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The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
General News.

Secretary Sherman returned to Wash
lngton OH Thursday night.
The order TO Captain John q. Walker,
to assume command of the United States
ship Shenandoah, has been revoked.
The House Committee on the Judi.
cIary decided yesterday To report fav0r4-
bly, on the "Lowell Bankrupt bill'' as
modified by the Committee. This is t, e
bill which was considered by the delega-
tion OF merchants la Washington during
the week.
The President yesterday signed the bill
sppropriating $250,000 to meet the ex-
penses Of the International Sanitary
Conference, In session at Washington.
IL is believed that the House Com
mittee on Elections Will, in the contes
ted case of Yeates, Democrat, against
Martin, Republican, from the First Dis
trict OF North Carolina, adopt report
declaring Ysates entitled 10 the seat.
AT yesterdays session of the Hou,e
Committee Oh Commerce it was decided
to vote next "Wednesday OH the bill ap-
propriating 81, SOC, 900 tor improvement
of the Mississippi river.
In yesterdays executive session of the
cerning the newspaper publication of the
Chinese treaties, aud also much eommei t
on the fact that the proceedings on that
subject in Thursdays executive session
likewise became known to the public.
Il was suggested-and the suggestion
apparently received the app oval Of most
Of hose pIesent-that "each Senator b
requested TO make a decla alton on
houor as to whether or not be lad any
part in the divulgence of the matters re-
terred to-" II is not known, however,
thai this suggestion was finally acted
upOn.
he city of Bath and the surrounding
distric', in Maine, were shaken by 40
cart quake at qurter before 10 o'clock
on Thursday night. There was loud
report followed by a Tumbliug sound,
windows raltled and oscillations were
felr-tle whole lasting about ten
seconds.
I. Rinder, soldier of Company |,
Sixteenth Infantry, was shot by gambler
named WATSON In q saloon al Los An-
geles, Texas, ON Wednesday night. Tie
murderer escaped on race-horse fur
nished by friends.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22

THE N. Y. World, to-day says: The
events of greatest Importance during
the week have been the passa % by she
House of Representatives of the 8 per
cent. funding bill and the remArkabl e
speculation in railway securities,
which has b en- kept up as wig 1rously
as if the transportation interests of the
country were just emerging from a
protracted period of dep ession. Ali
The calculations of the financially wea.
therwise have been disconcerted by
this continued advance in stocks, aud
the conservatives who long since sold
out aud retired from the speculative
arena have been perplexed beyont
measure by the psrsistency of the bull
movement,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
DEATH OF Z. A. SOTHERN.

PHILADELPHIA, January 21.-The
Evening Telegraph says: A private
cablegram from London to J. 5. Clark
says that Mr.. Z. A. Sothern, the actor
il dead.
Edward Askew Sothe' was born in
Liverpool, England, April /, 1880.
de studied surgery and theology. but
abandoned both for the age. Like
most great actors, his early attempts
were failures, but he studied hard aud
finally became fair player. He came
TO America somewhere about the year
1854, played a short time In Boston,
and subsequently engaged his selvi-
ces to Z. L. Barnum, at whose muse
UNI in New York he played twice a
day for some time. He aftel ward
came to This city with Laura Keene
on salary of $50 per week, aud at
terward played at Wallack's Theatre
IN New York in subordinate parts.
When Tom .laylor's American Cou-
SIN" was brought out by Miss Keene
in New York he was cast for ''Dun-
dreary," part which aflerward made
him famous. Mr.. Sothern once said
of this character: ~ refused the part
at first, but finally agreed with MIR.
Burne [, the stage manager, to play
ON the condition thai | should entirely
rewrite 1T. Miss Keene was also full
of objections. La rewriting the part /
threw into ii everything mat struck
me as wildly absurd.
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FUNERAL OF J. b. HOWE.

), Blanchard Howe, formerly OF this city
VINO died suddenly few days ago, al
Salem, y j. was buried yesterday af
teinoon, from the resIdeuco oi his broth.
erin. law, James German, of s.. Georges.
ile funeral was largely attended by the
iilends otthe deceased, including dele
cations OF Odd Fellows, representa- ng the
Lodges at st. Georges, Middletown aud
New Castle. The floral offerings were
very hue among them being a harp and
cross presented by Joseph Locke, oil
1his CITY. Funeral services we're con.
Quoted by Rev. Henry Runner of the
Presbyterian Church, aud Rev. Owen
oypherd OF The NJ. f. Church. The
body was inferred III the 81. Georges
cemeterY. o.
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The Obelisk of Alexandria will be
put into position to-day on site in
the Central Park, New York. The
Secretary of State, to whose enlighten-
ed and pc sistent efforts New York is
SO largely indebted for the success of
an enterprise the way to which was
opened in he columns of the World,
in October 1877, will ar witnrsc by
his presence t day to the fidelity
skin and energy with which Lleuten-
ant-Commander GorrInge has perform
ed the delicate aid difficult duties in-
trusted to him. The Secretary of the
Navy will unite in this tribute to an
officer who has done so much credit to
a service. ...- -......
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STARVING IN THE MIDST OF
PLENTY.

