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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-04-20

REV. JOSEPH R. WILSON, D. D., Stated
Clerk and Treasurer, Wilmington, NC.
Rev. VIM. BROWN, D. D., Permanent Clerk,
fredericksburg, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-04-20

TRUSTEES.
Hon. JAMES HEMPHILL, President, CT
ter, S. G..
REV. j. H. WILSON, Vice-P President, Oh
lotte, ~ G.
JESSE H. LINDSAY, Esq, Secretary a
Treasurer, Greensboro, N. C.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
RAILWAY MATTERS.

There is apparently boom In
railway matters in this city. On
last Thursday evening a week, the
City Railway Company petltioned
Council for the privilege of laying
tracks up French street from Front
to Fourth, thence to the Christiana
and Third street bridge, and also
on Fourth from Market to French.
AT the meeting of Council last
evening the Street Committee re-
ported iavorably on the petition and
the report was adopted. The report
was amended SO a, TO allow the com :.
pany to go up Walnut street, if they
deemed it TO their best interests. In
conversation with one of the officials
OF the company this morning he
stated that his company would com.
mence the new line at the earliest
possible moment. They think that
the enterprise will be paying one.
They will also extend their tracks
into the Ninth Ward, as soon as the
necessary amount of money is sub
scribed. 1t now lacks about 50 900
OF the necessary amount.
The City Company have now with
drawn their opposition to the Front aud
Union streets lire. AT one time it looked
as though there might be trouble over
the matter. The Front and Union line
we're granted charter In 1877 to Law
tracks out Front street and such other
streets as they might deem proper. A
short time ago the City Railway Com.
pany pelitioned Council for the privilege
OF laying tracks on the streets contemplst-
ed by the Front and Union Line. This
petition was opposed by the latter
company, and for time it looked very
much like a conflict between the two
lines but now everything has been salts
lactorily settled by the City Company
Withdrawing their opposition.
The new company will begin LAYING
their tracks next mouth and contemplate
having the road in running order by
August LIST.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
FOREIGN ITEMS.

MIR. Gladstone fell while aliahting
from his carriage Wednesday night
and cut the back of his head. He will
be LAID up for some days. Tho Prince
of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh
started for Berlin last night to attend
the wedding on Sunday Of the eldest
son OF Gown Prince Frederick vii.
liam and Princess Augusta Victoria
OF Schleswlg-holsteIn. The third
reading of the Coercion bill was NOV
ed in the House OF Commons last
night and 1t will be pressed 10 f,nal
vote this evening. justin McCarty
has assumed the leadership Of the
Home rulers during Mr.. Parnel' alb.
scenoe. John Bright says terms of
peace have been offered TO the Boers
which it is thought they will accrpt,-
The Porte hns ordered 80 OO0. 600
cartridges from the Uu ted States =
Premier Ferry, in the French senate
yesterday, again denied the sale of war
material to Greece. The reason wby
France forbade the importation Of
American pork was on account of its
being impregnated with trichinae.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
General News.

