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PASSENGERS in train on South.
ern railroad were not surprised by the
sight of handcuffed man In charge OF
an officer, for such things are common
in The Southwest; but they became in
terested when they saw the captor
fasten an iron chain around the cap
tive's neck with paddock, and secure
the ether end to the arm of the seat.
The two were on their way from
Texas to Kentucky, where the prisoner
was said to have committed a murder
seventeen years before. The harsh
ness OF the officer was explained by
the fact that he was brother Of the
man who had been killed.
An Englishman staying ut Seville.
son of London banker after looking
on at bull-fght, was reused to en-
thusiasnl by the skill and courage of
the gordito and obtained from him
number of lessons. Quite lately he
took his place in the arena, and ia
said to have amazed the spectators by
his skill in handling the cloak and
throwing the banderillas, and above
all by the GOODNESS with which he faced
one Of the most savage of the bulls
and killed it by skillful stroke with
the stabbing sword.
Mr.. Vennor predicts a wet june.
with frequent severe wind and thun.
der storms, and probable frosts be.
tween the 9th and 10Th of the month.
He says "rhe 'north waters are
only coming down now, which is an
indication of wet June. The warm.
est part of June is likely to occur be.
tween the Both and 25th, when the
heat may be excessive"
Some progressive Democrats IN
Texas are seeking to organize a new
party, calling 1t distinctively "I'exat
Democracy" They favor free schools,
immigration, and an impartial execu.
t on OF the laws.
Mr.. Longfellow, in spite of bis
many years, is in excellent health, tie
possessor of brisk step and unim-
paired love for work. His face ia fnil
of genial expression.
| Many ladies of rank in Paris arc
devoted to art. One of the most re-
maTkable pictures in this years salo,
is the work Of Mile. de Bashk irsefl
one of the bellies Of the season, VIII,
has hidden her artistic identity unde
the assumed name Of audrey"
| Foreign papers announce the death
through fall from his horse, OF th,
only son of Count Anthony Auersper,
| Ga poet better known under his nam,
of "Anastasius Grun"), at the age 0
twenty-five. He leaves fortune 9
1000, 600 1orins to his cousins an,
classmates at college.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compan
1t Is understood, will absorb the tw
Steamship, City of Rio Janeiro an
City of Para. of the abandoned Roa,,
line 10 Brazil. The company Is also /
build three new steamers Of about 400
tons each for service In the MexicaI
and Central American trades, Tn
annual report shows that the PacIfi
Mail Steamship CoDpany's Rros
receipts fnr The past year were 81, ,4O2 ,641
and the net earnings 81 ,22o, ,942.
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QeEHLINe's STALwART CAUCUS was
not held last night. The Stalwarts
concluded that their chief had nc
probable chance for a re. election, and
visely chose to postpone any caucus
fndAfnitely. MIR. Conkling is .un-
kloubtsdly 4 brilliant and able man ;
no one seems TO care to dispute this,
but be is possessed of such q domi-
neering spirit and SO few of the gem
tie graces that should adorn the char
aclsf and conduct of a true gentle
mar, thath has made himself more
enemies and fewer friends than any
man of his State. His conduct
toward ghisi fellow members of the
senate has been marked with an i'm.
periousness that required and secured
him rebuke of the most severe char.
acter, and his demeanor toward the
Chief Magistrate of the country has
not been less offensive and oyerbear
ing. OF course the Democrats hav.
htsle. to interest them in the quarre
between Mr., Conkling and the admin.
istration, or the breach between the
Two factions Of the Republican party
nut II naturally fayors the opponents
Of the third term imperialists of which
Mr.. Conkling has chosen to make him.
self the chief. This country has been,
during nearly all the years of its ex
istence, . Republic, in form at least
aud the Democrats do not wish t.
encourage any disposition to chang.
II tomin1pelial usages. Hence the,
favor the cause of tha "Half breeds
at Albany rather than the cause o
Copkling and the Stalwarts.
In the vote Of yesterday Mr.. Conk
ling fell greatly short of the vote h
expected to receive. He only got 8
votes where he hoped for and expecte
twice the number. The Democrat
candidates each received Az votes
The balloting will be continued to-day
Bat no hope Of reaching an election i
anticipated BY either party. In fac
the interests OF the administration
party would lead it to elect Democrat
rather than send Mr.. ConkliHg back +
the Senate to make war upon tn
President and his Cabinet.
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.wEDsEsDAY. JUNE j. 1854.

