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TOIlEfGN.

TONEtGN.
Special Dfspdteh to tn Chicago Tttbune.
LivEttrDt1,. Marcl, ?t-l1:N n. m.-FLuuh-No. ],
lis; No.. 8attt.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !. Is lrtis No 2 rs HI:
epstng, No. ~ Id: No. 2. f. III: whltn No. r. FL.
M. In; club. NJ. !, 13s; NJ. 2 o. ID. C0ra-Ncw.
as tdt old, s. G,td.
Paov1s1OSA-rnrk.E Eaa, lard. Ola III.
LivHNrtIur. A1nroh al-3:Il =. m.-bACoN-Elear cut
dull Alft ribs dull Mt rs, onH coar henuy ut
&s short clear steady Nt +1A Gi. lInus--Lung cnnr
steady At 4is. t.ard-1'rmp Wratertt dull nj Is Ill!
necopts OF wtcat for tho wcok--Fron. Atlantic ports.
isGp qrn i'ucltio ports, HH1 qfns otuf aourcps, a.
qrA. Iteca!pts Of c0en. IS AU qrs.
l1yERpuDL, March 2l-Ey1nInU- -t0TroS-Atol-
ante inquiry. G3-tG1i{o: salus. a0n baos, speoua-
ton a,,d export. 1,tDs AinUftcln. GEO.
pRuvlsrDSK-Amorlcnu lard. Stu Gd bacon, long
aeat, Esn III, thort clear. 41s
PETnOLElFA-llGinGt1,9 Sid.
LONDON. Mnteh observation-disclosures 7Qs714c.
TCnpESTtSE--Hpfrits, ais III,
ASTwEnp, Marclt t1L-l'ETNuLEUM-9O}kL
Tho following wcro received ~ tho Chicago Board
Of rrade: -.
LlyEMruor. March 1i.-Wheat s.oady, rcd wntos.
n ; M. spring. ts III: Nh do, u Id, turn IN !ntr
demand Ind tirtn. EnrRnea 0n colAt-Wleht In fnir
demand md firm. Corn steady. 70 nrrtv9-N hunt
ssay Hsfp e. 'H r1rt I'll x III s5 Ii aS nna e
Il; T. G. ia ,SHcr Ut sIs sd iaIio%. III 5d Gnseso,
W.. Haut 164. MAnK l.ANE-Wheat md corn htn1.
Cnuntry nrkots xha!e hiullcf.
i4Stj1S. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF c0aAt
md c0rn nr,n, Corn stcahy. CmrRnos On passhRs-
Hheat-EuRIiah and French generally dearar.
, 1881-03-22

@ a,t a%r"E wa,E nrT @ 5,s d e;a M"s mse
S1ss: s,.1 rS's ens,ist Ill Il s soSa ;S &
"" Fast htHErrrY.
Es rs Sca rss1 aa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; "a IT s;at
I ss: i. t9l s s n i; a ,Sl AZ
sS w9fh ,bs f ss; +" 9y" .ns n 4ad \ ,s a.
sssf s % M aSa III IS; S s ,ss. Il ssHs ass
$:a:i H s II. @s"s t;ses. ss Fl ass: s sss:
EsSe;Si' Lett rofke1'' .au';sElO eo'nnon Workers.
s nsss ss ,sis'o taa fo6 aa shS .ss ses
e''@1'''' NEW rot.K.
yHK hsse ct @ n
q. HsE :a:;s ss II sssf fs
pssasixrr-1.eectr.. PHI o tnnk!nR a. 20 for Tho wsc*,
Mssts ssi erpeas Ss.t ear.'oad sGasV ii sho market
sss;ed ssss sts 4 sxG; por 1 @ ill., mt ''''a live hugs
TT. LOUIS.
e's Ma5en a., Al b;sbsr. @
saG Z XII sse asas' ss %r fs
e.. T. saaaS ass si u: M ss"sssrs sssa sts 'e04
s4t esss' I: @ IT, @ S"s5 S ssIt 1aa
Ss5ss:' ssyss. ssa ] tsssS
Luz; shItnients, I,an.
KANSAS CITY.
Sptetat nttprtch TO Ths Chtedca Tribune.
KAE4As CITY, Mu.. Mnrch 2l.-EATTLE-Th0 Price
Current reports Receipts 70: spnents. ~! slaw fnr
I; ss' i 'ssds' ss''*i 's
i ss;ss s M 4s sSpx 81 Cd s %Is ssr sst 'ss:
"'' nALrlMonE.
uALTtttDnE, Hfnrch 2l.-IiEEF CATTLE-3tnrkbt
tuw; prGct uEc.tHnKci receipts. i,G51.
swtSE-1iItt supply: fair lutnnndf S19Gt receipts
AlU7.
CINCINNATI.
Cisc1xSAvt. atnrch ?1.-1Iuas -Stro1ror; cotnu,on.
N+pIali; light, &.ia%fl25: bucGfnR, GalaGMj butch
sIs', {AUx26Ai rccettpta. l,euu; shipments, NS.
, 1881-03-22

