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New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rrsroort House-Lord Lonsdale and DIR: kingsley
GnSnd and senator Isaac w. BAKER jr OF CoInstocka
Ivta Assnus HotetCaptsn James b. Eads o. H. ST.
cr. the Hon MarehG Jewell OF Hartford Daniel y MOT
I'll ~ Penusyivana Franklin Haven. OF Bostsn y9nges
George DanfoTth Charles Andrews ana Ihcoaope ic
Sh N Ccurt Of Appeals and Senior Romero OF meNco
u ~ M CtayenSon HokL-sr Hugh Allan, d hontfeai, aha
n I0nS and Henry Perce, OF Massachusetts .0''seR
5ee~Presdent W. c. Catell o. lafayette C3l'sge
Teo YsrEHoel-Gessral George d. 5ohnston' Oh Aaoama
srX fentan Irving steamship Repuphc HoDndn
TotsEDr g. o. Vanderpoel Of Albany M I
Hotet-Colone George W scn1ns,a 1i,nD W. n " "u
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH 90 .00-
i. srsssOl Mon 10. with ndss'

a, 9, Alb.ns I'm, csmpbsn Bristol Mch 10 VAN "os'
s e wsssfo6 IS s3S south
apgsca 10 wiz %Sss sPs % Hness days. with
,nsar Sr q o4s Vesssi to PatoD Stsr Co .oo
ana sS eM d. MVs5 % mdss and to Dss
Str SernSSa B FaOh %cs DsSS RSs's ana
Mayayuez H. Auusila ~ and q Johns III WIN nDSo anu
Elem e rery TbSu Wilmington NC days with
msss ans a2S cS6Srn PRada coal to Reading
Str RnicScrDOcker Kemblc BAmsre with mdse to Geo
sfr pesware winnet Charleston days. with mdse and
passengers W ouintard 4 Co ...s ,,,n ua.e ane
~ ss.e1gaTa Ssr 1aS1 Id'si tn aeo wv" yo1s.
Steam Yacht NorthumSra Br Hans Kingston l9 days
sho Ryerson 1o Yarmouth Ns Dennis Liverpool 81
oaX srn N orepa o sa Me Blanchard Cabsen - days
wa Delaware Break water with sugar ." "ei 'e''0'
SarE NOrena oi Portland ouase oardenas days. with Su
Bark IoDan lot sunderland Cave Lisbon Al days. In BAL
i's scST Aagar JoTdan Marc 4 DAYS via Delaware
water with lOgwOOd hides ETC. to Lyon co
scST Alta v Cole Mitchell PoinaPre 81 days with Su
gar to II Vata BILE son; vessel to Brett son q 20.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook, moderate NW clear
AT City Island the same.
steamers ermanic tT,r Kennedy LIVERPOOL and Queens:
cO SS5Sagh eas @ TuTDn ITspOc SSTissss Bsss
n9 S.pC1s P11S'c coTnms SGrR & s's %an. S Bristol
sats city sr Tyey Bristol ArEe Gsrths sr Mas Mas
s 1sss 2nsSp Psnfs% FSasIP S
Pltisn BF, R,.I DslSs4% TSPS
cn TaS % t Nh WIN ciyde Co: willamette
meSeT pSSne OREGON WIN tar63c MARTINS stevens
SSSsee SoSS SernandiSs sal%G 5seksonVe Mallory
saDs IfS5yA bSGs Il LEA ncC SAN Francisco
Bars Fannie Lopg soalo caFdenas Miller c HSTs5 ES%s
Miner MCr Java H % oS TanS Gye
Co; ConceEone taD, RuSsO corn1A Spain Smith
Ra s becoss ooR or orders
vch a Co ,,. puo,o. =. ,,-e. 1obr Norton a Sons:
1a suP r RSy and Ts Turks Island sSndrez
q Doiz; Victoria. spencer Georgetown, TrowbrdgeS
scsr Carolina Knight Benton Mass Hay,ana Ma A
Frye 90, Frances CAIN Galveston Metclf Coz WI
IAN &c Pe2 BnTTSSs sasu
Mas o1sroass CO. Ida !S J%STs MiS Van
Brunt t Perino sissOn, Block Island, Chas Ii Low.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoSpoS March 2S-ArriTed Madrid tBr) Carson, from
QUEENSTOWN March 25aed, str Adratic tBr, jennings
March st. ApShUTs Br H'dd'r
yEESSo 3SHfryc$ TStaan spaG, EGnS SS9
EGgIs IsSn Tsxa % Prowse from PortSsd
e. sn5 5fSTa on esr
NEWCASTLE March 26-ArnVed, str TianiA tBrl WhiAmS
ifO"' Ne"''O'A' AMERICAN PoRra
Bosroy March 25-Cleared str Tara Brl Roberts Liver
Arrived strs Ihlngon, Broker sagua Prussian RtOhie
PEsbEEPa. Mnreh ae-Ceared MAynOwer David
SOR RaISoaS March 2O-Arrivcd John Gilbert Foster
Cleared str vineland. Bowen. NewYOrk
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON March 25-saied-23d inst Barcelona for New
Harry Douglas for -GG san frRSco ySrCncs sp
KERR Wa the latter Tor sandy Hook 10Th inst Johannes
'GIT %TriVsd"@ch INST hermann Roberto. saus 24h INST
SGsS aHn@cyen he latter at Deal o:SCTn:
at.er OF the TeT Vakys SSn Rs
Lizzie BurTiI neen Of the East sambO. sestr. ThemiS
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
ApRryAL OF A BRITISH YACHT.

