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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

.C:, 'oa,ne:.y vee7ing to westerly piats cIes-.
&S "o''he7' preceded by occssionsl 1a;;,, ana
'!a:!onsTy or -oTor TEN pe7atura "
COUNTY SCnooL BoARD.-An a.iu.rc1
%.-4@s c! tbs Board vas held ct tt, ON cf
!h} CHg 5chco! Bosrl yts.erdn7, ptssc,,.
5Io;sTs. Richard L. Catna. S9periats !: ~
S;a0o!s, e1d President ex.ofic:o, and J,hn
S4'tef AID Alexander Mckar;chan, cf J1lf r.
s,11' George i. Adams, Of h!!;nr.o1, ma
l.:rge O,t Mucdcr tod S;.as ". K, p'e.Ir
q "ashicg!oo. Ihc Clark h1FiG; read liz
"a'e0.e- G! the last tTo meGjia2s, On: Pf,sdfcl
-a,l" tfst t5a resolution Of the Bjafl Dire
.aSt';9 County treasurer 10 lie lis aauyaI re-
PR 81 November - b, ha! 10! han2 c,,,-
a"-- PIP acc cocstq IautIy the books hsi o.:
"isl i.1s!i9 c!?scd an nNngGycd though thc
taaehsFs had toc1 PAL: oti aa1 rar.:al Ten,r.
LhAlc, "Io:elQ2n, OF m)iIcu OF Mr.. ADAM
@e}iael ~ Mi under. too Cou2.y Spp.rlo
is22e!< "5s rIq1o5ted 70 rIlli:e mJn,h'g 20.
: rs :foA tie County ii:aslrcr. The C!.ft's
ba1 !1;-seT7'c.S aoi s;sli0aeTg, $!i77J y,.rn.
i'o7,t eIj ociercG 20 Dc paid.
/! "is oEcecGd tfs: when tho D1a;t al yu,n
- uau! Ju2o 2...i,. &: j. n.
1:. t.5at,5 t;'ao, - 4 :ew l.,l!og c.in.rts
~'.f 20 re :s,.4%,',; CCssrn''2 and !c. Ia ,aa-
%".Ha ", r.el@.ed ~ Mr. Wurt.r. wbo
- tex '2a.it.~.2 q t4e slCi e.. ,.e p.a.
*
tas.i..e-v Z, ,:.c eli ~ ~ 81, $500 "'s
-; 80 ....~... -, - 'i-F' 80
v.... 80 '+'4'It y .!sil%
.,.....
. r ...."' 800 go - - 4; iasri.a
".'-@:.' faH.o:1i :.y.! "a; ~: is ear h7.rYl
''..-rI a'', g. ',511feg. ~. Henry ". Eah:or
.'r...'-- = '''5 >"a"r. .:5=Tj, VS. wJ9.3 e..
~" ~ ,-'-'-'1. 80" - tbs ti5Psa5.:,oa Of 10
-. 80 ':at va aa!a I'll t3!rgs vol. I'urr,.
.'t.' 3"
J., He...1"!' iaa. - tia -@s;- O.! nj. Hoas. ".
80 -, . =. ans TO- oan .! rs mos! use
a2&"oss > !-;nl Aot -!@u0ea ..isnt wto vas eycT
a.: s,, '', - .l's-'% a;.i .EB& them HI
.srfu,aass ST.! ,iojsrCs:S ''''' '"H1'"% % iAs7
I:o:pycd. TGag t. y, I;,a ieo.b ,f,,.,
o.rr--,,o, =. 80 - O"t CtyLunS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

Cmuacm Orr.2ERs MLECrED.-As o meet.
i2g = Ii: coosreesi2n Of Grace Episcopal
ChWch, las: aish:, III, iy.Iosios E,s;rymcp, to
s2iv ~ Tho ensuing Sear. We're elected: f..
AG3:ch. CHas. hj5g. ". II Z. Blkley +.
Ii. ClTa-tan, a. ". Dsabl Geo. D3rle5, } IS.
F. Alvir, ". 5. fioush. }. g. Smith aad
Pat 10 + f'rFtoa he nav Eas,rg nave elect
Fl Nhat;.s King Senior iNart:o; II. hppich,
Juaior Ward.u; Co Dn!aT. Irca: ure.
Psi? 3 psy:or R-eis r.y.
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TVAPORATED APPLES just received by
e. apl2 y. I. Mihbohr'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26
PROFESSIONAL CaSDa.


