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In Ferry Village, April q Hattie B.. oldest daugh-
ter of John f. aud Isabelle f. Woodbury., aged z
wears months % days.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at 21a O'Clock,
at the residence of Mrs Susan Woodbury..
In Saco March 20, Martha Hearne aged sc years
6 months,
In Biddeford, March II, Mary B., wife of John
W. Page, aged 60 years.
Rg-Funeral service of the late Peter Deehan will
take place this morning at $50 o'clock.
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Coal Miners STRIKING.
MIR. Hurlb,,t Not satisf,ed.

CHICAGO, April "a letter recently re-
ceived from General Hurlbut, late Minister to
Peru, contains the following passage: 'But |
think the United States are going to back
down from the position L have held here and
this compels my return home. / have written
Secretary Frelinghuysen that if the govern
ment proposes snch astion cannot and will
not represent it any longer"
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MErEoRol ,oGIuALA

HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
April 4, A. M
For New Englan
Fair weather, south 10 west winds, lower
barometer and higher temperature.
ESPECIAL BULLETIN
Partly cloudy weather prevails in the Middle
Atlantic States, upper Lake region In all
other districts the weather is fair. Temper
AZURE has fallen 10 to 20 degrees in New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States and risen
10 to % degrees in the upper Lake region. Has
fallen 10 to 81 degrees in the extreme north
west.
Warmer fair weather is indicated for New
England, the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
and partly cloudy We athsr in the Middle At
lantic States during Tuesday.
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From the report of Maj. S. j. Gallagher,
State Pension Agent, we deduce the following
statistics of Intarest.
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sll,icngs s.rve s,ocs ranri,s.i

lby I6Iegraph.l
OEIoAGO, April hogs Receipts 1000 head.
shipments 700; SOLO higher; light at 5u06 80;
heavy at 0o97 AZ, Liked packing at 50a6 80.
Cattle Receipts 420 head shipments 300 head;
market strong and 10 higher; exports 1887 50;
common to good shipping at 5O96 30; choice to
prime 1907 80.
sheep receipts 1900 head; shipments 700 head;
strong; choice to fancy 00@6 80.
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InAiana. Elaotinna

INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-The election in this
City to-day for township trustee and justices of
the peace resulted in complete victory for the
Democrats by 500 or 600 majority. Nearly the
entire German vote was Cast for the Democrat
ic cket in The saloon interest as against pro-
hi
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MARRIAGES..

In Lisbon, March 30, John Staples of North Var.
mouth and Miss Harriet N G. Turner of Lisbon.
In Lisbon, March 80, Joseph A. MLett and Miss
Henrietta King.
In East East Boston. March IA, Arthur G. 5. Jack.
SON of Boston and Bella G.. Stetson of Damaris-
Gotta.
In Rockland, March g. Chas. B. Simmons OF st.
George and Miss Sarah A. Esty of Fredericton.
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Archbishon Purcelrs Suit.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-The case of the credit
ors of Archbishop Purcell in the Hamilton
County District Court was put over until to-
morrow. The chief question in the case now
is as to the power of an assignee to sell church
property to pay claims of creditors.
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New YORK, April "a Washington spec
ial says Secretary Folger will return here to-
night and q bond call for $l5,000,000 or $780,
O00, 900 continued 6's will be made tomorrow or
Wednesday,
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so,,+n po+b,abeu,,s scourpe.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, April 3.-Nine
new cases OF small pox here to-day and three
deaths. Five new cases are also reported ID
Bethlehem proper. The disease is again
spreadIpg
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Highwaymen Fooled.

