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The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
hurrah for Our sIdaI

Many people have lost their Interest
In politics and in amusements because
they are so out of sorts and run down
that they cannot enjoy anything. If
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that Celebrated remedy Ktuney
Wort and experience It's tonic aud reno.
vaunR eftrcts they would soon be hur-
rahtbg with the loudest. In either dry
or hqatd form it's a remedy for torpid
liver, kidosys or bowels.-E EIehan0s.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
A PRoMIssoRY NoTs TO REPAY
STOLEN MONEY.

In December, 1877, Edward overton, of
Bradford county. Pa, was robbed OF
about $500 by Richard CoLmey. Richard
was arrested, onvicted OF the crime and
sentenced. After the conviction, bat be-
fore the prisoner was sentenced. his
father, John Conmey, had an interview
with Overton de imagined that If he
bought the prosecutor off, his son would
De freed He therefore gave Overton 800
In money and Iis note for $3.50, on which
SUIT WAS subsequently, brought by Over
ION Inc court below charged the Jury in
substance That II the note was glveu to
repay lhe money stolen there was good
consideration. On this charge tine iury
rendered verdict against Cunmey for
S5'6. Inc supreme Court reversed this
decision yesterday, holding that under
tie .he circumstances there was no COL sidera.
tion fol the note given by Coomey ae-
niOF. ~
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THE ATTACK UPON MISS CUNNING
HAM In NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March Is John II. Camp
VINO was a. rested last night and positively
Identified by Miss Nellie Cunningham
AZ one OF her tssallants IN her uncle's
apartments, at 726 Third avenue. on sat
ufdsy afternoon, was placed at the 6aT OF
the YoTkVlIle Ponee Court To-day. m A
sloully protested innocence, Saying
That al the Time ol the robbery he was NJ
his post at st. Bartholome Va Church as
assls ant engineer. Owing 10 the pros.
trated condition OF the complaininl Ih-
exam inaIl"n Was set down Tor u. morrow
Ia default OF StO,OU0 bali he was TenandeI
TO prison The police AS yet are unable
to tnd Camps associate.
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SALE OF CARPETS AND RUGS

In the Opera House lecture room, at
IL O'Clock to morrow morning, Mr.
Edwin K. Birch, of Philadelphia, will
open and conduct sale OF carpets and
rugs Of Turkish and Persian manu-
facture. These articles are Of the fin
est makes, rich in figures and elegant
in texture. They are the genuine ar
ticl 5, and comprise The finest assort-
ment OF carpets and rugs ever seen in
this city-the only assortment of this
character, in fact, ever seen hore.-
The sale will continue to morrow and
Thursday, CO mmenclng at IL o'clock
each day. Ia addition TO carpets and
rugs some elegant table, stand and or-
toman covers, aud number of eldb.
crate slieper patterns will be offered
for sale. Thomas NJ. Ogle is the auc
tiJnesr.
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SNUFF MILL TO BE ENLARGED

The lower snuff mill Of William Gar
rett, on Red Clay Creek, in Delaware,
about three miles below Lswisville, is
to be enlarged. There are three of
these mills about 80 feet square. The
addition to the lower mill will make it
when finished 90 by 100 feet. Mr..
Garrett is also making arrangements
to put new steam engine into the lat
ter mill. The Kaolin mines above
these mills fill up the dam and race
with the washings from the clay anC
render the water power almost useless
to the snuff mills. which has rendered
the use of steam necessary WeS
| Chester NewS.
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a AnlussnIenIs.
"uNcLE TOMS cABGNn AGAIN.

CNCLE TON , CABIN AGAIN.
The play of" Uncle Toms Cabin"
adapted from the story OF Harriet
Bcecher Stowe, Is to be again per-
formed in this city on next Friday
and Saturday evenings. This time
il is by the Wellesley Il Sterling
combination. Among the special
features OF the performance will be
the introduction Of the Two trained
Leonbure dogs belonging to Marie
Willesley. These dogs appeared
here once with Miss Willesley in
the "Danites.n The combination
recently appeared in Reading, and
the Edgie OF that city says the house
was tilted in every portion, and that
The sale OF tickets had to be stopped
before the performance commenced
WON AT LAST.
On Monday evening next Steele
Machaye, the dramatist and actor
supported by a carefully selected
company, will appear in the Opera
House, this city, IN his latest great
play Of "Won at Last" Mr.. Mac.
Kaye is not only an acknowledged
dramatlst and actor, but an actor Of
mari kcd ability. Ills play Of Nv Oh
at Last" Is said to be even more
powerful than his play of "Haze
III ke" presented here a short time
ago. lie is now performing at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadel-
phla.
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Another Candidate.

