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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-04
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
n Sta.A - Adver, sements NAV be hanosa
sna INTO our business Office M TO n. m
anu Into the COMPOSING room Tn to to as =. "'
MES'S Mill FOR SALE-N e1ea,
fal,S ao.ance, A complete Flour Mill win n
81 ,6o"'Ise-power ei CINE and building. ali for
$500 l VIII lease mil grounds for a npmhsr
VI years A good title warranted. ""''''''
~. - .m CHRISTIAN KRIEG.
)hMUroS AS viii be received al once Io
suntb of vi ,eass lot or parcel OF ground
r rVu'' Vi tne city, on east side of the T,inifv
is'.' suitable for deposlting all Nth accum1,
Tue city, ID, A. WILLIAMS,
nv,s.,s chairman Sanitary Com.
~ No Ella Main street
y oIloE,-First-class h1aid by oay y.....r
mols month, by ". Thomas, late of Baltl.
nesr Mssry land, No. lOs5 Main street, Dallas.
80, ~ o., naol street. Cars pass the house.
n oniOE o,rgaln can be mad in rs
q pounds of bourgeois type. in nrims cor No
u..,on, 0y APPLYING at this onIcc, N'A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-04

Our entire sock of dry goods, notions,
boots, shoes, hats End clothing for sale. either
wholesale or retsil; must be- SID by August
lst. Blss euship & Blake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-04

Blillngton is always receiving new furni-
ture, 70l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-04

store for Rent
Store No. AIS Elm street, adjoining
Adams y l.eonsrds bank. Apply to Adams
u Leonsrd or 7. p Barry at Sanger Eros.
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NOR SALE OR. kENT--A desirable buei
H ness house, centrally located, suitable for
hotel and bar-roOm. Apply at
u 1899 Main Street,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-12-09

p-rt -T.al Vo0T NON 7I..1 .TIId-Tn ~ -o"--
fa'h= ~ lIolne y hro.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-12-09

III yanr Christmas presents q " y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-14
ALBAN z.
The Bribery Business.

Albany, 13.-In the bribery investiga-
ton, Bradley took the stand: He had
voted first for White and Cornell, later
for Conkling and Platt; had talked with
Sessions, but given him no reason for the
change. Many Of his constituents were
friendly to Plat and Conkling.
Cross-examined: Was an oil dealer
of Olean; had gotten out lumber for the
navy yards previously. He proceeded to
give 8 history of his business career, In
which the chief points were: He bosrded
at the inebriste ssy lum, Binghampton,
eight months; had been engaged in sew
eral land suits about business, and that
the Pegleg Railroad Company produced
8 paper signed by him giving q right
Of way to the company, which he had
told his partner he had not signed.
The witness said he was frequently at the
rooms of Plat and Crowley during the
canvass last June for senator, until he
made UP his mind which he would sup
port. Had talked frequently with SEES
sions, who urged him to vote for Depew
or Rogers. Witness gave him very
strong answers and Sessions knew ne
would not vote for Depew under any
circumstances, nor for any one but q
stalwart. Session made no offer of money
in January and in the canvass he knew
witness would support Conkling and
Plat. Subsequently witness gave him
to understand he was still q ltalwart. He
did not vote for Conkling and Plat on
the first ballot, because some Of his con-
stituents were opposed to them. He was
questioned as to who were at the many
stalwarts conferences at the Delavan
House. The stalwsrt counsel objected,
and the question was temporarily post
poned.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
LOCAL TIME rAnLM.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

