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The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
A SETTLED FACT.
THE COUNTY RECORDS To BE RE-
MOVED TO THIS CITY ON THURS

THE COUNTY RECORDS TO BE RE
MOVED TO THIS CITY ON THURS
DAY.
A majority Of the Building Com
mittee Of the Levy Court held q
meeting In the new Court House
this morning, and transacted con-
adorable routine business.
Among the most important mat
ters considered was the question Of
removing the official records from
New Castle into the new building.
The removal would probably have
commenced yesterday, but the act
authorizing the removal of the re-
cords, passed by the Legislature
last week will not be received be-
fore Thursday morning. The act
provides that upon its being record
ed the removal shall take place at
once. As soon as the act Is receiv-
ed 1t will be recorded, and at the last
stroke Of the pen the work of load
ing the records into wagons will
commence. The recording Of the
act will probably be the last oflcial
business to be transacted at New
Castle.
1t is the intention OF the commit
tee to have all the records removed
on the day named, and for that pur
pose they have engaged nearly all
the furniture cars In this city.
A great many Of our citizens think
that 1t would be a good idea to Sc
elre q band and meet the wagons
bearing the records at Market street
bridge and escort them up Market
street to the Court House. Whe
ther this will be done or not remains
to be seen.
One OF the members of the com
mittee remarked this morning that
he supposed when the wagons got
outside OF the limits of New Castle,
some of the irate citizens would
place some powder under the old
court house and blow it up.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
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owing To the fact that the time fot the
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4l6 spruce ST., Phila.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMINero.


SS 81 sPsSIIAiDOEsPMIA-l.6s p q 22s, $50 Ian,
1a.A92S 2SO, 400, 6.l7, 100, 9.55 10 'Oo. n M
on sundays, l.oS, 2.ss, $40, q. m. 500 III IL
e%, s:oS, lsOo p. m. ''-''
Am; l2.2o, IR.43, AIS, 8.IT o. % M W., ~,
Sundays, LES. 2.23 q. M, B.l7 o. m. oA
FOB BALTIMORE AND WAsBIHoTou
E5l zOS, 1l5, 7.5S, ,S.35, a. m. I256. G.D4
aaoi'ev Nv. p. m. On Sundays, lI5I, 2.Cs,
EoR BALTLMoRE, IBay Line oonn nection,
I.W p, In. No Sunday trains.
Lok NEW CAsTLE.-6.OO 40, a. m. l,n
EoR DELAWARE X. R--e.3O a. M I.O6
90, p. M. No Sunday trains.
FOR WILMINGTON q NoRTHKRN r. X
~ g. M; 300, sos p, m. No sunuay
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R7,s
to-0o g. m.; 6.SO p. m. No Sunday trail =.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l22. l.N 1o.
~. S.Soi y.25, 2m.; l2IS, l2I5' I.O5 , 81
1A, 14S. 4-50, 40, 6.25 7.OO, 500, V.1 II 10 ~
ni; On sundays, I2-43, LIS, 2,Os, 7.S2. ID. Il
fRok New YoRK.-l.6s, 2Os 1s2 am =.
mi 1915, l.O2. 49, 90 p. m. Or sundsvs
l.ee. Aus, 7.52 a. m.
m; l22o, I2.4I, Aus, 6.N s.1s, D. M ' Sin =
FRoh WAsHINaToS..Mi.S M p III M
VA. l2.sI,'z.O6, 6.O1, $50 D. M. On a. snn- m;
Gays. SUI, so p. m, sun
AoA,NEw CAsTLE.-S.4S, 9.85 l2lUa. m
o.lO, tsO p. IA. No sunday trains
NkoA DELAWARE h. R.-S,5O, Ia m
s.O y. m. No sunday trains. A
Ehoh W1LAINGToE q NORTHERN r.. r.
n.zo q. M; U.A5 p. IN. No sunda,
FRon DELAWARE WESTERN R. Rsu
.. m. zIo, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
AsOm bEoAD STREET AND WAsHINoTol
~, .. .l5, ~. 81, 90 N u : M
S.Vo, S.60. 400, 4.SU, Sis, 500 $40 SOU
s.so, uSo p IN. On Sundays, SIS a. M
o.eR. a.4o, 30 u. IN. - A"-
.ShoA THIKTY- SECOND AND MAnKR,
SFhEETs.-7.3O, lbs a. m n. AS. 1IN- :,
m'i A.O =. m. On Sundays, I.UO. a M
NoTE.-The black fiRures reora.sn, A., .
Limited Express" on which An s1I,s
tare 10 charged.
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RIDING A horse INTO 4
CHURCH.. .

