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, 1881-04-06

SAN FnAScIsco, Anri! h.-Followin9 are tho
GilEiDu Ill Ii IF AtI,akA.


Special Df1pateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
t]osr0s. ,Aprt b.-The mining sharcs were ull
exceptionally flrtl Anl showing I'LL excellGnt un-
Aertutlu. though III no !HgtaiIee WAs nuy ulurkuA
n.3vance ulatlo. EntA!pA Improved ai.other 81.
Huron werkGd up u. iIonulixa, recently lst.:1.
eoll ttrrn ut y, Atlantic VIA quoted Ut III. HnIrs
and BID! Empire tirM ut VI, Twin IeaI was tho
antlSo stock, selling ut !G7 bid and tl0 asked.
Milton Wns aiso Inquired for ut tho ttccllne from
lEi tu l.5.
1b TIE IFfssern Assoctatsd E'rssa,
I9OSTnN. April h-FOllDwfng arc tho clnalnT
quotations Ut stocks:
Ai1Uu0k..,........ s1SE FRANKLIN, ,..,......... II
tAtAapa:., 4]silSur lyIst. xsR
ENpp1r kAs. ,,,,,,,, W iWLa Central H. II
uuNcnN Sllver,r,, -. A}4t
, 1881-04-06

Not l,nN before tho Cars death lettor ar-
rived in 81. Petersburg bearing thu Routun pt,sl-
der tho tltle oI - i!ur Majesty Tho Ludy Princess
llolxornuk." The letter ps0ycd to bv tho wnrk
OF young ltaltun paintor, Df hopeful yenills ~
hH.i Ilo lnrur,s af pursuing that gDirsu Or study
which xns ncedfu! n ordcr to p!aGe Tin, high III
his t.us,ulr Ut other hclpcrs conceived ts brill
mn thtiught of applying tn tho Princess Dol
guruuki. And asked her tn sGnh him tho trltitnE
us tho sersunts ot tho ltnss!au Court Gull her,
shnwesl the lutisr to tho Cxut, whu was highly
AMUSED, and said the Young fellow deserved!
at,lne;Aiux for su lAr1nX u stroke nf tnutcluI
iMpudchcc." llo kaye orders TINT "thrcu
tlpurrs should ho struck nf,' nlld the ruunttluur
~ ruuLlcs} bo scut u tho petitioner.
, 1881-04-06
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of lcndlng articles OF produce III this city dur
ing the enty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock
Tuesday morning anu for tho corresponding
HrlH a frUr nUn:
, 1881-04-06

ltOTS-Theru wh1 fuir1y ArtIya I1Enr,d. and Tho
fgW thouyuud lI0Hs III tho ntns wcrS cnS4t mt vi
stro.a ra;s: saippats wsr thu .'E!n:al : ,hays1s
9t pncksrs Poor sH hest light sold r. &tt045U poor
to ctlnicG haaty ut eGiH ald akltlH AIld cGl!B nj
il6x4hI. TilG au1rlnRa averaged better than tOr
soe tt,ao a'sl tsre Ie!ns Enoa!{ number St osYn ~
which sltUdaGI wAs 0btalncu. Thu MRfkct hnshcd
, 1881-04-06

fMILAnrLpnlA. ta.. April h-gLoutt-fifmi
AtnneAotA sxttas, &a10stoo Dh!o o1srxs, tS 1+s'''
ind&na extras, &S1s44Ast, Illinois good ~ choice.
&duH2Si winter patents, ID 7a71t; MlnnesuLa pasat
psocsss> xood s7-al itye tIour Gru; k2>64a1 ~
GuAIS-Wheat uEn1uti tn Guu4 aIWsads Nv" -
, 1881-04-06