The BritiEh steam yacht NorthumbrIa, OF the
Royal Yacht Squadron, arrived at this port yester-
CAV from Kingston, Jamaica. Besides the regular
erSv there were ON board the owner, the Earl OF
Lonsdaie, and hIs physician. Dr. Kingsley. Inc
Earl and doctor will leave the yacht at this port,
and will sail for Europe on the Cunard steamer
Wsdpesday next. The Nerthumbria left Southamp-
ton. January 13, and after visiting Madeira; the
Cane de Vsrdes, Barbadoes and ether places,
rsa sached Kingston March 2. and sailed from there
for Nsv.York March 13. She will lsaye this port
for Southampton in q few days. and VIII afterward
cruise along the coast OF Norway.
The yacht s built Of ron and is OF 42o tons
ueasurcment, l66 feet long, 25i2 feet beam, and
1910 feet depth Of held. She has three maets. and
Is topssilschooner ngged. She is htted with every
steamer and her average speed under steam is nine
knota An hour.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
SEVERE WEATHER AT SEA.

The bark Ionian which arrived from Lisbon yes
<srfsv reported that iu latitude 200 10 North,
ionoifrde SOC 53f West, on March 10, the Italian
barf Fslscia ID, from Leghorn for Boston, was
epckcn 10 disabled condition and try.
Irsises Cuadesoape II possible. In q
terrifc rsie on March / her. boats were de-
stroyed, tho bulwarks were washed away. the rud-
derl lbesd was torn off aud other damage was DONE
The sfeamship Felicia. from West Indian ports,
expcrfonced very heavy southwest TO n0rthwest
9a'6 ia the Gulf OF Mexico. Tuesday aud Weones-
3aq last In which the decks were swept OF every.
f6frr movable by the heavy seas The after wheel
end blnnacie were ALSO carried away.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
NOT A DEFAULTER.

The report telsgraphed from Fall River, Mass.
thst william A. Hunter, Of Brooklyn, who commit
Ssse without Foundation. MIR. Hunter was head
hook keeper for Gaiyey & Casado, shipping and
Semfpssion merchants, at no. ~ broadet. Inc
D1lnloyed By khtm Tor twenty-seyen years, and had
knndled 1srxe npHe Of moncy, but they had never
hiI ne ssa s;s sSsys fssg Sssp hsa sS
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

Instead Of trifling with bad cold use Dr
Jaynes Expectorant which VIII loosen tho phegm subdu'
Inflammation and certainly save your Lungs and Throa
much dangerous wear and tear.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
I.,rp,a Co.'s Coca BEEF Tone

superior any have used or prescroed says ~
f,ssoT nj NJ Hale NJ D. Chicago Medical College, IL Is pr
srbod by tho eminent physcians for weak Inngs "a
mo mt 0g the hair apped to the Bcalp weak and rritp
thsosfs asthma shorness OF breath c coughs and
nervous affections Beware OF counterfelta
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

"Rough on Rats" Ask druggists for 1t.
clears out rats mice roachesP bedbugs. ID cents
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
The best hotels keep Hub Punch.

