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DEATH OF HENRY LEA.

Henry Lea of Wilmington's we'll
known citizens, died yesterday at
mis- residence, No. eli West street,
aged 78 years. For the past two
years he had been a paralytic. He
was born in Wilmington, and was
4 son of James Lea, who was noted
in the early period of this city's his
5ory for bis heroic self-sacrlfce OIL
Jne occasion in leaving family and
business and devoting himself to
relieving the distresses of suffers
from yellow fever, which was then
a ragins epidemic in this section OF
he country. Henry Lea, when a
young man went to Alton, H., be
;ame a successful merchant and af-
.er amassing comfortable fortune
returned to this city. lie afterwards
became the owner Of the Baker rro.
oerty Nos. SOC aud sos Ma. ke
street.
Mr.. Lea married Miss Trum1 uI
of Worcester, Mass, a di &c
descendant Of Governor Truml ull
She survives him as do also bl, tn
er, Isaac Lea, L. l.. D., Of PhilaC 81
phia., a noted mincrologist, ard q
sister, Mrs. II. Febiger Jones, of this
city. MIR. Lea was uncle of the cele
6rated Henry Carey Lea, of Phila.
delphia.
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SHERMAN ON REFUNDINa

:, WAsHINGToN, January 4.-Secretnrv
sherman says II aSatisfacsory refuDdin1
OH IN not passed General q fairfield will h.,
lustinod In calling an extra session. A
iaiInret TO begin refunding will be- \ loss
70 the government Of q million and a
naii dollars month. The Secretarv
tnlnks that the bill now before the
onse, II passed, will be amended by
tns senate, and he hopes that In the
and the measure will be 4 good ona n.
mutt be a bill that can be- put int sfy..c,
or it will Of course be worse than nssIss.
& ana positive injury TO the national
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STOLEN BONDS.

FORTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TAX
EN FROM A NEW HAvEN RESI-
DKNcR.
New HAVEN, January 4.-The resi-
dence OF Elihu Sperry was robbed on
Sunday night Of about $45, 900 In bond
by some one who must have been IA
miliar with the house, for the sacnri-
ties were In cabinet safe. Bungling
attempts we're made to deceive the po-
lice, but they have arrested one Har-
land, q nephew Of Mr.. Sperry and held
him IN $4,000. The case will come
up again on Saturday. A reward of
$l 600 has been offered for the recov-
cry Of the securities. These bonds are
two 1000 New Haven Sewerage, one
VI, 600 Connecticut State, two Airline
Railroad at 1000. six 81, 900 United
States skies, one of the same for $500,
three Brooklyn Water Loan of 81 900,
ak OF $1,000 each OF the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne anil Chicago bonds; IL
Milwaukee and St. Paul of $1,000, 4
Derby Railroad Of $1,000 each, one
Northampton Railroad of 81, 600. The
Milwaukee and st. Paul bonds are
4e2 TO 4S6 and from 1901 to 3, 996, in
elusive. Those of the Pittsbure, Fort
Wayne and Chicago are 467, 468, 400,
470, All, 472.
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FROZEN AND DRO WNED.

YARMOUTH, n. s., Jan. 4.-The
bark, Happy Home, of Hantsport, N.
s., struck Trinity Lodge, twelve miles
from here, last night and oapsized.
The captains wife, daughter and Que
man peri,bed. To-day boats went
of and rescued the rest of the crsw
all OF whom were frozen, the captain
and the mate seriously. The wreck is
less than two miles from the shore.
The captains wife was lashed to the
quarter, aud heavily covered with
cioaks and other clothing. She had
seemingly lately died, as her BODY
was warm. A girl about seven wars
old was embraced in her mothers
arms. There is report here that one
OF the sailors has died since getting
ashore, but it requires confirms alton.
The steward, who is dead, seemed 10
be thinly clothed. The The sad dis
aster has crussd sorrow Throughout
the community.
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PAcIFICsLoPEsENA