New YoRK, January 20.-Francis B.
Booth and his vile Eloise, both aged
people, have kept a bir store at No. 3lg
5leeeker stree. tor some time. For
nearly thirty days the store has been
closed, but as the people were eccentric
no attention was paid 10 this. The DO
lice to night found the old people in bed.
hardly able 10 SPEAK from hunger. They
were taken TO the hospital, v here il was
said their recovery was doubtful. They
nad been sick for thirty days aud had
eaten nothing for nine days. Mr.. Booth
was at QUE time a wealthy merchant but
lost his money in Improbable specula.
tiOn.
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THE COMBINATION TO Bg
STOPPED.

The opponents of the telepranb.
consolidation have determind to ~ r' \
the Courts cannet somehow help ths,
case /; and accordingly Mr.. Ru~,
Hatch, the well known Wall str4
broker, This morning Commenced
suit in the Supreme Cours, and. a, !
preliminary step, prosured fromJuds
Barrett AN injunction restraining h,
defendant companies "from enterID,
into any agreement of consolidate
and from increasing their capjn
stock" Mr.. Geo. N. Palmer and NJ,
A. Z. Keeney sign the undertaking a
injunction III the sum OF $500.
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THE STORM IN ENGLAyn

LONDON, January 20.-.lhe suo,
storm continues, but by persistent Il
forts some of the railway compaBj.
have succeeded in clearing ii cir ilDe
while others still remain impassabs
The telegraph wires have been Dan
italy restored, aud many instance
have been reported from various dI.
tricts of persons being overwhelmedn
the snow and frozen to death. Nam
railway trains are reported aD4ndoue
ON the tracks.
WATCHING THE IRISH COAST
The Standard understands that /,
large nnmDer OF steam lauHehe. and
pinn .nces are TO be sent TO ireland In
the purpose of wa ching the coasi AID
Tor he speedy transportation ol uetaea.
ineuts of police and troops.
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THIRD EDITION
A CURIOUS COMPLICATION.

a O0NAOOO AoML A4A Sh AAoNs .
John Hammond was arraigned be
fore Esquire Cole, last evening, on a
charge of committing an assault and
battery on John Wood. The case
is q curious one in its phases.
1t originated in some money
transactions between the parties,
both of whom are butchers occupy
ing stalls in Second street market
house. Wood, one day, bought q
suit of clothes, which he deposited,
wrapped up in paper, on Ham
mand's stall and went away. Ham
mond, meanwhile, took the clothes
70 another place, and held them as q
hostage for the settlement of ac
counts between himself and Wood.
The latter went before Esquire
Cole, and swere out a warrant
against Hammond, for the larceny OF
the clothes, on which trivial charge
he was held for his appearance at
Court.
Then Hammond was mad, and as
q result, a few days later, he gave
Wood a sound thrashing. For this
offense at the complaint of a friend,
he was tried before Mayor Almond,
and fined S5 and costs, on Thursday
evening, Wood being present and
testitying at the hearing.
Wood, however, sued hammond
for the assault and battery before
Esquire Cole, and the case was
heard last evening. Hammond was
represented by ii. R. Pennington,
Esq, who presented transcript oil
the Mayors docket, and claimed
that Hammond could not be tried
twice for the same offense.
Justice Cole insisted OH going on With
the case, whsreupon Hammond waived
= bearing, aud war held in $500 bail fol
his appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
della WARE,

The following items of appropria-
lions for improvement of the lela-
ware river aud its tributaries were
agreed upon in the House Commerce
Committee yesterday: For continuing
The ice harbor at Marcus Hook, $l7,-
900; for continuing the pier at Lewes,
SIT, 200; for continuing the ice harbor
at New Castle, $l5, 900; for the i'm
pr"vement ot the ochuylkill river,
$4,000; Delaware river from Trenton
TO Bridesburg, $4,000; Delaware riv-
or below BridesDurg, $40, 900; Cherry
Island flats, Sl00, 00s; Schooner ledge
1000; otal 1927, 800. Blood creek,
Delaware, emptying into Delaware
river, $40, 900; Duck creek, Delaware,
81, ,00O; MIsplllian eek, %, 500. Also
the following items: Hatbor OF Erie,
Pa, $50 900; Monongahela river, $25,
900; Allegheny river, $25, 200. Grand
total, $4l4, 600.
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SITTING BULL OFF TO CANADA