SAFEs.-The hest always-all improvement
lowest prices. Emory, 20 Vesoyst
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

PRIDE OF THE KITCHEN, for securing ant
oanng rpturnA hundred per cent 20 those who nuy
In cleanliness THURBERS electra Tor Washng uenea'
fabriea will return percentage
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

Phoenix Paste cures quickly; no injection
necessary. DRLUc Co, French Cheinist@ 600 way ~
Open nights.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
A LECTURE BY Mr.. GoRRINGE.

Chickerng Hall was crowded last evening at
meeting of the American Geographical society
before which Lieutenant Commander Henry II.
Gorringe read paper the subject Of his Cruise
along the Northern Coast of Africa" Chei Justice
DAILY presided, and upon the stage and IN tne
audience were the Rev. DIR. Hitchcock, Z. +; Hall,
Professor Z. u. Sanborn, of Dartmouth College
Theodore w. Dwight. Professor K Ogden D0remus.
Commodore q. Fl. Baldwin. Robert Curren. William
Remsen, General George W. Cullum;, Dexter A.
Hawkins, Richard OGorman, Gordon w. Burnnam'
the Rev DIR. Schaff, w. H. II. Moore, james h'
Bailey, and Colonel I. Bailey Myers
The reading of the paper occupied ABOUT tnIee-
quarters of an hour. Several stereoptlcon views
served TO make clearer the remarks OF the lecturer
Mr. Gorringe described numerous interesting ruins
along the northern coast of Africa the nuts t ana
life Of the natives an extensive sulphur aKe wn0d aSd
divers the cities of the Pentapo the Garden Oh nne
Hesperdes the River Lethe. the fountadu OK Apomo.
and the systematic explorations In lS0o at Oyreho
by two English officers. n ,r....i,
At the close of the lecture the Rev Dr. htche9csk Ss
proposed vote of thanks to the lecturer and aeae1
,opv words of praise in regard to the successful
career of Lieutenant-C Commander dorringe'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
PASSENGERS ARR VED.
po,s trvRRPooI,-BY STEAMSHIP REPUBLIC
ANNOUNCEMENTS !

Anv one can take Carter's Little Liver Pills
they are small No trouble 70 Swallow nO pam
RrfpnK after taking % centa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

AUsrIN's PHosPHATINE, found at Fairchild
Rros n Foster, 20 Fulton-sk
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

Now is the time to buy o Sealskln Sacque
or any Kind OF fashionable fur garment SHAME the whole
said l03 Prlnees. rather than carry over s
onrnR goods Splendid opportunity TO secure 10
liable and elegant garment cheap.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

The celebrated Liebig Company of New York,
Pafi attained ts great reputation 6
eoodA IL Oners eny hOest
preparations henest prices and consequently IN
seal OF this repntaOe oon
av one a CERTAIN OF purity excellence The Lebl9
Eopanys Arncated Extract OF Witch Hazel for nstan CO.
eod nj the price the quaok. cooress weak
trash the Of Witch Hazel 50 much
in avery uaed cause 10 10 Do used
thereafter II Pes salt heum skin Diseases hnoT
Menthcs Sore Throat aud Neural
i a snYe ana ask for Iiebig Ancated Extract OF
witch Taze the market Is flooded win worthless
limitations" Editorial Scienthc supplements vi nj lancl-
orc sold q hfty and dollar sizes
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
SHJpPTNG NEWS.

PORT OF NEwYoRK. ......MARoH as 1891.
ARRIVED,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
NARINH INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ALMANAN
TO-DAY,
sun ises see. 5.5s sun ssu.. ele Clock ias5 $3.50,
Moon Rises. 3l2 Moon seuhs elb Moons age days 20
HON WATER To-DAr-LM
Sandy HooE. A35 Isispd.. Ao7 He'll 0Ato 646
HIoa WATER TODAY p. n
sandy HooK sos Gov. Isand. 6;3t Hen daes 72a
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

THE GENUINE HoFF's MALT EXTRACT.
this country and esReca In TINS sc Sty & SSady S NV
nsed The Extract has ever made Anglo COMP pnt
of nj while all enthusiastic In us palse bv,y
hottie label OF MeesrA Tarrant &Co-bostoh Sat
urday Evening Gazette , ,,.y a c,o,d. and
rrnrnra Nj In NeM.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

