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The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
,ocAL TIME TABLE
Av oard la0I

,ucTED MAY Brd loSl.
LEAVE WILMlNdrON
AIMS Ls1pHIA.-2.05 LEE 2.2b $50 Ian,
PHILApna as. 1880. l.63a. M; lz:io
~ "a IA 40. 400, b.62, 6,SS. I.Oc, 100.
D.4s, lvS, lvSS,nndays. 2.O5, AS, $40 s.m.;
~ P: P:p w ~ 7.0D, VS., 1000 P. m. n
&eT;So eT;SooaK~2U5, 2.25, $50, 40. s.o5,
NEW ioSa 80. ~. 2.U3. 6.52: 6.Ss ~. m.
Ss. m'5 ,s 2.25 q. M. 6.52 t.3s p. N.
hndays, ys,,xnpE.-l25l, 2.i2, 4.U2 loo,
hLiSs5si L.iSs5 i.Oi AS $50 lO.oi pm
sSa.p.' @a,n. 81, III. 40 ,'.aS a. III. i'.oi
N, saros.-i25I, 2l2, 4.U2; 1856.
WAsA.iSh5, sI.O4. 6.6c p, m. Sun
i g. n3,. III 4.V2. 1855 q. IN. sn
.v Asp IHrERMEDIATk STA
tIsof5I I'll & a. IN. l-.o5. H. % p. m.
oss', m. train stops al way sta.
pc 40 n,y Il bslw oen Perryyills and
lons ;,,ors n sundays. 1851 q. m.
.nxvIILE AND INTERMEDIATE rFA
lIcSs INsg IA w1G;iAvsFrLR.-6OO II s.a5. a. M; l.G
TAX msS n. m, No sunday trains.
@trrs ~ ~ AND INTERMEDIATES STA.
.nns u Is a. M; l.U3. $40 p. m. NO
sus ua. AND iNDEaMEDIATE STATIONS
IS 4. m,; 10 p. m.
n WIINlsoToN 4 NORTH kkf ~. n.-
Eioa. m.; 800. 80 y. m. NO sun-s'
PAM; ns,AwARE wEsrERN q. h-7.l6
,sa. m,: :6.S5 p. ms SUNDAY traihN'
m sla. ~, and t.OO y. n; ,x,o,.,,.
tsSH arrive AT WlLMlNS,v vS
eas PpILADELPHIA.-l24S, ZV'' S,o.,
NJ ,as. D a. IN, II m; l2.lo, 40
Ia IA n i.s5, I.4i, $40, 800 b.le,, O.ie
\. ID. 1915, lilo y. III Sunoays,
Etn2f,351, 7,4. iV.lo a. M y ~ io'so.
q Z p FoR OF WILMINGTON LEAVE
.nrLpHIA-Broad street Depot
M iyJ, SIS, It.3O, l.vO, II: 40 q. m: Icy
tS 31 Nj. 4.3O, 6,l0 5.l5. $40 ~, o,V, ,s.io
4 a Ii 81 D. m. sundays. 40, S.SO n. LID.
m IN GSOl. aib. 1910, il.&D. m "a,
eos NEW YoRK.-2.U, 3.6z. ia, o.S3
m; liS, sl.02. 4 Al, $40 i0.S N
sa lV7, 5.57 7.5l a. N. l0.iS p. IN
Sov NJ BALrInoRE.-l.5g, 2l4, S6i. l..b A.
N. .J2. Al, 2.UO, $40, $50, S.5O p. m. ,un-
An, I.by 2l9 q. IN. 6.41. $50 s.6O p. m.
IN WAsHINaToN.-l.59, Alb. ll.43 ~.
In. si2.4I, 40. S. 46, 6.3o p. m. sun
|Ssys. I.5g, 2.I9, u. M: $40. $50 p. m.
nm PERRYvILLF Olly-O.O6 am.
kaY INV CAsTLE.-S.iS, v.3), n. M. l2UI
Eih6lS D, IN. No sunday trains.
5mI DELAWARE h. k.-S.4s u. H.; l2.W
|lN o, IN. No sunday trains.
|lox WILMINGTON q NORTH ERS II. II
10 q. IN; l2.05 B.45 p. 10. No Sunday
trains, a
'Eox DELAWARE WKsTgRs X. A-s.M
i. m., ia, p. ii. 5un'I"y trains s.io
|, III. and h.IU p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Something About Sick Babies

TeethiDg infants and small Chi Idren are
greatly distressed by warm weather, and
the usual effects Of their distress are
Collie, CholerA Infantum or Dysentery.
Such disorders are particularly dagger
Gus to these helpless innocents, who are
unable to stand any great amouut OF
physical suffering; therefore It. Is the
duty Of parents to treat their little ones
with great care, slleviating their misery
not by nauseons doses but by judi clously
a1mtpistered doses Of PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER, which is a safe, sure and
quick remedy for Summer Complaints
Of the bowels.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Lot Of Chenp Carpst..

