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The IMPORTATION of cargo Of
eight Thousand head of cabbage from
Germany to Baltimore is somewhat of
novelty and regarded by surprise by
most persons. Cabbage has been SO
easily raised in this country that a
failure in the crops is rare thing
II forms good part OF al country
gardens, and will be missed as much
as any vegetable potatoes only except
cd. The use of cabbage has greatly
Increased within the last few years,
and the demand for it for auer kraut.
slaws and picking is very great. The
German population 6nd it hard to do
without cabbage, and they use it very
extensively.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

W. w. Astor, the heir of all the
Astors, distinguished himself as a
senator at Albany last spring by
mis- snbseryiency to the bosses, and
while this has made it easy fo- him to
get . Republican nomination for Cons
Gress In one of the vacant city dis
tricts, the Republican p ess of The
city 10 discussing his case in a way
which win make 1t extremely Difficult,
for him to get the full Republican
vote.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

Mrs. MARY BRADFORD, sister OF
Jefferson Davis, who died at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. E. L.
Miles, at New Hope, KY, on the 22d
instant, of general debility, aged 81,
was inferred yesterday morning in the
cemetery at Gethsemsne Abbey. Mrs.
Bradford was wsll known throughout
the South. .-
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Cabbage and Turnip Crops u Fail
MlA

The ,ng-cpn inued drought aud the
raVages OF Yorms have tifectnaIly de-
stroysd the Loug Island cabbage and
tnrnlo crops, causing heavy losses 10
tbeYtarmers. ihousanis of acres on tho
island are devoted To the growing of
cabbAges, an1 he loss TO the f.rmers ia
not limited to their failure to harvest q
good crap, but they lose az well the
money expended for labor and feItIi-
zsr, which Is est mated ky Competent
jndg to be nearly II not qaita 500 0Oo
Many of the farmers who depend unnn
their cabbage AMI turn. erops Hnd
themselves with little or nothing TO sell
aud are obliged TO curtail th9ir expenses
by eisposIDg tf all uuneceasary em-
p!oyes. At the east end OF the island
the canli-tiower crop il almost an en-
tire failure, and such heads as wonId
have bee cast aside as not marketanl..
last year now command fair prices. a, II.
ing for 81 ahd S8 barrel. For tho...
farmers who have even medium produce
tho markers are good. Cabbage sells
for S12 hundred. oiatoes for So 10 a
barrel, Jumps S3 80. spinach S3 a bar.
rel aud borserapist from S4 to 81 30 n
barrel. Celery IL very scarca and the
price d 'es hgh.-N. Y Tribune, Oct. "a
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LICENSE NOTICES.


NOTiCk.-I Susan Dougherty, owner oi
lv the within mentioned pre- ,Dises. do
hereby give notice that shall apply 10
the Honorable the Judges Of the Court oil
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, on Monday, the
2lst day OF November. A. D., 1881, being
tho first day of the November term OF
said Court, for lie lnse TO keep an inn or
tavern known AZ The Char lesion House,
In School Districts % 4 10, 5,Chrlstiana Hd.,
New Castle County, State OF Delaware,
and to sell Intoxicating liquors in guam
titles less Than one quart, To be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
able citizens, residents of said District re-
commend the said application 10 wit
Joseph A. Tov, Peter Collins,
John NICK emma. James Nedrey.
Dennis A. Rowe. 1imothy Mccarthy,
Thomas J.-Hanley, Thomas Toy,
Dennis Lucey, Wins ID. Wallace,
Edward Maxwell, William NJ. Geary.
oct24St' SUSAN DOUGHERTY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

In Peru the foreign resideE at
Lima and Callao are complaining of
tho exactions of the Chilians, who
have seized the custom houses and
other public Offices. Senior Garcia
Calderon protests against the suspen-
sion Of his Government, and attributes
the hostility Of the Chllian authori-
ties towards him to his opposition to
the cession of territory by Peru.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

