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The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

~ CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
Fa,, nalNb AIN. LEAVE WILMINGTON
IN NJ Z ~ hiLADEBPHIA.-2.05 2.2b $50 7.n0,
sn ~, ~ e.l. 55. Ie.30. II. i.63 n. M. IL. ID
ln..ts, 2na, $50, 100, 5.5l, 6.3s, 7.U6, y.55,
5,S M p; 81 IA; Sundays,2.U5, 2.25. $40 a.m.;
EnS Eo',3.o oE h.SS 7.UG, Loo, 1000 y. IN.
'"' aEW IoRK.-2.O5, Us, $50, 100. 9.55.
snnaa.n i,1o a. NJ, *l2,4k. 2.Ds, 6,52. b.3s, p. M
Enp 2u5. 2.25 q. ni., o,52 t,YS %. N.
s nALridohE.-iz6l, 2.l2, 4.O2 1856,
AIN. ;l2.o5, si.0A, 1. i5 $50 ID. .bl D, nj
pays, D, M .s.oi. 2.l2. 40 1866 a. IN. iJ.5i
s.'s AtsalNGToN.-t25l, 2.l2, 4.u2; 7;55.
ghys d. nj nj la65. sl.O4, 500 y, M. sun
BA, ~, Ss,.5l ll.5l 2.i2, d.U2, 7.65 a. IN.
'"lflaoRE AND iNrEHaEp1Arn STA
lhn --iz.oi, s.SS a. in., 1885, 4. As D. IN i.
lions y. Ia. Train stops ut way sta
BaIIi,niy petw cen Perryvilis and
pEaHYW,utfe. Sundays, IL 81 u. M.
| rluSs-laL LIE e AND iNrEnaEDIArE STA
5'Ia HEW aa CAsrLh.--6.0O 9.a5, a. M; LIS
HARayJ,H ne, JHo, ?. IN, No sunday trains.
TIoNs oS nS AND lNrERMEDIATE STA
SUNDAY 90 q. m.; I.U3, o.z5 y. M. No
$40 AND UNDERGRADUATES STATIONS
Fos u u. a. ln,; l.u5 D. IN.
i,lD LIN lN1ToN d NORTH RRN Il, f.
Trains. "''o' o.oo p, m. NO Sun~as
i1.alDsE lDsELAwARE 4. WESTERN r.. R.-1I5
lu.Su \ h.' o.So p. ma SUNDAY trains,
TRAINS ~ ana B.U0 y. m.
From pahhlVE Ar WILMINGTON
I.62 haiLADELpHIA.-I2.iS iS, 2.U7, 3,55,
10. w u. NJ, IL M; 1915. l24j
sOO On a.S5, al, $40, 60 U,l5, 6.Ip
II, hoiy, .lV.io, Ills D. m Suuslays.
Il rs b. ms moezs ". ie. 10 a. M; 8 ~, iu.l5,
@AiSs a ! Fols WILMINGTON LEAVE
iu5 1s.sa.LrafA--Broad ! =. street penoi--
S.i6 ~, s.l5s lu.SD, lI,vO. ii. .I5 a. M. i Ia
lO.VO, Ii sa o.iu 5.l5, $40 $40, $40 o. 40
Faoa NJ. NJ ~. 1910, n.sI %. m.
IN; pa. IoRk.--2.V7, 3.62. I.52. s.ss
,sul i.O2. Al, 6.4U 10. 45 n m
From n, n, 2.u7, a.57 7.6l a. nj. i1'ab n IN
h.: sIa aasrIhoRE.--l.59, III 2.IA. ybJ IlE,
:, days al 2.t0, b.46, 6.5O. $40 d. m. Inn.
FRos ~. Z.l9 a. IN. $40. 8.so I, nj n ~,
m., .ia iaAsshlNGroN.-l.5 SO, 2.Ig. III III a
lays. m a.uU, 5. 46, 8,38 d. m. sflI,"
Enoa ps1s, pS1s, 2.le, a. M: Z. AZ. s,si) n M ,oon
Fhoa NsrYILLE OnIy-9.05 a M
,,&1U. NV MoAsTLE.--8,4S IS. Az. a y, io,,
FRoa nYo nS, I'm. No SUNDAY irains iN'o'
From Win IT, No Sunday trains. A'''
sW a. M. 10 ~ nssIoN q NORTHERN K. 4
ssrains. A1,oo s.45 p, m. No sunass y
a M. mDh5a4HwARl aHwARl wrsrEas n. R.-ao
p III, and & Ap Z. ln. SUNDAY trains s.it
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General News.