FoR PHILA AZ, o.2U I.lB
s.lU wv, s.44, IU.U1, lU.SU, a. IN. l2.l5; l21
i2.48. .2.UB zSU, 49, oIT, 7.UU, VS., IU.OJ, D. n
un sundays, l.SS, 2.H, s.iO,a. m; S,JJ, s.I7
FoR NEW YoRK.-l.5s, 2.8o.0 100, lo.U.
AIN; l2.%, l2.43, Avs, o.l7, y. IN. on
Sundaya, I.oo. A.LS y. IN. U.i7 p. IN.
FoR BALTIMORE AND WAsHIH0ToN.-
i.6i,5.W, 7.Oo, .. NJ. On sundays, lL5l. AIS
A. IS am.
FoR BALTIMORE, bay Line vonn eotionl
i.uS p, m. NO sunday trainS.
FoR NHw CAsrLE.-6.OO no. a. M; LA
S.OO, 6,SO, p. IN. No sunday traina,
kOR DELAWARE II. h-9.U q. m; LOS,
$50, p. IN. No sunday Lrains.
foR WILMIN9roN q NokrHERN II. H.
~. a. M; H.oO. S.Oo p, IN. No SunuaV
tralns.
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN q. R.-lIk
'o.sO a. m; 90 p. M. No sunday train &.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
RON PHILADELPHIA.-lZ43 l.5o, ~, =,
, 81 $50; s.8I, ~ H.. n.Ib. LAS, I.O2, LaJ
LA, 4.4o, 4O,1 ~, o.1I, 7.UJ, o.OU. S1. ii. ~ D.
al. On sundays, lA.+s, LOS. 1.Oo, 7.aI. IO.lV
a. M: I.S' y. III.
FROM NHw YoRK.-l.5s. 2Os, 7.52, ", a.
100, 2.Vo, 7.SL a. III.
FROM BA ALI, ess ...J,a
m.; tz.zU, Iz.4I, I.vo, o.U1 Y.41, .. IN. sun
days. -o5. 1.ii a. III. o.U s.5O p. IN.
FkoA MAsHlSGroh.-l.O1. All. a. m.
iz.1. l2.8I, 40, 6.U7, y.5O y. IN. Ca sun
days, 0.U7, Wv y, III,
kkoM NEW CAsrLE.-S.4s, 9.8j, I2I0a. M.
BIO, 90 y. IN. No SUNDAY trains.
FkoA DELAWARE X. k.-s.N, IL IN
s.tU y. IN. No SUNDAY Trains.
From WILhIkGrOH a NoHrHnRS X. X.
SOs, ll.2 q. IN; 90 y. Ii. No SUNDAY
Gralns.
FROM DELAWARE WEsrERK II. R.-sU.
q. m.' AIS, y. IN. No SUNDAY trains.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVk
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND W AsHINGroA
AYAkUB-7.UJ, ~, o.Io, iU.SJ ~, II. ~ a. M
t.SO, $40, a.OO. AUO, 4.oJ, ola. o.UU, o.4O s.Uu
I.4d. 1.JO y. IN. On sundays. SIS q. m. /;
S.UJ, a.40, l.JU y. IN.
FROM TAIkTY- SECOND AND MARKE1
srKRHIs. .-7.JO, lid a. In AZ. 40, 4.UV,
a.; l.U u. IN. On sundays, I.VJ, q IN
EoTH.-Ghe black figures represent the
Limited EXPRESS" ON Whica AN sxLr.
iars Is charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Robert Hericks was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor this morning on the
charge Of assault and battery and
highway robbery. The robbery was
committed on the Oath OF last De-
cember, on Scott street, near Della
ware Avenue. James Hopkins was
the victim. There was another
party to he affair, named Samuel
Hamilton. He was captured shortly
after the affair, and committed to
lew Castle. They robbed the man
Of an overcoat, vest, fur cap, a pair
Of suspenders, one box of paper cOl-
lars, a purse and two pair of stock
in2s. herrlckS was held in the sum
Of $500 for Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
General News.

