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The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
HARRINGTON BURNT IN EFFIGY
Middiet"wn Negroes Express Their Dis
pleasure OF tho Republican Chairman.

Especial dispatch to the Gazettc.l
MIDDLETowN, Nov. 1.-The Smith Post
No. 2, composed Of negro Republicans,
turned out in full parade last night. A
transparency, bearing the name of the club,
was carried about midway OF the parade,
and torchlights made their shiny faces even
more shiny. They carried ''stuffed paddy
which they burned in the square. When
questioned as to who who It represented,
the answer was, "Dlck Harrington, we
don't acknowledge him as our leader" So
that the notorious Richard has been burned
In eAigy by his fellow associates in the same
grand old party of moral ideas.
The Bayard Club had another very inter-
esting meeting last night Addresses were
made by Richard Townsend of Townsend,
and Harry Sharplcy, ESQ.,, of Wilmington.
The negro parade was referred to in Mr..
Sharpley's speech and caused much merri-
ment in the club room. The club will
attend the meeting at Townsend on Thurs
dny evening next. A good time ia expected
Last night was the last meeting of the club
until after the election, when they expect to
see the election OF the whole Democratic
ticket.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
MIR. LoRE's FRANK LETTER.
His Position Upon the Question of Taxing
Phosphatcs.

His Position Upon the Question of Taxing
Phosphatcs.
Hon. Charles b. Lore has made the fol-
lowing reply to letter from the Changers
of this county:
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 30, 1SS2.-Io
Robert II. Gilman, Il. BdncrOt, Il. s..
Caldwell, Committee Of District Grange Of
Kent aud SstsSer GoantieS-GENTLEMEN :
Absence from home has delayed an earlier
answer to your favor OF 9th inst. You state
in your letter that interested parties are
urging the Tariff Commission to recommend
to Congress a tax of so per centum ion i'm
portations of artificial compositions contain
ing suphuric acid, either in combination
with lime, soda or magnesia, or the acid Tree
in an absorbed state without base, to pro-
toct American manufacturers of sulphuric
and muriatic acids and fertilizers" Youthen
ask me whether if elected "will or will not
oppose the placing of this tax on farmers of
this county, Your question is direct, and
one that any fairly intelligent man can
readily answer. You are entitled to an
equivoeal reply. In that spirit | will say
that such tax is clearly unnecessary and
unjust, and would place an additional
burden On the farmers who are now most
heavily taxed, and would favor class who
are alreads making very large profits on all
investments. Ii elected to Congress will
oppose any such tax. 1t is nothing less
than asking us to tax the bread with which
we feed our families. Very respectfully
yours, CHAs. B. LORE.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
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A Launch To-day,

The City of Jacksonville, new steamer,
built for the DuBarry line on the St. Johns
river in Florida, will be launched from the
yards of the builders, the Harlan & IIollings-
worth Company, between 3 and o'clock
this afternoon. The vessel is a side-wheel
steamer Of 400 tons, 161 feet long at the
water line. ITO feet over all. SO feet beam
and feet in depth. She will be driven by
two inclined jet condcnsing engines, the
with feet stroke. The boiler is return
tubular. Thirty-cight staterooms will be
fitted. The ports of departure and arrival
are Jacksonville and Enterprise, the dis
tancc being 21l miles, which will be covered
in about 81 hours
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
October Fires.

The fire record for October, as kept by L.
G. File, cigar dealer, No 105 East Fourth
street, Is as follows; On the 9th, o.15 p. m.
box 10, burning of bed in dwelling house on
Mechanic street; services OF the department
not required; 18th, 0p, H., box 23, slight
burning OF the ice house of the Cold Spring
lee Company on the south side of the
Chrstiana; loss $50, fully insured; depart
ment in service one hour; 10Th, 4.15 p. m,
box %, slight burning of II frame shed on
the south side of the Christiana; loss trihing;
department in service. half an hour 23d,
2.30a M, box 2G, false alarm, and at 7,30
a. M, box g, slight fire in dwelling No. 1927
Poplar street; services of the depar tment
not required.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
Work of the Polica

