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~ ouGhly competent person. to cook, wash, and iron
or general houScwoTk No card. 1N Twenty-st1th-st
, 1881-02-27

CITUATION WANTED-IN a WHOLE
~ sale clothing house BY one who Is now foreman in
reasons for making ctnnge References given. Ad-
dress K 4a Tribune utfice.
, 1881-02-27

NTANTED-200 GIRLS WITH Ma
w chimes to work in the shop On ulsters and
Jackets Apply to LOUIS ADLER, 273 Madison-st,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
THE ORION BALL.

The third annual reception and So
cial ball of the Orion Club, came of
in Websters dancing rooms, Masonic
Temple, last evening, and was high
ly. successful affair. Seventyfiive coupl s
were on the grand march, With John
Hall and Miss Jennie Harrison on the
j ad, followed by J. II. Morris and
M IS Fannie Murine, J. G. Moore and
Miss Anna Bartlett, of Philadelphia,
J. I. Martin and Missile Carter, ii. e.
St ,venson and Miss Kate Clark.
There were two intermissions, during
which refreshments were bountifully
served. The members of the club did
all in their power TO make things pleas
ant for their guests and frien ds.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
THE PERRYvILLE ACCIDENT.
AN EXPRESS ENGINE DAsHEs INTO THn
REAR OF A FREIGHT TRAIN.

AN EXPRESS ENGINE DAsHEs INTO THE
BEAR OF A FREIGHT TRAIN.
Dispatcher Gooken, OF the p, W. q
b. r. r., told o GAZETTE reporter that
the accident at Perryville this morning
did not amount TO much, and that no
one was injured.
The accident happlned shortly amer
six O'Clock. The freight train was
standing upon the stretch Of single
track by which the Susquehanna bridge
10 approached, when the express train
ran into the rear car. Fortunately the
latter train was slowing up in order to
cross the bridge at the proper rate OF
sreed, or the accident might have been
Of more serious nature.
Three freight cars were thrown from
the track, aud considerably wrecked.
The front OF the locomotive was badly
broken but the machinery was not dam.
aged sufficiently TO prevent 1t from pro-
ceeding TO Baltimore.
A wreck train was sent down from
this city and the tracks cleared by nine
o'clock.
The colliding train was Baltimore
d Ohio Express--one Of the trains that
ere not on the regular schedule, but are
run by telegraph. Il was drawn by the
new locomotive, No. so, Z. NJ. Sergeant,
engineer, aud Thomas Feeney, fireman.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
THE LAMoKIN ACCIDENT.

The body Of John Finn, who was
killed by the accident at Lamokin last
night, was brought to Wilmington,
this afternoon, the Coroner Of Della
ware county, Pa, having viewed the
remains, preparatory to holding an in
quest. The funeral Of Mr.. Finn will
take place on Sunday afternoon at Q
o'clock.
Harry Morris, baggage master is do
ing very WE'LL 1t 10 said his thigh is
not broken, as at first supposed, only
badly bruised.
James Barringer, fireman, OF No. ssA
Poplar street, was struck in the breast
and injured internally, but the physi.
clans think he will come around all
right.
Engineer Charles w. Allen, Of No.
6l5 East Eighth street will be lame
for a few days, but his injuries are not
serious.
1t is stated that the switch tender,
whose carelessness caused the acci.
dent, 10 under arrest.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
THIRD EDITION
Gensral NEWS

