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The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

TEE sub-committe Of the House COM
hltt.e on ways and means in charge Of
hAuGes in the internal revenue laws
ill report to-day to the full committee
recommending reductions: On whiskey
i reduction of 40 cents per gallon on
blM liquors S2a cents per barrel; on to-
,ccO, sauff, &C., FROM 10 to 10 cents
sr pOuDd; on cigars reduction Of %
er thousand; and on cigAretts q reduc-
on Of sl.15 per thousand; also q reduc-
90 Of $50 per cent. Of the special taxes
imposed on dealers in the above articles.
Chs sstimate is that with the proposed
spell on cosmetic, proprietary medicines
|ank checks, &C., the reductions will
mount to about $6s,OCo,OOO from the
stal Of slS5, ,229,Ol2 of last year.
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.'Ths Domestic Tyrant. /"

"The average man." Quoth Mrs.
PartIuRton, "is q weak and irritable
domestic tyrant," and Mrs. Pts correct,
Tyrannical to q fault the average man
will enter the bhssful Paradise OF happy
home, scratch himself in tiendish g1ee,
send the baby into cenvulslonB, and fol
what? Why, because he has itching
Piles, and Is too mean to bay ~syne'i
Ointment, which is an infallibl4 cure fcl
the worst cases Of that annoying com
plant.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Easter.

Easter day fell on April Q In 1871. II
will not, however fall on this day again
after the present year till 1914 then
again in 1850, 2023, 2084, 2045, etc. In
1885 it will fall on April %, Its latest
possible date. This will be the 6Iss
time 1t has occurred since the introduc-
tlOn Of the new style In 1752. 1t will
not occur again on April 2b until Af,er
an interval Of fifty-seven years, or in
1913; and then nos again for 1913 years.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Worry Little Homes.

From present indications there arevery
little hopes Of the recovery OF Mansfield
Kitchen. the engineer who was stricken
ed with apoplsxy while at his post Of
duty on Tuesday night. Yesterday Af-
ternoon, DTs. Kane aud Draper visited
the stricken man, and held cOnsulta-
tion. Their diagnosis gave very little
hopes Of the unfortunate mans recovery,
they seeming to think that death would
.ensae within very short time.
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qoInr 20 Wnminxton,

Dilworth Wells, who has been farm
Ing William DAle'S farm, East White
land, and his farther, William P. Wells,
who has been farming Potts & Brothers
farm In Gain, are going to Wilmington,
where they will follow butchering and
keep 9. meat stsrs.-Hest Chester Be
cord.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

1t is impossible for a woman after q
faithful course of treatment with Lydia
E. PiDkham's Vegetable Compound, TO
continue to suffer with aweakness Of
the uterus. Enclose a stamp to Mrs.
nue., Lynn, Mass, for her pamphlets.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Life is not really lived that cannot be

Life is not really lived that cannot be
enjoyed. The nerves must work har
moniously or there cannot be bappi
ness. In DR.. Benson's Celery and Cham
omlle Pills, the nervous lady finds Ger
tain relief. They cure indigestion, fiat
ulence, and neuralgia.
Chas. n. Crittenton, 1l5 Fulton
street New York City, soils agent for
DR.. @. W. Benson's remedies, TO whom
All orders should be addressed, rt.5r
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Rheumatic Diseases.

These ailments follow from torpid
liver and costive bowels; the skin, bow
els and kidneys failing in tneir proper
work, an acrtd poison Is formed In the
blood, which Is the occastou OF these
acute diseases. Kidney Wort produces
healthy action OF all secretlve organs
and throws of the rhe umatic poison.-
Equally efficient in Liquid or Dry form
Inter Ocean.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

An invaluable strepgthener for the
nerves, muscles, and digestive organs,
producing strength and appetite, Ii
Browns Iron Bitters. Y
Plain tight fitting bodies full
panier or tablier draperies and much
trimmed skirts are the rule forlspring
suits OF light woOllen stuffs.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Gen. Hancock and the mason CouRt
Martial.

