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, 1881-03-30
SIGNAL SERVICE.

WAsltlStrEpN, y. G., Marc', W-t n. sn.-
For thu Ohio Valley Md TENNESSEE, fhtr
weather IN the western and clearing n tho
eastern part, ,lortliwesterly w1utls, higher
tc,uvcraturc, md stationary Or higIlur harons-
tter.
rar tile Lower Lake region, snow, followed
by clearing weather, northeast tO northwest
winds, stationary or higher temperature, fnli-
tng. followed by possibly rising barometer.
Fur tie Upper Laku rcRlUn. fair weather,
preceded III the southeastern purttDn by 0ctst-
sOnal light SNOW, ilortllerly Winds, aild stu.
tIof1ary Dr higher Temperature.
For Tho Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, fttr weather, nprtherly Wl!Itis,
becoming vllriaGle, md GENERALLY higher tell-
ptrature. ...........
local OBSERVATIONS.
L, Hill
, 1881-03-30

Special Dt5pateh to The Ehifago 1FlbUns.
MoSTnEA1., AlnrcA M.-Itis saitl tl,at the
creditors Of tic Mechanics hank, besides
tho 10 per cent promised Il fuw days agn,
viii itkoiy get out uf tho wreck 10 10 Is per
cent more, which will give them about 10
per cunt In a!!. 0ne of tho 1easl!ng movers
In the offer Of - per cent for tho u,lk-assc,s,
ut tho time of tito nlfer purchased $:}U, ,0N
worth ut clatls nj = per cGllt,-sotnc s., ,0N
Of It from tho Montreal l'nnl1. llo will hive
realized n!ury tlAn 100 ptr ce,t when Ills
clninls aro MI settleil.
, 1881-03-30
4 FATAL FALL,

Special Dtsrafrh 10 1As Chteaqo Tribune.
LE1:s,URu, Ind, March, .@.-'f!sts mortllnE
William Iryll. IL well-to-tlo farmer. living
nbout four niles west of hare, fell from IL
hny-loft down ,llH,n bean, t,strlkLng atnnt the
centre Of his back. His injuries nra fatai.
lfe IL nearing Ills 10th year. fie llns b9eli II
resident 0f titese pArts for many years.
, 1881-03-30

BY strong wlud. Here tho wind began lust
night. Il ',cnyy raln camu tl,1s morning,
changing to slcct md tton to SNOW, wh!ct, Ut
II p. III. WINS still falling In tic city II ,nclts
hut nn tho lii,.tUl,s II lies to tho ttepth nf
fnlir iNclirs. ~ krntul,, a., II Is twenty
illrns; ut Wilmington, and Afillersl'l1rg SIX
hrIWs. No trnins hero arrived Oil tililn To-
UfGIt,
, 1881-03-30

Bntetat Di1p:te. q The CAteaao 1+tbunk.
OTTAWA, Nnrcll I.-Fr0m Information re-
celycd 1t Is understood TINT Lord Dutferln,
late GOyerilor-(iuneral OF Canatlu, will bG
transferred from st. Petersburg to Co,.stNi,-
tfhOph., to wAtrI Engllsl! interests as Eli
K1IsIl Ambassador,
, 1881-03-30

Special btpatth 70 Tie Chieaco Tftb4Nts
STnENroll ILL.,, A[urc!. e.-The Chicago &
Alton dcpnt at Munster, four miles west of
here, was totally destroyed by lire last night.
It Is not known how tElu fire originated, MS It
was well under licadwny beforc discovered,
Nuua Ut tho c0ttetlts were saved.
, 1881-03-30
MARION. IND.

Special Dspatth to TIE Chicago 7riouns
MAnioS, Ind, Marel, 2A.-Abnut ten
Inches Ut SHOW fell throughout this soclion
during tho night. From tho o,ttlaok ut pres.
eIit more will IfbcforG morning.
, 1881-03-30
FIRE RECORD.
AT ATHENS, MICH.

