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The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Local Lines.

Little Neck clans at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated turtle soap.
This is what is known as the tur-
key.
William Dollard has been granted
letters of administration upon the
estate of Michael Quigley.
The hands of the Court House clock
beclme fastened yesterday after
noon.
Council transacted considerable
business last evening.
There was dull in police business
last evening.
Procure a copy of the DELAWARE
GAZETTE for this week, and mail 1t
to your absent friend.
Philip Phillips gave a concert in
in Asbury Church last evening.
No new cases of small -pox were
reported yesterday.
Thdprice of wheat and corn has
advarHed.
The Jackson & Sharp Company
are buslly engaged IN shipping new
passenger cars.
Alta meeting of Dupont Post, G..
A. B., last evening, E. Ii. Gregg was
elected post commander, in place of
J. s. Wheeler, resigned.
A new -four and feed store has
been opened in the Ninth ward by
Mcclure q Husbands.
The members of the new Church
of the Redeemer will meet on Mon.
day evening next for organization.
The merchants of this city are talk
ing about erecting burglar alarm
telegraph wire to connect their bust
ness houses with the police station.
The Estey Quartette of Philadsl-
phia, gave a concert in the Union
M. L. Church last evening, the pro
ceeds of which were for the purpose
of paying for new organ that has
just been purchased.
A fashionable marriage took place
in this city last evening.
White Vests for Boys from 10 to
l6 years, SO cents each ut the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing House, 2l3
Market treet.
may12eodlw.
Mems fine Marseilles Vests sliSht-
lv damaged at ST. 90, former price,
SO so at the Boston One Price Cloth,
ng House. mayl2 eodlw.
NOTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
nestorer is .he marvel OF the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All tiIs stopped tree.-
Send 10 s3l Arch Street Phile aslphia,
IN 20-ly
JOHN M. COLLINS, near Clayton, has
a turkey hen which has laid "A eggs and
IA keeping on as indnstrionsly as though
she we're doing It on ETbey rare
" exceed more than twenty lone or two
at one litter.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
POLICE NEWS.
Justice That Was Dispensed BY
The Mayor Last Evening and This
Morning.

Justice That Was Dispensed BY
The Mayor Last Evening and This
Morning.
Business in the police department
took tumble as it were last even-
ing and this morning. Several unfor-
tunates were arrested during yester-
day afternoon. for imbioing too Free
ly of that which stealeth the senses,
and were unfit TO receive official
adjudication at the hearings last
evening,
The only case was that of William
Smith, who seemed to be without
home, friends or money, and His
Honor taking pity on the poor un-
fortunate fellow gave him a home
in New Castle Jail for ten days.
When court was called this morn
ing the first occupant of the dock was
a young man found drunk; by one
of the officers. He was sentenced TO
pay the usual penalty Of so cents and
costs.
Three other cases of the same
character quickly followed, with the
same penalty
Annie McVey was also found
drunk on the streets by officer Nc
Clane and given a nights lodging,
Annie just completed a term of i'm,
prisonment yesterday and celebrated
the event by getting drunk. The
usual penalty was imposed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
axxKRAI xEws.

