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A naval slirt or : aI.Oop.OOO.

The celebrated Charity Hospital Will
engage the attention OF the m ny visi-
tors Who Will throng to New Orleans this
summer TO the bi-centennisl landing of
La Sale al New orleans II is histori-
nj Institution, and has by the Divine
blessing saved the lives OF in um. rable
thousa6ds of ma med, WOUNDED, mir ned
and sick suffer- rs-of all fAtlcnal :
lies and religions, races and
colors. tis now. aud has been supported
6y the royal gift OF . 200 ,00U m ,de by the
Louisiana State Lottery company In
quar:e erly payments. For all 10 form alton
ing, write before the next one on April
lIth to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La
At a meeting of the Railroad Coal
Exchange Of Pittsburg held yesterday
q resolution was ulanimosly adopted
for q reduction Of half q cent per
busheI In mining scales. The reduc-
tion will take effect on April LIST. This
action will affect 5000 miners, who are
now getting 4 cents per bushel,
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AMUsEMENTS.
1.-THE WORLD" /"

Those who have not yet procured their
tickets for the pei formance of "The
World" In the Opera House tomorrow
evening, should do 50 at once. In speak
ipg OF this wonderful drama the ST.
Lcuis Post Despatch Gays:
H'The World was produced az the
Grand Opera-House last night for the
frst time in 81. Louis. The house was
crowded from bottom tc top, and as
viewed from balcony box was q pic
ture itself worthy OF description were
there r. I'm for 1t here. A As9a Of faces
filed tine lower portion Of the auditor
lum and the slan'ing galleries were
packed with people to the very ceilings.
IL was one of the largest audiences ever
seen in the GIasd Opera House, and
re D, esented over $l.T0U 10 money. The
dramatic features { + the entertainment
were interesting and artistic to degree
of merit .tbat fulfilled every promise
made Up tho management. Every char
acier from the most important down te
the most Insignificant was In good hands
and the play went smoothly FROM begin
ming to end with ,ut the slightest in;er-
ruptlon oil any siggC stlon OF weak
ness"
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r.Isgraphie Summary.

nan Victoria has asked Parliament
~. ~. .ul,,ble provisions for Prince
."old IN yleW of bis approaching mar
Tbe directors of the Oldham Cot
VIII, have recommended q weeks
',n,gs At Easter, If two thirds Of the
r,S ansU,ss consent. The Railway Share
|u't Company, recently organized In
naop. has issued q prospectus con-
.Inr list of the stocks which Il will
I.1s,e. The Emperor Williams birth
vIll be celebrated at St. Petersburg
s,y BY grand State dinner. 1t Is re-
I,.d that The Sultan conteuplatss IN
Ily visit to the Gar. The Prusslan
poOowic Council yesterday, By q vote
d to Al, rejected the tobacco mono
bill, and Aferward, BY a vote Of 4s
4 sdoD,ed 4 resolution In favor Of q
|bsr tax on tobacco, N. Bredif has
Etad fir E,yp. to take the place Of N
Bilenleres a. French comptrOllsr-een-
n. Archbishop McCabe, Of Dublin,
arrived al Rome.
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CopErsss Yesterday.

In che United States Senate, yester-
day, pending motion to take up bill
reported from the Finance Committee,
Mr.. Hoar called attentIon to the fact
that the title Of the bill conveyed no in
formation Of Its subject. He thought
there ought TO be q rule Of the Senate
prohibiting Of bill, with titles which do
not Indicate their pnrport. The bill was
not taken up. A resolution offslei by
Mr.. Hoar was adopted, calling on the
President for the inst uctlous given In
1880 70 the then Minister to China (Mr.
Seward) concerning ChiDese immigra-
ton and Q modifieatien Of the existing
treaties relating thereto, with the corres-
pondeDce upon the subject between Mr..
Seward and the State Department. MIR.
Hale presented . protest against the ad-
mission Of Dakota as q State, auntil her
record is purged of the reputation with
which 1t is charged In the matter ofthe
Yankton county bonds, issued in 1872
in aid Of q railroad 10 that country, upon
which interest payment have ceased. I"
The amendments to the House bill to
promote the efficiency If the life-saving
service were considered, but not disposed
OF. The Military Academy Appropria-
tion bill was psssed with amendments.
The tariff Commission bill was taken
up, and Mr.. Morgan spoke IN favor of a
prompt revision OF the tariff by Com
mittees of Congress In preference to the
Commission plan. MT. Van Wyck Sc
cured the floor, when the bill was laid
aside.
In the Hou.e, Mr.. Murch, Of Maine,
rising to privileged question, moved
the appointment of select committee
of five to investigate newspaper ibsln-
uation that che had been lmpro peily III
6usnced In his Congre ssional action b7
the Washington Gas Light Company"
Mr.. Camp, of New York, objected to
the present consideration OF the resolu-
tioD, and 1t was referred to the Com
mlltee on the District cf Columbia. The
Houte then voted on compromise pro-
position, offered by Mr.. Hewitt on Mon
day night, making the Geneva Award
bill o special order for April 1Jth, sub
| ject to tariff and appropriation bills anC
tie bill referring private claims to tbI
Court Of Claims. The proposition wa
agreed toy eas 1872, nays So. Mr.. Page
Of California, said he would call th,
previou' gu stion on the Chinese bill al
three o'clock this afternoon. The bill
was then considered, aud advocated bJ
Metsrs. Mcclure, Of Ohio; Bayne, o
Penn sylvania; Scranton, of Pennsylva
MIA; and Butterworth, Of Ohio; and or
posed by Mr.. Hooker, Of Mis- sslssipp', O
the ground that it violated treaty obi
cation. Adjourned.
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An EdIfor TronhIa.

