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A NOTE wRITINe JURY.
How the Foreman Said They Couldn't
Agree and Gave Their Trouble Away.


Agree and Gave Their Trouble Away.
rContinued from first edition.
The Jury In the Artnur-Conrad inquisition
matter have not yet decided on verdict,
and the probabilities are that they will not.
II was not until IL O'Clock that they called
for breakfast, shortly afterwards sending q
note TO the court thai they could not agree.
At noon another note came 10 the court
that agreement was possible, and the jury
were accordingly brought into the court
room. There, upon being asked by the
Chief Justice what the trouble was, the
foreman stated that IL was impossible for
them to agree.
The Chief Justice then proceeded TO tell
them that Il was important that conclu'
sion should DO reached, when the foreman
interrupted with
"Your Honor, we tried yesterday after
noon, portion of last night and this morn
ing, but cannot settle upon verdict. We
staud IL for the -
At that juncture the speaker was cut short
amid the smiles Of the bar aud the few spec
tators and the jury were sent back TO try
again.
At 1890 another note came to the court,
| but was passod by unnoticed. AT H. 10 still
another note came, which also received but
| little attention.
| The claim Of the plaintiff Is for IS Per
week for years of SO weeks each, aud from
the remark of the foreman It is likely the
| jury stands Il for 81 week and for
cenie.
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.rnE loNerELlow mEMoRlAl.
Acknowledgment Of Membsrships ana
BubscrAptiena.

Acknowledgment OF Membsrships ana
BubscrAptiena.
with thanks 10 thuae who have given the
Longfellow memorial 90 vigorous O send
of and the encouraging hope that Delaware
win by her prompt and cordial action lead
prominently in this free-will Offering Of love
70 the great poet OF our people, Mrs. George
II. Bates, treasurer, acknowledges the fol-
lowing memberships claimed and subscrip-
tinns received. She 10 aware Of other mem
bershipe In the State, but they were taken
out elsewhere In behalf Of those enrolled.
This can be done anywhere or by any one,
for another. Mrs. Bates has also the ten
cent memorial caris, designed principally
| for children. Eighteen thousand OF these
| have been distributed elsewhere. They
/ might be used as q substitute for Christmas
cards but do not confar membership. The
list Of members In this State, each Of whom
contributed 81, 10 as follows: Hon. John Z,
Cochran, Dr. Samuel w. Murphy, George II
Bates, George Bates Harrington, Elizabeth
Ballister Bates, Margaret Handy Bates, +. Tat
4 Woodall Eliza Corbit Woodaii Anna e. War
ner, Mary Corbit Warner, William Green ,Hoi
James Williams, Sarah Esthrr Wiii.afis
Hon. N. \ o-r,.h -. Edward Belts, Ellei
p. McComb, Jane Elizabeth McComb
Martha McComb, Eugene DUPONT, Mrs
EugCne DUPONT, II. A. Dupont, Mrs. II. A
DUPONT, Miss Louise Evelina DUPONT
Henry Francis DUPONT, Paul Louis DUPONT
J. I. Cause, Mrs. ]. T.. Cause, II. victo
Cause, II. r. Cause, Mrs. II. T. Cause
Samuel A. Macallister, Anna r. LaMott
, Eleanor Crawfeld, George G. Maris, RI
Rev. Alfred Lee, Mrs. G. L. Mcllyain,
: Alfred Lee, Jr., 4. Ruth Hebb, Charles !
Babbitt, Washington Jones, Mrs. Washing
: ton Jones, The Rev. NJ. X. Fallon, Alfre
D. Warner, Emalla P. Warner, Charlie
Warner, Jr., Alfred D. Warner, Jr., Le
!. Warner, Hon. Joseph P. .Comegys, Catbarir
{ Margaret Douglass, Ellie NJ. Plckels. Tot
! membership, IS.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
THE JEANNETrE,

Professor Newcomb Called to Proyo
faot Which Melville studlou.,
Ignores.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-The morpin
session OF the Jeannetto Board Of InouII
was devoted 20 questioning Professor Ne,
comb by Lieutenant Wainwright, who vi
allowed TO represent Lieutenant Daneahow
as counsel. The whole object was to proy
by Newcomb, that Danenhowers sta,emeI
was correct and that he did have comma1
of the whole boat on two occasions. whIi
fact Danenhower claims that Melville M
studiousiy ignored in his testimony. The vi
nees new Danenhower had charge tempd
arily on two occasions, but knew no ofici
announcement being made TO the party
the fact. This ended Newcomb's testimou
Tong Sing, the Chinese steward, follow
| Newcomb.
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Anoiher Cnse of Bllnd Pool.