The THIRD TERM.--The Stalwart
newspapers are still silent
as TO their desire to put Grant on the
track again. Their opponents In the
same party have endeavored to draw
denial Of this by charging the do
sign Of running the silent man again
for the Presidency, but they remain
mum, and are evidently intent on
awaiting events. Some of the Half
breed papers are calling on General
Grant himself to say fairly and openly
that he will not be a candidate. This
Is dono in various ways, one Of which
is as follows:
ssIf General Grant is sincere in his
declination of a third-term candidacy
he ought to give John Andrew Jack
son Creswell the grand shake. At
the Maryland Republican State Con-
vention the other day my old Post
master General rode rough shod to
the front as a full fledged third term
'8oss;' Immediately after which he
becomes candidate for his old place
at the head of the Postal Depart
ment, visits Washington, and is a fre-
quent arm in-arm companion of Gen.
eral Gran, whom he relies upon as
the one altogether powerful friend.
1t begins TO look as though General
Grants great ambition is to preside at
the table Of the kitchen cabinet"
There is every appearance that
Grant and Conkling will run The next
Cabinet. Grant may be satisfied with
the "kitchen," but Conkling will not
be SO humble.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

William Mills and young woman
deseefihed as "of high-toned family,
we're sitting in Qaesn's Park, Toronto,
and he kissed her. Henry 5. Ross, a
rival sultor had been watching the pain
from hiding place in tue tall grass,
anu at the sound Of the smack he invol.
rose into view Then Mills
angrlly drew pstol aud fired at Ross,
grazing his scalp, aud bringing about his
own arrest.
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HAYDoCR,S
KIDNEY PANAcEA

NEAR WHAT IN SAID.
~ has made me new man,
Dr. Haydock's Panaeea mas Increasat
my weight fifteen pouads.t
any meney." ~ 'oi
our little boy Is much better. : Ienclos.
one aoilar for another bottle.n
.,i,nnd nnd IL as easy TO take as milk -
we nave sold thirteen bottles tnis
order.n WV uoAea next
vona My pa morning agony is gone-thanks
hhd II splendid appetizer"
any invalid or sufferer affiioted witt,
ANY Kidney disorder who will write me
a., as 10 ao thelr complaint, will be treated
human nuinaneiy and kindly. 1t is my mosi
ear Isar nest desire to investigate all forms %,
.,.s. niaoetes, and give relief at all times. II
you ,'i are Too poor lie purchase. write me
! way, and your case Will have inne.
uidte attention.
CAUTION,
oDserve that the signature of Allan
bottle. " liouth oi each
cent? cerone ter "a, dollar for large, and afty
,o9a-.o,4 HAYDoCK q CO.,
0 ~ Platt st.. N. Y,
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Immigration Statistics.

Since January last $3.50 immi-
grants have been landed at Castle
Garden, New York, as against 270, 1866
during the corresponding months of
1880, being an increase of 97,6S9 over
last year. OF these Germany leads
with 130, ,s02, whilst 80, 500 come from
g eat Britain aud Iceland.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

The steamers started on the Grand
Canal OF Venice by the enterprise OF a
French company are moi, it seems,
attracting much custom. All well TO do
Venetians have gondolas of their own,
and The steaiu craft carry at each trip
only poor half dozen Austrian priests,
tar"ists, aud ether 1espicable folk.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

NJ OTiCE.-rhe Farmers Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company, of Mill Creek
Hundred. has made an assessment OF one
dollar and seventy.Hve cents (fl.75)on the
one thousand dollars (sl 900 for loss aus
ward Woodward. A reduction OF seven
per cent viii be mad de on all assessments
pa i'd on or before october LIST, 1881.
AQUILA DERICKSON, M q. HID.
HO WARD Il. FLISN. ChrtstIana Hid.
JOHN W. DAY, Brandywine Hid.
JAMES SPRING ER, W. c. OK Hs.
Collectors.
THOMAS l.. J. BALDWIN,
sep9- ltd&3tw Secretary
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

The Marquis de Rocdam beav and the
other mobiles of the French delegation
will, upon their return to New York, be
entertaieed by many of the most promi-
nent people in society. 1t IL also inten.
de TO give them banquet at Delmon-
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

DUNAwAY.-8z4 CENTS HEWAR +.
11 Runaway tiem the subscriber on
august 23, 1881. bound boy nAmei ] &.
Edison Clarke, about feet inches high ,
dark nair, and L. years OF age, had On n
dark suit OF clothes whe II he he left
premiles. The above reward, but no
chargef Will be paid for his return.
octlid&w3t JOHN A. GRAt e.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

