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The daily gazette., 1881-09-17
Personal and Political.

There is no Presidential inability
in the saving of 81 SOC, 900 in the
postal service.
Senator ]. E. Brown, Of Georgia,
makes 7lper cent. on store property in
Atlanta valued at $500, 900.
At the Aztec Club dinner at Wayne
General Joe Johnston appeared to be
making an earnest study of General
Grants face while the latter gentle-
man was making his speech.
DR.. Frank Hamilton writes small
scratchy indistinct hand, DR.. Agnew's
riting is careful and distinct, and
DIR. Bliss signs his name in a large,
irregular hand
There will be State elections in
ten States this year, in only six Of
which Governors will be chosen,
yiz:-In Massachusetts, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Ohio, Virginia and Wis
consin.
The once celebrated French clown
Aurlol has just died IN Paris, aged
seventy-five. He was connected, in
old times, with the Franconi Circus,
and he was wonderfully expert in his
business.
"Rhode Island" says the Charles.
ton Is. C.) News, scan find Senator
as able as Senator Burnside, but will
not find one more upright or cons
scientious, or one more thoroughly
gentlsmanly in every relation ol
public liie."
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the Conai.,e. Of IN. Potato Crop

The Condition ef the Potato Crop.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Rsports 70
the Department OF Agriculture sbow
that the general average condition OF the
potato crop on September ! was 20,
showing decline Of % per cent. since
August /. The condition las. Sspsem-
ber was 80. The New ENGLAND States
in the East and Wisconsin, Minnesota
and most Of the Territories In the West
have been to . great degree exempt from
the disastrous effects Of drought, and
their averages Of the earlier part Of the
season have been more nearly main-
tanned, but in the interior States the
general condition has been one OF extra:
ordinary drynsss, which has injured
both potatoes and corn. The genel a
average Of the seven States, New Z ork'
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa, which together
produce three-ffths Of the crop OF the
country is 6S, or within . per cant. o.
the average OF the whole country.
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what senator vanwyck Ha. to Say

CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-United States
Senator Charles Van Wyck, of Ne.
brasks, yesterday delivered an address
at the State fair, his principal topics be-
ing finance, transportation, civil service
and the ICdian q estion. He denounced
the present system of Indian manage
ment and maintained that 1t should be
turned over to the War Department. He
opposed the project of modern civil ser.
vice reformers and expressed the view
that business qualifications should be
preferred to competitive examination
he urged liberal modification Of thu
tariffto relieve the people of an un.
necessary burden of tax alton and advo
Gated further Improvements on Westerl
rivers.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

Hot weather, improper food, alcoholic
drinks, and impure water are the can es
Of every case Of Diarrbea, Cholera
4orbus, Dyseniery, or Cramps, and
whom neglected, these disorders become
chronic and dangerous. Man is at heat
. careless creature, who inheriis o dir
like for medicine, aud often briog- on a
severe attack Ut sickness by negle ctinR
70 treat q disease properly In Its infancy
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KiLLER, is q safe,
sure. and speedy cure tor all disorders oi
The stomach, and wi correct all cases OF
Dtasrheea, Cramps, or Dysentery imme
! diately. All drasgists sell 1t.
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A bad Prospect for the Cron,.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 15.-The repor,
OF the condition of IN.
cotton, corn ami tobacco crops, Issued N
noon to-day from the Department N
AgIicniture say that cotton reports Il
September l to that department show l
very heavy decline In the condition n
cetton since the last report, owing to 1
protracted drought which has prevails
In ali sections of the cotton belt. Tbs
general average condition Of the cam
crop on September ! was 60, being II psr
cent. lower than the month preyious.
and 81 per can't. lower than year apo X
the same date. The cause OF The lov
condition existing 10 almost every ssc,
tiou of the country is drought. Tbe IA.
turns from correspe pendsDts "a 70 var,
serious decline In the prospects for i
crop of tobacco. The average for INA
whole country is ouIy 65, against s. las,
month and "a at this same date lsst
| year.
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NEWARK LETrKn.
Trettfng-Eew Lodge--An Interest
fmg Case.