The smallpox is largely increaas
ing at Sugar Notch and Wanamie,
near Wilkesbarre, and IN the latter
city several new cases are reportsd.
The army worm, which appeared
at West Farms and Mount Pleasant
New Jersey, q week ago has dis
appeared for the present doubtless
because of the cold rains. N
The wheat fly is reported TO be
rayaging southwestern Missouri ,hay.
ing already ruined thousands of acres
OF gran
A "cave in occurred Yesterday at
the Pittston Coal Company's shaft
at Pittstou, Pa. The damage cannot
be sscertained at present, but 10 be-
lieved to be heavy.
A telegram from San Francisco
says the State of California 10 over.
due, and the revenue cutter Rush
will leave Astoria, Oregon, In search
Of her.
An oil train on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad broke an axle at East Penn
junction carly yesterday morning.
and caught fire. Four tanks contain
ing 300 gallons of crude oil. nine
freight cars and 100 feet Of track
were destroyed.
1t is reported from Marshfleld.
Missouri, that the entire block OF
buildings erected there since the ter
rible tornado last year was destroy.
ed by fire on Tuesday.
James A. Hedden, ax-cashier of
the First National Bank Of Newark.
New Jersey, conviced Of embexziing
the funds Of the bank, was senteuc.
ed yesterday at Trenton to seven
years. imprisonment In the peniten.
tiary.
Nrs. Garfield continued to improve
yesterday, and, though very weak,
is considered cut Of danger By her
friends.
A large and enthusiastic meeting IN
sympathy with the Irish Land
League was held In Omaha On We'd
nesday night, Mayor Boyd presiding.
Among the resolutions adopted was
one denouncing the in mprisonmsns Of
Messrs. Davitt, Dillon and oshers.
The constitution ,lity Of the amend
ment 10 the constitution of Kansas prs-
hibiting the rnanufactnre or saie Of all
spirituous or malt liquors 10 20 be testsd
in the Supreme Coart Of the United
States. 1t is said that John Walruf, o
brewer OF Lawrence, laid his case before
tic rscent brewers convention ct Obi
cago. he Gays he had SIC, 900 invested
In his business, aud the law would rem
der valuclsss all his property. Hia
brethren, he says, promised TO aid him
to the extent Of $76 900 In contrasting The
matter In the Courts.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

Professor J. M. HEARD, of New York
City Member Royal College ofveterinary
Surgeons oi Eng and; Professor OF the
Surgery OF The Horse N. Y. Vet. College;
CO.. ofN. Y. City t2,50o horses } Ac., Ac.,
says: 81 take great pleasure In testify.
ing 10 the valuable properties possessed
by the Liebig @ II ArEioated Extract OF
Witch Hazel. No Veterinary Surgeon or
II oree y ner can .,fford 10 be Without it,
sprSips. Pricks or Bruises of the rect,
FisIulae, Weeping Eyes, Shots OF
Grease, DC. Beware OF worthless INIT ta-
tions. Depot o. Maiden Lane, New York.
sold in nity cents and dollar siEes; re-
duced rates by the half gallon aud gal
Ion. mayle-.t
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SECOND EDITION
I4s LIVES LOST.
Details OF the Disaster to the Brit
Ish SIOOp of War DOtterel.

Ash ShoOp Oh war DOtteF0l.
LONDON, May 19.-Advices from 81.
Vincent state that news has been re-
ceiyed there of The disaster to tine Brit
ish sloop of war Dotterel, which was
blown up at Sandy Point in the Straits
of Mag on the 26th ult., involving
the loss Of 143 lives. There were two
explosions. The first Is supposed to
have been the bursting of a boiler used
in condensing sea water the second
was in the forward magazine. Tne
vessel went down bow foremost in
eight fathoms of water in three min
u'es, aud nothing was sean after the
9. cond explosion except few planks.
The SURVIVORS saved their lives by
jumping overheard after the first ex-
plosion. They were rescued by boats
fir m sealing schooners and from the
yacht of the Bishop of the Falkland
Islands. COMMANDER Evans jumped
through portfolio and was taken
from the water much iacerated by
broken glass and wreckage. The en-
gineer who escaped was not on duty.
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vhange I'm Time Table.

On Monday next a new time table
will take effect on the p. w. 81. B. r..
r., in the running of trains.
The Perryville train now leaving
Philadelphla at $50 p. M, will leave
at $40 stopping only at Chester, Viii
mington and points south of this city.
The accommodation train for this
city now leaving at . p. M, Nill leave
fifteen minutes later. SfLA
The accommodation now leaving
this city at 6. 10 p. M, will leave at 2
D. m, running every day.
The Port Deposit accommodation
now leaving Baltimore at 6.OS p. M,
will leave ten minutes later.
There will also be chsnge in the
running of trains ON the Delaware
branch, but the changes were no, yet
announced.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
THE p. e. CHURCH TROUBLES.
Dr. X. j. stewart Writes nm Open
Letter TO the Presiding Bishop.

