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The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
NEWARK LETTER.
violent Hail sseSm4Damage to
Growing Crops, Property Etc
Base Ball.

Base Bali.
Correspondents Of the Gazette.
W NEWARK, June 81, 1881.
Yesterday morning between the hours
of ten and eleven O'Clock Newark was
visited by the most Violent hail storm
that has been know for 20 years. 1t was
accompanied by rain and wind although
the latter was not sufficiently heavy to
do much damage. Hail stones as large
as walnuts fell in some parts Of the town
breaking windows panes, and destroying
the vegetables In the gardens and laying
the wheat and oats level with the ground.
The corn was cat and Atripped 20 badly
that fears are entertained that 1t Is en-
tlrely ruined. Flowers, were served In
the same manner, rthe beautiful flower
garden al the p. W. 81 b. Depot was
completely ruined. It is estlmated that
nearly 5000 panes of glass were broken
during the storm, Mr.sJ. @. Shivler and
Joseph Dein g. Son being the greatest
sufferers, the former having searly 900
glass broken in his hot house, aud the
later about 140 broken out Of their mill.
A. j. Lilley, VIM. Austin, Exchange
Building, Linden Hall, Delaware Collie
ege, Watson MeDougall and several
others also had quite number Of glass
broken. The storm lasted about len
minutes. Services bad tosbe discontin-
ued at the NJ. B. Cbnrch ON account Of
the noise occasioned BY tive rattling Of
the hail against the windows. Taken all
together 1t did more damage in aNhorter
narind than unu etorva b rr.uyn for yaa re
The Red Stockings of this town q
junior nina, played the Elkton club on
Saturday at the park, the game resulting
In favor OF Elkton by . score OF 10 to IL.
The Juniors deserve credit ss their op-
Ponents were young men and had played
close games with the Actives Of this
town. The latter named club will
go to Kennett Square, Pa, ON the.4th OF
July to play the Mohican club Of that
p ace.
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gas 9aily 6Assttt.
FIRST EDITION.

.
Tvx increase in thelpubli 10 weslsh OF
france Of late years has been enormous.
ranch Rentes issued after tho war at
s,s IsS 90 stand now at s24 French rail-
49, .h,res ,bow still greater Improve
van, A year ago French Northern
n..". o "a rs quoted at s325 per share Of
sIoo: % they are now at $3.50, and all others
hsar the same comparison. Bank Of
Er.,.o shares which could be bought
= year ago at $3.50, sell now at $1,000
Crsdt Foncier shares have risen 30 per
csu, within the last year. The French
,ublic had under the Empire, and has
svsr since the war, invested largely
,h,oad. Hundreds ofmillious of foreign
stocks and shares have been held in
France. A large part Of the Italian
dab, Is even now In the hands OF the
French public, its quotation having
risen from 7Of, to GOT. The same is the
case with with Spanish, Egyptian, and
others. A more remarkable in.tapce,
perhaps, has been the investment in
spanish raiiways. Here there was
positive less, seeing that for many years
they paid no interest. Slowly they have
oil waksn up TO prosperity, and the pa
u.nt holder has only reooud ed his cap
lnl, but secs his shares at large pre-
MUM. What will be the result Of the
reaction from this ind ,tei condition OF
hs finances; when 1t comes-as 1t surely
must come? Many who do not know
France and the special organic alton Of
hs different stock exchanges. anticipate
|, general collapse, a crash such as was
Witnessed 10 Austria in 1873.
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Great Inducements.

Our great annual closing out sale
OF spring and summer clothing at the
Boston One Price Clothing House
will com. mence on Saturday June Is
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special inducements offered
In boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser Of ofa suit will
receive present.
The presents consist of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspsnders and
other articles too numerous to men
tion.
All are invited to attend the sale
and procure d bargain and am salts
fed they will go away happy. 9
V. E. HOLMES, Prop.
2l3 Market street.
jel7 eodtf. f1i 4
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The Victims Funeral.

James NJ. Guinty, late head cook OF
the Holly Tree Inn, whose violent
death at the hands of Joseph Mowbray
on Friday morning has been fally
detailed in THE GAZETTE, was barred
at A o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the residence of undertaken Martin,
Shipley street above sixth. Services
were conducted by Rev. j. L. Estlin, OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church. and
some boarders at the Holly Tree Inn
acted as pail bearers. Friends sent
flowers ana also accompanied the
remains to the place of interment-
tho ''Stranger's Row" Of the Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery. 1t ID
not known that Guinty had any
relations.
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A Patriotic Celebration.