Trettfng-New Lodge--An Interest.
ing Case.
Correspondence OF the 0AzErrK.
NEWARK, Sept. 10, 1881.
The Homewood Driving Park Asso-
citation will have their second meeting
Of the season on Saturday next. Some
good trotting 10 expected. IL 10 re-
ported that the gray mare Lydia K,
belonging to Mr.. Thomas Piliing, Of
Kiamensi, but now being handled BY
Lyman Redmond, will be present, but
your correspondent cannot vouch for
Its truthfulness.
Past Grand Master Workman Sam'l
]. Osmond Of the Grand Lodge OF
Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware
of the A. .. U. W., instituted Anchor
Lodge, No. 4, of the above mentioned
oder, at Newark on Tuesday night
The lodge thus far consists VI twenty
four members. DR.. Henry Is the med
ical examiner.
The uptown truck store has passed
into oblivion, thing OF the past, and
DOW has the for rent sign o. the front
door.
Tho corn and corn stalks brought to
the Deer Park Hotel by e. w. Lewis
and Barney Moore still roign su-
preme.
Quite crowd collected al Squire Nc
Keown's office, yesterday afternoon, u
hear the ulal Of case between Mr.
Miller X. Barton, Of this town, and MIR
Thomas McMasters, of MaDyunk, Phil
adelphia. II was an attachment case
Mr.. b. having attached some property o.
Mr.. McMaster which was about beIn,
shipped on the railroad. 1t was On al
account, which had arisen when boil
parties were neighbors, 10 years ago, II
Pennsylvania. Payments bad beef
made TO Mr.. B. since he moved TO Del
aware, and the balance claimed by hin
was only $1l. Both parties were repre-
sented by counsel, Mr.. Barton by Mi
Vallaudighsm, and Mr.. McMaster b.
Frank A. Saternheimer, of Philadel
phia. The case lasted most Of tn
afternoon, but little after o'cloc
the referees brought il q decision Il
favor Of Mr.. Barton for the fuI
amount claimed by him. The de
+ fendant, by his counsel, gave notice q
appeal, but your correspondent
Informed that no appeal will stan
because the fiuding of the referees wa
for less than the original amount 81,
Jam II. Ray, VIM. N. Wilson an
J jackson Hossinger, were the referees
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THIRD EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

Snow fell yesterday morning at
Creston, Iowa, and in the southern
portion of Minnesota.
By order Of Major General Han.
cock, Light Battery G, of the Third
United states Artillery, has been or
dered to march from Fort Hamilton,
New York to Yorktown, Virginia,
where it will take part In the Gem
tennial cele ebratlon next month. The
Battery began its march on Thursday
with fifteen days rations, and Will
proceed by way Of Trenton, Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington to
It's destination, following as closely
as practicable the route taken BY
Washington's forces in l7Sl.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF
Mexican independence. 1t was cele-
brated IN the City Of Mexico by a
parade of 5000 soldiers through the
streets.
A large iron buoy recently picked
nm on the western coast of Van
couver's Island has been identified
~ Russian buoy from the mouth ol
the Amoor river. TIL 8 10 accepted al
d proof of Wilkes theory OF the
existence Of a Japanese current.
Professor Kings balloon vosay'
to the Atlantic ended at St. Paul OF
Thursday night, the storm having
caused such leakage of gas tha
further progress had to be abandon
cd.
Father Byrnes, President o
Mount st. Mary's College, at EN-
mittshurg, Maryland. yesterday sur
rendered the accounts and minut
books of the college to the receiver
Mr.. McSherry. Father Byrnes refas
cd 10 transfer tbs books until com
PEELED 10 do go by peremptory or
der Of court.
Henry Pickle, of Lancaster ,Penna
was killed by q shifting engine at
street crossing in that city yesterda
morning. An insane woman, 26 year
ofage, was killed by railroad trai
near New Braunfels, Texas, o
Wednesday afternoon.
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KIDNEY ENzslil
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CoRRECTED MAY 23rd lssI, 81 !,