J. Haddaway Rowlens ID, formerly Of
this towu, was presented by the grand
Jury Of Baltimore city last Saturday
week for printing and publishing In q
newspaper called the Electric Light, q
libel sgainst Hon. Campbell W. Pink
ney, Judge Of the criminal court Of Bal.
timore city. RowlensoR was soon afteI
arrested under . capi Issued from the
clerks Office Of the Crlmlnal Court, and
in default Of 81, 900 bail, was committed
to jail to await regular Indictment for
the offence with which he is charged,
CenterUtIle, (Md.,) Observer.
Row lensOn is we'll known in this city
At one lime he conducted Sunday
paper here, and a'so weekly paper At
Newark.
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JOHNNY JETFER1s.
HE WRITES AN INTERESTING LETTER
TO A NEW YORK PUBLICATION.

HE WRITES AN INTERESTING LETTER
TO NEW YORK PUBLICATION.
]. s. Jeffsris, residing at No. 1902
Walnut street, writes ID Harper's Young
People, stating that lie hrs wings OF
twenty-five birds I different species that
be would like 10 exchange for birds
wings from Florida or California. He
also has lot If Indian flint arrow and
spear heads, iron, copper and gold ore,
white sand from Galveston, Texas, and
other minerals, ores, fossils and petrif-
cations. In closing his. letter to the pa
per he says: 81 have never walked, be-
ing paralyzed In my lower limbs from
birth. Yet manage to get around.
have q team of'whlte goats, Billy and
Bob. With them 90 cunning, and
travel soInetimel i've or SIX miles. l en-
JOY fishing and boat.riding. built my
self little skiff, aud called her Little
Eva,' and In this | sail cut on the
Brandywine Into the broad waters Of the
Delaware AnA am ofteB gore for hours.
l have lots Of fun although never took
a step in my life. am always jolly.
have served papers for three years and
make from SO TO "a q weak. did moi
lose q day last winter, no matter how
cold or snowy. My customers would
always know that Johnny and his we'll
known team would be faithful"
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Asking Pardon for the oyster
Pirates