The public debt statement for Au-
gust is expected to show a reduction
Of about $14, 900.
The torpedo ram Alarm and u. 8
steamer Taliapoosa left New York OF
| Monday afternoon for Washington.
No application for space In the In
ernational Cotton Exhibition will bt
accepted after September 10th. Large
additions must be made to the build
ings to accommodate those alread y
accepted.
The Democratic Convention of York
county, Pa, yesterday nominated hn
Gibson for Judge, TO succeed Hon.
Robert Fisher, who has served thl ee
terms. Mr.. Gibson was q member oil
the last Constitutional Convention.
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, returned
to Chicago last Saturday night, from
his "trip to the end of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad. He left yesterday
morning for Washington.
The report of the massacre of the
inhabitants of Eureka Springs by
Apaches is entirely without foundation.
No Apaches have left the ean Carlos
reservation, and no trouble is appre-
hended there.
The "San Francisco and Ocean Side
Railroad has been surveyed from
San Francisco to Santa Cruz, and on
Monday ground was broken for it on
the beach near Lake MERGED. This
road is the connecting link in the Cali
ifOrnia Central line, projected to New
Orleans, by way of Utah.
The First Battalion of Royal Mum
ster Fusileers is to be withdrawn from
the garrison at Halifax, leaving only
the Seven5y-seventh Regiment, bat
terry Of artillery and some of the Royal
Engineers.
Sir Alexander 7. Gait has just re-
turned to Winnipeg from trip West
as far as Fort Ellice, and "speaks in
the highest terms of the fertility of
the soil and the prolific crops being
harvested"
The water in the Red and Assume
bola Rivers, Manitoba, hay, fallen SO
low that the steamers have ceased run
ming to Fort Ellice.
Mrs. Hannah Cox died at Holder~
ness, New Hampshire, on Monday, at
the age of 105 years and two months.
She was the daughter of Capt. Isaac
w. Stanton, Of the Connecticut Vol
unteers during the Revolutionary War,
AMI was born In Connecticut. 1t the
time OF her death she had been u wid-
ow for 80 years. She had seven chill
dren, two of whom survive.
William g. Howell, builder and
contractor of Orange, New Jersey, has
failed for $40, 900, with assets of about
half that amount.
Seven OF the bodies of those drowned
by the destruction of the ferry house
at Port Royal have been recovered.
The estimates of the number lost
range from twenty to forty.
The weather continues very warm and
dry in Western Pennsylvania. At Pitts
burg. for the last week, the temperature
has ranged from 30 to 81 degrees in the
shade, and there has been no rainfall for
seventeen days.
Virginia e.. Stevens, divorced wife of
Henry j. Fisk, a merchant of Montreal,
has begun suit in that city to recover
$500 900, which she alleges he obtained
from her at the time of their marriage.
Isaac Rosefeld, n physician of New
York, has besn held tor examination AS
to his sanity. He imagines that he pre-
scribed medicines for President Gar
feld, which the attending ply sieians
failed to administer.
Ryman s. Shaetfar's saw mill, at Dal.
las, Penna., was burned last evening
with 150, 900 feet of lumber.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Guiteau wants to be Married.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Guileau,
the asss ssin, yesterday had an interview
with Mr.. Baylsy, as Assistant District
Attorney, at the prisoners request, but
1t appeared that he had asked 1t ouly for
an opportunity to talk. He appeared to
be In excellent spirits and inclined TO
joke, and. having spruced himself up, he
remarked that he would like to get mar
riedand wlndered whether. there were any
ladies who would accept his addresses.
Mr. Bayley asked what kind Of girl he
would like to have, and Guiteau ans
wered that the lady must be a Christian
lady of ealth and OF first class family.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
THE RIVER AND BAY.
An Inspection OF Proposed Harbor
improvement.