The Louisiana State Lottery lightning struck
South Washington, ID. O., on Tuesday. $50, ,00Ols
Gwynn Harris and Joseph Beisier, captain Of
an oyster schooner, held fifth of a ticket
which paid $4,000. Five others, L. S. Skid.
more, conductor Baltimore L. Potomac road;
Alfred Redmyer, engineer Baltimore q
Potomac road; Mr. Lathrop, u fireman on said
road: Mr. Lewis, conductor of an Ice wagon and
another man whose name was not learned,
formed q pool and bought SO worth of tickets,
one OF which realized $4,000. Lewis Redmyef
and Lathrop get " 600 each, and the other two
800 eaeh.-WdshiaefoR D. G. Republican
October l2 1897
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OUR MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Enect July Ist, 1852.
The Post Office In this city will be open daily,
Private boxes are accessible until II p. m. On
Sundays open from $50 TO o 80 a. m. Private
boxes accessible from to 6 D. m. The whole
sale stamp window Will close at $40 p. IN. The
money order since will close at coo D. m.
NAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad TO Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
| of Chadd's Ford, 7.40 m.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 a. m,
Philadelphia and waymAi1, 800 q. m.
New York, Pennsylvaula and points east and
Delaware Western Railroad to LandenDerg,
| 1000 a. m.
philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
/ and New JefseJ, lilo q. m.
I Philadelphia, New York and all points sast
! aud weet, ESQ p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and al points cas-,
and Tcst, 4.4D p. m.
Philadelphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, 93b P. m.
Pennsylvania west Of Lancaster, and ali
points wcst and southwest 9.sb p. m.
All points north, east, west and southwest
| ll.00 p, IN.
All Louisiana is sent ives: except New orlsani
which Is sent south Gu through mails.
! SOUTH.
I altmOre, and way mall. T.i0 a, m.
Washington and all points south, T.4o n, N.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 .. m.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 90
| q. m.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

singley Bros, candy dealers have sold over
$500 pounds Of mixed candies since
Monday.
William II. Bardwell was sworn in to-day
by Mayor Wales as special officer at the
middle depot.
No cases were before the Mayor last even.
Ing aud this morning woman was fined 30
cents for being drunk.
Solemn pontifcsl mass for the repose OF
the soul Of the late Father Taylor was cele-
brated yesterday IN the Pro Cathedral.
The seventh anniversary Of the Pastors
Bible Glass Of the Second Baptist Church
was celebrated last evening in an enjoyable
| manner.
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cLOrHINa.
ALMOST UPON US.

The holidays always leave
us with the dull season on our
hands, and we must do our
best to reduce our stock while
we have customers. Some one
once said that Nothing is
cheap at halfprice if you don't
want it," but if you do want it,
how then 7 So it is with cloth
ing; we want to sell it. and do
so. Ifyou have any idea Of
making a purchase bear in
mind that we don't take cost
into consideration just now,
but have made such reductions
in every department as will
convince, you that we are in
earnest. Our entire stock is
still in splendid condition. The
breaks and sizes have been
filled up, and we can still
please you a little better thar
ever, especially in price.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16

SIMON a PEA CEMARER.
Rumors That He is Healing Republic
Breaches.