IN THE P0US D.-Two brown and
l. white and OF red and white cows,
also. one black aud white hog found es-
tray, are iu the pound. The owner will
please call, prove property and pay eK-
penses II not they will be sold at;public
tale. MM. J. MAXWELL,
l9hitI of poIiea
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A uDITOR,s NOTICE.-INrHn nR

A UDITOR's NOTICE.-IN THE Or
~ fH ANa' COUNT OF MONTGUM-
EhY COU Vt ESTATE oil sarah nj iller
lale ot New Castle County, state of Del
aware. deceased. Tue Undersigned Aud.
itor appointed by said CouIL to make DIS
tribution of the balance Remaining In the
hands OF John T. Cox. Administrstor OF
said estate. hereby gives notice that he
Will meet all parties interested. for the
purpose of his appointment, at HIS Office,
No. 6Oi1z swede street, Norristown, Pa /,
on Tuesday, the lst day oil November,
1881. at 10 O'Clock a. M, when and where
said parties are requested 10 attend.
AARON y. SWARTZ,
laWAW Auditor.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

MOTTO E.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
ts,..s;.lit; Ia Tho marvel Of the age for ali
6, set W ! esP"-. Al tils stOpp.d iree.--
. w ~ Vii Arch Street Phils aeIphia,
Jsl Aj-l v
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NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,

N OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMIsGroN, DEL. Oct. ~, 1881.
Property owl ers snd agents will please
take notice shat the following ordinance
relating 10 pavements and sidewalks, will
be strictly enforced. And In order to save
themselves unnecessary expense they
Will please observeit:
IAN ORDINANcE RELATING TO PAVE
MENTs AND SIDEWALKS" Whenever the
street Commissioner sees or has reported
to him any defects or obstructlou IN the
pavements or sidewalks In the city OF
Wilmingt II, the shall Immediately have
the sidewalk or pavement repaired or
the obstruction removed at the proper
cost OF such owners or agents Of the prop
erty 10 which the pavement belongs, and
send the bills 10 the Mayor to be collected
with costs. l.. p. LYNCH,
oct.5-2w Street Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26

hWELLING5 AT PUBLIC SALE
~ We are quite confident we can sell
nom week To week for some months 10
come dwellings ut iair and even fuli
Pricea al our public sales.
octl2- ,teod HEALD d CO.
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AioENsE I'l.e2'4lti NOTICES
NO ICF -

