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The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WII.MINtirDN

CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADELPHIA.-2.O 2.25 $50. 7.u,
$40 y.UU, 81, y 90. lu.3O. a. m; IL. 10
si2.43. 2.O3, 2.3U, i.Ou, 6.52, B.3S, 10, y.5o,
lQ.U p. IN. Sundays,Z.Uo, z.2o, s.iU AIM;
,.bDO, 8. 81 6.3S 7.O, 300, lO.0O y. III.
tOg NEW IoRk.-2Uo, 40, 1.ou, 100, 8.5j,
ll.5S u. M; *l2.43. 2.Vs, 5.52. 6.3S p. IA
Sundays, 100. 2.A5 u. M, o.52 b.3S p. IN.
FOR BALTIMokk.-l2.ol, 2.iz, 4.U2 100,
a&a.m. ;l2.55, si.0A. 4.i5 ,b.5J 1901 pm
sundays, l2.5l, 2.12. 4.02, 100 "a. IN. 1O.5,
,. In.
foR W WAsBIssroN.-I25l 212. 4.v2: 7;h5
BOB ii. NJ; l1.55, *I.OA, 6.op y, IN. sun
1, nays, l-.5i, 2.l2, I.02, ..6J "A. III.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEDIArE STA
ileNs. -l2.5i, S,1o u. in., l-.65, 1. 10 p. IN.
hhe iio p. IN. train stops at way STA
uons only beGw cen PerryYilie ana
pnattlmore. Sundayh, l2oi u. IN.
EshkfvILLE AND IHrERMEDIATE STA
IioNs.-8.l5 p. III.
r9a NtW CAsTLE.-6.0O 9.a5, IA. m.; l.L
,W, NV, o,S,, p. III, No sunday trains.
r,nnniN8ioN r,n.i AND INTERIM MEDIATE STA
s-s-o sunn.- "a. n.; LOS. o.25 p. IN. NJ
DELMAR Ann INn., ,,,, Ia, ,,,,,s,,,.
Fos W. W Nv lVo p. In.
7lO a. ,sSios Min q NORTHERN II. H.
trains MI Sv, O.u5 p, III. No SunuaN
rs 10 s1s DELAWARE L. WESTERN r.. R.-7.l
l0gJa NJ ~ 900 p. mi sunday trains I,
H. aud 900 p. IN.
'AiNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
I52 sthaiiLADELPHIA.-l2.I3, 2.U7, 3.57
si.U2 w a. H., II M; 1915, lao
hUu a1' i.oo, Ali, o.4v, $50 o.l6, 6.4U
I2IsSiG slo.i5. Lilo p. m Sundays,
II o''@' -. O.l0 a. M; y ", lU.l5,
m; IlW ns YoRK.-2O7, 3.52. 7.52. s.33
Su i,v L.O2. Al, U.IJ U.45 p IN.
FRox p z'O', 1857 7.52 Il. m. 10. 40 p. IN.
m.; .I2 aa.siaaokE.-l.59, ~ a. 2.l4, 90 it.o
days. ha 1,Vo, o.46, $50, 800 p. IN. Iu-
FRoA W., 1,is u. IN. o.t0. $50 y.6J y. m
m., sia a. isSGioN.-l.59, 2.i9. II .i3 a,
days. IN a.OJ, 5.46, 6.Ss p. III. sun
FaoS HTEkRYvILLE uIiyI9,,S n n a'
i jn ShW MN CAsrIE.-s.4s' A9, 10 IA,
FRon ~ p. IN. No sunday trains.
b.OJ M WARE Il, R.-S. 40 u u,.: ~ .Bi
FROM W., NO Sunday trains.
hls q LmiNGroN a NoRrHEKs n. A
tralnn. nj i2.Oo b.i5 p. m. No SUNDAY
m a m DELAWARE WESTERN X. K-st,
a, m ,S, 80, y. in. ssuuuay Irains. o. Il
M nNs FOR WILMINGTON LEAy,
I'D aInaLrHIA-Broad street u.no,-
B.lb e'lo, lU.51, Al w. ii. 4, a. M IL,
lOUo II ini ~ 4.5O, 6lD5 D5.l5, 6. .45 o. 40, s.Vu o.
b,vU An, p. m. sundays, .l6. 40 a n
S'so' ioO0sll 10 p. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
The Latest Swindle.