WAsHINeToN, Dec. l5.-slmon Camel
has been on the floor Of the Senate for I
or three days, and there are rumoB that
labors have resulted in the healing Of no
few OF the party breaches. He spent
hours In the Republican cloak room yesi
day with his mouth close to the ear Of
hone. A little later Malone was disccye
At a private lunch table with SEM
Mitchell, and this morning the Cameron
father and son-bad conference v
Mitchell In the Naval Committee room,
OF which lie interpreted by knowing one
mean that Malone has been employed q
conclliator Of Mitchell, and that ,rut
being patched up between Mitchell
the Pennsylvania Stalwarts for the good
both.
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.
Robbers shrewd Trick.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l5.-On the Iron Noun
tain railroad last night as a train left the
Union depot in this city, man personating
the breakman, came through the cars and
ordered Patrick Gallagher to take the next
car at the same time offering to carry his
valise which contained a large sum oi
money. When he had reached the platform
Gallagher was seized and thrown from the
train, sustaining fatal injuries. The robbel
escaped with the valise and contents.
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Ruppresnlng an Obscene Paper.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15-Postmaster Carbul
Lasalle, appeared here last week as
ness against the publisher OF the Laa
paper, charged with sending obscene nd
through the mails. Yesterdays paper
peared with an article rejecting severly
him. He declined TO allow Il TO
through the mails and is still holding ~
says when he gets ready he will let It 60
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FIsH, CORRECTED DAILY BY POWELL. THIRD
STREET MARKET.
Now York NIarksta. |.

NEw YORK, Dec. 15.--F1our dull No. 2
state, ". 2.s5aS3.5O; supertinc, 50 2ba375; extra
Western, 00al. 80.
Wheat No. 2 Sl.os5s cash.
Corn, No. 2, 20 cash.
)ats, No. 2,46l< cash.
Ryo quiet; Western 66s69.
Barley. quiet unchanged.
Pork, Sl9.00 cash.
Lard. 81. 20 each.
Butter, arm; creamery fancy, asaso; Western,
2Sa30.
Eggs. dull; state 30a31;
Suger, steady; centrifugal, 7Las.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
aEpRlNrEp FRoM YESTERDAY
AN IMPERIAL JAP.
Prince Arisaanwm and His Walt 70 Amer
lrn-nia lsanaukAnn IN Xnshlngton.

b a..
Prince Arisagawm aud HIS visit 70 Amer
ica-nis iseeeption IN washington
WARRINGTON, Dec. 15.-The representa-
tives Of the Japanese government IN this
city are making extensive preparations Tot
the reception Of ArrisAgawa Prince OF their
county, the Uncle OF the King, who Is ex.
pected to-day or tomorrow, and who arrived
In New York to-day.
He will not be entertained at the Embassy
but the finest apartments ct Arlington have
been engaged.
The Secretary Of the Legation says that In
visiting this country Che prince has no OBJ
ject other than 70 in6pect The institutions o.
the country, see tbe.AmeFioAn Congress II
session, and crafty a long experienced Gu
riosity 10 know more Of America and Amer
| leans.
The State Department recognize no polit
ical Significance in the Princes visit.
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The Delaware shin Canal

A Washington dispatch says: General
Wright, chief engineer, has received a let
ter from Colonel Craighill, at Baltimore, in
reference to the new survey for the Chesa-
peaxe & Delaware canal. Colonel Cralghill
says that the outdoor work has been
completed, aud the maps and charts are
now in course Of preparation. General
Wright said this evening that the report OF
the survey will be transmitted to Congress
without any recommendation as to the ap-
pointment of commission to select a route,
as he considers that he Is not called upon to
make any suggestions on the subject.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
Grnnd Army Matters.

Deputy Commander Wainwright visited
DUPONT Post No, 2 last night and invited
the members of the post and of the depart
ment TO attend the reception to be given
Commander-in-C Chief Paul Vandervoort OF
Omaha, Nebraska, mex. Tuesday night. The
Adlutant was Instructed 10 notify the mem
bars to be at headquarters on the night
mentioned at T30 o'clock sharp. After
transacting business Of private nature
camp FIRE was held.
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aAILRuAD LINES
pHILADELPHIA, VIII Ca -.
L MINaTON AID sHxtKI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

