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MAHONE's FIGHT AT HOME.
DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT OF RE-
PEATING THEIR LATE VICTORY.

OBMOChATb CONFlO6Nl Of ne
PEATING THEIR LATE VICTORY.
Ex-Congressman Goode, OF the
Norfolk district, has been travelling
through Virginia during the past
month in connection with the York
town celebration. He returned to
Washington yesterday, and says
that his inquiries in all parts of the
State satisfied him that the result OF
the coalition between the Republi-
cans and Malone will be to unite
under Democratic leader ship about
all the respectability of the Stat :
against the rabble that will follow
Malone for public plunder. Mr..
Goode predicts that the Democrats
will carry the State by an overwhelm
ing majority i'll the fall election
Another we'll known Virginian
from Richmond reports the feeling
there over the coalition TO be quite
as intense as Mr.. Goode found il
elsewhere. He says that the Demo
Gratis have nothing to fear from q
union of the Republicans and Read
justers in Richmond, for such un
ion was ANONYMOUSLY beaten in
November last.
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THE ELECTION CASES.
ANOTHER DEPUTY MARSHAL CASE
UP FOR TRIAL.

In the U. s. District Court, yes
terday afternoon, after the acquittal
of Louis Weidenman ON a charge OF
interfering with and assaulting De-
putty Marshal Geo. p. Wingate, on
th. day of the last general election,
Michael Cavanaugh was arraigned
on the same charge, and the follow
ing jury empanelled Isaac NJ. Will
son, Samuel J. Mccall, John W.
Fennimsre, William J. Morris Isaac
Stats, Abraham Murray, COL,
Richard Lockwood, John g. Bailey,
David Stevenson, Samuel Taylor,
A. K. Hall aud Cornelius j. Hail.
The evidence was precisely the
same as in Weidenman's case, and
was designed to prove that Cava.
naugh joined in an assault on VIM
gate at the Fourth ward polls, and
rescued the man McKown whom he
had arrested for illegol voting, from
his hands. When the Governments
testimony was all in Court adjourn.
ed until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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That $4,000.

On the eth OF March the Nes0s and OBJ
serrer announced that one-hRlf OF ticket
No. SIG In TIE Louisiana tate Lottery
which drew the capital prize OF R3O .U0U IN
the drawing OF MARCH, 8Lh, was neld In
Raleigh, Ever sin that time the In
ouiriss as TO who was the lucky man
nave been constant, aud no efforts have
been spared 10 ind him. Information
came to us yesteT day from perfectly re-
liable source that Mr.. Peter Al. Wilson
secretary OF the State Board OF Agricul-
ture. was the fortunate person. The
news of Mr.. Wilson's great good fortune
will give general pleasure not only In
this cit but In all parts OF the State, foi
his friends are LEGION Raleigh. ~. u.
Netos and ObseTper, March 81. aprl3-st
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THE CIRCUS ON THE STREETS.
"HANDsoMEsT WOMAN IN THE
woRLD."

"HANDsoMEsr WOMAN IN THE
WORLD"
Rsrepaugh's show PAradsd yesterday
aud all Philadelphia has seen "the
handsomest lady la the world" Had
the great manager subsidized "Old In
dicatiOus" he sould nol have had more
auspicieus weather for his street dis
play. The principal streets were al
most impassAbls fIOm 0 to 2 o'clock.
As regards the character Of the pageant.
1t must be said that it was all the 'only'
Adam ever promised and even more.
1t was q great treat for the stelid busi-
ness man as well as the small boy. From
The beginning TO the end II reminded
one OF Q scene Of Oriental grandeur.
First there came q hurriedly-organizsd
vanguard of colored street gamIns whe
marched to the music Of the band which
occupied magnificently gilded tab
leauk car, and which preceded a dozen
or SO of richly-painted cages. Then
followed representation Of Lalla
Roekh's departure from Delhi, which
was one of the gIandsst scenes ever
witnessed OH The streets of Philadelphia
| Seated in state upon the back of an ele
phant, Miss Louise Montague, the OK.
variety star, now known as the "hand-
soonest lady in the world" carried her
self with commendsble grace and dignl.
". seated In the howdah with Miss
Montague was an attendant who
throughout the line Of march, continu-
| ally tanned her fair mistress. The sigh
of two pretty faces on the elephant sore
| ly puzzled the people and many were IL
total ignsrancs ~ to which was the ex
tensively. advertised "beauty." Follow
ing Lbe "$10, 900" face came a herd o.
seventeen neutrality-suspicious.
elephants, which were suri ouuded by q
solid body Of small boys. In fact
young America completely monopolizes
this portion OF the pageant.
| The remainder OF the display was
made up of a magnificent Lriumpha
car, repi esenting the fosr quarters o.
the globe-with New Jersey thrown in
q score OF Roman ehariots driven by ex-
pert horsemen arrayed in togas, opel
cages Of lions, tigers and panthers,a "a trooI
of camels aud performing horses ant
ponies, a large callOpe aud two score o
armored eques:rians with flags and ban
ners. In every respect the parade wa
one of the most elaborate ever seen ii
/ this city.-PreSs.
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NIHILISTS AND SOCIALIST.
LONDON, April 70, 1881