WILMINGTON's PR0aREas.- The
permits issued by the Survey Depart
ment for May numbered eighty-two.
Seventy one OF which were for dwell
ing houses and the balance for ad-
ditions, andfaetories, stores, Offices,
stables. 30. This is large increase
iover last May, when there were sixty
, six permits issned ffiy-eight Of
which were for dwellings. At the
rate that building has been going
Z forward this year it is probable that
not less than seven or eight hundred
--Ye--aita r,iil sst granted before the
Slst Of December. The class o.
small dwellings now being erected ART
very neat and comfortable, while the
I medium houses are well designed fol
the health and comfort of larger
families. Il
The eastern part Of the city has
undergone an immense change for the
better. Its streets are, as clean as
they well can be, and the whole seq
n tion has been rid of ponds and places
where stagnant pools formerly gave
lit an unhealthful appearance. Drain
age has remedied all such defects and
the long rows of houses look as II
they were filed with healthful, tidy
y occupants.
The western section of the city
made great progress last year; many
dwellings having been erected on the
hill as far west as Van Buren, and Har-
rison streets, and numerous others are
being erected in all directions on the
slopes between Maryland and Della
ware avenues. 1t is scarcely possible
for the pedestrian in walking through
this beautiful neighborhood, to get be-
yond the noise Of the saw and ham
mer. Certainly no more beautiful
situation for dwellings can be foune
anywhere than these elevations afford.
The drainage may be as complete as
desired. " b. I, -
Houses in this section are always in
demand and usually bring a small
advance, and therefore, builders find
profitable to erect them for sale as a
business.
IL, as the opinion that has been
expressed by those who have oppor.
tnniLies TO study the demands of the
city, there. should be. eight hundred
houses erected this year in Whining
ton it win show an addition of about
four thousand eight hundred peopleto
the population requiring household ac-
ccmmodations, aud the inference may
be Withdrawn that the actual increase
would be, from seven to eight thou
sand, showing very rapid progress
Tor 1851 = II f2 ~
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An Unexpected Fortune for a Ian.
caster HOstler.

Thursday of last week Otto Kuenzler'
who for some time past has been bostler
at Dick Plumbers hotel, Mount Joy, re-
ceived word of the death of his father,
who was wealthy physician, living on
The confines of Switzerland, Germany
and France. On Friday he received q
draft for 81 ,225, with letters stating
that in February or March other drafts
had been forwarded. to him at Myers
town, from which point be had last
writes TO his relatives. He instituted
search and on Thursday last he received
dIaft for $500 from the Dead Lette,
office, with intelligence that another
received there, had been returned TO the
old country, after vain attempt to dis.
cover his whereabouts. He started on
Saturday for his former home, but will
return TO this country. His fathers es-
ate Is valued at $100, 900, and he Is the
only child. He left home when he was
twelve years Of age, and he is now thir-
ty.-Loncdster Examiner.
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A Georgia reporter says that while
2 Woman was before police court her
ntigbbois were saddelied by seeing
her drunken husband at home tryine
70 put Tho baby to sleep ID thecra,lla.
Opiy another case Of rock and rye.
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CAUTION! /!
''"" wATER DfrARrMkNr, \
CHIEF ENGINEEnss OBFICE,
q. ". COn. -bIxTA AND kIN0 STs. {
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nay %. lbSl, j

Information has been received At tiiis
ONCE, tDat certain parties are Offering ior
sale In this city, a patent coupling, where-
by . Gnrri0n huse cAaA be attached to q
pain bib, or hyd .snt nosxis, and are rep
f6soutlng TO peft ies urchAsing, that they
can avoid payment o. water rent for q
wash pave ti'&
Water renters are hereby cautioned
peruons uaing gafden hose, I fthout firnt
obtaining D permit therefore, will be
dealt with according TO law.
Il. B. MCINTlRE,
my26-3t Chief Engineer.
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aOTICKs.