GeAysoN SPRINGS, KY, April 3.-W. Emer-
son aud o. Ii. Tracy, travelling statesmen, were
They SHOT one dead, wounded another and the
third fed.
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E0REEGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Cape Coast Feb 49, barque E Kingsbury
Burgess, Salt Pond.
Al at Cape Town, UGH. Feb ed barque Frank
Wallace, New York.
CID at Cardiff Mch 49, ship Lizzie Moses. Skeer,
New Orleans.
Ar at Plymouth. E. Mch 80, ship Eureka Dins-
more, San Francisco for Antwerp
Ar at Rosario Feb 20, barque Golden Sheaf, Lunt
Portland.
In port. barque d A Brayton, GRAY, for Boston;
brig Belle Prescott. White for do
at Buenos Ayres Feb "a. barques Celina, Hodg-
don for Bose ldg; Lorena, Blanchard. for Monte
vedio to load for New York: Justina II Ingersoll,
Bush. Rosario. to load for Rio JaDero: Evanell
Cocord unc; Sarmiento, Gould. for Portland: brig
Tarifa, Brown, for Montevideo and Boston.
AR at Montevideo Feb IL, barque Edwin. Dckey,
Portland.
In port Feb "a barques Mendoza, whitmore, and
9 hazeltine, Gilkey, for New York; Elinor Yer
non. Humphrey. do; Estella, Poole, for Boston,
Sid FIN Pernambueo Mch LIST, sch Mauna Loa,
Chisholm, New York.
AR at Montevideo Feb 81, barque Carmelita Boca.
Portland; 25th barque Don Justo Jones. Portland;
to Buenos Ayres); 2Sth. Lorena, Blanchard, Buenos
Ayres for New York.
Sid Feb pa slip Pleiades. Frost Valparaiso.
AR at Rio ,Janeiro Mich 3, barque Antioch, Hem
ingway, Boston, 43 days; Feb II. barque j Chad-
wick Foster Rosario.
CID at St john, NIB, LIST inst, schs Nette B Dob
bin Falkinghsm New York; Ella Brown, Keene,
and Ulrica K Smith, Richardson. do.
Ar at st John. NIB, LIST inst, sch Clara w Elwell,
AZ at Lepreaux Mich 20, schs S Watts. Watts,
and Victor, Perry, Machiss Henry, Osmore, do, tal
to load for New York;
SPOKE ZEN.
Feb 20, on the line. Ion 81 W. brig John McDer-
mott. Davis from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
March ID, DO lat. &c, barque Horace Scudder,
from Portland for Pont-a-Pitre.
March % lat 20 49, Ion 70 so, sch NJ Ma rett
from New York for Baracoa.
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BY Telegraph
LONDON, April -Consols l01 BIG.
L3sDoS, April 3.-American securities-Cnited
States bonds, As, 12014 41as, 1l7A.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-I2.3u P. "a. lotion noalsSet
moderate inquiry and freely supplied; Uplands at
-65sd urleaile 1850, safes IL, QUO baes, spec
u.astion and export 1000; futures steady.
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Tho following quotations of stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. 81 Moulton (mefu
bers OF the Boston Stock EXCHANGED corner OF Mid
die and Exchange strcets.
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!. HoI0St"pII.J
New YORK. April 3-EveHing. Money loaned
between 5 per annum and 1872 per annum in aadi-
ton to legal interest and closed easy offered at
prinis mercantile paper at 5@6. Exchange steady
1891 for long and 489s4 for short. Government Is
weak and 1saA lower. State bonds are generally
inactive Railroad bonds generally weak.
ne transactions at the SGock exchange aggreggt-
ed $4,000 shares.
The following are to days closing quotations of
,ant
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Death Of Minister Hurlbut.

NEW York, April "a telegram received
here last night from the Secretary of State an
nounces the receipt of cable message from
Minister Prescott dated Lima, March Is, in
which Mr.. Prescott states that upon arriving
there that day he found that General Hurlbut
had died suddenly of disease of the heart, on
the evening of the previous day. At a later
hour the following cable dispatch was received
LIMA, March %.
To the Editor of the World Neso York:
regret to inform you that Gene al Hurlbut died
suddenly here yesterday Of heart disease.
PRESCOTT.
Mr.. Hurlbut of the World is General Hurl-
butts brother
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Fresh Reef Market.

corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
81 Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
ponf Isranklin Wharf
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sgas:v E.ora,es,ss esecespss,


BY wster conveyAnes--l 1000 bush coraae
w, Trna u Co.
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4.
NAMES PENSIONERS.