Tue latest sign-your-name dodge is re-
ported from neighboring county, where
il was successfully worked. A farmer
was called upon one evening recently by
we'll dres. ed gentlemanly-lookin
stranger, who asked the privilege Of
staying over night which was granIed.--
In the morning he offered to pay his
bill, but the farmer refused the proffered
Compensation. Proiuse in his thanks
tor the kindness bestowed upon him be
asked his host TO favor him with his sig
nature, which request was unsuspect,ug.
ly complied with, and in few days the
farmer received notice that note was
neld against him for 500, The signature
to which he could not deny. THIS beats
he phosphate or corn shelter dodge con-
iieraoly.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
r,,. Remains of within, Penn.

s,,,a,,me ago the Pennsylvania Legis-
oo adonted a resolution to have the
.anai,'s a,ua al william Peen brought from
,hsir resting place in England to Amerl-
sno w and If necessary, to secure the CO.
or, on,sr.tion Of the President In the work
yp,ia islnhia papers recently anDouoc-
al that Gov. Hoyt had appointed George
=" .,h Harrison, sugar merchant OF
ppS,l,Jelphia, pS, to go 10 England ana
trins penn's remains over 10 tLis conn-
,,v Csl. p. Penn Gaskili Hall, United
& states Army, of Gen. Hancok's staff,
Claims s to be the only lneal descendent
of William Penn In, America, and hence
il il the proper person 10 perform the i'm
noriant mission. Col. Hall says he also
fesI is sure that he is the only person who
would be acceptable to the, Enelish faini-
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Throwing stones at Cars.

As north bound passenger train
was nearing Elkton, yesterday, stone
was thrown through window of one
of the cars, severely cutting the bead
Of gentleman passenger, and the
south bound express, at the same time
and place, was treated in the same
manner, when a lady had her head cut.
|Two boys named Lang, being found
En the neighborhood al the time of the
outrage, were arrested, but denied
|tbeir guilt. They admitted, however,
|that they sometimes threw stones At
freight cars, and were held for fur
ther hearing.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
The Revised Testament.
.. LONDON. June 8, 1881

LONDONy Juuc oS lool'
Lord SelboiDe, the Lord Chancellor,
in a letter to the Right Rev. Christo-
pher Words orth, Bishop Of Lincoln,
expresses the opinion that the revised
Testament cannot be read in the
churches of the English Church until
it has been recommended or authorized
by some sufficient public authority, and
that any clergyman so using IL lncars
the risk of being held as an offender
against the law.
The Naval Cadets summer Cruise.
fl ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 3.-The
practice vessels Dale and Standish
have arrived for the summer cruise
of the Naval Cadets from Norfolk.
Tbe bale wenti into commission to-
day, with Commander P.F. Harring.
ton in command. The vessels will
sail on their annual cruise between
the 18th and 18th of June.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

DIR, VIM. s. Searle. oil brooklyn, N. Y,
wriling IT, the Llebig Co., says: "1he
Ceca is great remedy. BY LIS aid have
oay n, ner way. 1 can conceive Of many
cases where your Coca Beef Tonic u com
ni",.tion of the nutritive elements of the
choicest beef. pure sherry. Coca and from.
%annv to advise It," Be sure TO get the
I'iabie COS Coca Beef Tonic as there are
fraudnient i.italions. Remember the
..ieDig Company Offers no cheap goods.
90, nricas H. is invaluable In dyspepsia,
Siliousness, debility and female suffer-
ings.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Natures SIuIce.way,

The kidneys are natures sluice. way to
wash out the debris OF our constantly
rhanglng bodies. II they dc not work
properly the trouble IL felt every W here.
iheh ba wise and as soon as you see
slgm Of disorder get package OF KID
lLeJ'w0rt and take 1t faithfully. 1t will
leah the sluice-way of sand, gravel or
slme and purify the whole systeni.--
druggists sellit, botu dry and liquid and
py, ani 1t Is equally efficient in either
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Tho Elre Alarm.