AT ATHENS, MICH.
Sptcfat D1spateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, AtarcIl :a0.-A fire
lust night totally destroyed tho house, with
NIL Its contents, owned by William Kitchen,
OF Athens V!lage, Afteen miles from this
city. Tho loss Is S;3,0ol, with Unty &t 900 III
8ttraiice. Tile tire caught from chimney.
, 1881-03-30
DUBUQUE DEaIOCnATS.
fpscfa! Uispnteh 10 The ChfCaqo Tribune.

DUBUQUE, IT,. March e9.-The Democratic
City Convention met totlay anu mado tllefol-
lowing nominations: Mayor, j. j. LilleilRn;
Treasurer, y. Gchrlg; Auditor, +: Brandt,
tho present Republican, Incumbent WINS iI-
Shields; Assessnr, j. I.ilnDeck.
, 1881-03-30

Dngan alouo In his rnom. twas tton md thore
hms othne re , IoSsant an or tnev II ,hor bis
ltpks Or nus!uils. lie camesto this city IN Inst
September from Milwaukee, whtro his parenta
f,t1r rH4l1e
, 1881-03-30

Sptetat Dtsndtsh to 7ns Chttnoo 7Fthune
DECATUR, ILL.,, March GA violent, tlrlv-
ing anow-stofm prevailed liero Inst night md
tjlIs morning, putting n partfni embargo upon
buYEnrss.
, 1881-03-30

Epftfd{ Wfb09tK n 1hF LhlfH06 IFtbhHk
SliE1.,yv1I1.r:, ltitl., March a0.-Tllo hcnv-
lest snowfall OF tho year occurred to-tlny.
tho depth ttts evening being six inches 0ft q
level, md still showing harl. Tho weather
IL not freezlng cold.
, 1881-03-30
LIFE IN WA SHINGTON.


now reside.
LIFE IN WA SHINGTON.
Weather 1nvcEt::Zat"r--Dr. LnrlnG for
ti,c Department ur rA1rfcmtiMru--d dlnl1s-
lnsH' <hhnrea-nlplantnlic ltUlntfunk--
Nnr1iclA NniItrd tin sollrltur-t;rtisrn2
--11rn. l2nrllclf'a lscception.-Fl1c Olb-
inct Ln.tIrn-Sccretnry Itfntne-1'f,c At
tUrnry. ry.f3ct,craI-COi. John 1lny-AH-
H!1tnnt Secretary faltt-IiVnrtH Frepnr"
Ing 10 Lcnve-Art Lonn Exhibition
LittlG Sisters OF the E0pr-Ti,cntrtcal
- Dinner Parties fs-LNsgM TGMn1H "a
Congregational lCatch-11otiieH for New
ScilntorA - Judicial Tro,l',ics-Dtrio.
,1sntn - vicr.Prenlttet1tx ~ suffering
Middle - Literary Entertainment =
Commodore slsWrclt-Art and Artlnts.
Sptrtfi t"rrtstnsftthrt n The EAtft,1r Tribune.
WASHINGTON, H. C., sfnEctt IT," Spring comes
slowly up this why -: but W.T. hNye pleasant ry-
slences that tho vcrnal g.ast|css IL oti her way.
Tho Ks1tss tho taw,ls Is assuming Ill emerald
1,t, the buds af tho trecs rt} stArf3nu, ind tho
hY,lelHths un1 cruelisc5 ,IrU bHas0nltnR bright
". nlthoupl, VIC l,atl driving sno'v.Btortn yes
tcrdny. Its pfonFnnt. every morning tllRt tho
selnlto Ia IN sussu.I, to tce tl,oso Hoans who nro
directly Interested In agricultural pursuits cou-
suit
OLD rlso1s's ci1Anr,
which Gen. I1IzGn has prepared for thnr tnspcos
tiun. lly reference 10 It, Gen. burnside can tell
whit tho wnntI,pr wns cnriy In tic morning Mt
bis f,rn, In Thai, isinn,I ,ybcrc n, arws srs,lr,
~ ,,",'.'," ~ .,.',,
dnllars ad schrs n'ckela, nut mas iota Ut elt]1s.
Het'l h1a HcHil"' hAliptun. '"iAh'' lMt'ot' "u
| other southern ee''atosS %no "'e eo.-
ntI*plantef3 ecan lho chhrt ntteht-
lively, US It gives .thom Information
| cnnrrrn;tu the urowlu.r stnpt. ,yl,Ile Western
| sonat"rs arc equally umxions tn know whethor
tho wnuther la favorable for tho growing w1loit.
| Elell Uno, no 1nuttcr whnt srctton he may 10
fran ID nj wall rn,tp, n,,nrorni,.u tim won,fer
~. H., ,,,,,,. s,,ns.s "t .l'...,nt, -, 1,,aI,.,.
on nas no,oo.acros u.s. .hous" @ no fsco.Se" a,t u
govern bis instructions to hs farmer nccor.l-
| inv,v.
| "e' . , .,..,
| iAN A'sNie"i'i ut'eH t't'i -" '',nt ~.
nr, ",,"rroiIu to s"irr IL sn,nil 4, n tr,,c
HFeHu"F1ulMS' 1Ho siit"r} - sll'a!i, " IL "ui:s
| but ttero IRE appropriations amounting. Ill
rocfIy or Indirectly, to rc1rty $aO0,0o0 whict,
oir,r, ,vhrt ,,,,r ,n,,thorn rrtnua ,rIt :. 1,tr
.s" ss,, "". W. o@ u, S n 7 @, ,s.,sa nsa
| hcat> oi patronage. ooh. i'f Ohe' "sioso
equestrian portrait f'!orns ono Of tic rooms nt
tho Dvhas.f.e,,t ob.4;t,gt tho position bccy.,,se
4 :,
, 1881-03-30


