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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19

legalla especial .l ldom de 5O .....$ AZ -.
Coachas esoeciaiss en- ide q lie So. 40
Idem corrlentes an idem de lao 800. 30 =.
Rega,ia le 4onirss especial en- idem
de 100 ..... ..... -. 30 -.
Idem idem corriente en idem de 100. 30 ..
Idem sobremesa en- idem de 100 %. 30 ..
Idem conchas OF idem de 100. ..... 80 :.
Uonchitas gu ldem de 100 .......... IS :.
Medianos ea idem de 100. ........ 20 ..
Mlar en- paquetes lie e60............ IL :.
Per!llas eli paquetes de tabacos
20 paquetes por ...,......,..... ol -.
0icsdura prsnsada en- psquetes de
uaa HOr 1... ....s,,....s.... ~
Lem sin prenSar en p0tes ......... :. 50
Idem suelts del pals is................ =. 76
ldem hebra para pipa ............. OIL :.
Ogarrillos con picadura hebra, rs ca
1et;ilas p0r s............... vi
ooiO oorr,crta ( roroOi0a nOnvnnAioM alas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19

Nombrado vocal en- propiedad de Ia
Real Subdelegaci6n de Medicina y o.
ruiia D jose Fernandez Alvarez, ' sub
delegado del primer departamento, vo-
cal suplente de la misms, DON Antonio
Sierra y Oarb6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19

Los pagos de este mes se verifcar6n
por el Tesoro en- Ia siguiente forma:
Mayo ~. -Secciones 4. y5.e
Idem 29.-Idem 2. > IT,
Idem 30.-Idem 3. y6.e
Jnnio 2. -Pensiones del Monte-pio
Civil, Militar, de GraCis , Emigrados
de America.
Idem 3.--Oesantes, 8. Jubilsdos Re-
tirsdos.
Iiem 5.--Olases pasivas residences
en- Ia Peninsula.
Sc sehala para Ell AZ del actual la vi.
sta general de presses.
Por el Sc. Tree idento de ia An lisncia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19
EL DANUDIO.

Gran surtido de TODD 10 pertenecente al QUITO.
preco casnl demks bancas
mpa candeeros, cioes dem@s obi tos e bronco plata.
para Igsias Caplas.
Fsps Neri ndnsro a. Barcona
Espana IL sbl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19
% Lc pi4c[Os OORRL 4Nrls DE II .NE E5rABuNOIDA

Gigarrin $ gruesos I'll la Glaze is pa
pei que SO quieraa, lis cinco oesos
en- adelante 40 cajeollIaa pr. -. y VI =.
TAB zoos Ell AbORAD ).
Excepcionales an cajls lie 'uio de d
tahacos, mllar ,..... @1iO
Idem sin lujo de ia %. .... -. LOO
In erlaies en cajas de 5U 80. 85 :.
Regatta antillan sn caias 10 Is. 80. So :.
tdem idem en- i,lem de ~ ,.... IS ;.
Idem de preferences en- ldem de Is 81 =.
Reiaa Victoria en- idem 'e 81 -. 10
Brevas imperiales en- iiem de 50,... IS :.
Oazad0rez imperiales en ide d lie 81. 81
Brevas On hoja en- idem de 81 90. so {.
Idem cilindralss en iuem lie 100 ~ :.
Idem corrientes 81 idem ia 100. 30 :.
Ilem on paqu'tes lie 10 ..... :. .. ~ {.
Regalia oritanca an eajas da 81. 90. so {.
VictoriaS inas Oh iiem da 80 ... 45 {.
Las vitolas no axprasadas en- al 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19

xprasadas preo corrlene prcos conveneonaes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-19
PARA SANTAN)ER Y LIVERPOOL


CA Id ~
de $500 neds regular candad
sdmitn todos Para iDtorme
dgirse los de la compn1 En- esta capit VNDE Co.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
FIFTH EDITION.
A Dangerous RuiIdina.