Reni Life Iscflectsd OH the Stuge-A so-

IIeni Life Heflected OH the Stuge-A So.
cintY for Marrying nfiA UntnnTryinE.
PARIS, March INN. stnrIct'lIrt ui,d !3landI-
nIer are the directors Of species uf tlGublc-bar
rulctt agency; through ono tlot'r ynn enter tho
Ranctutn OF II. Marlc0urt, WIN obtains husbands
for wI0wa aud sltnstcrs ind wlvcs FOR hucho!orh
desiring to npproach tho holy estnt0 Of ENAtrl-
,nony; by tho uthcr you gre Introduced Into Tho
prosonvo Of II. H!andinier, by whom judicial
separations ara arranged *'nn moderate torlls
aEt Without unnecessary publicity Or scandal"
In short, "I.a C0urunns Nuptsao" Ii nn insttu-
lion 10Y so!,!ewhat roao:ng shs lnrce , & o. AcGitss
aots hrouuht S.,t III Friday niHht at tio Theatrc
Victor ioritarl ind f,a6rlel Torry. III ktylo, tho
"Hnpilal Wreath" tnNy be called aKitattd: 1t
hAs hosts Of urn1lnsls rcrsOnN'. rHch f,llu III a
Tho f,rst MT Issus I'll tho nt!crs 0t tho agency;
n the eeeohd tiero u wet,ling bal!. ill
6uIl nt tic opera slllo sI.ruU..rt ID o t,o link
nut fur tho l'ersUn WIN Bavcd hor lto ut Trout
vile nno t!hy wlipn tho surf WIS tUo much fGr
land dU8. but this ty ot lo eHl,salurncu; thu dag
has Il lnNster, aud Mllo. MarIenlart pr2poses to
ht f,a;, s II Eftac Il ;vp rhs t9t y
sonted to tho two wumuII whonl hu Ind alreAsty
nlcn Oti ilrk: unu ut lhu pair uoug thu tlcntI.
cal proprtelur of the ,lualrupeti abHvo men,
u0ntHl u p>unceu tll1tH utlu kohDicd ~ tho
managers daughter, hlst, aforesaid: Tho
fourth applicant Is a. uocutto tirsd OF
inorsAnattu nIinnccs and n,lxiul,s by why
OF change t0 try, tna sweets Ut Il right
hantHl uy1luil, wht1u Nus. 8 and 6--cach v1si.nr
has 3 un!ber-are 4 M.y and geatIcman lust
united. thanks to 81. Nnrleourt. who wunt III 500
what II. utatinler tun tn toward bronktttK thu
"altkun bo,ds ttat fester the!r youth" Ihu.a
arG ele!llunts nr tho snmA1ullhl whluh In Tho
third nut, Ut course, gives an opportunity fDr thu
Introduction vt pastetohra nUscs, II 1utVessiol.
OF c,u,nsis 11tttr.fcfs carsllpAt Costumes aud
urtnkinY songs. THO DtjHAet IL II lung way dis
tant tr,In the usua! hannts Of f,ssh!ut.. but thp
critics spoke fuSnruhiy nk tho tiEat performances,
aud 10 the placU tlrhws fairly wel especially ~
thuro 10 processinn OF very pretty WoMrs, very
baoIMingly attlFcd during thu Last act. where q
bll!e. pnct wore the ct,stMne nf nn' uatAlue
which, neinE sufficiently d!apnoous tn dIsrluya
palr of yery comfortable lrxs. brought down
upon tho owner thore0f All hsAlAncho Of bol.-
quota.
Trivial as a,l thIs1s, MN. Hurnari anl Ferry
deserve u 1It,tl den Of Gredit for their clever
ness In beluR extremely ruey una yct nuycr
trhnsHrtRsiu1 tho rules Df dernFuul. think,
however, that fh1!r rcMl lntontton Is III sutrtzu-
aud. II my opinion 10 correct, they hasu been
very happy IN their htts-tne countless Mytilcle.
and co!lpsillcs which nro cropping III. IN I'LL
slt'ts, !ko 80 many n.lshrouns, Matrimonial
axenuNa aro ofAno(ent .lase; snco II. do Joy.
"lnuovRtor aud inycutor of tho marriage Hys-
, 1881-03-22
TOLEDO.