A despatch from st Petersburg to the
Times says:-"Sicholas SudLilatsky all
lmsortant nihilist, was recently arrested
at Jassy by the Roumanian authorities.
He was implicated IN peasant disorders
at Ichiglin, but escaped punishment by
decamping first to England and then TO
America. He afterward returned to
Roumania. He Was formerly in the Kieff
University and wa companion OF the
notorious nihilists Deutsch and Stephan
ovich. The Russian has taken steps for
his extradition by Roumania." A des-
patch from Berlin to the Times says
"rhe police have forbidden, under the
Socialist law the holdi 8 of meeting
which Herr Bebel was to address al
Munich"
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SOMETHING ABOUT THE BAY
ARDS.
From the New YORK Tribune.

From the New YORK Tribune.
The Arst systematic. dealer in city real
estate In America-fBat is, specu ator IN
twas the eccentric Bohemian draughts
man, Augustine Heermans, whose pic
ture ought to be in the Historical Soci
ETY. # New York. He hourished here
about 1910, and got together property
now worth 10000, 900, out being sent to
Mary land by Peter Stuyvessant, accept
ed a grant of land there, which nuallY
descended to the grandfather and uncle
OF the present Senator Thomas H. Bay
ard, while the more imperial New York
city property was squatted upon or re-
.iRned. The New York Bayafds also
accumulated a quantity of rea estate
two hundred years ago, but becoming
Tories in the Revolution lost ,Lbe who'll
| Of IL, ami also the villa Mt HpbOken
which the Stevens tassiiy Bought,
/ think. at the coDfiscatiOn sale. In tn.
course of time the Delaware Bayasds
| through Colonel Johu Bayard's prosteri'
| ty, married into the Stevens family, auC
thus B Btyards again came In possession
| of Castle Point. General James Gran
Wilson, of his city, has the Dutcl
Bible of the Bayards anu many earl.
souvenirs Of that family.
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NOTES ALONG THEP. w.&B.R.R

IL is rumored that Wilmington will be
the halfway station bet geen Washing
ton and New York when tn Pepnsyl-
vania Company takes charge OF the T.
w. Il b. This will certainly be good
news for the metropolis OF Delaware.
The telegraph Office at the p. w. & b.
depot in this city, is neat and attractive
place. Mr.. Minnick, the operator has
Just finished giving the furniture a coat
OF varnish, and the room thorough re-
novating. He believes in having clean
ofiice to hand over TO the Psnnsy lvania
read.
Already force of workmen have eem-
mencsd beautityiug the P. w. u B. Rail
Road at Glenolden. Flowers will be
planted, also handsome plants, the place
nicely sodded, aud this station will pre-
sent an eniicing appearance this sum
mer.- Chester Times.
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DkSOLATED CHIOS'
LONDON, April IL. 1sS

A despatch from Constanlinople Con-
stantlnnple says that earthquake shocks
Of iderable violence have begun
again in Chios. II is estimated that
barely twenty houses remain habitabl le
in the whole island. Forty five villa
ges have been destroyed and the popu-
lation in many localities has been alb
solutely destroyed.
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TIE ELECTION CASES.
CONCLUSION OF MICHAEL GAvA-
RAUeH's TRIAL THIS MORNING,