A CARDIFF should be generally known tina.
IA persons so unfortunate ss ID loso ore or
more of their teeth noed no. wait weeks Ar!
months for artificial substitute; and endure io-
convenience dissgreestl3 changes in vcics ia
clal expression &c, bu. msy have artificial
teeth made before and inherited Immediately NJ
ter extraction Of iheic natural tao.h. Be- this
mode better adaptation, q mora pleasant cx
preston and nearer approach towari prasetv-
ing the natural harmony of tho features sro SO.
cured, and very much of tho pain and difficulty
experienced in Learning to uaa teeth arc also
avoided. have practical this moda suc, .s,fullY
for seven Years, ard having in.coiuca: i: haro,
would be glad to rsfar ATTY o2e in.oces:ei 10 IA
tients who know oft from experience In trestng
the natural teeth my ohjac. il to pra;e:va evary
one that tims, patience and moiern methods %:
treatment can save. THO uae OF aracaic in IA.
s!royiag exposed nerve, is condemned by the
more enlightened of tho dental profession OF
account o. its turning teeth dark. inducing a.
scess aud aually the loss OF the teeth. Ehe ne,va
pulp, which ia the source of litn - the toCth
should always be treated, wbaa exposed, with :
view to its restoration ID health. u:a TO cheap
alloys for filing; my faes sre nucl less th,n sr0
usually chTgsd for the same class of work.
Gold filing from $50 up; other work q. pro
porlionately low rates.
W. D0NNhLLY, y. y. S,
! Gradusta Dental Dnpalt.
Univ. Of Michigan.
OHce: Washington street, "a door from $. C.
corner King. ar4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

RET. DR.. PoULsoN The Baltimore Sau
say: "R.v. Thomas l.. Ptu'son, rcoeDt!y OF
l0lroo stree. Methodist Episcopal Church,
Who has accepted The rs crate ct the Mctho.
Dist Eo:cypal CLu,ch 10 Alexandra. delivered
a!atewsl! tsuparaoae &c ute st NJ. PIsset
Tabernacle las, nigh. lie I'LL lesvs this city
Tor Washington 90 Thursday AID will 20 Il
alexandra Fiii1y, 9hcn he vii be given re-
ceptiop,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,. - t1a'.:cr Probabilities. 4prl a6 ISL
~ n aidtIe 4 lsntic states hisaer bsrome.
G., .ne:.y vee'ing to westerly Winds. c!esr.
- "o'.Ia., pteceaed by occaslonsl rai., and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

BFAUTIFCT. CoEAI. AND INTERESTING ilc.
TIRES. There is on exhibition ID tho widow
o. Nh Il. l.. AIaal. 90 k,1S street. p::son:ed
b. Nr. Thomas, CT the l. S. ship Tsnncsseo'
isrpo sad tc2utiCa, piece Of gti;c c1:ai from
Eoy West, Fs. There are a!so 10 the window,
I:tsoIted b7 The same gentleman, pictures Of
tae ,ioEiac Ct the CocieGerate cruiser AIahsma,
lY the L. 5. sh;n kearsarge. Of CherbeTg. sno
alc.utc Of the u. 5. ship Of the lice Peacs5i
7a1ia, c!lryiog orc tu1d;ed AID t2Ily broad
S.ie gurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