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-A special from
Fort Bniord says Sitting Bull, fear.
ing he would be captured by Major
Morris and Major Ilges' forces, started
Tor Canada on the 18th inst :, taking
forty lodges with him. About fifty
lodges refused to follow him and arr
now under Chief Good Bear, surely
marching in to surrender TO Major
Brotherton. He has some 500 war.
rlors. 1t was represented to Sitting
Bull by renegade white man that he
aud his followers, after their arrival
on Canadian soil, would be provided
for by the British Government.
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General William J. sewell. WIN

General William j. Sewell, who
last night received the Republican
caucus nomination for United ) tates
Senator from New Jersey, is about
iorty-hye years OF age, having been
born in ireland in 1885. lie has in
various important places of trust,
shown himself deserving of public
confidence. He was gallant SOL
dier throughout the civil war, enter
lug the service as captain in the 5fh
New Jersey Volunteers, aud being
successfully promoted to Drigadier.
general. lie was wounded at Get
tysourg, and again at Chancellors
vile. In 1872 he was elected from
camden county TO the New Jersey
senate by majority of nearly 3 900
III Total vote ot IA little more than
double that number. lie was twice
reelected state Senator, and in 1876
was chosen President OF the senate
IL was owing mainly to his efforts
that New Jersey subscribed SlOO ono
TO the Centennial Exhibition. Gen
erai Sewell became Superintendent
OF the West Jersey Railroad soon
after the Pennsylvania Railroad took
possession of the New Jersey roads
and held that position until ihe
close OF last year, when he was pro
road '''e
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ST. PAUL,s NJ. Il. CHuRCH.

- q ~ ~ - - VA SIl " MN.
The all day services at st. Pauls M.
e. Church, ON Sunday next, will be
conducted by the Rey. 4. }. Pretty :
man, as follows:
Az y a. m.-Loye Feast; at 10 80 a.
m,-pfeachlng.
Subject-ihe objectionable Sin.-
Dlvlson OF the subject: What is the
objectionable siny Why was IL not
covered 10y the atonemeuL? BY whom
Is 1t now committed?
AT 2 p, m.-Preaching to the chill
drem.
Subject--Remember.
AT q 30 p. ln.-Preaching to young
men.
Subject-Jesus Christ.
AT 13O p. m.-Preaching to Sin
ners. ...--
Subject-The Apostle Paul.
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Frs.n Yesterday. Late Iuzasss.
THE STORM.
PLENTY OF RAIN AND SLIPPERY
PAvEMENTs.

PLENTY OF RAIN AND SLIPPERY
PAYMENTS.
About 10 o'clock last night rain
drops began to slowly patter on the
pavements and in less than an hour
the rain was coming IN largely in
creased volumes. As fast as it fell
the water was congeaied into ice and
in one hour the pavemeuts and the
bed of the streets were covered with
a coating of smooth ice. The storm
increased during the night and tow
ard morning, the wind arose and
blowed quite gale. Ii continued
TO rain during the day and the gut
ters were SO overhowed that in many
cases they were impassable for ped
cslrians. This resulted from the
cutters of the cross streets being
choked up with ice and snow. The
bed of Poplar street resembled a
small creek. Persons who were
obliged to be out were compelled to
walk in the streets. If the storm
should continue fears are entertained
that there will be food in the
Christiana and Brandywine creeks.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
MARKET PRODUCE