. ~
n" el l"yh'1hl,hsrasrG y ~, Mcf,n1oa
Lui,u asI ne house ua,alol,ushowr
streets, In The II a ot Eighth NM a. ID
Wilniraton cG y gth Ward Of ail ~ Churs
Sale "t Deiaw,,,a a'y of New tae,fity
".e fsqairenents OF Inc ''ia'.trli9nces wll s1
prcviasds" 8" y, ~ st,h s ,,,' OF the teT
na'i apply Ia prili 7,Ne 7,' hntiee Ibaa,A
lS:I.'s lSe s,,, oI ihe Peace and ,s' nnf' Of Gener,
o1 ,o S.att OF Delaware Jan Deiiyerv ]
'itn.y 'i.,,,y oi New Castle on n" ana ior
a., usN : 1Y mi ny monday, M
y ieI ;, u e,ia November l,rm, ,,s gine an
Tavern N"I hA. Luuss,'. ~ d. lSST
~, a'e,r -, Tor the saI'' ,Ts an lin \
Innn ore ,s m.s l4b iui,.' therei
isrs ana ~ aaart 70 be drunk on 9iHHantltls
zeils reeolimeDd M. nsi'c able al
VIZ: '"e tald appli, wv
i,evid Ton7r, 1,An
Michhtl D3..lon, M - ,WHd,
james Chrisiy, ,nil aullgaa
bcrHAru bon6hD, Bun Pyie,
Andrews. MeBfltie. Nilass IL Brown
Sameul Stafford. a'tts ans reilly,
,homas p. McBrlle l,nn,,ew Moore,
Wllli4fn i;tX. ''Hr S1illran
John Finrogan ~ "a 8.tkeW
EIwJod GrkA1ln, ilo'e.
James Davidson. Tih,.ilso Thn,so Ylen,
y. Gerstehberg, Jhias iii Mu lha.
Peter Perry, III =, Kennedy
oci213t BERSAnu Mcr.T,t
.-------- 49, 80, ----,,'. CoLLOuGHl
ny -. Jaiits A.euu.L n,n
me within mentiuned ~, owner
ne ,Tny give notice that / hpattvnllsts,
~ ~ hoGofi be the JuIgeg a, NIT ~ apply
Eo Eo 20, al Seshiu"s oI lne peaouhe he court
Do very OF the 3 ale uf De'"'r ana ID
soI snopI sew tas.Ie touhiy. IN AS nal III ID
as uay OF November. A u I1qlay, Y
OF uay Oh lne Noyemn.r pel4
s",u oourt, ior a hcense to Keen on, vim
.avern NJ The corner OF Nh @n nm
s. o"ue and heud streets. in aa9
neo ,"H, MHru ol the Ulty of NJ
n.n. NV Castle Coauty. Sta,o"l
| DeiaW"fe. hd to sell into1 lcAiinss s'alt t,t
ia qu tntlties itss HAN 0rt. satiLs s,,.Ls LIQUID
dunk on TIE preIulses and H. 10
re- pectable citiZ ns, t,siia,e,t'' 'oiioWl1
ward recommend tn. .ulI ,,,,i, ~ I'd
wit: "pi iicalon|
1o1Tpr Il, T snoeohie' Joun Fucker
John ii mnioud, ,nnrles ,,"' "a'hin3
4. J. KiiToy, kGwar' aton, a,
| Charles Cannon, I;rn,ga n n,eeiley
hip'e, a. ID Nm b. McCormi l
Thomas Tucker, Uourv t,nS,o
Cnar,es nartinnn, W. p6iln5s,
Frank Carter, UeuiI T. pon..
l'atrlch Hardy, Mai fer WnIa..f WhIti.f'
his Wiill,l a, naran,
William X Porter, '''''''ai |
Hark.
octA.St JAMES NcHuGH
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1 } EGIsTEas ORDER.
REaIsrrpiu nr,...

New Castle Co., October 2ith, M
Upon the application OF William / M
well, Administrator OF AllaD Wst.d
litte ID Wilmington Ill.,, IN sad counJ
deceased, IL is ordered and directed
tie Register that the Admini,tfaiorato
sail give notice OF the granting of MI
vi Administration upon the estate Of \
deceased, with the date of granting ths1
3i. by causing advertisements to be pos]
wlthin iorty days from the date u nj
letters, ia SIX oi The most public place.
Tue county of New Castle, requiring
persons having demands against tbe
ate 10 present the same or abide by
act OF Assembly IN such case made N
~ yided. And also cause the same al
Inserted within the same period 10 4
WILMiNGToN GAZETTE, a newspaper I'd
'isbed in Wilmington, ,and 10 Oe c0ullnd
therein three weeks, 2. o. d.
~, Given under The hand and u
IL. =. Of Office of the Register aureS3
~ at Wilmington, in New Cad
oJunty aforesaid, the DAY and year AID
written. =. G. BlGJS, ReSisted
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EalsrER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

New Castle county, Uet, ii ISL
Upon theapplication OF Andrew E. ska
Administrator OF John SKaggs, lale1
Appoquinimink Hundred II. sa!4 oonl1
deceased, II il ordered aud ddlrecleloy
Register That the Administrator al1fess
give notice of the granting Of le.1
of Administration upon tine estate o.
deceased, with the date OF granting Jug
OF, by causing advertisements 10 De ~
ed Within forty days from the date oi II
letters, In six of the most public places
the county OF New Castle, requiring
persons having demands against lhs
late TO present the same or ABIDE oy
act of Assembly IN such case inale
provided. And also cause the sane U
Inserted within the same perlol III
WILMINGTON GAZETTE,a "a newspaPeip,l
lished In Wilmington, and 10 Do soH''
ued therein three weeks, e 0 a. - i
Given under the hand anu Y
l.. s, of office of the Register aiotess e.
~o at Wilmington IN New "a, "a,
county, a foresald, The day aud yen ~
written. .. u blooo' hee'9's''
NoTICE-,,,,,,.
All persons having claims ,,n, dsa't5'
estate of the deceased must pIesV..
same duly attested to the AdliilAisttg 4
on or before oct. 2lst, lSS2, OF aoin \
act of Assembly IN sueh case ii'ae' i
~ ANDREW L SIX Aous
AdmlnistTst
Address-Townsend Del. -, o,,ood
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NOTl.E.