The signal boxes for Wilmington's
fire alarm telegraph system are now
lon ihei, way to this city. and the big
stricker for the City Hall tower will
arrlge early next week. The work of
putting in the boxes, gongs and other
apparatus will be promptly pei formed,
and the system will doubtless be iu
complete working order by the 10Th
inst.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Council Caucus.

Another caucus of Democratic
members of Council was held last
evening, when the appropriations for
the iscial year 1881 2 were finally
decided upon. 1t is thought, on ac-
count OF the low property assessment
and the increased expenses, that the
tax rate will have TO be 81 .35 on the
one hundred dollars.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
gas gailg Sasette.
,y,,NtsoToN PosT-oFFIcE
ENTERED es 81 ssEcosp-0LAss Natter.
FIRST EDITION.

-, ,oo il stated that Commodore
W. Ill, was once second only to
,aass Packer as holder Valley s%s stock. (,
,1s '"uSs had eight thousand shares, bought at
~ os which he sold ont, after receiv-
:. stock dividends and 10 per cent per
I'm At about 90, in order that he
'.s, buv New York Central prior to
~ soonrinp control of that property.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
The ..sunday STAR TO-Morrow.

The Sunday Star to morrow will
fontain a port ait and biographical
bketch Of Governor Alonzo b. Cornell,
whose peculiar poTition in the Sena-
(orial fight at Albany makes him the
bentre OF attraction just now. 1t will
hlso contain a continuation of the
btory begun last sunday, the fourth
instalImenI OF "Leaves from a Local
izer's Life" and al. the local and tsl
graph news. Only 8 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
A Snapper Dinner.

John McCafirey, proprietor of the
Saenger Hall saloon, on Fourth
street, below Walnut, gave a snap
per dinner to "A number of his friends
yesterday afternoon. The toothsome
snapper was served in various styles
with all necessary accompaniment,
and the excellent dinner was greatly
enjoyed by the large company that
partook of it.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
.,I,us Lawrence n Fugitive.

wben the case OF Atkins Lawrence,
the actor. sued for maintenance by h's
Wife wa. called for triairn j udge Yerkes'
Coa,t Cn yesterday the defendant did, did not not
nnt in an appearance, and counsel for
ina pu. a,ira,,acni,on ~ aa announced that he had
Az, Az tr from the Jurisdiction Of the Court,
ns,nr accompanied by Annie alln ian.
Judge Yerkes forfeited the oaii ana nx
I'D "a. xt week for hearing IN inc caso
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Change In the Hour of Meeting.

Central Presbyterian Sunday
School which has been meeting at %
p. m, will meet at 9.l5 promptly to-
morrow morning and during the
months of June July and August. AT
the session of the school tomorrow
morning reference will be made to the
death of Mr.. Homer Barry. a former
superintendent, and at the time of his
death teacher in the school.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
A Summer Garden.

John Manz, proprietor of the saloon
Ninth aud Walnut streets, has just
completed a summer garden. The
garden is neatly laid out with srbors
flowers and seats. A fountain has
also been placed in the centre of the
garden. 1t is beyond doubt the neat
est summer garden in the city.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Try the new brand, "La Sin RIVAL"
at Hawkins, 6lS Market street.
In a Bad Condition.

The approaches to the bridge of the
Brandywlne are in very bad condition
especially those at the north end. A
/ ortion of the pavement has disappeared
and pedestrians are obliged to waue
through mud aud water for some dis
tince. The needed repairsr should be
made al once.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
MARRIED.