The steamer RorAima is still aground
on Ocean Beach, ali efforts to noat her
having failed.
The First Baptist Church Of Can.
bridgeport, Mass 4, was destroyed BY fire
last evening. Loss, S105, 600.
The rain storm in California con-
uDues, and repOris of foods In all the
rivers q 70 still received. It.is imp posi- BILE
yet to estimate the damage in various
parts of the State There we're fears
last evening that Sacramento would be
submerged before morning.
Ths persons killed by the explosion OF
the steam yacht Carrie, at BaiilDo-e . ON
Wedn-sday night, were Edward Poplar,
aged %, Harry Poplar, aged 10, both sons
Of the captain; Joseph W. Brown, deck
hand; the colored steward, Ellis, and En-
RiEeer Young.
She sixteenth ballot for United St ates
Senator, taken la joint convention at
at Harrisburg, yesterday, yesterday, re-
suited as follow: Wallace, 78; Oliver,
rs; Grow. SO; Phillips, 3; MaoVeaSh, q;
SchofieId 3; scatteriDg 9. A resolution
20 take three ballots daily was rejected
1Je to "a.
Plans are already being perfected 70
th- redistricting OF the State of Wis
0ousiu, 20 Ab 10 give bnO Republicans
seven out OF eight ConRressmen.
A delegation of VIrginians, healed by
exU. 8. Senator Lewis, has gone 10
Mentor to urge s. NJ. Yost, Of StauGtor,
for the position of Postmaster Generai
In President GArfield's Cabinet.
1t is reported in Ottawa that the Do
minion Commissioners OF Fisheries is
preparing . report on the charges made
by Professor Hind.
Judge Barrett of the Supreme Court,
In Now York, yesterday, refused the in
Junctioa asked by Rufus Hatch to pre-.
vent the conso lidation of the Western
Union, American Union, and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Companies. The
conso ildation OF the companies was
effected last evening.
The approximate earnings of the
Denver and Rio Graude Railway for
January were $3O6, ,476, compared with
$l24 ,693 during the same mouth of last
year. There are now 651 miles operated,
compared with 337 miles then, and the
business his season has been interrupt
ed BY snow.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
A Jersey Train snowb .und.

A train on the Delaware Shore
Railroad, running from Woodbury.
to Pennsgrove, got stuck in a snow
drift on Tuesday afternoon and
remained in that steadfast condition
until a late hour yesterday after.
noon. The passengers, among
whom were number of ladies, re-
NAMED in the cars utnil late Tues
day night, when, seeing that there
were no immediate chance for the
engine to get through, they bundled
up their wraps and sought lodgings
in the neighboring farm houses.
The West Jersey Railroad Company
were telegraphed to for assistance
yesterday morning, and an engine
left Camden at a. m. for the pur.
pose OF extricatlrg the snow bound
train, which was finally accom-
plished alter considerable trouble.
About fifty residents of Pcnnsgrove
were detained in the station at
Woodbury. on Tuesday night await.
ing the arrival of the afternoon
train.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
THIRD EDITION
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.

4 very successful concert took place
last evening in the First Presbyterian
Church. The proceeds Of the concert
were for the purpose Of defraying the
expenses Of repair the church organ.
There was good audience present,
and to say that every one was delight
cd with the programme would bs say
ing very little. Mr.. Clarence Shank
presided at the organ, and Mr.. Julius
Hess conducted the vocal music. The
programme was as follows:
Part first-Chorus, The Belfry Tow
er; Quintette, Come Away, Messrs.
Helm, Walters, Hess, Shank and
Bertolette; Piano Duett, Don Pas
quale, Miss Mamie Breen and Mr.. G.
Shank; Female duett, We Forest Ny
mphs, Misses Addie and Virgie Con-
ner; Violin solo, Twelfth Varie, Mr..
John Z. Griner; Male Qusrtette, Come
Where My Love Lies Dreaming, Helm,
Walters, Shank and We'll Vocal
dustt, A Wish for the Mountains,
Miss Mary Tillman and Robert WAL
ters.
Part Second-Piano solo, LaGallan-
te, Clarence Shank; Baritone solo,
The Warrior, Mr.. q. b. Rhoads; In
strumental Quartette, Fantasia from
Trovotore, Messrs. Greiner, Hilden-
brand, Hess and Henning; Contralto
solo, Lead Me to the Rock, Miss Mary
Tillman Quartette. Good Night
My Dearest, Misses Currinder and
Tillman, Messrs. Helm and Bertolet-
te; Male Quartette, Soldiers Fare
well, Messrs. Helm, Walters, Shank
aad We'll The Warrior, G. b.
Rhoads.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
9ssst raE Foreign News.
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1881.