RICHMOND, March 21.-An appeal
has been made TO Governor Cameron to
pardon the forty.six men convicted =
sew days ago by the County Court OF
Mathews and sentenced TO the State
Prison for one year for unlawfully TAX
ing oysters in the waters of Virginia.
At the same term of the court the seven
", ,els captured by Governor Camerons
expedition were ordered to be conAsca-
ted. As there is some vagueness in the
law under which that part of the judg.
ment of.tbe Court is based an appeal
will be taken by the owners of these
craft to the Supreme Court of the State.
The petitioa for the pardon of the pris-
oners, which is signed by the Court and
Jury before whom they were tried and
nearly all OF tie members of the Legis'
lature, has been laid before the execu
tive department. 1t is asserted thai
nearly all of the prisoners are ignoran
egrOes and whites, who hardly know
of the existence of law.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 22, 1882.
Archbishop McCabe Of Dublin. has Ar
Vad 10 Rome.
holmes Brothers, splnners, Of Bradford
100000. "' W
twenty-five hou 'es have been burned
nA eSt Nor!hampton and hundred per
ons rendered homeless.
Ihree strong shocks OF EARTHQUAKES
ave oeen felt In Chlos. The people
ave taken refuge in tents.
dae Gar has approved the establish
1uV OF a national theatre at MOSCOW
20 erected by private capital.
,,,d ,ne Horoe Vermya of St. Petersburg
S. s, p I1as tne Saltan will visit the CzaT
e'' Petersburg shortly.
,oOa. Sm Alexander T. Gait, High CommIs.
IOuer lor Canada, has returned 10 Lon.
Su, on ron farls,where he has been In 9 IN.
Un co,Nn, WIZ WIN Inc pending negoatitious To-
md meic mns al convention between France
Oot no 10 report that NJ. Rtustan woul,
I' ~ 10 Washington was 'ncorrect
IaV ho,ap m proeee thllher In May, his ds
M ~ uog OelDg occas;oned by the necessity q
(ba pra,siclpatlon ranI in the conferences upol
~ ~ LeC5san zation of Tuuls.
ehas,oso ouaW' American Consul at Man
Oiobt IN q lecture at CromptoD Ia,
Stsiso SISted I that Mr.. Lowell, Unite
nros.i munster, had written him ax
pss,'.ng The hope that he wonld InIloS
ION. NJ ,St OF the adulteration Of col
specI.i ni[, a.. Lowell is alb u. 10 send
IaCIect. t ueS'Ateh to Washington on Ii
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Improving.

Ar John Wanakers Grand Depot,
h rumored, is to have . rival in
Silsdelphia. Whether this is 90 or
4 the great store is undergoing great
movements. 1t is being reDainted
many parts aud the large entrance
Chestnut street has been torn away
|th one Of the adjoining buildings
. the east side TO allow Of important
|erations and enlargement; while
! fronts on Market street and Thir-
Suth have been excavated under the
lire pavement in order to enlarge
j basement by adding twenty feet
Width, and several hundred in
SCth, The foundation walls Of the
d building have ali been removed by
der. .pining with substantial stone
b brick, preparatory TO erecting, II
said, an eight-story building on
! Market street front of superior
|auty and excellent arrangement.
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BOARD or HEALrM.
MEETING LAST HvsNNG-BUT LITTLE
a. nUaINnsa rl,AnuAorEp.

MEETING LAST Ev1NEN0-BUT LITTLE
BUsIEEss EnANsAoRED.
A meeting OF the Board Of Heath was
held last evening, President Bush pre-.
siding.
A nuisance was reported a. existing
on lot, corner OF Van Buren street and
GilpIn Avenue. The subject was 70.
f6rred TO the Secretary with Instructions
TO notify Council In reference TO the
Dla'ter.
A COMPLAINT was made by John P,
D0uahoe Of slop bin at FUurtsenth
and Union ttreets. The .ubject was re.
f.rred to the Executive Officer Of the
Western District.
The Secretary OF the Board was III.
struuted TO notify the Street Oommis-
sioner in reference to the accumulation
OF filth In the gutter In front OF the
Greenman Building on Shipley street.
Executive Otiicer Underwood was In
struoted to Investigate q charge ma ie
W Mahlou Lukens, that j, Moir b Son
threw 0eoayei meat, chickens, etc, In to
the Bra0dywine At their caunery.
A pond OF staRnaEt water on the LOT
betwean Adams and jackson and Sec
ond aud Conrad streets, was referred to
Ohicer Gaynor to have the same abated
A nuisance consisting Of the accumu-
opening into an alley beCwe cen TAYLOR
and Ninth and Poplar aud Wilson
streets, was referred to onictr Under.
wood.
The following copmunication was
read and the secretary was instructed 70
send copy Of it 10 City Council:
WILMIEoToN, Del, March a., 1892.
To the President and City Council oil
WilningtoD, Delaware:
GkNTLEMEN-The Board OF Health
impressed with the Importance OF q vel
devised system Of sewerage and plumb
Ing In our city, respectfully request ) ouI
honorable body TO appoint a especial com
mittee to take into consideration tbsl
part Of The report ofthe President Of the
Board Of Health which relates to thil
subject a Very Respectfully,
L. z. BUsH,
President Of the Board Of Health.
Att st:-E. B. Frazer.
Doctor Wales wi g resent as repre-.
sentative of the Board Of Trade, aud Sc
cured copy Of the aDoVO to present tC
that body,
After drawing an order for William
II. Hollapd, Sc; and james Stewart, So
the Boafu JOurned.
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TOR RENT.-A farm of iOS acres in
d Brandywine Hundred, i've miles
from Wilmington. Apply to
BAMiL OULBERT,
mar2l-d&wtf 500 Shipley street.
Alexander X. Gillespie,