In large stock of carpets will often
be found some pieces that on account
of color and style do not sell vel. w.
M. Kennard & Co. have a few such
pieces, and they have determined to
close them out, and will on Monday
commence their sale at 80 cents per
yard. Tney are goods of excellent
value, but not pretty. Any one desir-
ing a good carpet, and not caring for
beauty, can now get it. 1hey are al
wool.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Home Gathering.

Central Presby terian Sunday School,
which has been some what broken up
aud scattered during the summer months,
will have n home gathering or renion,
10 morrow afternoon, services commence
ing In the church at 8 o'clock All
scholars and teachers are cordially in
vited TO be present. Also the parents
and friends OF the scholars, as well as
the public generally.
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ConkIing's Latest Sch sme.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-It 10
rumored here to-day that Judge Lapham
will be rendered Cabinet position.
This Is an alleged scheme to get Lap.
ham out Of Conkllng's way for the Sen
ate, to which vacancy Governor Cornell
would immediately appoint Mr.. Conk-
ling. This is good scheme II 1t Is made
to-work. 1t would.givs Arthur's admin
is.ratlon an able aud trust worthy leader
OIL the floor o + the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01

One Of the most unfortunate feat
ures of the great Michigan fires, apart
from the loss of life, has been the ne.
cessary failure of the farmers mutual
insurance companies. All of the risk
OF these companies have simultaneous
ly proved losses, and mutual insurance
has resulted in mutual disaster. The
fault was in concentrating Insurance.
risks-a fault sometimes committed by
stock insurance companies, as wit
ness the failures resulting from such
fires as those of Chicago and Boston.
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Queer Security.

MiudIetoWn TTanscript.
During the fair one of the tent
shows on the ground failed to pay its
rent promptly and the Treasurer went
down to have II closed up. The pro-
prietor pleaded his inability to pay
and offered his boa constructor as Sc.
curity, but the Treasurer declined
with thanks. He said when he got
ready to be hugged to death he didn't
want 1T done by a snake. Z.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Vhs 9aily Gazetts.
FIRST EDITION.
the Cecil County Fair.

The second anHual exhibition of the
Cecil County Agricultural Society will
be held at Elkton, October 4, 8, O and !.
ln addition 20 the daily trials OF speed
the entries for which include some of
the best horses In the country, there
will be bicycle races between whee linen
from PhiladelpbiA and Baltimore, and a
tournament on the third day In which
upwards Of twenty knights will
compete.
The entries for the trial Of speed clos
ed remarkably well, there being 100 en-
tries for the thirteen races TO be trotted
during the fair.
The IS race, to be trotted on the DAY
promises TO be very spirited contest
the entries being Edwin Thorne, alta:
Wedgewood 2 10; and Josephus, 2. 1os.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
DIED.

MONTGOMERY.-O the Both instant.
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery. in her SD
year.
The relatives and friends of the family
are In vited 10 attend the funeral from her
late reside ce, 3l8 West street, on Tues
day morning, October 4, at $50 o,c ock,
M ass a. 81. Peters church. Interment at
Old Catholic Cemetery.
FoRD.-On the 10th ult,, near summit
Bridge, Mary Clayton Ford, daughter
o. James P. and orie W. Ford, In the
sixth year of her age.
Asleep in Jesus.
De- Erin this city on the 10Th uIt,
Andy Dever. aged 81 years.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Social Gathering.

Last evening a party Of ladies and
gentlemen rendered James Kitchen
a reception at his fathers residence
No. IL East Fourth street. The music
for the occasion was furnished by
Messers. Robinson and Heal. Re-
ireshments were served in abundance
and at midnight the party dispersed
for their homes we'll pleased with the
evening visit.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Extra Sunday Papers.

For the coming extra session of Con-
gress, gossip about the new Cabinet,
the movements Of President Arthur,
and the latest news from every portion
Of the world, see the great Sunday
papers, sold by Gearge A. Davis, 8l8
Market street, In the morning at
o'clock.
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ReUOVaI.

