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Smyrna times., 1881-02-09


Outside the theatre. Snowy streets,
with the snow melting wet and cold, and
great flakes whirling down in driving
clouds, trying to whiten the wet pave
ments, and coming faster and faster. 1t
was past midnight. A work-girl, going
home to comfortable Preside, after an
unusually firing day when press of bust
ness had kept her late, was walking
quickly, well shod, through a lonely part
of the town, having left the shops. and
the thoroughfares far behind. She was
very cold, but hers was a bonnie rosy face
that the snowy wind made roster, for not
long ago she had lived in the country
and no need to work all day at her sew
ing, and even now she seldom-very sell
dom-worked so late as tonight.
But whose were the few light little
steps that she heard close after her, when
they made faint small run, and then
went quietly, hushed again-poor feet,
too thinly shod to be heard even if no
frostlng of white was on the flags {?
Could it be a child, out all alone under
the silent snowfall, hurrying by Implying
homes, at this hour of the desolate night?
The work girl stopped. A child of seven
or eight--a thin fragile little figure
came close up to her, giving one pleading
look in passing shivering child with
no shelter from the snowy wind, except
the futtering remnant of an old black
shawl frightened about her shoulders.
"Stopl Come here. Come under my
umbrella it is big enough for two" said
the work-girl pleasantly.
The poor little wayfarer needed no
second asking, but shrank close up to her
side, and there trotted, .shivering still,
halfwaking, half-running, looking up
now and again timidly, saying nothing.
Where do you come from, all alone
at this hour7" asked the girls kind voice.
I'm one Of Aladdin's children"
some of Aladdin's childrenl" the girl
repeated. "What is that9" sq
AT the theatre, miss. get three
shillings week-I do-since the panto-
mines began" She was proud of the
money part Of the business, aud stated it
at once. {" It's Aladdin, you know, and
Pm one Of the children; there's lots of
u.s. "a
"A Poor little one out in the real worlds
dark, deserted streets. where were the
fairy wings and the glories Of Aladdin's
Cave, at which the spectators had smiled,
and stared, and cheered9 Where is your
beauty, white winged fairy of an hour
ago, ragged little trader with nothing to
sell but your childhoodg What remains
Of the pageant Only one thing. Hers
was the bright hair of the fairy that
stopd poised above the glowing lamp I;
and hers it Is yet-under the broken
straw-hat that is pulled down over it to
keep away the cold, there il the golden
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
Summer 8
Complaints

At this season, various diseases of ths
bowels are prevalent and many lises nrs
lost through lack of knowledge Of . sa1b
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVE Pam
KILLER is a sure cure for Diarrhoa, Oys.
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, ETC., and is pe.fectly safe
Read the following:
BArNDRrpas. N. T.. March q -
s..ss' 1.i's1 % for cram alsnp % nd p.,n NM Il - sss
IN. ser, s. sss|sss s.ssE|2syFss ~ ] q SI:
cholera mcrbus. and 1smps IN ths stomsdh Msss
used 1t for ssars and IT Is '.r' e;Ss gusSrs svs,xV E
- MoneosA. iowa, Hssch Il -
,s:%s ehais9. nassa; [ .SS e ~: :.sa
ys.H. s.1Ss..sssa az, Nd sssi si fss -
IN fS HayS used : ms1X "a IF o
without Bottle In the kOg.s: -.
Have used Prnnr DAVE 'fPSG P19s XIII Ia rs tssys
sEseaa .os V / out & sc d. sis =.
ONEIDA, N.Y.. T.k ~.
ssssa eve. Hns 4 sss az
70 iG SO 70 bed Without q bottle In de 6ouse
IN Nearly sss sy. every family IN this Sss
o. g. CONSULATE,
Ihave known PKRRY DAVE PAIN xILlx1 emone
from the day i was introduced, snd aflsr e
household as an tsdispsnssSis nsesssitv
j. g. PorTEn, u. b. Congul
roN-oM-TnuuZ, Xno.
L had been several days suffering severely hon
diarrhcea, accompanied with intense pain, EA9n ]
relief. IN u Noon
p MoNTAouE 81. LONDON. I'D
7 have given u in many caneD Of dtlkxhpA dyn1n-
ts5y, r, and cholera and mover know x ~ % 9U
No family can safely Be without tAls
invaluable remedy. It's price brings u
within the reach Of all.
For sale by all druggists st &c, Sce
and $1.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, PropristosA
Previdsnee. r. 1
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
SECOND EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

