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srRICTLY coNsrirUrroNA1..

The Ffeemaa's Journal, reviewing the pro-
gramme OF the National Conference, SAYS il
is strictly constitutional aud parliamentary
and that only within the lines OF the cousii-
tn, ion can-the battle for Ireland be effectively
fought.
Elaborate military arrangements have
be q made at the vice-regal lodge. Soldiers
leave the barracks only in couples. Half
the available force will be retained in the
barracks.
MaTWood, the hsugman, has been threat
ened with assassination if he ventures TO go
to ireland to perform executions.
PROGRAMME OF THE CONFERENCE.
The demand for local self-goverume mt in
the programme of the National Conference
includes the abolition OF the nomination by
the government to Office and the abolition Of
the Office of lord-lieutenant. The Central
Council OF the new league will consist of
thirty members, twenty of whom will be
elected by county conventions, aud ten by
the Irish Parliamentary party.
THE ONLY THING THAT WILL BRING PEACE.
Michael Davitt, in speech at Edgeworths-
town, county Longford, declared that the
only thing that could bring peace TO Ireland
was the recognition of the tenants absolute
ownership of any property in the coil he Gre
ated or purchased, the right Of uudsiurbed
occupancy for the tenant.
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VICTIMS to constipation and its untold
miseries can keep in good condition by mod
crate Use OF Ayers Pills-the suresi, safest
and mosl reliable cathartic.
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Some sensation has been occasioned by the
appearance here of sn Italian protesting to
be doctor, and claiming to be able to cure
yellow-fever effectually in the course of a
few hours without restricting the patient in
drink, diet or locomo.ien. The physicians
are very indignant Some of them propose
the immediate expulsion of the professor.
More prudent counsels will probably pre-.
vail.
A drive through certain suburbs Monday
in company with the chairman of the Exec
utiye Committee OF the Board of Health
recalled scenes of restitution and distress
which were appalling. White and colored
alike are suffering, and alike partake OF The
relief provided for the distressed.
NEW CASES TO DAY.
There were seventy new cases OF fever and
three deaths reported to-day, making total
Of 1877 cases and I41 deaths to date. The
fever is spreading in the northern and north
western parts of the city, heretofore compar-
atively exempt. Among the deaths to-day
is DR.. S. G. Mcintyre, native OF Scotland,
bu. for many years an eminent dentist, we'll
known in Alabama and Florida.
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IT takes over 100 pairs Of gloves to as
suage the grief of the Brooklyn officials
over the death of an alderman, whose life
might have been saved by single b tile OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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u>n.CArIASS

RICHMOND, VA, October l6--Thomas 3.
Christian, stock broker, has failed. Liabili-
ties not known; assets small.
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United States Direct Tax.
NOTICE.

DARTIEs. or the heirs of parties who had their
L property sold for the payment of the United
States Direct Tax Assessor during the late war.
can hear something to their advantage by calling
on r NJ. GAPPS No. 81 Pop ar street,
Where 8 list OF the property sold In 1854 may De
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For Tennessee and The Ohio valley light rains,
oIot0ed by clearing, cooler tceather, southwest TO
northwest ,cinds and hioher barometer.
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1910,

THE odd-FellOws Grand Lodge meets at
Nashville Tomorrow. An Influential dele
CATION viii oe present from this city.
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A Big s,aze AZ ph,,aaerpnia.

A PHYSICIAN in Cinciunsti, o., writes: 81
cure for lost vigor Incidental to middle age and
az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-17

The legislative candidates spoke at
White Station yesterday and had large and
attentive audience. They speak at Collier
willie to-davs
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OFFICE OF GRAND MASTER l. o. o. F.,
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. October Il. 1852. 1

To the Independent Order of Odd-Fellows
throughout the United States:
BEErHRES-The pestilence is still raging in PEN
sacola, and our brothers there, IN common with
the whole community, involved in suffering,
and call for assistance. Having been especially
authorized by the grand sire, j. Leech to call for
contributions from other Jurisdictions under the
sovereign Grand Lodge, appeal to you for aid in
behalf of our afflicted brethren and their families
Let us not only extend to them our heartfelt sym
Pathy. but hasten and contribute of our album
dance TO their grief The pestilence cannot end be-
fore frost, ana there is urgent need of aid. Our
brethren of Pensacola and Joppa Lodges viii see
that your charity is properly dispensed. Forward
your donations TO me at Tallahassee Fraternally
yours, W.:G A. McGINNIS
Grand Master of Florida
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brighton Keaeh Races.
Assets small. a. u.uaI.