SAN FRANCISCO, January "A
caucus OF the republican members of
the Legislature at Sacramento has
given General John +. Miller sixty
three votes. This settles the United
States Senatorship from California.
Senator Booth received five votes.
This is the first instance in Cali
fornia where candidate refused to
attend at the Capitol on such an
occasion, and the Generals friends
are jubilant over his course and sue.
cess. His fight was made during the
campaign and for his party. Three
OF the five republicans who voted for
Senator Booth sprung TO their feet
at once and moved that the nomina-
tion of General Miller be made
unanimous, which was done.
MR.. FAIR NKvADA's CHOICE.
Private information from Carson.
New, reports everything favorable
TO the nomination of Bonanza Fair.
humors and attacks to the contrary
were simply circulated to get the
millionaire to scatter his sack"
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CHURCH WEDDING.

In the West Presbyterian Church,
at noon, to day, DIR. Willard Springer,
a we'll known physician of this city,
was united in marriage to Miss Eta
+. Springer, also of Wilmington. A
goodly number of the friends OF the
contracting parties witnessed the in
teresting ceremony.
Organist Lewis Wilson pealed forth
Mendelssohn's wedding march az the
happy couple entered the Church. -
The bride was arrayed in q garnet
silk dress, with bonnstJ match, land
the groom wore thes1lVsntional wed.
ding suit.
he ceremony waspi:iD. med by Rev.
Thomas Love Springer rother Of the
groom, assisted by Rev. A. y. Keigwin,
pastor OF West Church. James q. Nor
row, Robert Barr, Robert Morrow and
John Mcleod were ushers.
At two o'clock the bridal couple start
ed upon tour 10 the North.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON


FOR PHILADKEPHIA.-l.5S 2.22. am III
BIO e.OO, y.44, lO.U2, le.3O, a. m. !: I25. - On
l2.4S.z0S Z3O, 400, 6.l7, 100, 955, 10. o. o. ~
On sundays. LOS, 2.23, 10, a. M; 500. &. II
$50, $50, lU.00p III. OO'' va
FoR NEW YoRK.-I.5S, ,2.36.sO 7.oO n u,
am; 1925, l2.43, 2.lS. 8.I7. D. m. 9 or,
sundays, LOS. 2.25 q. m, 6.I7 D. M,
FOR BFLrIMoRE AND WAsHINGToN.
iZ.ol, ZO5. 2.l5, 7.55 ,S.35, a. m. lZ.55. I.Oa
11'oi'os;VU aCo, p m. On Sundays, l2.5I, 2.Ca
FOR BALTIMORE, tBay Line connection
1'uo p, M. No Sunday trains.
FOR NEW CAsTLE.-6.OO $40, a. M: l.,E
ON, o,0g, p M. NO Sunday trains,
FOR DELAWARE X. R.-9.3O a. m: LIZ
o.S9, p. N. No sunday trafus.
FOR WILMINGroN & NORTHERN r k
.:u, a. M; 800, SOS p, IN. No Sun,.a,
For DELAWARE WESTERN r. RI -
VSO a. M; o.SO p. IN. No Sunday train ?.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINa1,.
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.-l2.43 l.5s. ~
..oL' o.3Oi 80, ~ H.; l2.I5, l245, IO2 -
41O, 40, 4.50,5 ~, 6.21, 7.0U, S.UU, ~ ii. 10
~, On sundays, l2.i3, l.5S, 2OS, 7.52 ID. /
u. M; LIS p. IN.
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5S, 2.Os, 7.52. $50 a
M; lz4o, LOG, 45O,7,OO p. m ON SUNDAYS
1.oa. 2.US, 7.52 a. m.
FROM BALTIMoRE.-l.5s,2 2I7. s.aS. $50 a
m.; l2.Z0, IS4l, 200, 6.U7 y.43, p. ~ sun
days. J.b3, 2.7 a. m. 6.O7, $50 b. M.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-l.S. III ~,
l21, 1921, 2.O5, 6.O7, $50 D. IN. On d. snn- M;
days. 6.U7, $50 p. IN,
. ERoM,NEw CAsrLE.-s.4s S.35, I2IOa. m.
DIG, $40 p. m. No sunday trainsr --''
FROM DELAwARE X. k.-S.5O, IL m
0.iJ p. m. No Sunday trains, Ia
q FROM WILMINGToN q NORTHERN X. r
y ll'2o a. m.; 6.i5 p. m. No Sunda
FRoE DELAWARE WESTERN r. Ram
.. m.' z 10, p. Ii. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAvL
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WAsHINoTo,
AYKNUB-1O u, ,73O, SIS, 1913, IL 90, a. a. m
~, o.Oo 40. 400, 40, 5.l5, 800, $40 800
$50, lSO p. m. On Sundays, slB a. m.
0.0l. 9.45, l.30 p. m. - 49, ;
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MAkKE,
SFREsIs.-I.SO, lbs a. III 1925, 4yCO. Il,
m.; 1.OO q. m. On Sundays, LOO. a m,
NoTR.-The black figures represent tho
Limited Express" on which an sxtrs
fare is charged.
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THIRD EDITION
NEWARK LETTER.

