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nANCINsI
REOPENING OF A. 8. wEBSTERS Sc
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.

REOPENING OF A. 8. WEBST ER1S Sc
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September eth.
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing TO become proficient In all
the dances OF the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will find
1t to their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September eth.
Gentlemen'a class Monday and Thursday
evenings from 8 to 10 o'clock.
AFTl;RNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October ID d,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to 8, and Saturdays.
from 200 TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Seminaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robelin d
Bros. No. 7l0 Market street, or by mail TO
A. 8. WEBSTER,
epl4 Masonic Nemp1e.
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= DIRECTORS.
,pTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

,RTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
SOayaTEp Sn JANUARY oath, 1881;
rroeSsiye deposits dairy from a
en % fs01N N and on Tuesday and Sat
ntiIlsninSs rom TO 8 O'clock;
seEFsMII.ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
aTlyt ytTIgiIsnds TlsIds are not withdrawns
en aaaosonnted as deposits. Thus per-
.nt are deposits deposits compound their interest
in each year, orps,
u smyth. George w. Bush,
feni nn.,9%nsend q, george 8. CapelIe,
"; ion pansnn NJ, L. Lichonsteln,
an = h,n nnra Eaward Darlington, ,
"A nDs y, DSi" Job II. Jackson,
asIippv pSSav VIM. II. Swift,
W Anthony Higgins
GEO. ". BUSH, President
cApELLE, Vice President.
,;v III vA EFT. TAYLOR Treasurer
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,,s Mondays and Thursds ~

81. New York and Boston n
sdepninsi,s he'd to regular DePositors
nj charge.
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oANKs AND BANKERS.

|RsT NATloNA or WILMINGTON
or THE PUBLIC MONEY
AaESTs OF THE UNI
|AN lAN TED STATES.
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GEO. y. Ds 2 $500, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
ALUNATIC's FREAK.
He Attempts TO Marry Two Young La
dies and Is Sent to sn Insane Alylum

us Atteunpts 10 Marry Two Young La
dies and Is Sent to an Insane Alylum
UrcA. n. Y, April 6.-There has re-
Gently transpired in the town oi Ira,
Cayuga county, an event which IS still
a mystery, and one that must await the
developments OF another century Tor
similitude. The actors in this remarka-
ble episode are Charles Blake, Miss Bet
sy Foster and Miss Anna Upcroit. Mr..
Blake appears to have been above par IN
the matrimonial market. A correspond
ent writes: "Ensmored OF two nublle
damsels and engaged to both,
his case is an anomaly. Miss Eos
ter was an heiress, and he mar
ried her. Their honeymoon was briei.
After the elapse Of . lew days he re:
turned his bride to her home, and told
her that he should see her never more.
I'm tears she implored him not TO forsske
her, but he was obdurate, and lett her a
bliyhted life and affections. lie pro-
cseded TO the residence OF Miss lPcroit
and desired her to elope with him. The
young lady's mother objected, and IN
sisted that he should marry her daHgh-
ter in her own domicile. He consented
to the proposition, and Mr.. Uperoft OBJ
tanned Elder Cross, Of South Hannibal,
10 perform the ceremony. On entering
the residence of Mr.. Upcroft, and re-
ceiying an introduction to the contract
ing parties, the dominic was shocked to
recognize in the would,be bridegroom
the gentleman whom scarce three days
since he had pronounced the husband
of Miss Foster. He refused to tie the
knot, and explained the consequences
of the law should he do il, to those pres.
ent, and went his way rumlnsting on
the inconsistencies OF mortals. Bake
retired despondent. Miss Cpcroit i'm
mediately sued her nugatory swain for
5000, claiming that her heart had been
iacerated TO that amount. Blake's
friends, either doubling bis sanity or
seeking to shield him from the terrors OF
a breach Of promise suit, had trio OF
physicians make diagnosis OF his case.
They pronounced him insane, and he
was incarcerated in the Utica Asylum" ="
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
THE LAND BILL.
The Rights of Landlords and
Tenants Defined.

