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RRsouED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlln, Of somsrvills.
Aass., says In the fall of 1876 l was
AIKEN with bLRRDIMo OF Tnn LUros
fsliowed BY . severe cough. 1 lost my
appetite and fesh, and was confined TO
~ BED. In 1877 I WAS admitted to the
Hospital. Tho doctors said 1 had hole
- ny lung a. big as . halt dollar. At
one time . report went around that
va. dead. 1 gave mp hope, INT friend
,old me Of DE-. WILLIAM HALLS
bALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. / got .
bottle, whom to my surpr.so, i com meme
"a TO feel better, and to-day feel bettor
taan for three year, past.
" write this hoping every one afn,cl-
wltb Diseased Lungs will take DE-.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
ssavinoed that CONSUMPTION CAN
~ CURED. 1 can positively say Il has
soas more good than all tho other medi-
s'ass have taken since my sIckpsss.
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Case Reopensd.

On Wednesday evening last Eva
Phillips, oolored, was given hearing
before the Mayor. on the charge Of
having stolen Q dress and q pair Of
shoes from Rachael Gasby, and held
in the sum of $500 bail to answer ut
Court. Since that time, other evi..
dence was obtained and upon the ad-
vice of Attorney General Gray, the
-aopened this morning and
w evidence produced. The
i1.- ntireiy refuted tho charge
eaifs tendant was discharged.
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GEHERAL nHws.

Dispatches from various points In
the Pennsylvania eske region. re-
seived in Pittsburg, report that near.
ly all the striking miners have rssum-
ed at the old prices. By July lst It
is expected that shipments will be
the same as before the strike.
A special cable dsspach, received
in Montreal from Liverpool ysstsrs
day, reports that men are beng en-.
gagged in Liverpool, Glasgow and
ports on the east coast to 20 to Mon.
treal and take the places Of the ship
laborers now on strike. So 80
The United States Steamer ALI
ance arrived at st. Johns, Nswfound-
land. yesterday morning, on her
cruise in search Of the Jeannetts.
Tbs revenue cutter Corwin left
Ounalaska in the latter part Of May
for the Arctic regions. 7sai atg
In the U. s. Court, ct Danvills, vr-
ginia, yesterday jesse and David Ing
| ram coiorsd, were sentenced each 70
one years imprisonment in the Albany
penitentiary and psy yment Of hne OF
s100 for selling liquor without q licsnss.
1 0AuOv De Ivy tUS t80 VV00U8EIy1kUEa
was sentenced BY Judge Bloneett In
Chicago yesterday 70 ten .years IN The
psniIentiary. Doyle when arrested,
had in his possession over 600 900 in
counterfeit United States tonds.
Thomas Lee, an old resident of, Mar
Gus Hook, Penn, fell dead in his house
on Thursday evening after eating .
plate Of ice cream. l'e3 @ase
Silas G. Herring, the safe msnufac-
turer, died suddenly In Piaia6cld, Anew
Jersey, yesterday morning. He Was 70
years Of age.
The body Of Mrs. Henry Hslterman,
Of New York who died recently Of con-
sumption was burned yesterday In the
crenatory At Washington Penn.sia i
Charles Csulfeld boy was sossd 70
death by bull in Montreal yesterday.
| Ambrose Cooper, . private Of Compa-
ny X, Fourth Calvary, Was drowned in
the Gunnison river, Colorado, % the
21st instant. ,ts..,Ex 49,,
Jacob Dunser, being drunk tall dorm
stairs aud was killed, ip New York yes
tsrday morning.
Mrs. Harriet Andrews from Vermont
died yesterday morning N the same city
from shocks received from falling dowI
+ stairs.
Il Yesterdays ballot In the New Yori
Legislature for the short term wa "
follows; Wheeler, 45 /; Potter, -; O6nk
ling.S0 Lapham, Is, u scsftsfIns 8
For tbe long term the vote vas Depeu
81; Herman As Plat, n Cornell, 2
Crowley, 8; Hoskins, LapbaIh, ,3
Trsmain l. At q conferences Of the Ad
ministration members Of the Legisla-
ture last evening, 1t was resolved 10 en-.
deavor to increase the vote for Lieuten,
ant Governor Hoskins to day. ~
Il A NEW and stringent liquor law
J will 60 into effect in Rhode Island on
July I. One of its provislons IL that
: no license shall be granted for any
place within 400 feet Of q public
! school. 1t Is probable that this clause
, will compel the removal of . number
, of hotels. Another provision Of the
; law is that the objection Of majority
of the landowners within100 feet Of I
: place for which . lioens6b ssksd shsl
be sufficient to prevent the granting o.
a license. t.l..
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silver ore ON windmill Island.