Abstract of the Report of the State Pen
sion Agent.
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he Western markets continue to advance.

Cry Goods Wholesale MARKER.
The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. u Co., Dry Goods,
Wooeyas and Fancy Goods. A to 162 Middle street,
UNBLKAoHED CoIToNs.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Ar at New York 2sd brig Emma, Richardson.
Cardenas.
Ar at alatanzas Oath, bareue Matthew Baird,
Pray. Savannah; brig Teneriffe, Tracy, New York;
ME Hunter, Lathwate Portland; sch Seth M Todd
Norwood, Pensacola; 26th Canton. Henley, Port
land, 9th. Geo K Hatch, Murphy. Cardenas; May
Mcfarland, -.
/. Sid 25th barque Ocean Pearl. Henley. Delaware
Breakwater
Sid FIN Cienfuegos 3d. brig Cadet, saxton, for
Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 24th brig George e Dale. Pierce,
Demarara; Atlas, Gray, New York; sch Welaka,
Perkins, Pensacola.
Sid I'm Hayre LIST inst. barque Investigator, Carv-
er New York
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FISHERMEN,
pNnHhsTTO s.4,aVa.

Ar at Newport 1st sch Alice. of Swans Islo
from Portland bound south.
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Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yester.
day, Mr.. Ingalls,, IN reply to criti-
cism of the pension act by Mr.. Beck,
offered resolution declaring that the
act ought not to be repealed laid
over. The Sherman funding bill was
further discussed by Messrs. Garland,
Sherman, Plumb and Allison. Mr..
Brown introduced a resolution declar-
ing against contraction of the cur
rency by the withdrawal of silver GER
tifcates, etc. laid over. The Senate
adjourned until Monday next.
In the House, Mr.. Robson submit
ted report increasing the member
ship of several important committees.
Bills we're introduced to reorganize
the Judiciary system; ; for the issue
and exchange of fractional currency
noJes ; fixing the number of Repre-
sentatives in the House at 319. The
census appropriation bill was taken
upon, but no progress was made
The House then adjourned until Mon.
day.
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WHAT HAPPENED YESTERDAY
Leading Occurrences of the Past
Twenty four Hours.

Leading Occurrences Of the Past
Twenty four Hours.
Governor Sherman and Lieutenant
Governor Manning, of Iowa, were in
stalled yesterday In JOINT session of the
Legislature at DesMoines.
Wednesday. George d. Burrows was
elected President of the Senate and F.
L. Gibson Speaker of the House;
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Western Nail Association In Pitts
burg yesterday the card rate was ad-
vanced from $3.50 to $.24O per keg.
Barnes Compton was yesterday re-
elected State Treasurer of Maryland, by
the Legislature of that State. He re-
ceived 20 votes to 3S for Pratt, Kepub-
ncan, and z scattering.
The Democratic Convention to nomi-
nate . Clerk OF the Court of Appeals of
Kentucky met yesterday In Frankfort,
On the fourteenth ballot Captain The
mas Henry of Morgan county received
the nomination.
The New York Assembly took two
more Intellectual ballots for Speaker yes
terday. On the last ballot Alvord, Re.
publican, received 30 votes (lacking one
OF election) and Patterson, the regular
Democrat candidate 6S.
1t Is understood that the President
has decided to reappoint United States
Marshal McClintock, of Baltimore
A delegation of N orth Carolina Repub
Ilcans called upon the President yester.
day, also a delegation of citizens of
" sshington, who want q change in the
off ri ala 0f the Dtatrint Of GOlun hfa
The House Naval Committee yester-
day had a conference with the ecrstary
of the Navy relative to the prelim mary
steps necessary to carry into effect the
Secretary's Communications for inn
proving and strength eniDg the navy
It was agreed that sub committees
should be appointed 70 examine various
plans considered by the Advisory
Board.
The Secretary of the Treasury yester-
day issued the 10Th call for the the re-
demptlon of bonds. 1t is for twenty
millions of extended skies, and the prin-
cipal and accrued interest will be paid
en- the 18th OF March, the interest ceas-
ing on that day.
Mrs. Caroline RichiDgs Bernard is
dangerously III OF smal, pox in Rich
mond, Va. Her. physicians have bnt
faint hore of her recovery. She has
been . music teacher in Richmond for
the last two years.
The Langley cotton factory ofAugusta
Georgia, has Just declared semi annual
dividend of $l2 so per share, making
over 20 per cent. for the year.
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MOHOoOO MAHUFACrUnEns.
sENI-AKNUAL MEETfNe OF THE ma.
.- TIoNAL ExoHANaE.

