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The daily gazette., 1881-06-03
Delaware state Bonds !!
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
DOVER, DEL. May 10. 1851,

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, !
DOVER, DEL, May l0, 1881.
BY virtue Of AN Act of the General
assembly of the State OF Delaware.
passed at Dover AT its session OF 1851, 1 do
hereby give notice To holders OF Delaware
StaIe Bonds that 1 shall attend at tie
Pnlladelphia National Bank, In the CITY
OF fhlladelrhia, during the business
nours OF that Bank, on the first three
secular days Of July. A. d., 1881. pre-
pared TO pay OF and redeem bonds OF the
SAID state. of the numbers following:
from NO. 29l 70 $50, both inclusive Of the
denomination OF one thousand dollars
eacn o. The issue of the bonds of said
state under daLe of January l, A. D., 1866:
also other bonds of the said state OF the
numbers following: From No. / to az,
Doth Inclusive, of the denomination OF
one thonsand dollars each, of the issue OF
the ponds OF the said State under date al
January l, A. D., 1867, Oct. 20, A. D.. 1863.
september IL, A: D., 1859, and October
70, A. d., 1862; and also other bonds
oi the said state of the numbers fol-
rowing: From No. l TO 176, both inclu
slVe, OF the denomination OF one thoun-
and dollars each, of the issue of the bonds
OF SAID state under date of January 1. A.
| Y, 1874 And that from and after The first
day OF July, A. D., 1881, Interest will
cease 10 accrue on the bonds herein
designated. This call is inter ded 10 in
ciuue all the outstanding bonds OF the
state OF ID elaware..
ROBERT ]. REYNOL Os,
state Treasurer.
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Yesterday was observed as Confed.
crate Memorial Day in Baltimore, the
graves of the Confederate dead in
Loudon Cemetery being decorated
with flowers.
The Jesuits have been expelled from
Nicaragua. The Government was
Obliged to order troops to suppress riots
i'll their favor.
Ex- President Hayes has been vsnti.
iating his opinion OF ex-senator CnnL.
hng, who he says, "Is a nonomaniac a,
me subject OF his own Importance ~
mr. Hayes thinks that "Couklin,,.
ooWnward. tendency dated from 1877 -
jesse Little died In Jefferson. M ,s,onri
last M ohday, in rather destitute oironm'
sauces at the age OF eight, three ysars
~ Is SAID thai policies on his Iife ~ ,ba
alsouht of s6S,00O were taken lately in in
Inherent o,,l speculative companies by yari-
oonh Fitzpatrick, ex messenger.
ahu \, 1. King, ex baggagemsn, were
a. a.fested In TsxaTkana, Arkausas. on
tuesday, Tor having In their possess,on
saiaasie gold badges, set with ejewels.
anu otler property which had been
stolen from General Grants baggage
WbeD he went to Mexico. They were
taken TO 81. Louis. S.e
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From Yesterdays Late Edition.
Resignation Of a Ticket Agent.

Mr.. James Elliott, the well-kDown
ticket agent of the p, W. & B. II. X.
Co., In this city, has rendered his resig-
nation, which took effect yesterday. Mr..
Elliott entered the service of the Com
pany in November, 1885, as Superin l.
dent of locomotives. He run the first
engine over the road, and also run the
first Presidents message Gone of Andre "
Jackson's) ever sent over this line. On
this trip the run from Hsvre de Grace to
Wilmington, thirty four miles,was made
in 81 minutes, which at that time was
considered & great feat. He was ap-
pointed ticket agent for Wilmington in
March, 1864, and continued in that posi-
tion until to-day, making his connection
with the company extend Ovef An up-
interrupted period OF forty-six years.
Mr.. Elliott is rs years of age, and re.
signs on account of falling health, though
his physical condition is still presty far.
While superintendent OF locomotives he
put together the first two engines built
for the road, one OF which was made in
Lowell, Mass., and the other In Eng
land. He was machinist by trade, ,and
q first-class Que in every respect.
During his u years of service as ticket
agent, Mr.. Elliott was noted for his
promptness and accuracy, as we'll as his
uniform courtesy to the public. Messrs.
Smith and Springer now hsve charge OF
the ticket office, but Mr.. Elliott's sue
cessor has not yet been announed.
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HAYES ON CoNKLING.
The Retired Fraud Saws That a. /.
Besix ned Senat IL a M0maute