UoCNGY School LZVGES. - The D.s.:2.
Scaco Bo:ri Ct .tFJ'son has resolved to su5'
m!t . .h3 pioDI', 81 tbs coming e!ao:!oo, 3
r7aoH-i.o1 to icry q tex OF 81 cealS co ih2
500 f.: s.n3O' plr?oscs this year. AID those
O; AT,!cgt01 a0t Washi0ston lj c2nt4 cash.
tA.se rates. except il Masbi5gtoc. which hsd
a.raaty !hc maximum tsZ SLOWED ty Iss, are
higher than formerly, became 81 the dtcfessc q
The yI'u5tion By the las: assessment, bnt fIr
he -ac.2 .eason tex Ia5eG5 will lave really &c
mara lc pap has bet:r,. leo months scHoo,s
'oT rex: ycsr EiI! thus 81 secured IL all the
districts tZc:9! perhaps 10 Wa52i2stoa, where
the Ga.c cCu n0t BE- Kissed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

- 80 re-
c!ss;!Y, a:cmIc theories. lctu'ar hypothesis,
d:gelrl II, 'at, rvoluljCn, The criSin of worlds
human erc.sE'y-lr9 wins !hcn? There mus
b. dts'g,. The reasoning aoa The research of
all philosophy could not D; valid against that
CONVICTION. Ii there gGro 60 Lassu, why it
YOU'D al &c Dous9GFe, aid lie coald cot believe
10 n0pSeuse. A0d ii thcfc we're dasisr, there
mus: 6e intoi.ifert'i aud II lu,viI;-.-cn rutu
Intelligence; and prra intelligence vas ICON,
sls!eos with sny disposition tu. perfsc; coed.
Mao TGqIrts that there shall be direct relations
batseca the Grated ncd the Creator, AID that
II these relations he shaud fad solution Of
the psrpIt xi les ct existence. Tho tr4is that
teens With il Irritable though; will never recog =
Az as his Creator cry n)wsr 81 nstr,c, how
ever r;tS sii5lc, thet Is not gifted with co =
:cousaesS. Atheism may D2 c0ts;s:ent wit b
foe taste, aud fac taste u1der c:r;sio conditions
ugsy Tor tina regulate polished society; but
ethics with sth@i-m sro Impossible, aud with
cut eihics 80 tumaa ord! CD be strong OF
permanent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

~ LOVES in Kid, Berlin, Isle Thread, Silk
" aud Lace showing all the newas. shsiss
for the season. also Few assortment for Lace
Mitts. Price Csc. &c., IS: and 81 Is per pai-.
Corsess in all the leading styles. perfAc. il G.
and finish. Prices 50c to s. 50 per pair.
Underwear Especial attention ia called 10 lhs
large assortment for Lsdies. Giants, Misses,
Boys and Infants in Gauz,, Lislo Thread, Goa
samar and Summer Msrino; also $40 exhibiting
choce assortment of Indies UnderSa,mont
of every description, Chemists. Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Observation-Disclosures
| Hosiery. showing the most choice patterns as
we'll IS the largest assortment Of msdium aud
| finer quality. Constantly adding the latest pa
terms as soon as they ara offsrsd for sale By the
| manufactures.
Neck Rufainss Rufs, Skr... Yonss, 3a..
| tons, Silks, Cottons &C.
| Edgings in Swise, Hamburg, NsinsooS, Cara
line Vermicelle, Waller ciennes, Lsnguedoc,
| Torchon, Russian, Vense Crochet, &c.
Righmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced sol
| Scratch Shirts in laundrsd and unlsundried
Collars and Cuffs, siz,s y TO IS iachss. Prices
l2c. 15c, 2Oc ana 25c.
Germantown, Shetland aad Ss1ony WOO,
Zephyr Worssed in all Colors, Silks. Csnv aas, SC.
Neckwear-At sll times tho collection Will
surpsss al other sssortments offered in tina city.
A fine display of Clsudent, the beat Scarf ever
made for men; also tlorcisn, Flicker l. Andacc
Tropical, De Joinvlle L.ce, s1i c5mp!siu
line of Fancy Ties and Bo~e.
| @. M. AID ANS.
81. King st. Ale1sndrs, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

