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IMPRESSIVE oBsEou,,,

SU n.s..a OF rHr LATE srs.,,.
r r, oArurn,,a 'a Gu
TISGUIsHED PKRsoN.os % d.
UTEs. 'LoRAL Tan
WARRINGTON, Febr,.
neral of the late S.ns,os ny I.-The n
place ,his.afternoon. Tbe ilpentet tOOt
was nIled 70 its utmost canao,gs ,hous
pers onai friends OF dpu.aapnT BY IN
mem oers Of the cabinet and ilcadI,
" Congress. Judge, of r., oo'n hOVss
court, Officers OF the armv oaptsn,
nun DER VI prominent oiti1.n "uu lare,
families, while many ladis. with With :lsl
men remained side ON ,h auu genie
me Wisconsin State kannniIa dssst.
cation formed a donhI. buonoAn AsO
SIDE OF the way from IN. 10 On el,ls
anu carriages. Rev. n, 10
S SSn no enrial servics OF n, En-, r.a
onnfoh. after which the coffin = ~pI'Gop,
cred TO the body eea,ers-,l0h,~ Va, dslt
OF the capitol police. Tue nan ~saba
we're Senators Logan, Conf Ill., ssfsi
eroh, OF WHconsin, aud Cnc.s, Vas.
Representatives Tucker, Lap6.m VI
Auu Hazleton. The conf w
covered with flowers, ana a, I "% :, asd
pillow ~ white blossem, nnah
was 4 med 10 word "Rs.,"
Oorpento', ~ocoDpanied by hey .o u
uhugbt1r, was escorted In h., w "
by Gen. Sherman, and foIlna,v aria
was tue aged mother Of the dead s., ss
accompanied By her sou, Mr. s,s
Carpenter. The funeral corl,.s ' ~
ceeded TO Oak Hin Cemetery, wb. VIII v.
remains were signed To H. use ~
afy vault preparatory TO their npsIin'ae
mens 10 Wisconsin. nA
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lIlE MINISTRY.

The PresUyter ans Of tins city were
invited to the Central Church, sunday
evening, to listen TO the lev. Dr. poor,
of Philadelphia. He is engaged in the
work of urging parents to Iusite into
the minds of their sons the desire to
enter tile ministry
Rev. A. N. keigwin and DIR. L.
Marks conducted the opening services
Mr.. keigwin made some remarks in
relation ~ the subject Of educating
young men for the ministry, and said
DIR. Poor was 30 we'll known that he
did not need an Introduction. The
Doctor came forwad and announced
his text without opening tho Bible and
did not use any notes. HIS text was
from Parl's second epistle to Timothy
second chapter, and second verse. The
speaker was listened to with much
pleasure throughout the very able dis
course.
His reference to the work Of White
field and the two Wesleys, In Eng
land, on the subject of educA ting
young men for tho ministry, was very
interesting. He also referred to some
special cases coming under his own
observation Of mothers training their
sons in this direction, and being re-
warded by seeing them working for
the Master amongst the heAthsns. He
referred to lady in Pennsylvania
who had nine sons; it was her desire
that all Of them should enter the min
istry, and by constant prayer and
teaching while young, sho was re-
warded by living TO see them all min,
islefs.
The reverend gentleman said there
was need Of ministers in the Presby-
terrain Church at present, as there were
ten vacancies in the city of PhilAdel-
phia. The great question to be- solved
was 10 get the right kind Of young
men, who were we'll adapted, possess
ins all the qualifications 10 attract al
well As to instruct. lie admonished
his hearers to give this subject theil
prayerful attention, as the ealing was
the most honorable of all p DECISIONS
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PRESENT WHEREABOUTS OF THE
SEA SkkPEN /.