The Retired Fraud Saws That sh..
Besigned senator fs q Momanfc.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 1.-The
Herdtd publishes an interview with
Il. d. Hayes, in which he says ..Mr.
Conkllng Is monomaniac On the SUBJ
Ject or his own importance, He il So
Impressed with his own greatness that
1T has become more than eccentricity.
IL IS monomania. A patient often inn
aglnes he is some distinguished char
acter or superior being. The men who
do bis bidding Mr.. Ccnkling CONSIDERS
N state OF subjeciion to him, and
those who refuse TO obey his dictates
he considers his most bitter enemies.
lie thinks they are trying to hum ilate
him. Humiliate is q fayorite term
with him. In 1879 Gen. Robinson ask.
ed Mr.. Conkling TO come and make
speeches in Ohio, and his reply was,
why do you ask me O come to Ohio,
when they have insulted ME there p
lnsulted you, how p asked MIR. Rob
inson. why, have they not Indorsed
TINS man Hayes Administrations there
by making direct drive at me p
Conkllng's downward tendency dated
from 1876. lie then tried in every way
possible TO dc.eat the Republican parry
In New York. Gov. Morgan, a candi-
date for Governor in New York that
year, was well satisfied tina, Conkling
dld all in his power to defeat him.
"Couking made three attempts 10 be-
tray the Republican party. This was
one oil them. The next was the Elec-
toral Commission. He bad speech al
ready prepared to overthrow the action
OF the Commission relative to the re-
turns from Louisiana. Senator Morton
discovered his plan, and succeed in de-
leating u. There never would ha ye
been Potter Investigation Committee
but for Coukllng. Fhe Democrats
we're 10th to go into it, and only did SO
at the earnest solicitation of Conkling.
| will hot say he ialsified In this case for
think he really 5elived that the men
ON the Louisiana Board had entered in
TO bargain for the sale OF that State.
aud CoDkling assured South Senators
that | would from very shame leave the
White House in thirty days after the in
vestigatiou had begun"
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Early Georgia Peaches.

A dispatch from Ma3on, Ga. States
that the htst crate of Georgia peaches
Was expressed from that city for New
YORK on Monday evening. Leading. w ash
iaeton Market dealers have not reserved
any Intelligence oi This shipment, anu
regard The announcement with iner.--
dainty Martin johnson says thai he does
not expect any peaches TO arrive In this
market Tor two weaks yet when the
north Carolina CROP will begin TO arrive
Messrs Dudley Ciapp & Dee say thai
they have advices from Florida that
the peach crop ther will not bo ready
ior market for some time yet The re- port
oI lafg crop In Georgia is received wi h
great interest by dealers, as ordinarily
lhe south beiew North Caro- lima is moi
this market.
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wash-Outs ON the Reading

READING, June la terrific rain
storm visited this section of the countrv
to- might. which resulted In great dam.
age to the railroads. On the Readin,
business has been suspended on account
OF the cave-ins and wash-outs. A tall Of
locK lear fnenixville stopped all trav-
ei: Below Bridgeport freight train is
Oh the track. Above Conshobocken the
Track Is Hooded with mud. The passen-
ger train which left this city for Phila-
delphia at $40 O'Clock this evening has
been unable to pass through, owing to
thedebris on the railroad track. Al Mill
spr,ngs wash-out i've feet deep occur.
red. Reports from Womelsdorf and n,,-
merous other points on the Reaolng
railroad aud branches report that SER
ious damage was done.
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~. Julien to Trot Against