Six tons of silver ore valued at $780,.
900, from one of the richest veins in
Mexico, has been landed on Windmill
Inland in the middle of the Delaware,
for the purpose OF having the precious
metal reduced from the ore at the
smelting works of latham. The ore
wa shipped by Governor Sheppard Of
Washington to his partner, L. II.
Stevens. The Governor is erecting
machinery at his mines and meantime
the ore has to be crushed else where,
Besides this the shipment is an ex-
pertinent, which, if successful, will
save the operators the 10 per cent,
charged in Mexico for all silver bars
taken out Of that country, no tax being
levied on the ore.-Prsss.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 2srd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON


f0R PHILADEL.PHIA.-2.05 2.25 $50. TAO,
SO N0o. s.ly. Q 50. IQ.30. LISA. M; IL. 10
lo.5o D. m. snndays, ,2.05, 2.ss. Bic am;
80 vS,oo,Scxs;ss: I.oo, s;sS, iS.oo y 2; m; . :.
ll.bs a. M; sl1.4y. 2.Us. b.6l, b.ss p. M.
Sundays. Aus. 2x6 y. IN. 5.62 B.3S p. IN.
FoR BALTIMoRE.-i2,5l, 2.l2, 4.02 7.65,
lSSa.m. ;I255. si.OA, 4.i6 $50 l0.bl pm
Sundays. iasl. 2.l2, l.o2, 7.D a. IN. 1J.5l
FoR WAsHIKaroN.--l25i, 2.l2, 4.U2; 7:65.
s.S q. M; 1l55, sI.O4. $50 p, IN. Sum
days, 2.b1, 1.i1, 4.0l, 7.b5 q. N.
BALTIMORE AaD liz NrERMEDIArE Sta
fIoHs. -l2-5l, 8.SS u. M. ll.55, AS p. m.
nhe 4.AS p. IN. train stops ut way sta
nons unly bstw con ferryviils and
unAlumore. Sundays, 12-5l a. m.
FskhfvILLH AND lHTRKaEDIATR STA
fioSs.--S.lb p. m.
tsa Nzw CAsrLE.-8.O0 9.s5, a. M; l.Jt
~ w. p. m. No sunday trains.
~,nik0ToN ELLINGTON AND IETRRM EDIArE STA
nSas.-s& nuna.--s a. M; l.Oo, u.15 p. m. No
5a1aa -a.M AND STATIONS
I, Yel wnaisedTSoosp dSo ?. ! %; so,r.
sSiss n H.; 800, 5.O0 p. IN. No Sunua,
ID Ion. DELAWARE WESTERN R. R.-7.,e
Ios1 = m.; o.So p. m.i Sunday train
mi, m anu $40 y. m.
aAiss ARRIVE AT WILMINay On
SS 5Ss PaILApnLpHIA,-i2G xU7 So,
Il On '.'ei s..o a. M, IL m.; 12.l5, las
SOO. a@ LS5. AL, $40, SO 5.i5, $40
Ia1s.n, sn.t5, Lis p. III Sundays
u,s"'o.oz' u, IL, 10 4. m; ~, le.45,
FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
7.S 1na,LrhIA-Broad IL, street Depot
~ IA iu,So, ll.uv. lL45 q. IN, l.st
w. 4.SO. 6.l0 5.l5, &. 10 y. 40, $40 0.fi
sundays, 7.O5. $50 a. III
-s n IN
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p.ri., Llst ef sunday Papers.