e.
The Thirteenth and fifteenth Streets
Passenger Railway Company have filed
. bill in equity asking for an injunction
TO restrain the Herdis Personal Trans
portation Company from uslng thelI
tracks for the conveyance OF passenger
for hire = N#eft
General Nathan Goff, Jr., was sworn
in as secretary Of the Navy, yesterday
morning, and took charge of his De
partment In the afternoon.
The treaties recently negotiated will
China will probably be sent to the Uni
ted States Senate on Monday.
Another very cold wave is advancing
from the Northwest. II reached Chica-
20 yesterday, and the temperature In
that city fell below zero last night.
The Superintendent Of the CeRsui
yesterday sent TO the Secretary Of the
Interior, for transmission to Congress, q
Q ,mmunication asking an additional ap-
preparation Of $1,000 for the completion
of The census werk and the publication
OF Its results.
The Democratic members Of the Ne
vada Legislature, in caucus on Thurs
day night, nominated Colenel james G..
Fair, Of ssBonaDza" renown, for United
States Senator.
Eugene Hale was unanimously nomi-
mated tor U. S. Senator by the Repub-
lican caucus of the Maine Legislature,
last evening. e
The steamer Braunschveig, drawing
II feet OF aground Ia 16 feet below Port
Eads, near the mouth OF the Mississippi
jeSties.
The Blooming Grove Park Club
House, near Lackawaken, Penn, was
burned on Thursday night. 1t was re-
built last spring.
Two boilers in the vitriol depart
m.nt of e. Balback q Sons smelling
works, at Newark, New Jersey, ex-
pioded yesterday morning, causing
damage to the amount of $40, 700,
and killing four men-John Mutz,
engineer, John Schlee, George O.
German and John Quinn. All were
married and leave families. Two
persons we're injured, but not fatally.
The boiler explosion in the Allen
town Rolling Mill, at Allentown,
on Thursday night, was more
disastrous than at first supposed.
Besides John Shanks, who was in
atantly killed, seven others have
died, namely: Frank Gallagher,
Patrick McGee, Dennis MCGEE,
Charles McCloskey, Hugh Herrlty,
James Roarty, and Cornelius Fury.
Three more OF the injured are ex-
pected to die shortly. The Coroner
yesterday begon an investigation of
the disaster.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
Con gress Yesterday.

In the o. s. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Jonas presented . memorial from w.
J. Moore, Of New Orleans, alleging
that William p: Kellogg procured his
election as q. 8. Senator by bribery
aud corruption, Moore being one of the
bribed, and asking to be examiLed by
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. Mr.. Jonas moved the reference
Of the memorial to that committee,
but after some debate the subject was
dropped. The Diplomatic Appropria-
tion bill was passed. After an execu-
tive session the Senate adjourned un-
til Monday.
In the House, Mr.. Springer, Of nli-
nois, offered q resolution calling on the
State Department for further informa-
tion in reference to the Halifax fishery
award, and asking whether the Gov
ernment has taken steps TO secure a
verifioation Of the charges Of Professce
Youls Hind. After some debate the
resolution was referred to the Com nit
tee on Foreign Affairs. The House,
after dispOsing of some private bills,
adjourned until to-day.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
CAPT. EADs's IsTHMUs scgpv,

NEW ORLEANs. La, Jan. ia,
James b. Eads returned yesterdav 1,aph ,sp
Vera Crnz. Capt. Eads proposas to "'a
up the Usupanapa River some dis,srss.. y.
20 select hts road, and thus save con.ia"'
able distance. BY usiug this river &C..
the Coatzacoalcos, ioto which il aoa. uu
NJ well rs iagoons on the other slds ~
distances across the rehauntepec I,lbmuss Ts
10 the Pacific wall be reduced from ~,
miles by rail- to 100. The Mex,csp a., ~
eminent gives to Capt. Eads's Comns'.
the right 20 build ship railway aero.
the Istbmus; grants IL one million scrs'
OF land on the shore of the Pacific y,
which 70 build q terminus o. the ral,o,S
and estabiish . harbor; empowers il ~
charge and collect Q toll OF IS Der ton AZ
the freight OF ship aud cargo passlO,
oyer the road.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
A FATHERS TERRIBLE CRIME
wATcHMAH BROWN MURDERS HIS son
IN a FAMILY QUARREL.