NJ. Julien to Trot Against 2.IO 81
FIR m the Detroit Free Press, May 81.
The "King of the Turf will en-
deavor to beat the time of the "Oueen
of the Turf at Hamtramck Park
course next Saturday. The effort will
b1 in addition to the speed test to be
trotted ON Thursday afternoon. Then
St. Julien will trot for a purse of ST..
oO0, his opponent being a running
horse bltched to a sulky, going exactly
as does st. Julien. The race ON SAT-
nrday will be for a purse of $4,000,
To be presented 10 St. Julien if he beats
the time-2.103-made by Maud s., at
Chicago, and Is to be attempted under
the following conditions The track
is to be surveyed by The City Engineer
to ascertain its length. This is to be
doEe to decide whether OF not it is 20
or 20 feet over mile in lengi b, as has
been claimed for years. Three well
known and disting dished horsemen,
now present at the meeting, are 10 ad-
Judge the ''slowness" of the track, as
compared with that of Chicago. If,
with time allowance for distance over
mile and time allowance for ''slow"
track, he bea,s tie time of Maud s.,
he Ii to be awarded the purse. In this
connection 1t is proper to state that
Hickok declares ST. Julien to be in he
best possible condition, and trotting
better than ever before. He feels con-
ldent that "The King" win reduce
ms record either Oh Thursday or Sat
urdaY.
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WIZARD eEDITlON.
IRE New Csar,s projects.

7 oSr. PErERsBuRe, June 2.-It is
stated that Count Woranzof. hereto
ylnrel one Of the Czar's confidential
advisers, has retired to Petcrkoff in
consequence of a quarrel with the
#cA&x. Gen. Tanowsln, the present
Minister Of War was Chief Of the
Staff OF the late Gear duringi the
Turkish war. About 8 dozen per-
sons have beer, ,nofhinated 10 advise
concerning the execution Of tho pro-
iects for reducing peasants rents In
the thirteen northern governments.
The rest of the agrarin projects, in
cluding the compulsory redemption
of reasants' lands, are deferred for
JVision By the new administration.
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American CoIors 20 the Front.

Ihe American colors were carried to
the front yesteray on English soil In the
great Derby race over The EPSON Downs,
Mr. Pierre Lorilard's Amerlcan-bred d
colt lroquois, guided by the wonderfully
skilliul aud successful jockey, Archer,
having landed safe winner, with Pere-
grihe, the iayorlte, second. The Derby
Is the event of the year IN English rae
cling circles, and the triumphs of its
nile-and-a-half course ara historic. Its
honofs are esteemed highest to be won
upon the turf, and Mr.. LofilIard's 3 is the
first American horse that has ever car
rled of The prize, although Mr.. Sanfo I'd,
Mr.. Ten Brock, MIR. keene and OF her
Americans have contended for 1t with
the pick OF their stables
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signature OF ALLEN HAYDoCK surround.
each Vial Of Pills. Every pills Il sns.,
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them we Will mali them free 10 anyI
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These Pills are an absolute cure fo,s
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.sOLD RELIARLE.n.

There are many reputsd remedies for
MI cssslss but nens ss1ss, ws,cS ninN1e haVs
gtlen general satisfaction and become
ac<no Wledeed standard prepara.i ons ,ex-
0pt Dr. 6ages Oatarrh Remedy. II con-
nnues 70 enjoy IN unprecedented popu-
lArity. This reputation has been earned
through the permanent cures which 1t
has wrought, having proved itself spe-
ONO in the worst forms of the disease
In fact so reliable Is 1t that its former
proprietor offered .thro ugh all the news.
papers OF the land reward OF $500 for q
ease Of Catarrh that 1t would not cure.-
Bold BY druggists. s$& E,s
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my wife would not be without il foI
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II mud lt as easy 10 take as milk
I'VE have. sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
arder.o
my morning agony is gone-thanks
nnd IL splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer AFFLICTED with
any Kidney disorder who VIII write me
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numaneiy and Kindly. IL is my most
earnest desire to Investigate all forms OF
Diabetes, and give relief at ali times. Ia
you are 700 poor le purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have tmnle-
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THE p. E. CONVENTION.
Final Adjournlhent this Morning.