The M. 1. Society of Asbury III. e.
Church will give Fourth OF July cel.-
bration In the church this evienng, com.
menciDg at 7.45 O'Clock. A leading
feature Of the exercises will be an alle-
gorical representation Of the reading,
passage and signing OF the Declaration
Of Independence. There will also be an
original essay on"CitizenshiP" by David
Powell, sslbct reading, 'E. Pluribus
Unum,' by Mrs. William w. Sharp and
defamation, 'lndependence Bell, by II.
G. Downward.
The music selections will besAmerica'
.The Union Hymu,' star Spangled
Banper,' 'Our Country's Natal Morn
I'VE Stand United Sword Of Bunker
Hill,' Hail Columbia
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both Legs Broken.

Michael Skarbinskey, q Pole, while
working in the Brandywine quarry, on
Jessup's Road, Saturday afternoon,
was buried beneath a falling bank OF
earth SO deeply that his head barely
protruded above the top. Other
workmen extrlcated him, aud he was
taken to the Almshouse in an almost
unconscious condition. Drs. Ogle and
Springer attended him and found both
legs broken below the knee and the
right hip dislocated. They expect,
however, that he will recover in time.
Skarbinskey is SO years old. and came
to this country about 25 years ago,
serving through the late war with
some distinction.
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MURDER In pITTsBURa.
A Farmer Philadelphfan Killed I'm
Alright by q Negro Rough.


A Farmer PhiladeIphfan Killed I'm
Alright by a Negro Rough.
PITTsBURa, Juae 26.-As bloody
affair happened here toaday, which
resulted In the death of one man and
the serious injury Of another. Two
men were quarreline in front of low
dive an Grant 2tsss.- Hts<h Htgney,
bar kee per in the baltimore House
came along and made some remark
to Bob White, a negro trough, who
threw a rock at him, Rigney drew
revolver and fired two shots, one
striking White in the face. Some one
then knocked Rlgney down and
White jumped upon HIM as he lay
in the gutter aud smashed his head
In with heavy boulder. Officers
took him to a hospital, but he died
on the way. Bob White and the
others were arrested. Rigney was a
native of Philadelphia, but for seve.
raj years has been q fireman on a
steamboat.
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Police Cases.

Before the Mayer yesterday morning
Lewis Mason. wss arraigned on the
charge OF being disorderly. He was re.
quired to pay S. and costs.
Henry Hall aud Emma Townsend for
disorderly conduct were each req aired
to pay costs.
There we're NO trials last evening.
Read DR.. Todds advertisement In
another column.
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ON A ToUR OF INSPECTION.
Naval Cadets Frem AnnaDsIls Wis.
ftfng W1lmfngten. ~ n 2

Nhvoh CouotS from AnmoRo110 WIS.,
iting W1lmfngten. II 2
Friday afternoon the United States
training ships STASDIsH and MAY
FLOWER, on their annual cruise of In.
spection along the cost, arrived
in the Delaware river of Edgemoor,
each ship having on board 80 ca
dets from the U. s. Naval Academy
at Annapolis. During Saturday the ca
dets inspected the extensive works of the
Edgemoor Iron Company, and III the af-
ternoon dropped down TO Wilmington
and anchored in the Cnristians, opposite
the Mccullough Iron Csmpany's wharf.
The officers Of the ships are es follows:
STANDIsH-
LieuteBaut- Commander =. Fl. Baker,
Lieutenant b. F. Tilley, Passed Assist
ant Engineers Windsor and Ransom and
Assistant PaymasterCowie. MAYFLowKR
Lieutenant Hyde, Passed Assistant En-
gineer Ogden, Assistant faymaster Ball
aud Passed Assistant Surgeon Baldwin.
Saturday evening the cadets and crews
roamed around the city, apparently en-
j0ying themselves highly. To-day they
will Inspect The Pusey u Jones Com.
Pahy Wo'ho, anu otuor lnsnuiAStuiink
establishments will be visited tomorrow
and next day.
On Thursday the ship will 60 TO Ches.
ter; thence TO Philadelphia nd Harris
burg, New York, and up the HUDSON TO
Cold Srriue; thence to the Torpedo sta
tion at Newport, Providence, Boston and
other points EN- route, completing the
trip during the latter part Of September,
sfter which the cadets will be granted
their annual vacation lasting a month OF
more.
Lient. Commander Baker, ,oftLt STAND.
IsH, is brother-in-law OF A. g. Os-
borne, Deputy Clerk of the Peace.
Among the cadets OH board The MAY
FLOWER is j. Il. Carswsll, OF this city, q
graduate oil the Boys' High School.
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In this Another Comet3