NAAABhAAs
NEW YORK, March 15.-It appears
that before q court-martial was Ore
dered for the trial of Sergeant Mason,
General Hancock offered TO surrender
him to the civil authorities, but this
was declined. He directed Gen. Ayers,
in command at Washington, to infOrm
District Attorney Corkhfll that Mason
was at the disposal Of the civil
authorities, and would be held subject
to their order. Gen. Ayers oommu@
nioated with Mr.. Cerkhill, and re-
ported to Gen. Hancock that he had
decided that Mason's cot was q breach
of military discipline, punishable a.
such, and that he proposed to leave
the matter 70 the military authorities.
1t was not until then that General
Hancock ordered the court-martiaL
This fact, it ia said, disposOs Of the
ground on which it is proposed to in~
woke the writ of habeas corpus in
Mason's case.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
A Rising Feared.
LONDON, March 16.

A despatch from Cork ssys:-"The
authorities are apprehensiye of some
thing in the nature ofa rising on st.
Patrick's Day. An extraordinary num-
Der of cipher kilograms have recently
passed through the Cork Post Office.
The police have torn down placards
the words BE ready on st. Patrick'S
DAWN -A
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Co11estOr RobertsOn's Successor.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-It is
reported here tonight that a scheme
for putting s. B French in the New
York Collectorshlp In place of
Robertson has assumed delin ite
shape and that Secretary Folger is
not averse'to the proposed change.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
AFINAnn Rfaln.

A few days ago A. Henze was present.
ed with q genuine flying nsh, that was
caught in the Delaware bay. Having no
use for 1t, he presented IL to 6tans6ury
Murray, who is always pleased to obtain
any curiosity. He has had q case made
for the nsh, and will preserve it in al
OnhOl
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DIED

JACK.-on Saturday, March l1th, Jane
W. Jack In the Sad year or her age.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
he late residence. No. 4O5 Shipley street.
o'clock. Services at the house at o.
clock. Interment at Rivsrview Gene
terry. A4
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Rev. ID. Q. BabcOck and Senator
Rayard.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The
Rev. D. q. Babcock, who caused q sem
sation ia the Wilmington NJ. e. Con-
ference by charging that Senator Bay
ard had been corruptly Influenced to kill
local-option bill in the Delaware Leg
islature, was al the Philadelphia M. E.
Conference this morning. He still as.
serts that Senator Bayard defeated the
local-eption bill. He did not mean that
Senator Bayard had been paid any mon
ey, yet the Senator was corruptly in
fuenced by Editor Schade, Of the Wash
ington Sentinel.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

tons Of COAL would be seen weekly
passing through, and apart from that,
1t would be equally effective In time
OF war with the Choptank. qr
es.l TAxPAYKR.
oecilton, Nd, March II, 1854 i b.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

A cold is unlike most visitorB ;-if you
want TO get rid OF it, you must give 10 q
warm reception with DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the standard cough remedy Of our
age. For sale by. all druggists at twenty
five cents q bottle.
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local TIME TABLE.
CoRREcTEp FEB. !. 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILM1NGroN

Eor Philadelphia ZOO, 2.2Ss, $50, e.5S,
7a6, slot, SIS, $40, 9.09, S.4e, 0.8O, .6S q.
2 n; l., Hoy H6 m; u ), asst, L63 2.s0, 400,
Mt 2SOt,6lO, $685., 7.3j&, 9.50', l0.0Os p.
For New York;. 20, 2.28#, ESQ, $50.
SAS, ll.oS a. mi l23Stt. l.5a, '6.lTf, 6.sS'
For Baltimoro-l.OOs,I I.42s, 4.5iS, 500. ass
d m m. lOO, l.U9tt, 800, 6.57, 11.O4s .. m.
m; 100, l.OStf. e5H, il. .O4' .. M. N''N ~'
,,aot bsltlmore and intermediate sta
sisVTne-lz.pls, sTa-,.pl a,SS q, m. Loo 600 D. M
day. - -. 7oSAA '.g oAAlS sno sun
fFrains running only aaafI On sunday.
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Meettngs TO-nfght.
-.. -

clayton Lodge. No. 4, K.ofP.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, i. o. o. f.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, I; 9. 9. Z.
Wilmington Division, No. j, 5. Of i.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., o. U. A. NJ.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
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zone must be poor to know the luxury
of giving" That may be so, but we
think anybody can enjoy the luxury OF
giving his feliow-sufferer O bottle of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup TO cure his cough.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Change OfMind,

i declined to insert your advertisement
of Hop BitterB last year because then
thought they might not be promotive of
the eau, q of Temperance, but find they
aEe, and very valuable medicine, my
self and wife having been greatly bene-
fited by them, and / take great pleas
ure in making them known.
Rev. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

roaS a1r Wilmington and Northern Rail-
dSV dra;iU ira;nsa a. M. 400, sos p. m. No sun
For Delaware Western RaiIroad--lo m
m' o'So p. m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