An Inspection Of Proposed Harb0r
improvements.
This morning Col. Macomb and Col.
Ludlow, heretofore in charge of the Un-
tied States improvements In the bay and
river Delaware, and Col. Gillespie, who
Is TO succeed them, left Philadelphia Ou
the 30 Baltimore mail train, and pro
ceeded to New Jastle, for the purpose
of making q thorough inspection Of the
river ard bay. They we're accompanied
BY Isaac Hinckley, President of the p,
W. & B. r. B., Representatives OF the
Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia aud
railroads, the American Steamship Com
pany, the international Navigation
Company, the Southern Steamship
Line, the coDmercIal and Maritime Elk
changes, the Board OF Trade, and the
Vessel Owners aud Captains Associa-
tions; Mayor KiLg and Presidents Smith
and Lex, OF Councils, with other gentle
men largely interested in the promotion
OF the commerce of this port.
Arrived in this city, the two rear cars
OF the train, which were occupied by
the insDectiDg party, were attached TO
engine No. 18, and at 8.45 O'CLOCK left for
New Castle. At ths latter place they
boarded the q. 8. light house tender Ar
bvtus and started down the bay.
During the trip the various improve
ments that have taken place in deepen
ing and widening the channel and light
ing 1t, and the removal of obstructi ons,
will be explained by Colonel Ludlow
BY this means Intelligent Information
will be impaired to Colonel Gillespie.
and the gentlemen present will be advis-
ed as to what il most ns8ded, and what
amount 1t will be necessary 10 ask Con-
aress to appropriate for the purpose al
Its next session. 1t is expected that q
suffici mt sum will be given to complete
and perfect channel OF sufficient depth
and width, and SO well lighted as to give,
along Its whole course from the city to
the Breakwater, q safe and speedy route
to vessels OF any dranght.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Police Change.

John Cloud, member of the police
force, assigned to the Eighth District,
has rendered his resignation to the
Mayor, 10 take effect tomorrow
George Kennedy, of the Ninth ward,
has been appointed to succeed him.
Mr.. Cloud was appointed to the force
by Mayor Whiteiey, and has always
been regarded as first class officer
He resigns on acc ount of ill-health.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
OYER AND TERnINEa.
Those who WIFI Serve ar Jurors at
the Sep tenn ber Term.

tmo GOD tenn DER Term.
The September term OF the Court Of
General Sessions, and also Of the Oyer
and Terminer Court will commence on
Monday, Sept. 10th. For the General
Sessions the juryes drawn last May will
serve, and tor the Oyer and Terminer, at
which five capital cases will be tried, the
following special jury was drawn yester-
day:
Brandywine Hundred - Henry A.
Beeson, James Conoway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miller, James
N. Cleland.
Christiana-Thomas Williamson.
Mill Creek-Dayid Morrison, Geo.
w. Mckee.
White Clay Creek-Thomas Morri-
son, Jr., Daniel Draper.
New Castle--Wm. Atwood Weldin,
James George.
Pencader-Henry Pordham, John
II. Thornton.
Red Lion-John It. McWhorter.
St. George's-R. Fl. Eiiason, James
T. Shallcross.
Observation-Disclosures j. Gibbs
Blackbird--James Reynolds, Jr.
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Dessractive FIRE at Princess Anne i.

Uentructhvc Flre NJ Princess Anne /.
PRINCESS ANNE, Md, Aug. 80 AT
ten minutes Of one o'clock this morning
the Somerset Hotel building was seen to
be on ire on the outside. The building
contained the store of John W. Morris, a
barber shop aad departments used as a
residence. This building was burned
down. The Somerset Herald building
and the residence of George Lloyd were
also burned. The hotel building was
worth "a 1850; insurance ~, 200. Lloydis
building was worth 5000; no insurance.
The Herald building and fixtures had
&000 insurance on u; loss over insurance
and what was saved about $3.50. Nor
ris's St ok was insured for $500; loss un-
known. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an iBcendiaiy. 1t was
in the heart Of the town, and at one
time it was feared that the town would
be burned.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Fine Property sold.

