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Smyrna times., 1881-08-10
The Literary Revolution,

Ma@0viao are won every day. In January. 1872 ,The
EIEItII IkS cation or small volume. pIesent its
lI5 volumes of standard books IL give en-
Tor delivering to purchasers Of books dSJ
months at least 200, 900 and probably 5000 600
cess which the Revolution has achieved douless 10
1 Publish only books Of real merit.
H. What is worth reading is
Ill Work on the basis OF the present cost Of making bo
~ Books have commonly been considered luxur;es. IN
tes and the masses will buy good books million IL
" 10 make 81 and friend is 10 make Al q
profit OF only s10oO while 100000 books sold at rot G
pleasure as well as more profit TO sell the million. f -
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
PETIT JURY.
THE GKANr FuNn-

Tue Nav York Times aDn1unces fL.,
ne PROJECT winch ~ started 10 uroyide !,
tetiting fund tof Ihs oldest hylnJ ny
President has been successful. hiIr ~,
idea OF de voting ,he Income to IA. ,n,.
pose Originally PROPOSED has been "a af,,,i,.
tOned. Ihe,sum called Tor wastN, I'M.
ired aud nifty thousand doliar3. of whIrh
Two hundred aud sIx.eon lhugsant h.,,,.,
been paid IN aud Invested. The ranat,l
ier Is III process of collection. ~.
money, which appears 10 have been oh.
Allied principally II not wholly ON IN.
strength OF Gen. Grants name, n MOI nI
as necessities, Is 10 b. kept aC interest
lor MS USE, leaving The hnal distri bnttun
81 tho prluclptl within the ,dlsrrslIon ut
ne ialger subscribers The annual m
come when Gen. Grant will tnoeive
rom The fund IL estimated at fifteen
thuusahd dollars. Oh the two huuaieu
ana my thousand uoliaTs subsoriu.d
ohe hundred aud seventy ii Yu thousand
we're contributed by twenty tnre.
3ersons. NUue of the names OF the sui.
'cnbors are To be made pubic.
The Rhode island II ouse OF Btpresenta.
iVes. yesterday, rejected the Senate
resolution of sympathy for the Irish
cause, the years being l6, the nays %,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

President Brand of the Orange Free
State, who is medIating between the
British and the Beers, believes that
there will DO no further bloodshed.-
The British demand the withdrawal
ui the Boer forces from Laing's Mex
to the Iransvaal "a commission of in
quiry viii disappointed To consider the
Beers grievances. The ambassadors
are now in accord on the Greek ques>
Jion. iumors of a Cabinet crisis in
France over the Scrusln de Lists bill
are slill rife. Gambetta says, he can
wait. It's believed that both liam
burg and Altoona will be included in
the German Customs Union. Mr.
Parnel's presence in Ireland is much
desired by his followers there. Ii is
alleged that he is afraid of being ar
rested. The preliminary investigation
| INTO the murder of the Car has been
completed and Roussakofl aud thee
alleged accomplices will be put on
trial. The new Gar will reduce The
debts due by the peasants to The Gov
Vernment on account Of the lands
transferred to the former under the
emanci patton act. Several petards
were exploited III the streeUs OF Mad
I'd on Saturday night. The Pretec
| Police has closed the galnbliI.
dens there. The Earl of Germans
General Milon, Italian Minister DIVA
and General ChHchant, Military Gov.
| ernor of Paris are dead.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
THE MURDER OF THE CAR.

We print this morning VIVID nara
Il We ofithe ASSASSINATION Ot the Empetol
of Russia. II reads, ike one Of tuuse teTr.
Bile stories of crime " th which Edgar A.
Poe delighted TO make the blood OF oui
fathers run cold. The whole busiLess /,
n dark, cowardly murder. l. has every
feature of murder
Those mi miscreauts resolved to kill the
Emperor In do ug SO hey XII ed honest
aud humble Rus, ,Iaus WhD had done no
harm, who were living LEel, own Ayes.
Why should they BE- slain? Granted that
the Gear deserved death. Why diu not
the men who slew him 90 he lroui
like BruGus OF kaVaIlIa uT W kes BUolb
and show st least the courage OF crime
by deS' roying their victim and only
their victim There would have bseh
something heroic in such a sacrifice.
To screen their own cOwArdly souls
the nlhillsts OF Rnssia c omm.t murder IL
an Ambuscade. They take the lyes OF a
dozen innocent men without remorse
The life Of the b ! Ill nfesC peasant or Cos
sack who was stain in 81 Petersburg
the other day is as precious in the eye,
OF God as the llfe Ot A Alexander What
had these, poor souls done To iJrleit iheiT
lives Leaving The Gar outot the quest
ION, how can We regard the assAssIns II
any otherlg ht than That Of rutlians whose
hands are stained with Innocent blood
N. Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
ERRORS ALLONED.

