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TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STONE QUARRY LOT ON
ROCK CREEK, OPPOSITE THEP STREET RAIL

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
8FsHRE H9H
yqs Of ss ed tsq s5 aasS Nay az 4n
O'CLOCK to the highest bdaei ii lot umbered
5 e o hs p p e pt of the City
The terms are Cash (of which s25 must be
PAID at the time of sale, and the residue in six and
e ass months with six cent the
ss. all 5zi 4 1rea9
nUNCANsoN Bros, Aucuoneers.
cHA NN,E SAFE OF PEs5RAB5E 1MPReyER
H WEs IN t TaE drY AS oP W H1E
ss32 docket a tr2 al YIN Offer for pubic
5an' ( 'hS gffHcssE 81 1851
's Ssndred a nast 9l s
{5lf) Of the Flat or plan of said city the being
25 said having Width of twenty !1 {se
ot to 1p e and M sa ID back with ha
s ay bsnpT by dwelling the
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash. day of saie or within
and %enths 'ES day Of
sae deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum until paid or the pr-
chaser to have the option if h. desires to all
chase money and interest paid or if the purchaser de-
sires deed will be given and deed Of trust taken
cure deferred payments. deposit of 500 required
from the purchaser at time Of SALE If terms Of sale
are not compiled with the property will be readvertsed
after ten days advertisement. Conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost
SAMUEL c. MILLS, Trustee
GIT Louisiana avenue.
F. II. FALL, Trustee
n26-d&ds 402 9th street northwest,
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DEPEAvITy.-Two young white girls, about six
teen years old, were before Judge Smell this morn.
Ing on the charge OF being public prostitutes and
Migrants. Officers Melton and Hutchinson, OF the
flrSt precinct, testified that they knew these girls
for some time and have seen them at all hours OF
the day and night on the street with disreputable
characters, and arrested them in a low den on Sd
street, between Maryland and Maine avenues
about midnight last night Thos. B. Howard and
his wife were put on 10 testify for the defence as
to the character OF the girls but Howard admitted
that he had been sent 10 the workhouse and also
that he was not married 10 the woman he was lv-
ing with. The court remarked that there should
be law In this District TO make these people who
live together as man and wife support their ille-
Ultimate children, ana then there would not be so
many Migrants Tor the District To support The
court took the personal bonds OF the girls 10 not
repeat the offence with which they were charged.
RAILROAD CoNNEcTIoN.-A telegram to the n. Y.
Herald from Ell Paso, Texas, December 2, says:
"Ihe tracks OF the Southern Pacific and Texas Pa
c1fic railways were connected at junction station,
eighty miles east OF tnis city, at O'Clock yester-
day evening, and the new southern route from the
east TO the Pacific is now an accomplished fact.
long conference was held In Philadelphia yes
terday between Receiver OF Taxes Hunter and
CITY Solicitor West regarding frauds In the tax
Office.
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AUCTION SALES.

TS GE9sE AZ TAT oN THURS
PAST Four Pm, in front q the premises. the Es
three story frame House, No. 40 Maryland avenue
southeast This well built house Of ten rooms, with
private offer viii also be entertained.
We. BURFoRp.
Ills F street;
U H. WARNER, Real Estate Agent.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE No. 71s TWELFTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
We viii sell at auction, on MONDAY, DECEM-<ss
Der TWELFTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the ~:
above mentioned property, being three story and
basement brick house with thirteen Lot 2Ox155
Easy termss which will be announced at sale. 500
deposit. bargain will be given.
dsd DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
DUNoANsON BROS. Auctioneers
FINE AND SELECT STOCK OF GROCERIES,
W VINES. LI9U0RS, FIXTURES S;, HORSE, NAG,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF TENTH
AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER SEW
ENTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will cell at
ine mentioned Store the entire contents compris
Flour. Coffee Teas Sugars
I Tobacco. Cigars. Candies Starch,
Mhlskles, Sherry, Port, Gin,
Syrups, Moasses, Cheese Safe
Large quantity Canned Goods, Spices,
Showcases, Oil Can, Platform and other Scales
Coffee MILL large Ice Box. nj. 7. Meat Counter
AT TWO O'CLOCK PM
With shes Fa ms and 6arness
d3-st DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
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II room; also, furnished Front Sitting Room and
Meeting Bedroom: also. other small Bedrooms Terms
moderate 62O of 18th and streets northwest.
d2-3ts
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II Furnished ParlOrs, suitable for members of Con-
gross at IOS 18th street northwest, between and
streets Flrst-class Board in the house, if desired
d. st.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