WATCHhAH BROWN MURDERS HIS SON
IN FAMILY QUARREL.
Tragedies are occurring rapidly In
Brooklyn. On Monday evening James
Walsh murdered young Barbara
Groennthall; on Tuesday morning q dy-
Ing burglar was found In q cellar, where
ha bad accidentally fallen from the
fourth floor OF the bdildine;late on We'd
nesday night watchman 65 years old
mortally wounded his son, and yesterday
Q German committed suicide.
Conflicting stories are told concerninR
tue killing Of the youpg man by his
father. II appears hat about il:45
O'Clock on Wednesday night Charles j.
Brown, who Is night watchman and
special officer, dropped in at his resi-
jence, No. los Maujer street, Williams
burg, To get some hot coffee.
On stormy nights he has been in the
habit OF going home for coffee. While
the coffee was being prepared, Brown and
mis- wife bad quarrel, their son Fred-
erick q. Brown, about 10 years old being
present. Brown says that his wife IL
jealous Of him, and said shortly after he
entered the house:
"You bad better go and get what yo u
want from one OF your old b aRs.
The watchman declared that he was
master OF his house and would not "D,,t
up" with the language used by his wife.
FOR the purpose OF emphaslzinR his
declaration, he slapped his wife's face.
according TO one account of the affair!
Brown denies that he struck his wifi. .bnt
ell events did enough to arouse his son's
indignation.
Young Brown declared that he was
old enough aud big enough to project
bis mother, and attacked his fatber
IL Is said that the young man grabbed
. policeman's night stick and dealt is
father two blows on the arm, The
watchman drew q revolver and, with.
out warning, shot his soE in the left
breast, near the heart. The yonno
man threw up his arms and fell 10 The
hoor exclaiminR:
"Oh, my God, | am killed.
You have killed my son, shrieked
MRS. Brown, and her cries attracted
the attention of Sergt. Ward of the
sixth Precinct. The old man. in a
dazed sort of way, attempted 10 ran.
i ~eoAotohOC W Ills son.
II did not intend to kill him: did
not intend to kill him !" the old man
reiterated mournfully as he was taken
into custody.
DIR. J. Watt Fleming was called on
to attend the wounded young man.
The Doctor ordered that he be placed
on bed, and after making a carefnl
examination of the weund, said lhat IL
would prove fatal. At 4:3O yesterdav
afternoon young Brown died.
To Police Captain Worth the old
watchman said that Mrs. Brown was
OF a very jealous disposition. Said
Brown: s'1
"She has often slapped my face and
accused me, a man over 60 years old.
OF being improperly intimate with
women. Often when l have been on
the point of leaving the house abe
would ask me il was going to see INV
women. did not intend TO shoot nv
son when l drew my pistol. God
knows l would not Intentionally do
him harm"
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
NEW INTER OCEANIC o.N,
ROUTE.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. s.-Can, !,
y. kads returned yesterday from ' va "a
Cruz ~ the guest Of the Mexican ,ea ~.
steamer Independence. Cant IVA va
proposes to go mp the Usupanan, Isus ps
or some distance to select his rpaa NV, NV,
thus save considerable distancS AD0 p
using this river and the Coatzacoa,,,.
into which It flows, as well as laco'.s.
on the other side, the distance sc'aa ~Uu'
the Isthmus TO the Pacific will he aoS y
duced from las miles by rail to lOo "
The government gives to Capt Esd,,
company the right to build a shin % rsa
way across the Islhmus, grants il i'
600, 900 acres Of land on the sbore !,
the Pacific on which to build term y
mus of the railroad and establish !,
harbor.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
RESURRECTIONIsTS NEAR READ
ING.

READING, January Ca sensation
has been caused in the vicinity Of No
slemen, ten miles above Reading, owing
TO charges made that the grave of :
daughter Of James Rothermel hal been
opened and the body stolen. The corDse
was buried In . private cemetery, on
the farm OF relative, and at the time OF
the funeral the life-lIke appearance OF
The body was alluded TO aud doubts ex-
pressed as TO her death. An iuyestiRa.
tiOn Is being made. Miss Rothermel
was Q young lady Of prepossein appear
ance, and she looked so life-like In her
coffin that many supposed her 10 be in a
rance,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
OKLAHOMA COLONISTS SErT.
LING.

CALDWELL, Kan, Jan.-Colouis.
are beginning 10 scatter aud strike for
the Oklahoma country In small band.
Only about 100 remain In camp here,
their purpose being TO hold the military
of until their com mpatriots in large mum.
bers get well settled on the public lands,
after which no trouble is apprehenied
The President asked DR.. Wilson, so The
after asserts, 70 prepare a written decar.
alton OF the colonists' desires, and be
would lay 1t before the Attorney .Gener.
al for another opinion.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
A WINDOW BROKEN.