Il. POHTNEa'S BEER 60c per d;z,n a. DC
EURSEY'S. Bottles uu.t be returned
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S'ra: UcGs Hardly 4 day p.s:ea that 20 -
p.-.5'. = 10. thrown !I:o TA-oxysms il one
D.a.s,- sno:ao- in This cCu4i7y ron th2 titas
d. --a usCi0.s curs, &nd yet people psEs';. IA
E,.a:5E .Eom i,r VIA: pGEpose hiss aa@er Sc!
Boo. y-gc,.sinct, Tor Of I'll the dlti5seai spec q.
3D.. lhs a.:..! rs race 1orc sIo more ropu.:an;.
n....t o! 30 a.a ,icaE: lS0!i Of most dog, IL
a-.,,r sd CT g sr&r..ng, u.socia5.9 don".Eo:,
.eT. .rausi p stumbling b!ocs - e.o7yGodi !,
40 I..aaES:c - a:t out 81 tI.l Ws7, get eve
ready e. ap SD bite tao Innocent chi!i wa
.alu.h:!ass'v St:cGpts aay Similarity or iaat
Ta:tcEtT s.eps upon it9 taiI. j this breed u -
10 kc;t - cities statutes s:Ouid C0Epo! the oTI
&c t. keen ;a.i- "pcts' within proper cac.o'
slr.s - ,Lolr Own premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

=. Na1IoHAL CEMETERIES I'll, Mah1py. Pa,
'H'o0e' N c>mmcu,iug 90 az s5i,oIa co m :
tioaa' c, u ater;cs, slys:
me ,SHFe:n,2:rt t,s,Ivai crest cSed. for
'"e sA;eHcnt EysteD and niiar that Character
u onF Daiiouei cemeteries. The Doc at Airing.
IN p"h IS - go dead is oGa Of the Goast ard
"--' iIrT>vvc 10 tho world ,bo nne at AK
a@"n. hoj,t% 500 cf.to c!u0tr9's sa;isu,s i;
- in2dc! OF careful superintendent, r,,t
}. '. DIS who IS 10 charge OF the latter, & S.
'.ngcda'ios goa;cnso. aol tis r:c,ri. sre
,aost aelect"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

DUTTEh COLDS in assorted siz.d vis!s:
ID Cod Liver OIL. lure. s1d sill tie present
popular ordinations with Eypopho.rh.,es
&c, large stock on hand Fasaine Camphor
Ice Freica B.caiag ia assorted siz, boys
inst received b.
sr5 Il ! LTaD3gATER s BR0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

yNTANTED-A COLOHHD BDT to SC. 81 a
w Waiter in restaurant. ELq2iro st this
CfiicG np26-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

CONFUSION N PERU. Dates Gftm LIZA arr
10 The IN ins'saF. The difcya1c.s imniccn
between tic p7osi i3csI government AID lht
munleipa! Saihor!.!.s Ct Lima, who wero Of
Piaro!a s epoo;a!mc1.. have baen seitIid BIZ
lha rfopp: sci)1 Of ta9 1cw tfii,:rJ lately sp-
pointed BY Cald:!oD. ~ The bead Of tho new
city 'v:rcn?st Is Uol Cp>ar Canevlro, zen
1isnG1 OF great wsa!th asd cxc.!Icnt character.
ana charg' II the city government. assures
tranquility 10 TIE caH,ra departments aad
Inc local adtcS!oa Ct tbs peupe 10 tho
5eT government, Il lie North and
9ouih h'Tt7cT, Le5 cicDeots of con.
iu,on acd eGafchY he7c arisen. Mo1tcrc,
10 VI imaico. sod Soar, 10 Arlqu.p tsYe d.
oIsVed 10 favor Of P!er2ia'5 gcveIomen. spd
1de1Cu1c2d as ;rsiiora w.rtby Of death all
ParuTIa9s who e.c disposed 10 make poscs
with CE!l. LIS siiua.ico is, therefore, uaim.
proVeo. CHILD occupation will be q lhiog OF
years llsead OF moDth5. and will soon bs cS-
tended to tVery psrt OF Peru Psi.s will shortly
DC otclpl3d aat tho o:har p0I!s will t1og.
no new eoVtr0mcnE, without the sumner. Of
inc disattcc.ed departments, will be unable TO
1eeotlate treaty OF p2acs with Chilli Tie
,eSutt mss: pTotah,y sill be pcfnaneo: cccupa,
HOO or aDDlX1:ioG.
The coy!rlhu,lon of 81 coo geo nov On, sill
emaios Unpaid, aud the Chlials sro satisfied
mere Is 20 money IN the couolry with which to
Aecf the dcna5d u1lc;s t,,eisn houses supplv
:. Lina l:qlle'. thanks to The bsycoets Of the
or11sF0r'. Patrols guard The s.racts, and "A
n;llsttr summary punishment to ci!enlc,s
I :ecni'y psrty o! amid Chnamen fred On
he pa;roI. ihey wsic c?p.urcl. ard two OF
ne Ce:cs ia!s, The ria,!9:tefa, were SHOT ns an
x'up'o TO ih1 resi-. Blsjnsss ia Gtaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