FOlnl all Nfhu6A. Ehjs&A la,}l,A
Those figures show Nh increaso or 10. ...t. bu
wl,cat and dcerease af 131,al1 bu corn, sB7u bit
oats, .Bl0 bu rye, ani 21,:ai+ hu hurley. Total
decrease, g.. sNW blt.
Also a.lnat In tho harbor, GID. los bu corn, ho-
ing MI lncrense OF lis bl over last week.
An extruct troni In lottor dutef Liverpool,
March II. receiy0d III Chicago yesterday by n
strong position. and the possibility Of a European
war keeps operators an tho qsi vtce."
, 1881-04-06
REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments were filed for roc
ord Tuesday, Aprll6 3:
TT ttiFtrV

pln!FI0 M. III 4 n Ut TWtnkY-HlN&il u, VI,
= 2sJ;I9xin sJS;.I9xin'3 g. iMpfnssd. tsa.s4 March "A -.
uIvtltr ", TX! II u t.ak. " T. al1:li It, li.
proved; G1tsd April HtotttsieI Achwhtts IN
ntuulAt at, ta1uu prt!p1rtJ w tho nboYe, dated "
April fHcARfd AcssCrsrhInIlt to Thekln
Wost H. ssntasn,h Il. ii 4 x"i Xshiand nv.s -
+, Axl?i II. In!pruvsl uAleA April tFrAnk
NAthnvski tu 1nkub jauskyl....,.....n...... Z.
Michigan II. " PIIlu. I, 5uxlU1 IL, dntul
Ilee, =. 1s5l lAxztas In Gl,AMeary ~ Albert Il.
wS. ;t;n i; :;;;u = . =; l.
r., dated March 81 William ". WtigA. ~
, 1881-04-06

sptetai D.spasta to Tho thttaeo 7ttbuns.
NEW foIK. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Wintor whoa,
falsv nctaso On aoneray i'sm. In Instances rather
stronger basis for tho ,noru popuar grades for earl,
delivery, as not offered frcu1y, while on .ht
option list orenlnx at ADVANCE OF Va
10 n bu' as nRaln rcacctlnR tho adverse
but subsequently yOl,llnK so bu on moro Mbesal
offerings In tho speculative Interest, fn1ytng ngan
suftly near tho extreme ctosc. Speculation .actsd
spirit during t1e tsay III the nbsence OF tho cu1toa,Y
nows from Chicago Spring wcAt WINS utterly llfaIaM
and nominal snics No. i rcd Mt sl.24al30, closing
at fn nakcd' No. rcd at <l29t.sA for railroad and
N2laaN for canal Htook. closing ut s25 asked for
tnt!rontt do freq on board reported At tl,23H; Do
April ut sl.234GaE3A cIosing At flGgi; DO Ma1
N.@k0l,2:9s. closing at tic4i, do June Al
Sl.2l}kdsl.1lH. closing nt Fl..li, with July
opons quoted at $15 bid and 1921 naked do steamer
Iru1c ut st..i; No. j red at s2lNal.2N, mostly al
corn-EArly deliveries ntt1actel only moderate
slinro Of bushes. but ruled steady oa
restricted fnr ngRrcRntc. opening at =
slight Improvement sa1ss for cnrly delivery
quality tvery inferior wont low hscy; New Yutt
stsnier mixed nt S5z5sc, mostly as sc, closlns At
@c; NO. 3wEitc at I!1o; yellow Western At ks115;c.
Jollow Jorsay ut bc Oats quoted up nraia
hllade higher aIso options Nh. :. closing tus
shwor. sulcs white Westnrn us,Kradcd Mt ls,s3r a,
~ qunity. tu arrive In day nt44o; mixed
do nt 4aaas!4c; boat1luad At 4se; whlto stnto at
@9a1lo; mixed stntc nominal; No. Eh!cuEo quoted
y Tsntsa ssac Il . s,as aas
= sss e. . tS 9Sy hsse;
u"tts nnsshansed s but du't' No. Gunada, BRIGHT last
sI:'as in hos product, ur.n On
c.s ~ .s. u ss ssa s hys Sssa sa
q!!o!et hsasE tn ipst oher instances showing illils
ae fHs Sr enty nex d. d.
$Rs !: ;s ?S @ Sss ss's sy !. E!f AR
xsiS ~ s!sa ND Il IT, ss ssS 5 81 w. ~ s 'nsp t.
eisy e T fsix . a"sass sy Il E @
seier tin Yegr " *1alf *'''''
ua.s., eipSt@ 4 ta'f ''"a"d' md sales haTe been
s2s M esr ; TT: sas sue,ss sss
@ tnnx Sss ss; ,ts,Y s. n ,s ;Ss !;
x?snalaied tssito: staiS;ra <. wtaslsc; Si 4
Sh'ss srIjoss s1hts !" fsssi FOLLOW e*'F" "'
x II ss aS0a .S ,ss M ss:
tfs oss a IL satys u T @ sSs tni.T enxs
= MI ,s3stiy slirSnHii is.;2ht aMd forward .h!p
S5s;; r. y;,H i fsIsi y;
.,.' ~ II ths ii'ts!tr!! 1:,sei"ttd i're,,.
'sa; s "s d ;s Ssss5siy 5s'y s; Ss3sSsr Si S;
;ssss|'M 2 s:'i s:gG:5: @
R,; @ w.s " x wsaE nx,E sit ] 9 u4t5s q sSs S & :
!ii5 St i.oas. sias&'5; Sinaesosn patons pisssss @
t,lIALN-Wheat-Cest, .carce and ilrsn,. receipts.
Sa9 NJ + pxoss. s, enn sa nn1Fseca e re; t;.
sHnsi; NJ ;}s; ;;S 5s;Saa sSl AZ ]
Nsf; SS sS :a:l sa,. ST. FL & !as' @
sspos S'a ,Sss sft!ys 5sseSs H. @ q:
5s Gafs suI; III" usak. sseslps. III: Mai ostsia
, 1881-04-06