The building N. w. corner Of Fourth
and King streets, from present appear
ance's Is In q dangerous condition.
For the past few days woikmen have
been engaged in making number oi
alterations, and in dolHg 50 IL was neces-
sary TO ''ahore up" on the King, street
side. While this was being done, the
brick work cracked 10 several placei
both on Fourth and King streets. Sc
dangerous is the building that the frsi
contractor refused TO 90 on " th The
work, and the Ser ces Of another had lc
be obtained.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

PrmmMIfm y. Moses I'm Tr0@pAe
Again-Am En-. Governor IN the
RoIe OF q Swindler.
NEW YoRK, March 29.-Franklln j.
Moses, ex Governor OF South carolina,
and for many years professional swlbd
Ter. gas q prisoner to-day at police head
quarters on the charge Of swindhng
Freeborn J. Smith, piano manuiactu-
rer. out Of $l75. There are quite mum.
ber Ot similar charges against him, aud
during the day be was Identified oy
number OF bis victims, who will appear
aOaInst him tomorrow at the Tombs
Police Oourt.E NV. CTOwell enter
tanned Moses under the name OF Antho-
nv white, Of GreenviIle, South Carolina
and cashed his check for $3.50. How
Ard n, Stewart casbed two $50 checks
for Moses, who represented himstlf to
be General Curtis, d Moth Carolina.
b. II. Hss,l', of The Charleston Steam
sblp Company, of Boston, also writes
that he lost $3.50 by the check op rations
OF the prisoner. Charles A Flint, q
partner Of Mayor Grace, wisely declined
TO cash the checks presented.
Ex-Gov. Moses's career has, during
| the last Tour years, leu Nun mAuy
times to Jail, but each time he has
succeeded in escaping punishment.
During the reconstruction period y
South Carolina, he was Governor oi
the state. Since then he has lived by
his wits. When the struggle between
Tammany Hall and ito opponents was
hottest last year Moses offered to John
D. Townsend, the lawye papers
damaging to Mr.. Tildeu, which be
professed to have at his home, aud the
lawyer advanced him money to go and
get them. Leaving Mr. Townsend,
he took with him the latter's best
overcoat. Finally, when the recent
scare about Fenian explosives IL
steamships prevailed he imposed upor
one of the great transatlantic compa'
1les by pretending to have discovered
= plot to blow up their steamers. Ht
was paid for his secret, and when The
company found itself swindled 1T pre-
vailed ON the police to drop the matter
and Moses avoided arrest. His victims
however, will hardly allow him to es
| mana this time.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
A Mufderous sNuFms.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30 Last
night man named Thomas p. Leslie
visited the house Of Thomas 8. Nell
son, No. 1917 jefferson street, and
asked to see that gentleman alone.
Mr. Nelson is q well-knOwn dry goods
merchant in feeble health. A visitor
who was present stepped out Of the
room, when Leslie ct once demanded
Mr.. Nelson's watch. Being refused,
he grabbed at the chain, and drawing
q treyolver shot Mr.. Nelson In the
head, fracturing his skull. he then
walked off aud is still at large. Mr..
Nelson is now IN critical condition.
Leslie had been In his employ a. nurss
five weeks ago.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
a Passenger Assaasinafed I'm n Rail-
way Cara Strange Tragedy.

LoUIsvILLK, KY, March 29.-Alex-
ander q, Wlpkate, OF Lexington, KY,
was shot In the breast aud killed this
morning on an ONO and Mississippi
Railroad train, between Sparksville and
d edoTa, Indiana. His assassin was
VIM. n. Haints, who vas crazed by
drink, and had no proYocation for the
shooting. The assassin jumped from the
train, (which was koiDg a. the rate OF
fourty miles an hOur,) landed safely,
walked half mile to = creek, stripped
himself naked and jumped Into the
stream. His bodk was found the Q this
morning. His clothes were found hang
ing on q bridge, and they contsined So
In cash. gold watch, an express receipt
Tor $500 sent from El Pa'o, Texas, to
New Salem, Ohio, aud q quart bottle OF
brandy half full. Both bodies Wer-
brought to this city, aud an inquest viii
Be held tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE Oily
ING DUTCHMAN.n

ST. PAUL, MIMI, March @.-The ex-
press train on the Minneapolis and st.
Louis road, commonly called the "Fly-
ing Dutchman," had an extremely mar
row escape from q catastrophe at q late
hour Last night. On entering q cut q
short distance this side of Hastings II
ran into boulder weighing a ton, which
had been accidentally detached from an
everhanRluR elf and lay across the
track. The boulder was part ally pushed
aside by the-coWeatober. The engine
was WTecked the journals of every car
broken and the baggage car der died
Brakeman Eeterbrook Jumped from the
train and was bruised. No ono else as
hnrt. The passengers were delayed
three hours.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
LAoR NOTES FROM NEW JER
SEY,