KANSAS CITY, No., June 20, 1851
About nine O'Clock tonight beautiful
conet was discovered In the northern
heavens about forty degrees frsm the
horI zcn and few degrees to the west
of north. 1t was plainly visible for
several hogre- By many it Is thought
THAI to- nights comet is the one about
which SO much has been said during
the past few days; but the first appeared
In the north this morning at 8 O'Clock,
and IL is therefore surmised that two
blabing stars are now In view.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled clams at Fullmers.
Clam croqust at Fullmer's.

Deviled clams at Fullmers. .tf
Clam croqust at Fullmer's. r
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
The Board Of Education meets this
evening In regular session.
The rain of " sterday ives a heavy
one. 80
The funeral OF James NJ. Guinty, the
murdered man, took place yesterday
morning from the residence of Under.
taker y. b. Martin, at Sixth and Shipley
streets.
The q. 8. Practise Ships, Standish and
MdAfower, with = number OF cade's on
board, from the Naval Academy At An.
napols, Nd, have arrived at this port.
Large mum bers. of persons were look
Ing for the comet lrst evening. 1t was
quite brilliant about IL o'clock. Il 7
All the public schools close this week
1t Is probable that the Mayor will ap-
po'nt the new policemen during the
present week. - :
The fire alarm telegraph will probably
oe put In service daring the present
week.
The wife of L. W. Stidham ,auctioneer
--~~~ See'y JNosSAeoJ potAlyhlbs
The commencement of Wilmington
Academy takes place tomorrow even
ing. -.
Coroner Weldin and DR.. Springer in
vestigatsd the death OF James Lamb
son, ZEN months old oolored child that
cd suddenly on Saturday night. They
found that death resulted from natural
causes. aa =
Chronic diseases are treated success
fully by DR.. Todd. Office 208 Market
street
DR.. Todd can be consulted on Tues
day and Friday at 203 Market street. 8,
DIR. Todd treats all chronic diseases
with marked success. OH e s02 Market
street.
P,rs ms suff ffsrinx from any disease
will find 1t TO their advantage 70 oon-
suit DR.. ro.d At S02 Market street..
Ladies are especially invited to con.
suit DR.. Todd. Office S02 MArke
street. Juno 11-tf
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Meetings Tonight.

MONDAY.
friends Social Lyceum. at
Uniform Difision, *, ofP. 81
sHields au Library Association.
nsiaq nnqua Tribe, No. 8, I. o. II. NJ,
He4%an H1ware Lodge. No. 4, I. Q. Q. +.
WSMslnington Lodge, No. /. X. OFF.
WHsihs,lngton Wa.s, Council, No. s, .. U. A. M, /,
Inl%iaihgton Ilsian Lodge, No. 8, A. o. q. r.
ssT s,va at Inca ple, npment NOT, !. o. o. =.
r Vi helhiehen Division, (coiorsd) 8
E|ak, K. Of p. "S' w. :, on'
y sainlngton q and Brandywlne Council,
Agsgas gagIn, Of ST.. Patrick, meet at 81.
aatys Onurrh. IL 4 VI
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A Great Crowd.

The sale of seats for the High School
Ioza-rsas.o--->as- which takes ulare in
the Opera House on Wednesday even
ing, commenced this morning at 7
O'Clock, at the Shiptey street entrance.'of
G. Il. Thomas q Co.'s book store. As
usual large crowd was present, some
of whom had been waiting all night to
secure good seats. At $3.50 o'clock near
ly all the seats had been taken.
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RUN ovER AND KILLED.
Fatal Accident ON inc p. W. 4 d.