New YORK, October l6.-The Brighton
Beach winners to-day were Tennyson, Monk,
Vexation and Malice.
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Executors Notice.

TT AVING qualified as Executors of Thomas Mad
den, deceased, this is to notify all persons
indebted TO his estate to make payment at once;
and all persons claiming to be creditors will pre-
sent their claims, duly autheutica ed 10 Taylor &
Carroll our attorneys, No. 16 Madison street, Mem
phis Tenn. within the time allowed by law, or
the same will be barred
JOHN Wal SH.
the JOHN J. BUFFY. Executors
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YELL0W.FEVER.
seventy-seven Sew Caves at Pensacola
A Medical Crank.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 16.-The
following appeal fer aid for Pensacola suf-
ferers has been issued by authority of the
sovereign grand sire of the sovereign Grand
LODGE I q O F.
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JUBILEE PRIVILEGE

CEALED BIDS viii be received for the privilege
= of erecting seats on the vacant lot north of
Monroe street and south of the customhouse lot,
from which the people may have good view of
the Grand Firework Display the night of the
26th instant Bids will be opened on Wednes-
day, the 18th instant. For further information
call on ]. NJ. Goodbar, chairman, and address all
bids to him. ]. NJ GOODBAR,
WV. SCHOOLFIELD,
JOHN K. SPEED.
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RIOT IN LIMERICK

A riot ia Limerick to-day was caused by
the arrest of a drunken man. The mob
stoned the police, one of whom had his skull
fractured. The police charged the mob
aud arrested the leaders. A sentry 81 ationed
outside OF the barracks at Brabszon Park
WAS fred at yesterday and dangerously
woundPd.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

Tar NUMEROUS disgraceful wrangles in
which Speaker Keller has suffered the House
to engage during the present session, reached
a climax yesterday, in a discussion between
Sunset Cox of New Yorl1aand Ben Butter
worth, Republican, Of Ohio. The latter's
remarks we're 10 ,oheeene that. according TO
the Philadelpllia Press, Iaaies were driven
from The gallery, and many Republicans
are 81 the Opinion that his Indecent
utterances win seriously affect his
chances of reelection. Buttterworth's
particularly offensive remark is classed as
one of the yilest expressions ever heard on
the floor of the House, unfit for utteranee
| in the lowest grog shop in the country. II
is bad enough for the present Congress to
be ruled by grossly incompetent Speaker
and characterized by the most atrocious
iobbery in its legislation, without being
reduced to the level Of the brothel by the
. disgusting utterances Of some of its mem
hers. It has been the worst Con
, gress that ever disgraeed the Capital
.. and If the people only had an immediate
opportunity they would Indignantly kick
out of existence. However, the fall elee
tions are not great ways off, and is is NOR
than likely that some of these grog-sho
patriots will be compelled to stay at honl
, and learn that deeency and the use of eoul
: teous language are not the least of II
! requisite qualifications of the average Coz
gressman.
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RAILRO4D LINES.
PHILADELPHIA WILL ia Ls5iiJJsz
il MlNGTON AND e6a& sHf2s
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY 2Gth, lNS2
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stati0ns-7. 90,
1919, u. m. 2.3O, 400, 1.$J Y.aj, p. N.
philadelphia (eNpress)-2.O0, ~ G.3O, .25, s15
300 O39, 0.js, lbs. L. N. II. Ii, l j, G.lO, 6.S
7.26 D. M.
Philadelphia and New York-2.O0, 2.2a, $50, rs,
9.55, l153 II. +l2.3S, l.53, 5.l7 G2S :, %, p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-I.0j, 9.17 a.
IN. 600 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Lne-6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Mashington--l,l2 i.5l, sos, 9.l7
IA. M. 100, Fl.O1, 800, SOL l.0i y. IN.
Baltimore Only-1.0j II. IN, % ana g p. III.
| Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-G.OO, 9.lu a. m. l.bj 800, G.25 p. m
Harrington and intermediate statiOns-9. 10 u. ln
1.Oj, 6.25 p. nj.
Delmar and intermediate stalions-9.lO a. m
LOS p. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate statlOns-S. 10 a. m
Econ. $50 80, 9.5j, y. IN.
Philadelphia aud New York 80, 2.23 a. N. 8. H.
6.3S7.2G p. m.
| Baltimore and Washngton--l. AZ, 4.5l, B.O5 8. ~
IL. M. II .OI y. IN.
| BaltimOre-l,O5 a. m.
| For further Information passengers are re
| Terrcd To the time tables posted at the depot.
| B0-Irains marked :iuS: G. are limited cXpres
upon which extra fare is charged.
| J. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Aet,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