CINCINNATI, Jan. 17.-Yes:erdu 4
Somerset, KY, as Rev. Galen Rigby VI
preaching, young man drove Bis BON
into the front door Of the chueh .a
rode down the aisle, stopping mined
ateiy in front Of the preacher. He d
nouncsd hun aud his congregation d
indecent and Insulting language. 40
oiher scapegrace followed, swinging
yelping dog by the legs. The member
rallied aud drove tha ruffians out.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
The Heavy AwaLd Against
Reading.

just before the adjournment o.
the Supreme Court yesterday the
case OF the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company VS.. Jacob p.
Boyer was taken up. The case
which was under argument at the
time of the adjournment of the
Court, came up upon writ of error
taken by the Reading Railroad
Company to the decision Of Common
Pleas No. 4 awarding the heirs OF
Jacob P. Boyer, a policeman, who
was killed in March, 1877, at the
Broad-street crossing of the Reading
Railroad, $4,000 damages.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
% PAGE CATALOGUE

containing much valuable inform at,on
also nsto peaches with rotation IN III
penlng' and n list OF southern on long ksan
ing apples, fruit much needed sara
hvefy irult grower should see this list Of
appleA ana ouy no more OF The New YoI n
or estern Varieties TO plant hara tnr
wnter apples, for grown here they are moi
winter apples. ON
Also Japan, persimmon, queen of the
market, raspberry with q luIl lima ~
nursery stocs at greatly reduced prices.
Also receipt Ior
WASH FOR TREES.
whicn will drive out borers fin IN. n..oh
apple, ounce and ash and not one nnIi
Inc time or cost In applying iL aa N "a
move with kniis and II applied annualIv
there Will be Lo borsrs In Lns trees aud moi
one peach tree die with the yeIIoWH
where thousands die annually nov. send
postal card for catalogue. CAIl and sae
STOCK. All orders sent by m-n will ro-
SsiVo careful attention.
RANDOLPH PETYRS
WlnIngton ,IDeI
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
THIRD EDITION
TERRIBLE COAsTING ACCIDENT
FIVE BOYS PROBABLY FATALLY IN
JURKD By CRASHING IHTo A TnLR-

so6nO 8A ORAbAA&0 AATV - AhA8-
GRAPH POLE.
PATERSON, N. J., Jan. 1S.-Five lads,
from fifteen to eighteen years OF age, met
with serious, perhaps fatal, accident
last night while coasting on Halendon
Hill in the northern suburbs Of this city.
~ Ali were ON long "bob," and when
near the bottom Of the hill, while NOV
ing at . rapid speed, tbe bob crashed in
TO telegI sph pole, shiverlDg the vehicle
% splintsrs, and lnjuring every one Of
She lads.
Frank Harris had his nose broken
, and driven into his face, also his teeth
and jaw broken, the imprint Of every
tooth in the upper jaw being left In the
pale against which the bob ran.
James Acker sustained broken arm
and was injured severely in the groin.
Alfred DeHope, who sat In front and
was steering with an upright crank, aus
tanned compound fracture OF his right
thigh, and had bis leg broken below the
knee; also probably fatal wound 10 the
groin, caused by the crank a. he was
hurled from the vehicle.
james DeHope, brother Of the last
named, had his nose broke aud was bad
" injured in the groin, from the same
cause. James Smith was picked up
unconscious, but 10 the least Injured Of
any.
The distance from the top Of the hill
10 about . quarter of mile.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
Mayor Latrobe, m his me,,,,e 10 a.

