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The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
RaanrOa.a Items.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has just introduced on its pas
senger trains an extra line attached
to the air-brake machinery and ex-
tending throughout the train, so that
the brakes can be Instantly applied
when necessary, and from any part of
the train. by the conductor or any of
the crew without losing time for the
purpose of signalling the engineer.
General Passenger Agent Lord,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio, has gone
to New York to attend meeting of
trunk line passenger agents called to
arrange schedules under the truce.
On Wednesday 5000 loaded freight
cars were reported IN the Pennsylva-
ma Railroad yard at Harrisburg, with
coal, lumber, petroleum, etc. A good
many Of the cars were for Baltimore.
Three vessels with foreign ore we're
discharging yesterday at Canton
The ore is for the Edgar Thomas Steel
Works, the Baldwin works, and other
establishments in Pennsylvania. Sew
eral other similar cargoes are about
due. The receipts of foreign ore have
not been large recently.
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smyrna ana vicinity.

collah from the Times,
A eolored man named Sswell Guy,
for five years teAmster for 5. Walker, Of
Kenton, had his leg broken ii Slaughter's
Station on Monday while loading ship
timber.
The firm of Hardcastle 4 Jefferson
has dissolved and Ed. Curry, for some
years clerk for VIM. e. Hall, takes Mr..
HaIdcastles place.
Peter Williams, n colored man living
in an isolated house two or three miles
down the Creek, died of smallpox and
was buried last night.
X. r. Morrison of New Castle, was
awarded on Saturday last the contract
for building the bridge over Old Duck
creek, near Bombay Hook. The work
Is being done by the Duck Creek I'm
provemeDt Company. The creek Is 100
feet wide at this point and IT feet deep
at low water.
The Board of Health of Smyrna, by
isolatlng she single case of smallpox
that occurred in the town, prevented q
spread Of the disease. The Board also
recommended the people to get vacci-
mated
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nenaI. 81 gel.n ". Evame.

John Watson Evans, Of Newark, one
OF the 0ldass and most respected citl-
gems Of this county, died at his resis
dsncs In that town, yesterday, aged N
years. Death vas caused BY Bright's
eisease OF the kidneys.
MIR. Evans was q native DelA-
warean, having been born at the foot
Of Iron Hill, neat Newark, and de-
sconded from some Of the old Welsh
settlers who originally peopled the
HILL. He resided In this neighborhOod
and the town Of Newark all his life,
and for number OF years kept q
lumber yard near the town. He was o
KEEN active business man, and always
kept himself in good circumstances. ],
In politics Mr.. Evana was an active
Democrat. and represented his hundred
several terms in the State Legislature.
He was also, for many years, mem-
Der Of the Board of Trustees OF the
Poor, OF which body he was for q long
time Secretary. lie retired from the
Board about three years ago ON account
0f failing health. A fine crayon por-
trait OF Mr.. Evans, and also one Of
George Lodge, for number OF years
President OF the Board, hangs 10 the
meeting room Of the Trustees at the
Almshouee. They were executed by
Miss Mary, daughter Of William @.
Lodge, Esq.
Mr.. Evans leaves wife and several
children, the latter being sill grown
up and married. Il is only q few
weeks since he celebrated the tiftieth
anniversary OF his marriage. His
fuperal will take place from his late
residence in Newark ON Monday after
noon at . o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
GENERAL NEWS.