Michael Lynch, of Uentreyille, Della
ware, has purchased from james Mckay
the farm forise erly belonging TO Joseph
T. Morton, City Treasurer Of Philadel-
phia, in Kennel township, Chester coun-
Iy. The farm consists of 70t acres OF
finely improved and cultivated land,
abonnding with almost every variety of
fruit thriving In that section, and the
buildings are of fine character. Mr..
Lynch coutemplatss making the proper
ty hi. permanent home.
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Fine Tobacco,

Some Of the finest tobacco in the
State of Delaware and which is hard to
beat anywhere in PennsylvanIa is on the
farm of Jas. Dilworth, in New Castle
county, near the Chester county line.
There are 81 acres Of the leaf, all In
charge of Jas. Woodward, and among 1t
are TO be fond leaves measurings from
40 to as inches In length By from 25 to
IS Inches in width.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31

THE Mobile Board of Trade esti-
mates the crop at 5000, 900 bales,
whereas Chicago estimate, based on
reports from all the cotton States,
makes the probable total 5000, 600
bales, or 1900, 900 less than last year.
1t is clearly too early for any definite
|daia, as if rain comes soon it will save
many hundred thousand bales, which
are now being rapidly consumed by the
protracted drought.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
wrec Il OF Freight Cars.

BALTIMORE CENTRAL JUNO. Aug. 80.
The 2 O'Clock freight east on the West
Chester and Philadelphia Railroad met
with an accident at Darlington, the first
station west OF this point Ten empty
coal cars were wrecked while they were
being shifted. All trains, both east and
west, including the mails, were detained.
The first train arrived at West Chester
at about 8 o'clock. A brakeman named
william Mooney was injured.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Rough Ride.

a railroad man and a government official
started from Pennsgrove, N. j., yester-
day afternoon, with four y0ung ladies
from Philadelphia, In skiHf. for New
OasGie. During the trip they had to con-
tend with a food tide and q southeast
wind, which made the river go rough
that the eetire party were completely
drenched. New CASTLE was reached in
safety, and after drying themselves the
party inspected the Jail. The ride back
to Pennsgrove was more pleasant, than
tho trip to Delaware.
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. a Fortunafe TaiIor

Mr.. p. y. X carney, tailor in the house
Of warner q Searies, Of Vicksburg, NJ ,sa. !.
has been the fortunate winner ofhalf OF
the capital prize In The Louisiana STATE
Lottery, $l5.00U. The lucky number was
Tll'. Mr.. Kesrney came from Memphis
about six months ago. He IL an excel
lent work man, and is charitable and good
natured In the extreme. His employers
speak OF HIM In unboupded terms OF
praise and compliment. and are as much
re1oiced at his streak of good fortune ~
the lucky m an himself Ticksburp, Mtss,
HeroLd, July l3. auxal
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THE value Of the exports Of wheat
and -four for 1880 was 1926. .000, 900,
while that of cotton was $214, 900, 900.
The year before cotton led by a few
million dollars and for all the previous
years there was no comparison between
them, cotton being by all odds the
largest single article of export from
this country.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
LOCAL LINES.
Deviled Grabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed Grabs at Fullmer's
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's


Stewed Crabs at Fullmer's
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Read DR.. Todd's advertisement In an
other column. He will do what he prom
ises.
wm. Mills, of Linwood, fell from q
boat into the Delaware, off Tinicum Is
land, yesterday, and was drowned.
The schoolrooms at Brandy wine Sem
mary are now open for visitors.
Abuer Kirk, late toll gate keeper on
the Newport Pike, was buried yesterday,
at Brick Meeting Houae, Cecil o., Md.
The City Mission M. Il. Church aud
Sunday School will make an excursion
to Pehnsgrove, on the Susie McCall to-
mo rows
Philadelphia schools open tomorrow,
Seprember LIST.
Jackson Cross, Mt Eleventh street
bridge, IL running q successful and lu.
arative ferry, while The new bridge is be-
Ing erected.
VIM. Jones, of LOT e. Fourth street, q
brakeman on the p. w. u B. X. r.. had
one of his feet badly mashed, last night,
while sill lifting cars.
The hot weather CONTINUES and FAR
mers suffer terribly from the drouth.
The laws OF the last session of the Gen.
eral Assembly will bs ready for distribu-
ton next week.
While Marshall Howard and John
Tighlmap, col. of Mill Greek Hd., were
examining Pistol, Sunday morning, it
exploded, and she ball inflicted severe
wound In Tighlman's head.
Evening PRAYER and sermon tonight,
at 8 O'clock, 10 the Old Swsde's chuch.
by the Rev. r. Heber Murphy. The
public are invited to attend.
The annual meeting of the Rirerview
Cemetery Company will be held ct the
office of the secretary next Monday eve
| ming. Business OF Importance will be
| transacted.
A. A. Eastburn made number of sue
oessful experiments with his new odor-
less excayator yesterday. IL will be put
on duty to-day.
One of the horses of the Delaware
Fire Company Is ON the sick list, and is
rustieating for a few days ia Parry's sta
bles, over Third street bridge.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Anusement Notes.