DENOMINATION xnuary srd, by the
Rev. e. Stubbs, Of Phtla.. Mr.. William
A. Denio to Miss Carrie Mead. both OF
Wilmington. rNf N3' 'ss' 4
INGRAM-RUSSELL. June lst, 1881.
at 54l Hoffman street, Phi iadelphfA, by
Rev. A. Stengle, pastor Of Union NJ. y.
Church. Wilmington, DEL, Mr.. George
W. Ingram to M iss j. Russell, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
why Arc YOU niI,ious,

Because ! OF hrvs allowed your bow
ais to become coslive, and liver torpid
Use Kidney-Wort to produce a free
state of the bowels, and IL will stimulate
the liver TO proper action, cleanse the
Druggists have 1t, both dry and liquid.-
Zion's Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Resigned.

William Shipley, who tor some time
pasL has been foreman OF q shifting gang
IN the vest yard OF the r., w. u b. X.
r., has resigned his position, and will in
a few days start for Texas.
Peter Vincent, formerly freight COLI
ductor OH the Delaware Railroad, has
been appointed to the vacancy.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Corner stone.Laying.

On Sunday last, the corner stone
of a new Methodist Episcopal church
was laid, at Dagsboro, sussex coun-
ty, Rev. E. @. MacNichol, formerly
Of this city, delivered an appropriate
sermon on the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
u. n. JURORS.
Those who Have Been Drawn 20
Serve For The June Term.

This morning u. 5. Commissioner
Smith and Jury Commissioner, Ii. X.
DUPONT, ESD. drew the following ury
10 serve during Juue term of the U. 5.
Circuit Court, that meets on Tuesday
The 2lst inst:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
ilmington-Sanuel N. Pusey, Ed.
w. Hoopes, John NJ. Damn, Allen Cav
throp, Stephen N. Downey, Thomas Nc
Corkle, Stephen s. Southland.
Brandy wne-lsaac n. GrGbb.
st. Georses-Robert T. Cochran, Dam
iel Corbit.
Red Lion-J. Thomas Price.
Appoquininiink- Moody Rothwell
KENT COUNTY.
Dover-Hany Learned, Joseph NJ
Chambers.
Duck Creek-john K. Philips, Chas
II. Register, John q. Slockley.
South Murderkill- John W. Hall.
No. ,h MurdeIkili-Lemuel B. Cool
er.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Little Creek Benjamin j : Moore.
Lewes and Rehoboth-Leuluel W
NAPLES, David IL. Houston, William p.
Jones'.
Broadklln Thomas E. Robinson
George Reynolds. John I. Conwell. q
Gumboro-Joseph q. HeaIn.
Indian Rlver-W. q. Burton.
Hundreds Unknowr>-William M
Fowler, WInder Hearn.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
We Don't.
From the Chester Times.

Chichester Hall will soon be the
scene of lively political debate between
II. G. Turner, b. Sharpley, and q. r.
Pennington, Esqs., Of Wilmington, and
I. ". Cooper, j. r. Robinson and ".
G. Robinson, of Media. We expect
Delaware will be completely sqaelched
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
Meetings. Tonight.

NJ
70. I. Dupont Guards.
ihe Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. |, X. OF +.
tairiax Lodge, No. d. i. U. y. +.
heslue Council, No. s, .. U. A. NJ.
VI9lunbia Lodge, No, ~, 1. U. o. f.
mssbington Council, No. A, q. u, A. NJ
delaware Tribe No. Imp. u. X. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

NOTICE.-Dr. KHne's Great Nerve
kestorer 10 the marvel Of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.---
Send TO 93l Arch Street hilsSslphiA,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

He thought b heard the angels sing"
but e proved to be a chorous OF yeils from
the next door children. He grew desper-
ate, procured IA bottle OF Dr. buiIs by
syrup aad sent IL 10 Mrs. y. with his com
niiments, He wHs u bachelor,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

Ifthere ~ ANYTHING iu the survival OF
the tiJtesL' DIR, buil's Baltimore Pills must
be counted In; they have lived long and
do better work than ever.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
pl Z D.