A number of High School boy were
snowballing each other ON sixth street
near King, last evening, when one oi
them hurled bail which went thro-
ugh the window of the CityTreasurers
Office, with a resounding crash, knock
ing a large hole in one of the large
panes of glass. The startled Trea-
surer rushed to the door just in time
to hear wicked and blasphemous
oath as the boys disappeared around
The corner into King street.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
TO PH Y SICIANs q
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL

,AWInB rom experience the IlsssI,s
sf no sns ~ ~ oIsen i attending the dispensing
would call your attention TO sons - ~ ~ : :
lea.ures OF theemuision whIsh nave nr...
pared and dispensed for years WIN pr ~
saayi synS aaslsiaotlon. The on used is the the
lous care In exercised In the cho,oa ~ P,
Sna,a naIsnAi and In every detail OF ia m ann
SIIe: ny careful Manipulation ihis
s,nia em e'sio. ls made with the smaIIest noas
nn,s d.,St ddHant Oh gum, and by the very mi.
- ss uiVislSn M OF the Oil globules IL render-
~ very nuid and perfectly paiatsbIsr
~ SA1u a tablespoonful cohtalns 90 DER can,
Oh : II and grains OF ny pophosnhtss ; =;
~ ne' samples viii be gladly firnished
fut 1p In pint bottles, price All Man,
A@'suIoo ana sold Wholesale and retail nv
W. =. WILLIAMG.
DRUeaIsF.
Mfath and Market sts
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
EATH OF A MARYLAND
JUDlr

BALTIMORE, Jan.6 The Rop. C;eo,o.
rent, Chief Judge Of the First ,JudIci.
Circuit OF Maryland, and a member of
he State Court Of Appeals, died mi,
morning nc Port Tobacco, Cbatls,
County He was Que OF the most rm,n.
ent jurists In the State. He was horn IN
Charles Courty in 1878, graduated Al
Georgetown aud Harvard Umyet,itv
and for q number OF years practiced av
IN New York city, where bo has rrls
tivea.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08

A boiler In the Big Puddle mill of
the Allentown Rolling Mill, at
Allentown, exploded last night.
damaging the mill to the extent Of
sZo,OOO, killing one employee, and
inluring ten others, FIVE fatally.
Inc Killed was John Schock, aged
10 years. The fatally injured Are
nugh Gallagher, aged 23 years |;
nugh Harrington, aged 10; Patrick
McGee, aged l6; James Roaritv
aged IL. y'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
BITTEN BY A JEALOUS NE
GRESS

CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-MrS. Carrie Jack
son. q negress, is a prisoner in the ar
mory on charge Of having bitten 4
piece from the cheek of one Mrs. Rich
ardson. Both women occupied room,
IN the same house on Harrison street
ms morning Mrs. jackson saw heI
husband talking to Mrs. Richardson,
ana becoming enraged, attacked hcr'
Mn' Richardson attempted to shoe,
Ars' jackson, and was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
DIAMOND COURSE.

Wilmington has never had the oppoi-
tunity offered to listen to such an arTsy
Of talent AZ Is pledged In the "Diamol q
Course" for so little money. The 10 .
while the reader and concert talent are
unsurpassed. See advertisement.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK
6O2 MARKET srRrrn

62 MARKET STREET.
onsn oSoVtaroRATED ta r JAEUARY 24th, 1851.
roPen 70 receive deposits daily from 4 A
NJ until +. M, and on Tuesday and ~, .
nroay evenings FROM to O'clock = ''N
sEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Ee&I9La.iy made In April and October.
a. When dividends are not Withdrav.
sney are accounted az deposits. TINS mar "a
t.aine anent M deposits com pound their la ntspes
MANAGERS
clement FL. Smyth. Geor0a w p
Snas. W; Townsend George s. Capsii.
MathanI 4. Benson, M. L. LiebensssIe1
Henry +. Dure, Edward nels.eIn
w. Hastings, lob n ngtop
Edward Pusey, VIM. II SwiS9n'
Anthony Higgins.
M LEO. ". BUSH, Presiden,
20: .; CAPELLE, Vice President
ieDz-U E. 7. TAYLOR Tre;lsnra,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
MURDERED BY A CHICKEN
THIEF.