In the the retail markets ~, ts
prices have been steady. exca 'tm Week
articles a. are affected by p' ,bI III suca
aud the supply generally has Ntalhsr,
the demand. Prices are are ehcredtd
follows: Moats-surloip steal "1out s
cents; porter house, 18 To- 20 csn, ~ toG
IL cents; veal outlets, Is IN ~ 'oahq,
ioins, IA cents; breast, 10 cant. CENT;
chops. IL To IL cents; rsast hes, ,H,ntlop
cenis; swse, breads, 10 cent ioLo y
Gents, hams, IL c.nts, middliny pe'k, 70
cents; shoui iers, 8 TO 8 cents c,, 70 10
IL cents; sausage, 10 cents; p,p,. oee
cents persei; lard 10 rsnt.: I'M rF.
crnfs; per pound. Game wild ,n.u 10 =
~ ceht% per pound, rabbits oo aes,
venison 10 70 Is eeuts per ponn',. Veati
vass back ducks, S3 per pair raJ ca@
81 20 10 81 50; black heals. "a m -"ta',
domestic turkeys, I2 10 Ia cs,,s ce
pouh1i geese 70 10 no cents tar,' ~ 'Nl, p,'
Gus, 30 cents 70 81; ducks, 81 10 4 t"'ct ,",
pair. Vegetat les g Celery, IN W
neans, g 10 10 cents, per quirt. tom.,a s'a's
20 cents per can; sweet POTATOES IA Ss'.
per T., OK; irish potatoes, 20 ren,. Gus ,l
ntps 70 cents per peck; carrots, a, caa,. W.
per peck; parsnips, 30 crnt.; e.hh,"l. u.
70 ten cents per head. Butter 25 IS ~
c-nt+ per pound; eggs 80 aud 40 can't, ~. "
dozen. w
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AGROuNpIN TILE River

Tue steamship" British Crown" of the
America Line, sailed from Ps,iadei,hla
on Wednesday morning Tor LIVerpaoI
w hen short distance above F,rt n.s in
are, the great mass of leo forced thp
steamer ON bar. Yesterday two OF the
fhil tdelplla Ice boats endeayored In
GET her off. bat failed In the attemnt.-
he steamer still remains there. bne /,
uni lureu -
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No RISE YET.

Al 1870 o'clock thsre was no increasl.
IN the volume of water coming down the
BrAndywine, but 1t is difficult TO tell
"hat. l. may be before night, for if there
IS any great increase in The volume sey
etal miles above it would take some t.tue
TO reach this points.
lhease there should be food eyefy-
Thing has been prepared for 1t.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22

HE WATTS TELEPHoNE.-The won.
deTs Of simple instrument thar viii
YET make noise in the world. fusiuess
eh heh waiting their offices connected with
teinole parts 81 their works Will do Wei
10 cal Oh M +. Hayden, corner SIKH
far IN ip'ey streets, who has the agency
- y now III operation for trial he refers for
WofK done. References: Geo. w. Rush a
son son The Harlan " HollingsworLh 90,
- ps. bancroft d Sons: j. j. Gallagher A
"e' "d o'hers. decl limo, Il
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
THE UNsAYED AFTER DEATH

The pastor of Union NJ. L. Church
corner Of Fifth and Washington Sts.,
VIII preach on the above named sub
jet on Sunday, January 231, at 1O 80
'elack. Interesting and successful
revival services arc n progress at this
church. The public is very coIdlally
invited. All seats are free.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
movement.

The Injunction which "Unclen Ratu.
Hatch has sued out in New ork ainst
the teleglaphie combination is genera |,
regarded simply as "bearn movement.
The gentlemen who are interested in TIN
cofffsiha ION say they have no fear OF
"Uncleo Rufus or The Courts of Ne.
York
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
HOW Nix. PAYNE KILLED HIS
WIFE

The particulars OF the accidentAl
shooting of Mrs. Sarah A. Payne by her
husband, Mr.. Sewall Payne, living near
focomoke Clly, aid have been received
II appears that on THURSDAY morning,
last week, Mr.. Payne fired from a win
dow OF his residence at hawk but only
SoandeJ IL. He started to the door foI
the purpose of having another shot, " hen
hls weapon, a double-OarIel musket, v AS
discharged, the load entering the Dreas
of Mrs. Payne, who was Standing near.
The unfortunate lady sank Insensible to
The floor and expired IN few minutes
DR.. McMaster was sent for, but his ser.
slcts were of no avail. Mrs. Payne
Vas "a years old aud h al lived very
happily with her husband, who was
.elrlbly distressed at her death. Mis-
fayne's funeral took place from Good
will NJ. K. Church, Rev. j. ID. A. Hanna
otiiciatlng, aud was largely attended.
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- EGIsFER y ORDER.
REGIsrkRs OFFIcE