- :
The r. Il. Convention reassem bled iu
Oafvary +. u. Church, this morning, and
after transacting the. usual closing bust
ness adjourned sine die. Christ Church
Milford, was selected as the place OF
holding theinext convention.
Immediately after adjournment 1t was
decided TO organize Diocesan Tenn
perance Society, under the auspices of
tne General Society OF the r. T..
Church. Bishop Lee presided at this
meeting. IL was agreed to appoint an
Executive Committee, to be composed
OF two clergy and Two lay men from each
county, which committee will bs an
thorized to prepare constitution and
sy-laws. After authorizing Bishop Lee
to appoint this committee the IreetIno
adjourned.y
Rev. Mr.. Dubois announced that Rev.
Mr. Borden would preach in Calvary
Church at TAB o'clock Tonight,
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.11. state Dental Association.i

A number of dentists practising in
Delaware met at the office of DR.. G.
r. Jefferis, in this city, yesterday
and organized State Dental Assoc
citation. The following officers were
elected:
President--E. W. Halnes Newark
Vie president-Edw. Lewis,
Newark.
Corresponding and Recording
Secretary-Chas. r. Jetfer.s, Viii.
mington.
Treasurer-L. NJ. Winner, Will.
Librarian-J. W. Messick, George.
town.
Executive Committee-Samuel A.
Graham, Robert Ii. Jones, Wallace
H. Gilkyson.
The next meeting will be held in
this city Oh Wednesday, Sept. 7th.
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10 g.e Liebig C0mpsny.

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= HusPiTAL FOR RuPTURED il CRIPPLED,
AID Bt. aud Lexington Ave-, N. Y.
Your witch Hazel" has aft rded many
OF our suffering patients most decided re-
lief. for VIII ch am truly grateful.
JAMES KNIGHT, Nj. D.,
Surgeon-in- Chief.
Beware of cheap limitations. Ask for
Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract of Witch
Hazel Invaluable in Spinal Irritation
and all pains of Ruptured, Paralyzed and
Crippled. Gives rapid relief.
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03
THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK,

fFHE ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK,
502 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851,
open 70 receive deposits daily from . A
NJ, until T. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from7 to o'clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When d1viS9nds are not withdraw nc
they are accounted as deposits. Tbus nor,
manent deposits compound their Interest
twice in each year.
MANAGERS,
Otement d. smyth, George W. Bush,
Nathan'l r. Benson, NJ. i. LichensieIn
Henry +. Dure, Edward Dariins,c,,
w. Hastings, Job ii. LACK son 'oh
Edward Pusey, VIM, Ii. Swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. ". BUSH, President
EO. 9. CAPELLE, Vice President.
Iepzl-ly h. y TAYLOR Treasure
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8 Rem.ins q q an. q Indiana ssrpen.

v FROM The Cincinnau..rimes-Star. p
HHotns May 26-Robert Spangh en-
pf0yed / man TO open and work o stone
quarry on his farm near here. As soon
~ he had cleared away, the dirt he dis
covered A6mo0tk& round hole in the sohd
rock about SIX &hohes In diameter. As
layer after layer of stone WIS., removed
the hole Wes tilldiscernibss. When be
had QuArried oHt the rock to depth of
xteen fest he found the monster which
had made and used Shis curious road. 1t
was an animal of the snake species tour
teen feet In length with large head
tho mouth having twelve teeth with
,-four Largo tushes three and half inches
IN length. A part OF the monster VIZ 2
peteriff0d.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03
american Citizens Driven from
Costa Rica.

PANAMA, May 24.-Messrs. Rafael
Gallegos aud Walter Riotti, citizens of
the United States, and Roberto Mon
tealegre, naturalized British subject,
have arrived in Panama, having been
arbitrarily expelled from Costa Rica by
President Guardia.
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SPECIAL NOT
CARp.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and tndiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, will send recipe that will cure yoe
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, iStatfon ID
NeD York CttU. Mays-eodDkWly
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Philharmonic Concert.

The Philharmonic society's concert
at the Grand Opera House last even-
ing, was the most successful one ever
given by the Society. The programme
was one of unusual excellence, end
the Society was assisted by Miss Abbie
Whinnery, Of New York, and MIR.
Richard Arnold, of Philadelphia.
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ON THE PEACH

