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, 1881-03-25
TIE WEST rA1sI[S.


Tho West Park Hoard met yesterday In tho
o!co corner ltnEsteu and Washington strcots.
TheChnIrnlnn and dComns!ss!onurs Wilcox, ltu!ph,
nnl IircnoUk woru present.
Tho President appointed tho following COM
mtttccs for tho current yrnr:
Humboldt Park-Wttkt,a. atnlph Woodland.
Cuntr7si lnsk-Wondnrd. Wilcnx. lsalph. Doug
lns Fnrk-woni. l!rpnDck, Wt1cnx. Flnancus-
Uck, 1iuIph. 1nllIclary-Wtnnlnr,i, Wutd, Wi.
kssls. Snb1vslnns--ltH!ph, !srun0ck, Wnudnrtl.
d communication trnnl thu Illinois Stntu lI0r-
tculturnl Hoctuty asked thnt the lf!rk Commits.
aptfs Asslst IN thu sxhiflttoh Ut plants IN lllU
fM!r to TO hrlI next Snnla,l!her, which 1t u tln-
pnrtInunta uf horticulture. ltGtcrrch to In
pruvdnnnt Committee. .....-
Mr. I. Y: lMll. Httnrney for tho board. reported
thut shu sveat wtshitKtt.n strcGt nssosalrtnt Ind
nende,! that tho liLarsl scect sonin oIlu 10 eu!-
ltrt tlu assessments. WIN shlN bu required IN
Essa an nn'pla bund, with Tho enn'll.on
that hu iur,l aver 10 thu. rrensur-
sx q s,,<,, tho h"nra ~, sSSjjif.st "jjssse s"
Ii wus necessary fur tho lioanl u furnish tho
Clerk If tue Court II copy nf tho rsilI. 'flIc ut.
tenlio af tho llaih wns uahO cHlte'! ~ thu tset
thAt tho Ic1nlr unl construction Ut sidewalks
MIA Tho ellli.VeA In yRk aud wntur mains would
hcrnaFtcr full under ttH EGpcFvlstntt.
Tho rei'ort aud sha al,i0ntnlunt nf q Cal!cotne
WGrb rcfUrEcsl tN the FiHnHe0 Cun,nlttpt:, with
| jLhtrlatta.Ds to rG1,yrt Mt ths next lnebllnV.
Tn ini!ttan Mr.. lhhtl wis tnstriGtHl ~ prtilArG
| nf Wcat Washington slrpct as lu sliNy ,le.hi
necessary. md submit then to the 1ionrd Ut tho
ii wis v"tc1, that tho Treasurer lo required ta
nsstaso 81. " nn r. ylGw ol !,,o tnGt w. Ira nns e.,
| kttSDt URYE4SuIcutn.
, 1881-03-25
THE SOCIALISTS.


The entertainment given III Gtccnebaum'4
Hall lust nt2ht by tho Suc'nt!st!c Labor Party IN
cDmmctnurntiOn OF tho parls Commune of "
wns A totrahly wcl-nttenticii nilar, hut. with
tho exception OF about llltncu minutes. tho
Hhole evening was given up IN tho seductive
pleasures Of tho dance md tho supper- table.
y hugo red flag projected from tho uunI
bacnny 1T ono chI of tho hall, md
ench uaetnber OF committee wuro cardinal
bal9c InEcrib1d ''S. L. P.-E.H. A." Thu urutnr
announced fur thn evening, III Australian
o'clock Ike" MuInt0.h WIS Introduced ~ tho
duncets, The Inter showed very litte dtspusJ.
non to haye ihcis tn1"ymont !mteFEupted
10 beard: Tic liz never oncc '' mentionsd la
tho Paris Commune ~ the euurse ot bin very
nnaixy ns.~rcn 4u" vtsso.ia 'ts aa al shS S'an oil
woman xho tried to sweep tbs oce,.n's tide firm,
her .ions WITH broum. Victoria VIVA trying Iii
tIon. Tho conditions all over tbs wtIrd fur u
spssAl of aNtlallstlu principles were tavurah!e,
md chtcaxn w',i,Id son'u day bu rcdccsngd
NE, !. u. NnrHnn 1nDslntnd chait !u tho mid
alo OF tho hall anu sIeceetlcd ~ securing ltlu
butter attcn.son ~ % thun AIl nnrketi thu nfevt9!s
applause; tiu sai'l hut :D:Uh petplu tl"d Lcn,,
murdered II. tho IAri+ com1n.lno, mn tAut
,nosssna. ppm iho.ands ,;A "t s~ hsa tse., "a;
u1iips wsFo brought suck utlsl weconir.i rs tic
sp1nsIs mSa,cpa ind cxsI,ys xs.os
L,uisa Michel, ono ,ot tho lady exlIvz, waa
Ktteit recepsinii which WIS nttutldt'l by nlnrt
iia4," tulntiDg 10 lilo reI 0nu, IL Ipatllisl II
tho HeNr future 10 occupy higher position
aaH a' 9p1sda sppase ny KID IT,
daactnx was rcsutnvd.
, 1881-03-25