DE- HI. u. stewart writes nm Open
Letter 90 the Presiding Bishop.
The tro bles IN the Episcopal diocese,
like Banquo's ghost will not down, but
keep continually rising up. DR.. Ken
sey Johns Stewart, counsel for Rev. Ii.
M. Phillips,reeter of Christ Church, Del
aware City, writes the following open
letter TO RI. Rev. b. Is. Smith, ID. ID.
LII. D., presiding bishop OF the Episco-
pal church, In reference to the rharges
made by him against Bishop Lee, of this
diocese:
To Rt. Rev. B. B. Smith, d. D. LII. d !:
The undersigned, in reply to letter
OF the standing committee, published in
the Morning Meas, and designed to
shield the bishop Of Delaware nom an
investigation into his unlawful and un-
christian persecution OF his brethren,
respectfully asks your attention to the
following reasons why the provisions OF
the law should not be made void In this
case, where the interests of truth and
humaalty should not be made subse:-
Went to private and personal matters,
however great tho parties may be, and
however obscure the position, or cruel
the wrongs Of those who cry for relief.
Truly yours, &C.,
X. J. STEWART.
l. IL Is unreasonable that men, who
may be regarded as "staff officers, !" should
be allowed to cover up mischiefin which
they have themselves participated, and
to evade lawful investigation into the
conduct Of their leader.
ii. When men OF high education
seek to shield partisan by hushing up
the cries OF their brethren for relief,
upon the ground that one OF these calls
for help comes from man who has
been wounded unto death; another from
one whom they have sought N stifie by
the most wicked of all devices; aud when
they openly stigmatIze rs unworthy Of
notice the cries for relief that come from
the laboring class, (for two Of the men
whom they say are not 6t to bring
charges against bishop are printers, and
the third is a mechanic), they only injure
their friend and show themselves unfit
for their high position In the church Of
God.
III. There must be great cause for
the evasion Of the investigation, when
men in snch high places unblushinglY
ask 1t, and in order thereto, falsify a
public records and seek 70 destroy the
influence OF brothers character, whose
record has been for near half century
pronounced ''irreproachable" by one Of
the most illustrious of your own rever-
ends.
Nv. When, under the provision Of
wise laws, made by the bishops them
selves, five men of unblemished reputa-
tioE ask for an investigation OF cruel
wrongs, and conventions, and standing
committees; or the other forces Of eva
sion, are substituted for the legal provi-
sions of redress; or, II any other means
be resorted 10 by which the ends of the
law are obstructed, you don't build up,
but rather destroy the confidence of the
people.
Truly yours, etc.,
n. j. STEWART.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
REsULrED fxFAnLY.
Edwin n. johnson Dies Prom The
Elects OF the Wound Inflicted BY
HIS Own Hand.

Edwin II. johnson Dies Prom The
Elects OF the Wound Inflicted BY
HIS Own Hand.
Edwin +. johnson, the organist of
Grace M. e. Church died at his boarding
house, No. 913 Market street, yesterday
afternoon abou. 3 o'clock from the wound
inflicted by his own hand on Wednesday
afternoon last, full account of which
appeared in the GAZETTE OF that day.
At first 1t was thought he would re-
cover, but he passed restless night on
Wednesday, and Thurday be suffered
greatly, aud grew rapidly worse until he
expired.
When asked why he committed the
rash act, he at first said that he was In
sane and desired his parents to be 30 iu-
formed. Subsequently he said he wanted
to go to his wife. He remained perfectly
rational up to the time of his death, and
expressed desire to live. II is generally
believed that the loss of his wife, who
died In Boston about four years ago, SO
pressed upon his mind that it resulted
in bis tragic death.
The decesseds parenIswere notified by
telegraph immediately after he had COM
mitteed the d ed, but they failed to
reach here before his death.
There have no arrangements been made
for the funeral as yet, as the friends OF
the deceased we're awaiting the arrival
of the unfortunate mans father, who
came up on the Delaware train to-day at
noon. No doubt he would have come
sooner but was delayed on account Of
his wife she having been in delicate health
for some time past, and the news Of hel
sons act completely prostraled her.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
NEWARK LETTER.
NEWARK, May 20, 1881.