Early this morning the dead body Of
an unknown man was found lying on
The T. w. d B. railroad between Fifth
and Seventh streets, at q point twenty
feet above the fisgman's box at Fifth
street. and sixty feet below the lower
end Of Old Sweds's Churchyard wall.
His head was crushed, his left foot par
TALLY and left arm entirely cut cff, and
bis chest badly bruised. The body was
arst discovered BY some workmen, who
notified r. E. Kitchen, foreman Of q
shining gang, and he had 1t removed to
the dead house.
Corner Weldin held an In inquest but
NO facts were elected bearing upon the
identity OF the man or the cause of bis
death. 1t 10 supposed he laid down up
on the track while drunk, aud was run
over by one Of the north-bound night
traiss, as blood and small pieces Of flesh
were spread along the track for several
feet.
Deceased was apparently about As
or 6o years old, of ordinary size, COM
monty dressed and possessed Of a de-
cidedly German appearance. In one
OF his pockets was found letter from
General Judsen Fitzpatrick to Col.
Dudley, of the Pension Office, WASH
ington, reading as follows "rhe
bearer of this was one of my soldiers,
wounded at Aldie. Give him good
show in getting a pension" An old
sabre cut on the mans left thigh con-
frmed the fact of his having once
been wounded. A piece of PASTE
board found with the letter bore on
one side the name civilian Carter" I"
and on the other "Windsor Hatell,
jackson, Newark" written with a
lead-pencil. The other contents of
his pockets consisted Of a pipe, to.
bacoo bag, piece Of licorice, but~
ton, q five cent nickel and lon !,
chain with broken locket attached.
The Coroner took charge oft body
and will bury 1t in the Potter's field.
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council Meeting.

City Council met at Ninth and Button
wood streets, Saturday evening, and or
dered the grade there to be raised eigh-
teen inches, with fall of 1S inches on
Ninth street from Buttonwood to the
wharf line on the Brandywine. sri'
The Malleable Iron Company wanted
thegrade fixed, to enable them 10 build
an addition to their works ON Button
wood street. They ALTO propose to cUn-
struct wharf on the Bfandywine,a at the
foot Of Ninth street. ~ sas ..I.
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A leading member of the lie.
gal Profession q y; Z. City, OHARLEs
'.Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic strengthen
done, and II 10 besides pleasant 10 take %
beware OF counterfeits. Ask for Liebie
Co.'s Cocoa Tonic. It will reconstruct
visorate Viz ATE aged the and infirm. and
make sickly children and infants
blooming and healthy.
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Sales OF Cattle.

Charles Hayes, of Newlin, sold at
the Red Lion on Thursday, eighteen
head Of cattle at prices averaging
from $lS to $25.
Eby g. bair sold at the Red Lion
hotel on Thursday last lot Of fresh
COWS, sprlngers, feeders and a few
fat cattle at prices ranging from $25
to S57. The cows were q choice lot,
and sold remarkably low considering
their quality.-West Chester Ns,os.
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H0falI sad erds oftongue or PEN,
The sad est are these, at might have
been."
The above quotation was forcibly
Ifought to mind the other day by hear
hg young lady remark that she would
bot now be dying with Consumption If
!hs had taken sine's Syrup OF Tar,
Eo,mber last, and Joured her -cold. as
Iiend Of hers did.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich., Feb. 2, 1850.

know Hop Bitters will he n reoom-
mendaiion honestly. All who use them
confer upon them highest epcomiums,
and give them credit for making cares
ALI The proprtetors claim for tbem.
have Kept them since they were nrst OF
Tered. They took high rank from the
called for than all the others combined.
20 long as they keep up their high rep
utation for purity and usefulness, L shall
oontinuS to recommend them-some-
thiDg have never before done with any
other patent medicine.
J.J. BABooCK, M. ID.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
WRRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEA WE WILMINGTON