For closo confinement, want OF ulr, seduutnry
hubts, aud bFtun an1 neTst-t!rc, trust ln liup
DliIcya.
, 1881-04-06

-. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Md. April la.-SLoult-stead and un-
changed.
GhAtN-Wheat-Westcsn trm, No. winter red
spat. tL2l}<2l.3Ai April. sl1l}f31.l9<i AIar, $!:i4
@l2Hi juns. 8i.a9stal:u}t, JULY. sllGsi.lB.4; Az
gust 3LtaH. Gorn-Wessern hrmer, mixel. spo,
t7i0sG'sai April hsNaaei Muy, A<stSe; June, sit1
btAe, steamer. bisfc Oan quiet mud stuu1y; Wsst'
OF! white, @st4lsHc kyu Q4lak
llAY-unChxhYua.
ER0rlAlASa-EAaY.
HrTTEN-llAchAhX0d.
EQt1A-Qulet
pEFtt01ErA-Soniinal, . .....
ttRucEIlEa-Coffeu sluuly. Sugar hrm; "a" so!h
He. " -"
yHtsKY-unli nj II esks 09yf for Ioh lots.
ENEtGirS- ltHchungtd.
lECkll'Fs-FIunr, I,Ms hrlal vheAt, W.yU bui Cofns
lHtIk bu; uats. ,tG1 hG; rye, llD bu.
SnIpAIAlA-Wntnt. nonui GorD t7,S4l bu.
eALEa-W heat, k4s3 k4t cosll, Ill tlQ bu.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
LIVE OAK BALL.