i OTIS FOR SALE-2s. 500 FEET ON TWELFTH
II street near northwest s. e0 feet corner Vermont
avenue and boundary. s. 900 feet lIth near north
west cnolce iots IN lie Drot Park do. Whitney
d2-1m q. W. COOPER, $50 Az street northwest
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON DECEMBER l. AN ONYX EARRING.
- suitable reward Will be paid if returned to Star
oiec- It,
II oSICON FRIDAY FVENING ABOUT 6OCI,K
~ ON New hork avenue, or 18th a PockethoOk
CONTAINING sum OF money ROchdale ticket Nc Snif
able reward left AT 1l2e New York avenue d3 N.
III OST-LADY'S BLACK SATIN POCKET COW
tanning pocket book, with about five dollars and
owner cards &c Please return to MRS. SOULE iii
StH sei'cs A"1 INVEST It,
III OST-DECEMBER lsT, 18th AND o STRFFTS
northwest, Diary for 1881, with name of John
T. Herrel, No. 922 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
wrote on fyleaf. If returned to the above address
suitable reward viii be given. In.
III OST-IESTERDAY, On OR 1lTH STREETS
northwest Gas supposed Purse containing small
sum OF money and key. The finder Is requested to
restore It 10 the at 1854 northwest 1t.
III OST-ON THE % OF DECEMBER, IN THE
- vicinity OF and 18th streets. small Roll,
tanning receipts and other papers reward will he
given II returned % I22 18th street. d3-3ts
IT OST-A CENSUS CERTIFICATE No 81 49, THE
finder will please return it TO the Census Office as
Il - OF no value only TO the drawn in favor Of
OhLaNDo r. EMERSON d2-2t'
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"EKTOGRAPHIC PRINTING DONE AND HEX.
IL tographs refned anc repaired by
a., T. z. BADEN,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IGOR SALOON F STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND
II 9TH streets northwest, three-story and basement
Brick Residence in perfect condition with Brick Stable
on the rear. Apply to THOS. j. FISHER l. CO., 1924
II street northwest daft
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L,OR RENT-IN STRICTLY PRIVATE HOUSE.
II two suites of beautifully furnished Rooms south
ern exposure; house tclass in respect loca
ton central; parties with children need apply. Ad-
dress B.. Star office. do st.
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warrants Issued.

Upon the complaint of Bailiff w.
II. Brady warrants were issued for
the arrest Of Charles Specht and
Adam SPAIN, upon the charge of
violating the recent law governing
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
The charge specifically stated Is
that the defendants were engaged in
selling malt liquors retail, understhe
protection Of having a brewers
license.
The case was called before the
Mayor last evening, but was post
poned until this evening. The defen-
dants will endeavor to prove that
they were only selling weiss beer and
that 1t is not a malt liquor.
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Dark Deeds Coming to Light.

