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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

II the intellectual process called thought ever
takes place in Ben HIPS mind. it must occur to him
that first and last he has been On uncommonly able
assistant of the Republican party
What has become of the proposition of the sages
of the Democracy for the invention Of plan to
draw young men into the party ranks No mention
has been made of it lately The saGes agreed that
unless some such plan we're found there would be no
hope for the party. 1t might be we'll TO advertise
reward for the best plan, and have the competition
thrown open to all corners. In tins way help might
come from outside. aud help from that source ia
much needed since 1t evident that there is no one
INSIDE tbs party capable of inveuting a plan which
wll work.
The TRIBUNE is probably authorized to announce
that Senator Malone will not be the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency IN 1854.
Secretary Lincoln has adopted what may be called
the heroic remedy his treatment Of Ofce-seekers.
He has posted this notice about the War Depart
ment: :" Il not being possible for tho Secretary of
War to hear personal applications for clerkships,
etc.. he directs that no PRISON be admitted to see
him for that purpose. Applicants will file their
papers with the chef clerk who will submit them,v
Ii is 10 De feared that tins cod-bOoded bulletin will
convince many palpitsung patriots that tho heart
of the OF Abraham Lincoln is not so soft as his
fathers was.
or the four defeated Democratic Presidential can
didates living Mr.. TIlden is the most solemn, Mr..
Seymour the most oracular, General Hancock the
most complacent and General Mcclellan the most
jOcular.
Senator Malone suffers already the penalties of
greatness. lie is Overrun with ofice-seekers and
other beggars
New-York is the biggest city in America yet
New-York has to bow down before the Legislature
and say Please let us clean our streetsl"
Now that Indiana has ceased to be an October
State the race of Democratic Presidential candidates
within her borders may be said to be extinct Here
after there will be to put an Indiana man
the ticket at either end 1t 10 doubtful If outside
the State there will be any regret over this fact
The whole Democratic party were pretty well coz
WINGED IN the last campaign that they had had
enough of Indiana candidates for the present. The
name OF English stands very we'll at the tail end OF
the llst-tapers IL 10 q fine point, as it were.
The Democrats have no reason to gTowl. They
have the vote of Que independent Senator. and the
Republicans have the vote of tho other IL Is fair
division,
President Garfield gives the ofRce-seekers notice
that he will make no appointments. except no Gil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

While attention is being officially called to the dan
gers to this country of assisted emigration" some
notice ought TO be taken Of an evil Of which there
is no official warning. IL Is common thing
for crippled paupes OF Europe 70 to this coun-
try az "stowaways." They secreto themselves in
steamers at Liverpool and other ports, anu DO not
make their appearance until the chip Is far OF sea-
and there ia no chance TO send them back by the
pilot boat or other meanA They are put 10 work in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

EoRgIoN.--It was reported yesterday that Baruu
ron Haymerle the Austrian Premier. had resigned
md that Count CalnOky was to succeed himi the
,tatement was afterwards cOntrslictod 60 The
Lawson -Labouchere libel suit was beguO iu London
yesterday Tile policy of the new Gar has been
announced in a diplomatic circularI IL Deets with
approval ut Berlin. - The Ambassadors ut Cap-
btantinopie have accepted settlement of tho Greek
plaim which includes tho cession Of Crcta. -
The subscriptions TO the French loau werc greatly
In excess of the amount required
DoMEsuC.-The regular and special Committees
of the Senate were organized yesterday on the basis
of Republican control. 60 The general AppruprIa-
lion bill was ordered to third reading In the New
York Assembly yesterday: it approprialeS between
81 OOOO aud S., 900 900 the Assembly Commit
tee ON Public Health has received permission 10 visit
New-YOrk and pursue Its Investigation into OleO-
margarine. - Governor Cornell has signed the
bill incorporating the Mexican Southern Railroad
and the bill relative to appeals from Surrogate's
Courts. - On Thursday the AdIutant- General of
Missouri fired salute in honor Of st. Patrick. under
Instructions from the Legislature. - The boiler
of fowl boat exploded near Osceola. Ark Thursday
evening; tho boat sank Immediately and several
hives were Lost. - The first through train on the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, to connect
for Sau Francisco left Kansas City. Mo-, Thursday
Reef, Utah, have been indicted and arrested. -
Samuel Clurgston, of Valley Forge Penn. was muir
dered in his own house yesterday morning by a
burglar. - Leary, Corners and Draper, the
alleged bank robbers were set free, at NOrtbamp-
Hon. Mass, yesterday the Grand Jury failing to in
dict Them - The Missouri Legislature passed
resolutions Of sympathy with Ireland the Rhode
island House rejected the Senate resolutions of
patty with the Irish agitation.
CTTY AND SUBURBAN.-A large meeting was held
ut Cooper Union last night TO protest against the
neglect of the Police Commissioners to clean the
streets - There was further hearing in Rufus
Ratch's telegraph suit yesterday. - The pros
poets for the Worlds Fair did not brighten. -
Gold value of the legsl-tender silver dollar (4l2l2
tgrains), s7.e7 cents - Stocks dull but higher
In the midday dealings and closing lower and weak.
TIE WEATHKR.-TRIBUNE LEGAL observations in
dicate warmer and generally cloudy weather, with
occasional rains, followed by clearing colder
weather. Thermometer yesterday: Highest, 41o /,
lowest, $40; average S7sso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