The third annual bali OF the Live Oak
Assembly took place last evening in
Webster's Academy, Masonic Temple.
The attendance OF those who are fond
Of the light fantastic, was not very large
but this did not mar the pleasure Of
those present, but on the contrary rath-
er heightened 1t.
The march was commenced after 10
O'Clock, aud was led by Master Of Cere-
monies, Dennis 5. Shields and Jennie
Z. Sweeney. They were followed by
twenty-five other couples, making TWEEN
ty-six In all.
The Brennan band, of Philadelphia,
was to have been present, but owing
to mismanagement they failed to ar
rive here. The members of the band
were present at the depot in Philadel-
phia, but failing to find any member
of the Pine Knot there to meet them,
they did not come ON the train that
they were first expected on. They
still waited until the next train, ex-
peoting in the meantime some one t.
arrive from this city. The band would
certainly have been present had the
committee sent some one 10 Philadel
phia to meet it.
Amopg those present at tho bal
were the following gentlemen from
Baltimore Charles McAleese, Super
| intendent of the Fire Alarm Tele.
graph; Patrick Mclaughlin, Harbo
Master, and G. McAllster, DEBUT,
Sheriff. During the evening refresh
ments we've served in abundance.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
"ARBOR DAY.

Tomorrow has been set apart by
the Governor of Nebraska as "arbor
day." When the first settlers emf
grated there they found it an unbrokeh
prairie, without a tree or twig. To
encourage the planting, a day known
as "arbor day" was set aside, which
was to be devoted solely to setting out
trees, and large prizes were given TO
those who planted the greatest number.
The result has been that there are now
many forests and woods in the Stale,
aud the climate has been much modi-
lied and improved thereby. The for
ests stop and break the force of the
winds sweeping over the prairies,
and curb to certain extent the bliE-
yards.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
A REMARKABLE DWARF CHILD

There is now being exhibited in
Paris child of remai kably small size.
She is only 39 eentimetres, say IS
inches in height. In representation
given of her, she stands on a table aud
appears ouly little taller than an or
binary quart bottle on the table.
True, she is only 4 years old, aud it is
probable that she will yet grow a lit
tie. But new born child Of The av>
erage length of 30 centimetres Geo
inches) would be almost giant in
comparison.
ii bead, though small, is large fol-
her poor little body. She has very
small pale face, with the lines already
formed. Her blue eyes are not without
intelligence. She has a good crop oI
ii Ie blonde hair. Her teeth are 10 very
| good Dndition.
Her cephalic index is about sos. She
is very restless, though her walk is I'll
cult aud embarrassed. She speaks often
lit thin voice, aud she is fond Of the
amusements of her age.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
Frem Yesterday's Late Edition
COURT OF CHANCERY.

In the Court OF Chancery, yesterday,
Thos. Ii. Davis, Esq was duly examined
aud admitted 10 practise.
The case OF John G. Phillips VS.. John
p. Wells, ct. al, was COZ sidered. y
The plaintiff and defendant named
we're in partnership. Wells, as Will be
remembered, having raised and collected
a large amour; OF money on the hrm
signature, absconded. The firm assets
we're put III tie hands OF L. Mendenhall
as receiver, aud those having claims HE'D
them. The receiver disallowed sever al
of the claims, among them that Of ID. Ill.
Kent * Co. for $l,476.44. Messrs.
Spruance and Lore rep escnt Kent x
Co; Bates * Harrington the receiver.
The defense oftle latter IS that a, the
time OF making The notes there was a
balance 1924 due Well 81 Co.,aud that
the notes W. re accommodation notes
and without consideration.
Several witnesses we're examined by
the counsel for Kent &''Co., TO prove that
tie notes were valid and given fer a
good consideration. The taRiLg OF les
Iimony was followed by argument by
Messrs. Spruance and Bates. Decision
reserved.
This mornings session YVES occupied
by the case of David Lemon, charge by
the Delaware FIRE Issuance Company
with violating All iljrnotion laid upon
him by the Court, the company havlrt
got an Injunction TO prevent Lemon from
disturbing the fixtures IN bis store at IL
MAJ ket street. They clam that he di'
disturb them and in fact tore them out
The defense was that Lemon only re
moved boiler, which was exempt iron
the injuLction, only the engine beinl
mentioned therein, and the boiler benz
separate and distinct from the engine
Nields for plaintiff ans Gray for defend
ant.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
A TOWN IN PERIL.