During she Levy Court, yesterday af.
teluoOn, the error list OF William X.
Reese, collector Of PeDcader Hundred,
was examined by Messrs. Ellison aud
NIer WHO reported errors to The amount
of S23,0G0. lhe eros were allowed
and the usual Ial,s ON the same.
The jail comm ssiOners accounts were
examined by Messrs. Wells and Mahai-
iy, who report d them correct. The to-
tai amount expuuded wes 81 ,454,30.
Messrs. Bright aud Silver as com
n'ttee examined tue error list OF j. A.
Cleaver. collector Of Red Lion Hundie ed,
and found errors amounting 10 S34, g93,
which were allowed.
The accouHtS oi the collector uf Mill
Creek Hundred were ex tmined an Ell
ror, To the amount OF Sal, ,65j 80 were
allowed.
A petition was read fcom number OF
manufacturers, klug that 1'hird street
bridge be made j1Iut highaay and
ratlroAd bridge. 1t was referred TO u
special committee consisting vi Mrssrs,
SharpIess, Polk, Brighl, Taylor and FL.
llson.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
A sBIp CANAL ACROSS FLORIDA

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Now
that the Philadelphia capitalists who
are about 10 claim the immense tracts
of land in the State of Florida known
as the Everglades have completed their
contract with that State, it is no longer
a secret that one Of the main features
OF the gigantic scheme is the building
of ship canal across the State of
Florida. This is apart from and in ad-
dition 10 their scheme of reclaining
$4,000, 900 acres of the richest land in
the world south of the frost-belt. 1t
is we'll known that a number of New
York capitalists have been endeavor-
ing for some years to get a charter
fIOn the State of Florida 10 build a
ship ca nal, but the Philadelphia COM
p..ny has won the battle. As to the
feasibility not only of building ship
canal but of draining the Everglades,
che opinion of engineers and army Of
fcers of the last generation, among
them Land Commiss oDer Smith, Sec
retary r. j. Walker, United states
Senator Westcott and General Gadsen,
are cited.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
General News.

Thirty two cases of typhus fever, 40 O.
small pox, 75Ot dlphtherld, aud l36 .,
scarlet lever were Reported IN New York
last week.
The Q1arerly interest on the four pei
cent bonds, payable April Tst, VIII prob
AOly be antIcip pated oh the 10Th lust. Iht
amount to be disbursed Is So, ,573,4B.
MlRhteen children died OF dIphtheri4
last week in Thurso village, near Otta
wa, Canada.
Another heavy snow storm Iaged on
Saturday in the West. In MlscOnsln,
illinois, Western Missouri aud kaUsss
che depth Uf snow ranged lrom hVe 10
twelve inches, and II was drftsd badly
by high wind. Iravel OH many rail
Eoads was stopped, and IN Chicago, the
streets "were rendered almost as lmpas-
sable as at any time during this mosl
remarkable winter"
The Dutch barkentns L. n, from
Bamaraug for New York, with coilee,
went ashore aut ng Saturday Eghl,
near Little Egg Harbor Ll.h,, anu Il
DecomlnR tJtal wreck. Hei rev wtIe
saved. i he fishing schooner Vanguard,
of Gloucester, Massachusetts, Was
wrecked on Saturday night, on old
AArOn's Ledge, rye Btach. Her crew,
eight In number, were saved,
There Is ffeshet in the Delawar,
ct BOrdebtowu, and the docks ana
wharves there are flooded
A solemn TT QUEEN Mass for the repose
OF the soul OF The late Car was ceIelTa
ed yesterday morning, by Eey. Father
BJerring, In the Greek chapel, New
York. Among those present were
Mayor Grace, al the foreign Cousuls il
New York, aud tx Minister Stoughtun
General Grant visited Long Branol
on Friday evening 10 arrange for tht
occupancy OF his cottage duung I'll,
coming summer.
The funeral of General Upton, in Sa
EranciscO, took place on Saturday wit
military hOners. Three thousand rst "a
men and infantrymsn we're in hne. Th
Rsma Ms were sent East IL the even
under charge OF Two u iii Gers.
Ex Speaker Randall was gwen a rece
ton on Saturday evening 10y the Your
Mems Democratic a ssocIatlun Of PA
dslph'a' 1t was largel atlc nded, an
Va entirely informal and soclaj in
character.
The trouble about taking medictI
Arranted to cure all diseases Is tha,
ma not know exactly What Is wanted
L., and In that case II viii 20 foOlll
around In the systeIH trying 10 cure y,
Of some disease that you have not got
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
A WEEKS MORTuARY.