A medal is to be struck for pre-
sentation to those who gaved lives at
the time of the Victoria disaster ct
London, Ontario.
Up to date the Register of the
Treasury has mailed to holders Of the
Five Per cents extended at3A per
cent, a total of $l57, LOG, 900 in bonds.
GeneralGrant, being indisposed did
not attend the banquet Of the Penn.
sylvania editors. at Long Branch
last evening, but sent his regrets by
Mr.. George w. Childs.
Two more Intellectual ballots for U.
s. Senator for each term were taken
yesterday in the New York Legis-
lature. On the last ballot for. short
tern, the vote was: Potter, SO;
Wheeler, so; Conkling, 80; Lapham
IT; scattering, 8. For the long term
Herman, So; Depew, 50; Platt, 27
Cornell, 7; Crowley, 8; Hoskins; s
scattering, 4.
A Cabinet meeting was held at
the ElberoH Hotel, Long Branch,
yesterday morning, but the proceed
ings are not known. President Gar
field, later in the day, reviewed the
Seventh Regiment, and received the
Pennsylvania editors.
1t is stated that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company intends to lay
four tracks on its New Jersey dlvi-
sion, between Philadelphia and Jer-
sey City. The long sidings, or fourth
tracks, at different points in the road
will be the nuclel Of the improves
ment.
The Northern Central Railway re.
ports its net earnings for May, 1881
at $170,234, an increase Of SIG ,56t
on the net earnings for May, 1880
The Governor Generals ball at Que
bee, which had been postponed on &C
count of the fire, took place on Wednes
day evening, and was attended by 60t
guests.
The sloop of war Dale, with midship
men from Annapolis on board, arrive,
at Fortress Monroe yesterday afternoon
John r. Buchtel, of Akron, Ohio, o.
Wednesday gave 10000 additional u
the Buchtel College of Akron, making
his gift nearly 100000.
Charles F. James, son Of POSTMASTER
General James, and A. r. 0onkl'ne
nephew OF ex-senator Conkling, wer
yesterday appointed q. s. Assistan
District Attorneys by District Attorne.
Woodford.
The National Camp of the Patriot
Order OF Sons Of America, In session .
Portland, yesterday considered the pre-
posed amendments to the Constitution
and rejected all that were reached In tn
morning session.
| George s. Merrill, recently electe
Comm andeT-in Chief of the Grand Arm
of the Republic, has issued general o.
der accepting the duties Of tine position
establishing the headquarters at Boston
and appointing William NJ. Oliver Ad
jutant General.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, OF Somervills,
Mass., says; In the fall Of 1875 l was
Hhen with BLEEDING OF the LUNGS
.oilowed BY severe cough. lost my
Appeute and flesh, and was confined 10
ny sed. In 1877 was admitted TO the
hospital. The doctors said had hole
one time o report went around that i
M Ms dead. gave mp hope, hut n friend
,oia me OF DR. WILLIAM HALLS
sALsAM FOR THELUNGS. got o
oeule, when to my surprise, oommenc-
eu 70 feei better, and to-day feel better
shan for three years past.
=, write this hoping every one affihcr
s1 W witb Diseased Lungs win take DIR
VILLA M HALLS BALSAM, and bs
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
DE- ouRED. can positively say 1t ba,
uone more good than all the other medi
e'nes have taken since my sickpess.
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Great Inducements.

Our great annual closing out sale
Of spring aud summer clothing at the
Boston One Price Clothing House
will com, mence on Saturday June 1S
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special inducements offered
10 boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser of ofa SUIT will
receive present.
The presents consist of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
tion.
All are invited to attend the sale
aud procure b bargain, and l am satis-
ned they will 90 away happy.
V. E. HOLMES, Prop.
2l3 Market street.
jel7-eoltf.
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FROM BATH To HAvRE.
Two Men and Kitten 80 Cross the
Ocean I'm q Boat Fourteen Feet