4
The Seventy first New York Regi
ment reached New Orleans last even
ing.
At the second days racing of tn,
New ORLEANS carnival meeting yester
day all three races were won by Liltl
Reb.
Mrs. John Wilcox, of Titusville, Pa.
attempted to kindle a fire with kero.
sene on Wednesday and was SO badl,
burned that she will die.
The Court House at Greenville, Sc
bastian county, Ark, was burned or
Thursday night, and the records Of the
county were destroyed. The loss is es.
timated at $4,000.
A little daughter of G. Hamilton, an
employs in paper mill at Coeymans,
n. T., while playing in the mill on
Thursday, fell on the water wheel and
was instantly killed.
The first race at Augusta, Ca, yes.
terday, three quarter mile heats, was
won by Oak Grove Rose in 1.20b, 1.2l1.
The one and one eighth mile dash was
won by Emily F. in 2.03.
In the case at Dover, N. H., of Net
tier VS.. the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, brought to recover $4,000 for
injuries received, the jury rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff for $1,000.
Robert Dunn, of No. 21O Greenwich
street, New York, was yesterday con-
vlcted of selling lottery tickets, and
RHnfAnppn IN he -, al
tertiary and to pay fine of $1,000.
Major James Barton, Mayor elect of
Chester, Pa, was rendered reception
by the Pioneer Club of that city last
night. The address of welcome was
delivered by Colonel Theodore Hyatt.
A short, thick-set negro named John
Sprlttens, was held for trial yesterday,
in Philadelphia, charged WITH commit
ting an indecent assault on Ella
Richie, a respectable young white
woman, residing at Third street and
Nicetown lane.
Thomas j. Scott was found guilty
of murder in the second degree to-day
at Lime Valley, for the shooting OF
John Z. DOugherty in u barroom fight
at Knapp's Creek, small oil town, IN
November last. SCOTS Zeal name is
Timothy j. Callahan, and his native
place is Pltlsburg. He was sentenced
TO PRISON for life.
On Tuesday night, in the eastern
part OF Bartholomew county, Indiana,
a mob, masked and armed, seized
Samuel Ewing and hanged him till he
was nearly dead, and stood over him
with a cocked pistol, trying to extort
from him a confession that he had poi
soned Dir. Biddinger's horses. The
doctor had lost seven horses by poison
lug. The mob ute ly failed, and aban-
doned the prisoner. The agents OF the
law are now after the mob.
County Judge Ryigel yesterday at
Lyracuse, N. Y, sentenced the Earl
gang of burglars, thieves and highway
robbers. Leon and Charles Earl were
each sentenced TO sixty-fve years in
the State prison at Auburn Emma
Earl, their sister and the receiver Of
the stole" property, to fifteen years.
VI The other members of tue gang,
Thomas jacques was sentenced TO for
ty years. Frank Richards to twenty
years and Anna Sorting to five years
The gang operated extensively for the
past two years 10 tho central counties
of New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
ALEXANDER THE GREAT

"ept because there we're no more world.
To conquer, but the pToprieturs of DT
Pierco's Family Medicines, who hav.
FOUND II NECESSARY 10 establish a branch
ot the Worlds Dispensary at L9ndon,
England, IN order TO supply from thai
great commercial emporium these re-.
medal blessings to foreign countries,
where they are largely In demand, 90
not share the great conqusrer's semi
Lents, an their conquests are of diseases
anu have made happy not only the con.
queTor but the people who em ploy III. m.
Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
cure all blood and skin diseases, scrofn.
ious affections, swellILRs and internal
soreness. DR. Pierce's Pellets are the
little giant cathartic; DIR. Piercs's Favor.
Ito cription-woman's tonic and
nervine-Dr. Pierce's Extract of Smart
Weed, the great remedy for colds and
all bowel affections, a. diarrhna. dvsen.
terry aud fax. Worlds Dyspsnssry
Medical ASSOCIATION, pI oprietors, Buffa.
10 and London. ssEi fsb2l q
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
Newark Letter