CORRECTED MAY 23rd lssos lssi.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMlNGiSoN
FoR PHILADELPHIA.-2.0 20 10 Il
$40 900, e.lp. . 80. le.3o. li.Soa w., "a sN
sI2.43. 2.o3, 2.so. 4.oo, 90. 90, q 10 AM
lO.U0 D. m. Sundays, 2.Oo, 20 DIV
6.oO,5 62 6.3s, 7.0U, g.5S, 1000 ?. N; nm az,
Fon NEW YoRK.-2.05, 2.25, t.sO, !! 5;", I M. n.
ll,S a, M; sl2. .43. 2.US. 5.62 ooo y m.
Sundays, 2U5, 2.26 q. M. pa o,S SS
FoR BALTIMoRE.-i2.5l, GIz ~ ,a5l I'M
s. sSa.m. ;I2.55, sI.O4 40 .65O iu.oi h XIII Il
Sundays. .s.5l, 2l2, 40 ''oo b. "' ~
Foa WAsnINeros.-l25l, az, Az sun. I'M.
s.S8 a. M; lao, sI.O4, 6.oc p H. o'
DAYS, l2.5I, 2.i2, 4.02, 7.bS q. III. STA.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEpiA E n M,
TIoNs. .-I2.5I. 8,yS a. m, LOO, IN sta.
Tho 4.45 p. m. train stops al,H; AZ wn' and
TONS only between perfy'imm m.
baltimore. Sundays. l2.5l =, ,Ts srl.
PERRYvILLE AND lNTEhhh
rIoNs.-S.l5 p. m. o- m lj6
For NEW CAsTLs,-6.00 9.s5. q. m,,
H.s.smaroN y,I, AND INrERMEDIArE ~
TIoNs.-y.s5 a. M; LOS, t.Zo p "'
sunday trains. crATIoss
DELMAR AND INDERMEDiAfho
1910 a. M; l.y6 ?. m; ..rurRs r. H.
7.io a. m; 400. S.Oo p, M No''
FoE DELAWARE WESTERN ~ ~ trains,
io.36 =. m.:5.s5 D. ms Sunday u'
1880 a. NJ. and 800 2; N; NINGJ0s
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WIZ ~ 10 ao7, S5l
FROM PHrLADELPHIA.-lEto, 10 is rs
7.52. b,a3; 80 a. M, IL M; ~ aHib ib, SO
sl.02 2.5b, 4.35, AL, b.4o, o.Vo sundays,
800 10. 1918, LILO p. IA q m 1915
II. %. AN .s.52, o2. iO.loa. Nj ~ :.
TRAINS 4 Il ?; roh oi wILMINeToiss 5sas,e 5btpo,l'
HILADELPHIA-Bro stfes. M; l.see
5.i5. 7.W. j. is, 1880, l.W, li:ao A. ~ sOO 9i6
BIS, $50. 4.SO. 6.lo6.io. o.ty5 a. S0a. m'
IO.Ub, II.30 p. m. sundays, q, n.V''
400. 500, a.s5. 1000, II ~ y a m <, 752, SS
From NEW YoRK.-2.W, 9.oa' n, Is D N
s' m; I1.45, s1.O2, II, o." M M i5 p. N
An l.iavs a.D7, 3.57 7,52 2. ~, q ~ "a IS 4.
From BALTIMoRE.--i.69,Z III, 4 n = m. oun'
M. sI2. Al, 400, $40, 6.So w ~ "a 40 p N.
DAYS. j 50. 2.l8 q. m. o;aei o'S 'SlS, 1.is q
m, sl2.4I, s.v0, .. 40, ~ a. so 3 p. N.
days, I.69. 2.19. q. M: o;so. o;s,,-s t5 am. n,
FROM PERRYyILLF Only S a NJ. Eu'
FsoM NEw CAsrLE.-s.1s, e,Sot trains. :,
III. q. l5 =. IN. No SUNDAY a NJ; 1919
pnom DELAWARE X. h.--o., h.,ns
rs n n. No Sunday tIs r. u.
rSoM MWIIMiroToN q NokfnM NJ SUNDAY
SO :. M; ia.o5 as p. M IN
esnM sa15; p;.r.AwARr wxsrrsss T. EtIains M S.ll
;, N, apa ~ p. M
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.
We. nesdau, Nsph ll. S b.