The wages Of the employees In the r.
p. Matthiessen d Wiecher's sugar re-
finery, Jersey City, will be increased 10
per cent. after April /.
About five hundred men will be dis.
charged from the Rogers Locomotive
Works in Paterson next Saturday, be-
cause an order from q railroad company
to build ninety new engines has been
c0untermanded.
The merchanics OF New Brunswick
have made q unanimous demanded for
an advance Of Wsges. The carpenters
demand fifty cents more a. day after
April l, the journeymen maSpns demand
So day, aud the painters fifty cents
more day after April 3. The hod-car-
ries notified their bosses that after April
3 81 25 per day and nine hours' Work
will he their rule.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
WEDNESDAY. Mar. 20. 6 P. NJ.

FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flour Is held high
ar and fairly active. Sales of27OO barrel j,
includl 6 Minnesota extras, at e7 for
clear and at o.. a 7.60 for straight; Penna.
extra family, at $6.l2K q 6.2S; Western
do. do. at s6.75 a 7.25. and patents at S7.5b
$50. kye -four is steady at el.70 10
pure.
.GeAIN.-Wheat was unsettled and
lower. Sales OF 26 0 bushels Red at o 40
Ia. IL, 01 bushels May No. at SI,sS;
q, ,OOJ bushels June at 81 rs; and 10000
bushels DO at SI,9 X; 81 .3a1< was bid for
March; $l.sSN for April; &i,soM for May:
sI,s5 for June, and Sl.22s for July. Rye.
-PennRyl lVanla is nominal at S6c. Corn
is firmer and In steady request. Sales
OF 800 bush els, including yellow, at II q
77I6c., and rejected att &c. At the open
board, 5000 bushels June sold at 76c; 1916
was bid for March, 76c. for April, 76c. fJr
May, and 78c.N for June. Oats are fairly
active and Ic. higher. Sales OF 10, 90
bushels, including white. at h71z $50,
ana rejected andN mixed at sc. The re-
ceipts Today Werlf as follows: q bar.
refs OF -four, 800 Bushels of wheat, 6400
bushels of corn, 655O bnt hels Of oats, 40
barrels OF whisky
WHIsKEY. We lquote western iron
bound al sl.2O per gallon.
IA CATTLE MARY FIT
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
BOYD and HanIan.

NEWCASTLE, March 20, lssl.-This
morning Boyd rowed from the high
Level Bridge to Scotswood Suspension
Bridge, working strongly throughout
and finishing fresh. Hanlan rowed hve
miles with GedWin, sticking TO b work
all the way. The spectators were high
ly pleased with his performance. In
the afternoon the water was too rough
for them to take to their boats.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Troy NIOuIders Gain Their
Point.

Troy, N. Y. March 29.-The en-
ployers Of the striking moulders at a
meeting to-day decided to grant
the demand of tho men that the
Uuion's committee be sllowe .
to equalize the scale Of wages 10 the dr.
fereIt establishments. This settles the
principal difficulty, and IL is believed
thh work will be resumed In oil the
foundrles the latter part OF this week on
the beginning Of next week.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
LEARN OF FLORIDA.

The orange. cocoanut and lime groves
OF Florida are attrac ing thousands. IL
is no longer said 100 Westv" but ''South."
Learn Of this rich and tropical land. The
best way is 10 subscribe for leading
+ orIda paper. Send $'.U0 for the Demo.
craL months. A pamphlet, with large
map OF State), giving price OF land, best
place to settle, PROFITS oforange and CO.
cOanut groves. drainage OF Okeechobee,
&c, &C, worth the price OF subscription
TO those who wish to know Of Florida free
10 these who send us one dollar for 9
months subscription.
Address BIC. PENDLETON,
KLY WEST, FLORIDA.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Pennsylvania Greenbaeksrs.