MARROW EscAPE-DoG KILLKD-
neutrality-suspicious.
IN TIME TABLE-NEw YEAR
RACING.
Correspondent OF the Gazette.
NEWARK Jan. 5, 1881.
Mr.. Joseph Borven had q narrow
escape of instant death on Friday
last, from being run into blythe las a
M, through train, just about clear
ing the track as the train whizzeC
past at the rate of thirty miles al
hour.
Mr.. George Wilson was the owner
Of q nne shepherd dog until last Sat.
urday when 1t was killed by the noon
express.
Mr.. William Aiken was driving
quietly into Newark on Saturday
but while he was in the neighbor-
hood Of Quality Hill his horse took
fright and ran away, upsetting the
sleigh and dragging Mr.. Aiken a
considerable distance. With the ex-
ception of the sleigh no other seri-
GUS damage was done. On the same
day L. L. Vandergrift and George
Taylor collided mashing the dash
board Of the latter.
Fer the benefit of the travelling
public We report the following
changes in the p. w. & B., time ia
Bile. Trains going north formerly,
9.12 a. M, and 5.45 p. M, now leave
at S.39 q. M, and GOT p. m. Trains
going south formerly, 9.01 a. m, and
S.25 p. M, now leave at 9.04 a. M,
and Ass p. m.
The new year was quietly ushered
In without much ado being made
over it. Although several indivi
duals celebrated the occac on by fir-
ing off guns and revolvers. So fal
as known all the stores continued
open rs usual. Watch servise wa.
omitted this year in the NJ. Z
Church, on account Of the extreme
cold.
The sleighing is very fine and tn,
numerous trials Of speed are quite
interesting. Blind Tom, General
and Mollie are the principal stsppers
and II is thought that there is bu
little difference between them. Thi.
can be decided by fair trial.
Protracted meetings are being
held in the M. E. Church Of thi,
Town and will be continued as long
as the interest and work warrants.
Yesterday afternoon at SIS D. m.
Mr.. ). \. Wilson died at his resi-
dence Of heart disease. Mr.. Wilson
was well known and much respected
and his death will be keenly felt il
bushes circles.
There are several applicants for
the purchase of the Newark Ledoer
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DYING WITH HIS poo..
AROUND HIM "oorY

