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The New Canning Factory \.

The tract of land purchased from
Bowers, Dure & Co., by ]. Moir IL
Son, the great European Gamers, as
stated in the GAZETTE, embraces one
acre, situated on the Brandywine.
The price is not stated, but it is un-
derslood that the cost OF the land, to-
gether with the buildings TO be there
on erected, will be about $40.U00. The
canning factory will comprise a Large
building, 150x210 feet, plans for which
are being prepared by Z. L. Rice, Jr.,
architect. Work will be commenced
in few weeks, and 1t is thoug bit the
factory will be ready for active opera
tions In September next. From 900 to
300 operatives, principally females,
will be employed, and sumo wotkmen
from the firms Scotland factory will
be brought over here. Mr.. Clark, af-
ter completing the necessary con Lracts,
will return to England and remain
there until September. Before leav-
ing, however, he will take trip down
the Peninsula to make arrange ments
with large fruit growers and farmers
for supplies. 1t is said that Mr.. Tate,
manager of the Aberdeen branch OF
Moir 81 Sons works, will come over in
August and locate here perma1 emily.
1t is proposed to turn out from Is 900
to 10000 tons OF canned fru t and
provisions during the coming year.
The products of the Wilml lngton
works will be sent to the firms Eur, :
pean headquarters and there dstrib-
uted 10 the markets
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Delaware state Bonds !!
OFFICE or STATE TREASURER,
DdYER. DEL NAV 10 lHSI


My virtue of an Act of the General
Assembly of the State OF Delaware,
passed at Dover at Its session OF 1881. do
hereby awe notice TO holders of Delaware
State Bonds that l shall attend at tie
Philadelphia ational Bank, in the city
OF Philadelphia, during the busine IS
hours OF that BANK, on the first three
secular days of July, A. d., 1881, pre-
pared ~ pay or and redeem bonds of the
said State, or the NUMBERS following /:
From No. 29I TO $50, botn inclusive Of the
denomination OF one thousand dollars
eacn, o. the tAsne of the bonds OF said
tAse under dRIe OF January l, A. D., 1865;
Also other bonds OF the said State OF the
Aumbers following: From No. / to 352
both inclusive, of the denomination oi
one Thousand dollars each, of the issue OF
the bonds OF The said Stale under date oil
january l, A. D.. 1867, Oct. 2, A. D., 1865.
september ~, A: D., 1859, and october
~, a. d., la69; and also other bonds
o. the said state of the numbers fol-
lowing: From No. 10 lie, both inclu
nive, OF the Denomination OF one thOus-
and dollars each, OF the issue of the bond q
Of said state under date OF January l, A.
D., 1874. And that from and after the irst
day OF July, a. D., 1881, Interest will
cease to accrue on the bonds lIereiu
designated. .This call Is Intended 10 in
clude all the outstanding bonds of the
6late OF d el8wsre."
EOBERT j. REYNOLDS,
naylo-tyieod
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NEWARK LETT AR.
NEWARK, June 8, 1881.