Philadelphia Transcript, Mercury,
Item, Republic, Dispatch, The Times,
World, Taggart's Times, Mirror, and
Press and the New York Herald,
Dispatch, Star, World, Mercury, Tri.
bone, Times and Sun--al ready and
for sale in the morning at 8 o'clock, BY
George A. Davis, 81S Market street.
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A DKATM.DKD MARRIAGE.
l Dying Actress Married 70 Her
Lover IN chicago.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-What 10 consid-
cred q death-bed marriage took place
yesterday between Miss Eugenia Blair,
the actress, . member Of the Grand Op-
era-house Company, and Mr.. Forrest
Robinson, at the residence Of the dying
BRIDES mother on Warren Avenue,. In
this city. A short time since Aiss Blair
met with an accident in st. Paul by be-
ing thrown from q buggy, from the ef-
fects of which she has been gradually
growing worse until her situation Is con.
sIdered 90 critical that recovery Is de-
spaired Of by her physician and friends.
Ii has been known for s0me time that .
marriage was contemplated between her
and Mr.. Forrest Robinson.
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Population Of Cecil.

The population of the principal towns
aud villages in Cecil county, md, Is a.
follows: Cecilton, 473, Warwick, 324;
Chesapeake City, 14O2, Elkton, l,752,
North East, 9Ss, Charleston, 2l1, Rising
sun, 814, Port Deposit, 1850, Perry
vlle, 14S. The total population OF the
county Is ~, l0S.
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President Garnsld ON the sunday
school work, etc.

TORONTO, ONT, June 24.--At the af-
ternoon session Of the Sunday-school
convention yesterday q letter was read
from Preeident Garfield, expressing his
sympathy aud deep Interest In the work
OF the convention. In the evening, Rev.
Or. Vincent, OF Chautauqua, delivered
an instructive address on the self-train.
ing OF teachers and the second days pro
ceedings closed. The delegates then, u
the number OF 800, attended garden
party given BY Col. Gzowski, aid-ie-
camp TO the Queen.
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Complications.

II the thousands that now have their
rest and comfort destroyed by ccmph
cstions of liver complaints would give
uaturs's remedy, Kidney Wert, uial
they would be speedily cured. ~ soss
ss.ts,on. on SStn opsa%Sl sosmpl.s.y ais the bill Of
nsrfeot remedy, II you have lame
md disordered kidneys use 1t at once.--
Dop't neglect them.-Airror and Fsrm-
or.
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sas 9ailg 6asttts.
FIRST EDITION.

: NV "star Route" defendants,
.,rouah mol their counsel, made strenuous
n.ou 10 have trese cases go before
eno..s. s.,snt AZ Grand Jury in Washing
tne piH Rsasops why, as believed in that
c;ty sHy' First because 1t was known that that
~ g Government has not got its case
s.sdv w ~ vst second, because the Grand
I"ry % seemed to suit the defendants
Settsr than 1t did the prosecuting
ofacers.
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IS Cents.

A bargain not eften seen-a fne all
linen fancy border hemstitch hsndker-
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
ierge. w. NJ. KnHrARD & 20.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb. 2. ,sso

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb,2. 1880.
know Hop Bitters will bosr recon-
mendation honestly. All who use them
confer upon them highest eucomiums.
and give them credit for making cares
all the proprietors claim for them. I
have kept them since they were drst OF.
fered. They took high rank from the
nrst. and maintained II, and ere more
called for than all the others oomb ned.
20 long a. they keep up their high rem
utatiou for purity and usefulness, shall
couunus to recommend them-some-
thing have never before done with any
other patent medicine.
ID. BABOocK, M. d.
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PERSONAL.

Thomas johnson, Of the Harlan q
Hollinesworth Company, started at 2
o,elock. this morning for Saratoga, for
tbs benefit Of his heal b. He will als1
take trip to Watkins Glen before
h,a return.
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Caaghs I'm enc Act.