LONDON, Feb. 4, 1881.
Another violent of earthquake has oc-
Cured a. Agram, causing = renewal Of
the panic.
A despatch from Paris to The Times
says:--sIt 10 said that attempts are to be
made to inducs M. Barthelemy st. HI.
aire to volunteer his resignation OF the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs"
The exports OF merchandise from the
Consular district Of Lyons, France, to
the United STATES during the mouth OF
January amounted In value to 5,2e3,- :
635f., being an increase Of nearly 1905
000f., over the value Of lhs exports in
December, 1880.
A Paris despatch to the Daily Ne1s
says:-"rhe rejection by italy aud Ger
many Of whole cargees OF trichinased
bacon has glutted the French market,
and the evil effects OF eating 1t are mani
tested in the barracks aud In private
families. The Prefect Of Police has
consequently issued precautions against
its use."
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting ofthe Will
miDgton Athletic Associ ition held
last evening, the following officers
were elected:
President-Charles w. Tatnall.
Vics-President -Stansbury Will
ley.
Seeretary-Charles G.. Phillips.
Treasurer-Allen Gawthrop, Jr.
Captain of Bicycle Club w. A.
Bacon.
Janitor-Aorris Carberry.
The treasurer reported that the
monthly dues received were sufficient
to meet the running expenses, and
leave q balance on hand.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04

EDWARD X. woRRALL. the Demo.
oratc candidate for City solicitor, aI,sr,
from his recog gnized ability. has wi..iy.
nke Mr.. King, the Democratic cani,
l'date Tor Mayor OF PhiladelpbIa. en-.
dorsed the strong reform platform or IN,
Ciusons' Com mlJt-e Of One Hurdred
~niie his ward, the 23i, mas accent..
Ionn Hunter, the peoples choIc. foI
hsceivsr OF Tsxss. so, by tho ioint
Acuon OF the regular Democratic con.
vention, Two OF the leacIng Candidate.
OF the reform party were orst AZ Jeered
oy Inc Dem ocrats, while the choice n,
tsIorm Republicans has adopted by M,
democrats ! . mOst OF the wards II tb,
siiy.-Progyess s"e
a GERMAN In Chicago Gu. his tbroa,
on tuesday amer drintIng a plas, ~
oeer' The blood spurted over the tnble
nIhng the empty glass to the Lrim. ann
sending chill OF horror through the
bysI Iandsrs, '"'
CoLoEAL Jerome Bonaparte and wife
now living In Washington, are eiyinn
numerous receptions. Mrs. B,nsn,rts
Is granddaughter Of Daniel Websie,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
Ers.n Yss, . day.. Lass naasaea
Deatn Of an AGED Minister.

Death OF an Aged Minister.
Rev. Joseph Castle, D. D., one OF
the Oldest and most esteemed min
isters Of the Philadelphia Confer
eDce Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died at his home in Heston-
vile on Tuesday night, aged 81
years. DR.. Castle was born in Dew
onshire, England, January 6, 1901,
and removed with his parents when
child to Canada, where he was ed
ucated. He was admitted to the
New York Conference in 1928 and
was appointed to a church in Gene
see, and subsequently, to Wilkes
barre, Pennsylvania; Oswego, Ith
acA, Utica and Caxenovia, New
York. In 1887 the degree of A. NJ.
was conferred on him by Hamilton
College.
In ls4i he was transferred to the
Union M. e. Church, Fourth and
Arch streets, in this city, and subse-
qently received appointments in vari'
Gus Methodist Episcopal churches in
Philadelphia. In 184S he graduated
in The Pennsy lvania College OF Medi.
cine and also received the degree of
ID. d. from Dickinson College. From
1863 to 1871 he was the pres ding elder
Of the South Philadelphia, Reading
and Central Philadelphia districts. In
1875 he asked for and received su-
perannualed relation.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
VI linn ng GOlA Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WKDNkanAy Ian % 20 ,