Ridgway Park on Smiths Island, in the
Delaware opposite Philadelphia harbor, has
become very popular resort for seekers
after summer pleasure on flying trip. Mr..
Ridgway has spared neither money nor pains
to make it pleasant place, and Whining
tonians with few hours to spend will be
amply repaid by paying it visit. A Ger
man band seconu to none in the country,
has been engaged to play during the season.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

AND so THE immaculate Republicans who
are so appalled, at Democratic niquity in
the Eleventh ward tried to bribe the In
spector to let the election 20 their way. At
least this is the inference to be taken from
the testimony brought out at last nights
meeting of City Council. No wonder they
were disappointed when the returns showed
large majority against them, and proved
that money is not always potent in corrupt.
ing election officers.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

THEsUDDEN and unexpected death of Gen.
Shobeloff, which was reported by telegraph
in yesterdays GAZETTE, removes the most
brilliant and commanding figure from the
military history of Russia, if not of all
Europe. His future was full of promise,
and there is no doubt ten more years of life
Che was less than forty years Of age) would
have placed him on level with the greatest
military celebrities of the past century. On
the field he was distinguished for his genius
and a daringcourage which made him the
idol of his troops, while his brief connec
tion with political affairs was marked by al
aggressiveness and audacious utterance tina
more than once set all Europe by the ears
He was in truth, a marked character, AM
his death will leave voidin Russian histor
which will long remain untitled.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
TUE NATION,

.HE NATION If. ,n,sI
York York n Eyeni,,g Pos, llssll,r,ttment
faciIitiss oiH sss in every ,pllaar d.Pllf,lTrpa paG
iara,itIit IaTgeG its size to f"sH'I9ioe .se Trie
nreyiolIs nrd %SasH list. i' itsnoT, 2 p'Ps,'Da ss
Pv many of its reader TTssStablishd
than n n ever before. ....i hi,'pi y pioneer
1858, the Nation ~astE ~ns jOun.,lI
1;tsrSry 1Ii,s Spn and political lsle5 c,,,''fles free
highest order, aour,intereit Of 4
n,e the control ofparty yeoaaTioas or,l suPlI
sort. Despite a ,,t Prf'rars Tears, II
during the first few MID fnh11
to .o IT, origi@s' Tas assured; asst healS' 1h.aIS@
:, sneegTS noG become a recognllitI rs sdliaI
atnn,nsmsnt at home "n% has been 91,oissioS aassl
from the first, and ND, 10 their
tend that, with IN Nation
sent facilities, .h1 ever beioTs,
become more thhl, hIest thought o.
medium of the aOls'' =,
time. "A etyle O1 w. w a
AA1 49, sA1. n VIEW ~ "A
s,,itebIe are e, shape for olHudi'ib o,.nod, ibOuna
es ssi1HN tbe Nation presep'@Uro ser most comp
indexed, =, lex makes anf lrd oIfcurnls,' e,
sP s@d dITTsslsaacs Tsa@sSss 'iS'i3 s s5,;,Bs i3s Gs'i$ O.
ilteratS ,aarISan public. ,,,,ce has b''
AmSrieSlb q,Se SUBSCRIPTION pre- r. 1aaan,
Reduced to !ss'Ov CENT on r,Ss g
spesImnss4, ne soPlis6 oRPlsslisnsi, sSs 30 2 !
way, New York
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