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Tbs .h,.,
robbed the daughter OF WIN. W.. Wy
Sheldon IN Brooklyn ofjewelry. yam .iI,ii
ware. etc. Cher wedding Rifi,, 'u'st
found unconscious and dyipg y. ~
morning In an unfinished buildisS tAa
joining the premises he had plnnds.1 u
While escaping he had fallen sel'e thse
the skylight and thence through OIsl \,
stairway, 70 the parlor floor. orS.,l y. ~
his skull and breaking both Arm.
three Of his ribs. When discos.aN aN
his booty was scattered around ~
name Of I. GArvey is imprinted q, ~ "
arm. The man 10 now at tbs Ta Guaa
Island College Hospital. N''s
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DRAGGED TEN MILES BY A
TRAIN.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 4.-On the
ice under the railway brid across
the Conestogo Greek, east Of this city
was found TO day the mutilated trunk
OF q man. The arms and legs had
oeen cut OF and only the neck and
lower jaw remained. Between Lam
cater aud the bridge were found shreds
OF his body, the whole forming
ghastly trail for ten miles down the
road. The supposition is that while
riding on the platform he fell, was
caught In the brake chains and the
ground to pieces. A nicely prepared
lunch and some scrip issued by a
country store were found in his pock-
cts,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
ERRORS AND APPEALS.
wHAT OCCUPIED THE COURT AT YES
TERDAY's SESSION.

wHAT OCCUPIED THE COURT AT YES
TERDAY's SESSION.
| Special TO the Gazette.
Dover, Jan. 5, 1881.
In the Court of Appeals to day ar
gument in the Davis will case Of yes
terday was finished and the decision
reserved.
The case of Thompson vs. Thomp.
son was taken up this afternoon, Col.
VIM. G. Whiteley appeared for ap-
pellants, ana Bates for respondent. -
This is an appeal from the Court of
Chancery, at New Castle. Information
was filed by the Attorney General at
The relation of certain children of one
John Thompson, late citizen and alleg-
ed to have been '.non compos mentis'
at the time Of making his will, to set
aside deed he had made to other of
his children.
On motion Of the solicitor to dismiss
this information, the Court decided
that the grounds were good but allow
ed plaintiffs to amend by changing in
formation into bill 10 be filed by a
aext friend of John Thompson's.
The right to amend is the question now
before the court.
The Hollis-VanGeRrif case will mex
% before their Honors.
In the case of Crumiish VS.. the Della
Vare Western r. 4. Co., soon to com.
Ip. b. II. Bradford, E-q., OF PhilAdel.
,hia will appear for Crumlisb Antho.
lU irrtV.
ase but withdrew, after beeOming tn,
gent Of Mr.. Carter III buying the iail
oad stock at the time when the race be
ween Mr.. Carter aud Cot. McComb foI
the control Of the road was going ou.
A. M. G.
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A BOLD ROBBERY

NEW HAvRN, Conn, Jan. 4-r.
residence Of Elihu sperry wa. ,ohIs: ls
on Sunday night OF about a. sIsTss Se
worth Of bonds by some person 'W !,
miliar with the house. The n0,i. y
have arrested Harland, q nepbpw p,,.. !,
Mr.. Sperry, and the case win com. :.
on Saturday. Harland Is under sosp v
600 bail. A reward OF Sl 0OO \.
been offered for the recovery Of til, - =
curities. D' y
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IRELAND.

m, DUBLIN, Jan. 4 1899,
The Land League meeting which was
10 take Place at MsgherfeIt, county
Londonderry, and the counter demon.
,tration there on the same day have been
prohibited. The Gazette publishes a
plociam ation offering reward OF f5OO
~. sno uiseoVsry OF the persons who
nred at the Rev. Cannon FIemmino
Lector OF BalhnakIll, last week. n -
Sald that meeting which had been tixed
or Sunday next near Castlebar haa b.en
proclaimed. Do0"
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06