There were 227 arrests by the police force
during the month of October, divided as
follows: 10 for drunkenness, 81 for drunk
cnness and disordcrly conduct, 23 for dis
orderly conduct, for larceny, O for violat-
ing city ordinance, for vagrancy, 4 for
illegal voting, B for selling liquor illegally,
for peddling without license, l each for
receiving stolen goods, cruelty to children,
attempted felonious assault aud contempt
of court
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
Ofiicers Ohnsen.

Last evening Asylum Lodge No. %, I. O.
o. F., elected the following officers N.
g., d. w. Aiken V. c., L. T. Stanley
Recording Secretary, Charles G.. Stradley
Permanent Secretary, J. II. Appleby Trca-
surer, G. p. Maroney; Representative to
the Odd Fellows Hall Company, George
Morrison; Representative to the Riyerview
Cemetery Company, C. P. Maroney; Widows
and Orphans Committee, r. Burton, Jr.,
X. f. Donahue, William Woodmansey
Trustees, K. Burton, Jr., James L. Bradley,
William Woodmansey.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
Tho Armstrong Tragedy.

Newton p Lamplugh, formerly a rough
character of this city, was acquitted yester-
day of the charge Of having caused the death
of Andrew Peterson Armstrong, formerly
of Middletown i'll June last, in Philadelphia.
1t was alleged that the defendant had pre-
viously had a quarrel with the deceased, but
there was not sufficient proof to establish
the fact that the deceased had died from in
juries received at the hands of the defendant
The case was fully published in the GAZETTE
ut the time. Armstrong was the son Of
Armstrong who killed his wife some years
ago.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
PUBLIC SALES.
rI'RUSTEES' SALE
J. OF
Valuable Real Estate
Under order of the Orphans Court, the sub
scribers Will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH, 1889,
at O'Clock d. ni.,

at O'Clock p. m.,
a, the auction rooms ofL. W. Stidham II Sons,
iii Fast Fourth street. all the ollowing described
real estate
LIST. The real estate of the Late Smiley King
deceased, consisting of:
No. Three acres of land with n frame tavern
and two frame houses, thereun, In Mill Greek
hundred, known as Corner keicli.
Nos2&3. Two lots OF land In the village OF
Chrstiana, White Clay Creek hundred one Win
the tavern house, stables and buildings, thercon
known as Chrlstiana Hotel, contain ls anont ~
su nprces; the other with b, 90 ST.. rect OF iau
known as Slaughter House lot.
No 4. A lot of land with two dwelling houses,
thereon, on the north side ofTaylor street, hnhI
Church street, In the city OF Wilmington; lot aoS
No. i. All that lot of land with n large brick
store and dwelling house, thereon erected, peins
Nos. los Il il0 Market street, IN the clty Oh WIZ
mtngt0n.
end. The real estate ofthe lato William Money,
1ereasc being u lot of land with two story
frame dwelling thereon, on me eas. s,uS lily %, o
seventh avenue, near u street, III thc ehJ VI
wilmington: lot DXlO.
I'd. The residue, after the assignment oi
dover, of the real estate, latc Oh Johh 9""'''"'
deceased, consisting of
No.I A lot Of land with a two-siory bTlck
wtlling house, thcrcoh on ths not 1,nI
Lord street, near Spruce, In The esty Oh winning
ton: lot l3-lOXH, ,,,
No. Lot of land with n two-story brick
dwrliing theoeon, at the South ast corner oi
Tenth and Poplar streets, In Wllmhhstoh' 'o'
1iX6s. ,, 49,
No. 4. Lot of land In Chrstana hundred, on
the north side of Fourth street, extended he-
tween ROdnian and lIawley street: lot dlSo3--'
The ah0ve properties are among the most nes,, ~,
able in the city of Wilmington AMI present III II,
opportunity for inysstnsnt' S;leS atS eose % es
| tate Terms nj sale. LORE 4 EMNMoES, MNi,s
ori3l-lt ifns.'Se.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
The GnrInnn earn Pond.