LECTURE DoNAnosn
nc USE nAE 'KERs ABOUT
DENT-sALEs, ETC. Acc.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
p. D. NEWARK, Feb. rs, ,,s
Rt. Rev. DR.. Becker will ~. ''''
the hew hall on Thursdav 'oc'ure b |
March March l7th' subject, Ireland 1 y
stated" Admission, s. cent: Cav
Mrs. Wilson, widow ofsy 49,
deceased, has remov d 10 VA Wilson
taking up her residence with "h,nl'stop
er, WIN. Schultz. DR.. A. p Set Oi ialh
also removes flom this Town ~ SSaav
delphla to morrow, where hs IN rAla
tinuo the practice Oft Homoe%o,.',ItS,olaa
One Of Newark's rising geu.r., +''
having in his possession asIo onS
PIN, about the first part of wi nu 'erra-
selved the idea ofburying it TIM IN !, ,' %,
barrel for safe preservation dn nv a. a,A
cold weather, but getting imna,s.'al'
dug It up one day last wsek p wst
was, to use an odd expres,ior "I.l !
alive and klckin. The bow in o, loud
is quite IA young natura list oftsn 't ss
lug humber Of bugs, bees etc NV
his person; one time capturing = ~
turkey buzzard. "E
The engine drawing train NJ >,
broke down between NnwaTS
Stanton on Tuesday evening @
managed to reach this station :, Oa
or more behind the schedule t; H. n0u
Two engines were telegraphed far ' -.
10 proceed with The train and tho ~
81 10 take the disabled engine IN W. y.
shops. " @
Some person or persons brok. ~.
the residence of Wilmer WorreIl ~" NV
time during Tuesday night rin'.,
open straw bed and emptled tb.r ~
tents on the floor, using the tickins !.
a receptacle to carry away the bos,
MIR. Worrell says he has an ida W.
the parties were. The house has ~.
beeu occupied for some time. A nas
lie sale of The household good. r y.
held yesterday.
Mr.. K. q. King and wife Returned 4
Newark on Wednes Jay after an ab,sr,
OF nine weeks spent in PhIladelnLis
Mr.. Frank Griffith has again Ie,r,a.,
to railroadlng, but in what CAPACITY :.
are unable at present to state.
Last evening, between seysn and
elgh' o'clock, a large number Of n.
members aud friends OF the N
Church met at the residence ut ME-
). GlImour aud proceeded iu a bod, Ia
the paraonage, laden down with n.
necrssar'es VI life, aud taking the ocrn.
pants entirely by surprise. or coun.
the whole party were invited IN, Wh,r
alter the usual greetings were over. N,
company gave themselves thoroughly 10
10 The enlcymenls OF the evening, WlI,n
uld not manly consist in ea,lh,
After The refreshments were p.s,ai
around Mr.. IL. 5. Goldey, In bei,fd
tue young men, presented to Mr.. Fr,uc
a purse Of SIS. making DeN hih
speech previous, which was Handsomely
responded 10 by the recipient, Ara
singing aud prayer the pa ty began 10
az perse, feeling At least Oh an occasion
IKE this, that 1t is far better TO give then
TO receive.
An unknown man engaged in the seed
aud boarding al the WMhiuv
Ion Hotel, received a telegram yesterday
from Port Royal, his home, stating TIA.
hls fourteen year old son had been
Killed by the cars. The almost heart
broken parent lett ON the first train
nolle"afd. AEoS,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
A SMASH UP ON. The WILMINGTON b
NoRTHERN-THB TRACK BLoCKADRD-
ALMOST A SERIOUS MIsHAP on THE

SMASH UP ON. The WILMINGTON ,
NoRTHERN-THB TRACK BLoCKADRD-
ALMOST A SERIOUS MIsHAP on THE
P. w. u. Il. r.
Two railroad accidents occurred near
this city this morning, which might have
been more serious In the results than
they were.
About 6.45 O'Clock q switchman at the
west eni yard Of the p, w. Ii. K. R.,
about one mile this side Of the junction,
accidently let fright car run on the
crossing to within few inches Of the
inside rail OF the south bound track.
About the time the accident happened,
aud before IL could be -emedied, the
Baltimore Mail South came dashinQ
along aud the sides of three passenger
cars scraped against the freight car,
breaking several windows 10 the passen.
ger cars, and creating quite panic
among the passengers.
The ears were 50 badly damaged that
the train was backed into this city, aud
the passengers transferred to other cars.
No one was injured. The accident
caused delay OF Lalf an hour to the
Baltimore Mail and also to the Boston
express which was behind the mail train.
About 0 O'Clock, as an extra freight
train on the Wilmington & Northern q.
X. was approaching the Delaware Yves.
tern crossing, six coal cars jumped the
rack. One of the cars was completely
wrecked, and the other Eve were piled
up across the track. Fortunately no one
was hurt. The track remained obstrue-
ted for some time, ard passengers on he
south bound train had to be transferred
around the wreck and we're brought In
to the city by the north bound train,
while the passengers on the latter were
transferred In the same manner and
taken up the road on the south bound
train.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
OF Interest to the nno,or.

The medical profession Throughout thu
world now regards with much Ia crest he
clinical records OF the sSle beaLed Uha,,Iv
hospital at New Orleans, on nceoIi M -,
iLs treatment Of yellow fever aud uthnr
lnalnrlal diseases. Ii is well 10 ,e,nsI'
Der mat the Louisiana eUale LOTTERY. Ia
contracted. aud has paid promp' " ~ .,
inc instruments OF the 81 ,OOJ vOy M
next drawing takes place on AI,cb a.,
anu a Al information eau be had by ,Tri''
N ssv ~ a. n; Dauphin, No. 8lg broadway
New Orleans. La. person at
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