SEpAI1A. No.. Marcel, :9.-Ilse supply de-
purt,lent of tho Missouri Pacific Railroad
shops burned Tonight. There was about
SlJ,O00 wortl, Ut g0Uus In the place.
, 1881-03-30
f,Tkf.JkN ATT. ~

CINCINNATI, o.. alatcl! @9.--The snow
storm throughout Indiana and Ohio has
been general, accompanied iu many places
, 1881-03-30

1iT pEDSrA, IA.
Epsetal IIispateh to 7hs Cnseaao IttbAHs.
DunuQuE, ill.,, Mnrch 2Q.-Ja.nes Andrews
stnrG ut I'eGstu WINS burned to-day. Loss,
10, 5U; Insured for S;1,2u0.
, 1881-03-30


Special Df'nate" 10 Tho chttaao Tribune.
MADISON, WIS, March a0.-Bot! Houses
held evening sessions. III tic Assembly a
petition was presented from hato kaae' thu
celebrated alaawankeo tlee-rlsltts advocate,
for tho removal IF political distinction be-
twccn men anti women.
Ih. ynrktnwn ,.n,r,,,otton hill ,vaa ron.
,.rn'', Wv, H. n"N''"i ee''o'"''' VIII NUS eo'''
curles ~.
The DIll creating paid Hoard OF Control
fnr the Charitable md lellnl Institutions Of
tt,r Stotr ,vns ultrhtIv n,unu,,u,t nu,i uoesaI
nu,trr n sma,ans5n,, of the, rnt,s ,rn" 1,Ifi
'.I.. "'"I. :" susp.,o 40. ~ t.'o 4n'cs t"o W,
provides 1or tue aboltsllinc'lt Ut MI l0eAl
no"1s; a., appo's M n'e commissioners ~ , ~ sa''
n stpwnr,t nj ruci, hos,,,taf nnd u, rrnon noc1,
..,' ~ r,n si'''' o"t ss'e'
~ fccel'e S-'oV. "'e'l necessary oh'cets ht
the other institutions. 11M bill pnssed. ~ tn
!, Senator hamilton voting my. This Is Il
rrt.nt ,riu,unh tor Snuntnr Sutberlund Win
, 1881-03-30