The Delaware Fish Association is having
its pond at Hartmann IL Fehrenbach's s
brewery empticd, for the purpose of inspect
ing the German carp, put in it some two
years ago. They expect to get large num-
Der of young carp from the pond, and on
Friday afternoon the pond will be empty,
and all persons who take an interest In pisci-
culture arc invited to be present and inspect
ONES have WrOMn.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
OCTODER's WATER SUPPLY.
What the City Used-The Work OF the
Pumps.

The following is the pumping record
furnished by Chief Engineer McIntirc for
the month of October:
Worthlngton pump at City mill ran "a
days or sos hours, made 1885, IT'S strokes,
and raised to Cool Spring reservoir 124 ,40S,- :
g60 gallons. Water power pumps (Turbne
wheel and pumps) ran 81 days or 1lO hours,
made 5S4 ,067 strokes, and raised to Cool
Spring reservoir 26, ,S67 ,0S2 gallons, making
total pumped to Cool Spring reservoir
151 ,27G, ,042 gallons, which compared with
the corresponding month OF last year shows
an increase of 1854 gallons.
The Knowles pump ut Cool Spring ran "2
days or 1897 hours, made 31S,259 strokes
and raised to Rodney street reservoir IL $685.
5S4 gallons. The Worthington pump at
Cool Spring ran days or 4l4 hours, made
14s, ,376 strokes and raised to Rodney street
reservoir 2,11s,74 gallons, making total
pumped to Rodney street reservoir l5,4S5,-
3OS gallons, which compared with the cor
responding month last year, shows an III
crease of 3i2, 1877 gallons.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
LOCAL LACONICS.

Julia Gillrn, employed at the cannery,
was severely scalded yesterday. DIR. Draper
attended her.
Register Biggs has granted letters of ad-
ministration to William Osmond on the es-
tate of Jonathan Osmond, deceased.
A missionary boX, containing articles for
the family of the Rev. Mr.. Hunter of Kansas,
was sent from the Central Presbyterian
church yesterday,
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
MISS EMMA THURsBY.
The Queen of the Concert Room Soon to
be in Wilmington.

be in Wilmington.
Forthc week commencing the thirteenth
instant, arrangements arc now being made
with Mr.. Baylis of the Grand Opera House
for the first appearance in Wilmington, of
the Quten of the Concert Room, Miss Emma
Thursby, ,inee the brilliant triumphal
tournce of the "Qucen of the Concert
Room" and "American Nightingale" in
Paris, London, Vienna, Madrid, Berlin,
Stockholm, Copenhagen and all the princi-
pal capitals of Europe. The positive date
will he announced tomorrow. The concert
of Miss Thursby will be under the musical
direction of Mr.. Maurice Strakosch.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
The Equine Wonder.

Professor Bartholomew's trained horses
drew another immense audience at the
Opera House last night, and people were
surprised and enraptured with them. They
are sure to draw crowded houses all week
and are having great run. They will be
at the Opera House every evening, including
Saturday, and matinees will be given to-day,
tomorrow, Friday and Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
RzGISTEIpS NOTICES.
DEGIsTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFF

New Castle Co., Del, October ~, 1852. I
I'pon the application OF Harry NJ. Cantwell,
Ljmmlslralc Of Maria l.. Smith, late of He'd Lion
nninrl In said county. decpasud, IL II ordered
,sI directed by the Register that the Administra-
I'd Aforesaid give notice Of granting of letters
administration II upon the estate of the deceased
vilh tie date of granting thereof, by causing
Establishments 10 he posted within forty days
from iic date Of such letters in six of the most
lthIr plarrs Of the county of New Castle,
va.riug all persons having demands against
N't,iAlr 10 present the same, or abide by an act
dAs,fnbly IN surh ease male aud provided
mlalsnrails the same 10 be inserted within thu
anc period In the DAILY GAZETTE, "a
rs,raprr published In Wilmington, and 10 be
rllluHtl therein three weeks, (c. %. d.l
A ~ Given under the hand and seal ofoiIlre
. d. }6f the Register aforesaid atW Wllmingtln IN
| ~ YIN New Castle county aforesaid, the
$. q. DIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
Alp4rsons having claims against the estate of
Ny'lrca,cl must present. the same duly attcsted
loAe Administrator. ON or before October a. A
H., iSSl or abide the act Of Assembly Ia such
IA, mailr and provided.
HARRY NJ. CANTWEIL,
Administrator.
Address; Ne. III East sixth street, Whining
lbd, Del. OctSl-mwf-3W
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01

the fallacy of the so-called protective tariff
At the conclusion of Mr.. Deans remarks
John Il. Nicholson, Esq, of Dover, made an
address on the subject Of taxation and the
State issues, being followed J. Frank Ball,
ESQ, on the situation, both speakers being
warmly received.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01

Hnrses nnd NIula Dead.

George D. Slaymaker lost a valuable mule
yesterday. A fine horse owned by George
d. Kirkman, died of paralysis yesterday. A
valuable horse belonging to Harry Smedley,
which had strayed on the track of the VIII
mington and Northern railroad between
Lcnapc and Poe Epson, was struck and
killed by locomotive.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
A FINE CONCERT.
The First Given by the Philharmonic
Orchestra.

Orchestra.
The first concert OF the season of the Phil
harmonic Orchestra was given last night to
a select and intelligent audience. It was q
very enjoyable and creditable affair. The
orchestra consisted of eighteen picccs-four
first and two second violns, one viola, one
cello, two double basscs, one cornet, one
bassoon, two flats, two clarionettes. The
orchestra was under the leadership of Julian
Hess. The program was as follows.
Concert overture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bach
Aria, concert solo. 5, Boulay
Mien Humn Inland Lungmann
Pet Robin, maZourka.
MinettO, in L hat. t.....................M Mozart
GnNotte: ..................... .hegul
Rondo Russo, violin solo o.........John Griener
Sonntag's Kinder Waltz. .Bixner
All this was gone through with well, and
Boulay's solo was noticeably fine. There
was pleasant dance after the concert, and
the dance music was excellent.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
Lodge Election.

Oriental Lodge No. 1s, I. o. o. r., of
Newark, Del, has elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing tcrm Noble
Grand, Allen McEllwee Vice Grand, John
A. Mullin; Recording Secretary, c. r. F..
Lewis.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A large and enthusiastic Democratic mass
meeting was held at Dougherty's Hotel in
In Christiana hundred last evening. It was
addressed by Ignatius &. Grubb and ii. c..
Turner, Esqs.,
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
pEGISTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFIcI

htitlNIEh , OFFtCKt
NcWCMllc Co., Del, October Is, 1882.
Upon The application of Charles Freeman,
Executor ol John D0wden, late of Whining
l'n hundred, In said county, deceased, II Is or
urrri ana directed ny the Register that the Ad-
W,hNuAor aforesaid give notice of granting of
hllrN lr,innrnliry upon the estate of .he
uro3s'l' WIN The date Of granting thereof, by
alslg embellishments to liz posted within forty
1I}s ron ilF lalr nf such lcttcrs, In six of the
mo'l pnblr places Of the county Of Now Castle,
requiring all PERSONS having demands against th'.
Hl-Ie 70 present the same or abide by nm act OF
Assembly, ~ shrh ease made and provided. And
grluT' llr same To hc Inserted within the snInp
FhNl W. tbr DAILY GAZETTE, news
%r published In Wilmington, and 10 he con
Ia'H lh'Itlh lhfer weeks, (c. o. d.
" hhtil under the hand and seal of Office
n - inllht Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
- ~ ]I New sastlr County, Aforesaid, the DAY
$. q. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
,Al PERSONS having claims, against the estate of
n l''gt'a'tl' must present The same duly attrstrl
~" t,rul1rf On or before October 2Dtl,
=, ~ u anlIr the act of Assembly In such cast,
"'9 a3l provided. CHARLES FREEMAN.
lta,o M. Executor.
-1' i"ufl"w' ia. Oct2l-tts. 3w-
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
DUPONT Posts Fair.