MOTTO E.-Dr. khne's Great Nerve
t.e5 oreT Is the marvel of the ago for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free,-
Send TO 93l Arch Street Phily .i.lphia,
81 2O-ly
on! why should the spirit OF mortaI
he roud p We give 1t up-but when we
see a man driving "prond spirited"
team, We unAeSlLttlugly remark-Ihat
lnah uses NJ. B. Roberts Horse Powders
% cents Al all drug stores. ianl5 i'm
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

1hAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILA1EEPFIA.-l.5s 2.27, SO ia.
Blu 9.UO, S.4i, lou2, lo.3Q, q. m IL Is. - Or
12.43, 2.US 2.3O, 400, G.l7 7.Ol 90 10 on n m
6.gl, g.55, 1000 p. m. 0''2' ''i'
FoR New YoKk.--l.5s, 2236.8O 100. 1902
am. l2.aG, 2.43. DTS, 6l7. n. m. N
Sundays Los LIB q. m, an p. m.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINCTf,N.-
ZsoI, 2.O3. 2l5, 7,55,a.3j, a. m. IZ.55. Jto4
5 : q aoS, p. IN. On sundays 1901, 2.pS
FOX BALTIMcRE, hay Line connection,
T-eS p, IA. No sunday trains.
, FOR NEW CAsTLE.-60a 80, n. M. LOS
6Ul, $50, y. IN, No Sunday trains
FOR DELAWARE T.. R.-g3s a. IN J NJ
$50, p. IN. No Sunday traigs. ~
rok " LIN lNCED$ & NORTHERN r. X -
..0o, q. M; 800, o.O5 p, IN. No Sun,,ay
o Fox DELAWARE WESTERN r. R,rs
o,oo a. M $50 p. m. No sunday traii a,
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WIBMING1On
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l24y I-5s ~,
!.oz, $40; 30, " m; l2ls, l2.45, .O2 2S0
4.z0, 40, 4.oOo.i0 5.2j, 100, 500, go ii. 10 n
~; On SUNDAY 81 $, l@'l3, l.3o, 20s, IN, lO.l
FROM NEW YoRK.-I.5S, 2.08, 7.52, 8 80. 81
M, l2.46, log, 4.5O,7 W p. m On Sua Iav.
Los, 2.G6, 7.52 a. IN.
FROM BALTIMoRE.-I.53. 2I7 o.,
M; l220, 12.4I, 2.U5, Coz 9.43, D. m, sin
days, .b3, 2.lI d. III. U.UT 800 D. M.
koM WAsHINGroN.-l55, 2.I7. a. IN
days. 6.O7, 30 y. IN,
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S.4s 9.35, l2.lUa. m
OH, 90 y. M. No sunday ttains'
from DELAWARE X. k.-S.yU. ~ m
b40 p IN. No sunday trains
FROM WILMINGTON j. hoKTHERN A.
~, ll'25 a. m; 6.45 p. IN. No Sundsv
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN Il. R.-s.ya
= M 2 10, p IN. No sunday trains.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON IEAVL
Ia 4 -
FROM BROAD STREET AND W Asur,go-,,,,
AYENUE-7.U5,I.3 y, SIS, 1851 .10, III 15 y. m
l.oO, 3OO, 800. AGO, 49,, 5.lJ, o.OV, b.4G $40
Ss4o, ll.5o p. IN. On Sundays, s. Is a m
go S.45, ll.JO y. m. " a.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND M4PKI
bTkEETs.-7.3O, lids a. M l2.26, 4.tg
M; LOO a. m. On Sundays, I.OJ, ~
NorE.-lne black figures represent the
Limited Express" on which an extre
hre haTged.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
A Heavy Death Rate.

Twenty one deaths had been re-
ported to L. b. Frazer, Registrar
OF Deaths and Burials, up 10 IL
O'Clock to-day. This is pretty
heavy death rate. A large number
of the deaths occurred from consump-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

In the House Of Representative. Al
Harrisburg, yesterday, the bill repeating
50 much OF the tax law of1S6S as Imposes
tax of per cent upon the net anuuallu
come OF bankers and brokers was repor
ted negatively.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY,

Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Elliott, will
celebrate the fortleth anniversary of
their marriage this evening at their
residence, Brandywine Hundred. A
large number of invitations have been
issued aud the affair will ne doubt be
"a very pleasant one.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood
DC, will send recipe that will cure yo .
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID
NeD York CStV. MaY4-eodDAwly
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