Tho following exirhcts fF0ln tho Tenement.
Jt1usu JnAt'ectnrs' rcInrta for this wGuk would
le,.I tho pt,,I to bGllGye that aoInu landlords
ul,Kht II tio serving u TURN down Vt Iullut:
M. ssti WPat Laku AsrcGt-Iw,,-stUry franc
building, basement al,t,It tvu fuGt hIxh. whurv
u tA,x ono tu.t high. slAtoan thche4 Wi'le. with
three htGs. ~ used Us u prlty. Whit wus IN.
tGl,iG M wAtcr .elt,48t 1t now ont ut stHtlt, ~
th0 lNxc4 nra Etyere'l with H1croMrnt. un,l tho
whols cellar IL uIn rcskt1x Inhss of nth. Tlcru
ni lt,v thirty mluutIn,as tlftyi iI.tiI employed
thetu Ars ruthpullul ~ dep,alt III thu ground.
Non :a.sl To .at3 keuly str,,ut-Twelru brick
hutlsea,-x!nkA wIlLDHt tFAPs.-WtAAIeH Ink
suwer eAbktd np: twolvu full uni nsprllnwiEx
VrlSlck: H0 saxrr ctilInrGt!ntH; watur 4'u9nut
nausr4IlIs txinrs urisit,y hnyn cAusui u,any of
lA1 iGcul pants u lsntu tt,ru thr,HlA.
Mo. 471 Sti,lth EAhA1 struGt-rwU-1tlry franz:
ptyy III accti!d ttla,r: the wtaAc hpx, Ir chtt
toaiivctihu s4u sewer. IL full uI.d lraklug, lhus
, 1881-03-25
gTEAAIICG SNOW.

slAPtk WAY TO CLEAH THE 6TlkETH,
A sulpewbus novel but entirely successful
motho4l ut cleaning awny u bank Ut snow u1l4
Ice wss cnrIuytt yesterday hy Walker, uukluy
l. Co. In fr,nt Ut their store uH tho shuth sla nf
Lake street immediately eust Vt Fifth avonue.
until yesturtlay tho payatnunt III front Ut tho
place was, ilku most Of tho athor puyrmunts In
tbs city. borleral by huge bunk ut al,nl,st
aold leo fully four fcetln hight List night found
u sacant pu1ch Ut terra trnln where tho INays
of snow ai,i Ice ha,l been piled, and this Is h,w
i WIS tiono; An trt,n pI>e wmA ctIHnuctea With
thu hull III tho basanneDt Ut the slure, all.l WIZ
illeuils nt joint, tho plpo wns run ala0y tho
tl4u Ut tho pavement. II WIS also provided
with Salvds, ni! whsn thesv valves werv uEcnc.l
lelnx1 Ut 4eald!ng ste1M WIS driven uHnlEAt
tho hunk, whlch, II conrsu, ut oncu begun 10
wIthcr anu hut0atu. II HIssI rIttcia tho leo w
TINT portions whleh wrru sosne iIs.uhco fsnn
no DESTROYER. l..la trough hur,nx hesn dug
underground, lGAvlhH Il clear why lur ythiuus
u! truht " tho storv, and leaviuss cs,.,
plain thaG tho lct' aud anuw hutl been dumped
| Naus1 Il was not wuutuI. thu prslcuaa was
plV all iay lulik. =
Now tAo lutstion IL, Why cunnot othor iirrps
! du thv sanc thluXf Why canlut Audson street
, 1881-03-25
NTrtFTt11T.