, az Eor Delaware Railroad -s.OOs, 9.s5 a. M:
i'VI, 2o1 NV w p. m, Hp.Snnday trains.
tFor E0E New y Castle only.
t,nps ,pSt harrington and Intermediate sta
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

A One-Hundrsd.Ounc BAR Of cold
AHALIFAx, N. s., March I'D. A.
Med Donald brought in to- lay from agold
claim belonging to him In Carlooo,
halifax County, bar Of gold weighing
106 Dances, made up Of findings In the
CLAIM. The claim was at once purchased
for $4,000 by Adams b DeCAmps Of
New York. q .i-4tg
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WIIMINorON

- rom a., Philadelphla-l.O0s, I,s2s. 4,47s,
iS@' r1S' I5 ~ $50 $50 10 iOf ii .5s 1850 a. m.
S5s' ' s = ~ LIT a2SCt abo Abs, 4.S5 10,
1857 o. m oiS ''Sst' 1865, 9.S5t, $50, iO.5Ss,
FROM d New Yotk-.l2.4s, l.s2s. 44O.. 7.S5t,
ioos. I;oI % m a. M; 1880, L0tf,' Ass, 6.1Sa'
VI pm Ra Il rB64ltimore-l6l+, 2.iSs, s.ol, s.Os
p,mS l2SHt, l.5O, b.ll", ESQ.,, 9.49'
70 3etl 3e3m Washlngton-I.2IS, 2.I3. - m.
+nnoth daily and Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

At South Bethlehem, Pa, q town of
l,OOO Inhabitants, 12O cases Of small-pox
have already been reported ana the
humber 10 increasing At an alarming ex-
tent. The students Of LehiRh Univsr-
blty' located there, have bsen given
leave TO go home II they choose, and
many Of the girls at BlshOpthorps sem-
mary short distance fron town, have
Already left 1t Is probable both schools
VIII be closed until the epidemic sub
sides.
aus rg.
Cotton sateen and light alpaca
are frequently used by economical
dressmakers for the foundation skirt
OF silk and yelling dresses.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
NEW ADYRRFlsEsTENrs.

NOR RENT.-A farm of 10 acres with
IL good buildings and orchard, near
stanton. Apply to
marl6-2tw& ZFI
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Virginia NegrOss:and the Small
pOx

NoRFoLK, Va, March I5.-There
are forty two we'll developed cases
of small pox in Norfolk County,
mostly negroes. The county authori-
ties are dong everything possible
to prevent the further spread OF the
disease.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

m E!om 1S Delaware Railroad-s.bO. 9,85s a
trains. WV p H. NO sunday
'From New Castle only.
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OVRLIC SALE
-oF A.
TWO-StOry Brick Dwelling.

TWOsBIOEy hEICA WWeAAAUBs E
No. s25 West Ninth street, opposite the
lawn grounds OF the ohildren's home, on
TUESDAY; MA ARCH:2lst, 1882, at 5 p. m.
on toe premises, Wilmington, Del, with.
out postponement, withdrawal or undst-
bidding.
room. lot 22xS6k, nll carefully construct
ed for the present owner, with bay front,
side entT ance, good situation, pleasant
surroundings, improving locality. Win
reaiilY rent at o good rate, and will
warrant the attention of parties Wishing
a pIeosdnt home or good iIlUestment.
For terms and parLicu arh see postera,-
]. 7. HEALD,
seventh and Mark ct streets.
agent To effect the sale.
marl5-le-21
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR W1LMINoroN

AyennsN Neadppnnia.Broad pa and WashinRton
slo' 4So ~; Hl5, $40. lO.l5 a. m. ! i 81,
649 y. m, ''00t s'1VS A.4o 9. m. 4.46,
connect leaving Wilmington that will
WasSSss az 9ray's Ferry for Broad and
=. M; mgSCn Nn AveAue-6.6S, 900, 900, S.i6
HAAnited Express traIns.
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roadWs wilmington and Northern Rail.
SUNDAY sdhA1, 9rS;S SAS. ll.sS a. m. 6.55 p. m. No
q, M. pIseiaware Is Western Railroad-S.OO
A'lo p m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