All persons having claims against
5atate OF the deceased must present
same duly attested 10 the AdmlnlslraH
on or before Oct. 4ilh. lS!, or add
the act OF Assembly IN such case nj 4
aud provided.
WILLIAMS j, MANWtLL,
Administrator,
Address Wilmington, Del,
nrl2lAXenI
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26
DIR HA-YDoCK,S
vITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.


The extraordinary effect of this panacea
AS prepared by Dr. Haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs Is without a
parallel III the history OF medicine. md
its results lar beyond any OF the Kidney
femedles oil the day. Itslimulates DlRes-
TOO, adds tone To the system, invigorates
tne DeDlltated, and Ii infalIible Tor the
cure ol Diabetes In Its worst form,
one trial of teaspoonful in a wine
eiass Oh water will convince the most
skeptlcAl within from ten to twenty min
uteB. ~
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secreie too much or too ut
tle water, or whether they be afflicted
Win stone or gravel or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the regions
OF the kidneys, e,.'
MAfDOCkls KIDNEY PANACEA
W III give almost Immediate relief. when
All otner means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the curt
OF female complaints. Fif1y years ex-
unrivailed Tor the Disorders IncidenIai ~
the female sex. No family should be
Wlthout H. aud II may be taken by young
ano olu, ah IL Will restore health when
eseIy olhef means prove unsucceHsful
~ Lne stomach we trace dyspepsia
neaaache and general debility: To tha
iVeT, bile, 1aundice and yellow fever To
tle ooWels, dlarrhesa, dysentery, consti
paeioh, pies ana hstula; 10 the lungs.
consumption, etc. TO the blood. serof,i1s'
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions Rv
keeplhg These organs and vital fluid pure
anu healtny We may safely DEFY the AL
sachh oi diheahet and no medicine wi
prepared ior tAis purpose can equal the
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26
CARPETS REDUCED.

w. M. kennard & Co.
have ten pieces Of one of the
best makes of Tapestry Brus-
sells which they are selling at
IS cents; reduced from $I.oo
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26
nAzrrrr !. ruA,,..

uHrERED AT WILMINGTON PosT.oFFICE
AZ sEcoND-CLAss MATTER.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26
". NJ. HErsARD a 60.
BLANKETS.

W. NJ. KENNARD Co.. No. 63i Markea
street. are ofIering large line Of Blankets
at $3.50, $500, $3.50. ti.6o. ts00. up to
si20O. Com fortaDles In o variety of quail
ties. our own make. and all white cottoui
Spreads In all grades.
Prices a. low as any market.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-26
JOHN WANAMAK KER,

Southwest corntr.
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Bridgeport,

Mr.. Asa King, Of Warrenton, was in
town on business yesterday.
Mir. Geo. Duncan is at Lebanon, o.,
near Cincinnati, on business.
james Woodcock returned yesterday
from his regular business trip.
Miss Clara Carroll, OF st. GAINESVILLE,
is visiting Miss Minnie Alexander.
Milt Harrison, the popular salesman
for Dilworth Bros, Pittsburgh, was
home Wednesday.
Andrew Heinlein leaves tomorrow
for the Ohio State University at Colum.
bus to pursue his studies the coming
winter.
The colored Methodist folks held a
festival in the basement OF Hollowaya
Block last night. A right neat sum WAS
realized.
George Mckee picked up his grip
sack and went home TO New Athens on
Wednesday, TO breathe pure air for a
few days.
The directors car OF the G. & p. rail-
road came in on Wednesday, bringing
the officials OF the road to consult over
several matters oil interest to them here.
Mr.. Doc. Cunningham, OF Urichsville,
was in town Yesterday advertising the
fair, which begins September 20 and
continues four days. People from here
will be afforded cheap rates there and
back.
Miss Julia Skinner, OF New Philadel
phia, a most fascinating and one OF the
most popular and entertaining young
ladies OF that city who has been visiting
at Mr.. GEES. Duncan's, left for home yes
terday, much to the regret OF some OF
beauX.
Miss Clara Chapman has accepted a
call to sing in the Episcopaiian church,
Wheeling. AS Miss Clara is one OF our
most accomplished singers, the men,
bers OF that church may congratulate
themselves upon such an efficient &C.
gus ton to their fine choir.
Now that John ID. Heinlein has sold
his retail boot and shoe store to Frank
Mayberry, We understand that he will
devote his attention to the wholesale
boot and shoe business, and his retail
store IN Bellaire. John is the boss bust
ness man, and we wish him success.
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INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Pertinent Personal Points Conc erninl
Peoole.