NhWAhhj Juhe D, 1901.
Mr.. Rankin Armstrong has connected
his store and residence with one Of Hol-
combs telephones. This is the only tel
ephone liz operation in town.
Rev. George j. Porter left Newark for
the Adirondack's on Wednesday morn
ing, where he will spend the Summer.
His family will also go 10 the same place
in July.
The college bell was put Ia position
on tuesday afternoon and thoroughly
tested. Its tone Is much more musical
Lhan the old one, but not SO loud not.
witltslaHdiBg II Is much larger heti.
The hitching at the L. w. a. B. Depot
has been moved back number OF feet
aud the spase thus made will be filed
with foxers adding to the already beau
titul appearance Of our dept.
MI. Q. 5. Sebllt, travelling agent for
the Union Publishing House, New
fofk. was in town yesterday endeavor-
ing TO get canvasser for book called
the "VoSage ot Life"
Delaware College commencement ex-
etcises will begin on SUNDAY evening.
June 12th, with the Baccalaureate SER
mon by the Rev. Charles ii. Reed, ID.
d., Of Richmond, Va.
Williamson u Son will have the lar
eest II mol he finest lookiug store in
Town When Il is co pleted. IL is to be a
double glass front.
Mr. ., X. Choate, the new postmaster
seems as contented and genial in his
new quarters as one could expect. AS
lar as known Mr..Choate gives sat,stat-
iactioh 10 all, net expecting age noI col-
or.
fhe strawberry festival under the aus
plces oi the NJ Il. church began last
evening and will con lnue Fnday and
Saturday evenings.
AN"N.
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The plan for the construction of
grand system OF underground railways
10 Paris has recently been perfect; d.
II the scheme is carried out subven-
tion Of wv, ,00O, 600 would be furnished
py the state, the department of the
Seine, and the city of Paris. The CEN
tral terminus would be in the garden
Of the Palais Royal, at a depth OF
about twenty -four feet, and from that
point three main lines would branch
eft, 80 as to reach and intersect the
chief railway stations and other great
points OF the city, and q subsidiary
line would run on the south bank O.
the river.
There are many amazing superstl
tions still prevalent among the herring
fishermen OF England md Scotland,
For years the Manxs rs burst MOI
put to sea withouts DEAD wren t,
warn of storms and disaster. Thi
Was due to tradition Of a Jes spiri
which hunted the herrings and was at
tended by storms; at length it tool
the form of q wren and flew away
Consequently dead wren was throug
70 keep things straight. AS lately a
/ 1854, the herring fishery being YER
bad at Banff, Scotland, some fisherme
dressed . cooper in a flannel shir
with bars stuck all oyer it," an,
carried him IN procession through tn
town in hand-barrow. This wa!
done to bring better luck.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
IOWA's GREEN TICKET.
n Lady Nominated for SuperInten.
dent of Education

MARsnALLTo9N N, Iowa June 2.--Aitet
listening To two-huurs' speech bysGep-
erai Weaver the GIeenhack State Con.
gehtlon to-day nominated the following
state ticket: For Governor, Hon. ID.
NJ. Clark, Wayne County, Lieutenant
Governor, James NJ. Holland, Henry
County; Jadge OF tine Supreme Coult,A.
ID. Dabney, Madison County; Superln-
tendent OF Education, Mrs. Mary Il. Nash.
Des Moines. A minority OF the delegates
protested against the last nomination on
the gIonnd that MIs. Nash would be pre-
vented by law from fnliilIlng the duties
OF the olliee. The majority, however,
insisted on the nomination. RESOLUTIONS
we're passed sympathizing with the Irish
Land League and tayoring the election
Of President and Vice President of The
United States by dile.t vote of the peo-
Pile.
A resolution thanking railroad com.
panies for Offering delegates reduced fare
was lost, and another stating that the
dreenback party makes no war against
legitimate banking was laid on the table.
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pENN's DEscENDANrs.
other than Colonel Hall who bay.
u Place ON the GenealOxicnI Tree

other than Colonel Hall who have
Place On the Genealogical Tree,
Colonel Peter Penn Gaskell Hall,vho
is anxious TO support george l.. uarrl-
son as commissioner TO England to con-
vey the remains of William Penn from
England TO the United Sta es.
provided they can be secured, appears 10
have been somewhat mistaken in the
list he gives Of the descendants OF Penn
DOW living In this conutry. II It is pro-
per that Colonel Hall shoald csc cprt his
eminent forefathe Is bones to these
shores II is also beiitting that he should
have fellow-commissione in DI. Penn
Gaskell Skilleon, an estimable gentle
man, who still receives from the Penn
sylvania Trust Company his income
from The Penn estates in ireland. lie is
grandson, as is also Colonel Hall, of
Peter Penn Gaskell, grfat-great grand
son Of William Penn, Proprietary Cover
nor of the = ate OF Pennsylvania. The
other but younger descendants oil Penn
still living In this country are son
about y years OF age of DR.. j. Paul
Quinn, now dead, and son about I
years of age Of DR.. Isaac L. Coates Of
Chester. both these lads trace their
relationship to the Penn family through
their deceased mothers.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Asou : postal Cards.