Mayor Latrobe, IN his message to th
City Council Of Baltimore, yesterday,
reported the total funded an0 van,uLssI
debt ofthat city al $36, ,092, ,00S.. 0IA 4
amount, $o,661, ,ol2 consists Of water 81
park loans, the interest on which Is pa
by revenue from water rents and dE
passenger railway companies. TheT
ductlve and interest bearing assets oEt
ed Ly the city are stated at S2O, ,66l ,9a'
%, leaving the balance Of debl, b
Interest on which has TO be provided ;
taxation, IS, ,s6e, ,3os.7O.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
DIED WHILE DRUNK.

hsADIsG, Pa, January l7.-Isasc
hearing went sleighing in the country
yesterday with fsiend, and while Out
Partook freely of drink. Arriving nome
ms friend placed him In barn below
heAoing TO sober up, instead OF taking
nIm TO his residence. His wife searched
Iof nin, and found her husband dead on
pallet Of straw, having died while
drunk. He had fallen, and the blood
from his wounded mouth strangled him.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
JUSTICE swAYNE's RESIGN
TON AND HIS sUCCEssopa

WAsMINaToS, January Ill /.
semi officially announced tb., ~
Swayne will tender his resiguatio.a ~ Y
the Gath inst, and that the Domi'.
lion Of ex Senator Stanley MattA.a.
Of Ohio, 10 be his successor SH.l wi.I I
sent to the Senate next week jn',i.
Swayne will give Q dinner na,,' @ =
his associates on the bench tbi. ~
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
PosTPoNING rHR BAN1.r
COCK RACE N'LAl

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE iu,e,D.,.
singie-scull race between Edws.Is
Ian, the American champion ',,u ,Ot y S.s
Q. Laycosk OF Sydney N 3 'IC % EIs
1000 q side and the chamnioMs W. 10
England, which was to have hpa'.OnaAlpa
to-day,.was postponed. The so'',.I e,u ios't
rutney 70 Mortlake 10 covered s .',. lss =
and It was found impossIbls I,sa y! !. Y
oarsmen 70 row until the course ~ !, !! y
cd. Saturday has been assigned y - e's,' !.
race. The Ice 10 increasing in o" W. u
the weathsr is very cold and frsa1'I ,l
spects OF an early thaw are eon.', % ~
very poor. 0"'lusnl
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
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FIENDISH ACT OF A WOMAN.
SIZE PoURs GASOLINE OVER An OLD
LADY AND SETS FIRE TO 1T.

DETROIT, Jan. ia NstOs special
from Lapere, Mich, gives the details OF
= horribl, tragedy which occurred there
last evening. While Rev. Mr.. Curtis, a
baptist miuister, was hoiding q meeting
In church Mrs. Barnard went to the
heuse Of the minister, where she found
his wife, an old lady 10 years of age.
alone. Mrs. Curtis being afraid of her
ordered her out OF the house. Mrs. Bar
nard replied: "You have injured me
and will have my revenge" Sue then
eKtinguished the lamp, seized Mrs. Cur
rs, poured gasolene over her, placed
clo.h saturated with oil 10 her mouth
and set fire 10 her.
Help arrived and the burning gar
ments we're torn f,Om Mrs. Curtis. She
fingered In great agony for five hours
and died early this morning, Mrs. Bar
nard was arrested. Some believe her
70 be insane from religious excitement.
Mr.. Cultis says she is only ugly.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
Commonwsalsh Dls,ribu,,o. g.
TwnHrY- -H1oHrH pRAw,vo - a..

On Monday, January 81, the Common'
wea.sn Dlstribution Com pany will hoid
the twenty eighth OF It's series of nonnIa ).
Drawlngs ~ MAeauley's Theatre. Ts,nls,
t,va .ohy. az. on wnica occasion It's aIIrac.
ss 80 sonene or $50 prizes aggreg atino
ellzssoO, wan be distributed among ~ -.
,h,n Irons: Tne wide; spread popuIarity Wbtoh
tnls Insututioa has acquired IN IN nr..,N mioh
Sen.ea a IN the history OF lotteries; and NJ.
Ing nas obtained for it an unn. aeal-
success. Whole tiokets, "a: hs,ys.
sono W y. N. Boardmsn. Louisyiiie. XIV.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
POLICE HEARINGS.

The following cases were disposed
OF by Mayor Almond last evening and
this morning:
George Hey for being drunk and
dlsorderly, 20 and costs, and 800 to
keep the peace.
A. Gillespie for selling liquor with.
out license, $400 bail to answer At
Court, and for keeping o tipplinQ
house, so and costs.
Robert Lynn for contempt In not
ooeying summons 10 appear az a
witness In the case Of Gillespie, vas
required to pay $40.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
FOURTH EDITION

WALL STREET YRsTRRDAY.-Stoeks 0
were acsive and buoyant, heavy orders
coming from Europe. Money ruled at
3 to Q on call to stock borrowers, while
It could be had at per cent. on gov
ernments. Railroad bonds were higher.
Sterling exchange was barely steady.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
BOARD OETRAnR