ATOTICE.-I, Alexander X. Gillespie,
~ the owner of the house situated at
No. SOL Taylor street, being the g. e. cor
ner of Taylor and Church streets, in the
Eighth ward OF the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle, and State OF Deia-
ware, in compliance with the require
ments Of the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that 1 shall apply in
writing 10 the Court of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY the 8th day OF May,
A. D., 1882, being the next term OF said
couri. for q license for said house as an
inn or tavern for the sals therein of IT,
toxicating quors In less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens OF
the said ward recommend the said appl:-
cation TO wit:
WIN. ], King, VIM. u. Sparks,
.iohn Traynor, John Smith,
Samuel Cory, James Lyncn,
Peter Springer, Philip Mulligan,
Thomas Cory, BAN Forest
Ferd p. Sparks, John Brooks,
T. a. MoMichael, Mich ell Hessian,
Hugh McGinley, Andrew Moore,
BERNARD DonAhoe, Dennis Sullivan,
James Phillips, Jas. P. Kerrigan,
Patrick Boer, r. II. Cook,
Michael o, Mea1y, J.. Watson,
William Wiser,
ALEXANDER X. GILLESPIE.
mar21-3tS
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Omcers Elected.

The annual meeting OF the st. Mary's
T. A. b. Pioneer Corps, was hell last
evening aud the following officers elect
ed:
PresIdent-James II. Kane.
Ice-President-John Harkins.
5esretary-ThO rs r. FllnU.
Treasurer-Wi William A. McCafferty.
Captain james II. Kane.
First LieuLenant-James r. Kelly.
Second Litutep ant John j. Shay. Z
Auditing Committee-J. I. McOrack.
en-, William A. McCafferty, Frank Nc
Nulty.
Directors-ChaIles- MoAteer, Thomas
Walsh, James Barrett, John FInan,
Frank Dillon.
The Society win give an excursion OF
Monday, June 10Th.
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Good PRaaea.

Yesterday L. W. Sudham & Son,
auctioneers, conducted the sale OF
Joshua Mccullough, in Christiana
Hundred. The prices obtained for
live stock was considered very good,
sixteen COWS selling at prices ranging
from $35 to $40; yoke Of oxen, $161i
horses from $75 to $106 each. Farm.
ing implements also brought good
prices.
The SAND firm also sold twenty FIVE
COWS for Price s. Stroup, in the Ninth
Ward. Prices varied from $50 to $50
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
Another New Lodge.

Last evening Wilmington Lodge No.
10, United States Benevolent fraternity
was iDsitu tied in the Hawkin,' Build :
ing by Deputy kuprtm9 President j. X.
Su terley, q sisted BY Supreme Secretary
Lewis n. HirsbCr9 aud Medical Ex-
aminer IN Chief George W. Hamill. M.
D., of BALTIMORE. The following officers
were Installed; President DR.. J. =. 5peek;
Vice-Pfesldent, John Mealey; Secretary,
8. Herssy; Financial Secretary, DR..
Oliver Bliss, Treasurer, John " . ID e!en,
dorf; Chaplain, Zachsrlah Pickels; CouDs
sellor, 8. A. MAcAllIsteI; GuidS, James
II. Rlchards; Sentry, ChaIle Italie;
Warden, Randolph q. Lnpgrep; Medical
Examiner, DR.. 3. l.. West; rTu tees
Charles II. Davis, Paschal FL. Peterson,
Peyton q. West.
Alter the NEE ting the members of the
new lodge, accompanied by the repre-.
sentatives OF tue Gr&dd Lodge proceeded
to the Clayton House where q splendid
| COLLATION. Was served. DR. y. II. Speck
presided, and addresses were made By
Seer, tary HirsbeTg, Dr.. Hamill, Solomon
Hersey, Colonel &. 3. Macalhster, J. X
Sutterley, Zachsriah Pickels, and Othera
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
s1GNOR ROssI's COURAGE.
HE ExTINGUIsHBs A FIRE ON THE STAGE
OF THE OPERA HOUSE.
PHtrApRLPHIA, March 81, 1882.