We, nesddv, Sept IA, s p. N,
FLOUR 10 In gued local request and
strong. Sales OF 3UUO barrels, incIuding
Minnesota extras, at ~ Is for good clear.
and at " IM at - for straight Penp.
syivania Extra Family at 81 81 4 TL:
Western DO do. a. ~ ak q 8 90. anj
at R8 70 for Pennsylvania.
GRAIN.-W heat closed dull and ratbar
lower sales of 5OOI bushels red At si "a
at Az. and 80 O0O bushels No. 2 red At n IL
Sept, 10 Der. 81 46sz October and ii 49x \
/ 80 November. hye IL nominaliy quoted
at 81 for Pennsylvania. Corn is in far
request ard rather a m. Sales OF 1000
bu he's, tnclnoipg yellow. at 72c.; mix.d
at Tic. steamer .st 7UlI q 7lc.; No 69l<
a TO-. %Dd rejected AZ 6ylzc At the open
board 5000 bushels sail, mixed. October.
sold al 73e.. and 10000 busheis Noyem bes
AZ 76z<c.; 70c. was old for September Uats
are quiet but steady. Sales OF 8nOO bushe h
Including white. At 40 48c., and rejected
and mixed At As a8c. At the open bo ,rd
48ISc. was bid for September, &c, for Oo.
tober and 475zc. for November.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Sept. IL. s r. N.
Beef cattle were In demand and price,
were fraction b CHER. 300 head arrived
and sold at the different yards at 3l<a8Nc
per pound as 10 condition.
SHEEP were dull and lower: 1AnOO .heat
arrived and seid 1t the different yards n
| 3ksB1<c. and lambs at 4azc. per pound
/ as to condition.
| Hoes were In demand at full prices
J 400 head arrived and s1ld At the diner
1 ent yards ~ "a l0s- per pound, ~ u
quality.
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The Largest steamer.

TEE CITY OF ROME, the latest add.
ton TO the Inman line Of steamships, will
leave Liverpool tor New York October
l3. Without exception the City OF
Rome Is .be largest passenger steamer
afoat, aud, with the exception Of the
Great Ea. .tern,is the largest vessel ahoat.
She was built 10 the yard Of the Barrow
Shipbuilding Company, at Barrow-in-
Furness, Lancashire. Her dimensions
are: Length between perpendiculars, $40
feet, and over all 600 feet; beam 81 feet
depth Of hold 81 feet. Her gross tonn-
age 10 5000 of which about 1000 10 taker
up for engine and coal room.
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The One Hundred and Thfrty.Fifth
Occasion.

At New Orleans on The 9th day of Au-
I. sgusi, At the ia5h Grand Monthly Draw
/ Etnx OF the L. u siana State Lottery 90 .
- Rteda0c. the FIRST capital prize was won
BY ticket o. g 0f2, half held by George
Barkdo l, q much respected conductor
ON the Perki en- Branch of the nh
adelphia and Reading r. R., living at
NoTriktO@ n, Penn. the other half held
<2by Felix d. Lester, o helper in the black
E%smilh shops OF the Mobile and OHIO X.
w r., at Jackson. Tenn; $1,000, he second
H. prize, by No. 35.el8, ,one- half held by VIM
shaw. book keeper Lakeside Foundry,
Ehicsgn, III, the other half by an nm
Known party third, 5000, drawn by No.
ssst 42 f65. half b Id by Mrs. ID. MacR, New
IA York city, the other half ny Chas. Bureh
s-1 sIso New York City; ~ SO drawn by Nos.
ee.702 and 10 0S2, haives held by &. Del.
monte, No 5lu Magazine street New Or
Eena La; Henry Ziemer. East New
TAIbrk y. A. frier rhawneetown. III,
~ s0itected thror gh M. VI. Pool d Co. ban
kers there Truman Bartlett, No SO Tre-
mont street, Boston, Mass There were
tszs thousands Of other lucky ones too ious
.5eNso enumerate. but any one anxious Il
Hesnnow about anything connected with II
sAnt4hould write at once TO NJ. A. Dammit
eesfiWew Orleans. La, before October lith tbs
Hspe@A{ " tn1 'ot.n utawink- sept. IA.
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More United Workmsn.

Next Tuesday evening another lodge
fth- third In this c,.y1, Of Ancient Order
of United workmen. to be known ~
Delaware Lodge, No. 3, will be organic
ed In Red Mems Hall, Sixth and Ship
ley streets. The folio wing are the char
ter members:
Henry q. Conrad, Esq., II. T.. Bach,
Henry Pattersou, n. d.. Arthur ID
Smith, Henry ]. C.ippau, W. e. Mitch
ell, l.. A. kitunger, john Il. haziet
Harry p. Bowers, Smith Cooper, NJ ID:
j. Paul Brown, Samuel h. Baynard
James @. Van Tramp, Ferd Carson, II
Mitchell, Jr., William ID. Pickles, har!
Sharpley. Esq, Eigar A: FIndiey, sam
uel d. Wilson, George NJ. D. Cana and
Charles q. Garrett.
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Rohherx in New CastIe.