KANSAS CITY, June 10. The num-
ber Of dead bodies found in the Mis-
souri, river at this point recently has
given rise to suspicion that there il
an organized band of "lhugs" at worl
at some points on the river above here
A few days ago the body of young
woman, entirely nude, was taken oui
of the current. Yesterday the head
less body of a man was found floating
and to-day tho body of man with his
throat cut from ear to ear was found
in the river a few miles. below the city.
Previous to the finding of these evi.
dences of foul play, several Other
bodies were taken from the river In
this vicinity.
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General Foreign NesOs.
..s LONDON, June 21, 1881.
Prince Milan has left st. Peters.

f.a.a LONDON, June 21, 1881.
Prince Milan has left st. Peters,
burg.
Prince Leopold took his seat in
the House Of Lords yesterday as
Duke of Albany.
The Canadian credit Foncier, of
Paris has opened q subscription for
the victims of the Quebec fire.
A despatch TO the Ne,os from Gen
eva saya:-"Hartmann, the nihilist,
l1asuot been arrested. "A friend of
his has received q letter from him,
dated. London, announcing his inten-
tion Of starting for New York i'm
medlately."
The summonses against the Pro-
testant missionaries for holding
Open-air preaching in Calcutta have
been dismissed, the Court deciding
that the authorities in issuing the
prohibition acted ultra pires.
A despatch from Calcutta to the
Tymss says:--"A report has reached
here from Central Asia that large
bodies Of Russian troops are assem-.
bling ON the borders of Kashgar, and
that . conflict with the Chinese troops
cannot long be averted."
At the elections to fill thirteen
vacancies in the Roman MUNICIPAL
Council eight Of the successful can
didates were the nominees OF the
clerical and moderate coalition,
three of the clericals alone and two
Of the progressists and moderates.
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WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.- .-Stocks
were dull and, except at the opening,
weak. Money ruled easy at the old
rates, although for time, in the last
hour, as high as 5 per cent was paid for
call loans. Governments were firmer,
State securities were neglected aud rail-
ways were quiet and weak. Sterling ex-
change was q trifle more active and firm.
The cable telegram from London yes
terday quoted consols at 100 3-lo for
money and 1908 for the account. U. s..
bonds were quoted at 106 for the bs.1l73
for the Al, and lI8s for the 4s. The rate
OF discount for sixty days to three
months bank bills Is II per cent, and tor
trade bills in the open market is 2M2a
per cent, which, is from / below to the
same as Bank OF England rate. &
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THE CzAR's NEW POLICY.
He Surrounds Himself BY Members
Of the National Party.

VIENNA, June 1S.-Ihough pondeIing
long aud Gonbtfully upon every step lie
takes, the Car 10 seen to be gradually
surrounding himself With The chosen
representatives Of the National party,
who, 10 secure influence and rank, sud
denly discard all idea Of Liberal or con-
stituticnal government. AS lifting Sc
guel 10 the previous appointments. Gen.
Obruischetf, who, some years age, went
tolPafis on the Auti Germ IN errand,
has been Nominated for The Direction OF
the Central Stah Office. Owing, how
ever, 10 the feelings aroused at Berlin,
1t is very improbable that the appoint
ment will he completed. Tho appoint
ment OF General vannofisky as Minister
OF Mar has crea.ed no little dfssatisfac:
tion among the military magnates who
are now his subordinates, and II is very
probable it will lead to q humber Of
designations.
Harvest prospects woslc be exc llent
In Russia were 1t not that the dangerous
insects, bred by carelessness and sioth
since the emancipation OF the serfs, al
ready show.themselves again. Melan-
choly news about locnsts, Hessian flies,
and new description Of voracions
worm that has never been seen before,
are coming in from the South. The
fires which dsv'state Russia every sum-
meI are this time famed oy the politi-
cal excitement ofthe times, and num-
Der OF places have been burbed down.
AT Odessa 1900 persons who were ar
rested during the Jew riots were sum
mariIy fogged by the police, without 90
much as the furns If trial. The cruel
ty Is the greater, as the rioters bad
every reason to believe that the authori-
ties connised at their doings. Flogging,
moreover, has long been abolished By
l.a in Russia.
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The Real Tiehborne.

san FRANCISCO, June 20.-The En-
anssnsr this morning publishes an inter-
view with General W. ii. L. Barnes, the
general purport Of which is that the real
Roger Tich0orne has ut length turned up
and has nnfolded bis story to General
Barnes. The Duke of Sutherland and
DR.. eBull Run" Russell also had an in
terview with the man and full state
ment Of the case has been mailed to
England by DIR. Russell. Tichborne says
that be has been for great portion Of
the time In the United States; that he
served through the war, was married in
Brooklyn, n. T., and is now living in
the vicinity Of San Diego.
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All I'm the Merry May morninx !,