AN fSaAHE MAN HAMS ntNsEtr IN IA11.
Charles Asfcldt nflcptA to- bn Insane, hing
himself III Jail yestcrlny afternoon. Ito wns
brought to tho Jalt tho tiny before fruit, tho Oht.
cnRu Avenue I'olire stastot fur snfc-kccpln0
and to await trlnt, a,lIl WAS consigned 10 Cell
M. |. III tho boys department. There svns M
doubt about his insanity. aud, 70 fnr ns could 10
Ipurile,l l,p wua frtcn,lless md. for tho latter
reRson perhaps, little or nO attention wins pail
to him bcynnl taking him his 1t,cn's t,othwith-
standing hu WIS very nuisy and tlenonstrattve.
lfo wasaent his dinner about 1a:;n o'clock. hut
s ,iel''s s.,se sy M D;'s'aer sk ''s anKSrcst ly t
% nd IL halt M tcct Gf1 fro tho 10 tor iis shokc 10
nlso * I,tlotis. l!o ttel tho ends or rs ha.
kGrehfcf toYrtller; nut tho Hnpse NVrr Ills he.;
PLACED hIf b,ck aHnlnst Tho wnll; put the ot1ur
end nr tho n.nMo over the ht,uk: ard slipped hss
f"Ht @ ro h es sr,s @ m, ~ ws 5 IN Tns n
,,,,ess was e''. but all !hns VIVA oi!clte,l was th9
fuor fellows namr. a1ld tho fact that liu wns " ~
G sS II h"ve sse' S'D S.en tft yss,esi"y beins IT,
snne dnY," hut The Co,inty Physician says to
sS sSS S' v ut 5ec 'h0 ie sss ssss SS IT, H. ss L.,
toro Is M sntnblo provision it, tho jail fur s.tcii
cnscs. Il wntid scctn h,'weyer. Tint hls et;,!lt-
Ittea thu prs,priUty DE tlpfr lux sune prccnu-
tton Knist his takinE bus lfe btt It aeolns such
wv t 4 ese i's 5 S l. wv r. deysfe ef,"r 10 III w
will 10 held for Tow siays FOR his frlends, II nc
hnS nny.
"D1xzy' PIANO rLAYEn.
Enrly Wednesday, evening n "tlizzy" pano
player aril concert-ha performer, giving tho
inae oi Charlos Stewart, WIS found at tho co cor.
lnu erccts Or aoll,e, pust'nps drug. lie wns Ut
tended by Dr. J. r. LcvI who sasd ~
but been taktnK lu!,da's,ii,l. md rscommGnde,l =
ntss.lxo by tclcptunc from tliat Institution Ut
~ curly hunr his ,noriirx was 20 tho Glract thnt
, 1881-03-25
AUTHORIZATIONS,

THE HGTFki1lSE AASufAcTu"Ens'
e. A, ltobison. butttr 1ncrch,sot uolnE bual-
ness Mt tho corner OF Market nnl Lake streets,
wns I'm lerrrn Justfce Vn]inco ycstert1av
,,,nr,o,i ,t, noI,,,,,, ,,'1,,,t,,,tni 1,,,tns H.,
t.h...1a, ,ven,,,, o., Nj ,I.,n.a 49, ,,,,.."
1,,s,'a.,,r ..,aa,oI -" ~. ~ .o.oa',.ts,. ~.
AusPee'.' aPVc"'eo IVY 'no l"o'eo"uo,,
hnu Mt II. u. Asay represented
tho dofensc. Tho prosecution succeeded in
showing that cortuiu lot ot bogus butter
mnrhm1 uEycnt,cnt Hail" md !, nin,n,nl NJ
.. ,. -. ~ is"t ".' su ... 49,.
I.iuo on or ntnut Feb. for shipment to rhItu-
till jot Of butter With Sir. Roniso;i's store.
although tho 1nnrSs used wrru hIs i1lnrka. Mr
IiUwe Eli, Lcen itlnuiu to nni tic b prossu,mll
,vi,o Carried Tho knl, Tho l,uttor tnypuctur
mid ho Ind cxmminn,f tho lit nj tin tjnn1t md
fiMinI 1t IL he Id nor cent inuj. On tha ryIiennp
Mr. Asny asked thnt tho case be JIal,Issed. and
thc Court dis,ntssrd It. Tho c.su nrulrst Cns-
we'll, tho butter I,aI, who used tho inVuninuSiy.
t,,nrkctl tul,-cpyGrs VIM continual until Snt,ir-
tiny 1T : b. m. e~'''''e ''@'s''
Aifhuirh unsuccessful In tt!s Ilo3lson prosr.
c1itiou Ofilcr sl,tis Mi, lie brought uxM,lst mill
l1frutururr, which will bo pruI,nrUC su Cnrcf,iIlv
III 10 ,p,,s Mi thu rcuujrprttruty uf tho Inv in
T,lct Euu,Ely Is now loft 10 tlpnl With but tho
i,,Hn,iItctl,rrrs Tho rr,,cors htyo pretty .n,lrt
uiyIn ,iu tho business Vury iittlu brtfrrino ia
Olrcrc;l Tor sale md Whit Ia Is PROPERLY 1nurkoII
Tic use Vi tho stun has beett efurfnotlnly tlu-
crCnSntl mil eyoIi tho buardiDQ :. .hollHea which
wpru b11ylux 1t or, ncCDttut or its trunntny hAvo
buen ,irlyGn tntN nOA,luontrE 1t, 1t is probubto
that tho Committee viii 70 unwn 10 Springfield
, 1881-03-25
MDRTtlARY,