On Monday night the house Of Mr..
Slmuel Guthrie, on Water street, New
Castle, was entered and robbed Of q
purse containing upwards OF $50. Nc
clue to the thief has yet been dis.
covered. The mystery is increased BY
the fact that the purse or box that
contained the $50 was put In placs
away from other valuables which wers
less secure, but these latter we're un
molested, and nothing further dis
turbed or stolen except some silver
ware belonging to Mrs. Mason.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

DIR. 9. W. BENSON, OF BALTIMORE, Md
We give above correct likeness OF this
well l-khown and successful physician
and surgeon, who has made life long
study Of Nervous Diseases and the Dis
eases OF the Skin, and he now stands In
the highes. rank. as authority on those
special and distressing diseases. In the
course of his practice he discovered what
now are renowned In med'csl practice.
viz: q mbiHation of Celery and Cham
omile In the shape OF Pills. They are
used by the profes sion at large and con-
staniiy recomm ended by them.
1t is not q patent medicine. 1t is the
result OF his own experience in pract ce.
They are sURE CURE for the following
special diseases. and are W rthy of a tr al
by all intelligent sufferers. They are pre-
pared expressly 10 cure sick headache,
nervous headache. dyspeptic headache.
neuralgia, paralysis, sieeplessness, dys-
anv case.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents O
more, Nd. By mail. Two Jokes ior si. Of
six boxes for % 50. TO any address.
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Mofhera nan,f Knau

How many cbiidren are punished for be-
Ing uucouth, willtul. and indifferent to
Instructions and rewards, simply because
they are out Of healtbi An intelligent
lady said of child of this kind: "Moth
ers sbonld know that II they would give
the little ones moderate doses of Hot
Bttters for two or three weeks the chill
dren would be all parent could desire.
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A stiII Further Cutin p.,.

CHICAGO, September 18th !
pennsylvania and the Baltimore anS
Ohio Railroad Companies yesterdsy sy ]
reduced the fares to Phiiadelnbis.
Baltimore and Washington to s., s'ls' NJ
the rebate plan. This is the first ri rs1
duction made by there roads.
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1.-THE Doctor told Me

to take . blne pill, ba. I didn't for bad
already been poisoned twice by mer-
curry. The druggist told one to try Kid
uey-wort, and { did. 1t was just the
thing for my biliousness and constipa-
aoE, and now am as we'll AZ ever
Torpid kidneys and liver 10 the trouble,
for which Kidney-W ort always proves
10 be the best remedy known.-Hdrtford
Coaird,,t.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

Many thousands of people yearly are
saved from dangerous levers by the exer1
else of a little time'y care in the mattel
OF properly cleansing the system in shs|
spring season, from the accumulated imj
purities, which, II left undisturbed, breed
disease. AS purifier Ayers sarSaparlll1
acts directly anu promptly. si1sl
bottle will prove It's merits.
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Relief for the Michigan Sufferers

Over three hundred dollars and large
case Of clothing have thus far been con
tributed to the Miclgan sufferers by the
residents Of Stamford, Conn. The New
York executive committee yesterday sent
Sl5, 200 TO Mayor Thompson Of Detroit
A Telegram reached that committee
yesterday stating that the towa oI
Randall had not been destroyed Al
previously announced.
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Richmond, Va, will also have Ia
yorktown celebration. Saturday, tbs
22d of Octo ber. has been fixed upon az
the opening day .on which occasion Gen.
Roger A Pr or, of New York, is ex-
pec cd to deliver an address. Bishop
Whittle will be invited to open the cere.
monies with prayer, and al the sOcie.
ties, military, and the Manchester "Rsg.
amuffi MS" will be Invited to participate
IN the grand parade. The celebration 10
to be- carried through several days, but
the programme. exception the frst day,
has not yet been definitely arranged.
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We kill our rulers when wa remove
from the human system whatever disor-
ganixes the nerves. DR.. Benson's Celery
and ChAm0mile Pills relieve from sub.
lection to the power Of headache, sleep
lessness and dyspeps .. They coBtaln
no opium or hurtful drug.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

PRINCETON COLLEGE was opened on
Wednesday by an address tv the
students by President Nc Josh. The
number Of students applying for en-
trance Is about two hundred, much the
largest entrance the college has ever
had, which Is taken as an encourage
ment BY the authorities to continue TO
raise the standard Of teaching and the
morale OF the students.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

y ~ When man had a plumbing bill
u 4ossettle be finds out what 1t costs
xssfD bay the piper.
.sastraz d InsuraDcc company lately de,
.ssNlined to accept . risk on the life of a
III " 6mber of the Irish Property De,
.afsnse League at any price.
% As4s .&
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A Convert from Roma.
ROME, Sept. Is, lsS,