Two Men and Kitten 80 Cross the
Ocean I'm Boat Fourteen Feet
Long.
From the Boston Globe.
Mr.. John Traynor. man about 35
years Of age; aud who has followed the
sea for a great many years, recently In
the Government service on the gunboat
Tennessee, and Swede named liar
OIgen are contemplating an ocean voy-
age from Bath to Havre, France, In a
dory only fourteen feet long. Mr.. Will
liams Is now engaged fu building the
craft in Georgetown, Maine. She Is to
be a common fishing dory of fourteen
feet bottom, five feet wide and twenty
one inches in depth and is to be decked
over, with the exception of q small
place for standing room aft. She will
be sloop rlgged, carrying two ibis, q
mainsail and a square-sail aud will
make ten knobs an hour. She will be
the smallest boat that ever attempted
anything of the kind and compares With
the g. eat Eastern as follows; Great
Eastern, q 500 tons, $50 feet long 30
odd feet wide; carries 1000 people this
craft, IA feet long carries two men and
a kitten.
The provisions taken will be altogethi
er canned goods. Her water tank viii
contains sixty gallons Of water, and .
lamp stove willbe taken to make coffee
etc., when the weather will permit.
Over everything In the boats bottom
will be placed netting, so that If
she capsizes the weight will right her
at once. Mr.. Traynor expects to
make the trip from Bath TO Havre 3 ,35C
miles In about two months. He has de-
cided to name his little vessel "The
City of Bath, and will have the boat on
exhibition some two weeks before he
SAILS
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WESLEYAN TRUSTEES.
Annual Meeting at the College,
Yesterday.

Annual Meeting nc the College,
Yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Trustees
Of Wesleyan Female College was held
in this city, in the college parlors, yes
terday morning and afternoon. The
following were present /: Rev. @. F.
Sheppard, North East Rev. DR.. J. H.
Caldwell, Dover Rev. DR.. A. Rltten.
house, Philadelphia Rev. w. H.
hutchin: Odessa Rev. N. M. Brown,
Port Deposit; Enoch McCallough,
Rowlandville, Md. /; Geo. w. Sparks,
VIM. M. Fields, George Il. Bates,
ESQ.,, Wilmington, and George l..
Townsend, Odessa. In the absence
Bishop Scott, who is.sick at his home
in Odessa, Rev. Dr. Caldwell p O.
sided.
The following officers were elected
President, Rev. Bishop Scott, d. d. ;
secretary, Rev. G. r. Sheppard treas.
urer, Georg w. Sparks. Trustees to
fill term Of those expiring Revs.
Bishop Scott, ID. D., Odessa Jacob
Todd, d. d., Philadelphia, Pa. ]. F.
Chaplain, ID. D., Allentown, Pa. L.
G. Matlack, d. D., Wilmington j.
II. Caldwell, d. D., Dover Geo. W.
Sparks, Casper Kendall, Wilmington
James R. Field, M. D., N. Y; John
Field, Philadelphia.
The only change reported in the
faculty was that Of George F. Page, al
musical director, in place OF John B.
Stiegler, md in the position ofteacher
of Latin and Geometry hitherto filled
by Miss Marty L. Hull, A. B., which
is to be supplied.
Rev. N. NJ. Brown and Rev. @. F,
Sheppard were appointed to prepare 9
letter of sympathy to Bishop Scott.
President Williams read his annua
report, in which he stated that not
withstanding many encouragement
the attendance of The past year wal
fifty per cent. better than that Of thu
previous year. The general status O
the school was discussed by the Board
and the general opinion was that l
was In better condition than 1t has
! been for years.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled CLAIMS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
TuIIrcar,a calahrotod alan, ANN