RUIIEH On THE PEACH.
IL 10 every housekeeper and 49,,
grower cultiyating single tree or pe.Sh N on
S,rect Sn .n,s ~ vains6le work is offered with
uveness and prolonged life puloaue, u
"yeliowsn Book o., by mail postaaa. tn the
PAID. Information given II desireSe pre-
,.na1 1gIess. 1a,1 ]. RUTTER.
: ''s"' West Chester. Pa.
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THE DELAwARE
3 EET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON. DEL
Will contract with the farmers OF psis Sa..
aware, Maryland, New Jersey, anu anu sS Il
tern Pennsylvania for the proanc@sa sa,S. y
2o00 acres of sugar Beets during tne co''
ing season. We offer
PREMIUM OF $500
for the best l0O tons OF Reets grown ~, VIM sf
contract with us. The prices we ohe' IN
the Beets are nearly double those M
the German and Freach farmers 10, ,,,ar
same quality OF Beets. Fer iurther in'S
nation, address
THE DELLA WARE BEET SUGAh w
Wilmington, Del.
feb3-w2
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FOURTH EDITION
Ind.ea.lons Tor ro-l.ny.

Fer the Middle Atlantic States, shght-
ly warmer, cloudy weather. with. rain,
winds mostly easterly, stationary or low
or barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03

NJ, MI all SAD words Of tongue or pen,
Tue saddest are these, .it M ighi ha w
been.n Aa'o
The above quotation was forctblv
brought to mind the other day BY near.
ing young lady remark that She wonId
10. s,ea now pe dying with Consumption II
wild Cherry and HOrehOund- ~
riend OF hers did. se' "ssA
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03

Mothers, If your Baby suffers pain and
is restless, do not stupefys It by adminis
bic remedy, such as DR.. BulPs Baby
syrup. Price only % cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03
Theft OF Flowers.

KGhleves entered upon the premises Of
8Awakdg Ferest, Eighth lAud Jackson
streets, and rubbed his garden Of spleL-
9da1 agsortnsnt Of fine flowers. F.
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BANKS AND BANKERs.


ENlRST NATIONAL BANk
l. OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN 'IAL AGENTS OF THE Uni
TED STATES.
EDWARL BELTS, PREsIDENT,
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsHIEg
Paid mp Capital, $500, 900,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston N F., :
change furnished to regular Depositors
Without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursda rs
at $50 A. Nj.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John II. Adams,
Clement u. Smyth, Henry s. McComb
George w. Bush, William Tatnall,
Daniel James, Ell Garrett,
Sam1 Bancroft. Jr. jant-Iy
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win, ingIoh Markets.
wuu1sarog no, -.
hILADELphIA MARK KETs.

4
Flour Is drm and In moderate request /:
sales of Z70U bbls,, including Milnesota
extras, at So.i0a8 ior fair 10 fancy clea
ana al s6ao.Z5 Tor straight; Penna. extra
family at So 25a5.iU; Western do. do.
it e0,50a6 40, and Patents are S6. Oa7 50.
a5e hour is quiet. We quote at IS .25a5. 50
per barrel.
GRAIN.-W Wheat was in fair demand.
higher. sales of 9j,OOJ bushels of No ?
hed, car lots, at Vi ~ and No. 2 Red, in
elevator, al ti.2ozsaI. "A June, Sl.2I3. Al ~
Juiy, and SsloA Il. l9l4 August, kye is
urn AT @l.OIal.Oo lor Pennsylvania. Corn
~ quiet, aud Tut. res are rather caster
SAFES OF s50U bushels, including sail yell
,ow, al tvc. do, mixed, in grain depot.
~ Doc ao. white at bic. +, steamer az As.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK Eq
MONDAY, May 30, 8 r. M,
Beef cattle have been IN fair demand
during the PAST week, but prices were
rather easier. 2S00 head arrived and sold
~ tne alnerent yards a. 5000. per pound
SHEEP were dull, and prices were 4
fraction lower. 5000 head arrived ant
'oIu al the different yards at 4a5Ic.
81 ring Lambs sell at tx a Sc, per poI,n,i
Hogs were in good demand. 300 hea,
arrived and sold at the different yards
III oGgSl9c.. per lD., as TO condition.
PARK DRoVE.YARD.
Fgty-second and Lancaster ave, MAY 3O
.sHEEP-ExLra, lIO to 1870 ,ibs, $50 to go.
GOOD " 10 iG0 lbs. 90 to 50; Iair. 50 to s
Ids, oas 10 5I1; good lambs, So to 9l5
com mon lanDs, " TO $4.25. Calves, 5% I
o12. Market prlhk al slight adyau ct
Arrivals $500 head