NEWARK, May ~, 1881.
The friends of Mrs. John Ricketts,
will be sorry to learn of the death Of
that lady, which took place at Q a. m.
on Wednesday morning last. Mrs.
Ricketts, taught school in Newark be-
fore her marriage for quite number
of years, and was dearly beloved by
her scholars. She died at the resi-
deuce of her husband in California.
An awning has been placed in front
of the cooperative store; it is some-
thing needed as the sur had an unob-
structed scope during the warmest
part of the day.
A deputation of tho members Of
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, I. o. 0. f.,
paid the St. Georges Lodge Of that
order visit on Tuesday evening.
Mount Carmel Lodge, No. IA, A. f.
A. M, gave basket entertainment
in .he school house last evening. Each
purchaser of ticket was presented
with a small basket. .=5.tl
The show windows In Mrs. Mary
Choate's notion store present q very
pretty APPEARANCE, and rejects credit
on the person arranging them.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Unfs. Nominations.

rom the Telegraph.
The President is not doing as much
|s he ought to confirm the public sup
port which he is just now ,receiyinR
b his battle with the New York
Dtalwart Ring. Several of the nom
hations which he sent In yesterday
Fere utterly unfit. aud must have been
|n ,wn to be such by the President
Then he made them. II the habit Of
|Dnsidering nominations on their
perits-that is of performing its pro-
er constitutional functions in . pro-
BIZ manner--several Of tho names
y. bit in yesterday would be rejected
very summary fashion, and the Sep-
would get ell the public approval
winted in making the relations.
Unfortunately, as matters 20, there 10
etter chance that the unfit nOmina-
ions will be confirm cd without ma
erial opposition than that the at ones
Fill be.
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Changes Being Made.

The work Of changing tbs whistles
pn the p, W. g. B. r. r. locomotives
2 the kind used on the Pennsyivania
allroad, in order that the new signals
pay be given more effectually, 10 being
pushed forward "a rapidly as possible.
~ the platform steps ON the passen-
ger cars will also be made TO conform
those used on the Pennsylvania,
fhlch are much lever than those used
P the p, w. q B. 1t is not known
+ whether the cars will be painted
pe same color as those of the Penn
blvania or not.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Karsas Risaas.
LorDeH, NAV 10. lssi,

A ConstAntinople despatch 10 the 7ymes
says:-" Fhe Perte has received disqulst.
ing news frsm Kurdistan. Ihe KurdAh
chief Obridullah has again collected
large force, amounting to 10000 msn,
10 preparing for another incursisn into
Persia. Tho Persian Aasbasaador has
made representations TO the Porte on the
subject,and the Porto has taken eEsrgstic
measures 70 prevent fspstition 81 the
former atroeities." -
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THE REVISED NEW TEsTAMENT.
Hal q Million OF the English Edf.
ttOn Sent to This Country.

The employees Of j. B. Lippincott 3
Co.., the American agents for the
Unjversity were busy last Dixht tying up
bunules of the new editions of ths New
es ament III midnight when tue books
were delivered to the other retail stores
II olman, the Archstreet publisher receiy-
ed 10 90. toward morning the New York
newspaper train came in carrying ne veral !
thousand of the Oxford edition to, fll
Philadelphia orders. Copes OF tho New
Testament will be for Ga le al most ofthe
book stores In The city by half-past 8 or
8 o'clock 4 this morning The total number
of Test Aments received in the United
States is something like two million.
The American eR nt of tho Oxford
Univereity are Thomas Nelson q Sons,
of New York The cities OF the North
e .st aud " ct have been supplied By
purchase from Lippincott aud Nelson
As soon as the stores ere open tomorrow
she publication of AmeIicsn SditiOus
will be begun. The Philadelphia agents
declared yesterday afternoon that not
single copy of the book had up to that
time got into the han is of out ,iders. The
stock was only received at Llppincott's
Yesterday. 1t arrived in Phi1adelphia
last Tuesday by the Lord Olive. The
copies Of the Oxford edition reached
New York about thu end Of the previous
week. Record.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

Sir James Pagst. President Rrisish
Medical AsBoctation, Gays that 7o,00o
deaths are annually caused ~ nervous
diseases Ia ENGLAND, and that there 10 10
more pewerfai and efxectual nervous
tonic than the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic, is evidenced by the emphatic tea-
Caution-BeWare OF cheap, worthless
Inn itations under ours aud sim liar nam es
AK for Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic. Re-
collect that for malaria. debility, alex
and billousnsss It u incomparAbls.
mayR %
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
The strawberry Crop.