BARRY AT Wilmington, DEL, on
Thursday, June 2nd inst, Homer Barry,
aged As years.
attend services at his late residence, 60i
West 9Th street, on Monday, 9Th inst, at
O'Clock p m. Funeral private.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04

Many people thiHk Baby IL born only
to swaIIow IN ucine for msnths, until
some thoughtful friend tells them of DR..
Bull's Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
uOralI sad words OF ionsue or pen,
Tire saddest are these, I'll m ignt nav

the saddest arc Iheso, TT I" 's ""
been."
ahove n ,otation was forcibly
.,x,..,.,ht 10 mind the other day by near.
prousnS pro !. uouns lad, remark that she would
not moi = now be dyilN with Consumption ps I.r II
she had taken Sine's syrup ~
NJ mber last, and cared her cold, "a. u
rieud of hers did.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-04
strawberry Shipments.

The shipments Of Strawberries over the
Delaware railroad yesterday, were as
, 1881-03-09
TRIBUNE BHliNCIf OEEJCI;.S.

tn ORDER 'rO ACCOMMODATE uUK
l. numerous irntr,rs thrt,nlhdnl tln ''ty, lntys
rtt?s,n.l lttnn"h .'tll.+ N TIM 't,ttarnt byi.,.
Az nfAfRiHt"tE hnnR, wi,TH advertisements wilt t1Y
akcn fr the 1rc., ~ charyrh ut tim .inln III
HcG. hiid VIII Ht rt.EtYuif until uhriIIEk y. Iii.
HnuT3E DiF1stuN.
a. II. EiMMs ItouksoIters and StntIonpss. III
TMGhty .nnCnni.ht. .
": T. ilHIXhr. druggist. ss9 Cottage 9ruvo-nv,,
nuItnMnat t,Fnst Thirty -hEth.st.
Iuil31N =, JACOisUa, druggist, a17 Indiann-nv,
ctl5IipI Thirty .ftrRt- 81.
~: W BGEIfMAH, Drupvisi. corner Thtriy.trst md
Ftnt4.ksa
:, :. ,t,,., WEST ntvfstNS. .--
~ F.. HtAFf+ iFuKals, Gal Wcst Mn,lla0r-.t.. cnt.
,,JAs. 81: KtIsKl.Ey h co, Drnga!sls, LA South
1Jnltt:ii. ST.. cIrn.r at Adams. '.'
SiI,l.a' PHARMACY j. ". WAfHWIllUllT, GIL
Ncnt aianln4H.st. G!rt!Hr f}&acn'hY,
~ PD3't;IAIltuhl, NGwsdnnIee, SiAllonur, otc,
~ y Hest Mst.ln.*t:. nenr Yesterday.
I'll. f!$Stt;!!%ES, druggist, 2J isuo lA.nnd.av..
H. q lIEItitiCk. Jnwo.or, Nnwsstenlcr, md Fancy.
bH!1t: n +nkc.st.. enrt1cr l.lnCt,n.
AuNEsr JActlif5t)N, druggist, ia North lin,s.eI.
CHEtluF tl3'afn.bt, -
p,p, ,x,. S9!trII HiyisIDN: -. ~
ttnfS.hty Eprntr nIshlos.
cornps HnpIra. - " "
LOUIS W. il. NEEHE, Printing nnd Advar;ta,ng
AE!nt SrwN aud AtAti,rtrF IHpO 4Li y. lIirIsun.sl
, 1881-03-09