by a large IN jorty he people Of the
Unlted States have declared theIT fallh
~ .h'dn1y Wostas d Iemvuy Tor all The
uisS~SoS Vi tho kidneys ANA Iiver, some
no"eV =, have dtsIked the trouble oi
PFC pairing 1t from Tue dry form. For
eueh ne" Candidate appears IN The
shape Vi Kidney " orr IN Loud Form.
IL - very concentrated, IL ea,IIV I.k.n
anu Is rqlAly efficient as he dry IT.
it.-LOutsUiits PON.
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The Counterfeit Bu,,.,
InNealiwnii... "N'hlh

NEw YonK, March ~
oly % committee on public he.Ie lne Aae
ued It's investigation ln,o ',ealIh tMH
counterfeit butter and i'd cS'.O sue 'OEias|
Butter and Cheese Ercb.en eneee u NJ
ing. Gilbert +. Hensbaaa,n thl' an
ker' testified that he ad vii"oG p,oGpsb
per Of oleomargarine 'is'ea ts.e. .NS
found that oleoma, par,,. 'St'ofles ti|
made from peanut lard and .. SuOt "
alum aud acids. In some r,o,o eleo' III
ploye were exceedipgIv sIa%s'Ofle u.
them working haIi-asbaa%" a"aN sns 1
wearing only a bag about ,S., sna qAN
When pressed TO Tell s wtl 'nelr ldp
seen filthy employees, wi,"..s .s BE- y
me manlltactorIes Of the '' aa 4
Dairy Company, one of WI wbi.h hAatfa
Centre street, and The other =" =, W.
ana Hudson. Mr.. Waite, p - rnI0'N
being recalled, Recommended A. IAN IGt
iirst prohibiting the nnanpf,c,nsS' 'S'.ia
counterfeit article as bul,a, y y
was moi practicable, he Womb v
manufacturers Of the article IN ~ %ap
distinguishing color and prohissi, h Nv !,
from coioring their product ' ~ v ~
max II resemble genuine bu,,s, !,
committee then visited the wc,s. % =, !
commercial Manufacturing Con'.u9 "u
thn principal producers In hi, %'' ~
oleomargarine. Wy
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
TREATING" MADE ILLEGAL IN
WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, Maroh ga despatch
from Madison, Wis.,, says Governor of
Wisconsin to-day signed the bill recently
passed by the Legislature prohibiting
she pIactice.of Creating" The bill pre-
Vides that any person VINO shall hereal-
tor ask another to drink at his expense
or any person consentiDg to drink at
another expense shall be liable to arrest
ana punishment When the bill was
introduced into The Legislature IL was
referred to As . senselsss and lmpraotica-
BILE idea, and nobody thought It would
become law. 1t has only attracted
attention since 1t has passed.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
From Chester Times.
NEW RAILROAD.

For the past few days the surveyors
have been at work laying out new
railroad from Gary's Ferry to a point
near the Lazaretto, and it is supposed
to be in the interest of the new oil
works, the establishment of which are
in contemplation on TinIcum Island.
The lower part of the county will soon
be gridironed with railroads.
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AM ERICAN MUTTON IN A LOy
DON COURT. 4
From the London Tlmes Mach IS.

From the London Times March l6
At Marylebone Norman HayiuRda
William street, LlSson grove, Su yuil
moned by the sanitary autbOnfe 4
Marl-ybone for having In bis pO,saai|
wholesome carcassps Of sheeps1
preparation for sIle. NJ. We GnA|
mell, solicitor appeared for the MNJk|
bone VeH'r,, Mr.. Ricketts,, solicitor n
trnded.s II was shoNn that on paaE|
the defendants premises on SSlwH
afternoon police sere-sM notios 4
very unpleasant odor he9EbssAA|
tary inspector who paid n.r 70 tAs
shop aud found hf,y five a'tsaA ou
sheep, most 81 them 10 a Sssa house, "
a state that led him To Judge AE Msl
were unh for food. They were uoun
inside and emitted ield odor, ,'ud '0S
jiont. IN the shop smeli veDbad' y
seiEed itall and had II condemned
the magistrate.
The GAZETTE furnishes all The ~
news tor oue cent. Read Il,
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CHERRY ISLAND MARSH co