THE CELEBRATED RUSSIA CEMnNT.
Z l! conen!s perfectly wood. leather, glass
marble crockery, ieVe;ry, ornaments, SC, anG
is pronounced superior 10 any glue known. 1t
is q LIQUID, aHd is always ready for uso. For
ssia bY MCLEAN & UHLEH,
seul4 76 King strepL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

DUFFALO LITHIA WATER-We have
- constantly 10 stock = ls'gs supply Of this
celebrated water received directly from, the
springs in heckienbar9 county, W. Price
81 cant; per h:t!ie or $ D per case Of l dozen.
.AENiiY s. CO,
er11 . & lj2 kinc s.-nn;
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.rruE LATEST NrVTLTY
i TAG CiJAMpljN SiETsH
Mssde oi one piece I! TIA; cheap AID durable.
and yli lsst s.. eye; pli.e oa!y 2}e; csll snd
examine at MCLEAN 4 UhLHH'S
hp5 ~ King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-26

DE>T rErINED GUN CaMPHuR AT
- FOHTT CENTS Pei; LIB st
JAMMEY &c cos,
ar2i - S, l52 King st.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
THE LEVY COURT.

The Levy Gov I, at yesterdays ses-
sion, appointed Monday morning, at
IL o'clock, as the time for hearing ar
gument on the bill now before the
Legislature authorizing the Court TO
refnnd the money paid by private par
ties for the construction 9th ird street
bridge.
MIR. Wier offered the following res
olution which was adopted:
Resolved, The attorney for the court
be, and is hereby directed to enter sat
isfation on the judgment bond of
Thomas Challenger, collector of coun-
ty rates for New Castle Hundred, for
1888. The record has been standing
on the books Of the court for over 4S
years.
The committee appointed to ex-
anime the account OF the road com
missloners of New Castle Hundred, re-
ported balance due the Hundred of
$304 61.
On motion of Mr.. Wells, Thos. .Dea-
kyne was appointed constable of
Blackbird Hundred.
A letter was received from Thomas
Q. Morrison, declining the Office Of
collector of New Castle Hundred,
whereupon, pursuant to q motion OF
Mr.. Wier, the court balloted and ap-
pointed Isaac Fols.
The chairman and Messrs. Wier,
Febiger, Polk and Sharplsss, were ap-
pointed committee TO act upon the
bill relative to appeal of Archibald
Given.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
General New s.