Mrs. L. b. Broadway, dealer in milli-
merry, lace snd zephyr goods, at Third
and King streets, has removed to her
new store, No. 329 East Fourth street.
The opening took place last Thursday
evening, and the attendance was very
arge.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Hosiery.

w. N. Kennard Il Co., are now open
ing splendid line of solid colors Eog.
lish, French an d German Hosiery goods
that will both wear and wash-plain and
ribbed, from 35 to 1.20 perpalr. No finer
line of colors have ever been offered 10
the Wilmington trad.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Jubal Cain Was a Man Of Might.

The sun shines br ghter on the Tenues-
see homes since Felix u. Lester, age d "a. a
sturdy blacksmith in the shops OF the
Mobile and ohio X. R., at Jack son Tenn.
drew $l5.OO0 by a venture of one dollar.
mailed 10 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans
La, In the l35th Grand Monthly Drawn 3
OF Inc Louisiana stale Lottery at New
Orleans, on August 9th. The 18th draw
irg, ON October III. when some one .lse
wi get $50 1000 on sending in the same
way s2. VINO is he sep2S
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
A Cowboy Captures . Depot.

TUCSON, Arizona, September 3d.
Last evening two Texan cow boys, who
had got drunk mounted their horses and
rode through the depot at Deming, scat
tering passengers in all directions. One
OF them struck leading merchant with
SIX shooter. He then captured Vie
dining room at the depot, but " as ky.ed
by Deputy Sheriff while resisting ar
rest.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
FOR SALE.
ARM FOR SALE.

|Will be sold at pnbllc sale, on sATUR.
Ny, Oct. 18TH. 1881, farm coniaInin.
rty-nine and One.half acres OF and. !.
pfe OF less. divided Into Ave n Ids. and
the best qusllty. situated In KenneIt
snship u OF mile from Kennett Sla-
p, Chester county, Pa. The east branch
Red Clay Creek runs through -.
soSsnsSts %Sas Ef 'Gs coussI srepsf's Of rahs The
Wage, nearly new, contain ing 7
oms, pump IN summer Ritchen. aud "A
Wy In cellar, and fine spring and
nag house, with other springs and
aualhg Sites anf 2 good orchard. There
aoouo decker barn and stablinx, and
~ VAL sIouud the barn-yard, corD-
aef In every field on The farm.
~ commences At o'clock. Terms
GsfA aud VIII be made known on day OF
sepS'2tddw JOHN WRIGHT.
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Its Action is sure and nare.

The celebrated remedy Kidney w ort
can now be obtai ned In The nsnaI drv
vegetable form, or 10 liquid form, 1t Is
put In the latter way for the especi al
convenience of those who cannot read
lily prepare 1t. IL will be found very
concentrated and will act with eoual
efficiency In either case. Be sure and
read the NKw advertisement for particu.
lars.-SouM and West
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01

As our reporter came along Water
street last night shivering with the chill
night air, and drawing his overcoat
the time for colds and coughs" but IL
poor 70 ortals only knew what u certain
cure Or. Baiis Cough syrup Is, how few
would long suffer, and then IL costs only
twenty-five cents.-Sandusky (Ohio)
Register.
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PUBLIC SALES.

|ALE HB COWS. -
The subscriber Will sAx/IVN@XI
cu, last Marlborough NM
rester county, Pa, 6x2A
MONDAY, OCT. nth, 1881,
All O'Clock. p. M,
DIRTY HEADoE FRESH COW AND
BPRiNGERS, TWENTY HEAD
i OF YOUNG BULLS.
Sill & BAILEY.
y. W. stidham 4 Son, Auctrs.
|Aug3O-B
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WI msALE.-A building lot on the 8.
moorner OF Stroud street and Rail
sha awsnue, w, near the locomotive mouse
us wilmington d Western Il. r.. IA
ppi LUls ~ ~ un on \. X. Avenue, and 81 feet
mi. " stroud street, West Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Anniversary.