II Is announced that q meeting of m.
Board OF Trade will be held thIa av".
nlng' at No. COL Shipley street. tn
meeting Is called for the purpose of Act.
ing upon tue the report OF shs O. n r.,
Klneers upon the Improvement of TN
navigation ~. Of the Christiana. Mr.. IT
warner has prepared q statement shn1'
log that @2l ,0O0, 900 worth OF Roods nas-
ln and out Of the creek every year, ''
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

Ex-Secretary Thompson appeared b
fore the House Committee on the Ind
oceanic Ship Canal yesterday mOrnil
and spoke In favor OF the Pananl
scheme. He denied that the project
any way Antagonizsd the Monroe 90,
,rine, and argued that al proposillOs
Tor transit across the Isthnus shOuH
De left to the control OF eDgeneen4
aud financial considerations"
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
TRYING TO STOP THE SLED,
DING.

30 many complaints have been made
TO Mayor Almond. about the use az
the streets for shedding purposes, in
view OF the many recent accidents. a.
that tho Mayor has determined to try
and stop this dangerous sport. To
TINS end he has requested the Street
commissioner to deposit ashes on the
dulged in. 'A
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

In the contested Case of B,sb.e va H,n
ol Florida, tho subcommittee of m.
mouse Commtttee on Elections IA r.-
ported 20 be unanimous In favor Of nm
seAhng Hull the Democralic incumb bent
Mem6ers OF the House Committee on
racino Railroads express the belief that
NO aeuon viii be taken by the Commit.
Railroad matter. ~e'Ao
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
STOCKS.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Jan. IL. .6P. N.
beef cattle were moderately active
during the past week, but prices AT tina
close were easier. S5O0 head arrived and
sold Al Inc dinersnI yards ~ q 0Zc,
per pound, the latter rate for onoics.
SHEEP uere dull and prlses were a fraa-
sion lower. l2,0eU head arrived and sod
Al Aa61{c., and lambs NJ 6.61<c., per 10. a.
to condition
Hoes were dull ana weak. 70s head ar
rived and sod NJ Lue difieren, yards A.
e7saSc., the latter rate for exlrA.
PARK DAovA YAAD.
R&-seaosd @AA LIn~lsssew ~vs. Ian. i'm
6nnEP- Extra. IlO 70 ~ Ds..-toslL: .ool
20 No De-. ~ 70 e. fair, q - ~
4s.,H TO Gss; good kAnba. az y l.. me
GUN lAmbs, SH To o; OAlvaa, 10 ~
ARnvaAA. 400 haaA
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDEAsDAY, Jan. n,6P. M.
FLoUR IL dull Al former prices, Bales of
lIOO bbls, Including Minnesota exIraa ~
- SAo 70 Tor meaIum 10 CHOICE clear,
aud at S0ao 70 for sLrniShLj PsnLayiVAuia
extra family AT 95a6 2S Western DO do
NJ - 0Oho b. and Patents NJ ATaS OO Rvs
Flssr is steady st " s5a6 per barrel,
GkAlN.-Wh heat 10 y shaae higher but
inscLlye. Sales Of 20 ,0o0 buansIs. lnclud-
Ing Iejected. at Sl Ulsl US Foa and Am her
rAok, At 81 lts&Al Isz and No. red, IN
IM March. Rye 1s Qaiet. We queie
nhSyLNahiA a. VIC. Corn is dull and
cludlng yellow, al 63c; st1 amer - ~,
aud white At Ole, Al the cali board 80
was bid for Jan, sac. for Feb, and Se
tor MarGn. Oats are arm. sales OF $40
felset-d ana mixed Ht 44a46c.
WAIskEY.-lOO bbls. OF Western iron
Douho soio ~ 81 IL per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
increasing Trade with Fr.no.