Qnite an exciting incident occurred at
the Chestnut Street Opera Houe this
evening during the impassIoned acting
of Signor Rtsn i'm the dressing room
scene Of "Edmund X au." When the
finding OF the Countess fan In his room
by her husbau was made clear to Kean
Sigsor Rossi sprang p,and tearing away
the cloth which the hRirdres'er bad
placed about his sbunlltrS, he hurled 1t
toward the dre' sing bureau. 10 flight
It upset candlestIck on the bureau and
before its discovery the flames fairly
caught in the lace with which the glass
wa; draped. The au Hence was consider
ably alarmed, as the flames burst out
frightfully nesr one of the hns. Some
hoiv shouted to the people on the stage
| Ros IL turned, and discovering the dau-
ger, stepped quickly to 1.-THE the spot, tore ore
down the curtains and soon smotnete9
said In an aside, as If tlklng the anxious
people In front into his. conhdence.
.Est ees all right. Eet ees in 20 plav.
Cont 1ence wa restored on the moment
and the play proceeded.
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Exhibitions Trial.

Mr.. Preston, a repres sntatIve of the
Clapp & Jones company, Hudson, N. Y,
manufacturers of steam firS engines re-
turned from New CGssle and Dover yes
terday, whore he had been endeaYoring
to sell the authorities of each place ire
eng ne.
Mr.. Pr ston will take tbs Weccacoe
ELeine of this city 10 New Castle on
Sa urday AFTERNOON April lst, aud show
the people of th-t place how she works.
A large number of hremen will 60 over
from this city.
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Liaufa or nrY.

g. mo people prefer TO purchase med,~
elnts n the dry state so that they can Q
tor themselves that they are purely veRe-
table. Others have not the time or de-
eire to prepare the medIcines. and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietoIs OF Kidney Wort now offer that
wen-known remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists Truth.
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LOCAL LINES.

6ne healthy morning.
farmers complain Of the muddy roads.
More eWers and basins at the 90 cent
re.
The notorious "Em" Jones, Is again In
mbO"
The Orphans Court has adjourned
tll Monday next.
"rhe World" in the Opera House to-
brow evening.
Harrigan has been granted q respite
n Jul December 18th. q
Scott NJ. E. Sunday School 90 TO Sill
Brook Grove on June /.
Mansfield Kitchen, the engineer who
recently strlckaned with Apoplexy
Slowly improving.
WOrkingmen are engaged In taking
ay the dirt left by The excaVating fol
p Spruce street railway.
Letters Of administration have beer
anled to Sarah E. Bent, upon the es
. OF Sylvia Drayton of the city.
Another bach of negroes came up OF
Delaware train this morning for thu
rpos1 Of having their names on The
'es'ment list by The Levy Court.
Rev. DR.. Nixon will lecture In tn,
cture room Of the Central Presbyter
church, upon the Int. irrational Sun
AY School lessons.
Yesterday afternoon J. T. Heald, s u,
public sale, brick dwelling, No. 80
Ninth street, 10 George G. Simpson
Pr S. .9l0
81 Johns Commandery, Knights TEN
ars Will attend divine services Il
avery 7. L. Church on the eVenlng {
ooa Friday. The rector, Rev. G.. W
. DO 5 will deliver q special sermo
PProprlats to the occasion.
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POrtNews.

The three masted schooner, Potosa,
Captain Henderson, arrived in this port
on Thursday last with cargo OF phos-
phate rock, for Walton Whann g Co.
The cargo has been discharged and the
vessel will probably leave here to.mor-
row light, for Charleston, s. g., TO re-
celve cargo Of the same material.
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Tha noaora nIaarree

% TO the best methods and remedies, for
the cure Of constipation and distrdsred
liver and kidneys. But those who have
used Kidney Wort agree that 1t is by
far the best medicine known. Its o tion
is premp', thorough and lasting. Don't
take pill, and other me,osr ais that
peiron the system, but by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action of all
the orRans.-Ne,o Covenant.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
The sulaan % visit ane Caar.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 21.--The
well-in formed Novoe Vlemya, Rus
sian Journal having excellent sources of
intelligence, says that the Sultan will
visit the Gear at st. Petersburg this
spring. The political significance Of
this statement, In view Ut the present
critical condition Of affairs between
Russia and Austria, Is great.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-22
DEGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co. March %. 1892

New Castle Co.. March q. 1882.
Upon the application OF Walter 8.
Reynolds, Administrator of James
Dawson, late of Blackbird Hundred, in
said county, deceased, IL Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins
traitor ,afore said give notice of the grant
ing of letters of Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof. by causing ad-
verfisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters,
In six of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
ished In Wilmington, and To be continued
therein three weeks, 9: o. d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal
IL. 8. of Office of the Register Aforesaid
t-(@J at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. q. @. BIGGS, Register.