HARRISBURG, March 29.-The
Greenback Labor State Committee
meeting in this city to-day was largely
attended. The COMMITTEES recon-
mended the nomination Of . full
straight ticket by the Convention Of
the party, which 10 70 meet in this
city on May 18. A few members sug-
1ested the propriety Of . fusion with
the Independent Republican party,
but the sentiment Of the committee
was practically unanimous in favor Of
q straight Greenback- Labor ticket.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. !, 1859.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

For Philadelphia 2.O0a, 2.23', $50, e.5-, !,
1875, slot, $40, 30, 9.0g, 9.iB, 1880, .b5 a.
IN. l20Jt m. l2l5, asst. l,oJ, $50, 400,
5.l7', 2.3Ot. 6lO, 6.So', 1879, S-0O', 1910" p.
For New York;. o., 2.23~, $50, 6.s5,
9,4e, ll.'3 a. mi l2.SStt. L.52, 5.l7t, $685.
y. IN.
a. IN. {; 100, l U0tt, 800, 6. Z, Il.04t =. 10.
For Washington, l.OOs, ~, ~ 81 -, e.O0s O.
m. 100, Lost, 6.57, ll.04" p. IN.
For Baltimore and intermediate sta
"rrains running both daily aud sun
day.
fTrains running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Eawin Boo1h's AssaSIans.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Tho young
man Ramed Marx Grey, who resemblel
Edwin Booth and who maintains that
Booth 10 his father, and who three years
since attempted to shoot the tragedIan In
MeVicker's Theatre, 10 stih confined In
the Elgin Irslne Asylum, whittier he
was sent after trial. Mr.. Booth waG
about to commence an engagesDent In
this city, and wrote 9 letter to the Su.
perintendent. of the asylum asking II
Gray was still confined there - he did
not dealre to visit Chicago II the young
and dangerous crank was at large.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Tho Egyptian QaestlOn.

= LoEDoH, March 29.--A vell-authen-
ticated dispatch from Vienna states that
the Greit Powers have agreed to iDtrust
the settlement Of the Egyptian question
10 England and France, but as these
two Powers have had this matter 10
their hands for some time, It is ques-
toned whether this new reference 70
them will result In any definite settle
ment.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
The EsiIT0sds rlIlaE; sp ths sTa,n,

Within twenty-four hours Eve per-
sons were slaughtered on the railroads.
four on the Pennsylvania and one on
the Reading Railroad, within Coroner
Janney's Jurisdiction. He held in-
quests yesterday In two cases.
John Sweeney, forty-two years old,
residing on Godfrey street, German.
town, who had . foot crushed on the
Reading Railroad, ct Second and Will
low streets, on March II, died yester-
day at the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Elizabeth Brooks, nine years old,
residing on Ann stIeet, PhiladeIphia,
was run over and killed by o New
York train aE Bridesburg Junction
yesterday morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
A row ana TWo men Lost.

NEWPoRr, March % The tugs Luck
enOak ami Edith Beard. having In tow
nine sooWs, while near Point Judith
last night, was struck by o squSll and
parted from the tow. The drsdRe aud
the sc0Ws were lost. There were twelve
men on the dredge, Of whom ten were
picked mp by the Edith Beard and taken
30 New London this morning. Several
OF the sc0ws noated ashore on Block
Island.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
LiquIdOr DRY.

Som people prefer to purchase medi-
cineB In the dry state SO that they can see
for themselves that they are purely vege-
table. Others have not the time or de-
sire TO prepare the medicines, and wish
IL already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors OF Kidney Wort now offer that
wsll-knoWn remedy In both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold By druggists eyerywhere.-Truh
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Levy Court.

The Levy Court met this morning at
10 o'clock, with President Bright la the
chair, The only business transacted
was several transfers, and the Attorney
Of tie Court was directed TO enter eatis-
faction on the bonds OF Collectors Bed
ford and Kyne, they having settled In
full for the year 1881.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
A BurnInx IaIue 10 be FIsoaed.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 29.-Tho
fire in the Vaudeville shaft operated
by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company, has gained such
headway thar orders were isSned
to-day to take out he rails and live
stock and food the mine. This will
throw 300 men and boys out Of work
for several months.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
rRAINs ARRIVE AT WILM1NeToN

From Philadeiphla-I.OO I.s2s, 4.47s
i2SS Is 5O IL. i7tt f,"S 23G 9s 3 lzGy 3s = M 1o
5;56, go, 6.is, 1887, 7.55, 9.S5t, go, lO.5Ss
ll.30t p. m.
From New York-I2.43, 1929, 4. 4Os, 7.s5t,
7:6I, e.Sa q. M; 1850, l.Ntt, 4.5j, 6.i8S,
l0.0Ss p. M.
From BaltImore-1.5I", 2.l3s, 9,nI, 300
LAB q, M; l2SHt, L5O, b,ll", s.30', 9,49'
p. m.uuT1
F'om Washing ton--l.2is, 2.I3. a. m.
i2.36tf, l.5O, b.ll", Q Sc, 0.40" p. M.
%Boih daily and Sunday.
ton Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
How Ohio Statesm an are
Brlbad.