rotEno. O.. Mnrcl, 3l.-G1A1S-wh steady, M.
whte Michigan t9;}k; au.hoE do. si.U56i Nod rcd
Wnbash. s,,ot ntld March. tIt4s April. sl.Uli May
a1,d June, sLtl]a, July. slaH{. Corn nrtu, hlxh
m!xod. &s3ko: No. T. SPOT +53sc. Mntch AsA0t April.
*set a'a,: Sg " M w, ws'.s s' r. r,sjoe.od NO
Ct1SEH HEElt.4ulgtt prIMe mammoth. &.a5s No
do, tLai: I.rH1. f+Ai No. T. Aia
, E1.USE1i-sf1Ient quletf No \ rod March. f11et;
Anrll. si.Uals MAy. sf.ii N: tune. t,ti52
!eKCEtt'Ts-Wheas a5,un but corn. G3oo bu' oats,
sHirMExrs-whoat, l4.au bu; corn. 72yooo bu, oats.
, 1881-03-22
PEORIA,

PEORIA. ILL.,. &urch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard
h.m; now high mlxth md u,Ixcd. &Jat4u4 Oats
nominal 1pr cash ut taiao; salos. for May NJ ko.
Nyp scagcoi No. : At f1,luGL1L
llt6nwfNHs-unehnHued ut &lG7.
NEcxI'ra-Whcns, ~ but corn. 1,3n bui OATS.
nDn0. rye 1nnUt harley nnHn. .-.
HiiiraISTs Mhsatf 1,tD9 hu, eorn, 1900 bul osts,
3l,655 but ryc. l,UW hu; barley. ITO bu.
, 1881-03-22

NnRToN, March 2E.-NLoult- Firm; Improved do
mRnd; Western super'uc. A.Oox3.ad; common extsns
sl28lT5i sttnnusotA oxtEns &7st&iun wnter wHunts.
Ohio and Michigan, Ei!Ua573: llltno1a and It, Louis.
tt,001G51; INdtanh, ss.1sdLGaA
tinAIN-Corn Hcarcs nila hyrn; mixed and yellow,
Gle1lEu. Kyp nUmnnlly unchnnwea
HUITEn-NHn,nnllJ unchanged.
EnuA-W9EtcTn ftoah futt9lN. --.. ,.....
MEcEllrs-F!nut, 7sN hrlsi corn. G4,o0o hut wheat
gHlrMESTs- s.lM bsls; corn. &; 900 bu whsat
2Q,Uu bu. .7+ -S. -
, 1881-03-22