CONCLUSION OF MICHAEL CAvA-
HAUsH's TRIAL THIS MORNING.
The U. s. District Court reassem-
blsd at 10 O'Clock, this morning, and
the trial OF the case of Michael Cava
naugh, charged with assauling aud
interfering with Deputy Marshal Geo.
Wingate, on the day Ofthe last general
election was resumed.
Mr.. Lore, in opening for the defense,
said they might rely upon the entire
failure OF the Government TO prove ita
case, but in addition hey would plovs
that Wingate was not acting in &C.
sorcance with his official power aud
duties when the trouble occurred, but
caus ID all the tronble himself, and
was peace os-breaker instead of peace.
maker.
The Witnesses for the defense were
the same as appeared in Louis
Weidenman's behalf and testified that
every hing was quie. until Deputy
Marshal Wingate came to the polls
and created disturbance. One wit
ness testified that prior TO Wingate 4
arrival everything was peaceab e, he
Deputy policeman and Deputy Mar.
shal's being on such good terms that
they borrowed lsbacco from each
o her. All the witnesses for the de-
fsnse were positive lhal Cavanaugh Lid
not lay hands on Wingate, and thai
the election judges had refused to re-
ceiYe the vote of John McKeown be
fore Wingate's arrival, the latter hav
ing claimed that he simply came to thu
Fourth ward polls to prevent Nc
Keown from voting.
At 1855 o'clock the defense closed
and though they we're willing 10 sub
init tn, case without argument tn,
District Attorney declined to assent
and addressed the jury on behalf q
tire prosecution.
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JURORS FOR MAY TERM.
aHANp JNRORe.


Brandywins Hd.-Jossph Miller,
Geo. Sellers.
Wilmington.-Jos. N. Pussy, VIM.
t. Porter, SAm'l N. Pnsey.
Christiana.-Hsnry SwaiDe, Jas. Il.
Hoffscker.
Mill Orssk.-Benj. Diskey, Geo.
Springer.
White Clay Crsek.-Jshn PillinK,
Miller X. Barton.
New Castls.-Josish Lewdsn, Aza
riah f. Smith, Ed. Challenger
Pencader-Samuel Mcintyre, d.
Brainard Ferris.
Red Lion-Thos. Bid, Tho. I.
Cheairs.
st. Georges-Sereek r. Shallcross,
Martin 4. Walker.
Appoquinimink-Jno. T. Wilson,
Joseph Roberts.
Blackbird-Riohardson II. Arm.
sti ionR, Sam'l A. Armstrong.
PETIT JUaoRs.
Brandywins Hd.-Harry M. Perk ms
Cias. Passhsll, Thos. .. Dlxon.
WIimington-Jo.. N. Cooling, Sam
Culber., Merits Taylor.
CLristiana-AbAsr HolIinKsWorth.
Thos. Il. Lyman, VIM. Press.
Mill Greek Hd.-AIthur Jackson, Gil
bert Whitenian, Amos. ii. Streets.
| White Clay Cresk-Sam'l l.. barrett
wn. y. Gr 9th, J. N. Morrison.
encader-Samuel Alrichs, Jehu w
DAVIS, James Curlett.
New Cas- le Samuel M. Porter
Jesse Reeves, Edward z. Moreley.
Red Lion Thomas O'Neill William
Il. Colscott.
st George's.-Lewis p. Mcdowell
Merritt N. Willis, Julian Cochran.
Appoquinimink - Albert Lyman
VIM. l.. Il. Talman.
Blackblrd-Wm. g. Beck, VIM. +
Green.
SECOND PANEL.
Brandy wlne-Mosss America, (co;.,
| Thomas 5. Wsldln, Chas. Women.
| Wilmington--B. II. Taylor, Frank c
s. idhaa, henry Graut.
ChrisLIaus--Gso. W. Ely, Vincent 9
Finn, Willis j. Graves.
| MIN Cr-ek-Lowls Miller, Cbas. II 4
die, Thomas Shakespeare.
| White Clay Crsek-Jno. A. Noon
tick, George JobpsOu, w ilham BrattOr
PsLcAder--A BRAN b. BiRgs, Dslawar
CIark, Nathaniel Spencer.
New Czstle-Wi j Lapk, Jane
N. Hurst, VIM. Herbart.
kud Lton-JnO. A. Hunter, Hsnr.
Seane, james POruhatn.
st GeorRe's-Isaao Jones. Jf.. Henr.
Tumhn
AppoQniuimiuk-Clafsnco d. Staati
Horace w Brocket.
Black bird-Jno, e. Brocks0n, Mort
ueT Records.
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"I,m all PLAYED out, Z"