OCTOBER 9Th, 1852.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for:
philadelphiA and intermediate statiohs-S,5S,T.0n
10. ~ q. m, 80, 4.Oc, Z 30, e.Sh y. IN.
FbilSdelphiA (sxpressl-s.O0, 2.2 e.3O, T.5o, s.lS
300 9.5s il.b3. am. II. Is LA S.H,
7.H .. IN.
New York-2oo 223 e.sn .Sj, IS, ll.s .. m.
-l2.ss 1.Sa, 2.Sn b.IT, 6.3S, 7B p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stationS-i.oh OF
100 q. m. 6.oop. m.
Baltimore and Bay Lipe-e.1p p. m.
Baltimore and Nashington--I.f2 45i, sos aH
am. l.0o, .1.09, 500, 6.G, Hop. m.
Baltimore only-i.c6, i0.0oa. M. H. and
Trains FOR Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle-6.0o, 0.lOA. m. los, 400. 6.2S p. IN
Harrington aad intermediate sietlons-e.i0a. IN
los, 6.2 p. IN.
pellnar and intermediate s.ations-O.io n. m.
BUEDAA TRAINS.
plladelphla and intermediate stations-S. 10 q.
l1.0om. $40. 7.3o $50, .. m.
Philadelphia and New York-2.0o, 2.23 a. N. s. II,
es, 7.3 D.. m.
Baltimore and WashinEt0n-i.42 Isl, sos. e.H,
q. m. il.0 p. N.
| Baltimore-i.o6 =. m.
| For further Information rashrnEers are re-
| ferrcd 10 The time tahlrr pOeted at the depot
1S-TralBs marked .hus; ~ are limited express
| upon y hich extra fare Is charged.
J. II. WOOD. General Passenger Ast.
| CllAS. Il. PUbii. General Manager.
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Massachusetts Murderers.

WORCESTER, MASS, Dec. l5.-Ihe
In the case OF young Richardson Of Cha
town, wao murdered his father last 81
has rendered a verdict OF murder ~
second degree. The case oi Joseph
John for the murder Of Dolan j. 'arns
Sutton, is now on trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16

.. .s"Men are sorry witnesses IN lhelt
cause" The praise Of Kidney Wort coms \
the mouths ofthose who have been made y
and healthy by II. 1T is curing eyefyo1
writes druggist. "kidney-Wori Is iae ]
popular medicine We SELL II should
right, for 10 Other medicine has such "
action on tho liver, bowels and kidneys,
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CITY ITEMS
ubr,etileld q Best

Uhas. H. Vary, Phlla. Messenger 6oS Market
Sutterley a Co.. Photographers. oo2 Market Ut
You will thank yourself a thousand times II
you get for yourself, your wife, your son, your
daughter, or your friend pair OF those won
Market street
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IN e hAll4ksOAD1.
\ Local Time Table with the --latest
Corrections.

Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
-s.l0+--s.l6-V.0ot-p.3 si-ebsi i-lO.so-li.6s a,
m;-l2o0t m;-l2lb-I2. 38-l. .b2-2.5ot- t-4.eo--
Sl1A-6aei --S.l0--s. .3ss--I 2s-T. .3oa-e55 spm.-
KEw YoRR - 2O0s-223s-S SO-T. .Jo-obO--
II. SO q. NJ l2.38-l. -l.53--b.iTs-6.3ss--I.2 .2s y. m
BALr; soRH--l .o5s-l. 42s-s.bis-s06s -g glf
1000 a. m.-l2D-iO0-1.0 .08-b. b.oo-6.oo-e.ST--
ll.0&A p. N.
WAsHINsToN-l. -l.42"-4.5ts--S.Oo--a.l7 T. ~;
y 00--1 -1.O0-667-ll.04s y. m.
BALTTMoRE AND INTERMEDIATE sTATtOEs--
l.O6s-alT 1000 q. NIL 10000 p. N.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running oply on Sunday.
Connect at dray'R Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD--6.JoF-p.lO 10 q. NIL .ot
-a.oos-s.2st p. m. No sunday trains.
For New Castle only
| For Harrington and intermediate stations,
WILMINGTON NCRTHRRN RAlLnoAD-7.I7 q.
| m;-105-6.e0-5.S0 p. m, On sunday for
| Reading and st. Peter-o.l0 q. m.
| DBLAwAER WESTERN To6-l0. 20
q. m;-s20 p. N. Sunday trains l0.Sos. m'-o.0O
p.m
TRAINS AT W II.n1IN0roE FROM
! PHILA DRLPHIA--l2 50-l .00-l .s.s-4.4 4TS-T. Al
| 8.02a-p 5-lol0t--ll.a5-I2.35s q. m;-l26C
-1.07 7-2.31f -. So 4.36-4 4.55- b.40-b53--c. q
Observation-Disclosures r. m.
| 2.6O-1.O7-4.66-b.4S"-lo D. 10.
BALrIMoRE-l. l.5ls--21Ss-e.3L- % a
| m:-12.36-l. .6o-6.1l#-G D. IN
! WAsHINGToE--1.6lE-- E--2.l3-ll.4Sa a. u; IL . ,Od
| .Go-bll#-63 630r-7.24--g.4eE p. m.
| Both daily and SUNDAY.
! On Sunday only.
! DELAWARE RAILRoAD-S.50-- .m;---IlV.
-b.05A-o.Oo p. IN. No Sunday trains.
| From New Uastle only.
| WILMIEsroH Il NORTHERN RAILROADS.; IS
! 8.40-ll.36 d. m;-6.p p. m. On Sunday from
J Heading and st Potter at 10 D. In.
DELAWARE WEsTERE kATLRoAo-S.00a. q. 10 -
2.l5 .. M. Sunday trains e.l0 a. M. $40 p. N
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
fHtLA DELPRIA NEW BRoA o STREET DKPoT-
t23Os-3.66#-6 %. .20A--s 00--8 2l-s. 36t-l0.1 II
| --ll.s9-ll.G0 a. m;-I2.23--l. .32'--l .52-3l0-
i.02- as Dos ~ .6o-- O. 16t --6. .86 -S.3Oi
| -. 30-10 0o--ii .32s u. m.
| BROAD AND WAsHIs 5ToE AvElSu R-o .S0-s. 0.
| --10.l5 o. m;-1.30-3.l0-4.3o- p. m.
NRw OAsTLR-S.3S-10e0--il.S 30 a. m.-4.tp-
5.4gp.
daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
As-The black figures denote the Limited
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
sTEAasIfiP LIN RS.

A NCHoR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
=ail Weekly 20 and from
NFw YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage, 80 TO $50. Returns $40 To tiE
Second Cabin, 30. Return Tickets,t7S.
Cabin passengers booked al low ratee
Passenger as,coInmo oda lions are unexcelled AL
etaterooms Main Deck. Passengers bo0ke,
NJ lowest rates 10 or from Germany, Italy
Norway, sweden, Denmark, &C.
FOR books OF 'Srcrrs In scotland, 'irates, plans,
&C., apply TO HENDERSON BROTHERS., New
York, or SAMUEL T. BEiTs, Adams Express
Wilmington
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
DEATHS.

MAEZ.--On the 18th inst, at Ills residence ot
the Northeast corner Third and Adam street,
Courad Manz, In tho tlst year OF his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
FULLY Invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, on sunday, 18th inst, at O'CLOCK
Interment at Rlverview cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
.'a.''.I'. eEpRlNTED FROM YEsrrsn.,
To.DAy,s wAsu,Noro,


NJ, lain for French spo,,,,
e.ean Of st. Louis Seated V,'S'lon- n,
IN the Senate to-day the hin r., -As',
ene ascertainment Of the dI'aNdinR
e'iean -, NJ ~ citizens for spoilations cor s Of
~ w french prior TO July n, Is0i IsT'AIted
w, anu mr. hoar spoke at soma ~, came
suPpoI, Oh The measure, Mr. S5or.'gh sn'gh In
Roseu tpe Diii eontending that tbon,n,aah tbah op'
ssu absolutely no claim against tnn ua1lnsnts Il,
Ihe report of the Postmas,e, a..
rcsponse 10 the resolution of NJ W' In
I.gafu 70 the condition and sdminiar, aoar, In
~ me New York Post Office. was auauon nn
70 the senate. II recommends som" p'1senled Is
tant changes. u' sumo impor-
asn & Morrill introduced a bin IN ,o.
,y s,", prevent the fraudulent usa %O,, y,
stamps on cigar boxes. use OF
IN THE HOUSE.
Mr. Reed presented the claim of n.
-. MeLean OF st. Louis, to the sos, boia l, :, o.
sne la.e CONGRESSMAN Allen, saying thss % ~ N
vppenent IN the election makes no Claim W y
a long discussion followed, whsn n.
neea maze motion that Mclean ~ swa.. ~
IN, which was adopted BY a vote Of ia III ~ n
ne was tnen sworn In and took his IA, ~
Ine House then took up the Post Os,.,
| WASHINGTON NOTES.
WARRINGTON, Dec. la.-In Janr..v -.
contracts on IA 900 miles of the Star Ropt n,
service principally In the West and m
south, VIII expire and these contracts vii
nave 70 be renewed. Up to this time M
over hundred bids have been received ~
The Treasury Department has purchase
SoO,OOO ounces Of silver, for deliver TO n
various mints. W vi
The House Judiciary Committee made
favorable report this morning on the bIIl .,
tending the time 10 four months in wbic
claimants may fll their claims before ii Il
Commissioners OF the Alabama claim,
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lBRIEF TELEGRAMs.