WHEN CALLING upon the city tax receiv-
ers to pay the annual tax now due the city,
it would not be amiss for voters to pay their
county taxes at the same time, as the county
collectors will be found in the same room.
Each voter who does this will thereby fully
qualify himself for voting at the important
comfy and State elections which come of
next fall.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

THE MIDDLE in the ranks of the Rcpubli-
can party Of Pennsylvania daily increases,
and it is now apparent that a decent com
promise is impossible. 1t can be set down
as one of the certainties of the future that
the young Democratic standard bearer
Robert +. Pattison, will be the next Coy
ernor of the Keystone State.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

The contest in the Republican party for
the Gubernatorial nomination, detailed in
Yesterdays GAZETTE, is now fairly under
way. Mr.. Benny Fooks having had his
boom in the morning organ day or two
ago, Mr. Curry now comes in for share OF
attention, and another correspondent gives
him lively boost this morning. This cor
respondent makes the significant
announcement that "Kent county
"win be solid for Curry" a
statement which will receive general
credence, as Kent county is always solid for
the " Ring" and Curry is the Ring "
candidate This same correspondent gives
expression to the prevailing Ring growl
that Fooks has been too lax and Indifferent
as a party man to be entitled to the Guber-
Material nomination, and that his
MUM to party indifference and
supineness. The Stalwarts want eandi-
date, he says, "who has always been a
"staunch Republican and who would serve
"no faction or clique,Y which means that
they want one of their own favorites, who
in the event of his election Ga possibility Sc
remote as to be scarcely worthy of cOnsidera-
tion) would remember the "Ring" croniet
in the distribution of official patronage
This is the whole situation in nutshell.
Another correspondent of the morning
organ opposes the reappointment of the
present Republican State Central Com
mittee, and significantly inquiries If the
Republicans of New Castle county shall
deliberately choose or tacitly consent to
''make pure and unadulterated Stalwart-
''ism the dominant power in the Republican
party of Delaware 2" The drift of these
communications shows conclusively that the
old factional contention is once more rife in
the ranks Of the Republican party, and that
Democratic victory at the next election can
readily be secured by united, harmonious
action. A good State ticket, made up o.
any Of the names already mentioned for the
respective positions, combined with excel
lent county nominations, will enable the
Democracy to sweep the State with compare
tive ease. With such encouragement every
Democrat should enter heartily into tht
work of burying the wrangling factions o
the Republican party under the heaviest
possible adverse majority at the Noyembe
election.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

The 'wEALTHY TRAMP" who dies in a
Poorhouse has turned up again in the aims
house of Westmoreland county, Pa. He
was German, and after his death S21 600
in gold coin and good securities were found
tied up in his dirty, ragged clothes.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
Inventors and Patentees

should send for Instructions, reasonable
terms, references, &c to Edison Brothers,
Solicitors of Patents, Washington, ID. c.,
who furnish the same eitltout charge. Edison
Brothers is well known and successful firm
oflarge experience, having been established
I'm 1866
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
CLOTHING.
FROM THE CORNERS

Prices always wal
and that's M
reason while 50 mani
are crying low prica|
and clearing-out saIel
we have, as our SAIL
required, kept addinl
to our stock, so M
later purchasers ca
have as good a stocI
to select from as M
earlier ones did. WI
claim we have this ap
can do even bette
because some good
received this wed
will give some advaI
tages in price for d
quality, and we ha
marked some othe
to compare with thei
We have now 81
STYLES OF TT
DOLLAR SUITS;y|
will like one Of the
unless you wanta b
ter grade, and if
our selection Surpa
all our former eho
that you apprecilt
so much, and you
!, find we purchase
: suit for you. EI
will step in our ST
we can tell you M
about our stock.
is at Fourth and NJ
ket streets, known
) the Wilmington ClO
ing House and M
chant Tailoring Est
ment.
Yours truly,
!. Jno. W. Diefendoft
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
Selling Ont 70 Quit Rnsiness.