DANvTLLE, Va, Jan. 6.-Last night
Ben Lumpkin, colored died from the
effects OF stabs received by him the night
previous, while attempting 70 arres: a
;hicken thief in the hen house of Coun-
Gilman Allen, col0red. The chicken thief
escaped, and has not been Appre ehended.
DE Is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
Four slaves Hacked to Pieces
by q M0b.

LONDON, January ga dispatch from
Rio de Janeiro says "On the 18th oi
December last mob Of three hundred
persons burst into the prison ct Entire
Rios, Argentine Republic, and hacked
10 pieces four slaves, whe had murder
ed the son of their owner"
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
THE READING RAILROAD ELEC.
TION.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January O.
The application Of the directors oil the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company for a postponement Of the an
nual election from Monday next until
the return Of franklin b. Gowen from
Europe came up In the United Saas
Circuit Court at Pittsburgh to-day on
the confirmation Of The report Of the mas
ters, who recommended that the petition
be dismissed. After hearing arguments
Judge McKennon declined 70 grant tn,
application for postponement.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
A STRAY HORSE.

A bay horse, bearing q string Of
sleigh bells and part Of the harness,
came to the Kennebeo Ioe Company's
stables, over Third street bridge, this
morning. Tne animal had evidently
run away. The owner can recover
him by applying at the stables.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
DOOLEY Gagged.

Patsey Dooley, who was concerned
with Frank DuMoulin in stabbinQ
VIM. Revells, in Philadelphia, as sta.
ted in the GAZETTE, was captured by
the police, in that city. yesterday. Du
Moulin is still at large.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08

Omcers for tue ensuing year Wore
elected, as follows;
President-John p. Almond.
Vice President James II. Price.
Secretary-Thomas J. Lawson.
Secretary-Frank A. Taylor.
DIRECTORS.
John P. Almond, T. J. Lawson,
Jas. Scott, Jas. II. Beggs, Jas. Egliston.
q. n. Gallagher, J. Taylor, Geo. Il.
Young DR.. J. P. Wales, ]. II. Price,
s. R. Lawson, F. A. Taylor, s. II. Feas-
ter, Wilmington; WIN. Herbert, New
Castle; X. 4. Lockwood, Middleto wn;
s. 4. Anderson, Dover; g. A.<Wick,
Smyrna; j. d. Evans, Smyrna; j. W. Il.
Watson, Newport; J. N. Brackiu, New
port; u. w. Williams. Newark.
TRUsTEEs.-Dr. j. P. Wales, g. n.
Yeung, G. NJ. Gallagher.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
BRADLAUGH CHALLENGED BY
AN EDITOR.

PARIS, Jan. 6.-Thsra are rutaorr IN
eirculatioD1 o the effect that.M. Laisant,
'ditor OF the new Imprrialist paper, b a.
ssnt a letter to Mr.. Cbarles Bratilaueh
N. p. for Northampton, England, dc
manding that Mr.. Bradlaneh retracs q
certain statement which he lately made
concerning Laisaut, or meet him on the
held OF honor. and Mr.. Bradlaugh has
declined the challenge.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08

Don't ruin your health, and besidas
make yourself dIsagreeable TO other NO
PIE 6y your continued coughing. A twen-
ty-nve cent bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. At all Druggista,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08

one OF the easiest things 10 catch. and
~ @ sne same Time one OF the mosI dI II, en- II
'o SCI 10 OF. 10 cough or cold. Or, bni,is
aomsi y, Skrup. however. always proves
epuai 10 the emergency. Price rs CENTS
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARn.