FLOUR is inactive, but prices are I'M.
changed. Sales OF 1870 Duls, Including
AlhnesoLa exsras, at ~ A5 6o IUr medIunl
20 cnolco clear, and Nv S6Ho - for sLralpnt
renhsyIVanla extra family Al 81 81 Iks.o 20
western do. DO, at - 6Oa6 and PAI.5uIs Al
n 76a5. 4o ~'
0hAIN.-There was rather more INQUIRY
LOT wheat, ahd prices ciUsed firmer, sales
si vJ,Us1 bushels, including ItIscteI AL
u o4al W migrated Fed atSl IL; And No. Z
.eu ~ 81 io1s~I 10 and No. z led, IN ore
yaLor, At a 10 J4l.., 81 IosS FeD., 81 iss5
March snd o. w April. rye is wauL.S
A. soc. ior fennsJ IvanlA. Corn ls uuteL
~nu steAdy. Sales of Lv.OOU busne =. lu-
ilualns yellow, a. oSc steamer al oz4u.
Auu white ~ ole. Al tue culI board NJ, ,vOu
ousne!s sold al oS11c. for Jan, $3.50. .a.,oN .,
reo.' oiAc. Tor March and OAK Ior Arm
'IaLs are dun and weaA. baIes OF s NH,
ousneis Including wnIte at 4ia47c,. anu
'eJScteu anu mixed al AI1SAI5c.
Tue receipts to-day were as follows; 5a4O
oarreis ol Hour. "A wv DusneIs wheat, l.
w bushels corn, Z5,UUJ busueIE oaLs, IlIO
oush. barley. l65 barrels wnIskey.
W HISKkY Was ia demauu, 100 bbla nj
western lron-bound sold Al ii ~ per
gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
a LETTER FROM SAMUEL ]. TIL

- >@N Ia NUN DAM u Ell j. ILL
DEN.
The York (Pa.) Daily Of yesterday
contains tie following letter from Hon.
Samuel j. Tilden:
NEW York, January 27, 1881.
Hon. Chduncy +. Black:
MY DEAR SIR: | have received your
letter notifying me of my unanimous
election as the FIRST honorary member OF
tue Jefferson Democratic Association OF
York.
l accept the distinction thus conferred
III order 10 testify my approval aud com
nehdatlon OF the objects uf your associa-
ion.
Thomas Jefferson has a title to the es-
TEN and gratitude ofthe American peo
pie even gre 4ter than that which derry
I'd from being the author of the DECLARE
tlon OF Independence aud from beIup
the author OF the Salute OF RELIGIOUS
Freedom by the State Of Virginia.
Durlhg all the bloody conflicts of the
american Revolution, aud the civil
struggles out of which our system or
government emerged, aud tie cuntIoyet-
'iss through which Was impressed up0u
~N~i VI ~ fcIhulthL 10y tbt
people, Tor tue people," he Was the apos-
lie oi hunan freedom and The grea es
saaer ot that beDeficent philosoph,
"hieh was embodied in our institutions.
Al time when powerful tendencies
are A. work to subvGrt the original char.
acter OF our Government; 70 break Iown
the limitations of power established h,
The Constitution; TO CENTRAL z. the actioI,
ana influence OF official auuho itie,. /,
create governing class, using tbe
machinery of government as a corrunI
balance OF power in the elections. and
then shaping legislation aud adminisrra.
tloh III the Interests of The few aQain.,
the many; the preeepts aud example n,
such mah as Mr. Jefferson canlot bt
100 often Invoked.
The formation of societies which ear
act as centres of discussion and "a ,ven,
cies for the propagation ofthe uure min.
clples OF the fathers of The Republic is =
%essnre capable Of great service to IA,
people and 10 mankind.
WIN ASSURANCES Of sympathy and es
teem-to The members Of your As,ocia
llon aud to yourself, have The homo,
70 De, Your fellow citizen,
SAMUEL j. TILDEE,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
wHo ARE BETTER oFE -
ING BOUGHT pRItn. n' on nav