GEN. HANCOCK Is a true gentleman
eno eve sense Of the term. Hi. dIpnitv
a a9' I'D mann ness OF demeanor during ons
al 'no most stubbornly contested noIiI,,
Inc SS'npalghs over known won for him
onnnna'., even of his bltteresI
OF The tact of his magnani,nnnlk c Jhvtuenee
can be dlsIred than his acceptanca OF oIt an
mutation to attend the inangurstin az
'otelno hieslon the Alb of March n.xt.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
VERY ILL

John NcFarlane, a well known far,
mer OF New Castle Hundred, is lying
very III at his residence. His reeoverY
IS very doHbtful, as he is sutf. ring
I ON dropsy.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

1t is now thought that the bill for The
new railload route petltloned for by lh,
Delaware Western railroad will pas. lhs
House by vote Of Is tos; and th,
Senate by 7lo2
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
HA DOCKS
PANACEA.
MEAK WHAr Is SAID

LEAR WHAT IL SAID,
: IL has made me "a new man. ..aJ
Or. hHydock's Panacea has lpcreaS0N
my well lit fifteen pounds ~, M,
My vale would not be without
any money" .,o..
our liLIle boy is much better. enoio's
one dollar for another bottle"
mud ~ as eaAy To take as mix. ,nt.
We have SOD thirteen Dottte" vi
week, and shall want two doLeh AVA
OIder.n
My morning agony is gone-thanAS"
your fanacsa."
II tind IL IA splendid appetiEer. 18th
Any Invalid or sufferer aillcteu M
any Kidney disorder who VIII Wflte .i ,s
an ~ Their complaint, Will DC ,',ost
huInanely nnu Kindly. IL Ii my Wy of
earnest desire to Investigate AL IoIn' n
Diabetes, and give relief at all uln i,a ma
you are too poor 10 purchase. Wfito
my way, aud your case will have inA"
dlate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF [ noS
Haydock Is across the mouth VI e"O
bottle, az.
Prloe-one dollar for large. ana III"
Genus for trial size.
HAYDooK 4 ooy ~
nO@ -sod&wIy, w Pisa H. NJ ~ =
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
FOURTH EDITION


For The Middle Atlantic States, warm
or, fair weather, northerly winds, vssring
to southeasterly, followed by falling ba-
rometer,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

no one can witness the sufTerlngA NJ
Tue baby. without feelings OF sxtfems
PITY; FOR these SuffeT1ngA however, IN
Bulls BABY syrup IL a sovereign remedy
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

e.1 mr. WIN. Smith, on the Hallingswortb
n a'n II, New Castle Hundred, Will sell
Out on the 18th Of next month.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb "A, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., 3. +. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at u
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

National Bank OF Delaware.
First National Bank. ..................l4S
Union National Bank. "a
National Bank OF vii. & BFandywine is
Farmers Bank ..:.;....;........... 90.
wilmington Coal Gas Co...............lUO
Delaware 4, X. Co.; .::............ 291a
Delaware Western Il. X. Co. 70
Phlla.. WiL-.& baltimore IL. K. Coz, IL
Wilmington 4 Northern K; K. Co... IN
W limlhSJoh passenger II. ". Co... .
Delaware Fire Ins. Co...............a2
Masonic Hall Co...... 5
Delaware stale.
Wilmington City 6s................. lilo
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. .,lUJ
Wilmington Passenger L. W., LIST
mortgage. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0l
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

ID UTTER ON THE PEACH.
Ii To every huusekeeper and naaot
grower cultivating "a single tree or an or
GhdTd, this valuable work is offered w IN
dlrrctions for preserving health produc.
llNehess and prolonged life. Special
remedies against tnaG tell disease The
fellows" Book 81, ~ IN all po Lage pre-
taid' Information given II desired.
Address, j. RUTTER,
!anN-9tw' West Chester, Pa,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

MuNDAY Feb. q, 5 P. N,
Beef cattle were in fair demand. bn5
Prices, az the close, favored buyers. $50
mead arrived ana sold at the, uiTFrr,s,f
yarus a. la &c. per pound, al 10 CON
hEEP were fraction higher. $500
C., per To-, ami lambs at BE. per Ia ~
Hoes were in demand, at an AID vance.
~. head arrived and sod al Inc diner
sut ards at oa554c., per 10, ) TO con
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
MAYUOUR's KIDNEr PANACEA