A special teiegraphlo ispatch from M.
a; Daaphin. New Orleans, La, on May
NO: zl2 Broad way, New York City, N. II.
states that Vt The drawing OF the Louisl-
ana State LOTTERY that day, among the
prizes drawn were ticket No. 4.gal. SOLD
aud Ia halves to Geo. r. Deshon, Al Kiiby
81, boston, Mass, aud a gentleman In
Washington. ID. O., drew $4,000; ticke
No. 80 ,4It sold TO d. 4. Wenseiie, 500 N.
slh ST., Philadelphia, and 10 Matthew
Gelson,. Eagle O0lce, Brooklynj N. Y,
drew 500 O.; ticket No, 81, ,4l4, sold to A.
D.. Rifiel, 225 segar av.; And Fred.
Schroeder, 53e Michigan ST.. Toledo, o.,
draw 1900; ticke No A. .I6a sold In New
Haven, Conn, and No. ~, ,S1 sold TO
VIM. Il. Brewer, Baltimore, Nd. drew
$500 each and tickets No. 70 ,2JA. sold In
Wilmington, ". c.; M. u, ,S8v sold IN OF
tumwa, Iowa; No. So ,2os sold IN Lafsy-
cite. Ind. No. z .6ii sod In New York
and 0alyestpn, Texas, and No. O., ,2S1 sold
In Reading, Pa, drew Vi ,0JU each, and 80
clio, 400 was distributed. Another similar
distribution takes place July l2th.
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IRON xssssrxay,s Lat. Edit1on.
what lGr. LobdeII Says.

We have received q communication
from Geo. g. Lobdell, Esq, In which
that gentleman In very explicit and
Augumentative way opposes the build
ing q road to the Delaware for the pur-
pose Of communicating with the COM
merce Of that river by means Of a
wharf for landing, &c. Had we re-
ceived his article in time we would
gladly have laid it before the readers
Of the GAZETTE. But it came too late
and We are obliged to be content with
giving the conclusion. He says:
If an avenue is made to the river, it
should be 80 located as not to cause the
erection Of additional bridges across
the Brandywine or Christiana rivers,
for such would be ofmuch more injury
to the business interests of the city
than the benefit that could possibly re-
suit from an avenue.
II made north Of the Christiana,
Eleventh and Twelfth streets afford
the best, least expensive and most
available route. Fourth street extend
cd would in my opinion be Of no
practical benefit to the South Side. Tho
LObdell Car Whee! Company. which
owns land on the Christiana and on
both sides Of Christiana avenue, does
not ask for . wharf on the Delaware,
would not be benefited by the erection
Of one, directly Or indirectly and would
not use 1t.
II the citizens of Wilmington want
an avenue on the north side for pub.
lic drive, for that would be the only
use made of 1t for many years to
come, extend Eleventh street across
the Shellpot, thence divergng until it
strikes Twelfth sti eet, and thence to
Duncan avenue on the delaware, at
which point there is much greater
depth Of water than at Four h or
streets, and will require less
filing. GEO. G. LoBDELL.
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killed by Bursting Torpeaoe..

TuNIs, June 19.-The explosion in
the harbor yesterday did not occur on
board the Monarch, as was at first re-
ported, but on the steam pinnace of
that vessel. A number of torpedces
burst, killing lieutenant and wound
ing eight men, three of them seriously.
One OF the latter has since died. The
lieutenant was buried ut Lagolitta.
The Bey sent detachment Of troops,
who fred o salute over the grave.
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struck ~ Iishtnins.