Sc % gaSs gg Is @ "a 5ss Hsss' z sss & and Queens
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

| To The LADIES.
Mosanito pimplos and Dochos cured 0y Dr Tonnes
VENETIAN LNIaRNr Warranted superior 20 anything else OF
No nav sold by tho druggists At % and 90 cents
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

hazard that he bad engaged in speculations OF M
CURED losses and were wholly unaSie .orfdence in
for his Suicide The firm had aDsolnte eohhuonoo 4"
him an would miss his services sadiy.
TRIAL OF JAMES F. WALSH FOR MUkDEh'
The hearing of testimony at the trial Of James Fl
whom he loved, Barbara Groenthal, was hnsEea zee
Yesterday afternoon in the Court OF oyer sna leI-
miner Brooklyn The defence claimed snss WaIs5 isS
prisoner was insane. 1t was argued tnat ;diS waisS
sharpened the knife with which the girl was 6i,co
for the purpose OF committing suicige Es,uonoe M e
was introduced TO show that Washs ,nda iatnsdl bT
insane from epilepsy and committed snlciue Dy
drowning in the Gowanus Canal, In wnlcn ypuuat ytna
Walsh was found after the murder WAS connlit.eidi VT
Mrs Mary n Simpson sister OF tRe IN his fits
and bow he threatened to kill himsen FROM o baS va
time when he seven years old her Dro.nSd that
been much like his father and had often saIu tS S
he wonid commit suicide because his head trouDleu
him. DTs. Shaw and Corey agreed tnaV . .t tbev
oner had the appearance OF an epllePtio, w" fter
were not prepared to say that he was insane Csc
the counsel had summed up the evidence tno nrsed
was given to the Jury. The verdict was hoV asAO'N
upon at late hour last night.
INSTRUCTIONS ALONG THE WATER FhoNl l.
Al conference between committee reprSessnoins i
the importing merchants and the Doch ot tVi acIion
sioners was held yesterday to consaer nf The en-
coud be taken to relieve tho merchants OF 1ne J f
barrassn,ent which they claim that tney WI
IL resolution passed recently Dy tne Cnn;dnd Comi;dd
sioners is not modified: Inc netSIy made ground
ohSe 4b 4h ver front NOT leased to corporations or
;nSiyidnals should be removed within thirty days
yesterday having been tho last day OF grace Hs Of Of
STS, q dav go long as the distractions remained.
After several suggestions had been made MI.
Dimoek moved that the resolution Of the board S Se
suspended 80 far as Ii concerns the newly maue
Sronnd between West Eleventh aud Canal-sts.. and
This was carried Mr. Laimbeer voted against the
motion and expressed his indignation that Mr. van
derpoel had "gone back on him." He added NY
onjpon is that this action is simply indefinitely to
postpone the order" He then offered q resolution.
which was adopted that the secretary should write
TO the merchants that there would be no discrmina-
tion made in favor of one or against another.
Mr.. Riker, j. ID. Wing and ]. NJ. Taylor the com
mittee. each argued that commerce was Delng ol
verted from this port because those in power had
imposed restrictions upon it which other ports DO
not. u
II was finally decided to take up the resolution at
wise an equitable method for all interests.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

h..,a th.t be had engaged in speculations or In:
crrred losses and were wholly unable to account
for his euicide. The firm had absolute commence III
him an would miss his services sadly
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
DR., RADWApS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tastees elegantly coated for the cure OF All o
orders stomach liver bowels Kidneys oadde nesvDas
oiseasea headache constipation c0stveness, ndgoston
dyspepsia biousness bilious fever initanmason Of sns
bowels piles arrangements OF the Internal Vlscer
warranted eject positive cure Price 20 cents per SoA
Sold BY all druggstA
DIR. RADWAY & CO.. ~ WARREN-ST. N Y.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
Behold the LfItes.