CALCUTTA, Dec. l5.-An extensive fire oc-
Cured here to-day, resulting In the total
destruction OF q jutc press and other valua-
BILE propc ty.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 15.-B. P. McRoo, dry
goods dealer OF Irika, Nies., has sold out to
Espes, Doan & Co., OF Memphis, his prin-
arc reported S7l 900, assets, SAC, 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
Saturday, December 3Oth 'S2.

On the last day OF each month (Sundaya
excepted, w. 900 capital prize for this month
State Courts have placed this company beyond
the controversy Of the law. To this Company
eeiongs the sole honor ofhaying inaugurated the
honest and fair beyond question.
N, The Company has now on hand large
of prizes for the
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
STAR ROUTE CASE.
sfr. Bliss Resumes His Opening Argu-
ment-- flrady's Disregard.

WAsHINoTos, Dec. 15.-Mr. Bliss re-
sumed his opening address in The Star Route
case this morning He claimed that when
the Increase was allowed II was given TO the
full limit. He showed this by reference TO
certain contracts, asserting that Brady
utterly disregar5ed the law in considering
the matter Of the productiyeness of the
routes.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
-
THERESA SruRLA

Convicted OF Manslaugh,er andsentenaed
to Year I'm the Penitentiary.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The jury IN the case
Of Theresa Sturla, on trial for the murder
Of Charles Stiles, after being out 22hours TO.
day returned q verdict of manslaughter and
fixed her punishment at ono years coniine-
ment IN the penItentiary.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16

as-Make your old things look like new by
using the Diamond Dyes, aud you will be happy
ANY Of the fashlonable colors for 10 cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-16
rhh Qlrx MARK cts.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily in the
Btreot Market.
FLOUR ETC.
CoRRBCrEp DAILY ny The WILLIAM LEA h
SaNa COMPAN Ky. RRAkpYMINK MILIA-
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OUR MAILS

As-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-08-24
The PretZeI.

This delicious food grows best in the
shade, and the shade of beer garden
being preferred. 1t is ripe at birth, and
is ready to eat as soon as it is picked.
In North Germany, where the benight-
ed people do not know any better, the
pretzel is called "kringle." This is
enough to spoil the pretzel, only that is
impossible. The pretzel is always
planted on free-lunch counters. There
is more nutrition in barrel of sawdust
than there is in clothes-basket full Of
pretzels. But then the pretzel IS much
the drier of the two. The genuine pref
eel has heart like a marble-yard, and
the hide is vanished to keep it dry. 1t
is vanished with hot lye, and sprinkled
with salt and aniseseed to give it tone
Before it assumes the expression so ia
miliar to the lovers of this perennial
fruit the pretZel is about the size of q
garter snake. After it is tied up in that
intricate knot which makes the eater
wonder where to take his first bite, nc
man can guess at its length. Enough is
known, however, to warrant scientific
authorities in saying that if man
should swallow pretZel whole, and il
should suddedly straighten out in him
| it would kill him in a minute. 1t is
not possible, however, for man to eat
a pretZel whole. You can eat all the
rest of it, but while there is more hole
than pretzsl to begin with, yet the more
you eat the pretZel the more hole there
is left Burdette.