6ptttal phpasth to tn Lh4taeo Tribune.
DECATUR, H., Mnrch H.-rhts aftvrnoun tho
lar1fu EtsIdunru Ut tho llun. J. j. pN1dlcnrl WIS
niled with our people. WIN AS
srmulod there Il, nttcnl thn sarvlcca attending
thu burAl Ut tho Into birs Henry prather, sister
OF tx-HgIlator uHtesbt. Thu KgfvlceS Wutu coli
tuGicd l,y thu llGv. W. II. MuurO, ltectnr Ut 1T.
JuhnH Church, THO railnlna weru lhturred III
Greenwood Cemetery.
, 1881-03-25
A NEW STORE.

II will bn of Interest tu The !nttca of thl4
city arld vicinity to hcnr that tho new firm. Ut
Nf0rRemthat, Bros. l. Co. will open their
new store Mt No. lt3 StNto street, corner Of
Monroe street.
Regarding tho Inc of gnotts and further
particulars we refer Dlr renders 10 their nd.
rgEtlscMGnt III next Silntlny'A TRIBUNE. ..
, 1881-03-25
SILVER NEEDING.

Special Dlpd.eh to The Chicago 7rtbuns,
SOMoNAuK, ILL.,, March H.-A lnrEo co1npnnS
gathered fortnight at tho rcsl'1onco Of II. Wright,
Cusl,!cr Of tho sononn,,k UAnk. to help himself
Mnt wife celebrate tholr sllrer T wedding The gifts
ccllpntt and tho music " the Hou,01l,!1ik h9n,l
Erently enjoycl. l)r. D. II. Robertson, Ut tho
finn.
, 1881-03-25

$;t,s.1 n9ninst H. II. Huuxh. Tha notc carried
nS ty,llntnrnl nne. seventh interest III tho tlrM
nf tn. tlnl,sink T. Cn., unl tn tho C1,fcnEa &
laEftln ttnilrnnsl.
Tho tt,sal n't,,sunt realized ror prnpcrty whnso
face value was ntce In tho t!Esnity uf 4aW,U0o,
reached Only tho trsi0nhGrnt Etltn Ut $l.4So.u5.
, 1881-03-25
CO0K'S IMPERIAL

1tecelvet1 medal nlll diploma at Paris FIX.
position, 1878; American Institute, New
York, 1850, awarded tho American VIM
Company; st. Louis, silver medal and d.
plomn for purcst md hest champagne and
still wi1ics, cpual 10 any imported wines,
costing uup.hnlf less,
, 1881-03-25

clccting fur tho prasent year tho follnw,ag of
nEcra: Huston I.eC, Of Charleston, 1.rcsldent;
don't; ii, G. htnnktci, ot Atlantt, aocrctary.
II. tlcnnett, Of ITnrtfor,,. delivered tho hnnual
o,11
, 1881-03-25
NEW MACHINE SHOPS At PLANO,

PLANO, kci,dall Co., ILL.,, March eA.-Tho now
mach.uu Ehops nTp naarly really to con,mouce
work. Tho snow block ka1o ehns kept tho mn
chInury grun arriving ~ faat W 1t Wus Designed.
OF il would lOIlK aKU have heen III it, pl4cu,
, 1881-03-25
SOUTHERN UNDERWRITERS.