AFl40tI1 MfnfF. ~
The following accuuut OF tho lassotnR Ut 800
pound cinnamon bear BY 'tWo We1l-ktauwn 1lti-
zens uf ths county taa bee1 sont III for ptb!lca.
ston, and. Knowing Tue partiea Al3d their ht1h
standing ful truth and verncty, we give It space
In uur paper: "NeArgu Cs.rnoll and Qua lilchafl.
sou werv, short tlu0 sluoe, engaged ll driving
, 1881-03-22
nETROIl',

DETROIT. March 7l.-FLDun-f1rfu nt N5S452a
anAtN-Whent tnnso and eAa,es, No, whito. aL0f14i
March. &to5At April. tl0i3, 3tAs, HON, jae, fLuIt,
No. rh!so. tl,U1{i No. rcd, tLel. Noce.pts lll
bur xhtNu,GutS. 41Q1 BIZ.
, 1881-03-22

NEW ORLEANS, March ?L-COTTON-ltFMl mid
ding, Ito, low mt9.llne. 5lst aood ordinary stoi
pat receipts. 1&i5 bae4i 9raAs s$ Sxposts to Great
Britain. @,&Af sA!a4. 1,aul stock. 5i4bSA
, 1881-03-22

business In sapIo IND department goods but pack
aso trats light and irregular. Cotton gonds 1obatna
at Irregular p1leus BY, nxonts gavtauans w!thnut
huAvy line browns Atoadr. l'rsnts In moderate re-
quest. Mems Woat Wuulun8 quIct-
, 1881-03-22

CLkvELAND. O.. Mareh al-FErHotEuA-LoHaet
standard whlt0. tlu sGst tUcl!ned TO aHc.
FlrrAMUlta, March 3i.-rkruuLkltI-Aosiy crude
nIselt1ed and trragunFt united taFtncatua xoi Re-.
tined, ", rhll4tupaM delivery.
, 1881-03-22

DUFyALO, March 2.-Gn4lS-Whoat NEGLECTED
Cora quat md srNrcqt car.lota A!gh 1ukxed,
Oats tomtnRi II &atlo+ AJo neglected, barley nox-
leetGl.
, 1881-03-22

Parents WIN Atlow their children to grow up
With sprufuluus htIua1rs bursting frtim every
roru nro guilty oF urent wrunK. Think of them
uointetl nl't ta hrAnhcti With Il lnalhsoMc tls-
ease ind yuu will rcnllIy procure them the Gu
tlcura Nefnrdles. ~
"1iair nevlynm restores 8tay hair to Its orig
3rlnl color for 81 cents, . r.
, 1881-03-22
ELf;CT'RIC HI;L7.S IND BANDS.
ADDRESS
TO THE
WEAK, NERVOUS,
DEB|LI7A7ED,
WHO SUFFER FROM
iLL-HEALTH,
CONSEQUENT ON
LINGERING, CHRONIC, NERVOUS,
FUNCTIONAL DISEASES,