The public debt statement for
March shows decrease of SO, 122, S19.
The President yesterday nominated
John E. Clements, of Louisiana, to be
U. s. Consul at Guatemala.
Mr.. Martial Martinez, the new Min
lister from Chill, yesterday presented
his credentials to the President.
The wheat crop in Ohio promises
well, though the season has been very
backward, aud the yield is likely to be
large, owing to the increased acreage.
Yesterdays session of the U. s..
Senate was consumed in a continuance
of the usual discussions arising from
the struggle over the offices of that
body.
The Massachusetts, House of Repre-
sentatiyes, ON Thursday, struck from
the Prohibitory bill the section refer
ring it TO the people, aud then defeated
the bill.
ROBBED BY THE DROP GAME
Y esterday morning las John Coates,
residing at West and Mickle streets
Camden, was engaged in the bank
ing house of Dire el & Co., South
Third street, IN counting some mon
ey which he had received for cou
pons, he was accosted by man al
his elbow, who told him that he had
dropped note on the floor. BE
lieving that such was the case, Mr..
Coates stopped and picked up the
note, when the daring thief, or an
accomplice, quietly seized 1925 Of
Mr.. Coates money, and made of
with it before the latter knew oi
his loss. The robbery was so quick
ly affected that it Is almost impossi
BILE for Mr.. Coates to give descriI
tion of the thief or thieves, though
information of the fact of the roE
berry was Immediately given at pc
lice headquarters.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
PROCLAMATION

This is TO inform the citizens OF
Wilmington and vicinity that our
One Hundred hands have been EN- :
ployed the last three months by the
Great Boston One Price Clothing
House, 2l3 Market Street, manu-
featuring their stock Of Spring Cloth
ing for the opening of the season.
The cloths and casslmeres have
been bought direct from the manu-
facturers which enables US to retail
these goods from our counters at
from ten to twenty per cent lower
than our competitors. We being
manufacturers 1t saves you one pro =
fit.
An invitation is extended to all
to call and be shown through the
mammoth store.
v. E. HOLMES, Prop.
m26 ,29a,2.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
ANOTHER CHANGE.

Another important change will take
place in the running of trains on the p,
w. Il b. X. X. Most OF he changes are in
the through trains. The New York anJ
Washington Express north, now leaving
az 1l.45 a. M, will leave eight minutes
later or ll.53. The 5.45 p. IN, through
train north, will leave seven minutes
later or 5.52. a new through train north
las been put on leaving here al GA p.
ln. The old Bay line train south, leaving
at 6.45 p. m, will leave at CSC. In 60
ing south, two new trains have been put
On leaving here at 2.2S a. m, aud 1851
p. m.
On Sundays, the O p. m, accommoda-
lion train Will hereafter leave Que hour
later, and the through trains north will
leave at 2.20 a. m, 81 aud 6.44 p. m.
Going south they will leave at 1851,
>. IL, 2.29, 7.65 a. M, and l0.5l p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. CouRhliu, of S0merville,
Mass, says: IN the fall of 1876 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
folio wed by severe cough. 1 lost my
appetite and fi-sh, and was. confined to
my Bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said l had hole
in my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time report went around that
was dead. gave mp hope, hut friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. got a
bottle, when to my surprise, l commeDc-
cd to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one aff1lct-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION. CAN
BE CURED. l can positively say it has
done more good than all the other medi-
cines have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
A PARTING SALUTE.