Among the drawsrs OF m. "''
the nrst capital prize OF Sioo nrG'hs nooh VI
MT: Joseph Stickel. Of 800 Gru e., vVO Wei,
WtihamsburRh, N. Y. M.ss,s Hiee,
der, and = = Boetz, Fort We d VIII
and Mrs = q McGaslin s2 ssIe' ss' LOO,
Chelsea, Mass f'h street
Among tue tenths of the s.oo,
tai prize of $50 0t0 wete Ben; Io1u % ~ cap.
~ Brighton, LiviDgston oouniv Yak
II n. Phillips. 622 Chestnut ,trs.,, nnlCa,
delphia. Pa. and A v ChsrIsnrnlla Mia
Courtland, Ala 'uAVosbs,
Ameng the large PRICES MO,
others sent 10 w s Roger, no.Neh Neh
office, Little Rock, Ark, ii /, IDonocra
1912 S,h street, N. w, Wasbinn,,ss'SvS
q; A. II. K..sing, 14i1 81 aysuSs o,; = D
York City; Ferdinsnd NJ aior. .Tu",,.1,,' n's
La, Jsmrs McDougal, ,WIlmi uu,sl uan'oa,l,
Cid. King, New York Civ. N'On' n
The nan On aud addresses are No., =,
gwen, as The Louisiana SLate G In,,ll AZ
Company only gives publicity u uhsn h"sI "
consent IL gwen. For further Int,,.ls I" .ls
tion any one can wrif- to MA nanntl.a
3l0 Bro idway, New York CIV. Spu,1
or 10 same peissD at New Orlean.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
ID EGIBTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTEk's OFFICE,
New Castle county, Juiy ,AJLn i8j

New Castle county, July 3OLn, 1880.
Upon the application OF Lewis Il. Ella
son, Executor VI Joshua Il. 1Weeuy. IALe
OF New castle hunured, In salu cout,
Jy, deceased, AT Ia o. dered and u dIreCLed by IN,
neglster LnaJ The Executor aiotesaII
give notice OF the granting OF letter.
LeStameuLAry upon Lne estate OF IN,
dsceased, WIN the date oi granting there,
vi, by causing al verLlsemenLs " De pusl
od within IOILy days from the date of sue.
teLLers, IN SIX Ol lie most public places o
sue county Of New Castle, recurring Mi
persons having demands against tie en-
~saLe Lu present the baIne or ABIDE Dy Al,
AcL OF Assembly IN hucn case made auu
crowded. Ana also cause the same 70 Dt
inserted wILnIn The same period In Ia,
w WlLMlHGTOS GAzkTTE,a "a ueWs paperpuL-
Ished III Wilmington, an1 " De culILlu.
ded therein Lnree weeks, te d.
Given un Ier the hand and seal
I l.. y. OF ONCE oi the Reg lister aloresalu
S%~~~' al New Castle, III New CASH,
county, aforesaid, me day and ye4r aDoyt
written. S. y. BIouS Regigler.
NoHIC Il
All persons naVIns C4a4I44s against tn,
estate OF the deceased must present uh,
same duly aLLesLed 10 TIE Executor
IN or before July 3Oth, 1851, or abide IL,
ACT Oi Assembly IN sucn case made AM
provided. l.EM Is h. ELlA5ON.
Executor
Address New CaaLle. Del.
aug8 3weod
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04

For diarrh@a, dysentery. bloody .fiux,
cramps IN stomach, and collie, whether
affecting adults, children, or infants, DIR.
Plerce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed Is a sovsreign remedy. It Is
compounded from the best Brandy. ia
maica ginger, smartweed, or WAFER
pepper, anodyne, soothing and healing
gums. For colds, rheumatism, neural.
gic affections and to break up fevers
and infAmmatory attacks it is Invaluable
aud should be kept in every house hold.
Fifty cents by druggists.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04