~ nTll o1mn n1,t;s from II o'clock mon until? IN tho
Ma, nj MI ~ T. r,' .',,n ,uI' lrevhnl. Ihn Enh
vrorIa @ r'.r ETH II % %s',"tlns 5 tn .es wls" tho
civa Cut,t"r e. inS WY r. rsafre, r,l,"rt ~ ~ Ex
t,c"tit1v t., i,o hei FrGy "vna,',g nr' III shee"
FIFTH "A1n cESTlsAL REPUBLICAN CrGi.
~; .a, "es,ms "f Il ,he ns"ys "rxnnznt'on wns held
The Nccrnry rcn,i i' tot.cr S"i''u from.Mr ,,c,f-
atrlttnr ,tccltn{ng nn,nt,.ntiD;, M .Rrm,lihr',,
sa!n,s ,9t! M.. ,'i t9 1,sr;s'!io q tsk:t Eo;.
,,nI,,u nc rll,llfIlntc fur tia ,,ficn n liz, nr.i
.n..tlng.
Rntrs fUr tin urln,mrirs h" hcI,' i"nr.n,a rs,
Hive tD ulotc ai, rtt,tea,cu members tt, rrf..
!M,so tho rn,ncs IF twrnty.two fr,,tn w,,t,i, to
WR'td thAt nny gentlemen who sIcartIl 10 llo III,
LUG tacknt Ms t;"Astables for tho town would now
Mr. ". " A. % fcmpscv. IN slv,,rv,,r hi. ,u,or.
tInn nf ~, v nr9E3nuel ~ sint a. "'s atu
amnii"r no 1'"e'H'"t' III t''Heo ol alt. teh'
Mr. Neuhaus thanked tho ,nc,n,,crs sor t,,otr
prsisrsnss: Lnt .ieeIn,sl t. rlvo positive "e:
wnr'f "''I't "o '''" LII" tlttio ~ cA''Vass mo
rho srcrctorv,be, ,n,xo,, ,,,o. , ,,on,,, ,,ao,.
rt.s,,,ur 'I,tnst.t, n!H, wenH; ; ~ nM!N!. 10 tmn
vi rOt,snx 1umtt.s t., tIo hrm.rIns nv tis H. r. ,@,t"r
IL prevent tho a,li,utcs fp fpo ,,r,rna.n ~ v'.1 @
'",..s ,",.., .''.'s.. .''o msnh.eE' earr'ea'
Tl'E liastl-AMf:fsieAS REPUBLICAN, cI.cn
I'arlfle liotc There wpre Mt,n,lt seventy. iiyc @
present. Arthur Dixnn prraiieti. Tlc T'rruet,r-
Or WIS instructed to uIuli. an,i cnt.cul ali titu
outstanding Hl,tIEnttuns nr tho Gt,,b. lttsntll-
lions wtst' nff1rtAl BY Justice Morrison MIL
WIFI fm,,I,r" , ~ tinory ~ tMr uto ~
;iio f.i,t. MI ',.nIn , ," I ntpf"n!' Or
iii Iuvl,S to jife ~ o t ttn fat hIs .,,nr ~ 1o
"cs Nowa ssfe e. o@ry. sss'a al j. jan sesT seis
s + r. f se%sSS Y
fnniiv ~ IN t'"cnecT III u w ~. n,, " 'uo
, 1881-03-09
THE JEhNNETTE STARCH.

BAN FRANCISCO, March B.-TAe DaIesfn, a fo,y
days ago, published III editorial urticlc, from
which 1t appeared that negotiations for tho salo
10 tho Government Ut tho 8tenn whnlur Mary
aud flclcn for crulso III scarch of tho Jcannctte
had been complicated by claims Ut mtddlouen
for commissions. 1t is known thAt preparations
Ind boon mnktnR to tit her OUT for another
whaling rnynuc nni It WIS feared TINT tho ncHu-
tlHtions hAd fallun through. Inst night, how
ever, telogFRsn wis received by tho uilx!noer
IN charge uf tho whalur instrucltn9 him to ln,-
!Hedlately stop procuring any farther furnish.
iIGs Ad hi,nples for tho stcntslcr Tho dispatch
y frun william Luwis. owner Of tho vessel. In
New bedford. Gnl stated that negotiations bad
nrchnb!y lleen contaminated for tho saio Ut tho
Mary and Helen. Hancrnl npinlon to.dny IL
mont has purchased her, nlll that ahe Will bo
sent North curly III May on tho Jual,cttc euarch
and relief expedition,
, 1881-03-09
CAPT. EADS,