BARLEY Campbell's great drama,
"The Galley Slave,". will be presented
under his personal supervision, at the
Grand Opera House, on Monday even-
ing, Sept. b, by strong company.
Hoey s. Hardie's combination, one
of the most talented organizations ex-
tant, will present diplomacy" at the
Grand Opera House, on Friday evens
ing, SEP rtember 28d.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
AGROUND IN A roc.
The Steamer City OF Richmond goes
Ashore fn Fog.


CAMDEN, Me-, August s0.-The
steamer City of Richmond in fog this
morning ran on Mark Island In Penob-
scot Bay. The captain and part of
the crew came here in small boat
and chartered the steamer Pioneer,
which took the sixty passengers to
Rockland. She was on the Portland
and Mount Desert Line. The Rich
mond lies in about twenty feet of wa
ter on ledge, with four fAthoms of
water under the stern. She is filling
and it is feared she will sink before
the tugs, which have been sent for
from Bangor and Rookland, arrive.
The passengers were landed in safety
on an uninhabited island. Captain
Dennison, father Of the present cap
tain, who was one of the passengers, is
here making the necessary arrange
ments.
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ghs 9aily Gazstts.

FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.--
Those who waut fine gold watch
sbould call and examine the elegant
assortment at the store of Messrs. Bay
nsrd & Dawson. These gentlemen are
practical jewelers. and know what they
deal in. They may always be relied
upon represent an article at it's ex
sct worth. Their prices are lower than
the same article can be bought for of
the large dealers IN Philadelphia or
New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
A Cyclone in the West Indie.

Cyclone In the West Indies.
HAVANA, August 20.-A despatch re-
cvclone has visited the Islands OF Barba-
and Martinique. 1t IS supposed that 1t
will reach the southern and eastern
coasts of Cuba by the Ist or ID of Sep
tember.
Failure Of Jersey Contractor.
ORANGE, August William e.
Howell, builder and contractor of
this city, has failed. His liabilities
amount to $4,000 and his assets to
$40, 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
..Mn1hnr mns RecoYerean

wrote an Illinois girl 10 her Eastern rela-
tives. "She took bitters for long time
but without any good. SO when she
heard of the virtues Of Kidney-Wott she
got box and Vt has completely cured
her, so that she can do as much work
now as she could before we moved
West. Since she has got we'll everyone Q
about here Is taking IL" See adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31

The earnings Of the Union Pacific
Railway Company for the first twenty
seven days of August this year,
were ss,995, 1913, against 81, ,844, 222 for
the same period last year, an Increase
of $651,17l.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
DIED.

BACON.-In this city, ON the 30th instant
Clement A. Bacon, In the both year of
his age.
he relatives and friends are respect
fully Invited to attend his funeral from
bis ate residence, s02 Jefferson street,
Friday afternoon. September ID. 6ervi-
ces at the house at O'Clock. Intcrment
at Riverview Cemetery. aug3l-Is
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
The Hicka Estate Sale.

Twenty-four superior lots, the residue
OF the Hicks estate, will be sold at auc-
tion tomorrow at 4 p. m. This sale is
worthy the attention OF woiklngmen
capitalists and all persons wanting lots
for buildings, investment or speculation.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31

owing to an injury to his foot white
ruoning mile handicap race at LurRan
afortnight ago, w. @. George, of wor.
ces'er, the ex-champion amateur runner
oil England, has aoa ndonei his proposed
tnp to America for this season, as The
accident has spoiled his training.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
"Dunpy. AIrich Dead.

"Dumpy" Alrich, well-known old
negro, who, for many years, carried
market baskets and did other odd
jobs around Second street market
house, died last night at an advanced
age.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Contract for shirts and Gloves

NJ. L. Llchtenstein has received a
contract from the Weccacoe s. r. e.
Company for furnishing fifty red shifts
and fifty pairs of gloves, dark slate color,
to match the hats, which will be worn
to the Reading tournament on Septem-
Der 22d,
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Excursion ,o the Zoo.