a thunderstorm Of unusual ,s,..,.
passed over Long Island, between 'Ip,.y p
cnoRue and Fosters Meadow. w., M laI-
aftsrnoon. Large hailstones feiI Iha.y hs0y
Ing several Of the Window on H. 'isah- n
chogue train. Three persons in t.ra ra-
ga were struck BY lightning And two a, !,
them are seriously injured, '"o Of
= Young daughter Of James Semi,
while sitting uncer tres, was stnnny, tnuu,ly,
and Knocked distance Of ten fest tuSed Ss
wAs carried into house near bv VA, a. S.ls ~
70 late hour last night was IN ! .Sa SO Up
tose state. Two men seated in 'ms' ! lug
room nearthe Jamaica road were !. ., \ ,,uss v..'
ana one ofthem, John Reddy, was rss.' pss.'
iyzsd he cannot recover, a. p ~.
Saockswsy . beer booth was entlrals
naas, uemIl'snsa. IN storm At Rockwsy
0sAsr la'led Tor about half an hour =
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A Great Comet.

CiNcISNATI, o. June 1e.-Intelligebce
as been received by Professor Stone OF
The Cincinnati Observatory that DR.
Gould of the National Observatory oi
the Argentine hspubiic, has Just discov
ered.a large comet. He believes tito be
ths feiurn OF the great comet of 1907.
The great comet of 1907 excited much
interest ainoLR Scientists, and not. o little
alarm among the superstiLious. There II
no satisfactory record AZ 10 It's discovery
but both Bissei and and Hurshsl obsery-
ed Its orbit and made various calcula.
The diameter Of its nucleus as measur
cd by Hsrschel was found to he b3s
miles. IL was taken to be- periodic, ant
Bissel, the eminent German astronomer
calculated its return In ] ,548 years.
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AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.
Breaktng Of Another link Betweer
Old and New Wilmington.

Brsakt tng Of Another lfnk Between
Old and New Wilmington.
VIM. Provost, father Of Edmund Pro-
vost, Collector of city taxes for the
Northern District of Wilmington, died,
last night, at his residence, No. 10S East
Fourteenth street, in the S5th year Of his
age.
Mr.. Piovast was net only one Of the
oldest citizens Of Wilmington, but was
the Oldest, In point of continued resi-
dence In this city, having lived here all
his life. He was born in l705, on house
located on what was known as Hemp
hills long wharf, on the Christians, near
he foot Of King street, During the dis
sstrous yellow fever epidemic Of 1898,
being then only three years Of age, he
parents were stricken with the disease.
They were so close 10 death that they
came near being buried, his mother hav-
ing barely strength enough to raise her
hand, when people came into the house
to remove what, they supposed were
their dead bodies. Both finally recov-
cred.
Mr.. Provost was emphatically Will
mington man. He saw the place grow
from borough OF 1000 or 5000 to city
OF $4,000, and seldom left the limits of
his birthplace. He was never further
away from home than Philadelphia. He
learned the cooper's trade, and worked
ct it constantly until about twelve years
ago. 80 steady was he In his habits that
be worked In one shop, in Brandy wine
Village, for 40years, without missing day
excepting holi lays, and only left IL
when 1t was destroyed by fire. BE also
resided in one house In Brandywine
Village fore thirty-fse years.
NJ. Provost ALWAYS epjoyed UNUSUAL
ly. good health until very recently.
About nine weeks ago his wife died,
and this separation from his hfe-partner
so preyed upon him that health and
spirits rapidly deserted him and death
soon came to hia relief.
His funeral will take place from his
late residence ON Wednesday afternoon
$50 o'clock.
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A Very Danserou. Luna,,c.

New YORK, June, 1S.-Geo. Walker,
charged win abductipg litle Katie
Henncasy, was again aIaigned at the
Toobs Police Court To-Day. Testimony
was adduced showing that the prisoner
had served term Of /, years In the
State prison foI c, iminal assault on q
woman,an that he had been implicated
in other ofienses Of similar character
and III some s@indiins Transactions. A
physicians certificate was put In evil
dence that Walker was OF unsound mind,
and should be sent TO an insane asylum.
He was committed to the care Of the
commissioners OF charities and correc-
tions.s N#4
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Later Returns,

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Juue 19.-Later rs-
Turns IroIn this c0uuty indi cate that the
aht-keatiog party have carried four
ont OF the seven districts of the county,
viz: ihe first, fourth, fifth and eighth.
The Ksating wing carried the second
third and Annapolis. There are con.
testing delegates In the first and second
districts. The ballot-box was broken
up IN the fourth before the count was
finished.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-21
Sailing for Europe.