LONDON, April cit is expected that
Gladstone's speech introducing the land
hill in committee tomorrow, Will oc-
emmy three hours. 1t is anticipated that
the bill will provide, under the head OF
"Sale of Tenures." that every tenancy
sball first be offered to the landlord, and
the landlord may prohibit the sale OF
the tenancy where reasonable GROUNDS
exist. The question, What are reason
able grounds? may be referred to the
Land Court. Where the landlord pro-
noses TO raise the rent to the purchasing
tenant, the latter may resell and shall
be entitled to demand from the land
lord Capitalization equal to ten times
the annual increase demanded. The
sale OF tenacy bars all claims to comPen-
sation for disturbance or improvements,
and the receipt of such compensation
hars the RIGHT of sale. Where a tenant
deyises the interest to his children or
other persons, only one OF the devlsees
shall occupy the tenancy, the object be-
ING TO prevent subdivision contrary TO
the wishes OF the landlord. When the
tenant accepts an increase OF rent pro-
nosed by his landlord, such tenant may
not be disturbed for fifteen years, during
which period there shall be no eviction
or compulsory increase OF rent, except
as the consequence OF a breach ot GER
tain statutory conditions; but II the
tenant declines the proposed increase,
and quits, he shall, if he sells his hold
inc. be entitled TO receive from the land
lori. ten times the amount demanded by
the increase. The conditions which bind
the tenant as above are for the punctual
payment OF rent, guarantee against
waste. submission to the ordinary rights
of inspection, shooting, &c, and prohl-
hilton TO sub.let or divide without the
written consent OF the landlord. The
limitation in the land act Of 1870 OF com.
pensation for disturbance to E2oO VIII
be replaced by sliding scale. Where
the rent is under Gao the compensation
will be seven years rent; where the
rent ia under ESQ pounds not exceeding
five wears rent; where the rent Is ElOO
ana upyards, not over three years rent.
The act of 1870 will be further amended
10 fully protect tenants rights Tor COM
nensation for improvements where
tenants surrender to the new tenant at
the landlords wish, or take different
holding. The act OF 1870, relating to
compensation for improvements on
eviction by title paramount, is affirmed.
What is fair rent may be decided by the
court or By application to the landlord
and tenant from time to time during
continuance Of tenancy, but the court 8
decisions shall have no retrospective
action, When the court has fixed the
rent there is to be no disturbance for
fifteen wears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
THE CABINET RUMPUS.
aseye.gh s,fn Talks Of Resigning.

wAsHI>GroS. April G.-The Senate
dead lock and the small chance, cOnse-
auently, OF any combinations, together
with the absence during the past few
,iays of q portion of the Cabinet, have
all contributed to the lull in talk about
Cabinet discussions. There are those,
however, who are usually well Informed
AZ to the inner circle. who affirm,
with considerable assurance, that
a storm is coming, aud that Mr..
MacVeagh will certainly either re-
sign or stop interfering with the
Presidents nominations after they are
made. Ii is also said that the Executive
" will be careful in future to avoid need
less quarrels by obtaining the advice
and consent Of his Cabinet before I'M
nortant nominations are sent TO the Sem
ate. MacTesgh's friends, or at least
sIme oi them, continue 10 declare that
he will retire from the Cabinet II Chand-
Ter is confirmed. and il tins step should
bc taken break up might follow.
Some political prophets say that the
Cabinet must divide sooner or later on
the line Of COnklin: or Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
Crazed by q Kiss.

READING, PA, April 6-Thomas Ar
mour's vile, living in Lanigan's Patch,
Srhuylkill county, is insane from very
peculiar cause. Four years ago SHE at
tended a picnic in company with he"
husband, who took part IN "kl'S'ns
l,lme." Mrs. Armour watched the
players for some time with pleased in-
,errst. until she saw her husband kiss
another woman. From that moment
sbe showed signs Of insanity, AMI has
crown worse constantly. She has an
intense hatred. for her husband, and
every other woman, whom she thinks
will injure her. She was sent To the
Schuylklll Haven Asylum, but was
brought back again, and VIII 0e taken
to Harr;sbur-. She has four children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07