He III Shortly to Go Travcling-Tle IIns
Implicit Faith In lIlN Slltp- III 1ntlxvny
Sehetne-If th0 United States Govern.
lnnnt VIII Not Assist Him 1Ie viii
Arponl to England.
ST. Louis, Mo-, March S-Cart. Jumos u. Fails,
who arrived here yesterday. vii! stnrt for hIcxt-
co In few days to hAyo hEa Tchu,liltepue Er.lllt
confirmed by tho Mexican Congress. lto Will
thou ~ 10 Tampco, where some Ut his en9inoers
Rr0 surveying tho Ehrbor for tho United States
Government. Thonco he Will proceed to tho
isthmus, whcro ho Will sponl ,aanth and mako
thorough inspection Of tho pltu for bis
shp.raiwaY. Ttts done, he Will snll for Sun
Francsco. md. as Consulting Epslnoer OF tho
Htato OF CAIIfurnia, examine tho mouth OF the
Sacramento lslyer. From thorp ho goes to Uro-
Kon, where ho will inspect tho ,uouth Ut tho Ch-
1uMhlA Itircr Hui Ifumbuldt IlAy. I[o Will then
return to 1t. Louis, an shortly afterwards visit
Torontn, whero' ho will Inspcut tho harbor Ut tho
Invitation Of tho 1triltsh Government, after
which hs will suit for En9lul,.l aud liolland.
Capt. lsAds III thoroughly sanRnlne that hts
ahlp-rA!lwny scheme will tl9 successful. f1ls ati-
yicea from Mexico aro evon moro favorable tb.u
he anticipated. Efo 1Gs throG parties Vi engl.
neurs nOw ut work Oh tho lstlm,is, anu rhp!h nA-
vance IL hDluR niAl1a In tho surveys. Thu Mex!-
Gnu O0voruMlnut IL also Ail1Ny him lA having
eight engineers AMI Fang Of seventy laborers
uaKud In surveying ind cutting Il UnssAEo twelyU
frut wllo through tho forest IRON point on tho
Uspanapa ltlyer, thtrty.,iyo miles from The Gulf,
whore tho railroad Ia to begin, 10 tho puss III thu
Cordlllcras, sixty snl!cs tllatHnt.
Capt. Enqs says tho rpas,n why he feels 60
sure TINT his railway will 10 built Is lccAuso
thoro nre throo Possibilities. either Of which
Is almost certainty.
~ betiovo Congress Will give l,s tho ickalat tIon
naked f0r.-in iact. n!tnust auru Ut 1t. hut, if
Aul9rtea Will Iut tlo thls,-tb1 Me1lca cnllces-
s!oH to mo llas1ics no pArtclar luytrnutcnt.-l
, 1881-03-09
THAT UNIVERSITY MORT
GAGE,
Philadelphia tsdftor'~ Opinion Of tho
ChtcnKa uutvrrnfty Litigation.