This morning about 1880 O'Clock,
Chief Maxwell captured two small
boys, who were In the act Of pilfering a
market wagon on King street, between
Fifth and sixth streets. They were
locked up, aud will be gwen hearing
this evening.
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Rsh.siiit.si.s silvss.
LoNpoaf. June 3

The Nous says: awe have some
reason to believe that - far - Eng.
land is concerned the cosclusion OF
the Monetary Conference, whioh
meets on Thursday, - practically ar
rived ct. A pledge will b given on
behalf Of India not to support . single
gold currency. No undertaking viii
be given on behalf Of Eng d, though
we uncerstand that tho Bank Of Eng.
land has proposed to make soms
slight concession in favor Of silver"
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,n0 member uf thu

~ ing mem Der Of the Le.
sion OF n. 7. City, CHARLES
.. LEEDS tt70 Broadway says ;
jo.'s Coca Beef Tonic strengthen
~ lie as no other tonic has ever
= d II IL besides pleasant 70 take. |"
% of counterfeits. Ask for LiebiR
1eca Tonic. II will reconstruCi
Sst shattered and on nfesbled, rsin-
b . aged the and infrm. and
sickly children and infants
ing and healthy.
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CITxceUxC1L

Regular Msetfng Last Evsnfng-A
snort Sessien Election OF . water
Registrar and Standing Cem-
lmtttees.
Under the recently amended rules
City Council met last evening in re-
gular session. President Sharpley in
the chair. ~, l.l.a.,,f a4 y'-'
All the standing committees were
called as usual, al asked to be con.
tinued. On be half Of the Fire Com
mittee Mr.. Blake, the chairman, pre-
sented the annual report ofthc Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department.
and as 1t was rather voluminous, on
his motion the reading was dispensed
with, and $50 copies ordered 10 be
printed. ,.g, 10 ,tD
The City Treasurer reported s2,.
9l2.76 IN bank to the credit of cur
rent expenses. siil AEi -.
The Chief Rneiseef Of the Water
Department reported 81 men in his
employ for the week ending June
2lst; pay roll, $4,000. ha3 -
The Street Commissioner reported
IS men, 4 double and. 3 single teams
in his employ for the week ending
June 18th; pay roll s22l.sS.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
When petitions ant communities
tions were called for Mr.. Il. Taylor
moved that the rnles be suspended
in order that the amendment of Mr..
Merris Taylor IN regard to the cleo
ton Of Standing Committees, might
be takenup' for considsration.
The motion being adopted and also
the amendments, Mr., Merris Taylor
nominated the following Standing
Committees: ~ kB 1GN Y1A
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Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, Brights disease, rheumatism ,and
horde Of other serious and fatal dis
cases. which can DO prevented with Hof
Buffers, IL taken In time.
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NOTlCK.-Ur. knnes Great Nerve
hsstorsr ID she marvel Vt the Age Tor all
Nerve Diseases. All ne stopped mee.-
Send " s3l Arch .etrsstl aRhale AeiShias
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THE FIRE DkPARTMxNT.
Annual Report Of the Ohief Engi-

uo0R.
At the meeting Of City Council
last evening, the annual report OF
the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment was presented and $50
copies thereof ordered to be printed.
A summary Of the document is as
follows:
No. offire alarms for year ending
May 6th, lssl,......... ............ 81
AMOUNT Guca lSss 81 insarsncc....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Net loss. Hs..................... ee,Ol0.00
Fires in day time. 20
EireS a. nt,.......-........... -
Aocioentai,....s.... -
Supposed 10 cendisryIorigin...... !
The alarms each month were as
follows; May, 1880, s; June, 6; July,
Is; August, 1; September, 3; October
4; November, 8; December. 1; jan
uary, 1881, 2; February, 6; March, s;
April, l.
The report then gives q detailed
account Of the condition, member
ship aud possessions Of each COM
pany in the department, as recently
published in the GAZETTE. A re-
capitulation Of these company state.
ments 10 as follows: No. Of steam
IRE engines, 8, with l reserve; l
hook and ladder truck; $3.50 feet Of
good hose and 1850 feet Of ordinary;
100 feet of good cotton hose; active
membership of the department, 4l0;
number of horses, IT, valued at ST.
825; value of other personal property
$63, ,032; value of real estate, $41 800.
The report speaks in the highest terms
Of the efficiency and morale Of the de-
partment.
Tho following recommendation ara
made: That an extension ladder,70 fee,
long, be procured for the Washington
Company's truck, and that the Company
select . suitable person from among III
members to act - Captain Of the truck
The alteration Of the fire plugs 20 u
| to make all outlets Of uniform size.
The repeal Of the ordinance requiring
each company to purchase $3.50 worth o.
new hose per year, 90 as 70 all ow thu
comp snies to regulate their supply Of host
In accordance with existing needs.
The Introduction Of relief valves and
controlling nozzles.
That Council offer the other compan.
les Of the department all poeslbls en-
| couragement to follow the example oil
the Delaware and procure horses for
| their hose carriages.
The Chief Engineer speaks In favora.
BILE terms Of the Dire alarm telegraph now
| In conrss of erection, and predicts thai
it will prove valuable acquisition te
the department.
The Chief further expresses himself
In opposition 10 the proposed division Of
the city into fire districts, on account o.
the scarcity Of the alarm telegraph
signal boxes and their uneven distribu.
| ton.
In conclusion thanks are returned Il
the other officers and members Of tht
department, police force and City Coun'
cil, for hearty said and cooperation.
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Meetings Tonight.