vacancies. for two months, yet there are men who
viii paw board in washington for sixty days on the
bare hope of getting 81 900 conslishp at tho end
of that time. us queer world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
DusluEss Motifes

"ALDERNEY BRAND
Buy always CoNpESseD MlA.
OZONE destroys sewer gas and malaria. Send
Ior pamphlet. HEkroGRAPH co. "a Cnorcne%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

The Adjutant- General of Missouri fired q
salute ia honor of st. Patrick's Day, by order
of the Legislature. This is great people,
but it seems sometimes as if what Mr.. Parnell
calls "the Irish nation in America" was
greater.
The Census Bureau has completed O report
mpon the property valuations, bonded and
floating debts, and taxes. of the countess cit
lies, towns and villages in New.York State.
The most important facts in this valuable
report win DO found upon the second page of
this Issue.
The huge subscriptions for the French
three per cent loan speak strongly for the
credit Of the Republic, and indicate an abun-
dance of uninvested capital in both France
and England. 1t must be taken into account,
however, that as the loan was issued below
par. 1t win yield $50 per cent, and that vast
sums were offered in order simply to secure
barge share Of the proportionate allotment
The acceptance by the Ambassadors at Con-
Stantinople of the frontier line proposed by
the Porte last October, with Crete thrown in.
ss an important step toward the settlement of
the Greek claim. It will hardly be possible
for Greece to reject this arrangement, since
she is unable to cope with Turkey in the field,
and cannot afford to incur the displeasure of
the great Powers. Besides the acquisition of
Crete will ado largely to her importance, and
restore to freedom people who have In re-
cent years fcrght bravely for their rights II
Is quite probable that the Greeks will make
The best Of the bargain. and trust to the grad
nal dissolution of the Ottoman Empire for the
entire freedom of their race.
A Washington letter from staff corre-
Bpondent gives an outline Of the argument
nsed for and against an extra session of Con-
xress. The Western men generally are
Rtroa9Iy IN favor of it. especially the Ohio
Rspablicazs, vino mast Aght campaign In
June and do not want 20 be loaded down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

The genius who is TO solve the great labor ques-
ton, so that every man shall have his three meals
day and dollar to spend" has been elected to the
Legislature. and his name is SMITH He proposes
that hereafter in all cities OF over 100 900 popula-
ton the rate of wages shall be 81 per day, and re-
quires the municipal authorities to enforce it.
This legislation is likely to share the fate of that
other famous enactment. that leach pint measure
shall hereafter hold quart"
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THE TRIBUNE is probably authorized to announce
that Senator Malone will not be the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency in 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

The Democrats have no reason TO growl. They
have che vote Of one independent Senator. and th'
Republicans have the vote of tho other IL Is fail
division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

Under the old Tweed charter provisions the Dock De-
partment for nearly decade have been spending not
more than 50 900, 600 land probably very little lessl
per annum in constructing new and repairing old
docks at cost it now appears Of at least 500 more
per linear foot than responsible contractor has Of
fered to do it for And he offered unheeded. Here
is a matter which the Mayor might do well to nves-
ticate he is supposed to know something about
ships and Docks be might do we'll to take a hand
with the Controller. TO whom the matter has been
referred and sec where the money has gOne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

President Garfield gives the oiIioe-seekers notice
that he will make no appointments. except no Gil
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
HOUSE BURNED.