Ladies', do you want to 10 strong, healthy, and
ltuutfulf IAen ust Hop ulttosS.
, 1881-03-30

NASHVILLE. March .y.-rhu committee ap-
pointed By the H0llse Ia Investigate tho
charges agn'nst JuIse G. W. Tyler, Ut Ato!,.-
EnMery cuuilty., relmrted to-tlay. 1t WIS
unanimously Vt lhp opinion t,!at l!0 case lad
bceil lliile against Tyler,
, 1881-03-30

PENNSYLVANIA.
llAHlllsuulsu, Aarch :y.-.Ile General Ap-
, 1881-03-30

bills wero passed providing for n Coal-Oll
Inspector, nsM for tho collection OF julE-
1ne,lts for fines a1ltl f0rfeittreA.
A bill was introduced providing for Reg
istry lnw.
Ills Senate confirmed the nomination Of
Thomas Wilson, Jr., for Nfinu Inspector.
Gr 10 Saturday the l1ouse lIad passed. 104
House bills and ~ Senate bills.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-09
MiddIe-Aged Men.

There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cvacua-
ton of the BLADDER, o. ten accompanied by a
slight smsrting or burning sensation and o
weakening of the system in q manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii
OF albumen will appear, or the color will be
of q thin milkish hue, again changing to
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difflculty, ignorant OF
the cause, which is the second stage Of semi
nal weakness. DR.. S. will guarantee perfect
cure In all such cases, and u healthy restorOr-
alton of the genito- urinary organs.
Office heurs-l0 to and to g. Sundays
from 10 to IL A. M. Consultation free. Thor
Ough examination and advice IS. Call OF
Rddressi
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-09
THE N E v A DA BANK.
OF SAN FRANCISCO,

ohN TIFhANVI5VVi VIII y ItsF NJ
Paid Up Capital .....,...t3,O 900 G0u--Gold
Reserve ~. s Bondsl ..... 3.500,yoO Gold
lJ.F BIGELow
Agents at Virginia, Nevada.
W. F. BERRY
Agent at New York. / cro T pn,vnvns
(62 Wall street, ....J
eE-BuYs and sells Exchange and Tele-
graphic transfeis. Issues Comm ercial and
Travellers Credits. THIS bank has special IA
cilities for dealing in bullion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-09
Young Men

TXTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects of youthful follies or indis-
erection, will do well to avail themselves of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar
of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case o.
seminal weakness or private disease for every
kind of character which he undertakes and
fails to cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-09
Notice of Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the stockholders of the VIRGINIA AND
TRUCKEE RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held at the office of the Company In the
city of Virginia, Nevada, on TUESDAY, the
TENTH DA OF MAY. 1881, at II O'Clock N.
W. NJ. THORNTON, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-09
DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNER-
SHIP.

NNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
4 listing between f. Symmetrical and s. b.
Heidenreich has been dissolved by mutua
consent, Mr.. F. A. Angel having bon hit out
the interest of s. B. Heidenreich. The bus
mess will be carried on under the firm name
of +. A. Angel h Co.. at sutro and Haw-
thorne. The new firm will pay all outstand-
ing debt and collect all debts demands, notes
and judgments owing the firm OF 3. b. H. q
Co. Thanking the public for all past favors
and soliciting your future patronage
We remain Yours resp.
E.SUMM kFIELD,
3. b. HEIDENREICH.
+. A. ANGEL.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