Genersl Robert b. Mitchell, ex-Gov-
ern0r OF New Mexico, died yesterday,at
his residence, In Washington, after a
short illness.
Thsophilus Parsons, lately Prof, ssor
of Law at Harvard College, and son of
Theephilus Parsons, the eminent Chief
Justice of Massachusetts,, died yesterday
in Cambridge.
The Secretary of the Interior has sent
to the Commissioner of Ind an A fairs
Indian outbreaks In Utah and New Mex
ico. The 8, or. tary has ordered full
iDvestlg alton of the matter.
The Census Committee has decided 10
report to the House the App0rtionment
bill Of Mr. McCord, of Iowa, without
hxing any mum ber. It is believed 3l9
will be adopted as the basis, In which
event Name, Vermont, Rhode Island,
California aud Fler.da would lose zach
Representative.
The Presi dent Yesterday nominated
Frederick A Tritle, of Nevada, to be
GoVor0or of Arizona; 8. a. Whitfield,
Postmaster at Oincinnati; aud William
j, Pollock Collector of Int rual Revenue
In the First District OF Pennsylvania;
Edwin Fl. Webster Collector of Onstam,
and William n. Wilmer, Naval officer
at Baltimore; Archibald Sterling u. 8.
Attorney, and John NJ. McOllDtock, U.
s. Marshal, for Mary land.
Nothan Peck, President of the Me-
ohaDics' National Bank of New Haven,
Connecticut, died yesterday OF injuries
received by being run over by team
several days ago. He was 80 years OF
age.
An engagement between State troops
and Indians at Lompago, Sonora, is re-
ported, In which twenty Indians we're
killed. AT last accounts the troops were
In pursuit of the Indians.
Oaptain Hamp Turner was shot dead
| by Judge William Price, At Chester,
| NJ ississippi, on the 22l inst. Both were
| lawyers OF Understanding" but thev
| had ia difference about some trivial
matter In the course of trial in which
they were on opposite Sides"
The trial of Agnes Alcorp, at Eliza
beth, New Jersey, for the murder OF hsI
husband. by poison. resulted yesterday
| In a verdict OF Ranslaughter.
The MARYLAND Legislature has adjourn
ed until Monday night in order to al
low members to attend the Garnel1
memorial ceremonies In ConRress today
though there Is nothing from Washing
ton to Indicate that the memorial SEE
vices will take place to-day.
The death warrants of Frank aud
Henry Rumberger. convicted of tht
murder of Daniel Trautman. vera read
to them In the jail at Harrisburg yester
day, Frank soon after confessed tina
he was present at the murder aud prom
ised to make full statement to-day.
At the annual DINNER of the Mercha' t
and Manufacturers, Association of Bal
timore, lnst night, several of the speak
era gave some valuable views on the ell
important suhiact of the shlp canal, j
/ which Baltimore and the West are .
much Interested. Among those VIII
i | spoke in reference to this matter wa
Pres q IN Smith, OF the association, e1
Mayor Latrobe and Senator GoFman.-
1t IL hardly necessary to add that th
: Chopiank route was considered the onl
proper line for such an Improvement.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
A PracGaeaI Move.

A bill has bssn introduced In the NJ a.
tachusetts Legislature for the protection
OF passengers on rail way trains In case
OF accidents. II provides that every
railroad corporation operating . rail-
way In that State shall causa tacn pas
senger coach, drswinR.Eoom or sleeping
oafi express, mail and baggage car Ia
use On lie road 10 bs furnished with
Axes plneh-bars, hand-sawa and pals OF
setVloeaole form and slze, and main
Alned In good condition for use, one
SET TO be kept inside the car aud an
oth' outside, In such position az
ma be approved by the board OF rail-
road commissioners.
, TaR tide OF travel 10 setting strongly
laSards Florida. II Ia ct Atsd that every
sleopeI.ear berth going FloEidawaFd
ron New York, - well as every
stsamer berth on the ocean lines, are
SoRa2ed for thirty days ahead. The
53ssoasonville ~ Union does not doubt that
,o,OOo strangers will pas through that
Wy dufing the present season--a num-
DeI largely In excess OF any previous
ooasoh. ~ Many of these visitors will be
s9me permanent residents, whilst the
osners VIII leave consider able money as
= ielnl nder OF their visit to the aland oi
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TaE NEW OHkGAK OF THE MEaHsO
VOTERS.