NRw YORK. April q TN I'HLir SAYS:
Ia March. 1850, an extraordinary fever
OF speculation in pro iucts, N well ~ ia
securities, the widest which the coun.
uy has seen SINCE 1872, reached its cul.
minaiiOn. In March. 1881, business
VAS retarded throughout the country by
a series of storms or floods. and obstruc-
tons of travel or transportation in some
oi the northeastern States were beyond
all precedent, yet the volume oi busi.
ness transacted was greater IN March.
1851, than IA March. 1880. hy Is2 per
cent. Part oi this incrcRs. was due To
speculative acitsity here early in the
month but the exchanges at twenty
two cities outside 81 New YOrb,
were greater in March. 1850. ~
about s.J per cent. This, nOtwitb-
standing decline of ~ per cent ia the
average price Of cotton per month since
March, lSSD, of ~ per cent. IN the aver.
age price 81 -four, l. pr cent Ia the
ayerg' price Gi wheat, per cent. In
petroleum and much larger proper.
ton in many manufactured products,
among whicn iton may be especially
mentioned. The decline las been absut
3; per cent in pig non, about - per
cent. in manufactured iron and about
II per cent. IN steel rsils. Tie pork
products have been abont - per cent.
higb,r ~ Harch, 1881, than Ia March.
1889, hut scarcely any other
important first class article shows an
advance. Severe storms have cut down
business at Chirago and Milwaukee, snd
affected other cities IN lcss degree. but
only live report smaller exchanges than
those oi March, 1870. when th. boom Ia
business Vas al lis height. The follow.
ing figures show the amount 81 .I.
changes, both for the month aud fDr ths
quarter ending March 3lnt reports from
San FraBciscO and rome other points
having been obtained by Telegraph:
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THE GREEK QUESTION.
The Present Ministry Will Probably Re
sign

LONDON, April 5.-A dispatch from
Paris SAYS: The Hsvas Agency issues
an apparently semi official letter saving
that Austria, having taken the initiative
step Of drafting proposals To Turkey and
Greece, all the Powers had accepted IT,,
and it was to be presented at Athens on
the 9th inst. Three OF its stipulations,
namely: That Greece shall acquire Fort
Punta: that the fertilization OF Prevesa
be razed, and that the navigation OF the
Bay OF Arta be free, do not form part
OF the Porte's offer, and the decision OF
the Powers must therefore be communl.
Gated TO the Porte. The note is so decided
and dwells SO clearly on the impossible.
ty of further concessions that II plainly
shows Greece's fatality in objecting 10
il.
The present Greek Ministry will prob.
ably resign, and Deligannis, formerly
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and Greek
Plenipotentiary 10 the Berlin Congress.
will form the new Ministry. Deligannls
will be more disposed to agree 10 contli-
iation, which would be impossible for
Premier Commandments or Tricoupisu.
A Female Raid.
LONDON, pJil6.-Whi!e a dozen po'
licemen were escorting a process server
at Balinanorc, County Lei.rim, they
were attacked by twenty women, with
stones and sticks. A girl aged twenty
was fatally shot and another wounded.
Several policemen were seriously in
iurai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
THE HoaGIsH FOREIGNERS
Eat Raw Meat and Complain About
American Pork.


WASHINGTON, April 6.-Secretary
Blaine has received from the United
States Consul at Basle Switzerland let
ter relative to the excitement about the
importation OF pork from America:
Consul Mason, after an investigation oil
the circumstances which led to the ex-
citement in France and Switzerland
reaches the following conclusions:
|. That the ostensible occasion lor
this subject and decree OF lnterdictoh
by the r. ench government was the out
break of trichinosis in family when
was at first supposed 10
have eaten the American pork,
but il is now otnciailE
conceded that the trouble was caused by
the flesh of q newly-killed home-bred
pig, which was eaten IN raw state. In
some cases OF recent occurrence salt PORK
of alleged American origin, found TO be
infested with trichina, have been proven
TO have come from Germany, where 1t Is
well known that trichinosis originated
many years ago.
3. That there is no instance on record
OF any person in Europe being injured
in health by eating hams or pork
imported in the salted condition from
the United States, the only danger from
trichinae being through eating hog
flesh in the fresh state recently slaught-
cred and imperfectly cooked.
8. That from the lst OF November,
1880, till the 18th oil January, 1881, 1.-TWO
and half months), 3G,35l 600 pounds
Of lard and l37, ,9S7 800 pounds OF hog
flesh have been exported from the Unit
ed States to Great Britain, where the
official inspection OF such import Is
most rigid, and that in all this vast
quantity no instance OF insecurity or IN
fection has been discovered.
4. That almost all the authenticated
instances of injury TO human health
by trichinae have occurred In
Germany, where fresh pork was some
times eaten uncooked, and no such dan
ger had been incurred from eating salt
ed and seasoned meats.
5. That during q period OF two years
the principal importers ot American
meats in the consular districts .ot Basle
have had all such goods which were i'm
ported by them carefully Inspected by
an official designated for that purpose
by the city government, and that at the
end Of that time this inspection was vol
UNFAIRLY discontinued, being considered
by the civil authorities no longer neces-
slry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07