This morning an excursion left Gen.
treville, Md, for the Geological Gardens,
Philadelphia, stopping at intermediate
stations until Wilmington was reached.
When the train lett here at o o'clock, II
consisted of seven cars well-iilled with
excursionists.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Cleaning Ont the Race.

This morning the Water Depart-
ment force commenced the long needed
work of cleaning out the south race.
On this account the water pumps will
be stopped for two days.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
A. OTICE.-r. Henry Bradley. do heI

Al OTICE.-I, Henry Bradley, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply TO
the Honorable the j nd ses Of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State of Delaware, IN and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
10Th day of september, A. d. 1881. being
the first day of the September term of
said court. lor a license TO kes p an ann or
tavern, at the south West corner
of Front and Shipley Streets, Efrst
Wa of the City of Wilmington,
New Castle county, State OF Della
ware, and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
In quantities less tn an one quart, TO be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable cllize and residents OF said
Wara recommend the said app teatton to
wit;
r. #. Moody, james Haniin,
Fred. ID. Moore, Jonn Mealy,
VIM, Taylor, 9ed. Hognayer,
James McKenna, LuLher W. Pa mer.
Daniel McCusker, Julius 3unther,
Dennis Quill, q I. F. Fallones.
John Du a, Thos.J. B-nnett,
George q. Brackin, Francis Kelly.
John Murphy. Thomas Dunn
Martin keogh. john a. Logan,
Joseph epeakman, William Keogh,
ii. O. Baiitug, X. j. MoManus,
August Bickta. Tneo. Blefman,
Hugh McIIaughiin,
auga0.3t HENRY BaADLEY.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
Putting in Heaters.

ii. F. Pickels has commenced the
work of putting in two new dog
house heaters at the City Hall, the
contract for which was awarded him
at the last meeting of City Council.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
THE CODE.
Murderer's s'Trfbute'' to Ills Vic
-. Tim.

tim.
Colonel Cash, OF Cashville, South Car
ollha, who killed Colonel Shannon, his
neRhbor, In duel, ard was acquitted
Of q charge OF murder on the plea OF self
defense, has written tribute to his VIC
I'm. "No brayer man." says the sym-
pathetic survivor, sever bit the DUST
he died upon the ramparts of the enc
my, and, with smile upon his face,
droppei into hero's grave" This re-
maIKaoie sentence, pronounced to be
ian eloquent panegyric" by the local
paper, illustrates the sentiment OF the
community that will acquit man of the
|c2'd' olooded, deliberate murder Colonel
Ca'h committed.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
InduIgent Parents

Who allow their children to eat heartily
of high-seasoned food, rich pies, cake, ,
&c., will have to use Hop Bi,ters to pre-
vent indi gestIon, sleepless nights, sick
ness, pain, and perhaps death. No fami-
ly IL safe without them In the house.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
The Dean of CarIisIe.

LONDON, August 3o.-Very Rev.
Francis Close, Dean of Carlisle, has
resigned that preferment, to which he
was appointed by Lord Palmerston
in1856.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
NOTICE.

NorIch.
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON Coal
GAS COMPANY, 300 Shipley Street..
The annual meeting OF this company
for the election of Dire ctors to serve the
ensuing year, will be held at the ffice on
MONDAY, the 6th of September fzom& Z
to p. M. VIM. r. TAYLOR,
aug806t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31
An Hour Late.

The bay line express for Washington,
due here at 7. AS O'Clock, a. m, was an
hour late this morning. The delay was
occasloned on the New York division.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-31

NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
kestorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All hts stopped free.--
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oct 20-ls
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. OF.
6r,anpion 6r,aa Lodge. No. q, X. OFF.
Maeniai M,en1ai Lodge, No. Is, X. OF r.
Hptornihg Star Division, No. Q, S. Oft,
harmony Lodge. No. s, A, u, G.F,
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

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arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVILL'S SARSAPA.
|hiLLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will ra-
Fs,ote health TO the physical organization.
ts strengthening syrup, pleasant to
sake ana the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
sYef discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
sllo alsorders. w eakn ness OF the Kidneys,
Etysipeias, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
,eoiiityS Bilious complaints and Dis.
ases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,