From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Watson one OF the lobbyists at Colum-
bus, 10 said to have been In the habit OF
lending money to members of the Log
islature. Another wSy to do It is 10 lose
little money to the honorable men,
bers Of in game Of poker.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Diphtherja..

- eoLn or sore throa.
mount 10 much, and Il IL, may not |,
~ can easily be cured promptly M
,Qllowed by eonsumn,,ooue ,oue negeq
NO medicine has ever hson nun or dIpIsI
pssHs Sss ~ = ss'ickiy and sursly ViS n o oIerd
nrnIons M, ~ DAVIS p.aaSiy INV ~ !s9cA q
pa1n1 Pa9Inp, =, use use Of this :nval,,%allIiL
bi.rea thousands OF lives fimt
FERRY DAVIS, p.Yv
nCt an experiment, II S haS Kill
pubic ior forty years. ana u,S 9,een I'd
where IL Is best Known "Ha u n09
A few extracts from vo,,,.
read as follows: OiuiiIafy tesiu'
PAIN KILLER has been u,l
colds Tor tho past twenty ,sa.ul n.uoluaehOd NJ
Feser known It 10 fail II "a yean n
a. 3. vhQCkEn, WilliamsyiiIe NpSvolg /
eo.E evt unrg Year, have pSed d.. L.
tbrast ~ never.iailing remedy fSs ~ w ASllll
no,a ,ss Isvseived immediate relief ~.
EYSluAolo relnedy.-GEo. B. EvlHniElSr, " Hilr NJ N
have Just recovered from ,
wmcn nave had for some tr.' w M
relieved mo Immediately / MM N1n kIla
without It. O. o. FoRcR Ia,sraa NJ neIa I
/ Have used PAIN KILLFR IN my VA
years. and have never known 4 iIIllyi 4
LEWIS, WaynesbOro, Ga, luL-A
began using PAIN KIILgR IN
&c years ago and have used Il evas ~. y. iia1iI
bruSriat' 1T sISine oSeiSnl n % take its plAcs-SS
LOT wnooping;cough and croup n /,
A, p. RoUTa, Liberty Mills. Va NV y SiA
For twenty-five years / Rave r.n
Tor colds and chapped lips, and Sesat u fflI
NC. 0noorEA,R ,Ra
l was suffering severely with h,o.s,.
throat was 20 indamed | conid Sss,.1A
pny food wa advised 10 try vor, p'.l
and after " q few doses ~. ~ !.
cured.-T VII. INsoH. "S g
Dr. WALTON writes from Coehnr4on. y
KILLER cures diphtheri~ and Rorp tS,,.!
mKiy prevalent here, AM as not bss.i
iail IN q single instance. This IA ~ y
make known TO the world y
Mrs, ELLEN u. NJ SON writes, Mv.,,
Io,,ently suck with phtheria, hIgh igg
chius. So many children have d,sS Il i,
afraid TO call physician, and t5sd I !.
KILLER. He was taken an snSi,II Y
Wednesday his throat was clear II !.
derful cure, and l wish Il could h n.
poor mothers who are losing 80 many ", \
For Chills and Fever PAINKui
no equal Itcures when eyerythInS
Delays are often dangerous 1
PAIN KILLER IN the house Il gaisc
no family should be without
All druggists sell It at 25c., Soc :,
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 soN.h
Provlden'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON

Philadslphia-Broad and washington
Avenue-6.3O. zl5, $40. 1915 a. m. l.3O,
New astle-S.8S, 0.2O, n.4s a. m. A.4O,
$40 y. M.
Trains leavIng Wilmington that will
connect al Gray's Ferry for Broad and
Washington AveAue-6.5S, eco. 900, o.46
q. IN, 80 p. m.
ttLimIted Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
New Buildings.

Thomas Melvin Is preparing to build
10 thIee-story brick housts at Lombard
and Ninth Streets. james A. Aaron,
build, T, Is preparing to erect II brick
houses on Cedar stTest and Maryland
avenue.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
APECTAL NOTICES
A CAKD.