From the De Land tFla.) AsrIculturist.
"W.," writing from Daytona, says
that genuine sea serpent has been seen
opposite Daytona, inside the surf not
over fifty yards from tie shore, by Mr..
Wilder, wife and two children. 1t raised
its head twenty feet out Of tie water
several times aud seemed to be watching
for fish, and would dive under foI them;
its body was about eight inches through
aud It's head as large as a mans body,
with very prominent eyes; It's body was
estimated to have been one hundred feet
long. lie was swimming parallel with
the shore and was plainly visible, but
fearing he might conclude to come to-
wards them the father and mother picked
up the children aud ran over the bank.
The last seen OF the huge serpent be was
swimming towards the south, and if q
rifle had been on hand a prize might
have been secured worth capturing.
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KILLING ais MOTHER.
THEN BURNING PART OF THE BODY
AND BURNING THR REsT IN THE
SNOW.

THEN BURNING PART OF THE BODY
AND BURNING THH BEsT In THE
SNOW.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. A7.-On satur
day, the 10Th inst, near Weeks Mill.
i'll China village, 10 miles from An.
gustA, young man named Charles
Merrill killed his mother in a barn
near her house by striking her on the
head with hammer.
lie concealed The body in bav
NOW until 1T was frosen, and then cut
it into pieces, part Of which he burn
ed as we'll as possible, throwing the
charred remains i'll manure heap
The other portion he buried in the
snow in Barton's woods on the follow
ing Monday.
The woman being missed for several
days suspicion attached to the son az
having caused her disappearance. He
was arrested, and confessed the facts
as here g ven, detailing ooolly the CIR.
cumstanees.
lie witnessed the disintermept of
the portion of the remains hidden In
the woods to day, directing the offleers
where to search. No motive in Assior
cd for the crime.
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ELECTION OLE oFFICERS.

The LAID League Of Rising Sun met
yesterday afternoon, and organized per-
manently by the election of the follow
ing officers:
presldent-C. b. Dougherty.
Vice observation-disclosures Buckley.
Financ,al Secrets:y-Thomas Hanley.
Recording Secretary-J. l.. Kane.
Ir' asurer-Rev. George J. Kelley.
The League has 8 members.
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rHIRD EDITION

WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were feverish, less active and
steady on The average. Call loans
on stocks were 1-l6 TO 3-16 pre-
MUM until the late trade, when
many loans were made at 5, and at
the close a few at 4. Government
bonds were firm and railway mort
cages low on moderate transactions.
Sterling exchange was heavily re-
duced.
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A FASTING MEN AND A HAIRY
CHICKEN.

Cs . SLAr.
MONTICELLO, n. r., Feb, PA
lady living i'll this town over a week ago
missed pet hen. Eight days after It's
disappearance clucking noise was
heard in an unfrequented part of the
woodhouse. Investigation showed
hole in the wall through which the hens
head was protrudiug. The chicken had
dropped between two walls, where it Lad
remained eight days without food or
water, and with her bin had picked
hole in the wall, through which sue had
stuck her head and ca led for help. This
lady is also the pOssessor of curiosity
in the way of a hen. Instead Of being
covered with feathers as all hens should
be, it is adorned with coat ofJhlCk
black hair, curly and soft. The hen has
attracted great notice.
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world NO. al profession throughout the
slInis. NV wi ssnrus with much In terest Iha
oiilnieaI records OF the sslebrated d,ha,,ns
-. sptAi 81 New Orleans, on acennnt =,
@ treatment OF yellow fever ami all
n.r ia diseases. II is well 10 TSmeIn.
sesufe the valuable franosise ~ eny 70
tb 1aeted. aud mas paid prUInp " 40 IA.
o lnata lmentH OF the 81, OV0 OO3 IT,
a ~ craving takes place Oh March An
Instn oTmatlon can be had by writ
NJ 70 "A. A. DAuphln, No. BIg Brosdwas
New orlsAas. La. R 49, q, at
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From the New York Star.
CURED BY PRAYER.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE Pho
PIE OF DAMASCUS,
CccHEcToN, N. Y, Feb. q.