In spite Of the accepted belief tha
"every body's out Of town" Broadway,
above Twenty-third street, and Fourth
teeDth street, between Broadway and
Sixth avenue, are, on bright afternoon,
between the hours Of four and six
O'Clock, lined with ladies and children,
mainly engaged in shopping expeditions.
To any one with an eye for color the
effects are very pleasing. GlariDg colors
are decidedly the rage, probably ont OF
compliment 10 the intense heat. Red
parasols, yellow flowers, black jackets
and green skirts moving through the
crowds of navy blues, pretty plaids and
quiet giDghams give to the kaleidoscope
tone as startling as in other years 1t
would have seemed bizarre. Precisely
how the feminine anatomy contrives ia
endure the heavy pressure of tremen.
dous hat laden with flowers and the
close cIasping of belt Of leather witt
fancy fastenings no mere man can guess
but in spite OF the proverb that "Looki
are nothing" it must be admitted tht
dear creatures appear to great advan
tage, and the season Of 1872 bids fai
to outvie its predecessors in the quantity
and quality of gay and festive ATTIRE
NJ Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
National Debt Paying.

The operation by which Secretary
Window, before October next, will
have paid $94, 220, ,250 of the national
debt without embarrassment at our
centres, and at the same time
have refunded $578, ,055, $50 Of the five
and six per cent. bonds at the low rate
of three and one-half per cent. is
something unparalleled in the history
of this country, and must seem little
remarkable in Europe where q national
debt Is looked upon, perforce, as a
national blessing AID beyond hope Of
payment. Both the plan and its exc
cution are creditable to the skill Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Its sue
CO 8, however WAS due to the excep-
tional prosperity of the country, which
with all its lavish expenditure Of
money upon industrial enterprises, has
yet so great a surplus of ready cash
as to be able to put away In savings
banks within the last year as much rs
$500, 600, 900; and at this moment has
ON deposit in savings and national
banks together the nice little sum of
So, ,567, ,613,319. The plan pursued by
the Secretary Is set forth in its details
in a paper prepared by him and read
at the bankers convention which has
been in session this week at Mag ara
Falls. 1t may be given briefly in out
line On May /, 1881, there were
$469, 800, $50 five per cent. bonds re-
deemable at the option of the govern
ment, and on the 1st of July, 1881,
$202 .266, $50 six per cents. Besides
these there we're $6SS, 200 six per cent.
bonds (the "Oregon war debt') calling
for absolute payment on the 1st of
July, 1881. The Secretary paid the
$668 200 out of money in the treasury,
and called in for payment the six per
cent. bonds mentioned above, but
gave the option to holders of having
them continued at three and one-half
per cent. if presented at the treasury
on or before the 10th Of May, 1881 -
The time was afterwards extended to
the Goth. The option was availed of
by holders Of $17S,055, 150, leaving
$24, 2l1, 400 to be paid off with the
surplus revenue in the treasury.
The SKIES disposed Of, the department
announced Its purpose Of paying off On
October l, 1881, such Of the registered
l
wish to have continued at % per cent
This transaction is not yet, of course,
| completed, but 1t 10 anticipated that
there will be continued in all about
S40O 100000 Of .he five per oents., and
S39, ,708 $50 will be paid. Thus it will be
seen that what has been or will be paid
will come out of surplus revenue and
not necessitate the issue OF any Of the
S104 .652, 200 four per cent. bonds author
lied, but ss vet unissued. As refund
ing scheme the plan has so far proved a
complete success, and when ended will
have, as net result, the extingnish-
ment of S9i, 900, ,250 Vt debt and the saw
ing of $l6 ,370,09i OF annual interest
charges. The following table EXHIBITS
the chief details in one view:
Debt Paid. Interest Stopped.
Skies. ...S24 .2l1 400 81 ,452 684
Fives.... 6y, ,320.650 3,466, ,032
Oregon6's 688, 200 ........
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1881.
THn .PRANDxNT's CONDITION.