MOEICn.-AiI psrsons AZ hereby for
N hidden 10 h6rhcr or trust my wife
0N- n, o. TAtman, On my account, as
Wlll peyin0 bills OF her contrasting.
myZ-8tf r. G. TATMAN
ryuBt4IU SALE Of lois and proper ties In
u The Eleventh W6rd and South west
WILMINGTON, Oh. Saturday, June 9Th. Send
In your llsts promptly Tor this sale.
m2S-6t 1T. HEALD.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

Ladies summerunderwear;
cotton, merino, Isle, cotton
and-silk, silk.
Apart from all considera-
ton Of prices, we have advan-
tage in the largeness Of our
trade which it is worth your
while to know about. And
this is it. We can keep what
few want. In underwear, this
advantage shows in uncom-
mon sizes and in many sorts,
when few would do. A lady,
very large or very small, is
certain to find what she wants
here. That, of itself, is enough
to bring multitudes here.
Our stock of ladies' vests is
now as follows:
gauze Cotton, II, 10, so ano y6 cents.
q essamer cotton, httIe heavier than
gauxs. regular-made, 0l. 90 4 n. .2N.
Cartwright 4 Warmers gauxe M. rl,,o.
stseYs, ts"lsr-m"de' " nes1, =, xitsost /
low-ntck. very short ,iu- ~ ''
Sish-asss, short sleeve, i.sS isS g % a.sS s.sS
Spring weight cotton twilh ossIbiy soh,e
the same, lighter. 10 cent. the sam,
with more wool, el.21, and drawers
y inalcs at the same price.
sas ser he l.;xss WOO. woo.
drawers W match at the same b, ice
Lisle. OPEN wors, $500.
Two thirds silk-and- ne third-c O N
!sinsi. sno"n IN the trade as Imperial
0-thread, rather heavy;
high-nesk, short sleeve,
,,u, ~, s4.70 70 se.as.
hish-neck, long s.seSs.
Medium, about eqaal 60 q S.tnrs.I,
high-ne.k, short sleeve,
iow.peck abort sle,,Sa go 70 o-So.
Gauge: 'oo :" 80
hish-neck, short sleeve.
low-nsck shor, .,..L.a 100 70 $40.
silk: ''"'
Our stock OF Q thread, rather heavy.
10 somewhat broken.
Medinm, about quail 10 q thread:
hish-neck, Ioag sleeve,
$500 to 1915.
high-neck, short siceve. .-''
4.26 10 5.y1.
low-neck, short sleeve,
a.uze. o 70 o'o"'
high-neck. short sleeve,
400 10 5.7D.
low -neck, short sleeve, ~
3.71 10 1.7o.
Ana broken assortment OF the Lwo- /
thirds-stik at e2.20 to $500.
Children's underwear must |
be spoken of another day.
oater circle. Thirteen tg-street entrance.
John WANAMAKER,
i3th ST., Market and Chestnut.
PHILADELPHIA. |
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PUBLIC SALES.

pUBLIC SALE
L OF
Vows, SPRINGERS AND BULLS,
Whi be sold at Public sale, at the VIII
W. I'M Brandywihe Village, Ninth
ward. Wilmington, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE !, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. M,
~ head very choice Lancaster county
b,e,,. t.esn cows and springers, and q few stock
buiis. 2snd months credit.
Va, ROBGRTs q TYSON.
=. ". sfIDHAM q SON. Auct'rs. myos
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m,nyee-s.