IT UNDERTAKES TIE wHITH VOTERS
or DELAWARE.
From the Morning NewE, Jan. a..
Democratic papers never tire Of as
serting that the colorsA voter viii not
raY his poll tax, ana that in couse
quence be hsa bscome burden to the
patty Which usually claims and receives
bis vote. The evidence lie accunulatine
every day to disI reve this wholes ale inn
parchment Of the colored yoterp. When
our v0ters, no matter what the color,
once understaed the mysteries Of our
assessment and collection laws OF 1873,
these will be no more trouble 60 get
them to pay their tlxes tLan is exps RI
snced In Other communities In the col
lection OF taxes. And thtrs ID no dsns
Ing sbai our colorsd citizsns are as re q iy
aud willing to bear their part OF the
public burden - are one half OF the
voters In the Democratic parry OF this
city. Moreover, 10 proportion to their
aggreRats property, they ray more poll
tax than any other class Of people in the
St .te.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Pnor. roRD's EnTERrAIHmExr.
An ExcELLENr PERFORMANCE By
HONE TALENT.

The el0CuEionary entertainment BY
Prof. 8. T. Ford and his pupils at the
Grand Opera House, last evening, was
attended by fair sized audience, and
was q very creditable entertainment.
All the participants acquitted them"
selves admirably, and the appreeiative
audience rewarded their efforts with
liberal applause. The following pro-
gram was rendered
Overture-Piano, Miss Laura A.
Bigger, MiddletOwn.
The Creeds Of the Bells, Ia Concert
BY Prof. Ford and pupils.
"a Little Gifl'sview Of Hotel Life, :"
Miss May Hersey, Wilmington.
"Asleep at the Switch," Mr.. t. o.
Cooper, Wilmington.
Vocal Solo, Miss Laura A. Bigger.
.sRrother Watkins Farewell Ser
mon," Prof. Ford.
sBiddy's Trials among the Yam
kees," Miss Maggie Woodnut, New
port.
'sMadam Malibran and the young
Musician" Miss Annie Kates, VIII
mlngt0n.
hauAUuhuho CtuktuEs VE ne
Esthstio Girl" Prof. Ford.
PART SECOND.
"Tom's Little Stas, or Art and the
Woman" Miss Laura A. Bigger.
"The Maiden Martyr" Miss Mabel
Moore, Wilmington.
SHOW Hockery set q Hen," MIR.
Harry Palmer, Wilmington.
Searching for the SlAin," Miss
Louise Downs, Ocean Grove, N. J.
"The Cha,coal Man." DIR. J. Paul
Lukens, Newport.
"How Rubenstein Played the
Piano." Prof. Ford.
Much TO the disappointment OF the
audience w. Scott Way, the "bald-
headed editor" OF tho Mfudletown
Transcript, who was on the program
for an original sketch, was detained al
home by sickness. However, the ex
cellence Of the balance of the enter
tainment fully made up for this omis'
sion, and the audience went homS
thoroughly pleased and satisfied. Tht
entertainment was . complete evidences
Of the excellence of Prof. Ford as {
teacher Of elocution.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Easton Md. Ledger.
chesapeake GuerAlIas.

Six sloops said to belong about Her
ring Bay In Dorchseter county are Civ
ing the OYSTER police force great deal
ofirouble BY their persistent and flag
rant illegal dredging, and their success
full attempts to eVAde arrest. These
sloops are all Of the same size, all built
by the same mode, ,and all painLed alike.
One ia named C0okoo (spelled thus and
the other five are named for persons, the
last name OF each being Cook. When
dredging on forbidden grounds they keep
the 90 in Cook0o and the first part Of
the other names covered, so that only
COOK is seen on all of them. The num-
bers on the sails are also kept covered.
They all go armed, aud do not hesitate
to open tire on the police force, or upon
any other boat suspected OF being after
them. They dredge together, and being
very fast the police boats entirely fail to
overhaul them. Some time ago Harry
Nutz aud Tommy Sears, of Bay Hun
dred, were out In the Eastern Bay about
the Shell Hill, putting out decoys; these
sloops were dredging in the vicinity
there, and suspecting thst the boys were
spies, they opened fire ON them with
rifles. Nutz and Sears had to lie very
low In their boats to keep from being
shot. They have fred also on the police
officers more than once. Captain clarke,
of the Annapolis oyster polics boat,i is
said has also had much trouble with thIl
same squadron.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
PERU.CmHLE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 20