Ice colo SAT- Oystefs Al rulimers.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
City Council will meet this evening"
The alarm of Gre last evening wa.
caused BY The slight burning. of q shed
ct the LebdeIl carSwheel works.
W. Donahoe has been appointed
freight agent of the steamer Felton.
Let ers Of administration Rave been
granted to Philip .Quigley upon the
estate Of his wife.
The Butchers had good time ut their
picnic yesterday.
Another excursion left this city this
morning.
The Friends Social Lyceum will hold
its annual reunion at Mt. Cuba on 5at-
| urday.
The committee on new school houses,
with architects CarsweIl and Graham
met yesterday afternoon and examined
plans for the new buildings.
A portion OF the machinery at the 81 !.
b II. Co.'s works broke down yesterday
aftern Don.
The rumor on the streets last evening
that Mr.. d. T. Hawxins had died was
false. He Is In fair way to recover from
his Illness.
The DELAWARE GAzErrs for this
week 10 now ready, and may bo OBJ
taiued at tho Office Of publication ready
for mailing.
Read DR.. Todds advertisement In
another column.
Chronic diseases are treated success.
fully by DR.. Todd. oiiics s02 Market
street.
DR.. Todd can be consulted on Tues
day and Friday at 500 Market street.
DR.. Todd treats all chronic diseases
with marked success. Office S02 Mar
ket street.
Persons suffering from any disease
will find It to their advantage to con-
suit DR.. Todd at 800 Market street.
Ladies' are especially invited to con-
suit DR.. Todd. Ofice 602 Marke
street: June lift
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TOR PHILADELPHIA.-2.0 2.25 6.3D. TO
40 y.OU, s.li,. D 90. Iu.sU. iI.53 a. m, I2. ii
sl2.A3. Aus, 2.30. 4!Ov, b.62, B.3S, 7.0o, y.55
lO.U p. IN. Sundays, ,2.O3, 2.l5. $40 am;
pSo, 8. o. d.ss. 7.0c, s;55. l9.O0 p. m.
,i.6S a. m. sla. AZ. 2Vs, $50, 6.3S ). m
Sundays, 2.0o. 2.2o y. M. 5.52 U.3S p. m.
foR BALrIMoRE.-sz5l. ia, 4.02 7.55
&@a.m. ;l2.5s, sl.OA, i.i5 $50 IO.bI p. m
Sundays, l25r. 2.i2, 4.o2, 1855 a. m. lv.5l
FOR RWAsHIN0roR.- I26l, 2,lA 4.U2 7:65
~ a. M; lass, sl.04. 6.5r y, IN. Sun
nays, 2.ol, 2.l2, 4.0z, 7.65 q. m.
IriAoRE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
LIONS. -l2.5l, 8.S8 a. IN. Ia55, As p. m.
tnuo so p. m. train stops at way sta.
nns no,n. .niy betw sou Perryviils an.
pnsumore. Sundays, 2.5l u. IN.
Ti"ns VILE AND INrERMEDrArE STA.
An mSsW a CAsTLR.-6.00 e.a5, a. M; LIZ
ap,ns ?. m, No SUNDAY trains,
rioSs toS AND lNrERa STA.
sunday o.S ,ss,si a; m; i.uo. 6.25 y. M. N,
as =, fso y oi!sDaaxEDIArx STATIONS
ITO a. ,aiseToN ,a q NoRrn KRs X, H.
trains. "'' ao' S.OS p. IN. No sui,,.a
lU.HUR IN * ~ W kST hHH IL. H.--g.i
nm H. and 800 p. m.
Ns ARRIVE AT wILMlss1oh
7.Sz sasi sraasiLaADELrHIA.-ia4s. la xu7, s.5,
sl.O2 o'.o =. M, IA m,; II. .Ib, Ia
&OO, en- ,aSo, AL, 90, $50 i. I6, "a
l2ti.2iGa sW'to. u.l6 D. NJ Supdays
u.hr A' %. IL. 10 4. M; v ~, ln.45
s FOR wILMINocos LnAy,
i1 i1,psa,LrHrA-Broad p, street p.pot-
GB esi', i0:SJ, ll.vu, ii. as a. M. is,
l0.vo ii az f.oo, 6.lO o.i6, 6. as 40, 10 D.4
t.vl s.aa 2, M. sundays, J.v5. so n. n,
'''o' 100, l.36 o m
m; Nsw ls,ss Ys:oas.xs.-ao7. s.s.ao7 s.s2. 7.s2, SIS
sul .as. o2. 44l, 8.4Ji0.S5p NJ
M: m: IA ~ aaLTrnoRs.-l.5e, a.lI eS ,im
days 40 ~, 6.40, 6.3D. $50 u- M IN
FR0h W 1.is 4. m. 6.4j, $50 M, n m
in., sia aSnisHroN.-i.6p. 2.lp Ia
days. "a ,z1j0, s. 40, 8.3s q. M. sun
kRok Prux,ls, q, m.; 6. 40. $40 b. m,
FRon safViLLh UIly-a.OS
kl0. 6aS oAsrLk.-S.48, y.S,. !. ~, n
FsoE S S ?. m. No Sunday trains
.-1vo n m wAhk Il. R.-S.4s n M. 10
Fsos IN m No Sunday train. "i'' S.'
GU0. =, iah9Ton d NoRrHnnx n ,
.trsins. M l2'os sAs p. m. No sunds
rssSo rsson n r,.aIAwAs, w.rr..
An, sSa 2 La. sunday trains. 3.
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Fire at Georgetown, Delaware.