For the present week, twenty four
deaths have been reported TO Il. B. FraZ-
er, Registrar OF Deaths aud Burlals, as
follows:
Borne in the United States, %; Ireland
/; white, 10; black, 5; male, ID; female,
IL; Aims House, /; Coroner, /; brought
here for Interment, /; sent away, l; still
born, /.
The causes were: Accident, l; blood
POISONING, 1; consumption, .; capillary
broncnilis, /; cere6ro sPenal menlngllls,
2; carcinoma, /; chronic brouehItls, /;
general debility, 2; heart diseases, /;
Inflammation Of brain, /; ir1ammatory
rheumatism, ]; metal disease OF heart, /;
pneumonites, /; pneumonia, y; paricA di-
lis, l.; pyaemia, /; spasm OF diaphnm, l;
scarlet fever, /,
The deaths by wards were: First wal d,
2; Second, 2; Ehud. |; Fourth, 3; Fifth,
3, Sixth, 4; seventh, $; Ninth, /; Tenth,
5.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
THIRD EDITION
Washington.
Special 20 Bait. Bun.
THE NEW FINANCIAL ISSUE,

Special 20 Bait. Sun.
THE NEW FINANCIAL ISSUE.
WASHINGTON, March 90.
Attention has been attracted here to
a question which in all probability
will In comparatively short time di-
vide the country. When it was sup
posed that the Funding bill would
pass 16 of the national banks inMaine
applied 70 the Legislature for charters
90 returR to the old State system. The
Legislature pass ] bill for this pur-
pose. which the Gre onback Governor
(Plaisted) has just vetoed, on the
ground that the general government
has the right to coltrol the entire
credit circulation of The country.
PoLYGAMY MUST 60.
) Delegate Cannon is repol ted in the
Western papers in interviews at vari-
GUS places along the route as express
ing q sublime contempt for ;he Gov
Q. .nment and anti Mormon influences.
He seems to have considered hat he
was making kind of grand triumph
oil tour from Washington 10 Salt Lake
City. He will be surprised to hear
that President Garfield has taken so
early an opportunity to express his
views on the subject. 1t is fact, how
ever, that he has done SO. Yesterday
he said to prominent Western Sena-
tor: 'Polygamy must aud shall be
stamped out. This plague spot on our
institutions must be baulshed. l ask
you AZ my friend to take your stand il.
the Senate and fight this evil until il
is crushed out of existence. " e must,
however, save from illegitimacy the
10, 900 children born in Utah ofpOlyga-
NOUS parents"
PROBABLE EXTRA SESSION.
The President has been imp0rtuned
by some Of the members of the OHIO
delegation iu favor of an extra session
They say that Mr.. Hayes veto of the
Funding bill has injured party pros
poets very much in Ohio, and that un-
less an extra session is called and a
Funding bill passed the Democrats
will carry the legislature next octo-
bes, aud will then redistricl the 5 at,
30 as TO gain four or i've members OF
tie House. The President. of course,
would prefer not to lose his oan
State in the first year of his admins
tration, which, however, would only
be a repetition OF the experience OF
Mr.. Hayes. But others of the Ohio
delegation are no. SO much afraid OF
losing the Stata, and they belisve thai
much worse consequences might ensue
frnR1I ssn extra session.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
RENOVATED ROME.
ROME. March lS. 1881.