N - r. T. Persons VINO were dra,tea IN
Sis,es"o 0 s1tsa 9tsIe OF Delaware for the Unitsd
JnIy' issii issiiies,ySeryiee snd IA May, June or
were afterwards again dra tiad sn ,osa lees
sn,nS 4, ,Iequlred 10 procure a subsiirn,sS Snu =,
ny y @ ane military service under ths is,,o y!
NJ an2 VIII mad II 10 their ad vantage 10 es ennea
with Iha either personally or by ieiiss
thoriEed ss by the state IesisIsture ~ Seen % an-
lon ,,. ons secretary OF War, the com m NJ
ascr tom money paid by suoh peTsona H%a- T
!, W I1etSry OF War having been dirsc,adI me ne
on naid n!S ress 70 refund the commnts.
Dover Del., July 10, 1879 " d. b. DAr.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Flour un ,hap,a
Wheat, cash, No. Q, 95sc. ; Ma !
SAGE. No. .. January, otcaolo. "; ~
ruary, 7sc. Corn, No. !, $3.50 "
jected. Ssc. January, s6ac. o,,'
January, 3Oic. February, sO;c. B.,
ley, cash, $l.13. Rye, so(a9O..
Meats nominal short rib, 90 81: lOU,
clear. $3.50 shoulders, "a. POrf
February, &ls.50 March, l2.e5. LAID
February, $s. 52i@s.5 So March. O. a
(9S.67f. Whisky, Sill.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
COUR OF ERRORS AND AP-
PEALS,

In the Court of Errors and Ap.
pells, at Dover, yesterday, the case
OF Frank Rickard and wife %. Smith
n: Gray came up for argument.
The question involved Is whether the
personal property Of Nehemiah Davis,
deceased Of Milfrad, shall be given TO
his brothers and their heirs forever, or
oaly to those brothers living at the time
oil his death. The amount involved is
between $4,000 aud $4,000. N. b.
Smithers, Esq, for plaintiff Edw. Ridge
ley, Esy., for defendant.
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GARFIELD AND THE sTALWARTs.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 4.-Gen. &. Cor
ham, who has just returned from a visit
10 Mentor, says that Gen. Garfield has
authorized the statement that he will
Keep his hands out of the various Sena-
Oral nights now going on. Gorham is
also authority for the statement that
the Csmerons are to control the Pennsyl-
Wanna patronage under the Garfield Ad-
minislratIon. 1t looks as though Gar
nsld hsd made complete surrender TO
the stalwarLs.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
TIE TENNESSEE LEeIsLATupp

n SAsHvILLE, Tenn, January 4.-The
Republicans, by tho aid of the Orsan.
M, rr,a,ckers, organised the House YESTERDAY
Inc democrats will organize ths Sspais
to-eay. The Democratic In caucus Iast
aignI resolve !, without regard to party
einstehces, - vote together on all party
S Sss.u uonsI Waicn lnsurss Democratic
SepAtor lIom this State. Senator Bailav
and his friends are confident of bis re.
election. The Democrats have an as.nr-
90 majority Of three or four. Maynard
VIII obtain the solid Republican vote
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
A YOUNG COUPLE DRIVEN IN
SANE.

ERIE, Pa, January 4.-Two dis
tresslng cases of insanity have occur
red here. Mr.. and Mrs. John Babo. a
young couple, have got into financial
dit1culties. Their little house has
oesn seized and sold. The prospects
OF the County Home for themselves
and children so worked upon their
minds that to day they were discover
ed to be Viole-tly insane. They will
be taken to an insane asylum.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
MORE SNOW,

More snow fell yesterday and last
night, making the streets even more un-
pleasant and disagreeble than they had
been. This morning the weather modera-
ted considerably, the thermometer kept
above freezing point, and at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon there was every indication
OF rain and general thaw.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
PoTR0n0l.

