tue
pastor, at 1880 .. M; subject: "Je. us
O1ly - and at 45. p m; suhjeei: "fe
shall See the Heiysns Opened" Scrip
taral readings from the Canterbury
version. 7.{5.
Bt, Panps church, Market street, above
Seventh, Rev. M. A. Richards, pastor;
services, 10. 50 q. IN :, by tha pastor; subject,
AdurninR the Doctrine of God ami
our s lyionr," and In :he evening, subject
nVaarant Thoughts Captured" .f5
Reformed Ep scOpal Church OF the
Retieemer, south west corner of Eight
ard NJ onroe streets, Rsv.J. l.. Estlin,
rector; 10. q. m, and 7 45 .. m. M orning
subject, know Thy y..lf;" evening sub
jscS, "The Wisdom of God r. ject d.
Sunday school a. Ga. M. AL
Holy Trtnity--Old Ssedes church. The
memorial service omitted from last
Sunday afternoon will take place to-
morrow, a. 8 p. IN. The Sunday sschool
will repeat part of the exercises of last
sunday. Full particulars of tile ex--
cnrsion will bs given the sch liars.
Rsformsd Episcopal Church Of the
Covenant, Seco nd street, between West
| aud w Washipgtop, services at 10 20 o. IN.
and AS D rB., by Rev. E. w. Kirby
/ Sunday school at ga. 10 prayer meeting
at q Al u, m.; also on Thursday evening
| at I. 80 O'CLOCK. A cordial invitation 10 OK
tended 10 the public to be presen'.
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I.ixntni,,r strok,e..

During the thunder storm last week
hRhtning struck small bouss near
TarmingtoB, knocking two of the In
matea down. No serious RESULTS follow
ed beyond y temporary stunning. On
the same day hRh.ning struck wo-
mans dress. near Vernon, aud set It
hse without in the least ininrlng her,
This Ia q little ton chose 10 snlt most
persous.--Dorer Sentinel. - hlt
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
Davis, Great sun day Papers.

The Sunday edition. Of Nc cCitwe's
Tames. 8 pages, So columns, Scents, The
argest, Cheapest, brightest, and besl, ,aud
all the New York aud Philadelphia
Sunday papers, sold AID delivered by
George A.. Davis from. BIS Market
street, inAllie morning as early as &
O'Clock. All the news and the truth
about the news irom eveiy portionof the
civiliZ d world. $3.50 ssirFl
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s.ocZ. yInE sAIsls.
OoRRECTED MAY 23rd 1851.
ThAINH LEAVE WILMINGTON

TkAiNs LEAVE ,WiLMlNaroN
For PHILAlsKLPaIA.--2.a 22o $50. Tao,
slv yv0. ~ :. . 90. lu.3v. II .63 n. ins; ~ 10
..iA.ts. 2os, z,so. 4;0o, So, e,ss, 7.OS. S.5S.
ron Wv 'isS YSkk.@zSS; - ISL s ~ S.5s, X iSo s55
il.53 y. m. si2.43. 2.os, b.5z, b.sS, u, in,
sundays. a.vS.t s2.YU Z. in.. o.52 d, 81 p. IN.
Foa bAIrIAonR.--Il.5l. Ala. 4.U2 1856,
s.asa.m. ;ix65s sa.sA, A.s6sb.5O il. .bI p. IN
sundays. II ii. 2l2. 4.02, 7.5 a. m. ld5l
P' ". - - ~
Eomw AsHl saIps.-a35l. "a 4.o2; 7:55.
s.S .. al; lad, si,04. s6t D, ni. sun
satt;aoss satsi as. AaS II sasaspiA44 ss &; M STA
rioss. -la4Sl. y. ,s a. mi. IiG65, 4. i5 p. m.
ms i.4o p. IN. train stops vi Way sta
LIONS sniy bsbW,svu ferryvilis aud
uhaltim0re. sundays. .,iz.oIts N.
akhYVILLK AND IhnEaA EDIArE STA
f'oss.-S.l5 y. III. fii 4!5 #sdA
S9G NEw CAsrLR.-aO0 8,s5, "a. M: l.ut
sM. US. p. M. No Sunday lrniil5, !,
"1asisGroN 1,uaroN AND lNrEHM kDIA rE SrA-
nSna,sss nSnas, ;ss a: MI t.vS, v.3 y. ~. No
Iaas ~ q AND nisDEuMEDIArE STATIONS
Mo-. ~ =. N. .u0 D, IN, ,
I,ios LIN iNdroS q NoRrn EnS IL. H.
W y train. m S.eD. o.vs ps m. N . suuuay
In N si DELAWARE WEsrERN Il. iH.-7,I5
IOala .; o.5o y. ms Sunday trains,
mn, n' and $40 p. m.
nAiSs AERIvE AT wiEMI Non ON
sxSs S1 iPaILADELrHlA.--l24s, 2vT s.57
ii IN 500 " q. M, " m; n. 10, Las
XU0 q q Id. LII, 4. ~, 80 tSl5, U.iU
IgGS, lo.io. Ills pm Sundays
n "a 'S'oA, ~. ~. 10 h. n.; y ". A.i5.
"'io D. NJ. 1ks1
TRAINo ,.
n.Ns AIM. FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
I'D 1patfHtA-B y, broad sttset Depot
tgs sS , sio. i0.sl, lf.Up. HIS "a IN, l,st
iSSa issa ~ 4-S 6i0 40 d. 10, 500 9.lt
wy NV, ~, io0O.ilI.D . ~ ~ :" = :,
'n a, NEW YoRK.-2U7, s.52. 752. AIS
Mi la.as, .l.O2, 4 Al. U'4J lo II 0' m
sa .sys. 3UI, s.a 1.55a. IN n. ivlS iSsS p M M
faoa hALLi xon nE.-ioo 2Ia o. II s
days. j.5y ! f u sao. ~, $50 .. ph Ian
WAsHInGToss:;ss.sS "a Wy ~ s.pg ?; Il y,
days. 4 Ia ss0 40, s.ss p. N. sun
Faom 2ls, q a s. .4v, 80 D. m.
k9a s1 NEW CAsrLsl l-Nsa 4 ~. a.m
fEoa E E Z. m. No Sunday trains.
dos .. ssIAaw4kE - 4 II. R,--s.4S q. In.; i2.t
fsox WiIniSaTooSSn FUZZY y Nna NSfsins, /.
Gsins.m M nj iao6 as b. d y No saiisia =
Asson DElAwARR wp.r.,x y n -,
.. m. ana dos IN. sanday irdas, s.l
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DIED Fron Fright.
clsoIaxAr1. Ohio. Jnns. II. Is