At the annual meeting of this compapv
yesterday, the following officers were
elected
President-Isaac IS. Elliott.
secretary-Thomas s. Robinson.
TreasuIer-H. G. Mahsffey,
SupertHtehdent-C. w, ralley.
1t was decided TO levy a tax of AZ per
acre that OIL 900 might be raised to reIiev,.
the company from present Indebtedness.
IL was proposed at the meeting to ask for
special legislation, as by the charter the
company cannot issue bonds.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
NEEDS RETAILING

The bed Of Walnut street, Between
Third and Fourth streets Is in a very bad
condition and needs repairing AZ once.
Late last fallseveral car loads OF clay v ere
dumped on the bed of the street, and II
Is now full OF deep RUS and holes. In It's
present condition there is great danger
IN heavily laden wagon passing along
that point being Jared to such a GeRree
as 10 break The springs. The Streel
Committee should See TO 1t at once,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
HOOKED IN THE MOUTH.

On Taylor street, last evening, little
taeker scarcely out of frocks, while play.
ing with fishing line got the hook stuck
in his mouth. He yelled and pulled, but
the louder he yelled and the more fierce
ly he pulled, the more deeply the hook
became imbsdded in his jaw. Finally
a gentleman came along and pushing
his fingers into the youngsters mouth
succeeded in removing the hook.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
CONGRESS OF FINANCIERs.

LONDON, March %. 1881.
In the French Senate to-day, NJ. de
Parien, BOnapartist, asked TO be allowed
TO question the government relative to
the International NJ Monetary Conference.
M. MagnIn. Minister OF Finance, oh.
jected on the ground that circumstances
forbade his replyinR. M. Parisn conse-
quently transformed his Questi IN into an
interpolation which viii To discussed oD
the 7Gh of April
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
UNSUCCESSFUL CHASE.

LONDON, March 20.
The steamer which left Falmouth
last night to intercept the Anchor
Limo steamship Au tralia, which lett
London Thursday for New York is
Aupposedto TO have on board John Col
map, suspected of having been impli-
Gated in the late plot to blow up the
Man sion House returned without hav.
ing been able TO intercept the v, ssel.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30

Marriages have Increased 10 per cent
since young men have learned of the
sootning 500 eject 9i slnes' Tar, Wild Cherry
II you keep bottle on hand for an efnsr-
gency. you are safe In bringing things Ia
y eli max. I.i,s w
ID. RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox Agenev
indian Territory, says: The Only lung
rad" mas restored me 10 health. and
shall be glad 70 recommend ID 10 anV nne
See adv. feh5a =, g
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
A LIFE OF SHAME ENDED.

A noted quadroon courtesan, Jennie
Mallord, died yesterday at 800 Thir-
teenth street IN establishment over
which she had presided Tor many years,
and where che amassed considerable
money. She is said to have made two
wills, the last one only few days ago, In
which she bequeathed the bulk of her
property, $4,000, to a white man, for
merly Iea' estate agent In this city.
MALLokD.-At IL O'Clock Sunday
morning March q alter an illness Of two
weeks, which she bore with Christian
forIitude, Jane g. MAllord in the 4OLh
year Of her age.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30

WALL STREET NEsrERDAT.-Btocks
were active and prices very irregular,
with strong tone. Changes for the day
we're only fractional. Government
bonds were In great demand and higher
prices prevailed. Railway securities
were quiet and quotations were sus.
tained. Foreign exchange was dull and
weak.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30

CHRIST. GEHBER, Wholesale Hard wara.
Toledo, Ohio, says Tho Excelsior Kid
nsy Pad has accomplished more for my
vile IN three weeks than all the m ed iGins .
she has taken In tares years. Refer All
skeptics TO nae.-6ee ADV.
fakHe-7t.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION

The annual excursion of the Asbury
NJ. (. Church Sunday Schools, will take
place this year on Thursday, June End.
The excursion will go by means of the
Steamer s. M. Felten to Andalusia Park,
nine miles above Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30

That true friend to all suffering with
Colds and Coughs. Dr. Rull's Cough
Syrup, viii always help and ne er dis O.
point you, as do other cough remed les
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
A CONTRAST.