.sHS4HO M IN L 1ofd 1851
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
|'WPHILADELPHIA.-2.05 AIS $50 TAO,
v wv, e.lv. eb5. le.30. I1.53 a. M; l2I6
ImsAs. 2.d4 40. 4.0q, 5.62, 1.3s, Y 7.0o, y.55,
NV ?. m: Sundays,2.os, las, $40 am:
fss sEw 'iso YoHx.a6S, @ 49, aT. is S.bj, ~ aoo. ,.s,
s,,ai y. m.; tl2.4J. 2.tB. 5.52. 6.3y D. IN
yeS sundays. 2U5. 40 " M. $50 t.3S p. m.
|'os BALrIMoRE.-l2,5i, 2.I2, 4.02 7.65,
s@a.m. ;l2.55. sI.OA, 4.i5 $50 iO.bl p. M
sundays. y ID ia-Si. 2.l2, 4.O2, 7.55 a. M lJ.6l
H.. -, - n - =.
ss Sa WAsHINGTos.-l25l, AL, 4.U2; 1855.
sIo ~ a. M; lass, sl.64. $50 p, m. Bnn-
|BAIra, is.oi 2.l2, 4.U2, 7.o5 a. N.
Aohk .,k AND INTERMEDIATE STA
rSs' rhos =, -iA5l. S.aS a. m. lL.55, 4. Is p. m.
tions =. In. train stops ut way sta
Bai,, MY Detw sen Perryyills and
Ipysunofe Sundays, 81 a. m.
ran., rnanni,ViLLE AND INrERM STA
iioSs'-S.l5 p. m. -
S.ooS Stw " CAsrLR.-G.OO 9.&, a. m.; Luz
HARRIsnrp.n y. IN, No Sunday trnins.
TIoEs NSss AND lNrERMEDIATE STA
sunday ilssSs mi i.Oo. o.z5 p. In. No
aAa "a AND DlNDEuMxpt ARR sr.rrons
~, o'SS ~ =. M; l.Y5 D. m ATE orArioNs
ITO a. m .SsTos d NoRruKHN r. r.
trains. M d'o''5.O5 p, m. No sun1a,
70 iSa5sIi 5HsIaAwARr N : WESTERN R. n.-,.i5
1880 a. M anJ Y, ni Sunday train,
RAINS Aaa%, aIu o0' p m.
r.a,' ' = AARivE AT wILMINa1 ON
Isl, siaal sriaaalssAAIDELpHIA.-laas. ao7 a.s7
.io2 2JJ. ias I. m. u m; l2.l5. Las
R4S,2.6a ~ 59' LIS p. nj SUNDAYS.
ILLS n ~ ' ~ III. lOa. m; o 20, Ip.4j,
HnAnr,n un WILMINGTON LEAVE
l06, f.s1 f.s1sihiiA@Broad \ ~ \, street Dssot--
s.l5 o'io, lO.a, 100, N Al ~. 4 M
l0Oo ii i. ~ so. 6.l0 is, 5.4beJ ~ IN ~ ~
d.DO, 800 ~. N, Sundays, Los. s.9l a. m
y.., WV NO. iO.0o,lli .S0 o o m ,'' '''o a. !"
.s.m.; x Hss .soaexH.-2o7, < s.52, 1852. s.sa
ysos so avs Sv7 Isl Isl y, a a;au % ioasP @ q m
n; .i2.Si' 55oo6SE,=l.6e, ! 5o6E ala. e5lIi.s5 4,
day., I.5g IA, ,a o.i6. $50, $50 o. m. sun- :.
RON WAsHiSda,m =, m. 6.t6. $50 $50 p, IN,
A.. sl2.4I, ansol.6e, IA 2l0. LAB a.
pssays, l.69, 2.le ~ ~ 6.SS p. m. sun
fSooss fsos pERaYyi,,1,r M; b;46, $50 p. M,
,alO, OK" oAsrLE.-S.4S. g.8s. = 40 4,
faoa Ds, =. "a. No Sunday trains Law
sos n =, WARE II, R.-s 4s = =, IN n,
soa WI, NO Sunday trains NV
~, m a.,uanoroH q NORTHup~ n
tsins. lA'oa S.S p. m. No Sunds' y
N m, D,EaIAwARr wrsrrsr r. pao
IN. aud 4 Y; u la. Sunday trains. III
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An Opportunity TO Enjoy the 4th
Cheaply. ncini

Among the many pleasurable evsnts
to take place on the Fourth Of July next
there 10 none that will attract more at
tention thaa the excursion to Atlantic
City via the old reliable Camden and
Atlantic Railroad, of the employees OF
Messrs. George Kelly q Co., No. 80
Market street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. X. 8. Williamson, into whose
hands the entire ARRANGEMENTS of this
excursioR have been placed, Is the same
gentle man who managed, with great
satisfaction, the skating seances given At
the rink during the early part of the sea-
son by Messrs. Kelly 81 Co. Il "
Only limited numb ber OF tickets will
be issued to the friends of the employees
and patrons of the firm, at 81 for adults
and 80 cents for children, for the round
trip. Tickets can be procured only BY
applyiug TO Mr.. Williams, at the store,
No. 80 Market street.
The boats OF the Camden and Attain
ito Railroad Company will leave the
South street wharf at 6.15 a. M, and the
Vine an d Shachamaxon street wharf at
$50 a. m. rs %@4
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The Celebrated Liesis C.mpan,