SECRETARY SHERMAN SAIL TO BE
OPPOSED TO THE PAR GENT. FUND
ING BILL.-rhe New York Herald
says We are anxious to have the
Funding bill get through the House as
speeoily as possible and be ssnt up to
the Senate Tor the mature consideration
Of that body. 1t made some progress
yesterday in the adoption Of the three
per cent. rate by 1872 yeas 10 90 nays
The main subject of difference and de-
bate being thus disposed OF we trust its
passage through the House will not be
much longer delayed. The House bill
will serve as basis for the action OF the
Senate, and will probably undergo con-
siderable amendments. Secretar nv Sher-
man has left this measure TO take II,
course In the House, but 1t is understood
that ne VIII appear before the senate
Committee on Finance and frankly state
his views ~ to what IL txpedient 10 ren.
der funding . success. II he indorse.
three per cent the Senate will be likelv
TO regard that as practicable rate and
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
PUBLIC SALES.
.UBLIC SALE

Y -
puBLIC SALE
THREE-SToR1 BRICK DWELLING
No. 1911 Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, 1881,
at+p. M, on the premises.
without postponement, Withdrawal OF
underutddInK,
Containing IL rooms with bath, hot and
cold water aud other modem convent.
ences. bay widow front. aud aiae yard
lot i2x6l ieet.
Jefferson street In the vicinity OF Della
ware Avenue In growing more popular
each year In the charhc' er OF lLs I'm proya
ments and In Is desirable social elemept
I'll also sccessi0le 10 schools. shurches'
markets, and TO the railroad depuls. Our
sales are hll wort b htLendinK 4 hey ara
strictly positive. dwellings Ior rent W IN
certninly be scarce. aud Lney are surely
now advancing In both renting and sell
Ing prices.
1AkAs OF SAsE.-Mortgage for tl.OOD
may remain. properly secured Jy File Il,-
bufance, ana The balance equally divided
IN Cash and notes with Approved endor-
ser al . months. with Interest from tns
Jay OF sale. Possession on 20 March, 1881.
settlement TO be made within one week
from sale, and rent 10 go 10 the purchaser
upon settlement. j, T. HEALD,
seventh and Market 81 rect
JAno-Sb. Agent To effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
HAXDoCK,S ,S
KIDNEY PANAcEA
Hear WHAT rs SAID.

LEAR WHAT rs SAID.
: II has made me a new man."
"Dr. HAydock's PAnacea has increasa
my weight nfteon pounds"
MY wife would not be without 1t ID
aEy mouey."
.our little boy Is much better. enclos
one dollar for another bottle"
nnd IL AS easy 10 take as milk"
we have sod thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen aeII
order.n
"My morning agony is gone-thanks %
Il find IL u splendid appetizer"
ANY Invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any kidney disorder who VIII write md
AS TO their complaint, will be treated
hulnhneiy aud kinuIy. IL is my mOs
rnest desire 10 Investigate all fJrms 0l
Diabetes, aud 1--we Teliei at ali times. N
you are too poor 10 purchase. write mel
anyway. and your case will have imme
ulaLe attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that tie signature OF Allsu
Haydock Is across the mouth Of e4cf
bottle
Prioe-one dollar for large, and an
cents for trial size
ho1-eod&Wly, 81 Plat St.. n. j.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
KILLED AND HORRIBLY MUTII
ATED.

A terrible accident befel William K.
Brown, of Fulton township, Lancaster
county, on Mouday OF last week. On
that day he went 10 Lancaster with the
lutenllon of going TO PHILADELPHIA To
consult an oeculist. IL is stated that he
became Intoxicated ana got on the bum
per OF freight car, from which he WAS
Jolted into the brake rigging, where be
was killed and hung until torn to pieces.
On Tuesday morning small pieces OF his
oody and clothing were found strewu
along tue track from Lancaster To Lea
man Place. a pocketbook with some
money aud number of order, Tor mer-
chandise on ii. NJ. Wilson, storekeeper
at Goshen, were found, which finally led
10 the discovery OF the unfortunate mans
name. The remains were gathered to-
sether and an inquest was held by the
Coroner. Mr.. Brown was q fencemaker.
and lived on the property of the Towson
heirs, about mile northwest from Penn
dill. lie Is the son of Abuer Brown
and was about 40 years of age. The
burial took place at Penn Hill on Fri
day, the body being an unrecognizsble
inass.-OIford Press.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