Chicago uuivrrnfty Litigation.
The Philadelphia Citizc7. Of recent date
says:
"lf 4 1Atfc-lHsurance Company contests
MY claim which 1ilNy he presented TO
i, no ,,lntier how equitable lis defense ,nny
lH. tli1 fGt " soll'tst IL sure to be thor.
OuEaIy venti!atc,l by Tho scculnr prrss, a1n
ainlost ns certainly Tue motives of t!ic mil M
ngrrs Will M rnlscnMstrutI, md thu ),H!,!c.
hy lnntlGtlt!O nnA htllcrwlse, l,t lgtl ~ hplUrG
itIo ai1rt IL to rob thu. wfttnw alti orphan.
v,r No SSsl' 5 Ss' wii" our ko%ru k @ ms M
general Editors, who thus seek 10 excuse
themselves fIr,n imrfUrm!ns q tluly to tlrir
tInnleilis, affecting to believe ttlat Ilfe-
esf;aits 'Ffs' Of + s"s %stf III ws wsecr!y sa 1 te
ain ille pryosltio,, tnt ii,otiing I Is r s,1rer
than tif:-ilsurance,. but VT wulid
;o e5nsea t. ,l.notilstratc IT, 70 tlln satistac,
from '9snring by tlle feAr of nol'-payincnt Of
lt1at less THU ns'c-half OF ! per cett Of nil
fraudulent Or just, nInt we cllalletigo my
ether business 10 show SO sInatI per cent Of
,..'', '",l|at Jast now there comes 4 cnse in
1T, and the claEm Is sought to be defeated BY
u trelsnlcallty which, ihtl 1t been presented
ny tho i'lsi'rlli'cH company. would l,asu bern
regarded ns Hnt),lilg sllOrt Of Infamous. Tho
wrutt1 would hive brrrl eXj,uustrI in lila
Effort 10 ilui IittiuE nnrnscs for S fnS
pnrties who could SIT up s,,ci1
nov,! .sfense; s', ;,,1aa Hnd oyerY reader wol!
aid, viii cl'aractcrstIc v iIIta lux "' nf IssrjM. k9 IT,
tiU1. every otar c0lnlMny III tho sn,nn bslsl-
ness ';oHll llayc been held ~ t' puhlIcseorn.
day:
Thc1,n,ycrsItv or chcavo. cn,,owc, ,,y st ston,,c,,
4. joliK!as, ill., been for aevurni .yrurs t,i,nl,.
ss sy SsTaS Eyf AZ ;5 T ,,| 3's TT: T
Insurance. Company Of Maine, executing mort
g1Re tu tho Company. Not nnly hhs tho mort
snxe nt neol lhlu; nut tho Interest llas been
m,!wSM 70 t asn,ulnte ana eoo4 an hnti
cl,rt to res,rni tho Uou,panv fro,n ii" irccostnt,
t1nirr tl,otrust. dce cinltt,,n,r thnt tho Ir'tst
ces never had my powur to mortgage tho Uni-
Sess,ty % properly, ,1 ;,,,,., ,,,,,.,, ,,,
Itscii as worthy Of iioilest Incl, ,uIgi,t i.aye
been either of two tj,fnEs: iirst, tllu Uniyer-
sity never ilnu tho moiley; second. it Ind
pafd It. but notso say thc Trustees. who arc
matter how higil Their station Iii society or III
tic Church, THcir l,lea Is OH. If rotlfessjoi
and nvoilancc,- confession mid
cowar.ily, urnn,,ly avoidance. Tlvy say Iii iii
substance: lrl1E1tt Is VT hive l1tti ytilr Illt,tl-
ey, wu cxfr,utct( It in college buildings. in tho
establishment or Prn1ssltfshima ft,I,t. c!,nir
Of Which teaches mental md 1oruI a nl,ii"s".
phy, another ortilDil0x Christiuntyl. in
thG etlncntio,, OF uur Youth III law
a,lll physics, md tu advertising ourselves
nS tlEil.tu,lisJ. rilt.rttgrtj rrniini1,ri. Irust
crs Of Il colirge: bit lien wc cni,'t inv
yOu. wo Should hot il vi, ca,,id. wn hmy,,
lust discoycrel Tint wc cyccctltai t,,,r a,,tiiur
{ty in bOrruwl,e un mntiny frnnI van. AMI
h.fnl, hnnnrui,It. tycuttamrn III, ri,i mi EN-
sent ia cxcneti fytir n,tfj,ntifv n,nin H. l.ft,,,
, 1881-03-09
THRASHING G.MACHlNes.

Spst11 D1sFafth 70 Thf CAltulo IF3hIN4s
BArrLE CHEEK. Mloh., March IA stook CONF
pauy WIS orKanlzel to. dny for tho ln4nufacturu
OF tho "A'lvancs " th rashlnY- machine, inyont-
oil by q. @. Case. Tho Company Ia ca!lol tho
"Caso & Wllnri Thrasher Manufacturing Cotn-
paty." a!ld it, Oll!cers nra as foows: presllUnt,
Id. Willard; supDrntendcnt, C. G. Case; H1o-
Rotary aud Treasurer, u. Z. klnXmup,