THE SUPERVISORS OF THE p, w. &
b. II. r., PRESENT CHIEF ENGI
NEER FULLER WITH A SILVER
SET.
MIR. S. L. Fuller, chief engineer of
the F., W. 81 b. r. R., having re
signed his position to accept a SINH
lar one on a new road in Texas, the
Supervisors of the road determined
to show their appreciation of their
late chief, in a substantial manner.
Accordingly meeting of all the
Supervisors was held last evening
in the directors room IN the depot,
this city. The meeting was organ
lied by calling Mr.. II. II. Seeley to
the chair, Alexander p. Ewes as Sec
retary. After the meeting had
been organized Mr.. William Nc
Cllntock on behalf of the Supervis
ors, presented Mr.. Fuller with a
han ndsome and costly silver set of
ten pieces. Mr.. Fuller accepted
the gilt in few appropriate re
marks, during which he took occa
sion to refer to the pleasant rela
tions that had always existed among
those present, and that he would al
ways hold them in grateful remem
brance, and if it was ever in his
power to do them favor he would
gladly do so. He bespoke a kind
reception for his successor. AT
the conclusion of bis remarks, the
party sat down to a supper that had
been prepared by Thompson &
Locke, OF the depot restaurant. Mr..
Fuller was presented with a hand
some bouquet for Mrs. Fuller by w.
II. Thompson. After the banq Let
speeches were made by j. l.. Smith,
John Mahoney and others.
The following was adopted unani-
mously:
WHEREAS, ). T. Fuller, chief engi-
neer of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company for
fourteen years, Is about 10 sever his con-
nectlon with said road. Therefore, be
Resolued, That the supervisors Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad Company assembled, at Will
mlngton, April /, 1881, do hereby convey
70 him their sincere appreciation Of his
many acts of kindness TO them, aud do
assure him that they hold him III atiec-
tibnate remembrance wherever he may
be, and III whatever station his duty may
assign him.
After The resolutions had been adopted
the gathering dispersed with cheers for
Mr.. Fuller.
( The silver service was very fine. On
The salver was the inscription, "Present-
Ell to s. 7. Fuller, Chief Engineer, by
the Supervisors of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, April /, 1881" Every piece
was marked with Mr. F.'s monogram
and was beautifully chased, especially
the salver, which Is an oquisite piece
| OF art.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
Local Lines.

About two hundred and lfty Della
ware shad were sold in market this
morning.
Prof. Ford gave number of select
readings before the Levy Court yes
terday afternoon.
What the liquor men did at their
meeting yesterday afternoon is kept a
profound secret.
THIS is rather cold weather for
April.
r bt. ID. Clifton is somewhat i'm
improved this morning.
The funeral of James Chambers, he
brakeman who was killed on the Del
aware railroad ON Wednesday, took
place this morning, and was largely
attended.
The DAILY GAZETTE is an excellent
advertising medium for those in want
ofanything.
The we ather of the past few days
has hindered the paving between the
Fourth street railway tracks.
The Fire Commissioners, of New
York have contracted with the Clapp
& Jones Co. for the building of seven
steam engints.
Nothing has been done yet towar di
repairing the bed of Walnut street
between Third and Fourth.
Leavitt's English Burlesque Operf
Company appear at the Opera Hous'
next week, and will burlesque the
Opera of Carmen"
Do not fail to get copy of th'
"Famous Cat Serenade," at any mu
| sic store. Price. 35 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
FLOOD.

"There Is tide in the affairs Of
man that taken at the flood leads on
to fortune"
So sang the poet and more faith
full lyric even the saints of old rev.
er sang, for we have confirmation
strong as proofs of holy writ that
the Great Boston One Price Cloths
ing House is turning out more bar
gains than ever before and that V.
E. Holmes has made up his mind to
be the first in the field and the last
to leave it. Call and see if what we
say is net so. m26 ,a2;wit
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
SHERIFF,S SALES.

Sheriff Clark sold the following
properties, at the Middletown He
tel, on Tuesday -
Frame storehouse, and lot, on
Main street, known as the Lindley
building, Willipm X. Lockwood
purchaser, pric $4,000.
Finnegan property, twelve acres
in Pencader Hundred, bid off BY
Pennington, attorney, at 500.
Freeman property, at Port Penn
bid off by Hoffecker, attorney, a
$1,000.
The Whitlock property, in Nil
dletown, and the Croft property, il
Odessa, advertised to be sold on th'
same day, were not offeree.-Tra'
script.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
ARTISTIC DECORATOR.

Mr.. Goldberg, the we'll known
artist, has just finished the work OF
frescoing the interior of Grace Epi-
scopal church, Brandywine Hun
dred. Those who desire his SER
vices can find him at his studio, No.
| East Seventh street. MI. Gold
berg stands at the head of the pros
fession as a decorative and portrait
painter, and those wishing any work
in his line should give him CALL
He can refer with pride to his dec
oratiye work at Union NJ. L. church,
as we'll as that at Oliyet, Calvary
and the German Lutheran churches
in this city, as it has been greatly
admired and highly extolled by
good judges of art. Specimens ol
his skill may be seen at his studio