w AohANoAVN1 IL Ssf SAu' So'
Mr.. Blaine's bellIgerant South AmeI-
lean policy has been reversed by Presi-
dent Arthur. Mr.. Trescolt, the special
envoy TO Chile, has ben instructed not
to make the dictatorial demands on
Chile which Mr.. Blaine had ordered.
Mr.. Maitinez, the Chilean Minister here,
has given official assurance TO Secretary
Frelinghuysen that his government
meant no afHront to the United States
by the removal of Calderon frCm Lima.
General Hurlbut whose course at Lima
has excited so much comment, has been
called nome and should be now on bis
way.
Il was high time for all this, as is
shown by the extraordinary correspon-
dence regarding Chile and Peru, sent to
Congress to-day by the President. The
correspondence makes huge mass OF
about two thousand pages. With it the
State Department has furnished, as Its
habit ie, an excellent table of contents,
which makes the matter accessible ri
once.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Rausamore ANA Ohao Rslasr |ssnsass

Baltimore ANA ohio Keller lBemelGs
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Employees Relief Association from
December to December 81, e6I paid
$50 benefits n the different d visions
and in the several departments. OF
these l23 were in the transportation
department, 1877 machlney depart
ment and 1876 road department Main
Stem; miscellaneous, ,l65 TRANSIT Ohio
divisions, So Pittsburg Division, 168
physlcians bills. The sums ranged
from 81 to 81 900, the latter sum
having been paid in several cases Of
accidental death. In other cases OF
death from different causes the sums
ranged from 500 to $500. A large
majority Of the benefits were for
sickness and incapacity to work. A
byslaw recently passed says It u the
duty of all officials employing men
for company's service to see that
they are ia good physical health and
free from disease, and are net over
As years of age.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
rho Panrunnnsarahip.

Up TO ii O'Clock to-day, no wsrd
had been received in reference to the
postmastership of this city. The
friends Of both aspirants are eOk6dent
of the success of their special friend.
The matter will not probably be
settled this week. 1t Is stated that
Major Swiggett was In Washington,
yesterday looking after hiss chanc Ss.
Mr.. Pyle having visited Washington
once in reference to the matter does
not propose going again.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
LsssAL LINES.

City Council meets in regular ses-
sion this evening.
Much interest is manifested in the
extra meetings being held in Grace
IL. E. Church.
Fletcher Il. Cooper, OF the Morning
Ees0s, has accepted o position on the
Washington Post.
J. P. Wickersham has been elected
First Lieutenant of Company O., in
place of A. d. Chaytor, resigned.
Forty. four marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk of the Peace OF
this county during last mouth.
The prunty Relief Valve for the
Delaware Fire Company has arrived,
and win at once be placed on the en-
glue.
Some thieves stole the "peor boxes''
In st. Paul's Catholic Church some
time after 10 o'clock Wednesday
night.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this
week Is now ready, and can be OBJ
rained at this Office for mailing to
your absent friends.
Col. Robinson's new "New Humpty
Dumpty" troupe will appear in thii
city in q few days, the date of which
will be duly announced.
An evening party was given last
night at the residence of Mr.. Charles
]. Hudson, No. 207 Orange street. A
good time was experienced.
! The first annual exhibition of th'
Delaware County Poultry Association
commenced in Chester yesterday
Pnsey A. Walton, of this city, OK.
hibits number of Pekin ducks, AMI
VIM. Dean, of Newark, coop O
white Leghtrn chickens.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Am OId negro Densa.

Senegal Downes, OF Stumptown,
four miles from Easton, died on Mon.
day. Senegal was very old and re-
markable negro. Hewas about ninety
years old, but up TO very short Time
before his death, he was as active as
man Of thirty. It took a good horse
to make better time from Stumptown
TO Easton than Senegal did. He was
formerly slave In the Platter family;
his father was full-blooded African,
and was bought by one OF the Platers
from an importer of neRroes.-E EdSsoB
LsdQee.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
ghs gAiIy Sasstts.
~1TrEKp AT wILMIH0fon a rgSs0FsAosa
ASTA Is sEOOHD-cI.Ass NATTER
FIRST EDITION.
relewraphIs Summary.