Here after no printing or writing
will be- permitted to be put on the ad-
drssa side OF postal cards, except that
imprint there bn at the manufactory
and such as may be necessary for the
d.rsction Of the Same. All postals cards
bearing any other writing Or print
ing .upon tho address side are de-
clared unma liable and must be return
ed to the sender by the Postmaster at
the Office where they may be mailed.
Such cases may be treated as ''spoile d'
and redeemed by any postmaster upon
application of the holder as prescribed
IN socSA0n va r~-t--i Ias-e and Regu-
iations, 1879. Future supplies OF pos
tai cards will be print.si on the ad-
dress side with the words, Nothing
but the address can be p]ace on thi,
side"
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
The Recent Pennsylvania Rail.
road Accident,

TRENTON, N. j., June 2.-Tbe in
quest in relation to the railroad acei-
dcht OF Monday last on the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad, at Bear Swamp, five
miles from this city, was continued
this morning. The first witness was
Charles w. sloan. Of this city a mas.
scnger on the ill~iatod train. lie tes-
titled as to the manner in which Tho
cars were handled after they entered
tho switch. Benjamin Baker. The
regularly employed operator and
switchman at Bear Swamp, tes flied
mainly as to the character of the din.
ties required of him Besides his
Telegraph work, he had to attend Ia
two switches. lie said lie had annie
time TO attend TO This double duty
that he had worked at the same switch
Tor years and never knew it or the
signals to fail. After letting a train
on The siding his duty was 10 70 back
and Close that swl eli under ali circum.
stances. Setphin, vino was on duty
al The time OF the accident, was a sub.
stltute appointed by the superinten-
dent.
There was no record in Sutphip's
schedule as to the time the train lels
Lawrenceville station. 1t ought to
have been there. 1t is our duty to
open the switch whenever train
blows for it. There is no need of two
men being employed at this pont. |
have been pushed, but never have
been SO pushed as not To have time to
90 to the switch. Telegraphing must
always give way TO switch duty. The
jury then visited Bear Swamp. the
scene OF the disaster.
Richard B. Ireland, who is employed
to keep the signals in order, explained
the positions of the Signals and
switches at Bear swamp. The signals
and switches were tested for the iury.
and all appeared to be in excellent
condition. The general opinion, after
thorough investigation by The inv.
was that the accident resulted from
the fact that the momentum in going
over the curves INN lately after en-
terlng the switch was SO great that the
lighter coaches were thrown off the
track. The inquest vas adjourned
nntil Monday morning.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
From Yestsrday's Late Edit ion.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Little hoy Kicked in the Faoe by
q Horse.

u Horse.
Ware scott, a little boy, about
seven years of age, met with a very
serious accident yesterday afternoon.
The little fellow is the son of
William Scott, who resides in Wood
bury, N. j., and with his mother is
on a visit to his relatives in th is city,
Yesterday afternoon he was visiting
his uncle Joshua G. Howell, grocer,
No. 2l5 Monroe street, where The ac-
cident occurred.
Mr.. Howell ls the owner of q horse
that at times is rather capricio Jus, ,es-
pecially when it is led out into the
yard. When Mr.. Howell went out to
feed and water his horse yesterday
afternoon he was accompanied by
his little nephew. and as ho was
leading the animal out to water
Ware followed IN the rear Of the
animal. Suddenly the horse kicked
up, and unfortunately, one of its
hind feet struck the boy in the face,
with such force as to knock him
sensaless. He was picked ~ and
carried into the house, when II was
found that his nose was broken. DIR.
Maull was summoned, and removed
three pieces OF bones from The boys
nose. The boy remained in a precari-
GUS condition during last night, and
at one time the physician had very
little hopes of his recovery. To-day
he Is somewhat improved.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Was IL Suicide ?

GaIoASo, ILL.,, june "A b horrible
accident happened this morning at the
Atlantic Hotel. Several days aoo a
young man became a guest of the
mouse anu registered as Mr.. Daven-
p1rs, i''n;,. ar, 1om oIadIord' Ia. To-day
"niie sno s.Ieeb was crowded n con-
sequence of the circus parade, d Dayen.
is pol. ol..er ,eiI or enrew himsel from
s.san. VIC ao.sa eSo,y WINDOW 10 the granite
p@.In p.,'shaJ y. oo'ow :.,, ana was literally
=, ~. us 4Sa, " W. Jolly sngular fact
W was .naI ss,. no. cent OF money OF letter
,,.aa. - any .nnn.,. m,nu vas roun1 on MIN. But
soas 80 NJ ay ha,; =. pool .ickets on horse
raon o AN 10" sa"es were found in his
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Diseased American Cattle.