The CONTRAST between the following
local item ami death notice takon from
the Washington Critic, is rs remarkable
as it ID Significant:
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30

said the nurse TO the Doctor: "Sure
sir. ! only know OF one good medicine for
the baby, and that is DR.. Bulls baby
syrup"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-30
FOURTH EDITION
Had, sasAens Eor To-day.

For tho Middle State cloudy weather
wi snow In the northern and rain in
the southern part, easterly. shifting to
colder northwestsrly winds, falling,
followed by rapidly rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
GENERAL HANG

GENERAL HANG oox is one of the
Democrats whcs" word ia N be hs,;ev II
~ ,'a. ', W., ' ,"' & of any other, and he
resident Arthur is an able,
=. -, nigh minded gentleman, who
r:'I ~ event of his being called to the
:, Imagistracy, would discharge the
Aties With but one purrose--that Of
{ benefitting the entire country, and he
saws the people may rely on his judg-
mcnt with absolute confidence. 1t is
about time that this wordy war upon
General Arthur should cease when such
men as General Hancock speak of him
in such respectful manner. We are
glad, however, that the possibility of
Vice President Arthur being called to
fill the Presidential cheir Is fast pass
ing away in the gradual recovery of
President Garfield. We are glad of
this not that we nistrust Vice Presi-
dent Arthur, but because the whole ma
ton wouli rather sec the President re-
cover and fill his own Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
THIRD EDITION. At:
BIG QUARTERLY.

1 Fs,lu, hEsIDENT is gradually reced-
,ug back fiom deaths door. DR.. Agnew
says he went down as near that door
on Saturday last as ever he expected to
see a man 20 without dying, and he
considers that lie has now reached a
point where he enters upon the plane
of convalescenCe. DR.. Bliss in MOTTO
ing all the symptoms of improvement
concludes as follows: ''Of course all
these things give us great encourage
ment, and while recognize the fact
that the President is still in a danger
Gus condition, l feel no hesitation in
saying that think the chances are
now in favor of his recovery"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
The YsleHrO.PHe mOnfa.

II there Is pieuro-pneulnonia amongst
the cattle Of our State ii cannot be cried
down as something that only exists in
the imagination. 1t is a serious affair
aud should be immediately interdicted
and stamped cut with all the powers of
he state government and every power
that can be brought to bear upon it.
Now have there been any cases. Doc
tor HaMicy, an accredited veterinary
physician, residing ON King street posi-
lively asserts that he found n case over
Third street bridge last Friday. If any
body knows, DR.. Hanly ought to know
wCat euro-pneumonia is. Now if
! there is case over Third street bridge,
it should be looked after Immediately,
and the infected COW should be de.
srroycd before the disease spreads to
other cattle. There is 40 use for IA com.
bustible paper 70 fly into rage over it
and accuse other papers that mention
the existence of the disease, with "a
spiteful intention to create panic
amongst cattle dealers and injure bust.
ness. The exposition Of such cases is
for the good Of all oncerned, and the
journalist who fails to notify tie pub
lie Of danger when it iS near, fails 70
do his duty. The law passed at the late
l. gislature, provides that infected cat
tie shall be placed in state of quaran.
tine until they are cured, and if this
cannot be done, to destroy the animals,
tho State to pay for the cattle so de-
stroye1. The law is a good one and
should be promulgated through the
State. 1t further provides a fine not
exceeding 500, and Imprisonment for
one year at the. discretion Of the court. of
persons selling an arimal infected wi !,
These are all tb' ,,u
hat should be known by the peop' q and
or that reason as well for a d .e,re to
'revent tho spread Of the di r,se we
lave alluded to the existen ,f.bo die.
ase amongst cattle in d .,,,yors
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
PUBLIC SALES.

TRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue OF decree
Il of the Circuit Court for Kent County In
Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, VIII OF.
fer at public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Sept, 1881,
at II O'Clock, a. m,
at the hotel In Galena, Kent County, Mary
land, the following real estate, to wit:
The farm called Mount Airy, containing
1872 acres, more or less, in the First Election
District OF Kent county, on the public road
from Galena to Georgetown, and adjoining
the lands Of Capt. A. Woodall and others.
The situation is desirable, being convenient
to church,s s, schools, &c. 1t is only four iniles
from Lambson's station, on the Kent county
,ailroad. and within mile of the steamboat
bridge at Georgetown. and has a front OF
three quarters of a mile on Sassafras river,
and good landing. The improvements are
n trame Dwelling and the usual out build
ings, no; IN 4 very good condition.
A peach and apple orchard, thrifty and
bearing. The fruit Of tn Sc orchards il of the
bes. market varieties. Terms at sale.
RICHARD NSUN, Trustee.
aug293td<wt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
The GAr6 elSl Fund.