The frame dwelling occupied by MIR.
+. ID. Clltbisr, tenant Qua farm belong
Ing 20 Joseph rrce, E.q, about one
nile from Murphy's Mil on the. road
leading 10 War~ick, Md, was burned
with all it's contents, "wednesday eve.
ming. The hre broke out about nine
ocisck, aud ~ supposed to have orlgi
mated from smohierinR cnbers iatt in
The fire placs. Mr.. Cloth er and family
had retired to bed. ami tut Il tnes, ahen
discovered, had gained such head ay
that escape was Oily possible by way of
the second story windows. Nothing In
tn way OF furniture or Wearing appar-
ell was saved, the inmates not having
time TO secure the olo'hing they had
NJ when they retired. Ali made mar
roE e-cape with their lives, and Mr..
Clothier, In eudeavoiug TO got his
ch ldtrh cut, was At one time 80 closely
hemmed N By tho hunes thai his hsir
ami eyebrows were sinRsi. The wind
WAS blowing q gale aud the building
WAS soon burned % the ground, Nj
Cl0thlet had no insurance. ON his furnl
ture. aud the luss 10 uim Is seyete.-
Trdnsertpt
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
HANDSOME POSTAL CARS.

The jackson s. Sharp Company
shipped yesterday to Atlanta, Ga,
three of the handsomest postal cars
ever constructed in this city. The
cars were built for the Atlanta and
Charlotte air line railway. The cars
are fitted up with every convenience,
aud might aptly be termed complete
pos offices on wneels. One of the fea-
lures of the interior of the cars is the
patent safety lamps of the Adams &
Westlake Manufacturing Company.
They are made to tit in any of the
mail boxes, and may be moved from
one b x 20 another at pleasure. They
are provided with peculiar half mo u
ref ctor, and by arrangement in the
bottom by which revolving fan forces
the oil up into the wick, guaged to
burn a number of hours.
Another feature OF the cars is the
Winslow safety stove. Beneath the
stove Is q boiler KEEP filed with water,
so in case of accident if the car should
catch fire in The vicinity OF the stove,
the water by some ingenious means il
forced from the boiler on TO the fire.
The cars are christened ala Grange,
"Key West" and "Foccoa."
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
PALM SUNDAY.

To morrow, Palm Sunday, is COM
merative of the strewing of palms
before the Saviour on His trium>
phsnt entry into Jerusalem before
His passion. In the Catholic
churches branches of blessed palm
will be distributed to the congrega
tions. The Scriptural accounts OF
the passion will be read. The wet X
following is Holy Week, during
which the Tenebre will be sung, the
churches will be shorn of all bright
ness, of flowers and ornamenLatiou
until after Good Friday, when the
eve of Easter and Easter Sunday
succeeding bring back animation
and joy, beauty and music, and lights
to the services OF the churches.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.

The trial of the assassiDs of the Gear
at st. Petersburg closed Saturday with a
verdict Of guilty and sentence OF death
for all--Mr. Parnell spoke at Cork last
evening on the land league and the land
bill-Ths Kurdish chiefs are preparing
for another invasion Of Psrsia-Brigands
near Salonica have captured an English
man, and demand E15,eO0 ransom for
hin-Italy aud France are still agiLated
oa the Tunis question. This Bey OF
Tunis protests against the French inva'
sion and invokcs the aid OF Turkey
That Greece will ultimately accept the
settlement with Turkey proposed by the
powers appears to be concsdsd-Th'
killed and wounded by the Chios earth
quake numbers IL, ,000-Lcrd Beacons
nsld's condition is still critical-Prince
Pierre Napoleon is dead--In view oi
Fenian threats to murder Mr. Gladstone
The London police Lave taken precau-
,ionary measures.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
PERsONAL.

A. M. Gooding, Esq, will leave this
Sta next week, for the State Of Me-
braska. He has resided In Dover
nearly seven years, coming here when
quite young 10 attend the Wilmington
Conference Academy, and graduating
at that institution in 1877. He 8 udied
law three years under the direction OF
the Hon. N. b. Smithers, and was adj
mitted to the bar In the October term
of 1880. During the late political
campaign he took an active part, max
ing his first address before the Ham
cock club of the town of Smyrna upon
its organization. He is young man
Of promise and we / redict a brilliant
future for him. He is "a strong advo.
cate of the principles of Democracy
aud the pai W of this State lose good
worker IN this conclusion Ut Dir. Good
lug t. go West To seek his fortune. ID
his examination in law prior 10 his ad-
mission to practice in cur courts hes
answered every question ani passed
with credit to himslf and director.
He has been connected With several
newspapers IN repoftorial capacity
aud has been during the SEES
sion OF The Legislature, correspondent
of he DAILY GAZETTE oi Wilmington.
His many friends throughout the
State will sincerely regret his depart
ure, but AS ne is determined 10 go, We
with them, wish him good luck, aud
may the hand OF Providence be evel
win him and crown his efforts with
SUCCESS. - DeLdpdrean.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
Frem satu raay's Lass EAtsaon
LAuNCHEp THIS MORNING.