SOUTHERN UNDERWRITERS.
Spsetdl Dupatsh to 7hs tA.eeoo Tribune.
ATLANTA. 1n., Murch A.-'rho undprwelters'
Association Ut tho bouth, aftor being In scsslon
I'LL day eDYaxo4 III q discussion Ut business Ut
interest to tAa organization, adjourned after
, 1881-03-25
1f1RHLiGES.

THROW TE--Wednesday, Mascl, y at
Knvpnswuun. ILL.,. By tie HOY, Dr. ltvdpC, William A.
1T1w0Eldgo md Iessu =, FU0te,
, 1881-03-25

bp cirnrnl! from State IN tho bridge, nn thus
tho Intulerable jnnt bo rclluyclI2 1t Is a much
ehcnpcr md simpler process thnn HnrrisUnTs
SLOW. moving cutnpnagnnrs.
, 1881-03-25

rFIIElsE WILL he A MEETING or TIE
l. Young Mons Republican club Of tho 19lrteouth
Ward 10 be llu Tonight NJ Nh. ~ Wost Chcaxt'av.
All ltDDublIcanN invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Victims In Wilmington.

In the Philadelphia Times account OF
the arrest OF Mrs. Dow, the lady broke,
OF that city, for fraud and embezzlemen ut
the following appears:
The losses which some of her custom
ers have met with have been of startling
proportions. A wealthy lady, who con
templated bringing suit, claims to be
loser 10 The extent OF eight thousand
dollars. A lady living In WILMINGTON,
Delaware, was SO encouraged by small
gains in tho beginning that she invested
Two thousand dollars and Induced her
daughter to invest one thousand dollars.
They have lost all. working woman
was so deluded that she not only lnves
ted all her own savings, but borrowed
twenty five hundred dollars from friend
and pat that In. 1t is all gone now.
The patrons of Mrs. Dow ranked from
tbe middle class to The richest and most
fashionable. Some OF the most dis,in
guished ladies, socially, in the city were
her constant customers and went into
the business with their eyes wide open
She bad ladies dealing with her from
Reading, Harrisburg, Wilmington, Bslt.-
more and Washington. One of her fay.
orlte methods was an arrangement by
which she pretended to assure her pa
irons against loss. She received their
money on deposit for sixty days, assumed
all risk and gave q guarantee that no loss
shoHld result 10 the operator. As a com
mission on these dealings she pocketed
one half the profits. Her transactions
sometimes amounted TO two thousand
shares day.
RumOr says that q number of Will
mlngton gentlemen have recently lost by
speculatIons through stock brokers, but
their names are kept quiet.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
LOCAL LINER.

Ph'la. message 15 cts., sos Market.
The extra Saddle Rock oysters at
Fullmer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters
at Fullmer's.
The only place In the city to get
first-class oyster is at Fullmsr's, sos
Market street. nov6-1m
Work ON the new P, W. & B. b. r.
depot progresses sat- tisfactorily.
Department officers In the u. A. r.
will De elected early in January.
The German Library Association has
reuted Germania Hall for another year.
The Wilmington TrottinR Associ alton
will have An Interesting spring meeting
al the Schuetzen Park, next May.
Another amateur dramatic associ alton
with Miss Laura A. Bigger as leading
woman, is being oIga nized in this city.
Pink eye still prevails among the Will
mington horses, two OF Chas. Warner &
Co.'s and six OF 8 l.. Eastbarn's being
aff cted.
Edward Jordan, rigger, is now engag
ed in raising tho bell to the towe OF st.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Fifteenth
and Kink streets.
"The German Volunteer" entertained
another large end enthusiastic audience
at Institute Hall last night. The clos
ing performance will be given this even
Ing.
An axe was lost from the Water
Witch hose carriage while responding
to the alarm of tire Tuesday evening"
The finder will please return 1t to the en-
gine house.
Miss Nellie McComb, daughter of
Col. II. s. McComb, of this city, was
one of the brides s'uaids at the wedding
of VIM. Il, Vanderbilt's daughter, in
New York, Tuesday evening.
In Christ P. e. Church, Dover, yester-
terday, State Librarian r. r. Kenney
was married to Miss Hal Pennewill,
daughter of John q. Pennewill, Regis.
ter of Wills for Kent county.
Chairman Bakers Republican Execu-
tive Committee will maintain It's organi-
zation as sort OF lieutenant TO the
Peace Commissions doll baby commit
tee. Baker IL bound to rule the roost,
anyway.
Christmas week closing exercises were
held IN Brandy vine Seminary ester
day. The scholars presented Mr.. and
Mrs. McNair with q photograph album,
and Mr.. and Mrs. NOVEL; with pair Of
MsjoIica vases.
Following are the recently elected Of
Combs, president; A. King, vice presi-
dent; a. e. Bro wn secretary; B. r. XIV
lippton, treasurer. Trustaea, j. +.
Comb bs, d. Murdick. j. Gillespie; Inves-
tlgatipg COMMITTEES, I. j. Mcdowell, I.
Macmanee, A. Rpxburg,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Two Fatal Accidents.