The fund started TO be raised for Mrs
Garfield il the event of her husband
death, ran up to Sl56,757G G5, and there
IL has Jagged for some time in the cy
pectancy that her husband would re.
cover, but the promoters OF the move
ment seem to be confident that it can be
very readily increased to $3.50, 900 if the
President does not recover. We think
those having the matter in hand are
making mistake by not pushing the
matter and raising the full amount
whether President Garfield recovers or
not. He is comparatively a poor man,
though he had sufficient competency
to make him comfortable and happy
before he become President. This mt
n!ficent gifc, if raised, would not be so
much to provide against future want
by his family as it would be to
show the great admiration and respect
entertained for him by generous and
contiding people. 1t would bo love
offering for him more than anything
else. Certificates for S125, 900 in gov
eminent bonds worth Sl45, 2o1 %, have
already been placed in the hands of
Mrs. Garfield, so that if she gets no
more she is well provided FOR. OF the
amount thus far raised for the fund.
New York City heads the list with
Sll3,274.So; Philadelphia comes next
with $l2, ,274So, and Chicago follows
with 81 800 Wilmington SO far has
not contributed single cent to the
fund. On Saturday last Messrs. Drexel
f. Co., brokers of Philadelphia, notified
Mr.. Field, of New York, tie original
protector of the fund, that in the event
VT the Presidents death they proposed
to receive in that citv subscriptions to
the fund for Mrs. Gar6elds benefit,
heading the list with $4,000, and in
quiring whether MI. Field approved the
plan, in reply to which he telegraph ed
his approval. We would sugges' that
some Of our Wilmington ban .ers o,en
subscription list in this CT v nna give
the people of Wilmington. ., o,nortn-
nifty of contributing a share 70 this
love Offering of T. VT, ra. a..
." "oScrlp'ioh "l sie balance of the fund
le general.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Portrait Of Nr. Holland.

The Century Co, publishers of
Scrlbner 5 Monthly (to BE known as
" The Century Magazine" alter Octo.
ber), viii soon issue portrait Of DIR. j.
Il. Holland, Nltcn is said 10 be a re-
markably fine likeness, il is the photo
graph of a lilr.Si2a rlayon-dra wing Of
the hea and shoulders recently made
by Wyatt Eaton, and viii he about the
size OF The original picture, II is 10 be
offered in connection With subscriptions
u he Centnry Magazinr.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
SECOND EDITION.
College for Dewf Mates,

Mr.. Theodore A. Kiesel, q Whining
ton deaf mute. and brother of George H.
kiesel, barber, of Front and Justison
streets, is now taking his vacation in
this city. Recently Mr.. Kiesel gradu-
ated with The degree of Bachelor of
Philosophy, IN the Collegiate branch of
the Columbia Institution tor the Deaf
and Dumb, "a: Washington, u. c., and
was thereupon appointed an instructor
in Lhe primary department of the insti-
I'll ion. He W also authorized to maks
arrangements or the adri"
pills, and desires all wh.---
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

rOME To 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET,
" we are selling excellent ~ cent ilour,
and our cent -four Is white, but iust try our
shamrock, $s. % per barrsl. or ~ cents per n:
this is the best -four in Wilmington, won't
except any other. We are headquarters for
good tea and coffee our sugars are good
mess mackerel, In 5rb cans rs cts Just think
ccnts per pound for mess lnackerel, Gross Il
B'ackwell's currant Jelly in cut glas! mugs,
u cents; sweet oil, 10 cents bottle chow
chow, 10 cents bottle sago, 10 cents rice
-four, 10 cents Ferrena, u cents per b all
those goods are fresh and Of first quality
raisOns 10 cents per b; sardines; 10 cents
per can coffee cakes, 10 cents per ID; soap, 2,
and 4 cents aud fine oleine soap, 8 cents
borax soap, and Q cents per bar. Come TO
los East Sixth street, Granger Store:
sugW T. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

IT WAS ONLY on Friday that the RE
PUBLICAN in al editorial commended
the advantages to mechanics and work
ing lien acquiring homes in the Ninth
terms Of payment, ana already we hear
of a company OF mechanics being or.
ganized 70 settle upon Mr. Tatnall's s
lands exactly As We recommended.