A CAKDs
To all who are suffering froua the errors
and indlscretions Of youth, nervous
&C., I will send q recipe that Ill cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 4. 1FMAN
A0tton n. NeiD York City. oct28-d &w0m
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
the University Race,

LONDON, March 20.
Oxford Is now . strong favOIite in the
University boat race in consequences OF
the sAtIisfactory practice Of the crew
ainca their arrival In London,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

For Delaware Railroad-6.NOs, 9.35 a. m. :;
los, 3.OO@ 6.25 y. m. No sunday trains.
sFor New Castle only.
tFor Harrington and intermediate sta
tions.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
A POSITIVE CURE
WILhOuL MeuIclnes.
Allmn'a NOIuhHe Nse,stcmsaA nou~so-

AIlan's Soluble Medicated BOuKIes
Patented October 10, 1876. One box.
No. 1 will cure e. case In fou r days
less.
No. VIII cure the most obstinate csse,
no matter OF how long standing.
NO nanseous doses cubcbs copaiba
or oil OF sandalwood, are certain IN
produce dyspepsia destroying the
cOatinRs of the stomach
Price $3.50. Sold by all dTuggistE, or
mailed on receipt o price. For further
particulars send for circular. p. o. Box
l,533. J.C. ALLAN 90
ianl6-6m 50 Jchn b., New YORK.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
MloNpAY, March q, sP. M.

BEEF CATTLE were In good demand this
week. and pEices were q fraction CHER
24O9 head alfriv' and sold at the dlfi erent
yards at n TIC. per lb., as 10 quallt
SHEEP were less active, but prices were
unchanged 6000 head arrived and sold at
the diffefent yards at a 7lzc,. and lam bs
at6k IKE. per lb., as to condition.
HOGS were In fair demand, 5000
head arrived and sold at the Inherent
yards at 8 1910. per h.. as 10 quality.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
tEwIsH REFUGEE PROMOTED.

one OF the. Jewish refugees nom hns-
Long island Railroad ISmpaby Q lew
days ago, show such q knowledge OF
railro ID engineering that he was AZ once
promOted.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

From Delaware Railroads.&c., 9.S5s q
m. l2.O6, 5.lO", Cos y. m. No sunday
traIuH.
SFrom New Castle only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

For Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road-7.l0 a. NJ. /; 300, sos p. m. NO sun
day trains.
For Delaware Western Railroad-7,O5
~. 30 q. m. $50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

From Wilmington and Northern Rail
road-6.45, 8.45. ll,35 a. M; 6.65 p. IN. No
Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western Railroads.&c.
a. m. 2.I5 r. IN. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
GENERAL FOREIeE NEWS.
LOxDoN, March 81.

LONDON, March 81.
II IN believed in Tlnis that Ali Ben
KhalifA, the inaurgent chief. has refused
TO accept the o1fer Of amnesty from the
Bey.
The Gear has accepted the resignation
ofBaron Nicolai, the Russian Minister
of Public Instruction M. GOlganOn mas
been Rppointsd his successor.
In the House OF Assembly OF Cape
Town yesterday II was unanimously re-
solved TO permit The use OF the Dutch
Language In the debates In the House.
A despatch to the Times fTom Contain
tinonle saws that the 1urR ish govern
ment has suppressed the B0sstr, an ARAB
10 paper, founded and subsidized for the
purpose OF undermining the Sultan's ln-
fiuenoe among the Arabs OF North Africa
The holders of $4,000 shares of the
Great Western Railway OF Canada
have agree 1 TO support fusion with the
Grand Trunk Railway.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

None of the striking composltors on
the New York World have resumed
work. The World gets out with the ss-
sistauce of ether offices.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
Aaeetanga Tonight.

Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. oiP.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, /. .. o. +.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, I: Q. Q. =.
Manhattan Lodge, No, II, 1. o. r. M
Wilmington Division, No. l, 8. OF T.
Hope Council, No. 2 Jr., 0. U. A. NJ.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31

A true assistant to nature In restoring
the sys.em to perfect health, thus enab-
ling It to resist disease, ID Browns Iron
BiIteTB.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-31
A Clear complexion

A Clear Complexion
Can he had by every lady who will use
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
Internal organs and purifying the blood
it quickly removes pimpIes aud gives a
healthy bloom to the check. Read
about it In another column.