New Castle Co.. Jan. H. lSSI
upon the application OF Emma T. 'rr IN
hasau. AdtDIplstratrlx of John S. Trtp-
hasan, late oI WhlJe Cay Gr ek HIM
dfsut IN said county, deceased, IN !.
ordered and directed by the lsegiSteT
That lhe Admin ,IraLrix aforesaid
give notice ol granting of Letters OF Al
ihlhletrat!on upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereni
oy causing advertisements to he posiei
"lthln iorty days from the date OF such
letters IN six OF the most pubiic places OF
me county Ot New CASTLE reuuirInV ali
persons having demands against Lht. ,.s-
taJe To present the same, or abiae by AN
act oi Assembly In suCn case made aud
proSIdedi aud also cause the same la I,e
Inserted within the same period in the
',si iLaISGIoN it1 GAZETTE, newspaper pub
ded therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
6lNen under the hand and seal
Il. >. oil Olnee OF the Register aforesaid
at New Castle, IN New ClstIp
county aforesaid, the day and wear above
WHICH, =, Z. hJGGS, Ile : lister,
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LocoMorIyEDIsARI.En

The locomotive attached The w,l,,i,,.
ton y 7rtbern Il. X. train leaving ih1.
elty At l0 "a ~, nheI hear Du PonT
stan oh des,idy mGruIHg lat, brnk.
an axle, Word va, telographed 10 Ih,s
elty, ahd another engiue sent out. Ths
accident Caused detention of four
hours. io"i
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
THE BRYANT's OFFICERS.

Yesterday afternoon officers of the
Bryant Literary Society of Rugby
Academy were elected as (, llows
Presldent-J. ID. Bush.
Vice Pr sident-Wm. Ii. Thomp-
sou.
secretary-F. D. Carpenter.
Irea urer-J. I. Hilles.
Llbrarian-Wm. w. Turner.
Assistant Librarian-E. g. Saw
don.
Editor of Bryant Record -Cleland
Jones.
Assistant Editor of Bryan Record
Harry Jackson.
osfgeant at Arms-fIarry Hopes.
orltic-DI. 5. W. Murphy.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
FOURTH EDITION
ln,ll nrlnns far ,rn.r,n..

shghly colder aud partly cloudy or
clearing weather, northerly to westerly
winds and rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22

LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF Hosiery AND
Underwear ia America. Cook Il BROTHER
os ~. 81 and aj NORTH EIGHTH STREET
pHILa DELPHIA. All orders Will have
p 1mpt attention.. inn9}= wi vap4r
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22

The date for the pigeon shooting
match between DR.. Carver aud Nj.
Scott has been altered from the 1st OF
February to Monday, the 7th of Feo-
ruary.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAKk

MONDAY Jan Il, . +. II.
Beef cattle aare ia lderaLeiy aeIiV4
during tue pist waek, but prices al the
c4ose were easier. 1JO0 ne4d arrived stIu
aoid at the different yards u "a 63{c,
per pound, the latter rate for choice.
HEEP 1ere auil and prices were IA frac-
tion tower. 1ZUOU head arrived and soIa
Al 4ab12c.t anu lambs at aa6LSc., per 40. AZ
10 condition
Hoes We're dull anu weak 20 o be,dar.
rived aEd SOL nj Lae ditfere n ynI.is .t
o2sas =, the later rate for ex IRA
PAkK DROVE YARD.
fVtg-secJnd and Lancaster upe. Ian. 18th
ShEEP-t.Atra, ~ To Is bs,-Lobf3 Z pa,15
~ 70 IhU Ds., "a 10 8 1alr, ~ 70 M
bls.,o3s TO o1s; good lambs ~ IL, =; me
NUN taih1s, ola 10 o. Calves. b TO ~
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| PRICE TWENTY-FIVE GEMS
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
! CAUrIoH.-Noue are genuine uYles. III.
slglatureo Of ALLEN HAYDoCK surround.
each VIaio Pills. Every pills Is So,
Coated. II your druggist does n3t kee
dfese on receipt Of 10 cents, rive SJt,I.
Ior sl.W, buy at onee. Do not delay.
HA y DOCK x Co.,
novEs.eodxWIy. ~ PIatJ 81 N Y
The daily gazette., 1881-01-22

if IS believed that great battle has
takeh place between the Chiliau and
lerulan armies al or near Lurin. The
opposing troops Were about equal In
~ stehe'h-aboul $4,000 men being mass
"a on either side-althougn the CHILEAN
ulsclpllne aud equipments were vastly
superior. NJ news has been received
lfoln The font, although The mails are
considerably overdue.
| found DIR. Bulls Cough Syrun IN ha
most effeetual remedy, aud feel sure I6aa
sne most stubborn cough and cold viii
Alsld 70 Its healing Influence. FRANC "a
rice, New Orleans, Aug. q, 1870.