Strawberries are beginning to STRIVE In
our market in considerable quantities,
and Tor the first Of the season are selling
quite reasonable commanding 70 cents
per quart.
A gentleman from Delmar, who 10 Q
large grower, said 10 representative OF
the GAZETTE this NOR, lag, That the crop
would be the largest ever known on the
Peninsula, but that it Neuld be short
one.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

FoR PHILADELPHIA.--I.5 40. $50, g.AO,
bIO 9.UO, v.lV, 0.56. lU.S0. ii .63 O. M: 12.Ib
sl2.4S. 2.OS, 2.S0, 400, b.62, $40, ga, 9.65,
IOVv p. m. sundays, LIS, 40. S.lO am;
" ~, s. o2 e;54, 100, US, lg.00 p: m.
~ a. m; sIa.4s, 1Ls. 5.52, 6.l1 p. IN.
Sundays, Los. 2.2t y. M, $50 e.4l p. "a.
FoR BALTIMoRE.-n5l, liz, 7.56, S.SS q,
NJ; 256, sl.0A, 4.l6, $50 p. m. sum
days, lz6l. 2l2, 1855 a. IN.
Ss SIS s%AshifsESs;,2Sl \. %. SsES !; ~ 2, AS 5;s y
days, l3.6l 2.l2, 4.O2, 1855 .. IN. -.
pALrIAoRE AND IRrERMEDIArH STA
TONS. -lz5l, SIS a. m, ll.6o, 4f.6 p. m.
tine44 Ing 40 p. IN. train stops at way sta
Ions t,ons only betw cen PerryvillS and
Epsaumore. Sundays, 1854 q. IN,
EhRYvILLK AND IHTnRNEDIArE STA
aioNs-4.S p. m.
Oh NEW CAsrLH.-e.Oo s.s5, q, M; l.uoy
NJ Is IN, ~, p m, No Sunday trains.
T,n,soroa T,nsisroa AND INrnhMsDIATR sTA-
sSna.v svs ,SO 20 a: m; LOS. $40 p. m. No
tass nsss :. 4sD M lIsDsrsERIAr. n = 4, srArI0ss
10 y LIN IN iSSroR d NoRTHERN n. H.
Trains. s'O, 6.Oo p, m. No Sun.av
~ ~ as anEi;AwARE Il wEsrERr r. R-7.IS
ANS LOO 100 y. m. No Sunday trains.
ROW "a ANHiVE AT WILMINGl On
B.SS; N haLADELPHIA.--l2.4a. 2O4. 7.52,
R.oJ, Ia, l', lm', u m. I2.l6, 1245, sI. .O2,
e.1, lO.1S' 10y a.4l. 90, 8.f5, e.io. 800.
2Ol' 21 Lilo p. M. Sundays, l2.4S,
0. M %. lo10a. M; Q %. IL. rs. ii. rs
SoH %'. 4 New 2 Yosx.-a.O., ,aaa. q 7sa. ans, !
" A:Ox. a, go D M sua.
Roy Svs, 2.22. lisa q, m,
M. sIa aaLsrIhokE.-l.68. ll4. pk lI.S6
davs 2U0, 6.46, 9.Ss. N.El ~ m. NH.
RON = wa. wfoo. Al4 .. m. 6.46. d. 81 $50 d. ni,
m .mAsHIEdroN.-I.Es a 1,S ~ 4
da1s iI:4l, 200, sac. A n ~ sn., -
Ros 10. Ala, y. NJ; "a. slss 3. m. :
No.. tT,kRRYvILLK I, ulIv1a M ~
IN SMW snaW CAsTLE.-S.4E "A -, i2ld
fRoa DEl ~. no Sunday trains.
rRoS IN. No Sunday trsins f-'-s >>'se'
xss WILMINGTON q NapTa.pxp
trains. a.. MI i2'oS AS p. N. No SUNDAY
~ %i6' D. m. No Sunday trsins.
AiNs FOR wrLMINGroN LnAvG
tx Broad street pspot--
S.D ~ ~ c;io. lu.Ai. ll.VO, II. As 4. IA: I.SO
10 n ~ $50. 40, SIS. &. a q. al ada 4 n
6.O0 Al p m. Sundays. 7.O6. 40 4. m
PAR .. o,vV. s.lb, 1000, Il. .aJ 81 IA.
Only NJ street station
S|A'5 o m. - @~Ae'
'if1rs. a%,,.,,m marked thus e, denote a,
'o express train.
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The Public Buildings OomGitees was
instructed to prepare suitable Office sc-
commodations for the department Of
registration OF births, marriages and
deaths.
The commission on opening Tatnall
street from Elliott avenue to Twenty
second street, assessed $500 damages on
property OF j. Ponlsou Chandler. Same
commission also reported nominal dam.
ages (six cents) to the property for open
Ing Chestnut street from Broome TO
Union streets; cost of proposed improve
ment, % 900. Referred TO the Opening
Streets Committee:
On Mr.. Rodney's motion the Rodney
street basin was ordered TO be- included
within the patrol of the special police
man at the City Park.
The ordinance exempting Browntown
dogs from registration until the first OF
January next was read third time and
passed.
During the evening the following or
derB were directed to he drawn:
O. p. johnson. $50. .48, Thomas & Co.,
Stops; Simmons q Bro, $3.06; Mills 81
Combs, $3.50; Eliza Frazer, $500; Mar
tin Keogh, $723 84;treasursr Of Board Of
Health, $500; street commissioner, to
pay commissions, $50.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Public Sale OF Houses and Iot.,