Pertinent Personal Points Conc erning
People.
&. S. Jarvis, travelling au liter B. & o.
express is in the city.
Mr.. Little, OF f. Bookings pharmacy,
is visiting friends in Mercer county, Pa.
Prof. II. C. Shepherd, OF the Fifth
ward schools, is in the city Tor a few
days.
Ben. Connolly and Fred Shuhman
are at Pittsburgh taking in the EEposl-
ton.
Miss LAURA Swartz. OF Market street,
lett yesterday lor \ visit through the
East
ID. NJ. kammerer arrived IN the city
last night after a prolonged visit 10
Washington.
Miss Mary Kievis, OF the South Side.
left yesterday TO pay a visit to relatives
in st. Louis.
A. Claik Bane, travelling IN the inter
est Of a Pittsburgh wall paper house, is
at the Mcclure.
Hou. J. B.Fioyd OF Logan county. who
has been in the city for several DAYS,
has returned home.
DR.. Pipes, OF the Eighth ward, re-
turned home Yesterday from 3 pleasant
jaunt to Clevel md.
Mrs. Budd ID avis, OF Centre Wheeling,
let Yesterday for an extensive pleasure
trip out the B. d .. road.
IN. Wsmsley aud El. L. Wamsley,o of
Beverly, and /. z. Watson, ESQ.,, of
FairmOnt, are in the city.
Prof. John Lneder, an accomplished
yiolinIst and cornetist. has accepted a
position in kramer's band.
Rev. j. j. McCarrell, OF Shelbyville,
Ny, is the guest Of his brother in-law,
P,of J.. IL. Birch, OF this city.
), J. McCarrell, Esq OF Harrisburg,
Pa and Prosecutor OF Daupbin county.
passed through the city 10 Claysyille
Yesterday.
Mrs. V. C. COPp and daughter. Miss
Carrie, OF the Garden Spot" returned
yesterday from q three months sojouIn
in Old Virginia.
John Emblem, n OF the compositors
at this office, leaves this morning for
San Francisco and other western cities
on pleasure trip He expects to lie
absent abont two months.
Rev. Father Iieorge Emblem. OF
Omaha, who arrived here some time ago
on 4 visit TO his parents in the East
End. leaves this morning Tor his field of
labor at Omaha, Nebraska.
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T A RuzDRaba.

Randolph County petestifes ON 70
houndsvills for Elijah Tehney, VINO
Killed His Brsthsr.in-Law Ftfe Years
ago.
Messrs. J. L. and Ed. L Wsmsley, OF
Randolph county, arrived in the city
Yesterday on their way to Moundsville,
TO arrest one Elijah Tenney, whose
term of five years imprisonment
expired day before yesterday. Tenney
vas sent to the Penitentiary from
upshur county for burglary and Is now
wanted in Randolph county Tor the
murder of James Murphy. his brother.
in-law. He was indicted for the crime
in 1877 by State superintendent Butcher,
VIII was then Prosecuting Attorney OF
Randolph county. ,,.
He confessed to the killing while IN
the Upshur county Jail on b charge OIL
burglary, and upon an investigation by
the Grand Juries OF Upshur and Ran.
dolph counties, evidence sufficient was
cleaned to find the indictment. The kill
ing took place near the line between
Upshur and Randolph.
;renney gave as a reason Tor the ach
that his brother in-law was not treating
his wife (Tenny's sister, right or well.
They had a good deal Of bad blood up and
Murphy suddenly disappeared-the
s,ory being told by the wife and Tenny
that Murphy had gone of to work on
the railroad. Tenny will be taken to
Randolph comfy to dsy, where he will
be put on trial for his life.