This morning about eight minutes
past 8 o'clock the iron side wheel steamer
Ida was launched from of the ways al
the Harlan u HollingsworIh Compahy's
ship yard.
The new steamer is being built for the
Maryland Steamboat Company, and Will
ply between Baltimore and Cambridge.
The dimensions are rs follows: Length
between psrpiudiculars, 100 feet; beam,
81 feel; depth of hold, 10 feet. The hull
is constructed of iron and Is divided iuto
four water tight compartments. Her
machinery consists OF one vertical jrt
eondensiug walking beam engine, cylin.
der 40 inches In diameter aud 10 feet
stroke, arranged with stevens cut of.
She will also he provided with featherine
water wheels. The steamer will be
finished Ill first class style. The launch
was very successful one Ia every res
pect. The customary buttle of wine as
broken over the low by little girl who
went down to witness the launch.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
RAN INTO.

On Thursday afternoon last as schoon-
er laden with phosphate was going from
Walon Whann u Co., was going out the
Christiaha, she ran into the mammoth
steamer, City Of Worcester now being
built at the Harlan u Hollingsworth,
earring away the steamers king post.
The accident was caused by the sehoon-
er endeayoring 10 get out of The way OF
the parties that were endeavoring to rise
the steam pleasure yatch Blue Bird
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
THE FIRE ALARM.

The City Council Committee on
Fire Companies are now at work on
the fire alarm telegraph, preparing
the preliminary details, such as de-
Gliding upon the number and location
OF the alarm boxes and other points
necessary to enable them to make
the contract for that system. 1t is
the desire of the committee to have
the system introduced and in work.
ing order as soon as possible.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
NIHILIsTs TERMS ro TIE CzAF

ST. PETERsBuRe, April S.-A re-
port is current that tho Gear has re-
ceivsd from the Nihilist Committee
a printed proclamation, dated March
22d, offering to lay down their arms
in return, among their other things.
for constitution and amnesty for ali
revolutionists. On the other hand the
engineers speak of having discovered
another mine leading from the admi-
ralty to the Soitykoff entrance of the
Winter Palace. The trial of sig per-
sons concerned in the assassination
of the Gear has commenced.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
The Popular Dem and .

So great has ceen the popular demand
for the cels sbrated remedy Kidney. Tort,
that IL Is having an imm- nsa sale from
Maine TO California. Some have fonui
IL inconvsnient I'D prepare IL from the
dry compound. For such tue prupfie
tors now prepare IL in hquid form 'rhi.
can be- procured at the druggists. Ii has
precisely the same effect as the dry, but
ia very concentrated so tha' tho dose Is
much smaller. - L0UeH Mail.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
:, MEDICAL DEpApr,,,,.

oiAFh UNiVERsITY or IT.
II can endorse II as the hesi IA.
tion OF the kind havs eve s nsps ps.epaisI
phyA ia.l can afford 10 do x,.ae m
ssSys sroiessnr a; Y. CoWpERfHWt. XVI Y
u. u y: M: D. professor Of Disss,a.t4 Az
women, &C. of the LiebIe Co oseses d
Gated Extract OF Witch r. al Amp
remale Weakness and PerIod,ns, ~ 0ooil
ing, i,eurorrhosa. Exhnus,jnv saual
Biood ard Neuralgia. Bewar. 90 ~ 4
OOu u terfeits. Vi ha5
Sod in fifty cents and dollar sl,..
apv2.f5t aiAss.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11

A LANCE PURCaAsE.-The Phtladel-
phia Record states that with in the pas
few days All agreement has been signrd
IN 'ha, city by which the gentiemon who
compose what 10 known as The BeAsemer
Slee Association OF the Uniled State
have secured the xcluslveiA American righ
20 the famous Thomas Gllchtist method,
known as the basic process, for d-rhos
phor sing iron. The hgnres involve I'm this
intporLaDt Transaction are laced all the
way from S275. 900 to S400, 200, but p partits
who have fasilities for know ng someth-
thing OF the matter say. that the lesser
figure is tha correct one.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
" Aim sngIoH4 M NarM osa.
WILMINGTON, Del, April Z,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