SATURDAY.
heohanics Lodge, No. 4, I. 90 +.
Brsndywine Lodge. No. Is. l. Q. o. r.
lafayette Lodge. No. 8, X. OFF.
Lenape Tribe. No. 9, X. M.
'snerson Council. No. 10. QUA. M
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On motion of Mr.. Paynter. Mr.,
Merrs Taylor gave the casting vote
of Council for the Committees.
On motion of Mr.. PAINTER, Coun-
Gil proceeded to the election Of o
Registrar of the Water Department.
He nominated, Thomas M. Ople,
and there being no further nominal
tons, the ballot resulted, Ogle, 16;
On motion of Mr.. Adele, Council
adjourned TO meet this evening at
o'clock, at the corner of. Ninth and
buttonwood streets. for the purpose
Of establishing a grade.
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sup.rintsndsnt Appointed.

Superfntendsnt Appointed
VIM. Burnet, Of this city; has b,en
appointed Superintendent OF the Will
mington City Passenger Railway, rice
Sam'l Chambers, resigned.
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SILVER wEDDlxo.
Mayor Allmond and wife Celebrate
the eTwenty.Ffft Anniversary Of
Their Marriage.

Mayor A1lmOnd and wife Celebrate
she TWenty-Fifth Anniversary Of
Their Marriage.
Mayor Almond and Ills wife, last
night, celebrated the twenty nth anni-
versary Of their marriage, aud the event
was enjoyed BY q large number Of
friends, who assembled in the spaclous
parlors OF his Aonol's residence, No. 624
West street.
Auong those present were Hon. Ssna-
tor Bayard, Judge l.. K. Wales, Mr..
Koons, Of Koons, Schwaiz Il Co., Phlla-
delphia, Mr.. Hendrie, Of Curren h Hen
drie, philadelphia, VIM. q. Gibbons of
the Pusey & Jones Company, Thomas
johnson OF the Harlan & Holiingsworth
Company, James Scott, J. Wi.laeld
Scott, q. r. johnson, Prof. y. J. Wiley,
Of tho Boys High School, fablic School
Superintendent d. w. Harlan, james
Bradford, James Il. Beggs, b. +. Per
kins, Archie 3. Reed, Mr.. K. U. short
lidge, Harry Lape, J0hn Palmer, Aoram
Palmer, Henry p. Grubb, Adam H. p
Barr,Dr. J. r. Wales, DIR. Henry Garrett
Isaac G. Pyle, john W. Lawson, A. Gil
bert Robinson, Col. Enoch Moore, Jr::
Jacob Pusey, e. T. Walton, Josepf
Miller, John Taylor, City Treasurer Johi
Guthrie, Chief Engineer OF the Watel
Department Ii. b. McIntire, City Eugi'
neer M. U. Conwer, City Auditor J. f
Ball, John G. Baker, H. Y. Robinson
aud others.
The President .-and members Of CITY
Couuci attended IN boiy.
VIM. Almond, the Mayors father,
hale old gentleman Of eS years, was alst
pres sent, and came In for large share o.
ihe congratulations showsrsd upon tht
Mayor and his worthy wife.
During the entire evening guests Il
the number OF over q hundred called up
OH Mr.. and Mrs. Almond, and wer'
handsomely entertained.
The presents were numerous, costly
and appropriate, and attested the sincer'
appreciation Of hosts Of friends. II VA
the special request Of the Mayor and
number Of the donors that no list or des
criptlon OF the pres be publisha6s bu
one Of them being somewhat Of publ
nature, can be msntloned without doinl
violence to this request. II was q solit
| silver water pitcher, Weighing eighty
| eight ounces, which bore on It's shining
surface the following explanatory In
scription:
Presented by
Members OF City Council
to
| Mayor John p. Almond and wife,on th'
18th annivers ary, Of their marriage.
June "A, 1881.
The pitcher reposed In pale blu
satin case, aud proved to be special ob
| lee. Of admiration. AS the inscription
indicates 1t was the gin Of the member
Of City Council, and was procured iron
New York, by committe consisting Q
Messrs. Beecher, Carmichael, Blake
Rodney and Townsend.
Refreshments were served Ia abund
ance, under the direction Of competen
caterers, tables being kept laden wit
all imaginable dehcacies. The guest
fingered until late hour, but finall
departed, earnestly wishing the Mayo
aud his good wife "msny happy return
Of the day"
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DIED.