WILKEsDARRE, April l8.--The
residents OF the Third, Sixth and
Ninth Wards of this city are Begin
ming to be alarmed about the cavlng
in of their homes. These three
wards are pretty well undermined,
and the people begin to dread sec
ond Chic. The managers of the
mine say there l. no danger as long
as the small or upper seam remains
untouched. Should the mine-own.
ers undertake to mine the coal from
the upper seam property-ownerf
will apply for an injunction. The
mountain fires east of this city
threaten to night the explosion Of
the Oliver Powder Mills, three
miles distant, and the possible DIES.
truction of a portion OF the city.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
HOW MALONE CANE ro ,,
PAIRED WITH VOORHEES, M BIZ

WAs1iNeToN, April 1s~'v
omitted to mention IN yonr -fOu
circumstances in to days. Wo, a1itay Of
ing the relations of Cameron V, aus snow 70,
none, said a Democratic Sen nu ma
the Capitol to- day, that When O ~ Al
none was kept at his hotel sic I MA va
day after his first euconnter S 9'vs' ne
Hill, Cameron wrote a not, "', ", MI
voorhees, asking him to pair will, " AT Mr'
hone and Mr.. Voorhees, an "an Ala,
that he was SO paired at Cameron,aVe
quest. 1t is small matter L 10,
completes the chain of circums,a ", u
Malone himself, then KNOWN, th y
was about to enter upon disg'a"" 'u "
course, would not make pr,sons I''u
quest Tor a pair, but Cameron r ~
ready to ask for it for him. Ua We" woo
not TO be deferred by considers,i "aS
that weighed even with Mahone wI'
still retained some pride aud self WY
spect. Cameron would not be,i,a,.
to repeat the iequest, ifoccasion sh"au
require 1t, but you may be sure tha
no matter who may ask it, Nab"n,
WIN not get another pail with Dem0
@. att Ae
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
RIDDLEBERGER WILLING TO
WITHDRAW.

WARRINGTON, April 18.-The possible
solution OF the dead lock suggested this
afternoon by Senator Beck, That the Re.
publicans would be given chance to
vote Tor a gallant Union soldier Tor Ser
geant alarms, Que who rendered patriot
&c service and was wounded In battle,
tor the Union, caused MIR. Riddleberger
TO immediately visit Mr.. Malone anu 10
beg him 10 withdraw his name, saying
that there were plenty of ex- Union
soldiers in Virginia whom he could
name for Sergeant at arms, any one oil
whom would make an acceptable oificer
and would greatly aid the Readjuster
cause IN Virginia. General Mahone,
who stands firmly ~ bis friends, pro-
tested against this action. 1t IL not
regarded as improbable, however, that
Malone may be persuaded TO withdraw
his name. Many of the Republican
senators would object 10 anything Oh
the sort being done, but General Ma
hone could II he chose take upon him
self q; least the responsibility OF ex
pressing his willingness that RiddlebeT
ger should be withdrawn.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
HAXDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA.

HEAR WHAT Is SAID,
1T has made me a new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weight fifteen pounds
my wife would not be without 1t foi
aEy money."
'Our little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
II ind IL as easy TO take AZ milk.n
I'VE have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
order."
my morning agony Is gone-thanksto
yeur Panacea.0
Il find 1t a splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer AFFLICTED with
any Kidney disorder who Will write me
as TO their complaint, will he treated
humanely and kindly. 1t ia my mosI
earnest desire TO investigate all forms oi
Diabetes, and give relief At ali times, ii
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
uaLe attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock is across the mouth of each
bettle
Prioe-one dollar for large, and fifty
cents boz sRLal size.
HAYD0CK q co.,
no9~eod&wlV, 20 Platt g., N. Y,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
Liquid or Dry.