External remedies nre tho safest and hest
that can be applied in diseases, OIL account
Of tho facility whicl. NE possess Of watch
ing their action md results; mud Of these
remedies Electricity, in tho form Of mild,
continuous, md prolonged currents, rs real
ized exclusively by PuIycrnacher'H
Electric rselts and 1snntts, has been
found tho most valuable, SAFE simple, and eff
cicnt treatment In tile world for the cure of
disease. We review, in our various pamphlets,
the manifold benefits to be derived from
Pnlvcrmacl,er's Appliances, and bring for
ward testimony In their favor from tho most
learned physicians and scientific men In Eu-
rope and this country. We also demonstrate
Why relief and cure accruc iron, their uso
after every other plan of treatment Inns
failed. Reader, arc you afflicted and
wish to recover tho sanie degree Of health,
strength, and energy rs experienced III
former years? Do any of the following symp.
toms, or class Of symptoms, meet your dis
casc,l condition? Are you suffering from
ill-health in any of It's many ind 1nultifari-
otis forfns, consequent on lingering, 11csv.
Gus, chronic, or functional disease? Do YOU
feel nervous, .lcbiIitascd, frctful, timid, aud
tnck the power Of will and action? Arc you
subject to loss Of memory, have spells Of
faintEg. fullncss Of blood in the head, feel
llstlcss moring, unfit for business or pleas
IRE, and subject to fits of meiancholy7 Are
your kidneys stomach, liver, or blood in
disor,lcrctl condition? Do you suffer from
rheumatism, neuralgia, or nclcs aud pai,ls?
Have in.liscrctions and cxccsscs left you In q
weak mud debilstute1 condition? Arc you
tin,Id. nervous, and forgctfal, and is your
mind continually dwelling on the sub1cct9
Have you lost confidence In yourself md
energy for business pursuits? Arc you
subject to any Of the following symptoms:
Restless nights, broken stcep, nightmare.
trcnms pa!pitation Of tho heart, husl,fu1.
ncxs, confusion of ideas, aversion to society,
dizziness In tho head, dimlcss of sight, PIN.
pies and blotcl,cs on tho face aud back, and
other despondcnt symptoms? There aro
thousands Of young men, middle aged, md
oven the Old, .:ho suffer from nervous and
/ physical debility. There arc atso Thousands
of females, broken down In health md spir-
its from disorders peculiar TO their eo1, and
who, from false nlodcsty or neglect, rro|ong
their sut'erings Why, then, further neg
lcct subject so productive Of hen1t'a and
future happiness when there Ii al hand u
means OF curc2 Why not throw Oft the
yoke altogether, and seek remedy that
has science and common sense to commend
it-a ro,ncdy Of indisputablc efficacy and
t1.o most certain menus OF restoration to
health md vigor.
For further particulars SEQ THE ELEC-
TRIO REVIEW {Elaborately 1llustrated)
AND DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET, which
aro mailed, postpaid, to any address on ap-
plication.
, 1881-03-22

f'hlcnKn 4. .Sorthtxe4tat.n Rnl1wny.
For Maps Tlne-rnr4 AiccpnR.{,a, accommodations
aEply ~ q Clafk-tt- GRIND Faei3o Ht!nks Exprss
o1ce Palmer House. Is tanal.ss- ana the dopok
, 1881-03-22
R<tILRO1iD IIlFE-T<1DLE.

a KRlEAi. AND DEPARTURE OF
MAnKs-tsntar!a} Excepted. SUNDAY excepted.
'MuHdnJ cxccptod tDa!T.
, 1881-03-22

neHa wns s"ne. Tho opening wnA NJ fi.G1& for M.
rflnR aallrr May IN hIRfnr than antnrfhYr rcVnnr
elorlnR Tho wcnt,rr ha. t"cnn,e mid Tint nnh@
fn9 wRs gained y tho hnIl tlen,nnt trn tin trrrib,u
stnrm "f eatnrtinY nnd thu threatening wcnther If
y0sees'1Ay l!yors were not kcen nd but Enw ordcrs
ware ,,,,,,, 1n tho market iron, tha Ea.t. Affor
nt,nn My wn* quot| tliiM fiids April, fiOS;. No.
siadf: 81. .p1ne. EEso, nsd No. bnrd soons ii. IT,
The lnn 1onrtt Witnessed itlD inierest, hut
t .ts s.,s; @ 81 . hn ss' 1YE e
'1r H. n nf.yi.i",, n,nikats aro siaanant FI.r 4
It fs = T!1h Hh lynn " tls. ". nas .oi.l az: Nh
IT, the tIfsterl4 AstocLuttd fFesA
md nonllt,nl. .7','
,tatAiS.WtIret tlrn!i No. num1nnl; M; fsc.h,
aih Nh regular. 3tG{: Mnrcf t1Ity<i April! $0l5k;
May. N0Ai: jnne. il,!nk; No. il Sfilwnnken, Id. /.
t!nts dalIt III. Il Hr. tyn noMnif ~. 1t ID.
Hnrle5 yAeti S9: 7sVrInR. s1e.
Arrt1. I.nrl, fltthb rash md Mnrrh; l0tU April.
!!n0H-.!Mfot h,st ataatlY, g. 4fshW.
HEfElrrA-flutlr, lAtUJ brbt wtent. EL00 but nnts,
,AIttrncx1s-whcat, lsooo btu, corn, atm bu; oats.
nunc.
, 1881-03-22