Tomorrow afternoon the Sunday
school connected with the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Covenant will
hold their anniversary.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Meetings Tonight.
SATURDAY.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I. 90 r,
Brandywipe Lodge. No. IL, /. o. o, r.
Lsfayetse Lodge, No. 3 X, OF P.
Jefferson Council. No. 10. QUA. M.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01

they would have at races where betting
Is allowed freely and pools sold on The
ground. So in most instances stake
holders gave the wagers to the winneu.
ana those who had their money In hand
held on to 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
HWE FOR SALE.

aS.si y.st ~ private sale, the weli-known
fOsaile fosissle HOTEL PRUPERrY
NoNhteDd, Del, WITHIN / miIa N.n
osu, %, p, Proposed SKIP Canal. now It'll
nv oeilg commenced, 4 his viii, IN
lnd, sntiry vatiry OF mill ons OF dollars iur
Inn "a, ai!S tune. The property now
nsh'a siso casn and The manurss Rad
Sn-Two ,rhlCE Five thousand dol
he, ,xo ,na ,aaousaLd caah. the baIa nee ia
u mortgage. secured o. bond
.sgsav,Oss SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
= EnWnkeDd Dal
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N pasture tn;ssAnout nssa forty acres 70
sa |i'Saa a y The e st,,hoo from the city l,mils
Of T., near he prem'iss mPp.y
sepLIi. I'm
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NEW ADvEkris tlsl .N'l's.
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sv,dsss4, n.is a hotel property at
soss Il has sdsWsre. dan. Twelve or fifteen
F'alhe premiseIs e a good business. Ap-
FL Y, Isl. hERINE e. KIELKPr.
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Iaaiistsi' OXEN for sale. -
augl.r 1ohN SW AN, LEX
Near Delaware cily.
sae I.'n, LAND FOR BALE.-For
ak purcIastY,af acies Of Lanu la lots to
efs' Apply to
iugs.3mos sdtu -. j. TEMPLE,
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n oLOAN.-Money 10 lean at per cent.
i on mortgage in any amount.
sepA 5t HEALD co.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

The Maryland association OF the New
Jerusalem church is holding its annual
meeting In the church at the corner oil
Delaware avenue and Washington
street. The meeting was opened last
night. q sermon being delivered by
Rev. Chapcey Giles, of Philadelphia,
who selected his text from John 10 :
1915.
AT the session this morning Rev.
Jabpz Fox, Of Washington, presided
Delegates from Pb lsdelPhia, Washing
ton. Baltimore, Wilmington and other
places were present. Letters from Sb-
sent ministers we're read. Reports from
societies, committees and ministers
we're also read. 1t was decided 10 have
printed in tract form 5 600 copies OF
the sermon preached last evening by
Rev Mr.. Giles. The annual report was
read. II snoGs that the association Ii
making satisfactory progress. A Ne"
Ihouss of worship has bean erected IL
Baltimore by the Germans, and th'
del upon the temple at Washington
has heen reduced.
Rev. Adolph Roeder, OF tn Baltimore
jG-rman Society, made the aapuAl ad
dress Ut noon.
Officers we're elected at 3 o'clock anc
the communion was celebrated at 4.3'
O'Clock. During the afternoon the mis-
,sionary cause was discussed.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

Mary B. Pugh, wife OF James push'
OF Cenreville, Christisna Hundred,
Delaware, died very suddenly about
Q o'clock this morning Of sporlexy, in
the 74.h year of her age. She was IN
her usual health this morning wi en-
she got up and came down stairs and
after eating her breakfast she returned
10 her room where she was soon after
wards found lying upon her face on
the floor dead.
She was the mother Of 7. B. Push,
man sger OF the Star Course OF entertain
ments, Philadelphia, and also D. w.
PuSh, of Stephenson car works, rev
! York. She was intelligent in . mark
ed degree and very much respected BY
all who knew her. A daughter is mar
ried to DR.. Joseph II, Chandler. Tht
funeral will take place at Cen'revl1ie,
on Friday at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
aHE RAILROAD nUDBLE'


President HiackIeY
tug Of amp Change I'm the r, w. d
n. Ratlroad.
special Dispatch TO the Republican.
PHnADElpHIA, Pa. Feb. %. II 80 q. m.
But little is known here OF the re-
ported sale Of the P. W. h B. railroad.
rhe REpuBIIcAs correspondent inter
viewed President Hinokley on the sub
lee, this forenoon. he made an nm.
qualified denial OF the whole story, &C
tar as his knowledge went, and sati
be had an interview with the Boston
stock holders las, Thursday, and they
assured him that they had no inten'
ton of selling ont. He DOES nos think
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Compa
nv and Jay Gould, have secured con
troll Of the road,
II lie known here that Vtce Presidents
R. ". Garrett and John W. Davis o
the B. & O. road are in New York TO se'
Gould. Yhis may have some bear
ing upon the reported sale, bu' II ma,
be simply with reference 10 the con
solidation OF the B. o company will
Gould's Philadelphia i Reading pur
chase reported last Friday. b.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
Tn. FandfuG Bill.