GLASGOW, June 2.-The custom.
house authorities have ordered tbe
slaughter of nearly three HUNDRED head
OF cattle just landed here by the steamer
Phoniclan, from Boston. Some of tho
ANIMALS were found to be suffering from
foot and mouth diseases, which IL con.
tagi9is aud greatly dreaded here, The
carcasses Of The animals are 10 b. boiled
oo"h TO prevent the possibility of their
passing into the hands Of dealers and be-
Ing sold for food.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
ttOLD RELIABLE.o

There are many repnted remedies for
That very prevalent disease, Chrome
Nasal Catarrh, but none which have
given general satisfaction and become
acknowledged standard preparations. tx
cept DR.. Sage's Ca'arrh Remedy. II ron-
tinues 70 enjoy an unprecedented popn-
larity. This reputation has been earned
through the permanent cures which 1t
has wrought, having proved itself a spe-
ciiic IN the worst forms of thu disease
ln fact 30 reliable IL 1t that It's former
proprietor offered thro ugh all the news
papers Of the land a reward of $500 for a
case of Catarrh that 1t would not cure.-
Sold by druggists.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Ex-Governor Morgan Declines 10
Sneak.

Ex Gov. Morgan was found yesterday
by reporter of the New York Com
merclal Advertiser. He had not seen
ex-PresidenL Hayes observations on MIR
Conkllng. Upon reading them, Mr..
Morgan was asked by The reporter :
"Governor, may ask ii you indorse
that portion Of MIR. Hayes interview
which declares that you were we'll sat
lsiied thai Mr.. ConkiiDg did all IN his
power TO defeat pom in 1875, when you
were iupning for Governor ?' 81 shall
say nothlng," was the sharp response.
"ls there no way by which can get a
satisfactory answer ?" "No Sir ?n
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
THIRD EDITION
rlour san. .ple. ip enc Mall..

WAsHIHaTos, June "a general Or
der was issued by the Poetmaster-Gen
eral to-day declaring samples OF -four or
other powdered substance unmailable,
except when put up in transparent bags
made Of parchment paper or similar ma
terlal, and sealed 90 that no particle can
sift through. These bags must also be
inclosed in boxes or tubes made of hard
wood or metal, with sliding or clasp or
screw lids. II the boxes are made Of
metal no sharp corners or edges can be
exposed whereby other articles in the
mails could be damaged. Metal boxes
used for any purpose having sharp edges
or corners are also declared to be un-
mailable.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
sTRANGLED IN AN ELEyAT TOR
A Singular and Shoe X ing Aecident
40 a DerOit Lady.

hoir, June IA singular and
shocking accident occurred In tn Is cify
abopt midnight last night. Mrs. Thomas
% %nraw hignly-respected widow lady,
agsd 40, living Oh one OF the most
piom.ueh. street ieached home laIe after
sislt NJ Irienus mouse and found her
soiI 'ooaeu out ner chiidren and Bdrvanis
navlns ietteu. Win the assistanae of a
nels npoil1R servaLt gill she Rained
aoooss 70 the mouse through u baaement
y anu uhuertook 10 reach tbs main
M noor Dy means OF ihe dumb waiter. By
spmo spa strange iateiity she was caught by
her screams fer help brought ass stance
she was ut sangled to death.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
ararshaI Knox Sworn i'm.