GEoRaETowN, Del, June 23.-About
three O'Clock this AFTERNOON the large
farm house and residence of VIM. Tan ,
situated In the suburbs of the town.
caught FIRE from defective fiue, and
vas entirely destroyed. Loss about
5000. Insurance $1,000 In the Farmer
NJ utuAl Company, Of Wilmington. The
furniture was saved In damaged couu'-
tion, and the builDipg might have been
but for the absence of any apparatus
with which to fight the hre.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
The Celebrated Liebig Company

sof New York, Paris and London. has at.
tained ITS reputation by adhering 70 two
rules. IL ofYers NO cheap goods. L. offers
only honest preparations at honest pIices
and e0nseqsntly In buying preparations
baying the name and seal OF this reputa-
BILE company one 10 certain OF purity and
cated Extract OF Witch Hazel tor iDstan 90
aIthoueh sold ~ the same price as the
ouask, colorless weak trash, sold under
Inc name OF W itch Hazel, 10 50 much su-
sure 10 cause It TO be used always there
AFTER. Il cures Piles. Salt Rheum, skin
/ iseases ,Rheumati m, Ca arrh, Painful
MonthIies, sore Throat and Neuralgia.
BE sure to ask for Liebig Cos Arnicated
market is flooded with worth less imita-
uons."-(Edltoria In Scientific Supplement
V ~ Rasshsrs) Sold in niy ssnts and
dollar sises.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24

an oath the murderer grabbed the Of
ficer and remarked that two c-uld play
at that game. A tussle ensued and
after three attempts the officer landed
his'man on the pavement, apd caught
him by the throat TO bring him into
submission. While In this position,
the man made an attempt to catch the
officer by the threat but failed. In
making the attempt, however, he
scratchhed the officer on the left side
Of his face. Fortunately Edmund L.
Smith, who keeps a second hand store,
No. 213 West Front street, saw the
tussle, and went to the officers assist
ance. In a moment they succeeded in
placing the pippefs on his wrists, and
he was taken to the Hall after much
trouble AM safely locked up in cell
No. 8.
THE MuRDRRRR
is large, rough looking man, and very
dissolute, ami he gives the name OF
Joseph Mowbray, residence Baltimore,
and occupation, paperhanger' About
twelve years ago he came to this city
and called upon 8. r. Ball Il Co., paper
hangers, and asked for employment.
Ill presented good credentials and was
given employment. Mr.. Bail soon as
certaipet, hcwever, rat he was addicted
to drink, and he discharged him at the
end OF the season. Since that time be
h#s been trampiDg 1t and alw ays made It
a point 20 visit rhis city every Spring
aud Fall. MIR. Ball says that he found
the man to be pretty we'll educated, and
he was eOpversaut with shakespeare
works. and that he had acted In private
theairicals In Baltimore. Now, how
ever, he IL very dissolute in his habits
and has the appearance Of o rougn
tramp in every particular.
oRHAT ExcIrKMKNT.
As soon rs the affair became known
upon The streets great crowds hpuked to
the scene Of the murder and excitement
ran high, and from the remarks thai
were made It would have been q very
unhealthy place for the murderer.
The murderer bas made no staten eni
mitted to see him.
CoRoNKR's INoUEsr.
Word was at once sont to Coroner
Weldin, who took charge of the bod
and bad it removed to The undertake DI
establishment of Johu B. Martln. Ht
a Iso summoned the following Jury :,
hold an Inquest: Solomon Hersey, fore
man; John Manz, Secretary; W. q. El
hoti; Thomas Cloud, Matthew Macklem
w. Il. Miller, John E. Bailey, Oharle
| Sparks.
A po.t-mor,em examination will ,b
made this afternoon by DIS. Ogle an,
Springer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
wilmington Academy Commence
ment.

This popular Institution will hold its
annual commencement at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening. Tho insti-
tntiUn gradual, , TIVE young ladies, Miss
Sailie + Lofiand OF Chrisiiana, Del,
and LiEsie A. Percy, Of Wilmington, ,
Del. The addreIs will be given By Levi
y. Bird. Esq. The sale Of reserved seats
to morrow morning at z O'Clock, and as
ne ticket admits uns,l exchanged the rush
In expected to be- very great. Entfanoe
on Hhipley street.
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ghs 9aiIy 6asstts.
FIRST EDITION.
so.uish local authorities have been In
.,,uc,ed to remain strictly neutral dur
IN, ,be coming electoral canvass.
c,.sD Gas in Wilmington.