The effects OF the passage ofthe fasa,
ing bill, and the probable further enec.s J,
should it become law, form one I"
the leading topics at Washington I'M
correspondent Of the Tribune conv" ,
sed Yesterday With Controller Knox ana
Congressman Carlile upon 'he SoolS"
and their views are given herSSla WIN.
There is a growing sentiment IN lS S.'.
Of q veto by the President inS s'S J
cistsd banks and bankers Of CleVs,sp ~,
Ohio, sent a dispatch to tho rres,a'I "
asking b i'm to veto the bill. banA' :. !,
several cities yesterday TOOK steps "
withdraw their circulation.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

William II. Moysten, residing 81 No.
800 Rast Seventh street, celebrated his
thirty 9th birthday, last evening --
Twenty five couple we're present, Dum
Der of the visitors being from Philadel-
phis. Mr.. Moystsn received several
valuable presents, the principal one
being a handsome gold watch and
chain. Mr.. II. was also presented
with bouncing rag baby, representing
the two phrases in politics.
Mr.. Moyste several years ago beipl
prominent politician Of Philadelphia
At II o'clock sumptuOus repAs' VA
spread and ample justice was done Il
the tempting viands. The visitor
dispersed for their homes at midnigh
with pleasant recollecticns otihC happy
event.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
4DuHTg FnlTiCS.
aTTRE OPERA HOUSE.

the Drama Presented Lass Even
Ing- Cae Entertainments 10 De
Given.
Steele Mscksye's beautiful comedy.
drama, "Hasal Kirke," was presented
Al the Opera House last evening to D
large audience. The performance was
dpliphttully interesting and seemed to
hold magic spell over those who we're
present. ,.,o
Miss Enie Rllsler ably took the little
role and was frequently enehored' q.
W. Goa ldook, as Dastan Klrke, HAZEL 8
father. took that character with excel
lance. Gustavus Levick took the role
Of Lord Travers in fsultless manner
". ], Ferguson, as Pittacus Green,
greatly abused the audience. The
otber characters we're ably presented.
The future engagements are as fol-
lows
Marie Roxe concert on Thursday
evening. ,u,.
Barlcw, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
Ministries on Friday evening.
Hon William Parsons will lecture on
Saturday evening.
Ems. Williams will appear on Mon
day evening in "our German Senator,
Tue Baltimore Herald says: 'Th'
play is as funny as can be, and ever
when the inimitahle Senator is no
upon the stage laughter reigns su
preme. There are comical situations
At every turn, the dialogue is hlIet
with broad comedy, and all the charac
tiers have characteristics and peculiar
ties intensely amusing. And wne'
Mr.. Williams is on the boards he hold
the house in his hand. Hs has but u
Hook at the audience to provoke In
iolliest and most good humored 0
hearty laughs; but with all his huno
there is in him true vein OF deep pa
thos, and his ROTATIONS bring tears !
the ewes OF his listeners, even betor
the laugh has died from their lips
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

REYTCT DS -ln the 2lst instant A. Feno-
ma Reynolds, aged ~ lears.
The re,arive, and friends OF the 1amly hTe
respecttuIly invited to attend the iuaeral;
from the residence OF her mother, MARY a.
Rsypolds, Nc. los Z. Second street, on Wed'
nesdA, sitsfnoon, at 2So O'CLOCK. inter
mcnt aSe1S ilmington and BrAndyWlne Oem-
otezW
rFAHT.-On the 2Tst instant. Mary
Ann Chaltant, In the $50 year oil her age,
The re- atives and tria nds are respectfully
4ryitrd TO attend the funeral. from the
cadence of her s3p.in.law, John BROOKS,
on the PhIs pike, ninth ward, on we mes
dly next, at 10 o'c.Ocx, a. N. 10 proceed 70
Chadd Ford.
PUGH.-Sudden'y OF appeplexy, on the 12d
instant, Mary g., wife of James K. Pus n
of Oentrelille, Delaware, aged ~ years.
.. Relatives aad friends are invited 10 ~
tend the funeral ou friday, February 2tth
Issl, at O'Clock, without turther notise. In
termont at long wood Cemetery.
MART,N.-r the Goth Inst, Fannie +
daughter o JaLe' Martin.
Relatives ant friends are respectfully IL
v.tei to attend her funeral no u the resi-
ierce OF her parents, No. 800 West Eight
street. on Wsdne day afternoon. at2 o'LlocI
Interment at Lower Brandyvine Churc
Cemetery Services at the house at ociocl
COLI ms In this city on the 2lst inst
VII lam Collins, aged At years.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