THn PRAMpkNT's CONDITION.
TIE condition Of the President is now
snoh u TO cause the liveliest appre-
hsnsions Of alarm. To . man, even
q the strongest kind of constitution,
3 pulas' Of 1S0, with ether symptoms
equally unfayorable, il not an assuring
condition, particularly after six weeks
Of fsvef, exhaustion and suffering.
For : wSSk or more past the public
mind hes been In condition of shop
ihe afGinst hope"9 for the President,
add nons Of the official bulletins from
the sick room have been of "a character
to dispsl this feeling, or change it into
SreaSonsble belief that the President
would eventually recover. The physi-
oians' may declare that the Presidents 8
Sondihou h ''less satisfactory" but
whom people learn that in addition his
stomach has become terribly derangsd
while his pulse bounds up to 1870, they
know that his condition Is far worse
than 'fless satisfactory" if not abso-
lately dangerous. 1t would be well
for the physicians, in their official
bulletins, to state in accurate terms the
exact character of the Presidents sit
uAtich In order that the people may
pSsitively kno ' the worst.
Meanwhile, during the present sea-
son ofdrsad suspense, the prayers Of
ths psopls will 60 forth INCREASINGLY
for the recovery Of the President,
though Il now seems his chances Of
Life sars smallR indeed. His death
would b . calamity fearful to con-
tsmplAte, though its effect upon the
pablo mind, the government and the
gsasral business of tho country would
b far less than il he had died within
day or two after the assassin's bullet
struck him down on the morning of
second Of July last.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16

NJ OTICE.-I. Ianie McElwee do here
IN by give notice that shall app iy 10
the Honorable the Judge % OF the Court o
Gen raj Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the Stale OF Della ware, In and
for New Castle County, on Monday, the
18th day OF Ssptenber. A. D.. 1891 being
the flrst day of the september term of
said Court for license 10 Keep an inn or
tavern known as the Elm House, at
No. 6Ul Tatuall street. In the First Ward
ofthe Cuy OF Wilmington. New Castle
County, State of Delaware. and TO sell
Intoxicating liquors in quantities less
than one quar-, TO be drank on Inc prem
ises. and ine 10 Howl z respectful lie @ It'll
zens residents OF said Ward. recommend
the said application TO wit
Thomas r. Lally, William Baxter,
E. J. Mo cManus. John Damn,
George O'Neill, Rob. Morrow,
August BieTman, John K, Graham.
Leonard Cline. Joseph Speakman,
Augustus Bickta, NJ. Bucher.
John Hanlon, Thomas l. Russell.
John j. Ryan, James MoKenna.
Theodore Bierman, J Jhn Dikes,
VIM. "a. Robinson, John Kyle.
John Bader, Michael Megary,
Jos. schuntner, James Megary,
augi3-3t. DANIEL MCELwKK.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16

At no tins 10 man secure from ait
OF the stomach as Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps. Diarrb9a, and Dysentery;
but these complaints are particularly
common during the heated term, when
it 10 doubly dangerous to neg lect them.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is remedy
that has hever failed whom tried, and the
severest attacks have been cured by It.
1t leaves no Ill effects, and invariably
brings relief to the sufferer. Every
reputable druggist in the country sells
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16

Thomas Hardy and Miss Censtancs
Fenimors Wools0n, and the 6hEt story
already mentioned, there IL . brief story,
contributed by Annie Howells Frechette,
entitled "The Chances Of War, and
How One OF them was Missed"
A poem, entitled "The Chamber OF
Silence," by Julia G. B. Dorr, Is worthy
OF note.
The Editors Easy Chair and othel
departments are fully supplied with In
leresting aud timely matter.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
LICENSE NOTICES.

NOTICE.-I, Thomas Donnelly, do
IN hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply to the Honorable the Judges Of the
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the Stale Of Delaware
in and for New Castle county .on Monday
the 10th day ofSeptem ber. A. D., 1881, be.
ing the first day OF september term OF
sal Court, for q license 10 keep an Inn or
tavern, al No. 1895 French street. b ing
the 8 E.corner OF Eleventh and French
streets, IN the Sixth Ward OF the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, State OF
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors
In quantities less than one quart. 10 be
drunk on the premises. and tine followip &
respectable citizens and residents OF said
W6rd recon mend the said application
to wit:
John H. Fulton, John Conway,
Paschai II. Peterson, Ed W ard Barlow,
Alexander McCray, Charles A. Schultz,
Joseph Mellor. John j. Farnan,
Thomas Porter, VIM. Hamilton
Daniel Fritz. Patrick Maboney,
Thos. Donnelly,Jr Jas. A. Il. HanIy,
John Hynsman, w. @. Woods,
Michael O'Mealey, Hugh Lynch,
John French, Andrew Mundeu.
frederick Wahl, John Brahnay,
John Solomon, James Mc5orley.
augl5-3r THOMAS DONNELLY.