Another evidence of the growth ~
commerce between New York and
France is recognized by q new line
OF freight steamships to ply between
this port and Bordeaux. Six stesm
eIs comprise the line, and the VILE
d'Alger, the pioneer vessel of the
enterprise, arrived yesterday. A
new Amsterdam line il protected
and will be In operation in about Ain
weeks. 1s siA
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
WHAT STALWAR rISM DID 10,
SPRAGUE,

From the 81. Louis Post Dispatch.
The stately Conkling telegraph n
Plat to congratulate hiu: upon The n
that New YORK has chosen a .enrr
who never had 10 apologize for seiu |,
stalwart Republican. Aud yp. TI
wartism ls precisely what smashed N,
Spraugue's hearthstone aud caused q
roof tree to settle some fifteen feet
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

"AhHsn's Philadelphia aud Whining.
Ton propeller line Is great conyeniepcs CO
and should be largely patroniEed. The
CITY "euid be at great loss were 1,
compelled TO stop by reason Of Ice or
anything else. Freight 10 now received
daily as usual both here and in PhiladeI.
phia.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
THE TENNESSEE CoyTvs,

NASHVILLE, January l7-N|
House committee on elect
agreed this morning, without 4
seat, to seat Representative NJ n
Kenna Rep.l, whose seat had bss
contested. The Republicans on \.
committee-which Is composed y,
Republicans and 3 Democrats.a
cided to present q report reeoA
mended that Steward tDem. be =
seated. The Democrats will Dress
q minority report.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

THE WATTS TELEPHoNE.-Tnew won.
ders OF simple instrument thai viii
yet make a noise in the world. hnsinasi
men wanting their offices connected VIII
remote paTts ca their works Will do vel,
~ call on M. +. Hayden, corner SixIh
ana SIMPLIFY streets, who has the agencx
Tor the state OF Delaware, Where = H.
IL now In operation for trial he ref,sra Sor
WORK done. References: Geo, w. Rnsh a
son Ihe Harlan HollingsWorth Co
uos: bancroit sons; J. J. Gallagher a
@ASss $Ao otnerss dool-dlmo.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
COLORED MEN IN THEATRES.
BAITIMoRE. Ian. IA 1891

The case Of Samuel W. Fort, mana
ger Of the Academy Of Music, charged
with denying William II. johnson, col
ored, certain rights which 1t was thought
would be adjudicated under the Civil
Rights bill, came up to-day before Uni
ted S ates Commissioner Rogers and re-
suited in the dismissal of the case and
the complete vinlication of Mr.. Fort.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
RENTZ-STANLEY.

The Rsntz-Santley Company unds
the management of III. b. Leavitt, al
booked to appear in the Opera Hous
on January goth. They will preseE
the amusing burlesque of ''Penni
Aunts among the Pirates"
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
THE PosTLEs LEGION

The members of the Postlss L.uion
are requested 20 meet at their room.
lhird story Of Fox's building, sixth
and Shipley streets, this evening. as
business Of importssSs ;s 70 be tras-
ed. H10'S-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

Governor Hawkins, of Teuna....
was naugurated yesterday. NJ n. T'
tal in Nashvllle, before q LARGE .s.sP sPi'
blage. de Is the first Republican GU
ernor inauRurated In that state Tor Shon.
ten years, svout
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

Be on time, for prevention Ia better than
cure. All coughs and colds and such af-
fections OF the throat and lungs as lead
70 consumption are cured by Dr. BULL .
Cough Syruy. Price Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
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WILMINGTON, Del. Jan 8, I8s
financial and Comm ersiai.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Jan. 8, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
heald d Co., 3. h. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del. at II
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

LARG EST RETAIL STOCK OF HoaIEpy A.
Underwear In America. Cook A BRorurv.
NOS A. ol and sS NORTH EIoHrH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will have
prompt attention, ian9O.vivann,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

NJ OTlCk.-The annual meeting OF the
~ Mill Creek Union AssociaIion 1oY
the Detection of Thieves and Reooyerv "
Stoisn Properly win be held at Union
Hall In Mill Greek Hundred, on satnr rdSy
the sth day OF January, 1851, at / o,oloek
p, m. DAVID RASrRIIDESi Si"eA
n pu- President
~ DOoAihSHAh. SEQ. jAnIS-WNs
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

Hfoh SALE.-A nlgnIy improved Tarm
dred. Al enclosed in Usage Hedge, Di.
vlded Into nVe fields. Large apnIa or
chard In full bearing. Pablic scf.oo. ad
Iolning me farm. Bnildings-Laree Man
and all ou er buildings necessaTv on Z
nrsi class farr 9mIles from station on
T. W. a b. h. Centrally iocated.
miles from Wilmington: Apply 70
Real Estate ag't, w. Fourth strs
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
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The following were the ruling prices In
market this morming:
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