The losses Of cattle-raisers IN Ne
brrska, Cololado, DAko q, Kansas,
Idaho, NJ ntAna and Oregon, AID in
north eastern New Mexico. owing TO the
severity OF the winter and the deep
SHOWS, are believed to very large, but
the estimates in the various districts
range all the way from 10 to 10 per
ceut. 1t will not be possible to get &C,
tual figures until the SHOWS have 81
disappeared. One cattle raiser in Ne
braska, William Parton, estimates his
loss of cattle at 5000 to 1000 head, val
ued at over 900; another, j. N,
Mcshane. estimates his loss at 10000
head. Both gentlemen are members
OF the Nebraska Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
Tine RFtatOF Sean q al

Ex- Mayor Reath, member OF the or =
cial Board Of the Ames N. church,
New Orleans, says no charges were
ever made against Rsv. Mr.. Bristor,
nor was he removed. He had been
trsnsf to another Conference, and
the Board had unanimously petitioned
the Bishop for his return to New
Orleans. There never was breath OF
scandal az 9inst Mr.. Bristor until that
mischievously set afoat yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22

A. Venona Reynolds, aged Is yesrs,
a young lady very well and tsvorably
known in this city, died yesterday
morning about half past eleven. She
will be buried TO- morrow afternoon at
2 80 o o'clock.
Miss Fannie P. Martin who has been
Ill since last spring, died on Sunday.
Her funeral will take place TO morrow
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
U.ocml AgteFInat N.

Frost has caused slight surface
slide on the east bank of Cool Spring
Reservoir. When the weather settles
the bank will be smoothed and re-
sodded.
Trinity choir will sing in concert al
Fifteenth and Thompson streets, Phiia'
delphia, next week.
The Washington Steam Fire Engint
aud Hook and Ladder Compsny's bal
will be given tonight.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
ANOtner Glass.

Professor Ford who has been go enc
oessful in teaching elooutiou this Win.
ter is organizing another class to meet
at his office, Eighth and West SITS. Ii
mests tomorrow evening for the first
time. The Professor has gate y nun
her Of testimonials OF his efficiently In
teaching elocution. He has a largs
clsss In Newport, and contemDlates or
Rsnizipg one Ia New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
Msnkina's FavOrite Pills.

DR.. Simns' ves etable Liver Pills (suga:
eoatrd) move the bowels easy bv acting d..
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action OF inc liver r
the riu 1t or leis side or through the limbs
indin estion, costiveness, sloE stomach, wsas
becS, dissi ness, bad feelings through the
body &C, ing limbs, biliou!rsss, general
Waak ness and other bodily intirmities ar
cured They positively Operate witnou
sowa,s q stlve K splendid, easy, purSativ'
snT liver cure rs cents and 81 box, Mail
Tanot 9TH and King SITS. Philadelphia 20;
Arch street. Sold BY dealers III
Daily Republican., 1881-02-22
OHhLLENGE EXTRAORDINARY :!
Read this, II may save your Life.

DR. V. H. STONE. late physician ano
surgeon of the United States army, me IN
ventor OF Apepsia, the only known medieine
that will cure dyspepsia, today challenges
the world TO produce case OF dyspepsia that
Apepsta Will not cure. Dr. Stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested
1t on cases OF every form and stage, even OLD
chrenic cases of thirty and forty years stana
ing where everv known medicine had failed,
and in every clse the result has been cure.
This gives me confidence in saying 70 INC
| nnhuc there ia no case l cannot cure alter
treating thousands Of cases, some OF when
had BEEN given up to die. Reader have you
dyspepsta? II so, get bottle OF Apepsia aho
lreioice again in perfect health.
Price per bottle, $500. por S Se.R %n sn9
Market streets, and N. b. Dauior Il, SECOND
and nj syket streets. Also by al retail drug
gistg, Read Dr. ST. les rules OF diet on Gu
jcular, Druggists have them lsno-u