NALTlMfitx. asl.. March 31,--FtOEtt-Steady and
irT; wostHrh stirerfno. E.T<2iD; extra, tlzj95.Uf
tnty. ai2a8d2A
HHA1N-.H HhGat-Wcftarp stcafy and firutt No.
Wsstern wtntor rod spot and Mnrcls. si.A061t.Al4;
Art. elatft3i .1J4: Mny, tL21Gat2&. Juno. ell1tfa
t.?o4. Corn-Ves.ern n ahnir higher md tirn,. Wcnt-
crn mixed, ntHt md March, b71GaS71lc, April. asf@
neE May tas5sci stunlcr. 5.tc. Unta easier md
falsly active, Mestnrn white, 4i8'c mxed. &s5 lie.
Rrl} firm ut flik:tt TO- ~.
4s.Lu.
l'RoyrslnSs7 steady; on,y r,a,Icrntey nctisG Mcss
h3{r. Observation-Disclosures, H14Gi CLEAR rD sides. v4c.
lMnts 1i"s i!c. 1.arl-ltcfnou, lfAc.
nIfrTEN-unfet-
EtiitR-Actlva Mt 1fG.
I'M 'EIMuEEFM-Snfn!nni; SeaMed, 6Gzs1{c.
!lhnCEhiEs.-cnlcn dnet. 1tteo-Url!nary to fair,
f0fistls4c. H!,2nr hr!n: toft. :t4e-
WNtAky-Fery Quiet ut 31,t04 atI.
EME!HnTsMo tysrpm ret s!snmor 0"!ct' cotton
kcEitrs-Flpur. l:.aN brH; w.lIat dB!AD bu; cosl,,
1i9, IN tti: mats. 4.31l bl; rsr. tiH, lii.
tflrMENTs-fS heat, Il. l1J bill corn, It'll bu.
SALEa-Whoat, GN.Guu tn; cortl, ssssal. .1N bu.
, 1881-03-22

kOnHundnys tt!s Gn!n .ehve4 at t:lip IN.
Ftsrn~,, 1ZNnst TslnNh X tsnrlH4 Kntl-.7@
uepot cnrner nt Van itnren nnd sherman ats TIoxa4
GitJs, III Clark st.. sherman H1us0, Palmer fIoQtA
Irhytt tAr1lq ttuIul 4Hd Is Canal c1rnar Madison.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-10

Mr.. Joseph s. Lowering, formerly a
sugar refiner in this city, died at his
residence on York road, near Fishers
lane, yesterday, aged eighty-five years.
Deceased was born in Wilmington,
Del, and on coming to this city in
early life he soon became associated
with Mr.. John Phillips In the business
of refining sugar, their establishment
being on Race street, below Third.
The sugar trade Is indebted to him for
many valuable Improvements in the
process of refining. For many years
he was the senior member of the tlrm
of Joseph 8. Lowering & Co., in Church
alley, and when the firm was dissolved
twenty years ago, Messrs. Newhall,
Borie g. Co. becoming their successors
in the refining business, Mr.. Lowering
retired from active life with fortune.
He has since resided in country
place On York road. Deceased leaves
a son and two daughters, the latter be-
ing Mrs. Charles w. Wharton and
Mrs. Joseph Wharton.-Phiia. Tele-
graph.
Deceased was the owner of the well
known Lowering tract, in this city,
which afterwards became occupied by
the houses that now line Delaware
Avenue.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-10
Harbor Improve anent.