The bill for a government loan Of
$4,000 900 lire to the city uf Rome
for public improvements has been
passed in the Chamber of Deputies
by vote of lo4 to ~. The follow
ing plans have been approved -
The construction OF a palace of jus
tice, an academy of sciences, poly
technlc school, TWO barracks a mill
tary hospital, "a Champs de Mars,
two bridges over the Tlber, a system
of drainage, central markets and a
continuation Of the Via Nazionale.
The emolition of the Ghetto quar-
ter and the construction Of new
houses of Parliament are accepted
in principle, aud also an increase in
the water supply for manufacturing
purposes; but these plans have been
deferred.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
rro~ saturday. Fate EAl.ion
A NEW RAILROAD PROJECT.

We learn that a railroad is to be
built from Reading, passing through
Lancaster and Chester counties, reach
ing the Maryland line, and thence IT is
proposed to continue the same to Per-
ryvllls, Md. This railroad will carry
its traffic almost directly and south
from Reading to Perryville, and will
open up part of the country which
is not accessible at present for cheap
and convenient transportation. The
charter for this company has already
been obtained by responsible parties
in this city and county. We under
stand that parties residingin New ! ork
have lnterestel / themselves in pushing
this railroad through under it's charier.
The railroad will be known as tho
Reading and Chesapeake Coal anG
Railway Company. An organic ,tion
will be effected in few days, with its
principal Office in this city.-Ldncas-
ter (Pd.) EIdminer.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
POOR MEAT.

Within the past few weeks there
has been a quantity of poor beef offer
ed for sale in the Second street mar
kot, and ii has been reported that
diseased meat has also been disposed
of. This morning Clerk Of the Mar
ket Cannon, while walking through
The Second Street Market House, no.
tlced some exceedingly poor meat be-
ing offered for sale by two OF the
butchers, He Immediately notified
them that should they offer any such
meat Tor sale again that he would seize
all of it.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. George w. Bush, who has been
spending a short time in Florida, has
eturned home. He is much improv-
ed in health.
Hon. T. f. Bayard is on short visit
20 this city.
State Senator Cooch, was in town this
morning having stopped over for short
time on his way to Dover.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
HAEDoCK7 %
KIDNEY PANACEA.
LEAR WHAT ~ SAID.

HEAh WHAT ~ SAID.
1t has made me new man."
"Dr. HaydOCks Fsnaccn has increased
my weight niJeen pounds
My wife would not be without IL To-
any money."
"Our little boy Is much better. l enclos,
one dollar Tor another hottie"
II nnd II as easy to take ah milk"
we have sUld thirteen bottles thie
week, and shall want Two dozen peXt
OTder.h
My morning agony is gone-thanks I,
your Panacea."
II find IL splendid appetizer"
Any Invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disoruer who VIII write IN,
,ts To ihelr complaint, Will he LIeatG0
humanely and kindly. IL Is my mos
earneht desire 10 Investigate all forms o.
Diabetes, and give TelIel AT ali times.
you are too poor lie purchase. write M
,nyway, and your case Will have tnint
dlaJe attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF RlleI
Haydock is across the mouth of each
bottle.
PriCe-one dollar for large. and fifty
cents for trial size.
HAYDOCK 4 CO.,
no29 eodISwly, ~ PlatL st., N. Y,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
THE FUTURE OF RUs,,,