Some persons prefer to purchase medi-
cines in the dry s'ate 80 that they Can
see for themselves that they are purely
vegetable. Others have not the time or
desire to prepare the medicine, and wish
IL already To use.
To accomm odate each class the pro-
prtetors OF Kidney-W Wort now offer that
Nell-known remedy in both L quid and
Try forms.
sold by druggists every " here.-TrUh.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
FOURTH EDITION
A VERDICT AGAINST THE Gov
ERNMENT.

NEW York, April 19.-In the suit
of s. & w. Welsh, sugar importers,
against Collector Merritt for the recov-
cry Of alleged excessive duties imposed
on q cargo of sugar imported from
Cuba in 1879, which has been on trial
for the last week before Judge Wal
lace and q jury in the United States
Circuit Court, the Judge directed the
jury to render verdict for the plain
lifts for So, ne. He said the Govern
msnt officials had right to look be-
yond the apparent color Of the sugars,
If the true character of the sugar has
been disguised. In his opinion sugar
does not become an article OF com
merce until it has left The centrifugal.
The verdict was rendered ON the
ground that the sugars in question
were colored in the vacuum pan before
being put in the centrifugal and be-
fore they became sugars of commerce..
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
CALLED TO HIS DOOR AND d
GED,

WATERFOWL, n. Y, April Isl.
Jarvis, ::aged 80 years sober and industri-
Gus man, called TO his door al II O'Clock
last night by two men named Cummings
aud Grinnig, both Of whom we're inIoxi-
Gated. They had Jarvis dinner pail in
their possession and demanded that lie
come out aud drink. Jarvis stepped out
and INDUCED in small potion. He was
gone but few moments when he, stag
gered into the room and fell In ttupor.
The physicians think he was drugged.
JARVIS died this morning. The dinner
pail with part of its contents has been
secured and the contents are being ana
lyZed. Both men were arrested.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
PARLIAMENT OF RUSSIA.
LONDON. ApriI 10, 1881

The Petersburg correspondent of the
Daily Neaos writes as follow: THE Cz Ar
recently presided al a council Of Ministers
at which the proposition of General
Melikoff, couhcmed by the late Car,
for convoking IA counties OF elected
representatives for the consideration OF
state questions, was discussed. The
result wa that nine members OF the
council were in favor of the proposal
and i've against it. The Emperor then
announced that he agreed with the
majority and that the Minister of the
Inferior would draw APP the necessary
ukase."
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
LIEBIG co. COCA BEEF TONIC

"GiSes more tone than anything have
ever used or prescribed" says Professor
A. GoULLON, M. D., Physician to the
Iron Cross, etc.
THE effect of the Coca borders upon the
marvellous, aud iIuoG clearly authenti.
Gated by scientists II undJuDled veracIty
would be aitOgeihe beyond belief" says
Or. VIM. y. SEARLE. Brooklyn, N. Y.
IL Is invaluable IN head affee lions,
weakened memory, dizziness, determi-
nation OF blooJ To tne head, sick and ner-
vous headache. Also highly beneficial
III palpitatiOn oil the heart aud other
forms OF heart disease. In neuralgia,
drJpsleal affections, paralysis, dyspepsia,
monthly suffering and blliOusness. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations.
apr2ea
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
BARON Won Humboldt.