The semi-annual meeting Of the
MOI locco Manufacturers National Ex-
change was held at No. 1106 Walnut
street, Phlladeiphia, yesterday, b. r..
Clements, Of Lynn, Mass, in the
chair, and William T. McNeely Secre-
tary.
representatives we're present from
New York city, Lynn, Mass, Will
mingtou, Del, and Richmond, Va,
about fifty members being in attend.
ance. Those in attendance from this
city were Chas. Baird, VIM. Y. War
ner, John g. Baker, j. Parke Poetles,
j. Winfield Scott aud w. V. Bond, of
Chas. Z. Fritz u Go.
Reports we're received from stand
ing committees, among them being
one from Nj. 8. Kerrigap, OF N,w
York, relating to the duty on tanned
goat aud sheepskIn.
8. Keena read paper on the inn
ports Of tanned Calcutta skins, which
was discussed by J. Parke Postles and
John Baker, Of Wilmington I; II. M.
Warren and Amos Kerrigan, Of New
York B. +. Clements and A. b. Mar
SluS VI 0A0ooNOuuoote9 UOsORn AAUOASA
and l.. J. Matthews, Of Philadel>
phia.
The principal discussion occurred
ON the subject of increase of duty or
tanned goat skins and finished moroc
cos, and the matter was finally refer
red TO the Executive COMMITTEE.
Resolutions to the following effect
upon the subject Of National bank
rupt law were favorably referred tC
the Executive Committee
First. Any individual, firm or cor
poration applying for the benefit o.
the act mast present at least 90 pei
cent. of The assets.
Second. Solvency for at least ont
year previous to failure.
Third. They must show that regu-
lar books of account have been KEEP
and inventories taken at least once 1
year.
Fourth. No preference Of any kind
except to employees, and satis(actor!
proof that no part Of the assets hai
been withheld.
The Convention adjourned to NEE
on the second Thursday Of next July
at Long Branch.
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The Reaainr Centesa.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE
voting in the Gowen-BOnd contest
was resumed this morning. The
name Of w. III. Vanderhlit was
passed without hearing from his
proxies. The calling of the Gowen
list was concluded shortly after 2
z. M. Over 1888, 900 votes were cast
for the Gowen ticket, of which At
600 were challenged. At2,l5 p. M.
the calling of the Bond proxies
began, and was continued till s p.
M. Including the McCaimont prox-
les the Bond ticket received about
ZIG, 900 votes. A large number OF
the votes were challenged by Mr..
GOwen. The feeling on Third street
is that Governs sIS6,5l9 shares.
exclusive Of the challenged stock,
is not enough to elect him over
Bond, and it is the general impress~
ion that the Vandesbilt vote will
not be cast on the losing side. If
Mr.. Gowen can secure an indisputa~
BILE majority, including the Wander
bilt proxies, they will be voted for
him.
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ReaoIutlonr or Respect.