The Celebrated Lfebix Company
sof New York, Paris and London, has at
tained Its reputation by adhering to two
rules. 1t offers no cheap goods. It offers
only honest prepa cations at honest prices
having the name aud seal oil this reputa-
BILE company one is certain Of purity and
excellence. The Liebig CompRny's Arni-
although sold al the same price sss the
quaek, cOlorless weak trash, sold under
tne name OF Witch Hazel. IL 50 much SUI
perior In. every way, that once used. is
after. II cures Piles, Salt Rheum. Skin
iseases RheumatiSm, CaraJrh, Painful
houthl'es, sore Throat and Neuralgia.
Be sure 10 ask for Liebig Co.'S Arnfcated
bxtract OF Witch Hazel. Remember the
market is flooded with worthless imita-
tions.n- (Editoria in SctentiJfc Supplement
Of ~ RcRehsre) Sold in nfty cents and
dollar sizes, --as
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complications.

II the thousands that now have their
rest aud comfort destroyed by compli
cations nf liver complaints would give
natures remedy, Kidney Wort, a trial
they would be speedily cured. 1t aats
on boih organs at the same time aud
,asfsf9Is completely . the ss,s oil ama Of
and disordered kidneys use 1t at once
Don't neglect them.-Mirror and Farm
eF.
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become proper subject for an asylum,
ana only the most indulgeut, pallent
and hopeful Of mothers would have
borne SO long with his dangerous jssl-
ousies, whims and imaginary wrongs
and indignities from the other mem.
bers of the family.
wHIrNEY's ADvRRTIsRnRNT.
On Monday last Whitney had :
more than usually severe epiieptic fit.
and from t.ist day he has been in I
morbidly ey2ited frame of mind. .
monomaniac in reference to his broth
erin laws relations with himself. his
mother and the family. Hence the
following advertisement In this morn
'ing's Washington Post had some
bearing upon the act Of Mr.. Christmss |;
.'Caution.-This is to inform the
public that J. Y. Christmas il not
allowed, under e.;y circumstances, to
collecs any bills for the firm of VIM.
g. Whitney & Co., and now b. A.
Linger & Co., No. 1,117 Nineteenth
street. Very respectfully.
"WILLIAM q. WHITNEY"
"LooK OUT FOR FUN" ''
Last night Mr.. Whitney told the
transfer agent Of the Fourteenth
street ears, whose station 10 near the
Herald Bureau, to look for his card
against Christmas in the morning
paper, and then look out to day for
fun. In the midst of the excitement q
messenger was sent to the intersection
fo- police officer, and the transfer
a -ent then understood for the first
time the signlficauce Of Mr.. Whitney's
remark. H fu,.a tga
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Jefferson club Meeting.

At regular meeting ofthe Jeffer-
son Democratic Club, this evening,
the question of giving an excursion
will be discussed and finally decided.
A full attendance of members is
desired at this meeting.
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IS Cents.

A bargain not eften seen--a fac all
|ineu fancy border hemstitch handker.
Ahief at IS cents.
This lot OF goods arrived too late for
|arly sales and this price has been.placsd
u them 10 close at once. Quantity no
Prge W. M. KKNNARD & 20.
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Buried ON the Beach,

A vessel from Cuban port reached
the Breakwater on Monday having on
board the body of seaman who died
the day previous Of yellow or some 9TH
er Kind Of fever. The corpse was inter
red on the beach and the vessel fumigat-
Inquirer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27

Kidney. Wort moves the bowels regu-.
arly, clsanses the blood, and radically
cures kidney diseases Tavsl piles, bill
ions headache, ~ y palms which are
caused BY diso~s esd liver and kidneys.
siiiiii9esysands g r. aaiD eured.why should
has iS sst Xxx, .,nns..f m.n sen
ma .aoInes ever known. sucSSssI.. snsM =.
both Dry and Liquid form, and It's s&
las, Ter., Herald. 81
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27

NOIICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
isestortr is the marvel Of the age for all
Nerve diseases. All fits stopped fres.--
Send 10 0H Arch .Strsetl Phtlp tslphiA,
oAt 2O-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, Bright's disease, rheumatism, and
horde of. other. sArinus and fatal dis
eases, which can be prevented with Hop
Bliters, II taken In time.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Personal.E

ProL. Ferd Fallmer and sister, of this
city, went TO Rehoboth, this morning.