In his travels and explorations In South
America, became deeply interested In the
WONDERFUL properties OF the Coca plant
Coz sumption and asthma, he says, are
unknown among the natives VINO use 1t.
aud IL IL furthermore conductive to
longevity. The Coca forms one OF the
ingredients Of the LieD1g Co.'s celebrated
OOca Beef Tonic. at Is conductive 10
health and longevity. Its use is very
beneficial. Examples of longevity are
numerous among the indi ans VINO from
boyhood up have used IL. Cases are not
un1requent OF Indians attaining the
great age OF l3O years" says Profesror !
J. VAN TShUDI, (rrRVels In Peru. along
the andes, etc. BE sure and get Llebig
Co.'s Coca BeeI touIc as there are wo rths
less counterfeits. IL Is Invaluable In dys-
pepsia, liver Complaints. etc. 4mitators
Will be prosecuted. rl6-Bt
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
A Rare Chance,

Don't delay, but send at once for
ticket Ia the Commonwealth DistTiba.
lion o. mpany's drawing OF April st6
You may win fortune by trying send
order To X. M. EoAHDMAS, Louisville
Ky.
Mari lagos have Increased 10 DR. cent
since young men have learned II ue
soothing effect Of shines Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound upon babies. Young man
u you keep "A boLtle on hand for all emer-
sency. you are safe In bringing things 10
climax. les
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
w. $. CLARK, see'''
I3m SrAhfoAD
IlANCiNGi

DANcise' =, Il. ~.
REoPENING OF A. s. WEBS9ft NJ
LECT DANCING ACApEA 9th
Thursday Evening, seP.e
AT THE td
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wllmins'oI' vs,.
Ladies' and Gentlemen. Misses ssia an' 10 all
ters Wishing TO become prono'HIssrn lbs
the dances OF the day, ana W will viii hBd
new and more fashionable oh iT with ne
IL TO their advantage 70 DesiN
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASsEtsos. r, her sh'
Commencing Thursday, seP THURSDAY
Gentlemen'E class Monday ah'
evenings from To 10 O'CLOCK
AFTI,RNooN CLAss ,EsIcOa y.
Ladies' aud Misses and saiurdsys
Thursdays from 8 10 ., anu lssops gNeH
from 2.OO to 400. Private ZEE
at any hour 10 suit conVeh'one rIuGBf
GLIDE AND RACQUET WALL
IN FEW LESSONS, 0,s sul
spec,aI arrangements for scn nissses d
Seminarles. and Ior private de BY aP.
ladies or gentlemen, can be IRobelin !,
niving al the Academy. Az nv mall
Bro. III. No. 7IO Market street ,4TipSTEky
epl4s Mason
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
CoNLEY
ACCEPTS MCKAY Is
CHALLENGE,

HALIFAX, N. s., April 1s.-P. II.
Conley, OF Portland, Me-, has telegraph~
ed his acceptance Of McKay's challenge
to single skull race for $500 a side,
aud will at once send on his deposit
aud aaticles OF agreement. Ii is not i'm
probable that Mckay will shortly issue
challenge to oarsmen of the malitlme
provinces, barring Smith and Ross.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

The American line steamship ILL
nois arrived at her dock about 2. yes
te-day afternoon, in len days from
Liverpool. The Illinois encountered
strong westerly winds and heavy seas
during the greater part of her passage.
She brings 735 passengers, of whom 30
were in the saloon. An infant, sick
when brought on board, died during
the passage.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
POLICE CASES.

At the hearings before the Mayor this
morning, Charles Hall, was ARA gned on
The charge of assault and battery
and using threats. He was re-
quired to pay costs of the case and fur
nish 500 bail to keep the peace.
Marshal Hasson, for disorderly con-
duct H. the Delaware House, was requir-
ed to pay ~ aud &C SITS and furnish $500
bail to keen the peace.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-20
General Foreign NesOs.

LONDON, April 20, 1881.
repaired.
General Sir Frederick Roberts has
arrived at Plymouth from the Cape.
A dispatch from Berlin says that Phil
hpe Won Weber, son OF Carl Maria Won
Weber, the composer, Is deRd.
An Ice pack has caused the Dwiua
River TO rise twenty-four feet inuudati ng
some parts OF Riga and the Baltic pro-
vinces of Russia.
The remains of the late Rev. William
Morley Punshon were buried in n orwoO
Cemetery yesterday. There was an i'm
mense and Sympathlc concourse OF people
present.