AT the annual meeting OF the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. of Nil
Creek Hundred, held on Monday, Jan
I'd, 1885, the committee appointed for the
purpose reported the following resola :
tions, which were unanimously adopted I:
Resolved. LIST, That in the deaf b of AQuila
DerickG on. Esq. President of the Farm
rs Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. Of Mil
Creek Hundred, the company has lost an
efncient Offictr and q wise counsellor,
Resolved, I'd, That the community has
lost one who was ever ready TO help the
struggling and needy by his advice and
liberal hand, one who had the affections
and confidence of all men.
ResotUed, 3D., That we sympathize with
the family of the deceased in their great
bereavement, and hereby tender them
our sincere coincidence.
Resolved, 4th, 4 hat copy of these rea-
olutions be seut to the family OF tn Q de.
ceased and inserted in the weekly GA
ZETrE and Republican.
By order OF Inc annual meeting OF said
comnany.
T. L. ]. BALDWIN,
JAMES SPRINGER.
Committee.
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HanfnnnnInn.

The following officers of Whining
ton Conclave, No. 2, Improved Order
of Heptasophs, have been elected:
Archon-John M. Whitford.
ProVost-Wm. A. Gallaher.
SecretarY-J. j. Whitaker.
FInancier-Chas. b. Woodward.
Treasurer-Harry Emmons, ESQ.
Prelate-Rev. J. M. Williams.
Trustees-James III. Cameron,
Thos. Davidson, VIM. j. Morrow.
Delegates to Supreme ConclaYe-
Z. +. James, John J. Gallagher.
The Supreme Conclave will mete
in this city in April next.
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RuRby Literary soelety

The Rugby Literary Society oi
Rugby Academy, at q meeting yestcr.
day afternoon, in addition to the usual
select readings and recitations, de-
bated the question
Resolved, That corporal punish
ment ought to be abolished in
schools"
After earnest arguments, pro and
con, the judges rendered decision in
favor of the affirmative. The follow
ing officers of the Society were then
elected:
President-Wm. II. Thompson.
Vice President-Frank ID. CArpen
ter.
Secretary-Clarence s. Robb.
Treasurer-John g. Duff.
Librarian-J. Darforth Bush.
Sergeant at Arms-Albert Harris.
Critic-Dr. Samuel w. Murphy.
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LOYAL Es.


Revival meetings are In progress at
st. Paups NJ. E. Church.
f. d. Sweeten has accepted a position
as chief operator at the Mutual UHion
telegraph office, this city.
The "beautiful snow" that fell during
the night, was converted, this morning,
into soaking rain, the very reverse Of
beautiful.
The Phoenix Company has received
two neat hose pipes, as a present from
Mr.. Preston, Of New York, agent for the
American jacket | lnan hose.
Nathan Lieberman entertained the
Uniform Corps, Knights of Pythlas, and
other friends, at his new residence, S1A
West street, last night.
s. T. Fuller, late Chief Engineer of
the p, w. q B. r. R, who went to
Texas as constructing agent of the Texas
Mexican X. T., has been promoted to
the position OF general superintendent
and chief engineer.
Mayor Almond has associated himself
with James II. Biggs In the brick ma Nu-
featuring business, and the firm have
purchased the Eli Mendinhall property.
adjoining their present works. Their
capacity will be 100000 bricks per
year.
Chas. Thompson, the horse thief
awaiting trial in New Castle Jail who
has already made elk attempts at suicide,
made two more Wednesday night, by
hanging himself to his cell door with
strips from from his clothing. He was
detected eac time aud Is now kept in
irons.
If you need Cough Medicine buy
the best. Walton's Wild Cherry
Compound cures all Who use 1t. Only
80 cents bottle, at 1856 Market street.
ian7 6tA
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Propo.aI. Tor C,ty Eoau .