BARTRAM..suddsnIy op.ths 3snd inst..
his age. 80
Friends and relatives Of the mnAily are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
Christians hun ired, on Saturday, the
a5th inst, to leave the house atl o'clock.
June 23-2t. 4. tiali
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At the meeting Of City Council
last evening, the annual report Of
the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment was presented and $50
copies thereof ordered to be printed.
A summary Of the document is as
follows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-15
Something New I'm Pictures.

A. Bssrwald, photographer 3O7 Mar
ket street, has a real novelty In the
Photographic srt. 1t consists in very
prettily constructed panorama box In
which music and pictures are oom6in-
cd. The box Is in the shape OF a cyl
iuder made Of walnut vita handsome
ly moulded top. Inside Of the cylin-
dirical box Is u revolving drum which
is made to rovolvs by clock machinery
in the inside, and as the drum revolves
1t displays 3 constant succession OF
pictures Of the most beautiful and art
istic merits. But this is not all. As
the machinery is started in motion it
starts music box to play ing q success.
sion Of popular airs. The persons hav-
ing pictures taken have their attention
directed to the panorama Of pictures
and the music while the operation Ia
going on the pictures and the music
combining to give pleased expression
Of oountenanos. This new invention
| Is found to be the very thing to attract
the notice Of children while their pic.
| lures are being taken. Mr.. George w.
| Baker is the inventor and patentse o.
this Ingenious and useful contrivance
Hs invented it In 1877 bat he is nov
putting it in the market and the one
MIR. Beerwald has ID the fEst sold Of 9
donsn which he is masking. He hal
several orders for other boxes. Thil
psw invention tos ether with the beau
tiful scenery Of Nj. Begrwald's establisl
msnt enables him to take very cor
rect and beautiful likeu esses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-15

Adjutaus General Postles inspected
the two military companies Of this
city last night al the armory OF the
First battalion. Other officers OF the
regiment were present with Col. Ma
callister. Company A. appeared in
their new hats and looked every inoh
the Soldier. After the inspection by
the Adjutsnt General, Meutensn: Col.
Wood put the battalion through an
hours drill. General Postles in com
plimenting the men ON their hne ap.
pearance referred 10 the last annual
Inspection and said that an astonishing
Improvement in the battalion had taken
place, which sugured we'll tor the sue
cess Of the military in the State. He
said that instead Of two companies
there were five in the State, and now
tn at there were chances Of their being
a military law, the prospects, Of the
State militia were very good. Great
credit, he thought, was due 10 osmpap.
iss A and c for maintaining their or
gsnizations against so many adVsrsities'
Colonel Mscallister spoke for few
minutes, encouraging the men and COM
plimsnting them very highly upon
their Efficiency. His remarks were re-
ceived with favor, and were, with thes'
OF the General, loudly spplauded.