Rva vote OF 800 to lM the French
ohomhar of Deputies Fejectsd the gov
srpmsnt bill for the revision OF the con-
.t,tutlon, and h. Gsmoeita has ten
dared bis resignation. -Enel'nd and
France have such exp'anatiens to the
other powers OOncernlnR the collective
nots to the Khedlve Of Egypt as bave
rsmoved ell apprehension OF fSrthtr
dlficulty. ota'lemel Lsooar bias
obtained a reversal Of the Judgment OF
,bs court BY which his libel snis against
N. Rochefort was dismissed, asd ths
case will be- tried on its merits. : IL y
reported that NJ. ROuzand, the husband
Of Christine Nilsson, has become insane
through the excitement on the Paris
b1nree,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
AMUsRmExTs.
aHAzEL KIRKR." "

On Monday evening cur citizens will
have an opportunity OF witnessing the
performance for the second time in this
city Of the drama OF "Hazel KIrke," by
the Madison Square Theatre Company
OF New York, where 1t was performed
continuously for over year. The same
company have presented the play for
nearly 1900 consecutive nights, which Is
by far the longest runon record. The play
will be presented with the same degree
OF exactness that marked its presentatio on
In New York,
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Printing OHlce Rarnea.

LAHcAsTER, Pa, Jan. %. This morn
Ing . Gre broke out In the stereotype
dspa tment Of tho Inquirer Publishing
OOmpADy's buiidlHg, which destroyed
the whole estAhl lshmeBt ,infllotinR Ioes
OF 100000 There 10 40 insurance OF
$39, 900 on the stock aud SI3.B00 on the
oaildinR. Nineteen power presses
we're destrOyed, also the plstes Of the
School Journal aud the p ates Ofan an
published work by Hubbard Brothers, of
fhllAieiphia. bumaxe's stove store, In
the lover story Of the builllDR, Val de-
stf0yed, aud considerable damage was
dOne to the adjoining buildings.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Nxholenn1e yacctnatior,. .

SYRACUSE, N T., Jan. 26.-Three
new cases of smallpox are reported at
Cato, a few miles northeast of here. The
contaeion is spreading. The managers
Of tha Oswego Falls factory at Fnlton
have had ali their operatives, 1,l00 In
humber, vaccinated at the expense of
the company. Contrary te expectation, q,
not a case has appeared IN this city, but
every pupil In the schools has been or
dered TO be Racclnated.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Rail- This Evsmang.

The annual ball Of the Fleetwood
Assembly takes place this evening In
Websters Academy and from present
appearances will be q very enjoyable
affair. A large number of tickets
have been disposed Of and the manas
gers will do all in their power TO
please all who attend. Each lady on
the march will be presented with q
handaoma program.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27

IyOTIcE.-L. James NICHOLSON, the
IN owner OF the within Ineniioned
nremises, do hereby give notice thatl
snail apply TO the Honorable the Judges
fine court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery In ard for new
G ,stle county, On Monday. the6th day o.
Februars A. D.. 1882, being the nrst day
OF the February term of said Court I0r
license to keep an inn or tavern, knoWn
as the Buck Hotel in Schq9l Dlstrlet
No. "a, in Pencsder Hundred, New Csatae
county, State of D. >laWare, anq 70 s1lI m
toxioating liquors in quanl.s iess Inan
one uu art to be drunk on the premises
and the following respectatEe cltizene
easoromand the said application, TO wit !:
w, 81. Harb srt, Y. 4. Rosft
(3eo. p. Prsttyman, James MpNeys
" iyaruaRy, Jacob Boys,
A. e. HusSins, Thomas sweatmak.
A, q. Dempsey bentAml1 Heassg,
George w. Bender z ". Nlcholson,
j +. Brown, 3. w. Cisments
John III. Randler, James Walter.
ian iian25.st1 ii JAMES NICHOLSON.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Tr.a naw rin.a Tasala.