ALEXANDRIA III, DEctAp,
WILL DEVOTE uIms", That n
,STsESAL soI1sT.1 DEvrLorM1Srr 10 10 .
IN M' Giers, i Russian MIni.tan0S GIiu IL, lssl,
elgh Affairs, has addressed IL. o. "a
ing circular, dated March I've y, loIOs.
Russian Representaiyr. 10, 10 ~
Maj sly the Emperor on s,r.al' s.,.al 'as
throne OF his ancestors as'Dss as'Osldlps u
inheritance the traditions 'ns' sl as y
by time and their acls p, eohseClu.I
attained s. her fall deyclopmpe'"1, lp'" '''' : 9o'
ings Of jea ousy and di,.ca.., nc,., Rs.
equally foreign TO her. TLo To",SO' "
VIII hrst give attention ia ~ % enpetu
development of the State, - Th0 hr'NIn
pefor's foreign policy viii ha 'ae ta
pacific. Russia will remain e.,Sl' eS,lIl'eI
her friends, reciprocale III" f,alIll0a
oi al the State and act in ~" 'aIlas
with other governments in M n,.,' ,sOnaa
the general peace. Only tla uaalllI
protecting her honor or seru.,I "r uuI
divert her from the work Of s',! nq
development. Vi 'lltlat
LONDON, March 1s-A a,...,
from st. Petersburg to the Tii,psd u'spsd
The ground dug up where aI ,p" y
was discovered has been retIisa an ~ y
doors of the shop in which "'ea, II" ~. u
situated sealed up and quad AID ,a.s ".lae
ed at the premises. 1t ba, ho.N s't'
elded TO erect a religious mem.r,. , !
the spot where the Car fell :" ~
revolutionary chief captured lwo y
before the assassination eopres,sS !.
ter the deed was accomplished ,ni,
deeply incrimiuated Rous.aL,ss suS y
he also confessed and dtnounc,dI n !
accomplices. Hence the arrs,,
Monday and "Wednesday and ' N. \
covery of the mine. MANY revoI9 !, !
airy proclamations have been E So.,
posted inside and outside yariou, Ivy !"
lie buildings. "
The NoUoe Vremya says: "Tb.p,
sian authorities were advised ss,.,
mouths ago that the NihjIius ~ y
Chicago, Illinois, had ro.enter.j |
country"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
KING GEORGE OF GREECE.
PARIS, March 20.

The Athens correspondent of the
Figaro gives an interesting report of
au interview which he says he had
with the King of Greece. The King
is reported to have said hat NJ. Gam
BETA had never, TO his knowledge,
been in favor of sending French troops
to Greece. The King added, says
Figaro, that his army was now we'll
armed and would shortly advance.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
VISITING MINISTRIES.

Rev. Psyton Bowman, OF South Caro-
line preached IN the Grand Opera House
yesterday afternoon, on The necessity Of
a cultivation OF the Divine spirit. Al
the conclusion a collection was taken up
for the benefit of the Household of Faith
Church.
Rev. j. S. Willis, OF FELTON,, preached
at st. Paul's N. K. Church, yesterday,
morning and evening, to large conErega.
tlous.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

A NEW CgNABD SrEAMER.-Thg
new steamship Servla, Of Lhe Cuuard
line, which has recently oeen Launched,
S one of the largest vessels al tiJat. She
was built Tor the company Oy J. IL G..
fhon pson, ol Clydebahk. Her dimru-
slons aie: Length, $50 feet; breadth, 81
fec; depth, A feet . inches; u oss Ioun-
age, $500 tons. He cargo capacity is
equal 10 $500 tons, with / 500 tons of
eoal and 20 tons ui wafer ba. last. The
anchor davits are inches AMI lie chain
cable pipe u inches in diameter. The
propeller shalt weighs 20. tons. The
machinery consists Of hlee cylinder
compound surface cOudersug engines.
one cylinder seing " inches and the
other two sach 100 inches in diameter,
With piston stroke OF q feet 6 inches.
ihe.e are steel boilers aud 81 furnaces.
The vessel has four decks and a prone.
nale. TIE saloon IS II ieet long and
~ feet wldG, and has accommodations
FOL $50 persons. There are 1GS state.
rooms, and Tue vessel has aceammoda-
ton for $50 iirst-class aud 900 steeragt
passengers.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
AN ELEGANT LAW OFFICE.

Walter Cummins, ESQ.,, has now one
of the most elegant and convenient law
offices in the city at No. 720 King
street. Mr.. Cummins introduced a
telep one to his Office on Friday, and
eau now communicate with his clients
at New Castle, Newport or the Rising
Sun, or any lace within five or six
miles, without going out Of his office.
This is decided advantage to BUSH
uess people.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
Books ! BooksI

Thomas NJ. Osle, SO7 Market street,
viii expose for sale, Oh FrIpay aud Satuf-
day evenings, a. 7.3O o'cIock,a collection
II The strAndard works by the best au-
thors. Also number of very hue fam,
Iy bibles III choice styles binding; and
also an ass srtment OF large SIZE photo
( aph Adams viii be sold each evening
also limited number of large size iue
atell eygaviugs beautiful framed. St
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
CECIL COUNTY COURT.