T. w. Bye, M Market street, is selling
his entire stock Of over 200 sewing machines
of all makes, at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see him,
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
..An that / Desired. -
PA. X. II. FERRY,

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. 20, 1881.
IT. II. WARNRR " Co.: Sirs-I have used
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for kidney
disease, and It certaiAly did for me all that
could have been expected and all that de
sired BENZ. h. CHAMPNEN.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
- . -

IT LooKs.vERY much like war in Egypt
The British naval forces are concentrating
around Alexandria, and if Arab Pacha per
sists in his menacing conduct hostilities will
soon commence. Meanwhile the French
agent at Alexandria has been instructed to
do his utmost to prevent hostilities, but his
efforts will be futile if the insolent attitude
of the Egyptian authorities is continued.
1t is hard to tell what complications com
mencement Of actual war will lead to.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
uono 49, = CLIO a. y.

NHUPU A7V''s70 - = = =
VIII make an excursion to Atlantic City
ON Thursday next via Pcnnsgrovc route,
leaving French street wharf ON steamer
FELTON, at 6.20 sharp. Tickets Si.25 chill
dren 65 cents Number of tickets limited.
Can be procured from the committee or of
the janitor at the hall
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

THE ScIoTA DISASTER now ranks among
the great and appalling calamities of the
past decade. The first reports indicated a
loss of one hundred lives, but the next days
estimate reduced the number to twenty.
Since then, however, the death roll has been
creeping up until It is at last known that
one hundred persons were really
drowned as at first reported. The
cause of the collision which resulted in the
sinking of the Sciota was the free use of
liquor on the boat, not only many of the
passengers but some of the officers being
grossly intoxicated. Thus the signals were
misunderstood and collision precipitated
which should have been easily avoided. II
is said that Capt. Thomas, of the Sciota, has
become hopelessly insane from grief at the
sad result Of his criminal carelessness.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
CAUTION
To- THE PUBLIC.

The United States Court for the Southern Dis
trict of New York, by decision hled August 2bth
1870 and by the United States Circuit Court OF
Sdn Francisco, Cal, filed May 7th, 1881, has for
the SIXTH time affirmed my patent right for
forming Artificial Stone pavement IN sections
caution ali persons against the use Of such
pavement without my authority, and hereby
give notice OF my determination TO prosecute "
The full extent OF the law all persons, whether
manufacturer or employer who inffinges my said
patent by constructing or using the pavement
covered by 1t. / am now, rs ! ever have been,
ready and willing 70 grant, for small consider
alton, licenses TO all persons VINO may desire U
John J. SCHILLINGER.
go East g2nd Street n. Y. city.
G-ai'im-2S
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
RfflRWay Park,

James F. Brown, sells strictly pure coal
foot of West street.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
ZOE RENr.
pROpFIIFR

NOR sAIE..-sTEAM PROPELLER
Il RARGE Peter Cooper. Length, l22 feet;
breadth, l7k feet; depth, 1 feet inches; light
draught wen furnished aud in good orderi very
snitahia for Dench and truck trade. n
NATIONAL DREDGING CO., ~
Rao-lOt West Third Strcet
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08
SLinnv Men.

ttWells' Health Reviewer restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
Sexual Debility. 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-08

THE YouNG DEMOCRATS of Pennsylvania
are taking prominent part in the present
political contest in that State, and the young
Democrats of Delaware are going to make
their influence felt in the campaign here.
This Is an encouraging sign, as youthful
yigor and enthusiasm, aided by the discre-
tion and intelligent direction of leaders Of
maturer years, makes the best possible fight
ing material and means victory every time.
SQUIRE McMULLEN has flung out the
banner of peace in Philadelphia, and the old
Fourth ward is solid for Pattison and the
entire Democratic tieke..