In a common complaint. If YOU feel so,
get package of Kidney Wort and take
Il aud you will at oLce feel its tonic pow
ar. 1t re news the healthy action OF the
kidneys, bowels and liver, and thus re-
stores the natural life and strength to
the weary body. 1t can now be had IN
either dry or liquid form, and IN either
way is always prompt and efficient In
action.-Nelo Bedford Standard.
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nj o1ICE.-I. Charles o'Donnell, In com
~ p.iance with the requirements Oh the
act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court of uen-
eral Sessions of the Peace and jail Deliv.
cry, OF the State of Delaware in and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 9th
day OF May next, A. D.. 1881, being the
first day of the next May term of the said
court, for a license to keep aA Inn or tav-
ern. known as The Rising sun Hotel, in
Uhristiana Hundred, school districts, Nos
23 and rs, and TO sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk on the premises, and The follow
ing substantial meeholders recommend
the said appl cation, to wit:
Dennis Dougherty William Allison
John Mccain John Dugan
John a. Dougherty his
his RoberL ID Lynn
Hugh n Reed mark
mark Wit-Hugh Foster
Wit-Robert Reed John Dougherty
John Reed his
John Reed Thomas X Lawless
James Blessington mark
Paul Began Witt. Lawisss.
James Toner
apri3-sLs CHARLES o'DONNELL.
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THE LEVY COURT.

he Levy Conr', yesterday, received q
itIOu from cttzens OF Brandywlne
zndfed asking that u new .chool dis
~ Do formed ia tIat hundred from
#tflcs Nos 3, 4 and o, the school
Lsr' IN thras DISTRICTS being 800 small
present. a resolution was adopted
Ping ". A. Morrison, FIancis Saw
and Samuel q. Wright So for prs
ug plans ior new school district In
~ silver presented the report OF the
2aiinit.ee ou distribution o. SUNDAY
ooi iund, dividing II equally among
'chooS THIS time. lust, ad of pro-
Pa heretofore. The amount appro-
Ased ~ 500 dollarL, and as there are
sehoos, with y,l54 scholars, the
euhl received by each school ls k5 90.
ssSrs; WIN. r. Lodge and A. IL.
~, ola members, we're present At
tsrlay's session.
THIS MORNINGS skssIoN.
~ very little business was transacted
~ session this morning. The only
R'ueS ot Importance was the distrl bu :
Ms sooO allowed by the county 10
various Sunday Schools. A resolu-
!, 'sS sae adopted allowing sx-Coroner
1 w lor compiling a record of ali
zofise. ''s "'' 'oi"'
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river ,VEs "a. FRoST.-Ths piers along
Etrac,ieer 'front.' are getting To be ihe
ka,SVs points OF onr e,,a W oo ne ne
ks. Yss,cl use lmes..more ba my and spr,n1
arka, ,esterday SCORES of neonIs I;.,,.a
sep. hs. street and EdRmoot avensTs
ks r,w ~, AFTER looking nm and dnu0
karch hVer for a few minntaa a. wn a.
sepubn" the , Mary Morgan, DIVIDE or
Il hschImc' they left for fetraa,s y.
|hess sane a. Winds had not so rsrch no war
'lea,ar'ant nsi asts will Z .he nisr.
Il 40 on places TO Will .av an hon,
h air sunday afternoon a mon,s
fhs v a,,sk T9eks than they were v.,,erdav
|nlurs t,nx room Ia stl!l .L,ng ~ y.
|umm:. Wil 10 be- so All the n.~
A'ner p-Caester Nacs. e ueA
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AmuseInents.
AT THE OPRnA uo,,

AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
$nInp 10 jan yIin In the Opera House last
/ pspfor"eas "tneas HeIzog's Combinsti IN
.n tLa, nt,s sIcs was somewha varied
sutly sri :. Monday evening and was
Do s6owSIy yeu 90, by the large audience,
j apnlsr.a 'nfir .e appreciation by gener-
Ne moi vs, lhose OF our citizens who
Il fail y Se, seen the performances should
BIT. W uo 80 as il is we'll worthy q
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FRANCE ADVANCING.
PARIS, April IL, 1881.

The Voltdirs to-day.publishes singu-
lar despaLch from it PhilippeVillle cor
respondent stating that the Tunisian
penerals had offered General Ritter an
inde,nnity of 800, DOOR. on condition that
the forward movement of the French
troops should be stopped Gen neral Ritter
of course, declined.
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MAGGIE MIrCHELL's PLAYS.