J.T. Heald, advertIses 3 sale of two
frame buildings and nineteen building
lots, on Eleventh street near Lombard,
and over Eleventh street bridge, on Sat
urday at 4.3O p. NJ, on the premises.
Property in the neighborhood has ad-
yancsd considerably in the last two
years, and good investments may be
made at this sale.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Nearly Completed.

The additional building 10 the Jackson
& Sharp Company works, which has
been under course of erection for about
two months, is now nearly completed.
The building, Is two story one and
will be used as saw mill and cabinet
shop.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
The Reason Why.

The tonic effect of Kidney Wort Ia
produced by its clearing and purifying
act on on the blood. Where there is Q
grayelly depositin the urine, or milky,
ropy urine from dlsordered Kidneys, ID
cures without fail. Constipation and
piles readily yield to it's cathaItic and
heallDg power. Put mp in dry vegetable
form or liquid, (very coneentrated),
either act prompt and sure.-1'roy Bud
Oet
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobae-
en- should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as tits the only tobacco which
has not the favor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth
Ap, I'D & VS. N.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

Snuff or dust Of any kind and strong
eaustic solutions aggravate catnrrh and
prive II to the lungs. DR.. 6age's Ontarrh
Eemedy cures catarrh by its mild, sooth,
lnR,, cleansing and healing properties.
Each package prepares one pint OF the
Remedy ready for use, and costs only
nfty cents. Sold by druKgists. 50 pesi-
lively certain is IL In it's results that It's
iormer proprietor used TO offer q stznd-
lng reward OF $500 for case Il Wonld
not cure. ~ sEf-7
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Pensionins Mexican War Veterans

Both houses Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature have passed bill allowing
pension of $75 a year to u surviving
veteran of the Mexican war, or to
widows of deceased soldiers and sailors
of that war, 1t is estimated that there
are in the State about 900 persons who
will be benefited by this act should
the Governor approve it. The act
would involve an additional expense to
the State of over $40, 900 a year.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Works fart.

The finest collection of valuable oil
paintings ever exhibited in this city
win be sold at public sale without re-
serve, on this and to morrow evenings
at 500 Market street. Mr.. ogle con>
ducts the sale.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Meetings T0-Nighs.

|M. =. Il A.
So. Z, Dupont Guards.
|Ihe Excelsio- Democratic Club.
EEsi0f EaiIiaa LodSss' adGSsfs ho. Se & & g. g.
fSescue Council, No. ., .. U. A. M.
Eolumbia Lodge, No, rs, 1. o. o. y.
|Washington Council, Mo. 4, o. u, A. n
delaware Tribe No. 1 Imp. o. II. II.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20
Ths 9ailg Stasstte.
FIRST EDITION.

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The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

The 92d General Assembly Of t .
Presyptefian Church in the United
states met yesterday in Buffalo. Rev.
Dir. Heu,y Darling, of Albany was
elected Moderator.