TRAINS running only on Sunday.
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it might possibly be put, for the manufsc-
Of bread. The writer spent night in such
place short time ago, The wa}s were
bullying, cobwebby and old; the ovdas were
under the payen,ents Of the street; THE re-
fuse Of the bake house was deposited near
the ovens; the four or five compartments
into which the cellar was divided were small
and close, and when the gas was lighted at
midnight cockroaches were swarming over
walls and ceilings chasing each other about
the sacks Of flour and holding the assem-
bles in the bins. This, however, was
rather a superior bake-house. The dirty
and dismal cayerns in which most of our
bread is made are inaccessible. Ii the ba-
ker does not regard cleanliness as moral
obligation he is, at any rate, fully aware
that the cellars in which he practises his
mystery are not quite such show places as
they ought TO be. The circumstance that
they are underground and that the ovens
are so placed as to draw the air which feeds
them-oiten from the close proximity OF
the drains-over the tr,ughs in which the
dough iskneaded, is in itself sufficiently
appalling. Bread readily absorbs the air
that surrounds it, and ought never to be
made or to be kept in confined places. In
London, however, 1t is habitually made in
dens so confined and nauseous that the ba-
kers trade is one of the most unhealthy in
existence.
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Tho Mormon Immlgrants.

In view OF the recent stringent legislation
of congress against polygamy in the terrific
ries it is rather remarkable that Mormon
converts are arriving here from Europe in
unusually large numbers.
A single steamship brought nearly thou
sand Mormons into this port on Sunday
They have lately beea converted to the
Mormon faith by missionaries sent out to
Great Britain and Scandinavia from Salt
Lake City. All except the children proba-
bly, believe IN pOlygamy, and perhaps in.
tend to practice it when they get to Utah.
The futlity of the scheme for stamping
out polygamy, which has been elaborated
at the present session, under the lead of
Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont, is already
evident. Congress does not ven
ture to declare that persons who
believe in polygamy shall not
DO admitted into the country. A law TO
that effect might possibly be sustained I'M
der the constitutional power to regulate
commerce with foreign nations, but no such
law will ever be passed. And 80 long as
the Mormon church can make proselytes
abroad and take them to Utah, without
let or hindrance, the converts will be like
ly to put into practice the doctrines which
have been attractive enough to bring them
from their homes across the sea.
We do not think that polygamy will be
destroyed by any legislative agency. 1t is
only strengthened by attacks which can be
made to wear the guise of religious perse
cution. Let it alone and 1t will perish Of
itself. Keep kicking it in congress and II
will be aroused to new life, as it appears tc
have been aroused now.
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The Observation-Disclosures.

A wind-storm, accompanied by light
rain, thunder and lightning, visited the
city yesterday morning about 9 o'clock.
The wind was stiff, the thunder loud and
the flashes of the lightning almost binding,
which lead to the belief that dangerous
storm was brewing, and many of those who
had cellars under their houses
went into, them for safety, yet
1t passed over without doing
any damage. Storm.houses are getting
quite common nowadays especially in the
country and smaller towns, and some of
our cities have taken the precaution to
build them. Their construction is very
simple, and no expense is attached, being
simply hole dug some six feet deep and
wide enough to hold the. occupants of the
promises on which 1t is made, and
Is covered over at the top by few stout
pieces of timber covered with dirt and the
whole sodded over. When the storm
threatens destruction safety is gained by
entering the excavation, n small opening
being lett open to allow an entrance.
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Coming to the Rescue