"A n ORDINANCE FOR ThE hELtisk
"A OF GEORGE Fisher q GhORak
vANDEGkIFr.
Be Ordatnsd oy the Guy cbunc.i Of W.
SECTION /. That George Fisher and
George Vandsgrift be aud they are here
by Authorised 70 construct . temporary
frame building 6xS feet In size. and b 4 el
Walnut, Ihlrtssnth and Fourteenth sts,
va HAIRY SHARPLEY,
President OF Ctiy C0uuci.
Passed at City Hall, May ~. 1881.
Attest, K. B. FkA ZER. Secretary.
msy2s-2t
r OD0ING-For two or three gen tlemen
u At 605 sHlPLEY STREET.
T OHT.-On Market street, bstweeh
IL 5th and 18th, . small gold horseshoe
scarf pin. A suitable reward will be
Elyen1f returned 70 THIS OFFICE.
NOTnCE.- Persons wno.were drafted In
IN the State OF Delaware for the United
acknowledgements In May, June OF
July, 1854. and paid com mutation fee1
were atsrwards again drafted in 1855 and
wore Iequtrsd 70 procure substitute 81
enter the military service under the latter
dram viii find 1t 70 their cd Vantage 10 come
municate, either personally or by lette,
with the underslgned, WHO has been aii-
tnOfised BY the SE.te Legislature 70 collect
from the Secretary of War, the c0m mutt,-
Ssssssasy0rAWSrh hsvins beerl directed b
ct OF U0pgreas 10 refund the commute.
on paid on such Cases. q, II. b. DAY,
Dover Del. Juiv 10. 1879
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special Meeting OF the stock holder.
and hirectors Of she Texas a ~
Louis RailW Comnau

Notice Is hereby given tnat snac,s, r.,.
,,ns Vi snS STOCK nolders and Directors OF ths
lex nexss 4 81 L"ais Railway Company win be
Of II, , ns 'nS oce OF said company IN the CITY
IN pursuance t, resolutions to that etfsci
wnieh We're adopted alta meeting of The Direc.
TOT. OF SAID con pany, held In the con.rany'n
iSs, ~ akier, Texas ON the alta day Of a, mi
"RhM LIVED, That q special meet,no n, N.
stocknoideis OF thee Texas g. st. Louis Rail.
way company be, and the same Ia hershv
ne ais sa " take place at he General ONCE 8
on the 2'th day Of July, lsSi To- take ,nto 30,
siuersuon the proprieiy OF increasi, q the can.
itai STOCK OF said comoany, and TO Increase
sne same so As u make the said capital stock
THEN Houn n n1a exec ding the sum Of Twelve
the stockhoiders at said meeting the same "a
lociude ana cover AL stock which mas here
toiorc been Issued; and furtl er to auIh ,riSs
the issuance and disposition OF the Bonds of
e said hallway Comyauy, the said bonds ~
be In such an amount, an he payable Mt snch
tlme and place, and to bea. Interest AT sn,h
Iate nef ahnum, as the said stock holders NAV
men agree upon,and to authorize mortgage or
~ ~ .ne Hallway and other property
VI VIZ company 10 secure the payment OF said
ponds anu The interest thereon and for the
,ransactlon VI such other bu mess as NAV
isgi5imately come before said meeting.
D,rsct%r sVn sd hhat meeting the Board Of
way company be, and the same is hereby call.
gu 70 take place at the office of the con,pany.
10 me city Of Ty Ter, Texas, OF 70 O'Clock M :,
On .he xnn cay OF July .lsSl, for the TRANSACT
ZION OF general business of the compa, v, and
especially for the purpose or carrying out and
giving enectt0 the actions of the stOckbolders
IN Increasing the stock, and pro, idinc for the
Issuance OF bonds Of said company, and M. ri.
cages to secure the same.''
CHAS. T. BONNER,
Secretary.
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Who Is Mrs. Window