The Cs:il county Court will meet on
Monday With seventy seven Cases on the
rial docket, one on tho .Tetereuce dock.
aud nine on the appeal Docket
Eighteen new suits have Ueen Instituted
'inoe the last term. Doubtless some
disposition will DO made OF the case OF
Nathan Tyson, indicted for lnfanucide,
turing the coming week. 1t will be
femem 5sIed that in case recently be
fore the Court OF Appeals 1t vas decided
hat vile was not competent to testify
gainst her husband. IL IL upon Mrs
eyson'S testimony alone that the prose-
iutlon hoped to convict Tyson.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
HEREDITARY CANCER.

The Rising sun, Cecil county, Jour
nal states that Thomas Krauss died
on Sunday evening, 9th inst, OF can
Ger of the stomach, aged Il years.
Out of family of seventeen children
hiteen of them have died with the
same disease. Every srandchild now
deceased have also died of the same
disease.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
CONGRESSMAN WARD SICK

The Chester Times says the Hon.
VIM. Ward has been confined to his
house all this week owing to ex-
tremely sore eyes. The maladv was
brought on by overwork, especially
at night, at the close OF the session
of Con-, ress. He was on the Com
mIttee Of Enrolled Bills ard it fell
to his lot TO closely examine every
item III the Legislative aud Sundry
Civil Appropl ,atlon Balls, which dis
burse millions of dollars.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
A PROSPECT OF THE FUTURE.

The Fourth street railway is pro-
crossing rapidly, to day, aud will soon
be in running order, while there is
every prospect that the Font and
Union streets line will be i'll operation
before many months. Things
look bright Tor the new line between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and it
requires no unusual effort to imagine
the street car conductors ON Market
street, in the lear future, crying out
at intervals on their down tri -
"rourth street--chanse cars fO he
Cape May boats" or "FroLt str l.
take the green Car for the Baltimore &
OHIO depot.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

Bob Ingersoll says it was drinking
hotel coffee That made him au infide
After all, there lsSome excuse for the
solouel. Hot Cott Is enough to shake a
mans faith In the theory that all lhings
are ordered by n meTclful Providence
CHKIsT. GEHBER, wholesale Hardware
Toledo, Ohie, sAys:-The Excelsior Kid
key PAD has Rseun plisnei more hor nay
wife In three weeks tnHh all the M ed oil e
sne haS taken in thu 90 years. Rsfsr all
.keptics 70 Re.-See Adv.
Ian26-7i
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
A Romnnoe of the Crescent CIt,.

IL New orleans on "A warm day early In
February, a Mr.. Isaac KEN strolled lutO
an flee of the louisiana state Lottery,
and laid down one dollar, received Il hall
vi ticket No. 93 5sO put II in his pOcke
and quietly awaited lhe drawing. and 10
nle Sful surprise, like Abou Bon Auheu,
MS blcsrt led all the rest, and ne obtained
~l5, ,uOO-lt he had spent another dollar IL
might have been s,N,f v. Iue next draw
Ing takes place AprIl I2th, when those
VINO have written u 1. a. DauphIu, \ E.
slS Broadway, New York Cily, \. Y or
the same ut New Orleans, La. may autici-
pate "A pleasant surprise. mhlb-bL,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

MIR. NUNS "osTLY HORSEBACK
RIDE.-In Mrs. Maria Ticc's SUIT
for $1,000 against Henry \. Mum,
OF the Scientific American, for dam
ages resulting from collision in
Central Park, New York, on April
6, 1850, when Mr.. Mum, who was
horseback riding, ran INTO a top wa
gon in which Mrs. Tice WAS riding
and upset il, SO that her loft arm was
permanently disabled, the jury in
the Kings County Circuit Court has
returned Il verdict OF -, 100 in favor
Of plainlill.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
ROCHEFORT'S NIHILISTS.
PARIS. March 81 1881.

The Iutransigeant contradicts, this
morning, the report that a news
agency has published concerning
its nihilist despatch. 1t says that
its information came neither from
Krapotklne, Dourasoff nor Youch"
owslj. 1t claims that the news ii
has published was communicated
by prominent members of the Russ
sian revolutionary party, but des
clines to say whether they live in
Geneva or not, as it does not wish
to put the police on their track.