The wise men of the city government
NJ wilmington, Del, have made good
use Of a proposition to form . new gas
company, The old company agreed
That If protected in the manufacture
Gom competition, and thus permitted to
have The advantage Of the increased
consumption, after the first of July they
would supply consumers from their
pjpes at $3.50 per thousand feet, and
light the corpoI alton buildings at $1.25
per thousand. The consumers Of gas
10 Chester have TO pay cons dersbly
more than that for tho article Chester
Timss
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, AG

SEAA county. Gresting: Whereas.
Mary O. Chase, By her pstis
tion TO the Judges Of oCr Superior Court
filed in the Office OF the Prothonotary Of
the said Court, in and for the county Of
New Castle, for the cause OF cemplAtut
therein alleged, has made application 70
our said Judges that y decree may - pro-
nounced dissolving the marriage exist
Ing between the petitioner and her hus>
band, Thatcher Chase.
We, therefore. command you, - you
have been heretofore commanded, that
you summon Thatcher Chase 10 that ho
be aud appear before the Judges 0f oar
aid Court at the next term thereof, 70 b.
keld at Wilmington on Mond y, the
,wenty eighth day of November next, 70
suswer the allegations Of the said petf-
lion, and alsofto snow cause, II any be
has, why 9 cree of the said Couxt
should not be made dissoIving the mar.
Z age existing between him and the aAt1
se1tioner. according 70 an act Of Assem-
bly,, In such CASE made and provide1 sd
also TO do and receive Whrt the eat1
Court shall thea and there consider eon-
cerning him in This behalf, ~ 70 the
Court shall seem meet and .consistent
with the provisions OF the said act Of Ar
sembly and have you then and there
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. Con.
| eggs, Esquire OF Wilm tngton, the twen-
l ty-hnh day 81 May. a. d. kiGhteen hun
dred and elghty-one.
| GEO. A. MAXWELL.
Issued, June IA, 1881. j-17-s =. q
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Charles E. Auchisi, alias Charles
Augustus Cottier, formerlyIin the U.
5. Secret Service, was arrested in
San Francisco on Wednesday, on the
charge of altering the name and
number of a $4,000 U. s. bond.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
Complieations.

II the thousands that nov have their
rest and comfort destroyed BY compli
cations of liver complaints would give
natures remedy, Kidney Wort, . trial
they would he speedily cnred. II acts
on both organs at the same time snd
therefore completely nils the bill OF .
perfect remedy. IL you have lame
and disordsred kidneys use 1t 1t once
Don't neglect them.-Atrror and Farm
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
IS Cents.

A bargain not often seeu-a fiae all
linen fancy border bemstilch haudker.
chief at 18 cents.
This lot OF goods arrived too late for
early sales and this price has been placed
on them to close at once. Quantity not
large. w. NJ. KKNNARD 81 Co.
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A Csnsa.

A dispatch in the morning pspsrs rsads
- follows:
A bright comet was discovered b Leyi
Edwards, ct the Havsrfoed Collele "
servator5, ut balf-psst two O'Clock yss-
terday morning, in 8 degrees southeaGt
Of Capella. The comet was also seeu
by Professor Swim, ct Rochsetsr. Il y
plainly visible TO ths naked sys, 10 Tie
northeastern heavens. iis
This comet was sssn this morning snd
yesterday, morning. by Richard Mesit-
age. private night watchman on 0ark-
ct street.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
Notice to water xenters.

All water renters supplied from Rod
ney street reservoir, are hereby notifit d
that on Friday night, June "a, at 10
o'clock, the entire supply from that re-
pervoIr will be shut IF and remain go
for about hours In order to make ne
eessary changes in the system from, that
reservoir. II. b. MCINTYRE,
io23.2t CHIEF ENGINEER.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of really good chewing tobae-
20 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as 1t 10 the only tobacco which
has not the flavor OF Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
,. I'D i VS. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24

OTIUE. THE CHRrsrIANA IN.
~ provement Company is now prepaRs
LIST. To sci, lots In any section or ths
city at moderate rates and with Aonthlv
payments OF per cent.
j. To sell lois 10 contractors end 0thogu
at moderate r6tes with liberal advaneao
in cash to aid In building and iMproy1no.
J.. T. HeALD
juno 2l-2i-U-l 4a4 TIT
The daily gazette., 1881-06-24
Meetings Tonight.

us ., N A.
To. Z. DUPONT Guards.
me Excelsior Democratic Club.
fsi0f fairia40 Lodsss. aHasf hS. Nc; & &. &. g E.
Rescue Rescue Council, No. 3, o. u. A. NJ.
W.oh,ia SWS.ambia Lodge, No, ", I. o; .; r.
delaware Tribe No. Imp. o. Il. N.