a
FLOUR Is fairly active aud firm. Sales
of $500 bbls, including Mil 4esola extras,
at IS 70 for medium 10 ia, cy, clear, anu
at Sc 90 a 86 Is for straighg Pennsylvania
extra family at 81 80 a 25; Western, do.
do, at 80 50a 6, and Patents at S6 7ba7 75
Rye Flour Is firm at s5 1211a5 % per bar
rel. Nething doing In Corn Meal.
GRAIE.-Wheat Is fairly active and
prices are Me; higher. sales OF 56'0e0
ID; and No. 2, red, car lots. at 4f.22
No. red, IN elevator, at % April, 81 20X
May, and 81 20 June. Rye-Pennsylvani
is worth at at sl.04 Us per bush. Corn
-,ales OF l7.OOU bushels. including yellow,
II 55c. a5612c., net and regular; steamer,
aica55; and rejected, at 54l6a55c. Al the
open board, 5o13c. was bid for April, $50.
tor May aid 5l1ac. for June. Oats ale
m good demand and higher, sales OF
500 bushels, including white at 44a4Sc.,
md rejected and mixed al 42lxa43.
harreis of flour. 1880 bushels wheat, 30
| 4D0 bush. corn, 3i0O bush. OATS 42O0 bush.
els OF barley, and 20 barrels whiskey.
| WHIsKEY-Small sales OF Western iron
bound are reported at IL 10 per gallon.
| PHILADELPHIA UAIrLEr MARK EFT
MONDAY April 4, r. M,
| Beef cattle were In demand this week
| and prices were traction higder; 30
| mead arrived aud sold at the differen
yards a. s a b7zc. per pound, as to quail
Iy.
| SHEEP we're fraction higher. 900
sold at the different yards NJ. 5ssa67zc.
| per h., and Lambs at la NC. per Id.
HOES were unchanged, $500 shead ar
rived aud sold at the different yards, q
8ss1ac., per To-, as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FVty-second and Lancaster aUe, ApiIlz
sHEEP-Extra, ll0 TO l3O Ds.,-b.50 to 6.4t
good, W 10 100 bs., 8 to 6.25; fair, i
% SO bs., 81 to ~; good lambs, 0x t
I; medium lambs. to e1z; Caivel
to III Arrivals. 4U00 head. Markt
fair
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
AGED I0b YEARS.

On Tuesday last, Maria Raymond
died In Pocopson, Chester Co., Pa, at
the venerable age of los years. She was
born In Cecil county, Md, as a slave and
was freed In her 28th year by the will OF
her master. Shortly after she was marri-
ed and moved to Wilmington, where she
lived little while afterwards moving to
Pocopson where the couple rented a
house of MIS-. Becky Baker. In this
neiglIborhood the life OF the deceased
was passed
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
LIEBTG co. ooc. nn.---'''

avas S,ves , more tone than anytb,n.,s
Gser nnS,S uSr1 or prescribed,n saws hal
a ~ SouLLoN, NJ. D., Physiossar arfoissl|
Iron Crnss. etc. hnisht of M
marys,ia,s snsot Of orr the Coca border. ma, !,
Gated by seientists I nndnniy authent,
would be altoge her have, S1oted vsraclp
Df. VIM. &. SEARIE. Rron,o oelisl u,
~ 10 lnvalns bic In bena MI
weakened memory. dIzatnas. ane.tonl
nAtion oil bloc 10 the head ssox oetefnl
vons netderaie. Also hisbln aud us
IN pslpitAtinn or ihe heari aoeasdsil
LoFms q hnsrt disease. in Sno othi
or Spsisal afrsctions. para ysis asearslgl
!npIi' NY SURFING and hillonsnsss'Ip
ware of worthless imitations' e'S' b
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
personal.

Thomas NJ. Cnlbsrt, post Office clerk
Is quite III with an attack of pneu.
monia
II. III. Colclazer, of the Baltimore Ga.
zetts Is on brief visit TO Wilmington q
To-day.
Chas. j. McAlsese, Superintendent oil
Police aud Fire Ala IN Telegraph, oi
Baltimore, aud II. w. Near, also OF
that city, returned home, to day, after a
bnet visit to Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-11
- EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsrER's OFFICE.

NV -oSlAo Soss 1901.
Upon the application of William H .Staais
administrator of Lydia j. Staats, late
d Wilmington Hd,, In said county.
le"eased, IL Is ordered and directed by
The Register that the Administrator afors-
iaid give notice of the granting of letters
of Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
oi, ny causing adv yertisements TO be posted
Within IorLy days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle. requiring ali
persons having demands against The es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
OF videa. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMIHGToN GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
ished in Wilmington and TO be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal
l.. =. OF office Of the Register aforesaid
f-c1 at Wilmington, In New Castlt
sounty aforesaid, the day and year aboye
written. y. G. BIGGS, Register.