VIII give almost Immediate reiIui, WAen
all otn,r means have failed. The moss
powerful existing medicine Tor The euio
vi female complaIn.s. FIny years "a
perItnc, IneonicsLab!y prove this fenr1!
unrlNallec tor the dlsuruers Inc denlAi "
tue female sex. No family should ~
without IL, AID II may DO taken Dy young
aud Old, as II VIII restore health when
every oLher means prove UNSUCCESSFUL
To the stomach We trace dysptPsa,
headache and general debility; W ts
liver. ble, Jaunul' and yellow fever ~
the bowels, dlArrhBa, dysentery. cOhst.
pALlon, Iiles and HstuiH; W Tue luuSs'
consumption, ETC.; " the blood scfo'uls,
ecursy and ali cuLaneouA erupLIons' ~
keepIhg these organs and vial huld puie
ana healthy we may safely dely tue III
lacks II disease, aud NO medicine
prepared Tor this purpose can equal Wv
action of
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
DISORDER OF ThEKlDNEYs.

In All diseases affecting these Organs,
whether Iney Becrete too IN ucu or w nv
tie water, OF whether they DO atnlcLei
wlth bioue Or gravel or WIN aches Ald
pains settled la the loins over the regions
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect VI Ibis pAnacea
as prepared by Dr. h~ydOck, upon the
hldneJ ana Urinary Organs ls EllhOuIA
parsiiel la Tue history Of medicine, and
us results lar beyond ady 81 tho kidney
remedies oi the day. llsLimulates Dlges-
TO-, adds tome 10 the system, InyiEUrAlss
the DeDliiLated, and 10 inIalIlble lor IB
cure o. Diabetes In It's worst form,
Oae trial OF teaspooufui IA q wiz
glass oil water Will convince the ms
skeptlcal wiLlin from ten 10 twenty mr
uLDa.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

am i'ikbN Il 1AhD.
FJtV-Second and Lancaster uUe. Feb. Dist.
sHEEP-Extra, ll0 to 100 ns..-BlItotiz.
sood 30 10 100 ibss., TO w. laIr. al
% 20 90 ns.,, ~ TO %: good lam0s, " h
e/t' Ituiun lambs, % toe; Calves,
70 ~ Lighter run and prices slightly
"uNahce'. Arrivals 400 mead
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, p. NJ
LOGR Is quiet & prices are uneBagped.
safes oi latO DDis, lhcludlnE Miuues,,itt ~
eias' al 20 40 % Tor medium 10 fancy
clsaf' ana al 80 81 L2a6 D. ior straight, Pen
wanna exOTa family al s. I5a5 " esteem d..
~ AZ no lOao 10 and Patents al SB 6U4
20. rye Flour is steady al 81 - A . p,.r
otIIel. Torn meal Is nominal at 3 10
SkAIN.-A neat Is IN better demand and
ana &c. per bushel higher. sales al
otT9 business, including rejected al Al q
al u'z2i 40. 2red, car lots, at Il lIJsal iI9Z
ana No. red III elevator, ~ IA. III,
~ I'l1 March and 81 1919 April, ana sI III
h"y' hye-fennsyI vauia is wanted a.
@'c. per bushel iO0 bushels sold al thai
j. are. Corn Is IN fair demand and heIl
H-sAer. sales OF loo bushels. IurliId-
ms yellow, al 5ilga55c. white at 5Ic,.
SAL, elevator, at DOC. and sLtAiner al AZ.
a NE open board 500 bushels. Feb s0fd
al o3c,, oJc. was DId Tor Feb, Ole for MarcG.
9'52e iof y pm, aud oz1ac. Tor .IHy, Oats
aiC dull ana weak, sales of mn bus a.
els, h Guiding white al 4Za46r and ~.
Itcttu ana mixed at 3Jl2c. a ACC The re-
1cIlLs to-day We're AS follows: ZIgj parr4sfs
81 hour. 32,a2U bushels wheat. no itU
hu- a. GuiA, 800 bush. oats IL $40 busn,4 :
phtleA. 600 bust h. malt, 800 barrels Wins
WHIsKEY.-lOO barrels Western iron
oouuo sou at 81 IL per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

DP- HAYDOCK'S
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
THIRD EDITION
THE STOCK GAMBLERS.

EXCITING TIMES IN NEW YORK AND
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The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
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