As this question Is frequently asked, we
Will simply say that sne Ia u lady W. o Tor H.
wards of I rty yea has unit inl ly devoted her
time and talents as female phy,ician and
nurse, primo pally among children. she has
especially studied the constitution and wants
of this numerous class, and, as a result Of this
effort, and practical knowledge obtained In q
lifetime spent as y nurse ~ d physician, she
has compounded as otniug syrup for chill.
dren toething. 1t operates like magic-giving
rest and health, and Is moreover. sure %
Regulate the bowels. In con eqaence of this
article, Mrs. Win.low Is becoming world. re.
nowned as benefactor II her races; chi rem
certainly do rire up and bless be, especially 10
this the case In tubs city Vast quantities Of
ihs soothing syrup. are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Winslow 8 immvr.
tal,zed her nam. by this valuable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands OF chi d.
rem have been Saved nom an early grave by 4, 8
timely use, and that millions yet unborn viii
share its benefits, and unite Ia ling her
blessed. N mother mas discharged her duty
70 her suffe ing little one, In or opinion,
until she has given It The benefit OF Mrs.
Winslows s9o' hing syrup Try It, mothers
Sold by all druggists % cents bottle.
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DENTON.
correspondence Of the Herald.

NaYYes non uenCS vi tuc iltthiu.
DENTON, July "a, 1881.
Wa will have no Dallas train in TO dav, it
III, be here at 10 o'clock to>night, therefore
va will miss one Issue Of the HERALD. but of
,0,,ss We cannot help these things. would
suuoes, that you would try and talk engine q
Euls through the columns Of your valuable
n.nsr As il is not only Denton that is suffer
no r. consequence OF the irregularity of the
Ss trains on the Dallas l. Wichita, but
D,lss also, and you will feel 1t sorely this
hif Il is not remedied, for 1t will turn a
h,,a shipment of Cotton to Fort
With and cause more purchases
"a be made there. The matter should be
npys.sed in some way so that we will not be
dspendent on broken down and worn out
,peiue this fall and winter.
Denton needs hotel building worse than
inviting else. 1t is 10 be hoped that some
| Of our enterprsing citizens will look to 1t and
build one.
We are now having q heavy wind storm
from the north "A O'clock p. M and the sp.
pesrsnces are favorable for rain. 1t has
been quite warm to-day. the thermometer
being little the rise of 100 in the coolest
places.
A large shipment Of cattle was made here
lhis morning. Denton is becoming quite o
center for stock shipments as We are favora-
BY situated, with plenty of water and grass
near by. We are destined to be one of the
lirgest shipping points in north Texas for
live stocv, and also for cotton, wool and
hides.
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CORsICANA.
nee of the Herald.

ores pondence of the Herald.
CoRsICANA. July %, 1881.
The water works question is quiet tor the
"a beipe: it is to be hoped the council
n m,ke some move at their next meeting
The sale Of lots at Purdom is advertised
pOsters to take place August 4th. Purdon
me first station on the St. Louis & Texsl
1ssy, east of this piece.
Extensive preparations have been made
entertaining Parsons brigade at theil
MON which takes place here the Sd Of
august, next.
'fne new court house is rapidly nearing
mple,ion. Inside blinds have been put to
ilhe windows, and when furnished 1t will
ri spy thing of the kind in the state.
There is some talk of holding an indigna-
NM meeting censuriDg the action of Gov
nor X ,berts on the thanksgiving question.
THE district court is still grinding on civil
|a.
new hotel ia being erected near the
Cpral depot. MIR. Cleveland, of Dallas,
IN ofiiciate as urine host"
temperature LOG . In the shade yesterday;
Ijghest to day SO
Az freight train No. 8 was running into
own Yesterday morning, one of the cars in
ina middle of the train struck broken rail !,
throviug five cars from the track. No one
VA injured and no delay crushed to the
regular passenger train.
4 delightful rain set in early this morning
md continued until p. M. doing world
Il GOOD TO cotton and crops generally.
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Orr will sell you carriages and buggies,
phaetons and platform and spring wagons
at cost for the next thirty days.
Orr will give you bargains in bugees and
carriages for the next thirty days.
Orr's Concord side spring is just what you
want. He will sell them at cost for the
next thirty days.
Orr guarantees his buggies and csrrisges
as represented and will sell at cost for the
next thirty days
Over 200 carriages and buggies and spring
wagons at Orr's at cost.
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
the world.
Ifyou want TO buy family carriage send
or Orr's catalogue and price list.
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DO YOa Want Health,