DUPONT Post fair opens tonight in the
lecture room of the Opera House. The post
will march to the place in a body. Tho
Ladies' Aid Society will have charge of the
tables
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01

Leayitt's Minstrels will be here on the
9Th instant, and John ID. Mishler will bring
Gus Williams on the 7th instant.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
INOR SALE.
EOR SALE
by
EXECUTORS.

Dwelling house late Of Eli Wilson, deceased,
No. 1902 NEASHINGr IN STREET, Wilmington.
Terms easy. Apply 10
II. NIELDS, Attorney for Executor,
nugaI-codtf-l0 s2i Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01

nITBLIC SALE.-A BRICK HOUSE, Gil
orange st. lot aI-Gxl27 feet, at Court House,
Fr,.ttsii,a pctsi.,at WV . JOSHUA MARIS, Trustee.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
NOTICEs.
HELP WANTED.

UrANTED.-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN
W TINsMITH, steady work. Apply Ia
wILLIhMs& i HOPKINS, No. CG west Front
Hnti. OctSFlst
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
CHOICE OF DAYS.

geh,., OIOE OF DAYS.
NsrM. out 0fIrirs 0f I"n',r or private Glasses IN the
l@'rIlralie wh p'rh should confer with me as soon
1sa nan!some"l m"l'lI,cr n. the Academy rooms have
lr6,m, splrndLi ,Wnnrated aud renttetl, and are
agtt rxclusiS condition. They will hereafter
"l Tor class purposes and select
10. o.n3ahESLEN's, 3ah Apply ~
"arket street,
orby mail to
asg.,, Masonic ro, ~. WEBSTER,
'''''''5O "" fenpie, Wilmington, bel.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-01
DANCING

=. ANolNG MONDAY, SEPT. II.
,sly.,ppnmrpgM. ~ N,s CLASS Monday and Thurs
"mlrrli, tx, rom TO 10 O'Clock. Monday, Sep
~ aud Sa,NrN>,Dl MND Cll llITDREN's CLAss-Thurs-
4, Y Scntrmb,,,n n,iriermoons. ~ commencing Sat-
AblEs,,'a rs from 2to4p. IN. '' ;" ''
Ssaa,p'rl"k 'ar.,AI,.Sss-Wedncsday evening from 7
art3l. y commencing on Wednesday, Sep
ssasDl sSs ,'g latest and mos, ,..,,on,,,o ,.n,os
NV Rac"""rl,H ,HslinE the Lawn T"nmis' Lamrers, v
n.y.. hcwpofSi" fSi"aorllie, Glide, Side Glide, Five
i.,,a,y; taught ei,d. hnd all Society Waitzes a
enorr annaoc Mlnacl specially sdaptcd 70 70 Children
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-04