To all VINO are suffering from the ar.
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C, VIII send recipe that will cure y0s
FhEE OF CHA RGE. This great remedy
WAA discovered by missionary In south
America. Send q self Id resaed envelope
70 the hEv. JOSEPH +. INMAN, lzatioa d
"en foVk CAU. MAy4-eod Dkwlg.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08

The U. S. steamer Yantic passed
Cape Henry yesterday on her way
to the West Indies.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08

Fifty boxes OF Twist just received d
the great Tobacco Mari, ,4th and 9hlpley
which We are retailing at IS cents pe
ponod. Largest stock In the State
Lowest prices In the country.
dec loaf A. A, CHAPMAN, Prop't.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
Financial and oe.nmsreiar.
XILMIMarO

WILMINGTON. DEL, Jan. 4. 1881.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Hsald d Co., y. Z. corner Seventh and
NJ. 10 day:
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
" ilm agIoA Markets.
WILMINGTON, Del. Jan 10
PHILADELPHIA MARRErs
WEDkEsDAY, Jan,akP

WADAASDAYJ Jan. 2, 8 p, n
FLOUR IL duh and weak, HaIes M laoo
ons, lneluding Ainnesota extras ~
go - v'ao nr medium 10 choice ciesr
a.u a.S a. Soao " ior su.IghL; PenLsyI wanna
., ~ iAiy Al $sao Vh; Western do, do
VI e. -, Ano fAIehtA ~ &7aS rs. RIVE
risor ~ quiet NJ 10 per barrel s'
GaAIN.-Whsat opened duIi .nd ,o
out ciosed nrm and q frantton hS,h'
Ssies el q ,OoO bushels, including reisc.ea
A. 4lAl W red and amber. on ,r.s.
% lzAsl isH; February GL IL I6s<. Ma,ch
az ~ lIal 1oX; Ne. Z led, sISymr,r eIo.e1
~ ~ lSZ Dee, 81 IA jan, 81 ~ Van .sd
~ ioz mAroh. Rye 10 dull At pc. for Pam
syiNInla. Corn 10 less acLiys ana rntnras
are ioWer, sales Of l2.OOO busne. a in
ciuejhs In oId yellow, A. 6sc new va.
!. oo1aao4o, net, aud 64c. regular. ana
SssH SsAher ~ sSc, SOOO busu. February n
January sold at So; sic VS. ma Iu ~.
Dec, olc. for Jan, 64c for Feb. and s4a%n
@ LoL Mafcn. Oats are quiet and sIsady
Saies OF W 900 buAhsls, Including vhi,S
ioI5d96c ana rsjeoCed ana MIXED AZ sn%
ioS: 900 bush. March sold ~ 40 ss1s~
WHIskEY was duh at d II per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARrrr
MONDAY, Dec. N.6P.M
beeI cattle were active aua hi0hau
oMne 10 the light receipts. o0l hasd
sEtveo ana sold aL the dIffereuL var5s
% SIC. per pound as 10 q oualItv
xeen EEP were firmly held at full Dr,ces
oSW mead sold at the difYsranI yIreiS =.
a1fso1lc., and lambs at 5l<a7c,, Der ~
aoaa n3es were Ia demand, at fuII ur1oau.
mead sod at the different yards ~ =
~ Psf io.' a. 70 condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
FALSE ALARM

The alarm of fire at 2.45 O'Clock .hl,
afternoon was false.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
FOURTH EDITION
Tnaa. asaa1.a rar ra-ssan.

AE' SsMSMs E~s AWys
For tho Middh States generally colder
nd clear or fair weather during thsdAy,
northeast 10 northwest winds, and hight =
barometer, followed BY threatening
weather, and slowly falling barometer,
aud BY Sunday morning slight areas Of
snow.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
::::::::::=:28th
Popular Monthly Drawing or the
Commonwealth Distribution ca
AT MAoAULKY,s TuwArpr

~ Iu6 Wy OI LOulsVlIIe, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 3lst, 1881,
These drawings occur monthly (sun-
oays s1cepIed), under prov. sions Of an
tncky, Incorporating the Newport Print
,n.g ,s,g ana Newspaper Co., approved April Q.
AThls Is a special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81 rendered the following decisions.
Ist. 1'sdt Lfe Commonwealth Dfsfrfb,,Ssos,
Company e legal. 'O''''V''
ID. Is Drawings are fair.
n. B.-The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the Iiat M
prizes for the i'es vi
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
The CITY Markell

The following were the ruilnK prices in
market tnis morAing:
The daily gazette., 1881-01-08
E-.m Yesterdays Lac. ns,ss..
M. M. B. A.

SIXTH ANNUAL REPoRr on THE MA
SONIC MUTUAL DRMKFIr AssoCIA-