For Hartford and New Haven FIVE AMI
thirteen weeks ending April 2, 1881,
and April 3, 1850, the exchanges for the
quarter far exceed those Of any preyi q,
quarter on record. but only beczu.e of
the enormous transactions At Sew York,
which exceed by about l,sO)O0,0O
those Of the last quarter OF 1850. Ou,.
side OF the New York exchanges Tor thst
Quarter we're 3,4is.67s,Fs, inolu1iny
Hartford, not then reported. In view Of
the extraordinary interruption OF busi.
ness during the last three months il 10
surprising that the aggregate OF the
transactions falls 10 little behind that oi
the largest quarter ever known, except.
ing nj NilSsukes, where the decrease In
81 per cent, and At ~. Louis where il is
Insignificant The volume of business
st every city has been greater than dur
ing the period Of the unprecedented e,.
psnsion one year $50. These f2ur Q
certainly go far 70 show that the lntsi-
rupticn oi business by SHOWS and Hoods
has been much Ies In the aggregate
than the current accounts have inti-
ested. They show, too. that the vol.
ume Of trade throughout the country 10
10 great that the. depressing in6uences.
even though OF an extraordinary chsfsc-
TER, are not readily feIt
(Aidaiond NaSksis On F0svh Pee.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
KENTUCKY WARFARE.
Two Brothers Paying Up an Old Score st
the Cost Of their Lives

the Cost Of their Lives
GRAYsos, KY, April 6.-The last
Presidential canvass was an exceedingly
bitter contest in Carter county, particu'
larly in the Deer Greek precinct, where
a disgraceiul row took place on election
day. Reese ID. Horton, Democratic,
and his brother.in law, J. ID. Jones, who
was the Greenback elector for this Con.
gressional district, were terribly beaten,
and Horton saved his life by shoot
ing one OF his assailans who
had placed rope about the
Hancock mans neck, and was about 10
hang him. Since the election there has
been bad feeling between the parties,
and threats we're made by the enemies
of Horton that they would hang him
and George w. Symonds, who stumped
the county for the Democratic ticket
They threatened to do this in open day.
About two or three weeks ago Mr.. Jones
was tackled by several OF the mob, but
drove of bis would-be assassina
On last Monday, one week ago, sev.
eral OF the Deer Greek citizens met .t
Kichen's store, on Crackers Neck, FL
llott county, and after filling themselves
with apple. Jack the old quarrel was re-
yived. In this row Dick Williams was
stabbed in the elbow OF the right arm,
Rigs Horton had his left shoulder di,.
located by blow from fence rail, and
Dave Williams left knee was shattered
by . blow from rock. The participants
in the row we're arrested, and on Satur.
day last had a preliminary bearing be.
fore Squire Singleton FlanDery. Elijah
Horton was bound over to the Cir
cult Court he being the only
one OF the rioters against
whom any proof could be bad
After the trial oil hands left the MsRis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
oARPIELD's SENSE.

He Is Much Annoyed at the Action Of the
Republican Senators, and win Prooa-
bly, interfere With Their Plans.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-President Gar
field and Secretary Blaine are both an
moved at the continuance OF the Senate
dead lock, and think that the nomina'
tions ought to be confirmed without de-
Law. They were disappointed at the ac-
tion OF the last Republican caucus.
Messrs. Hale, Frye, ingalls,, Blair and
others think an executive session
should be held without delay, and they
will try to have another caucus called to
reverse the decision OF the last one Ii
The dead lock continues much longer it
il stated that the President will use his
power TO break it. This is the true sit
nation.
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trate's house and rode down Bruin Creek
together. When near the house OF Dick
Frailey the quarrel was revived, and
terrible fight with pistols and knives
followed, lasting Q half hour. Dick
Williams was shot in the right thigh and
right hand, and stabbed in the right arm.
Dave Williams, his brother, received
terrible wound over the right eye from q
knife or sharp rock, frscturing his skull.
He was also stabbed twice in the right
leg. Both men were attended by DR.. I.
W. Hudgens, who pronounces their
wounds fatal. The Williams boys are
alive tonight, but can not survive many
hours. The affair creates considerable
excitement, and more trouble is appre-
hended.
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NashyIlle News

nashville, April 6.-The Governor
has signed bills 10 settle the State aeo'
Gt 1908 -,
The House has passed the Senate D'il
to settle the debt OF the extinct mum,
cjpaltv OF Memphis at thirty-three anu
one-third cents and four per cent ln'
terpst. =,
The Governor will not interfere WIN
the execution OF John Williams, colored'
ior the murder Of his wife, next Friday
al Wayeriy.
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ADMIRAL MAXSE
Expresses His Opinion on the Irish Ques-
tiOn.