Rev. Campbello, canon of 81. p.,.
Cathedral, last evening, abiuredi ! S's,,' Gs,.
elicism In the chapel of the MethoSis..aa' Ss.a'
In notifying Cardinal Borromeo N,s.s' nas
feet Of the congregation, Of his his ds0i p,s-
sion he says that his action was IL 90 uuu', y VI
~ the continued hostility of the Ts'sa psea
to Italy. ' 1ope
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Ex.Mintsser Chrissiancy Robbed.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ls.-To day the
room of ex-M NJ mister Chrisuancy st the
National Hotel was entered asd boz
cosfaiuing diamonds and jewelry valued
at Sc 600 broken open and the contents
carried away. The articles stolen were
intrustsd to Mr. Christiancy Tor SAFE
kesp,pp while Minister at Peru, and
were brought to Washington on Wed.
nesday from the Custom House at New
York.
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Personal.

Mr.. Parker, proprietor of The Par
ker House, Reading, Pa, and wells
known to many Wilmington firemen
passed through this city, this morn
Ing, on his way to Trenton, Nj.
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No Appeintrnene

The vacancy caused BY the resigna.
ton of special officer VIM. Legg, OF
the p, W. & B. r. r. depot has, not
yet been filed. 1t is expected hove
ever that the appointment will be
made Tomorrow.
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rrsn Yesterdays Lat. Eaitie..s
Repertssu Ace is.ens.

Il was reported this morning that just
outside the city carriage had been run
Into by railroad train from below and
completely demolished. None Of the
railroad officers In this city, however,
heard anything in relation tothe repor-
ted mishap.
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A HkAssAs' lou uisIAsA-rExAs
sOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMPANY.

Tne purpose OF this Company 10 to fur
nish reliable information, descriptive
and statistical, relat,ng to the resources
and advantages OF u South West.
The company now has 70. distribution
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars and Maps.
which Will be sent free nj charge upon
application made TO
WIN. w. LANG, President,
Late Master Texas State Grange.
3. q. DUvAL, Secretary, Austin, Texas
J. N. VICTOR, Eastern Manager.
apr4-3m 2iS Broadway. New York
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killing q United states M.r.h.I,

ST. Louis, Sept. ia special dis
patch of st. Joseph says: News was
received in this city to-day that John
Hooten, Marshal of Corning, Holt
county, In this State, was killed last
night while attempting to arrest q
drunken man, named JEFF Williams.
The murderer was put In Jail.
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Mr.. ). H. BATES, NEwsPAPER ApvEB.
FISH nAoENT, Al Park Row, Times Bnild.
lng,1 New Yerk, Ii authorised to contrac,
Tor Advertisements in the DAILY ami
uELAWARE 0AxErTE > our best rates.
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NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
kestorer is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send TO 93l Arch Street PhllStsphis
0et D-ly
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The Last Trip.

The steamer Republic will mskeli Ia
last trip of the season 70 Cafe May TO-
morrow.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

George Kelly q Co.'S Instaliment
Store.
This establishment 10 doing . great
business in this city as 1t Is In Philadel-
phia also. Read its advertisement on
another page.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17
Prince Napoieon's Arriya,
Greece.

ATHENS, Sept. l5.-Princs ,Jero,.
Napoleon has arrived at the PIrau. IT..
visited the Acropolis, which was ilInm' \
mated In his honor, this evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17
Meetings Te-nighs.
SATURDAY,

Mechanics Lodge. No. 4, /. 90 F..
Brsndywine Lodge. No. .l8. ]. Q. o. =,
Lafayette Lodge. No. 8, X. Of r.
Ieuape Tribe. No. 8, n. M.
Jefferson Council. No. 10. QUA. M
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17
FOURTH EDITION
Inaisssisns for Te.day.

Imdfeaffonb Tor Toe0ay.
For the Middle Atlantic 0tates.
clearing weather. proceeded By local
rains, east TO south vinds, stationary Gf
higher barometer and Temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

IA ANTED-A cook. Apply at
wv li05 MARKET STREET
The daily gazette., 1881-09-17

yXTANTED.-House Keepers to know
w that they can always get help by
advertising for II In the GAZETTE. u.