Inc message sent to Congress yes
ternay by President Hayes, relat .ng
70 the fonca Commission, recon mends
aiiotnents of the reservation, annui-
VI y 10 the tlibs and immediate appro
Rrlatlo.s , for tools and dwellings.
Ihese things accomplished, Mr.. Hay, 8
tnlnks the Poncas will be rendered
perfectly happy.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
1881
1851.
HARPER'o BAZAAR,
ILLUsTR

Ihis popular periodical 10 pre-eminont-
loul nal for tho household.
,J seLJ numnol furnishes tho latest In
iorhAIloh III regard to fashions In dreas
anu ornain eat, The newest and most az
prJveu patterns, with descriptive Aruc,s,
deriNeu irSm authentic and ,rlyIn.,
sources; Whlle lta stories, Poems and
Ss IA SoeiA and Domestic Topics
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
MONEY FOR THE DELAwARE

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2.-The Hons
committee on commerce last nigh,
voted hve thousand dollars additional
ior the New Castle ice harbor on the
delaware, making the twenty thoas.
ana sufncient to complete it, and two
tnonsano dollars for Chester creek.
winch VIII doub less be increased TO
lhree thousand; also, ten thousand
uollars Tor the improvement of RAN
coeas creek, New Jersey.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04

VENSoR predicts another leass >,
w'uter after the 18th inst. 1t wnuid !! !.
IN 'ersstiuR TO know by What nams W. !"
Vennor desiRnates the present We,,b,,
"My time IL up" "a id the Doctor Inn.
patient. whsm he found using Dr. R,I' NY,
Cough syrup, and he was correct for ~,
cbl. h was soon thing OF the past, pn. @
% cents. iH~
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
WALL srRnpr YKsr.RnAy-sto

WALL STRnnT YEsFnRDAY.-Stocks
were feverish and inclined to be weak
until the closing hour, when there was
general rally. Money ruled on call at
to 8 per cent on stocks aud Q to 4 on
government bonds. Foreign exchange
was steady.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04

Unless the Street Cleaning Bureau
sets promptly TO work cleanii g the
drains and opening the culyerts
b;tore a tbaw sets in, the city will
be in irighLlul condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
TELEGRAPaIC CONSOLIDATION

New YORK, February 3.-The West
ern Union Telegraph Company officially
announces that it has thls day com
pleted the purchase aud taken possession
OF the lines of the American Union aud
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Com
panies.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04

LIEUT.. .. NJ. sYMoNDs, U. s.N
sa =: "By the use Of Liebiy cos An,
ca ed Extract OF WITCH Hazel I cu'S
myself OF "A severe and chrome ca,ar,n
b ware of cheap, worthless lrnIia',la.
Also cures Plies. Rheum4tism and hsn
ra a'gia. Sold In tifty cents and coli
s,zss.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
FOURTH EDITION
In,ll eAtlonn for ,re.lla,.

Clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly northerIy, stationary temperature
and rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-04
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

-, MONDAY Jan. II, 5 r. 81.
beei oAtt,e we're m yuerdLely hcLIy4
during the past Week, nut pIIcea NJ In,.
cioeo were easier. 3oU1 mead arrived M,
solu AZ Inc aluerenL yards u a bs<c.
per pound, the latter rate Tor cn,,Ict. /AS'
eHEEP we're uuil and prices were a ty.c-
tlon lower. lz,UW head arrived ana sota
AT 4aO11c., and lambs at oa6I< &C., per 40. ~
W condition ~
Hoes ere dull ana we AZ. 100 head ar.
rived aud sod al Tue ait1ereu, Iard. "a,
o7saSc., the latter rate for oxlrA.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FVty-second and Lancaster ace. Ian. 18th
oAEkP-kAGra,I IIv to I,J Ds.,-tuoh: sooo
10 IvO Ds., VI To 8; lar, oV 20 30
ns.,o$S TO 52G; good lambs, OK 70 T.: me
uium lambs, on 10 Q, Calves, y 10 TX.
Arrivals 4o00 hes1. n,