Why will ye die? Death, or what is wors,
is the tnevitabl, result Of continued suspen
sion of t g menses flow. 1t II Q condition
which should not be trifed with. Immedi late
relief is the only safeguard against constiiu.
pension or other Irregularities VI the ''cOur.
ses'' Bradf Ids Female Regulator Ia the only
sure remedy. II acts by giving tone 10 the
nervous 0 ntres, improving the blold and de-
termining directly 10 the organ, of menst ma.
ton. 1t is leg innate pre- criptlon, and the
most intellig mt physi ians use IL. Prenared
bv DR.. j. Bradneld, Atlanta, Ga, 81 so pei
bottle.
NoTAsULaA, Ala July 7, 1877. o
Bradaeld's Female Regulator has been IN cy
oughly tested by me in a great varietyus
cases, and am fully convinced that 1t IL /
rlvaled for all that CLASH Of diseases VIII -aos
lain 9 tOcure. j. Q. HUss, N. ID.
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''ThOugh Lost to sisht, g Memory

''ThOugh Lost to sish,, g luemOry
Dear,
The excursion trip of the n iic' al Lsncers
to New Orleans early in ihe sp;ing was an
event which has inaugurated commendable
spirit of brotherly love between the people Of
the metropolis of the gulf state and the
"hub of the universe" The soiourn Of the
Massachusetts, military in New Orleans was
brief, but during the short stay they were
the recipients of marked courtesy
at the hands Of the military
quaintances were formed Of plsssurable
character, and since the visit friendlv cor
respondence has been INDUCED in. A few
days since, j. L. Bailey, Esq, of this city, q
veteran Lancer. received pleasant missive
from Thomas Heating, Esq, member of
Battery B, Of New Orleans, announcing his
marriage on the 22d ult. to an estimsbe lady
of the Crescent City. Accompanying this
note Of glad tidings was generous slice of
wedding cake and basket of Mumm's,
best tokens Of the friendly recollection
of our esteemed citizen. The receipt Of
these EXPIRE. sions of good will ELECTED
prompt acknowledgment and declaration
Of continued regard, the recipient voicipg
the hope that. the matrimonial pathway of
his southern friend may BE- strewn with
rosea,and that the scriplural Injunction to
'mul iply and replenish the earth" may be
scrupulOusly observed, to the end that the
name Of Heating may long be preserved.
We are inf, rmed that Battery B contem-
plates visit to Boston next year, and will
be the guest of the Lsncers. Their recep-
ton, should they come, will be of the warm
est kind, such IS is proverbial with Boston.
ians and New Z CHAMBERS:
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Granted the possibilities spoken Of above 81
40 and the maturity, vigor and appearance Of
40 would remain, while the man living out
only his animal nature declines in senility
snd shows all its outward evidences. When
men and women come to understand that it
is the mind which shapes the body aud in
flusnces even the facial contour, lees s,ten-
ton will be paid TO cosmetics and more to
the endesvor 10 live up to an ideal whose
highest Known type Is the simple, the meek.
We, the powerful Nszsrne These words
are written with some hesitation, for all sp-
prosch in daily paper to what is conven-
lionally known as religious sentiment" is
regarded as tinctured more or less with cant,
But the mysteries of nature embracing our
own mental and physical organic ssions are
little understood, and Chi fly because what is
known as science. and also what SO often
passes for religion, quarrel over trlaes and
can not broaden their minds for mutual in
vestigation.