Among the changes that will take
place In The new time table that takes
effect ON Monday next will be In the 7
O'Clock A. NJ, tFaiu. On that date the
train will leave here twenty I've mlnu
tes later and will be fast train. Other
provisions for the carrying OF milk will
be made. II will be known IS the busi-
ness train.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
rae Fare 20 rhlIaaelphaa,

Commencing with Monday next, all
passenger trains from this city to PhliA-
delphia will run into the new Broad
street station. At present the fare on
those trains that now run into tha new
station Is sixty cents, and the ticket
agents ln this city have received no In
strnctions TO make any change when all
the trains proceed TO the nav station. II
is therefore probable the fare will be 60
cenLs ON and alter Monday next, and
from current rumor around the depot IL
will doubtless be raised to seventy five
cents before many weeks.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Amarl.us Club nall.

The famous Americas Club, a large
and influential democratic organization
Of Philadelphia, gives its annual ball In
the Academy Of Music, that city, To-
morrow evening. The affair will be
grand one, worth seeing. A number
of prominent democrats of this city have
received Invitations To be presen.. Some
of the number will attend.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Cause ana Erect.

From San Francisco Wasp.
"Yes,'' he said TO bis confidential
friend, 81 am engaged 10 her and snp-
pose ought to be very happy, but some
how 1 am worried about q former at
taehmsDt of hers. There's that internal
blackgnard, Jones, who" "--t' Why,
bless my soul You stupid fellow, she
hates him like poison" Yes, yes, /
know-that's what troubles me. She
hates him so bitterly not to have loved
him once.'
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
Ohaaaar 6,onnav aaIea.

John Bushong, of Upper Oxford,
has sold his farm of 152 acres, TO
EmmOr B. Morrison, of the same
township, for s12, 900.
Pyle 8 Brown, OF West Chester,
have sold their farm of 100 acres, to
John Bushong, of the same township,
for 50, 800.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27

FllTIR LIVES SAVED.

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup relieved four Of
my children OF Q most alarming attack
oi WhooPing Cough, from whlch tneir
10 prevent them from swallowing. Moth
ing would give them even temporary re-
lief, until this syrup was tried. One bot
tie. in one night. saved their lives YER
lily believe. GEO. w. EAhhAh
CAPTAIN ol Police. baltimore, Md.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
: WHAT jefferson Davis Dia Saw.

what selEerson Davis Dad say.
1iU" nis recent address Al New Orleans.
~ brothers, you have long endured all
tpe sbe ,ss.lgues OF many campaigns and
,1e w dangers of q hundred battle fields.
ba" aoa nave written your record; you
Aava done done your duty. The
principles you then asserted a. oecsa-
saIy = ior the preservation of the Ameri.
S'L Saa eonstitptlon are now a. they we're
sniet Saen you struck for them, and the
~os'S nMssnoe OF the best government the
'. "oLio .!n ever saw, the American Union.
n,;S sslll indissolubly bound up In tbs
principles l.in for which you fought. Be
ss'1I 81 ever ready to fight for the Union,
AWord for 1t, s-
aah ans ladies who sometimes since wars
PM 70 go OUT having taken Lyd a Il
on,ta ns Veg, table compound ar,
way rejoicing. se 401o oh susl
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
ALONG Name.

The following remarkable name ar
peared Lpon the CLAYTON House register
yesterday:
GustAve A. n. Won Scblippepshcblop-
pen, agent d. K. II. troupe. Who the
man Is or wLat company he represents
could not be asceTTainsd. The name,
hoWev'r, is suftici TO dial Ioat3 q per-
sons jaws in prom oRncInR ~.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27

A lady from Oregon-Dr. think you
snould be presented with q chariot Of
pure gold for your Celery aRd Chamo-
.Alie fllls having proved such blessing
70 thousands of suffers with sick and
AefVoas headache, neuralgia, nervous
neas and dyspepsia.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-27
An Arroeable 6llangA.

The moderate weather yesterday at
ternoon aud last night quickly dissipa-
ted the Iee With which the streets asd
sidewalks wers covered aud rendered
the wslking safe, 10 not entirely pleasant.
once more. The temperature still Te-
ma Al nh mild.