John Fitzgerald, who several years
ago was compositor on the GAZETTE
has been visiting his friends in Will
mingto during the past few days.
lie is now occupying responsible po-
sition in the Signal Service ofice, In
Washington.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
AGE. 1i6-wEIGhT. 40

ST. LOUIS, January 4.-Mp. H.,Js
y. cooper, Solored wocan, died !,
ChcltenhAm, one OF the suburb, of m.
city, on New Years Day, aged lis ys,, a..
She weighed 400 pounds. Mrs. Coon,
was the mother of twenty five cbIId,sS
The youngest Of whom l. 90 year. oI
sun living.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
A LEGISLATORS QJALM oFC CON
SCIENCE,

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 4.-Tbe
nfst Olenuial session of the Pennsy Iva MIA
Legislature convened here NJ noon TO-
lay, and the Republican caucus nom.
lnees were duly elected as officers, Ia
.ne Senate q sensation was caused by
MI. K: Is. Coke, the Democratic Senator
rom Lussrne county, declining to take
the iron clad" oath. He said that he had
used money In securing his own eIee.
tlon, and that therefore he could NOT CON.
sclentlously allow himself TO be sworn
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
FIFTH EDITION.
THE WHEEL WORKS.

MAND OF THE c0NrR0r.
The turbine wheel at the City Mill
was kept wol king all Of last night, and
by this morning had settled down 10
business In excellent style.
BY noon to-day II was doing frst-rate,
and Mr.. Hang, the city's expert, estimat-
ed that 1t was pumping at the rate Of
1900, 900 gallons In twenty -four hours
or 100000 gallons, beyond the quantity
stipulated In the contract.
The wheel must be either accepted
or rejected by Council this evening, and
II these goods results continue Il is pro-
badly the citys expert, the Chief Engi-
neer and the Water Committee, will re-
commend its acceptance.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from thu A.
TOTS and indiscretions OF youth, nervont
weak ness, early decay, loss of Inanhond
&c, ase; VIII send a recipe that will cure vos
III nEE !. OF CHA itGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary In AonII
america. Send IA self add ressei enysIon.
70 . Ine hkv: JOSEPH L. INMAN, Statfon IA
.oO 1o'N thU. MaYI-eOd ID kwIy
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ADVICE TO MIR. ooWHN

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Dailp Nan.
in an aIncle this morning on tbs -,
Of the Philadeiphia and kuadlns T Ran
I0ad, expresses the hone that Presdsn,
Gowen Will desist frsm v hat n tsr,0, N.
ln,auvlsed attempt 10 carry through ths
deferred bond scheme. w
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1851
n a arper's w eekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical, by Its able and sohol
arly discussions Of the questions OF The
day. as well as by its sillustrations-wni
are prepared by the best artists-has Al
Mays sAclted most powerful and bene
nenal influence upon the public mind.
The weight Of its influence will aIways
oe FOUND ON the side OF morality, enliL ht-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
THE PosTLEs, LEGION

The members of the POstles Legion
are requested to meet at their room,
in third story Of Fox's building, Sixth
and Shipley streets, this evening, as
business of Importance is to be trans
acted.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06

The Democratic caucus of tht
California Legislature, on Tuesda,
evening, complimented ex-Chiei
Justice Wallace by nominating
him for U. S. Senator.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
FOURTH EDITION
lnsll. atlons tor ro-iIay. .

Cloudy weather and rain, variable
winds, generally from northeast to
southeast, = slight rise in temperature
during the day and falling, followed by
rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
TIE RUSSIANS LOSE 5000 MEN,

IEHEsAN, January A letter re-
eelved here from Gsok-repe states tha.
the huSslans, in their late engagement
with the Tekke- TurcomAns, lost 3, 600
men and great quantity of rides and
ammunition, and that the loss of the
Inrcomans, was slight. A small parry
oil rurcomans have entered Persian
territory. They lost fifteen men In an
engagement with Persian troops,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06

II doesn't do bit OF good to take a
dootchis, poUtchie, pudden and pie "
we've mile pIomehade ia fourteen 70 I
Dom with the buby aud sing or disclaiIn:
use Dr. Bui'S Baby Syrup and be done
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06