At the Welsh street crossing of the
p, W. g. b. r. r., Chester, Tuesday
afternoon, an unknown laboring man
was struck by the Southern mail and
instantly killed.
The same afternoon, James Carri-
gar, aged about thirty-five years, an
employee on the r., w. s. B. Railroad
as q section hand, was killed on the
siding of the Chester Creek road.
Carrigan had left a party in the hotel
and started home, going up the rail
road track. An engine backed up the
track to get some freight cars for the
p, w. & b. road, and it is supposed
the cars overlook him. Both legs were
cut off, one foot mangled, throat cut,
and otherwise m affiliated.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Notice..

N0I19os
The following advertisement appears
in the city papers
"The Rev. DR.. Frost, reotory of Trim
ity church. Address, trinity Rectory,
Wilmington, Delaware"
In reply to the above false statement
statement (Dr. Frost's rec orship OF
Trinity having been terminated last
sprirp) those interested and not PC
ouainted with the fact are hereby In
formed that the vsstry OF Trinity par
ish, on November 8 1881, elected the
Rev. DR.. Henry B. Martin rector of the
narish, who accepted the call, was re
Gel ged and ackno wledged as rector Of
Trinity church By the bishop of the dio.
uesa, and en'ered upon the discha arge of
his duties as such rector ON November
q last
DR.. Martins residence, the rectory of
Trintty church, is Nc. 1917 Washington
strert. where he should bs addressed
upon all matters appertaining to bis du-
tles as rector. The house No. 502 King
at-eet. though still occupied by DR..
Frost, Is not any longer the rectory Of
the parish, 1t having been sold and con.
veyed to M Messrs. Davidson & Brother,
the present owners.
The parish records prove the correct
ness Of the above as can be shown by
WALTER CUMMINs,
Secretary of the vestry
WILMINGTON, December %, 1881.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
A. 0. U. W. Reception.

The various lodges of the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen opened their
new headquarters, second story of the
Greenman building, No. All Market
street, by reception, last evening,
which WAS largely attended. Delega-
tions were present from New Castle and
Newark, and invited guests from Phila.
delphia and Baltimore. The rooms oc-
cupied by the lodges have been hand.
somely carpeted, papsred and furnish
ed, and are very convenient in their ar
raneements.. During last evenings re-
ception addresses we're made by Prof.
w. A. Reynolds, Esquire l.. A. Berto-
lette, and L. B. Jones, of this city, and
Or. J. W. Wilkins, of Baltimore, Grand
81 Medical Direct or in Chief. Prof. 3. L.
Ford and Henry @. Conrad, Z O., rem
dered some very hne select readings, and
excellent vocal music was furnished by
VIM. d. Pickeis and John III. Braun
stein. Cigars were served at the close,
and the guests departed we'll pleased
with the reception
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
RAILROAD LIN Els.
pHILApEL!FIM.I.A4s. s.rN wILMIHsTCn |. z! 7: ?, z,
DECEMBER Is. 1881.