CfNCINNATI, Ohio, June, II, 1881
IA pscial fiom Paris, KY, says:-
"Y. stsrday msrning Mrs.. W. II. Our
rent e1iei from the effects of fright
caused bs threats aud attempts nf her
brother, James, Offutt to- murier her
hAsban, james Offatt resided with Mr.
Chrrent. and becoming offended. shot vt
bit missed his brother-inlaw. Offatt
hts He'd the country tie was undrr In
Gilctmest Tor several crimes OF violence.
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Co,,,pIications.

: II the thousands that nov haye their
rest aud comfort destroyed by compli-
cations of liver cnmplailts would give
natures remedy, Kidney " ort,la trial
they would be speedily cnrs.i. II acts
on boi b organs at the same time and
therefore completely hlss the bill of n
perfect remedy, ff you have ~ lame
and disordAred kidneys use 1t at on6e.-.
Don't neglsct them - Mirror and Farm
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Connected BY ,relephone.

' b Frank Townsend, coal dealer, foot
OF Fourth street, has had his office COLI
Dected with the telephone exchange,
Third and MAJ ket streets. Persons who
desire 10 secure excellent coal, can now
send ihm their orders by telephone,
thereby saving themselves the trouble Of
walking to hts place OF business.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
A Convent In Ashes.

OTTAWA. Ont., June II, 1881.
A fire broke out yesterday IN shed
adjoining the Convent of Maseouche,
twenty I've miles from Montreal, which
soon spread to the convent and burned
the building. The sparks from the
convent were carried. 10 the, roof oi
Damase Leyelliere's dwelling, setting
it on FIRE and resulting in its deslruc-
tion. lssii6 ,laf..l, \.
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Tenpera..ce.

Rev. Geo. w. Miller, OF Grace M. e.
Church will address temperance meet
Ing to be held In front of Rusendale
Park, to morrow after,.o ~ at 4 o'clock.
The meeting Will be under the auspices
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, aud the public are cordially in
vited to be present. ing r.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
~ shon,d ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Ping as ills the only tobacco which
has NOT the flavor al u Drug Store and
,io,.s not cause sore mouth.
lid u w--3 IN 81
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18

The ntlc4a,c Clear is making
hssdway In Philadelphia, both branches
of the councils Of that city having gran
ted permission TO the Municipal Tele-
graph and the National Underground
Companies to lay underground wires -
coudults for the purpose OF experimrn'-
ins with the electric light, - DHa7H .
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
what Inlmigraaioa il worm. !

The London Econonaist sstim atrs tho
average imu,ig ant iu capital or capitai-
producing force at 81 .000-an es.itnate
that agrees With the opinions OF poiiti.
cal eo0nvnists generally. Looked ut In
this Hght ths United Safes 10 heing en-
riched Rt present TO the amount of
a, ,O00, 600 to s. 900 600.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
wuI Probal,lv Sso..

The Phonix FIRE Company, OF this
city has received nm Invitation from the
Reading Hose to be their guests dnrpe
the fireman's tournament, which takes
placs In Reading in Septem ber next
The Phoenix will probably accept the IN
viiation and be- present at THO ltourna-
ment. .4f
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
0I Ed.

sPEtNGER.-.0n the 18TH inst. carrie u,
VIE of Lewis II. Springer.
X -latives and friends OF the family ars
respectfully Invited 10 at end the funei al.
on Tuesday 2lst inst. vt l. n O'Clock /, /.
si Jefferson street. To proceed ~ the
Wilmington and Brandy wine Csmstery.
jelS-2ts n +.
HAND..-In this city, on the 18th Inst.
John Hand,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18

You are invited to attend the great
annual closing sale attls Is ,sL,n One
Price Clothing Hous. 213 Market
street. Extra Inducements in every
department. ... s2s.a-t53 -..4.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
4 ivJonN g, BAKER, Chairman.
JAMES DANBY ,Secretary. ~

The poetry OF Babyhood is turn ed into
the i,lsn kesi kind Of prose when one has
10 waiK the floor all night to the cease-
less music ofa collie suffering baby Dr.
Bulls Baby syrup prevents NIL such
fiuence, III f7F'saF'