On Friday evening the 22nd inst,
Wilmington's fa7orite actress. will begin
two nights engagement At the Opera
House. On the opening night she will
play "Little Barefoot" and OIL Saturday
evening, "The Pearly Of Savoy" Miss
Mitchell has only played Little Bare
foot" In this city but once and she num-
bers 1t among the best OF her repotoirel
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WILMINGTON. DEL. WEDNESDAY,. APRIL l3. 1884.

pair and free from - amages that may
arise from any defeots IN the machinery
nsed by them for one yeer from tho date
Of completion.
The location Of the boxes has already
been given in the GAZETTE Other de.
tails will bs given as soon az arranged.
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BEACoNsFIELD's CONDITION.

LONDON, April 10, 1851.
Lord Beaconstield passed a quiet
night, and was slightly better yesterday
morning. At noon his condition had
improved. He passed restless day and
had a severe attack of difficult breathing
at seven o'clock in the evening.
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NEW CASTLES ELECTION.
THE INDEPENDENT TICKET SAT
DOWN UPON, VERY HARD.

DOWN UPON, VERY HARD.
New Castles charter election,
yesterday, resulted in crushing de-
feat for the "Independent" ticket,
the only object of which was to pre-
vent the return of VIM. Herbert to
the City Council. To the Mayor
and Trees there was no opposi-
tion. The vote was a very full one,
as follows:
Fol mayor - Samuel II. Black,
478.
For city treasurer-Willlam F.
Lane, 493.
Assessor-Israel Ridings, Dem.,
349; John B. Vining, independent,
144.
Council William Herbert, D.,
430; Hiram Borie, d., $50; James
Toner, d., 332; Walter f. Wolfkiel,
Ind, lao; J. NJ. Wise, Jr., Ind, l07;
Squire Sherwood, Ind, l0l.
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ANTf YEARS A SUFFERER

T. V. PIkRos;
ou S"'7Twenty years ago 1 WAS
g"i,scAeu oa,,u ON the Atlantic Ocean. and
~" =" anu exposure caused large ab.
hnno,iorh iorh On each leg, which kent
hura,ly hnny hisoharging. After spend.
Az Sunitels n OF dollars, with no benefit,
kdlcat t'iSsuaueu Stu to try your Golden
kn thrsa discovery, and now, in less
btle oe / an, months after taking the frs,
kt'lv am aM thankful to say | an. com.
ys,, ~ oulen' aud for the first time Ma
b1nS boS'' eau put my left heel 20 the
"F yours respectfully,
4 " IeeosW WILLIAM RYDER.
0'nefson sirest, Buffalo, N Y.
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MRS. FLETCHER CONVICTED.

LoNDoN, April u, 1881.
The jury In the case Of Mrs Susan
Wilns Fletcher, the pretended Spiritual
is,. after being absent an hour and a
half, returned with a verdict of guilty
fhe J1dge sentenced Mrs. Fletcher to
twelve EIontho' imprisonment, with hard
labor
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Political speakers do it.

Lecturers and Ministers do 1T.
q. nators and Congressman do IL,
Judges and Lawyers do IL.
Actors and Artists do IT.
MERCHANTS and Tradesmen do tt.
Farmers and Mechanic do IL,
In tho Forum, Counting house, Work t.
h0p, studio. and even IN the Edltors
ton, What do you take for cough or
coldf" is "Sines' syrup of Ter, Wiid
Cherry and Hoarhound."
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suaooL APARTMENTS.

Yesterday Governor Hall reappointed
Prof. James Ia. Groves, of Smyrna,
State Superintendent OF Free Schools,
aud also ap pointed Prof. IL. q. Carpen-
ter, OF Lewss, Assistant Superintendent,
a. provided in the new school law.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-13
LOST A COW.