The Maryland Republican State Central
Committee, which met in Baltimore on
Tuesday last has set dates and places as
follows: For Congressional Conventions
First district, Easton, September 13; second
Havre de Grace, October 5; third and fourth
to, be fixed by the city members of the State
committee for those districts; fifth, Annapo-
lis, October 6; sixth, Frederick, September
20. For Judiciary Conven,ions--Sec cir
cult, Chestertown, October II; third, Tow
sontown, October g; fourth, 'lIagerstown,
September -; fifth. Eilicpt, City, time to
be fixed; sixth. Rockville, September z;
seventh, Leonardtown, October 10; eighth,
referred to the city members
The Democratic State Central Committee,
which met in Baltimore May 10, ordered
primaries 10 be held uniformly throughout
the State September 81 Time and place for
Congressional and Judiciary nominating
conventions were set as follows: For Con-
gressional Conventions-Fir district, Eas.
ton, October 8; second, Westminster, Octo.
l'er 81 third, Broadway Institute, Baltimore
September %, noon fourth, China Hall Bal
imore, September sS, noon; fifth, Upper
Marlboro, October 3; sixth, Cumberland
October ls. For Judiciary Conventions
Second circuit, Chestertown, October IL
third, Wright's Hotel, Hartford turnpike
October 10; fourth, Cumberland, October
8; tiith, Eilicott City, October 10; sixth
Frederick, October 5; seventh, Upper MARI
boro', October 3; eighth, time and place in
Baltimore 10 bc named hereafter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-04

The Baltimore Day, speaking OF the veto
of the river and harbor bill by the Pres.
ident ON Tuesday last, says; mo better evi.
dence of the serious alarm Republicans have
begun to feel ON account Of the spectacle OF
their own exlrvagance could be given than
the Presidents veto of the river and harbor
appropriation bill. The veto itself states
with clcarness and force the objections 10
the bill the most remarkable thing about
which is that Mr.. Arthur should entertain
them, for he is probably one Of the last men
in the country TO whom people would natu-
rally look for objections ON constitutional
ground to the assumption OF any possible
authority by Congress. But having based
his veto on such objections his concluding
proposition is about as illogical as anything
well could be. He declares, in fact, that the
bill makes appropriations for purposes for
which Congress has no constitutional au-
thoriiy TO spend money, and then declares
that II that body will only consent to enact
thai but one-half OF the aggregate amount
shall be expended during the fiscal year,
and permit the President and Secretary of
War 10 choose the items for which expend-
iture shall he made, he will interposc no
further objection To the passage OF the meas.
ure. Here is a proposition TO join as part of
the legislative power of the government in
enacting law which be declares TO be un-
constitutional, provided it does not cost too
much, and u request that authority be con.
ferred on the executive department of the
government to decide which portions OF the
law 50 passed shall be executed. TO have
suggested that any President OF the United
States, even an accidental one, could make
such proposition would some time ago
have been accounted rather strained and
foolish joke, yet here wehave il deliberately
made and sent TO Congress by President
Arthur"
Notwithstanding the veto OF the river and
harbor bill by President Arthur, in accord
ance with the advice Of Mr.. ConklIng 10
aput on the brake" the House and Senate
on Wednesday passed the bill over the veto
BY iwo-fhirds majority.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-04

The Registers will sit for the purposes of
registration daily during the week com
mencing August 14th, and ION the Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of the two successive weeks next after
the first Monday in September" They will
also sit for the same purposes for two sue
cessive days commencing with and includ-
ing the first Monday in October. There
are then eighteen days still remaining for
registration, and every legal voter in the
county should feel it an imperative duty
TO go and be registered on one of them.
No one can vote at the November election
unless his name is on the registration list
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-04

The startling proportions reached by the
river and harbo, bill, and the prospect that
it will continue to grow yearly, has caused
revival of the talk about the adoption of a
law giving the President power to veto OBJ
jectionable sections Of an appropriation bill
without killing the whole bill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-04
FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

- proved by good STONE HOUSE, con-
tanning five rooms, garnet and cellar. II has
on tia lot of young timber, splendid meadow
land and a fine Spring of soft water 1t is
situated one mile from Hyattstown, on the
Clarksburg road. The price is 81, OOO.
For further information apply TO
Mrs. SARAH A. LUTON,
Hyattstown, Montgomery county, Nd, or
to W. W. WELSH, Rockville, Md.
may 26-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-04

AS long as Louisiana makes only 10 per
cent of the sugar annually consumed by
the United States, her protest against the
reduction of the sugar tariff should not be
conclusive. A reasonable reduction is in
order. We are getting too little sugar for a
cent.