There never was before in the history of
Dallas such demand for dwelling houses
as at present. In conversation with.a real
estate agent yesterday he stated that il he
had one. hundred and fifty cottage houses
he could rent every one of them for from
$40 to $50 per month within few days. In
association is spoken of with capital of
100000, organized for the express purpose
Of building houses to rent and stll. The
parties interested In the project have seen
the long needed want, and will make n
move IN few days to perfect an organiga.
ton. They propose to invite. persons own.
ing real estate In the suburbs to take stock,
aud as soon as everything is on a working
basis building will begin.
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49, --.-4.' ----------------
Is & 81. 4 ' $. | 8
q pr1TIliEf,1lgrI,sS s
MIDLAND
Gu E,rA W ~
THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF TEXAS
GULF, COLORADO and SANTA FE Ry.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At GALVESTON with Mallory Line Of
Steamers for Key West and New York; Nor.
gan Line Steamers for New Orleans, Indian.
ola, Corpus Christi, Brownsville and vers
Cruz.
At ARCOLA with I. h @. N. RfR., for
Columbia and towns In Brazoria county,
At ROSENBERG with g., H. & 8. A. Ry
Sunset Route) for Columbus, Weimar Har.
wood, Luling, San Antonio, laredo. Uvalde,
Western Texas and Mexico; also for
Houston and star and Crescent Route fol-
Beaumont Orange. Lake Charles the Teche
Country, New Orleans and all points In the
Southeast North and East with New York,
Texas h Mexican R'y for Wharton, Victoris
and stations on that line
At BRENNAN, with IL. 4 T. G. R'y Of
Hampstead, Ledbetter, Giddings, McDade
and Austin.
At MILANO with l. h g. N. Ry. for Hearne
Palestine, Rockdale, Round Rock, George
town, Austin, san Marcos, New Braunfels
San Antonio and Laredo.
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific R'y for
At MORGAN with Texas Central Ry. for
Waco Ross, Hico, lredell Cisco and all
points on that line
At CLEBURNE with the Chicago. Texas q
Mexican Central Ry for Alvarado, Cedar
Hill, Dallas, and the North, East and West.
At FORT WORTH with Missouri Pacific,
those lines; for El paso, Santa Fe, San Fran.
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for Kansas
City, st. Louis, Chicago, New York and all
points North, East and West.
nB-Sce that your tickets read over this line
r&-FOr full information, address
OSCAR G. MURRAY,
Gen'l Pass. Agt.
GALVESTON. TEXAS.
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A London bake-housc Is almost invaria.
blysituated In q cellar. Generally II Is cellar
that might do well enough for the reception
Of lumber, but II Is utterly unfit for any
other purpose. and o., purposes 10 which
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Chronic constipation, chronic dyspepsia,
chronic diarrhGa, promptly cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters. IL is complete
strengthened of the digestive organs.
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Enjoy Health and he Hnpny

For depression OF spirits, general debility
and i'll health, as a certain strengthened
Of every part Of the system, nothing equals
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Z" have used Simmons Liver Regulator
for constipation of my bowels caused by
temporary arrangement of the liver, Tor
the last three or four years, and always
when used according to the directions with
decided benefit. HIRAM WARNER,
Late Chief Just ice of Georgia.
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FINANC|

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ISIS to the pms
scluslly known
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Decline of Man.

Decline of Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, lmpo.
i M se nsa. DSea' Gq nSao BY %wels
Atk ms, Dallas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-15
BUEN NEGOCIO

Por retirarse SUI dueno, Sc vende en- dicho
punto, ell magnifco Hotel EspaNol con todos sus
enseres y mobiliario, compuesto de dos casas
contiguas que miden % varas de frente 29
de fondo: distributes con % habtaciones do
mirtorios, sala con balloon grande ancho CO.
medor, cocina, galerias, horno, establecimiento
lie bahos con aqua de pozo clara, jardin, dos
cuartos escusados, patio, caballerza, para 20 ca
ballos, 2 cocheras y cuatro plumas de aqua que
| surten al jardin ell establecimiento
Este radica en- la Marina parte septentrional
pasado ell puente de hierro, calle de. San Pedro
numero l.
Dicho establecimiento esta recientemente res
taurado en- buen huso todos sus enseres, es de
bastante ventaja su adqusici6n por SUI mucho
lucro; pues ademas de hallarse Immediate al
tranvia que conduce a la ciudad y ser ell unico
en- SUI clase, Sc encuentra cerca del muelle de la
Marina esta acridtado por mas de 80 amos que
10 edific6 su dueno para ell expresado obieto.
La persona que desee adquirilo puede dirigir-
Sc a su propietarlo don Pedro Lopez en- ell mis-
mo Hotel en- la expresada ciuda ciudad de Ma
yaguez.