CccHEcToN, N. Y, Feb. 81.
A wondeful miracle has just been
performed at Damascus, a small town
near this place. Miss Lille Tyler, a
daughter of the Postmaster at Dam
ascus, has been an invalid for over six
years, and the doctors have determin-
ed her complaint to be neuralgia of
the heart. Prominent physicians are
employed in vain, and all kinds of pa
tent medicines were tried, but no re-
lief was obtained. Finally, about a
month ago, Miss tyler heard OF wo-
man in Connecticut who proiessed TO
cure diseases of long sanding by
prayer. A correspondence ensued,
and the worker Of miracles appointed
the day and hour at which the sick
lady and her friends shold begin their
petitions for divine aid.
At last the critical hour arrived,
and, surrounded by small circle of
relatives and one or two ministers, the
prayer was commenced. Within half
an hour she was feeling greatly re-
lieved and was able to sit up in her
bed, though when the devotions ha d
begun she was too i'll to lift her he I'D
from the pillow. The prayers were
continued from lime to time, accord
ing to The directions of the Connecti-
cut lady. The following day Miss
Tyler was sufficiently well to arise
from her bed and is now almost COM
pletely cured, although it is but lit
lie over week since the first prayer
was offered.
This wonderful cure has created
decided sensation here and many who
have been invAlids for years have
written to the Connecticut wonder
worker for aid. The widest excite
ment prevails.
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ABOUT THE p, W. s. b.
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS IN RRaARp
TO THE sALR OF STOCK.

CONFUSING STATEMENTS IN REGARD
TO THE SALE OF STOCK.
The movement in regard to the sale
of a portion of the stock of the p, w.
d B. Il r. Co., gives rise TO many con-
flicting rumors, and 1t is now current
ly reported that u majority OF the
stock las not fallen into The hands of
the recent purchasers. Tho with
drawal Of organised opposition 10 the
passage of the Delaware Western bill
at Dover, in connection with confer
ence of leading Wilmington railroad
men with capitalists in New York, to
which city the for mer were hastily
summoned on Friday night, IL looked
upon as indicative of more surprising
revelations. not particularly with ref
erence to the ownership of the PhilH-
delphia, Wilmington Baltimore, but
bearing upon the railroad bill now
pending in tie Legislature. What it
means no Que is able W say positively.
Some assert that Gould and his Gro Nd
are about to throw up the sponge, and
that nov combination in the interest
of the Delaware Western will be
formed.
On tie othsr hand, Will II 10 not con-
tended hat Jay Gould aud tho Is. d y.
Company have gaIDrd controlling
Interest," in thr p, w. s.. D., isis admit
ted that they have secured such a foot
hold in the la''rr company rs 20 insure
its future operation in the interest of
the Is. Il y. Fu,her reports are TO the
effect that The controlling interest has
been secured, and that Rohert Garrett
viii soon surceed isaac Hinckley As
President OF the r., W. Il b. 4. Il. Co.
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THE EMMITTsBURG COLLEGE
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. IS, 1881.

A despatch from Emmittsburg
this morning states that the students
who left Mount st. Mary's College
on Saturday last and took up their
quarters in hotel at Emmittsburg,
returned to college this morning
and resumed their studies. 1t is not
yet known here what the trouble
was with the students. Archbishop
Gibbons, who has been absent from
the city, returned this morning, and
in conversation in reference 10 the
financial troubles of Mount St.Mary's
College remarked that this was the
only secular Catholic college in the
State over the funds of which he did
not exercise control and manage
ment.
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GOING WEST.

Jesse Moore, a farmer living on
the Newport Pike, is about to re-
move West. lie has purchased
harm near Sedalia, No, about so
miles from Kansas City. lie has
chartered car for the removal of
his farming implements, aud will
leave Tor his new home on Wednes.
day. -e''
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WATCH STOI,KN

AT the Republican Office Saturday
morning young man pilfsred the vest
OF Howard Vernon, aud stole therefrom
a valuable gold watch. Sergeant Jones
was put upon the the case and sooA OBJ
tanned the stolen property. As the thief
is young Inan of good family counee-
tions he will not be prosecuted,
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PRINCE NICOLAS TsHERB ATov,

PRINCE NICOLAS TSHERB ATOv,
Flag Lieutenant Imperial Russian Navy.
IN speaking of the efficiency OF the Liebig
Col Coca Beef Tonic says: ut is a most
excellent tonic" Edwin Booth says: at
did me much good" General Fran
Sigel says: 1T benefited me very
much" Invaluable In oebility, dyspep.
STA, billOusuess, sick headache and ner-
Vousness. Beware combinations,
feDZ6 Ct.
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AN TX IRA SESSION or THE
SENATE

WAsHINoToE, Feb. Ell il learn
ed on trustworthy aulhullty tt,t NJ
taJss has decided to issue pr, clama.
ton tomorrow convening the Sena,.
IN special session at 12o' clock noon o .o
Inc Sun Of March for the purpose Of
considering Executive business. snch
d. the nominations for his successor.
Cabinet, &c. 'ss'sor
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.