TIE bill presented by Mr.. Belts to
the Senate on Tuesday, is said by
some TO be in the interest of the Balti-
more and Ohio and Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Com panic 8, and
that its ultimate aim is not only to be
connecting link between the ese two
roads and form part of a through line
to New York, but that it will be ex-
tended further down this State.
Another rumor is that the bill is in the
interest Of the projected thou Oh road
which Messrs. II. 3. McComb, and Il.
u. Robinson have been mentio ned for
more than a year; and that it is to
pass through this city. There seem
to be very little interest attached to
these rumors' and neither may be
true.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
SENATOR McDONALD'S MAR
RIAuE.

WAsHIseroN, Jan. 13.-The mar.
riage Of Senator Mcdonald to Mrs..
Josephine F. Barnard took place this
morning at half past 3. The cere mouy
was performed At the residence OF the
brides brother, Mr.. Frank b. Farms.
worth. There were present only the
relatives Of the bride aud groom in the
glty. Immediately after Senator Nc.
Donald and his wife took the limited ex-
press for New York, where they will re-
main until Saturday.
Senator Mcdonald had been twics pre-
Viously married. His second vile died
about year ago. Mrs. Barnard pro
cured divorce some years ago from her
husband. She is handsome lady, SONS
ntleen years younger than the Senator.
son by her former husband is a clerk
IN the Treasury Department, and ia
married to niece Of John Shsr man.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

On Sunday morning . philadelphia n
at eI' pted to cross The Delaware, from
Spri co sire t wha I, that city to Cam
den. He tourneyed safely to the jersey
channel, but there he was observed
to stop and wave his hands wildly in the
air, a, though calling for help. A Young
son of Mayor Bradshaw, together with
another boy, cautiously picked their
way out to The man, whom they found
stand nR amidst lot OF broken ice. in
ic stricken and it was only after consid-
erable trouble he could be nerauaded In
move. He reached the Jersey shore In
safety ami said that he had Intended IA
skate on the mash. but In getting In ths
jersey channel he got SO parals zed with
fsar he couldn't move.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

lNvALIDs should keep the refresh
ments covered in their sick room, The
Jellies, blanc-manges, and various lia-
uids used as cooling drinks, are more
or less absorbent, and easily take up
the impurities which float about q
siek-room. A glass Of milk left un-
covered will soon become tainted with
any prevailing odor, as can be proven
6y leaving 1t in room freshly painted.
How important, then, that the poisons
OF sickness should be carefully kept
from all that is to be eaten.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
rHuasDAx. gAxUkRr Is. lssl

THE DEMooRATic CAUcus.-- The
Democratic members Of the Legisla-
tnre, met in caucus last night, at Do
, ver, and unanimously nominated Hon.
Thomas F. Bayard for recollection as
United States Senator for six years
from the 4th of March next. Robert
]. Reynolds, Of Kent county, for State
Treasurer, and John F. Stats, for
State Au litor. Messrs. Reynolds and
Staats have served two years in the
Offices to which they have been nomi-
mated. II has become a settled custom
with the Democratic party to re-elect
the State Treasurer and Auditor, and
MS the gentlemen named have dis
charged the duties of their respective
offices with fidelity and eommendable
satisfaction they have been unanimous
~ chosen for a second term and will at
the proper time be elected. The eau
ous also voted to re-elect R. r. Kenny
OF Dover, for State Librarian, Mr..
Kenny having already shown his fit
ness for this position by tho faithful
DISCHARGE OF the duties thereof during
the past two years.
The nomination of these gentlemen
has been long anticipated, and, With
the exception Of the Librarian, we be-
lieve there has been NO 1ther names men
Toned In connection with thb election
to either position. The nomination OF
senator Bayard has been anticipated
with the same unanimity. No Demo
crat has sought his place, and he will
receive the vote Of every Democratic
member Of the General Assembly on
Tuesday next when the election for
United States Senator will take place
In each House separately. The vo Q is
mot by ballot. The roll is called aud
each member announces the name OF |
the gentleman for whom he votes. On
wednesday the joiEt meeting Of the
two Houses will be held and the Jour-
mails Of each House for the preyious
day read and compared. A ce certiiicate
Of the election Of senator is then made
out and signed by the Speakers and
attested by the Clerks, and the tive
Houses separate and return 10 their
respective halls. The meeting of the
caucus last night was good sugees.
tion and may put . stop to The fire.
Quent assertions Of the Re publican
pross OUTSIDE OF the state that the re-
election OF Senator Bayard would
meet with opposition in his own parry.
Who Republican members viii honor
with their votes has not trans pired.-
1t Is likely that Senator Belts would
prefer TO record his vote for Judge
Bradford or Col. II. 8. MsComb.-
MIR. Bets is the only Republican elec.
ted to the Senate, however, and it is
said that he will go into caucus with
the seven Republican members of the
House of Representatives, and be gov
erned by the choice of the caucus. As
several gentlemen have been named To
whom the compliment may be paid it
will remain in dou bt whom the favor.
cd one may be until the caucus shall
decide. The names OF Hon n, b
Smithers, of Kent county, aud An
thony Higgins and VIM. c. Spruance.
Of this county have been mentioned
In connection with the matter.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