The Finance Committee Of City
Council advertise In to.day's GA
zETTE for proposals for taking $751;
900 Wilmington City four and one
halt per cent. Loan. This comprises
the bulk of the S60, 900 loan authoriz
ed by act of Legislature and ordered
by a recent ordinance of City Coun-
ell. The balance, SIS 900, will be dis
posed of privately, as it is a short
loan, redeemable in August next and
therefore offers no inducement to
bidders. Propals will be received up
to O'Clock p. M, on Thursday goth
inst.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13
FIRST EDITION.
THE \. a o. =. n.
The New Line fr0m Baltimore Co
New York Will be Constructed.

New York Will be Com@eruoee@I
A representative Of the GAZETTE met
Captain Smith, purchasing agent Of the
right OF way, for the contemplated new
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, on the
street this morning. aud questioned him
In regard TO the new road.
The Captain replied to the query by
saying that The new road would posi-
lively be constructed and that work
would be commenced eally in the
spring.
Referring 10 the contest for the Presi.
deDcy OF the Philadelphia a. Reading
Il. r., he said that It looked very much
as though Frank Bond would be elected
President oyer #. II. Gowen. When
asked how this would affect the Interest
Of The B. & o., be sail It would not
affect them In the least, for II they could
not obtain an outlet by means OF Cen
trail X. R., OF New Jersey, why they
would construct If necessary an entire
new llne from Baltimore to New York.
How will you get into Philadelphia
was asked? With a smile upon his
face, he replied Oh that Is all right,
we have already secured an entrance
into Philadelphia" You can positively
assert, he continued, that the B. q o..
means business, aud that the new line
will positively he constructed during the
present year.
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the battle or New OrIe.-..

The great battle of New Orleans, in
Ntioh Andrew Jackson was the Com
M4nder-ln Chief, was fought on Jan
H1sy 9th, 1915, and resulted in a sig
4Al victory for the American troops.
Four years ago number of gentle
men In this city associated themselves
&Dgether for the purpose of forming q
club, and upon organization it was
unanimously adopted to associate
themselves under the name Of the
@ackson Democratic Club. Since that
kime the aforesaid members have upon
Aheir own volition given at least two
nuppers during each year. The sup.
pos have not only been enjoyed by
1he member but by q large number
of friends and invited guests.
In order to celebrate IN q becoming
manner, (although . few days after
bate the members determined to cele-
erats the creating victory of.their name
sake by given their first supper which
took place last evening, In their head
quarters, Saenger Hall. The supper,
strictly speaking consisted chiefly OF
snapper, and In order TO Appease the ap.
petltes Of those invited fifty pounds Of
enappers, which are q great luxnryats this
season, were slaughtered. The table was
spread ia the bang ieting room, and, the
dishes used were of the prevailing aes.
kbetic order. The bill Of fare consisted
g besides the snapper, roast turkey and
Ehe usual side dishes.
The banque ting room was tastsfully
decorated with the national colors, 4
Portrait Of the great warrior, evergreens
end notices OF the club. Shortly after
10 O'Clock the invited guests were seated
and in very short time the tempting
giands we're made to disappear. AfteT
81 had satisfied The inner cravings, an
ndj lurnment was made 10 the clut
reon, where several songs were sung By
> glee club.
The supper was gotten up by John
Nc cvaRrey, and reflected great credi
ppon his taste as an epicurean. The
next supper given by the club will bt
en egg eating" on Easter Monda,
nIght.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13
GAs gAiIy 6asstts.
ToIowrnphie nnHnInary.

The O'COnner Don has remitted
#enty -6ve per cent. OF the rent OF bis
ahnts at Ardsovan and Ardmoyle.. I.
II supervision exercised BY the Ger
Hh government over the newspapers 10
pming more exacting every day..
be clericAls In the Reichstag anticipate
lso-thlrds majority for Herr Wind
E1Ft's motion looking to the free exer-
zI1e OF ecclesiastical functions. The
6clal returns Of the vintage Of France
1ew the production to be about 9Oo,-
44Q, 900 gallons. M. Gambetta will
hbably introduce his bill for the re-
8|Hlon Of the constitution on Saturday. !.
III festivities In honor Of the visit OF
King and Queen Of Spkin are In
lecessful progress.