The steamers sailing from New York
for Europe Saturday were the Spain and
Cellic for Liverpool. the Anchoria for
Glasgow and the Rhien for Bremen.
All were crowded, as ever 600 passen-
gers went out. Among the passengers
on The Spain were number Of Cornell
University students, who, unable to Sc
cure state-room accommodations, as all
the berths were engaged, including the
officers rooms, toox sleeping quarters In
the steerage.
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THIRD EDITION
l1arseiIl,s Rtsters.
Righ4 Rsrssns Knied and Two
lrnnArsd Wounacd.
Lonpou. June 20. 1881.

LONDON, June 20, 1881.
The latest reports from Marseilles are
far from rsassuring, though the aIthori-
Ties are tardiiy endeavoring to rcpress
IN disturbance. A large number OF
rlcters, chiefly Italians, have been arres-
ted. Accounts differ greatly as to the
number Of persons killed and wounded
IL ~ streets. According TO one report
eIsht we're killed and about two hunded.
wounded. Another account says that
only two iivss have been lost and seven-
tsen psrsous wounded. Of the latter,
however, IT Il stAted,two will not recover.
The Marseilles papers convey the im-
preston that The provocation which led
10 the bl0odshsd yesterday came origin
ally from the French. There IL the
greatest excitement In Marseilles and
ssrieus anxiety even In Paris. By the
sxsrcise or . little energy and torethought
The local authorities might unquestiona-
bly, have prevented this most regretable
blOodshed. In the preaent exasperated
ssats or Italian opinion these unfortun,
- events have peculiar gravity and
there u no knowing what they may ieaf
70. The Goulois is already calling fol
the expulsion Of the whole Italian colony
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nd trsTSoissscFs Sss g g - ,I0HN N. CARNocHAs.
~ = 1,1T ,nEHT Y dUE UERNSEY WIN. TuH Ha
snd MSTh =: AZ. x. HILLS M. W. NoRRaaki- RRai-
siciaps ifIs ~ M. o v ine most eminent Phy.
prescribe the Liebig Co.'S Arndc.,ase e snd
msct oI Witch Hazel. Beware y, a,sa ~.
nn ,'saaons. Nv The Liebig COMPANY eafsp ofss.pp
%ipfAiicns WIEN Hsn at honest prices. XrnicsssSd XisS
t,atsrrh nnssl NE. cures Plies. Salt Ahe1m
Periods and other Female Com \ Ia,nta ,ns'ui
so'd In nfty cents aud do iar sises.
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Criminal Malpractice.

! NEW York, june l9.-Dr. Eltson, q
well.known physician, was arrested this
evening and held in $40 900 bonds on .
charge OF com mmitting criminal mal-
practice upon Mtss Lizzie Lockwood, a
young lady fourteen years OF age, who is
now lying In a critical condition. Both
parties are residents of Harlem.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-21
The virginia Harvest.

FREDERICKSBURG, June IS.-Har-
vesting has commenced in Northampton
county about one week later than usual.
The Yield Will exceed the average, as
there has been exemption from the rava-
ges of insects and the temperature and
weather have been favorable. The oat
crop Is q general failure.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-21
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000

1907 Prizes, amounting gto..........Sl Sll0, ,4UO
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all pol ts, to whom liberal com PEN
sation VIII be paid.
For further inforlnarion, write clearly.
giving full address. SEND orders by ex-
press or Registered LIE ter, or Money Or
der by mall, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under lhe supervision and manage
mept OF GENERALS G. T. BEAUEE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
JuneI5- d&w4w.