Henry Il. Khox, the newly-appointed
United States Marshal for the Southern
District of New York, having received
his commission lrom Washington, was
sworn in to-day by Judge Blatchford
and at once entered upon the discharge
Of his duties. His bonfsmen are ex May
or Cooper and Edwin H. Brown, who
Justified to tho amount of $4,000 each.
Deputy Mars bal Kennedy wcs "a.
pointed by Marshal Knox.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
General Grant nj N.,

NEw ORLEANS. June 2na
urant ana Captain Eads wa,a wa,oeneral
gers on the City ct Merida o frop passen-
ofnz, which ist detained at tho hun Vera
l'ne. me agent o: the Steamshg goaran-
pany sent tugboat to th. hp "na oom-
Eation to brig them to the 4o",.rahtine o,.
.ns Quarantine authorities D.rm,,v, ",v, II
during the night. aHVe here
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Grants stolen ew.lrv

oT. LOUIS, June IA telegram in
reference TO the theft of General
Grants jewelry says "The value of
sne sto,en o arslcies Is probably not more
Inan SSoV. Inc solid silver ssoa p-box'
.sU s caileo) Is q common silyer-plated
=" .'.es.pox, @, a,.a PROBABLY did not belong
W oouerai oran., The 'Russiah Bear
neuai ano .ne maltese Cross have not
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Election of Officers,

Last night Washington Lodge, No. l,
A. f. & A. M, elected officers for the
ensuing year, as follows:
W. M.-James s. Slemins. 49,
Sr. W. James Eglinlon.
Sr. W.-George M. Gallagher.
Tressurer-John Otto, Jr,
Secretary-Jesse X. Bsyls.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

WALL STREET Y YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and advanced In the early
trade, but reacted in the afternoon
Money remained easy .at 2 per cent on
governments and per cent on stocks
tor call loans. Governments were stea-
dy, State securities quiet and railway
bonds active. Foreign exchange was
again advanced.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
TO the Lietig Company.

To the LiebiD Company.
HOSPITAL FOR RUPTURED Il CRIPPLED,
42d ST. aud LeXington Ave-, N. Y.
Your "& ilch iazel' has AFT rded many
OF our suffering patients most decided re-
lief. for which am truly grateful.
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ. D.,
Surgeon-in. Chief.
Beware OF cheap limitations. Ask for
Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract of Witch
Hazel. Invaluable in Spinal Irritation
and al pains of Ruptured. Paralyzed and
Crippled. Gives rapid relief.
Sold In nifty cenls and dollar sizes.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
seeking u Foreign Miss,.,.

w ARLINGTON, June "A de,...,.-
from West Virginia, udder tho bse'Tea,ion Tsa
sn,P OF ex-secretary of the NAVY c,es, G"s
caiie1 ~ ths Executive Mansion tam, nIa,
~ IN j., oebali or Mr. A. W. Campbell l'o,ahy uhy
u a W desired Ell, shall receive foreign mi.. mno
SION. sn me President cordially tsneiusd u,s
the matter. W consider
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
discount days, Mondays and Thurada Is
enE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5o2 MARKET STREET

502 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851,
open to receive deposits daily from i A
NJ, until r. M, and on Tuesday and Sai
urday evenings from TO o'clock.
SEMl-ANNUALD DIVIDEND.
regularly made In April and October,
Wheh dlVis9nds are not withdrawnt
they are accounted as deposits. Thns ,'ar'
manent deposits compound their interesl
twice In each year. 80 'e' y"
MANAGERS
Giement IL. smyth, George W. BUSH,
Nathan,l 4. benson, NJ. L. LichensieIn
Henry +. Dure, Edward DariinsL,,
w. Hastings, job ii. ,Jach son eoh
Edward Pusey, VIM. Ii. Swiffs'
Anthony Higgins
GEO. W. BUSH, President
EO. y. ..CAPELLE, Vice President.
ieb2l-ly b. gsTAILOR Treasure
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
SPECIAL N1AlCE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
,Sc., 1 will send recipe that will cure yoe
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vas discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Stdttoa L
vetB YORK Cttu, May4-oodi)E
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Bushwhacking nj Ie.a,,u

DENVER, CoL.. June 2-Aho,,
miles from Leadvllle, yesteraas ooqe zen
shot and instantly killed Chayjss Iyhch Iyn1h
ne shooung was caused by n ionn s'
stsnuing quarrel regarding minirR.
cain. Lynch lay in ambush and sros
while Lyies was not expecting an ''eu az
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Irish Colonization al WINNIPEG. n

WINNIPEG, Man., June 2.-C. A,
prlngle, The Irish delegate, has just re-
turned from his trip to Grand valley,
Souris river, Turtle mountain and Peii-
can lake. He has taken up lands at Tul.
tie mountain and is bringing out seventy
tenant farmers from Ireland TO seltle
there,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
U. q. Cou..