A lefty % be Constructed e. the
" Mouth of tine Chrfstlana.
Plans have been preparsA, and estl-
mates win soon be invited. for tHss son
struction OF . ,etty In the Delaware riv-
or at the mouth Of the Christiana. 1t
will be built opposite Christiana light,
aud will project out into the river dis
tance of 1900 feet from the bank, ut @
width OF from nine to fifteen feet. The
idea OF this jetty is to Improve and pro-
tect the mouth Of the Christiana, and
render II safe and convenient harbor.
or itself the jetty will tend to keep the
harbor clear of ice from the north,
while Pigeon Point, projection on the
Delaware front near Christiana Avenue,
acts as natural projection from below.
The jetty will also have the ,Gect of in
creasing the velocity of the current
sweeping in and out OF the creek, which
will tend to deepen the channel and
keep II clear Of all distractions. At the
other end Of the jetty pier will be con-
structed, TO which the Christiana light
will be removed.
The cost Of the entire improvement
will be about $50, 900, which will come
out OF the appropriation of CSC, 900 made
by Congress last winter for the improve
nient Of the ChristiaRa harbor. The
balance of the appropriation will be ex-
pended in dredging the channel of the
creek at the points where this work is
most needed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-10
MISS BLAYLoCK.
Local Lines.

u police cases this morning.
Pnlng. s
aver has been turned on In the
n! fountains.
" street cleaners appeared ON Mar
''eet ms morning.
grounds at Mt. Cuba are now
w ior excursion parties.
Aoward Walton is about to start
de will 60 to Arizona.
le new Board Of Health will proba-
meet this evening for organization.
lother meeting OF the bricklayers
ue'u last evening In Saenger Hall.
Pe public schools reopened yester-
Alter the May vacation, and will
lhue until the summer vacation.
y Council, at it's meeting last eve
authorized the Street Committee
pen the fire plugs in order tO wash
cutters.
hquA Tribe, No. g.. OF Red Men,
orated lts tenth ami versary last
'ng by giving an entertainment in
Fellows Hall.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-10
GENE RAJ NEWS.

Edward Frlll, wealthy farmer and
b.eeder, residing near Reading, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself, yester-
day afternoon. He was about 90 years
OF age. Grief for the death of his wife is
assigned as the cause of his suicide.
The u. S. Grand Jury, at Denver
Colorado, has indicted Messrs. Berry
Meacham and Cline, as accessories, and
five Utes as principals, in the murder OF
A. ID. jackson.
Jennie Jewell aged Is years, died in
Oakdale Massachusetts,, on Saturday
night, from the effects of bed-bug poison
which she drank by mistake.
Joseph S. Lowering, weli-known
sugar-retiner died on Sunday, al his
country seat, Oak Hill above Nicetown,
in his s5th year.
The Senate Judiciary Committee yes
terday decided to report favorably the
Morgan concurrent resolution declaring
that the consent of the United states is
a necessary condition precedent to the
construction of ship canal across the
Isthmus of Panama. The President
yesterday withdrew the nomination OF
w. A. NJ. Grier, of Pennsylvania to be
Third Assistant Postmaster General,
Mr.. Grier having declined the office.
The Democratic State Convention of
Mississippi has been called to meet on
August 3.
Sir Charles Tupper arrived in Ottawa
yesterday, from England.
Mrs. Garfield is reported to be serious
ly ill of nervous prostration, and threat
ened with malarial fever.
Matthew v. D. Fowler, President oi
the Commercial Fire Insurance Compa-
ny of New York, died suddenly, yes
terday, in the 9th year of his age.
All the journeymen carpenters Of
Flushing, Long Island, struck YESTERDAY
for an advance of 90 per day. Some OF
the employers granted the advance
The daily gazette., 1881-05-10
SECOND EDITION
THE MAY TERM.
What was Done at this Mornings
Session OF Court.