DECEMbhb 10, lb5ls
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ follow Q:
Philadelphia and Intermedis 70 stations
lg, $40, 9.lO. 1880 q. M; 2S0. 40O; o.lo 70
i1 1PpIisaeipnis tExpresD ESQ. 900 0.S5
Apn;la ~ % and New York. a02, a.is s.sU, s.b5.
uHa m, sl2.4l Is 6.41 8.3S r. IN.
baltimore and Intermediate SIaIioi ?,
RbI, hsS y, M, does not stop between
Wilmington and Perryville, 6.0i p. m.
Perryvllle and intermediate station Q,
Baltimore and Bay line. $50 p. m.
baltimore and Washington. 1851, I.H
t.02, 1855, s.SS, a. M; lass, 'I.OA, $50. lJ.si
rTrsirs for Delaware Division, leave 10,
New Castle 9.s6. .. M, Loo 8.26 .. m.
Harrington and intermediate Sta tions,
US a m. LOS, 6.25 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations 9.35
NJ: LOO p. ma
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Station .
$40 9. m: 800. 7.s0, 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia d New York. 202, 2l8 am.
6i3 8.33 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, / 81,
49, 7.65, q. M. 1851 p. m.
For further Information passengers ar
referred 10 the time tables posted AT the
depn'.
Trains marKed thus % are limited ex-
press upon which extra fare Is charged.
j. K. WOOD
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22

THE NEW ENGLAND DINNER, to take
place at the Continental Hotel, Phils-
deiphia, this evening, promise to be an
interesting occasion. Senator Eye, of
Maine, will represent New Engla nd and
At'orney.General Brewster wi II respond
for Preside mt Arthur. General Shar-
man, President Hopkins, Of Williams
College. Mark Twain. Governor Hoyt
and Bishop Stevens will be among the
invited guests.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
An Aged Brideeroon.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-George s.
Sickles, the venerable father of Gen
eral Daniel e. Slckles, was married
to-day in St. Johns Church, Varick
Street, to Mrs. Mary Sheridan
Sawyer. Mr.. Sickles Is In his SD
year ,and 10 said to be worth $l2 ,OOO.-
900, hale and hearty. A wedding
breakfast will be gwen by the happy
bridegroom at the Belmont Hotel
on Thursday. Mr.. Sickles has two
daughters by his first wife one aged
seven and the other fifteen.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Business Clothing

constitutes a great part Of our
work. We make it in all
grades from the very home
liest OF honest cloths and
work.
Our best business suits are
of higher grade than any
made by any other house,
whether in this city or in
New York or Boston.
The cloths are not always
better, the trimmings are; and
the work is. The best differ
ence is in the work. The
shole job is on a higher
plane, though there are points
OF equality.
We study our work all the
time. We are not content
with mastering it once.
Every Season new develop
ments furnish occasion for
new study aud new mastery.
We keep our workmen
from year to year. We edu-
cate them; we train them to
higher work as fast as we
Ind out that higher work can
be b; done. We pay them we'll.
We keep them employed all
the time. They are loyal to
US and theygive us their best
work.
This is how the best busi-
ness suits are made.
We make a royal business
suit Tor $40.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
YAK BALL, Sixth and Market sts,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Heavy Travel.

Travel ON the r, W. & B. r. R.,
between this city and Philadelphia,
has been very heavy for the past few
days, caused by persons visiting the
Quaker City for the purpose OF max
ing purchases for the holidays. The
train leaving here at 0 o'clock seems
to be che favorite one. This morning
it consisted of eight passenger cars.
Il takes two conductors under the
rules of the Pennsylvania Railroad to
run 1t,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Ths 9aily Gazstts.
FIRST EDITION.

POSTMASTER GENERAL HOWE is
chief agent for mutual transport alton
company with 50,oOO,00O patrons and
stockholders. 1t Is bis sole business to
make rates low, the service efficient a. d
the bills small. Tive cent postage, cheap
money orders, a reorganIzed railway
mall service and no stealing will do this.
Nothing else will--neilher patronage,
nor aUachine, nor magnetism.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Al Institute Hall,

Saphar, as "The Gtrnsi Vnluntear"
is irrepressible. He irs the risibllities
of the audience 10 tteir very depths, and
his Original bits never fail to bring
down the house.
This is the last night OF the perform
ance. Tho.e who attend have The satis-
faction of contribn ing to the noble work
Of the Grand A my in Its mission OF
charity, but have an evening enjoy ment
such as 10 seldom afforded.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-22
Prof. Conxdon,s Lecture.

Prof. ]. A. Congdon lectured in the
Household of Faith Church, last even.
ing, before an audience of fair proper
tion. His subject was "Oratory,
which he spoke of as the element OF
greatest influence upon the human
mind. He referred to the various
phazes of the subject In detail, and in
terspersed his remarks with a variety
of pertinent literary quotations. His
lecture was listened to with close at
tention throughout.