A valuable COW belonging to John
d. Cuen, Seventh and Church streets,
died yesterday. The cause Of the bo-
vines death oauld not be ascertainsd.
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IOTICE.-We. William Baxter and
IN Matthew Baxter, trading under The
name of william Baxter q Bro. do here
by give notice that we shall apply TO the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
uH the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
State of DE aware, In and TOR New Castle
county, on Monday, the 9th day of May
next, A. D., 1881, being the first day OF the
May term of court, for license to sell
intoxicating liquors In quantities not less
than one half gallon not 10 be drunk ON
the premises, at No. 8 w. Fourth street,
being The southeast corner OF Fourth and
Shlp pley streets, In the Third Ward OF the
city of Wilmington, Delaware. and the
following substantial treeholders reeid-
ing In the said Ward. recommend the
said application, to wit:
Harry Christy, Conrad Keller.
N, hieberman, August Blerman,
Samuel Culbert, 9. Brown,
p. B. Formah, King Dolbow,
James Smith, II. j. McManus.
Andrew Wilhelm, Daniel McElwee,
S. H. Stats, 4 enrY Ward,
Henry Grebe. John III. Graham,
1hos. ID. Gibson. John Aspin,
Edward Farnar, Jas. CLARK,
Jas. Christy, George r. Young,
Patrick Kelley, Chas III d. Bedford
Chos. l. Russell, VIM. III. Jack.
Patrick Monaghan.
WILLIAM BAXTER & BRO.
aprl2-3ts
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Mother large railway movement
|,sDorted 'o,D,t yes s,erdsy. Col. Thomas
rott dresident of the Texas and
|6a Railway Company, at the
lar quar- erly meeting Of that COM
| IL, in PPbiladelphia yesterday, having
hi. entire stock In the company
! 4 10 OOO, 600, resigned his once AZ
,aspt thereof, aud H. Il. Houston
r,igped his office IN one of the
..tnrs of the company. As sueoss-
IN Col. Scott az president Jay
hi VAS elected, and as Houston .
B,ssor as a director Thomas L.
|srt Of Esw York, was elected.
following are the present omcers
! tGs company: President, Jay
sld. Woe plssidsn's Frank Q.
"A aud John 9. Brown. Assistant
I'M President, James r. Scott.
S,urpr Geo. d. Crumbaar. Sec-
!, Chsrle. +. Sa.terlss.
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HAD TO BE KILLED.

The horse belonging o Frank DUPONT.
that was injured on Sunday last BY
running into the carriage OF J. Taylor
Cause, had to be killed yesterday. The
horse was q very valuable one.
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II is the general belief that there 10 no
TeH edy for consumption, and posSibly In
some oaseG tue assertion may be correct.
Weknow however OF many cures made
By DE. Bulls Cough syrup and will guar
antae positive relief to tue sufferer In
every iumknnce.
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A NEW COMIC OPERA.
LoNpoN, April %, 1891

Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan's new
comic opera aatirixing the aesthetic
erase Is to be called "Patiense," 7"
which 10 the name of the daiTymaid
heroine
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. .SIlO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed st all points, To whom liberal compeA-
sation will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly.
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, add essed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN at
No. 3l9 Broadway New York.
All our GrandExtraOrdIn6Ts Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of Generals g. r. Bea regard aud
JubaJ A. Ealv.
aprl3-2tawiw&w.
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MJOTICE-I, Charles Dever, In comp Ia .ce
IN with ihe requirements of an act of
assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing To the Court of General
Sessions of thetPeace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, IN and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day OF
May next, being the first day of the May
term A. D., 1881, for license TO keep an
inn or tavern, at Rising Sun Village, In
Christiana hundred. schoOl istrlct Nos.
% and 7j. in New Castle county. Dela-
ware, and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, TO be
drunk on the premises, and the following
substantial freeholders recommend the
said application. to wit:
John Dougherty, John McCann,
Thomas Toy, Neal j. Toy.
James Toner, Joseph A Toy,
John Reed, Peter collins,
Paul Began, Dennis Dougherty,
Thomas Lawless, James Thompson.
Charles B. Dougherty.
aprl2 3ts CHI ARLES DEVBR.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-13
THIS hoRNINa's sKssIoN.

good nurse is . blessing IN .1arv
pmy and ali sensible nuIssa :reanTn- =
IsI all uist Innocent but effecGual remedy
hr sne palna AID Ills that bsiAIl y
Bulls Baby syrup. Price s5
The daily gazette., 1881-04-13

Many sink into an early grave by not
giving imm ediate attention to slight
cough. which could haye been stopped in
time BY 70 cent bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-13

set,lsment of q long dispute.-Physi
,ana have at last come TO tn conclusion
That the best medicine for teething child
rem - DR. Bulls Raby syrup,