The Young Peoples Association of the
FIRST Presbyterian church will give
another one OF their popular and enjoy
able musical and literary entertainments
IN th= Sunday school of tho church or
Thursday evening next. The public are
cordially invited TO attend.
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SINGULAR to relate, only twenty-five
lher pretty young Iadies have re tp0nded
for "the loveliest aud in he land D AS
feet are not in the question the Chicago
girls have n chance u win the prize, but
the st. Louis bellies must take lack
seat.-N. y Star.
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POLICE NEWS

Joseph Walker. colored, was the nrst
pris1ner In the Dock at the hearings
last evening. He was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. and WAS required 10 nav
81 and costs. He was also charged with
stealing shawl andiquilt, the property Of
Ellen johnson, for which he was re-
quireh To furnish $500 ball to answer at
the next term Of Court.
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The WATTS TELEPHONE -r,e ,vor

HE WATTS TELEPHONE The won
Il ders OF a simple Instrument that will
yet make noise IN the world, business
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts q their works Will do well
Go call Oh NJ r. Hayden, corner Sixth
ana Shipiey streets, who has the agency
Tor the state of Delaware, Where a line
is now In operation for trial he refers for
Worh done. References: Geo. W. Bush d
Son The Harlan d. Hollingsworth Co.
JOS. bancroft d sons; j. j. Gallagher
ros. - nd others. decl-dImo
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PARK DROVE YARD.
Fitty-seconei auI La,.ca,tsr aps Eeb 2I.t

Fgtg-secohd and Lancaster ace, Feb 2Ist,
sHEkr-E&tra, llO 10 80 Ds.,-ogA toss.
Soou,.5 10 Iuu bss., d To bLs: IalF -
% ~ bs., ~ to -; good lamDs, ~ 10
-. mtd ium iambs, 30 too; Caves
u. 10 -. Lighter fun and prices slightly
advance. Arrivals 4.OUO mead
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, T.. NJ
fLoUR Is quiet q prices are unchanged
ohles oi lNuO DDl7, lhcludlng Minnesota eX-
tfas, al. - - do 40 Tor meuidm TO tduCy
citiI, and az - - gao % loI straight. Penn
Nduld eALra lanlly al 81 IJa.J " eatern do
Co, ~ ~ 2Ja0 80, ana Patents at - JUa
-. hye FIuur IS steady at "a 20 "a j per
batret. corn meal Is nominal at 3 IL.
GfAIN.-H heat Is IN better demand and
= anu re. per buahei h4gner. sales Of
ogfytU business, including rejected at Al d,
al 0ol2i 80. 2 rcd car lots, at II liJ5aI liz
ana No. red IN elevator at Nj Ii54 Ecu.
~ Ial2 March aud IL los a prIl, auu u ~
-l.tJ. kyt-PennsS Wanna is wanted al
soc, per bushel 40 bushels sold al thai
inquire, Com is Ia far demand and held
higher. Sales OF iI,U1U bushels, IncIud-
ln= yellow, at 81 54a55c. wnILe at 54c.
hdll, elevator, at DOC. aud ST, amer at ode
At Ute open bUaTu JUO0 bushels feb sOUi
al aoc,i DpC. Was bIu IOT FeD. Ole Tor Narcii.
)o12G. Tor pm, aud 02I2c. Tor may. OaIs
de dull ana weak, s3ales OF 100 bush
lseted anu mixed AT SIC. a lUc The re-
eelpts to-day were as tolIoWs. 249j barre,s
81 hour. 32,oZO bushels wheat 10. 100
bush, corn, 5000 BUSH. oats 10 500 bushels
key. " --''
MHlsKEY,-lOO barrels Western iron
oouiiu SOFA at III ii per gallon.
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SALE OF BAN X SroL K.