NJ Or1CL.- Persons who were drafted In
IN the sLALe OF Delaware for the United
,Lsstes IA ilILAr y servies la May, 1uns or
were afterwards again drafted Ia 1855 and
were required 10 procure substitute OF
enGer the military service under the latter
dram, will md II Lo their ad hnLage 70 come
municAte, either personally or by leGLsI
with tno undeTslgnsd, who has been au-
lhorized BY Tue stale Lek islature ~ collecl
from The secretary OF War, Lhe aom IN uLa.-
ton money paid by suen persons. Tue
Secretary oi War having been directed BY
OF oi Congress 70 refund the comm al n.
ON psid On sucn Gases. u, ii. b. DAY
Dover lei. JnlV 10. So
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
BLooDRD STOCK FOR AMERICA,

A lAte caole despatch announced q
large shipment Of blooded horses for
America, and advices from the Channel
islands tell that the principal purchasers
Of tne Jersey cattle, which are becoming
sea- CO and high priced, are Ams ricaL ..
The more Of this sort of foreign trade we
indulge in the better Off will the country
be. Improvements Of The quality Of our
horses and cattle cost very little Ia pro
portion TO Its results, except where the
whole object Of the improser 10 to obtain
"fancy" stock 10 sell at fancy pricss,
Our horses-those that work--need
stronger backs aud broader and deeper
chests, and these they can obtain only
oy admlxture Of toreigL blood; our cal.
tie should be relieved Of much supeIfiu-
ousSOone and put in the way Of Accumu.
lating nesh or enriching the dairy beyond
its present slender yield. The palieular
stock with which 10 cross that OF stable
and barry ard Is not at present Of 90
muSh Importance xs that better blood of
sems kind be secured, and without loss
OF time.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
NJ oTICE-To BON DHOLDERss.
IN OfGICk OF STATE IRkAsUKKR.
llnNar Hal ~. i'm

BY virtue OF an act OF the General Az
sembly, passed at Dover, February ~.
1911, | hereby give notioe 70 holders oi
at the Pulladeiphia National Bank, la Ihs
city OF PhiiAdelphia durtng the bus a ess
nours OF that b, nk, on the hrst three eco
ular days OF January. 1881. prepar, q 10 re-
deem and pay OF ALI the bonds rom No,
$40 to 3yO, both inclusive OF the demon mi
Lion OF one thousand dollars eAch OF the
Issue OF the Donds of the State of Della
ware, under date of January /, 1885. and
thai irom and after the said first day OF
January |. 1851, the interest on said bjnds
will cease. ROBERT J. KEY NoLDS.
noVo-zLaW2m. State Treasurer.