tion.
New York, April Ga London spec.
ia says: Victor Hugo having request
ed Admiral Maxse TO give his written
views on the present situation in Ire.
land and the cause OF the Irish distress,
ior use as the basis OF manifesto prom
issd Parnell, the Admiral has com piled
with the poets request and now prints
his statement in the form OF a brief
pamphlet. The Admiral recognizes and
supports the honest and sagacious efforts
OF Gladstone's cabinet 10 deal with the
Irish land grievance. He condemns the
conduct of Parnell and his colleagues,
and declares that they know perfectly
well that il the present cabinet resigned,
the only alternative would be a reaction
ary Conservative cabinet, whose watch
word has always been Protestant dOmi.
nation in Ireland, bS means OF Tory
landlords and Tory churches. lie
considers that agrarian reform is not
so much the object OF the Parnell party
the separation OF Ireland from the Eng.
laad dominion, policy which would in.
eyitably lead 10 sanguinary civil war.
Although England will not consent 10
dismemberment, he believes that if
god land laws and self-government are
conceded to Ireland the foundation will
Re laid for friendly union between the
two countries.
In conclusion he urges Victor Hugo
TO preserve generous silence at time
when England is striving, in circum-
stances Of great difficulty, to undo some
Of the wrong done by generations now
asleep'
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THE FASTING MANIAC.
Miss Deul Still Living Resolutions OF
Disgust

Disgust.
Iowa CRY, April 6.-The condition OF
Miss Hattie Deuel. is unchanged. This
is the ior,y.third day Of her fast. Her
pulse and breathing is about the same as
during the last two days. Medical soci.
eties express their lisapprobatlon Of the
matter in the following resoluison passed
to-day, although they fail TO say what
fhoul be done:
Resolved, That the Iowa City Medical
Society view with deepest regret the
present unseemly and disgusting
exhibition Of the misior,unes Of
human being in this city, and in that our
opinion those who aid and abet in the
prolonged suicide OF an insane lndivid'
ual should be held responsible accord
ing 10 the principles OF common law.
Signed }. Z. SCRADkR,
5. G. LYrrLE, Preadenf,
Secretary.
The brother-in.law OF the woman, who
is also a physician, at whose house she
is living, declares that every possible
wayexcppt force has been tried To have
her bIoak her fast. but all 10 no purpose,
and that this criticism is harsh and not
justified BY the facts.
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A Young Brute.

SUSBURr, Pa, April 6.-While Mrs.
Hoover and family were at dinner to-
CAV, daughter Of seventeen and son OF
fourteen quarreled. The boy left the
table and returning with q shot gun,
fatally shot his sister. The boy gives as
sreason for committing the crime: They
would not give me enough to eat"
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ponn.ulrania Moonshiners Capturod.

PIrrSnURGu, April ga poSss oil
Vnitpd States r. venue officials detailed
sometime ago by United Statrs CoiIec-
tor paws - raid the Illicit dis,ilIeries IN
Somerse, county, returned this morn
ing with four prisoners, named . Iiocn,
s,ettsr, Wm. Miller, Samuel rye anu
Joseph Nicklow, whom they captureS
Yesterday, together with t"o stiils anu
100 barrels OF whisky. The moonsi'ih'
ers were surprised while at work III a
rayine about IA miles iron SomerSe'
and offered no resistance.
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FooD for the brain and serves that
will invigorate the body without intoxi,
eating is what We need in these Gays Oh
rush and worry. Parker's Ginger ionic
restores the vital energies, soothes tue
nerves and brings good health quicker
than anything you can use.-Ir'8s"S'
See other column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
FAT AND EASY BERTHs
To Be Taken Away from Certain Army
Oficers.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Gen. McCOok,
who has been on Sherman's staff for
wears, has been ordered to join his regi.
ment at White river and Chaplain Nal.
kns has been ordered to take charge OF
the education in the Army. Army Of
ficers say that Secretary Lincoln has ex.
prassed his intention to revolutionize
the staff appointments. He thinks that
some of the officers have been enjoying
fat and easy berths too long and that 1t
Is fair to give them taste OF service and
let those who have seen hard service
perform staff duty q while.