DR.. HAYDOCK's
N EW
LIVER PILL.
SUGAR CoATEDJ
ONE PILL II A DOSE.
ONL PILL IN DOSE
ONE PALL lS A DOSE.
These Pills are an absolute cure for nj,
olllous ana malarial affections. They
srapple with disease at It's fou uuLnin he. Il
ana root IT out OF the paLIeut's Rystem nj
once. Thsy lurtit y the body nRainaL Dts
ease In all forms of sudden ATTACKS ano
pldemlcs, and enable all to brave III,
inlasmAllc danger of swamps and forests
one vial OF DIR. HAYCocK NEW LIVEh
FILLS relieves the entire System of paine
ana aches enliYens the spirits and PEND,
new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINs
send for this inestimabls medicina "A,
once aud take no other,
Hesitation and ueLaY are nothin. h,,,
another form OF suicide wnen Won hsya
iemeuy at nand TO cure sick ess iusLanlIv
rake disease In time aud you viii h
saved many days OF useless misery.
Or, Haydock's New Liver pills
Are the true grains and essence OF heat,
and the graatest blessing that acisnc.
Ias given To the world.
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE KNOW THEMl
THE PEOPLE USE THEMl
THE PEOPLE PRAISE THEN
What hundreds OF Letters say from m.
Iients III over The habitabie globe:-
pr. Haydock, your new Liver pm hs,
flu me OF all binousheBs,
NO more noxlous doses for me of n va n,
'eu pms taken al one time. One OF You
pills cu ed me, " SoS'
After suffering tortures from hiliou.
colo Two OF your New Liver pills cnra,
me, anu nave no return of the maIa,S
IhAnks Doctor. My headache MAG ~
me send me another Vial To keen In
Our doctors treated me for cb ron,o oon-
stlPallon, as they called II, and NJ Ias,
said IL was incuraDle. Your New 1--we,
PIl ) cured me. A1i'ei
i had no appetitei DR.. Haydock's New
LIVER PllIs gave me IA hearty one.
Your pills are marvellous
that WAS chronic.
gave hall OF one OF your pills to m,
Dane Ior cnoleTa mOrbus The dear Won ~
ehing got well In IA day, 'nt
my nausea OF morning Is now cured
~ no more headaches eN
your Wal OF DIR. haydocks New Live,
palms in the head "no
poor family. e 4oi
% send me i've Walls OF your New Live,
rms by return mail. - 'e'
Lortor, my bi.iousness and headach.
are all gone. u6Sht
For az Diseases of the Kidneys. Rattan
tion OF Uiine, DIR. Haydock's New Tava
rms are a perfect cure, One PHI vi
satisfy the most skepticai, WI
for EelnAle Diseases, Neryoua Prostr.
tIon, W eakness. Genel al Lassitude Wan,
3i t1 appetite and Sick Headache. d. Hsv'
etlectual remedy. ''uho AL
Ihey are universal In their effects. ano
cure can almost always be guarnnteeI
HACh VIAL CONTAINS + WENTY Pills
one PHI ID Dose.
PRICE TWENTY crNrs
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGiSTs
CAUTIoN.-N are genuine unIa.s ~.
slRhature OF ALLEN HAYDoCK snrre,,,Sd VA
Sn eScn lai OF Pills. Every Pills is Snaat
HtoaIed. II your druggist does not Lsai Lsss.
drem drean we viii mall them free to any sd.
nrsi 6n on receipt of 20 cents. Five viaIs
ior $l.V. Buy at once. Do NOT AL NAaiH
800 HAYDOCK a 90
noVzz-eod&Wly. 81 Plat ST., NY.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-06
Wiinl ngsoA. Markets.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, Dec. "a. p. N.
Beef cattle were active md h,gha,
owing TO The light receip.s. .pOu mead
a. ~ G1u sold AZ tho differsnI yards
d" "a e1fc. per pound as 10 oualIty.
,sta SEP s were firmly held al iulI prices
IxssiIc soIu ~ the different yards 81
a, HOES aiS were in demand. al InIi prices.
~ head sod at the different yards Al q
,c: per TO-. as 10 condition.