L. w. Stidham & Son, auctioneers
sold yesterday the following stock OF the
New port National Bank tor the estate
Of Ann Hag lett, near stanton; 10
81 ares al $l25 per share, 10 shares at
$124.50 and shares al, S125.50.
This is considered good price as the
par value OF the stock is 500.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
rAnn

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weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will send a recipe that will cure yoe
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In south
America. Send a self-addr dressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Stdtton d
Mem Yort CStV. May4-eodDkwly
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COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED.

The old car house along the railroad,
between Walnut and Poplar streets, has
now been completely torn down aud a.
the iron work for tho new structure is
Is already there ID no reason to doubt
that this portion Of the new depot will
soon be ready for occupancy.
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DEATH OF A CAPTAIN.

Captain Gibbs, the popular com.
mander Of the steamer "Albemarls i,
plying between New York and
Lewes, died at his home in Brook.
Ign, n. Y, on Wednesday last
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Down in the coal mines, Underneath
the ground coughs and colds are very
frequent and there Is where Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup is an Indispensable arti-
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" linn ng IOE Markets.
WILMINaroN. Del. Feh. b
CATTLE MARK Ell


Beef cattle were III fair demand, but
piIces. al the close, favored buyers. 3515
mead arrived anu sold at the different
yards a. 4 a OI2c. per pound, a. to con-
ditto
AEEP were a fraction higher. $500
HEAD sold at the different yards at 5aDl
CO per H., anu lambs at 0,1 ~, per 10.
hoSa were in denaua, al an adVauce,
AZ heeu arrived ami sod at tne dItlef-
cut yards at oaJ5Ac, per 10, bs To con
ultlOu.
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Travel on the throulh trains on tn c
r., N. d b., to Washington is very
heavy at present.
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Prompt action, Itregulal es the bowels.
cures diarrho "A, uysentFry and wind
conc; In iacl Or. Bulls Baby Syrup acts
promptly and ell "tudHy in all cases.
Price . cents bottle
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LOCAL sTOCKs AND BONDS,

National Bank OF Delaware. $50
First National Bank. las
Union National Bank. Observation-Disclosures. 10
National Bank OF VII. " BrandywIue is
Farmers Bank. ........................ jJ14
Wilmington Coal Gas .lUU
delaware 4, X. Co.; :................... 2s1a
Delaware Western X. K. Co...... -
PnIla.. Vii. II Baltimore II. X. Co..... II
" iln4ingLun q Northern h. X. Co.s... Z%
Wilmington Passenger X. ". Co......
Delaware Fire lns. Co................. ~
Masonic Hall Co.
Delaware SIaJe. .......................lO o
Wilmington Guy 6's.................. lilo
Wilmington Guy 5's.....-............lO
Masonic Hall Co, list mortgage.
Wilmington Passenger L. W., list
MORTGAGE Observation-Disclosures.
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WILMINGTON. EEL, March |, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., =. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at L
Nj. to-day:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-01

The following were the ruIIIg prices In
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound 1900. $50 40
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-12-02

ing and get breakfast, and when your
mother comes down and begins to ex-
press her surprise, go right up to her
and kiss her on the mouth. You can't
imagine how it will brighten up her
dear old face. Her face has more
wrinkles than yours, far more, and yet
if you were sick that face would appear
to be more beautiful to you than an
angels as it lowered over you, watch
ing every opportunity to minister to
your comfort, and every one of those
wrinkles of sunshine chasing each 9TH
er over the dear old face. She will
leave one of these days. These bur-
dens, if not lifted from her shoulders
will break her down. There, there,
don't cry, she has not left yet. She is
down in the kitchen stringing beans
for dinner, and if you feel badly you
might go down and finish them and let
her change her dress and rest an hour
before dinner. And after dinner take
down her hair and do it up for her.
You need not wind it over your finger
and fuss to make spit curls as she used
to with yours, but give it a goOdly
brushing and wind it up gently and
tenderly, as though you enjoyed doing
it for her. Milwaukee Sun.