What was Done at this Mornings
Session OF Court.
Court opened shortly after 10
o'clock, this morning, Chief Justice
Comegys and Judge Houston on the
bench. The attendance was unusual
ly small.
The Grand and Petit Jurors were
called, and the former retired to their
chamber.
Joseph Mcguire, a prisoner in Jail,
was ordered to be discarged, there
being no charge against him.
Austin Harrington, Esq, counsel
for VIM. Miles and Horace Coulter,
COL, indicted for inciting the political
riot at Ninth and Walnut streets, last
fail, applied for continuance of tine
case, on the ground that the witnesses
nearly all came from portion of city
greatly infected with the smallpox.
Attorney General Gray objected,
claiming that the case was an import
ant one, and that the mere objection
on account of the prevalence of small
pox might apply to cases from all
parts of the city.
The Court announced that the ap~
plication would be held under consid-
eratlon until the arrival of Judge
Weotten.
Jos. Walker, COL, charged with the
larceny of a bed quilt and a shawl
from Joseph johnson, of Wilmington,
and Alex. Whortenburg, COL, charged
with the larceny of pistol valued at
$40, from George II. Robinson, of Will
mington, were arraigned and pleaded
''not guilty"
Geo. Ogle, white, pleaded guilty to the
larceny OF pair of pumps, pair of tights
pair of clog shoes, clog shirt and a
tight shirt, all valued at $500, from
Harry Walker, Of Wilmington, Ogle was
sentenced to pay $500 restitution
money, and cost OF prosecution, be
whipped with 10 lashss, be imprisoned
one month and wear convict's jacket
six months after release.
A jury was then drawn to try the case
of Joseph Walker, COL, for larceny, WIN.
T. Lyman, Esq, representing the State.
The evidence was that Walker helped
Joseph johnson to move, last February,
and was seen leaving in the evening with
the stolen articles under his arms, which
were afterw ards found in his possession
When he was arrested Walker attempt-
ed to throw the blame on another negro
who helped johnson to move, but with
out avail.
The jury after a short consultation
rendered verdict Of ',guilty" as to the
larceny of the quilt. Sentenced to pay
81 restitution money and costs, be Inn
prisoned months, be whipped on Sat-
urday nexi with 20 lashes, and wear a
convict's jacket for months.
The trial of Alexander Whortenbury
was then taken up. Whortenbury was
indicted for the larceny of pistol of
George ii. Robinson, colored, of Will
| minRton.
The evidence was that Robinson and
Whortenbnry occupied the same house
in February last; that early ON the 10th
Of that month Whortenbury came into
Robinson's room and distracted the
pistol; that about two weeks later they
met at a wake, and Whortenbury con-
fessed the theft. Sentenced to pay $50
restitution money and costs, three
months imprisonment, to be whipped
on Saturday with 20 lashes and to wear
conVict's Jacket six mouths.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-10
NEW HEALTH BOARD.



Evening for Organization.
City Council last evening, elected the
Boark Of Health provided by the ordi.
nance passed last Thursday night. Pre-
vious to the Council meeting the Demo-
cratic members held another caucus to
decide upon the business man 10 be
member Of the Board and again had q
protracted struggled e. Singley, August
Bickta and Henry Eckel being the can
dldates. Finally John Otto, Jr. was pro-
posed as a compromise candidate and at
once chosen.
The membership of the new Board is
as follows: DR.. Willard Springer, Port
Physician; Drs. l.. p. Bush and ]. A.
Draper; Edward f. Kane, plumber, and
John Otto, Jr., business man. The
physicians are too well-known to need
special mention. Mr.. Kane, the plumber
is practical plumber employed by Cav
throp, and Is young man of advanced
ideas and unusual intelligence. Mr.. Otto
is q cigar and tobacco dealer, we'll and
favorably known in this community. In
all respects the personnel of the new
Board is unexceptionable.
Tonight the new Board will meet for
organization. There will be President
and Treasurer TO elect and two executive
officers one for the Eastern and one for
the Western District. For the latter
positions there are q number of appli-
cants among them being James O'Toole,
g. b. Underwood, VIM. Bowers, d. IL.
Thomas, A. V. Gaynor and VIM.
Dollard.
E. B. Fraser Is Secretary of the new
Board.