A session of the q. a n,.,.,
was held. this morning and wd'stfict Cont
pief ~ The taking of eestimowa was occu-
case OF Swami, CLARK Il ca u, ~ the
~, M,ootnson, assignee of Thomaao og' ID. Q.
dns plantiffs desire TO nro,o 'ufsves,
acc 'hnL against graves, wbics ce -, a book
claims TO have settled. ) ""'ch the latter
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
a" Amerisan Citizen U.,,
Mexican po.,.. by

Nsw.a 1A.LssEsroN, sasl, Texes, June . ~,
fror, an'onio special SAYS: eth u.Mihe
IRON Laredo state that Tbom =. .Aaayices
an American citizen, was as kiilss w,orlh,
tlgatlon is in progress. see' An lnves.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
The Lat est New. Sunday.

Everything transpinng up to O'Clock
In the morning can be found IN the
great New York and Philadelphia Sun
day papers, sold and delivered by George
A. Davis from 61S Market street in the
morning as early as O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of a really good chewing tobac-
Co should ask fbr Miller's Good Enough
Navy Ping as Y Is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Ap. I'D u VS. m
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
A d Top AT Dover.

John b. Wharton is making ar
rangements for giving a hop at Fair
view Park, Dover, On the coming
Fourth of July, which il is expected
will be quite d brilliant affair.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
BANKS AND BANKERS.

L,1R5T NATIONAL BANk
l. OF WILMINGTON
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC NONE,
AND
FINAN 'IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARis BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;, CAsnIER
PAID up Sapttais $500, 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston h :
change furnished To regular DepoRlt,rs
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursda .s
at S.3U A. Nj.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John II. Ad ANS,
Clement B. Smyth, Henry ). MoComb,
George w. Bush, William Tatnall,
Daniel James, Ell Garrett,
Sam1 Bancroft, Jr. ia li-iy
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Let Us Have the Names and ,hs
FIcts.

From the New York star.
Colonel Frederick A. ConklIne m,ds
the startling statement at the Clambar
OF Commt rec meeting yesterday, that a
certain sugar firm had paid mpsnber
o, the ways and Means Committee
sio,oV 70 prevent any tariff legislation,
MIR. ConkliNR shouli promptly give tn
the pubic the following facts:
What sugar firm paid this extrava.
giant brlbe2
who is the Congressman who was
bribed to oefea. Legislation?
A charge made thus publicly should
be made good by the instant production
OF all the facts In tho case.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
PersOuaI.

Herman Lange, Of the firm of Els
ing and Lange, provision dealers, of
this city, and bis wife, were registered
At the Fremont House, Boston, yeste
day.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
FOURTH EDITION
In.licntlons for Te.l,nx.

For the Middle Atlantic States, local
inssfollowed BY clearing weather,
northerly winds, stationary tempera.
ture, higher barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

Mothers, II your Baby suffers pain and
IS restless, do not stupefy It by adminis-
ble remedy, such as DIR. BnIl,s Babv
syrup. Price only Is ceiits bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
-: SD .. =
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co..
AT MAeAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City oil Louisville. on

''17 Sfo5 o1 00uIsVIIIBi Oh
THURSDAY, JUNE soth, 1881
These drawings occur monthly dsun.
aaks SxGeptedl, under provisions OF an
lucky, Incorporating the Newport Print
,lA tn ana Newspaper Co., approved April D
4s-Thls Is special act, and has neye,
BEEN repealed.
Inc United States Circuit Court I'm
MAIcn " rendered the following decisions.
lst. 11iL the Commonwealth Dtst,fb,stfon,,,
CbItpd1iy IL legal. 'o''S'~''
1d. us DrG,Oiagsore fair,
~. B.-The Company has now an ba,a
Iarge reserve fund. Read the list oi
prizes Tor the "' Vi