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The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Park DroUe Ydr d ana LancdSter dve-
allIa Meat IlhiLulIaLnhAo. LII 4
PHILADELPHIA RKErs.

EDN ESDA1s E6p. o. 4. M
FLoUR.-Flour Is DUET and prices favor
buyers Sales of IO0 barrels, iDcludi Z
Minnesota extras, at 1915 a for clear and
at at 81 1874 80 for stralgpt PenDa.
extra family, al &6 371z q 6.5 Western do.
do. at 81 I.25, and patents at $7.6n a b.2 /.
rye flour is quiet but steady at S4.76 a 3
per bbl.
GKAIN.-Wheat is unsettled and lc. per
bush. lower. sales of .4U0 bushels red at
$l.39 40. At the open board 3i.3SS was
bid 1or February, Sl.4l4 ior March, SI.i2A
for April, and sl.42A for May. Rye ~
scare. We quo q Penna. NJ 81 9Lc per
bush. Torn 10 ia moderate request and
loWtr. Sales of o 10 bushel including
yellow, at t9t.; wni Z AT Toe. steamer
at 66c No. at 6513 Bic, according To To-
cation, and rejected at "a Nc. Al the open
board &c. was bid for February, Csc. for
March, 69Ac for April, and 7013' for May.
Oats are steady but quiet sales of 1000
BUSH, including white, at 4S a 4g14c., aud
rejected and mixed a 47e. at Lhe open
be ard 4Sc. was bill for ebruary, 40c. for
receipts TO- lay were as follaws; 22e6
Dbl Flour, 500 bushels Wheat, 5000 bush
Corr $50 bushels Oats, 40 b 3rrels Whisky
MHIsKEY. -Sales OF Westei n iron bound
al Q rel orted at Sl.2l per gallon.
HAY AND sTRAw.-Receipts of hay, q
tons. mere WIS IA fair inqu uiry for good
hay at sl9, and exceptional sales In sin.
gle car lots at 3l9. 5000 NO, 2 and infer
Tor stock dragged heavily st prices rang.
ing from slS down TO SO, according x
quality and condition. Rye straw WA
quoted steady at si5t9la.
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Mintar on the Ocean.
lal,,more (,azett


The North German Lloyd steamship
Leipsic arrived at her wharf In Ibis city
yesterday morning, having lett brenen
ON the 18th ultimo She brought large
general cargo and 4i6 steerage Passeh-
gers. Captain Pfeifier reports tnat he
was detained In the river Weser until
the forenoon OF January on account OF
dense log. During the frst part OF me
voyage had moderate and changeaole
Winds, but from Longitude ~ 10 % en-
countered q succession OF winter storm =
OF the worst sort, and in latitude Il lon
gitnde eA the wind blew hurricane ior
twenty hours, the SEA running very hlkn'
Lost boat, ventilator, rails, pulWarKs,
ETC., and steerage-Way and ekyllgnH
were smashed. A heavy sea struck tne
steamers bow with kueh force tsat the
chain cable of the HtarboaTd anchor
parted The Leipsic IL good Eeaooat,
tlSe the cons, quences of the severe
Storm would have been more serious.
She entered the Chesapeake on the YIN,
| at 2 a. m =, and was compelled 10 anchoi
several times on account OF th6 log. On
arriving al Locust Point one OF the emil
| grants, In landing, fell overheard lnlt
| water twenty -four feet deep, Apd woulc
| have drowned but Tor the exertions o
| the first and second officers OF the steam
or, who drew him from the water aIte
/ much difI1culty.. UIrig BROOKS, one
/ the sailors ON The steamer, when MINI
| days out from Bremen, fell down IN
gangway and broke one of his legs. H
| was attended by the surgeon OF the YES
sci, and on his arrival here WAS con
veyed to the City Hospital.
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rne s.taasiOn.

~ ED1roR Much quiet talk u
.o,n, an amopgtt the Republicans OF
III. cItv about who they will nomihsso
for Governor. It is whispered ina. 'no
sa,tor o + the Republican would make :
-.rsno candidate, the only objection
..,sad against him IL he did not iavor
M Arthur for vice-PTesident' and sa'o
some naughty thiDgs about MN ~
lame One other objection Is tnat Mr.
a Herssy would be made Secretary .,
a..,a an case the editor was ell cleo
Govsroor. However, knowing ones
say that In the event of the State golns
Raun sp,cap our genial towngmau, q. ~
Frsim' has the inside track for tne posl-
s,nn al Secretary OF State. The hepuI'
| iicAna In the over counties cannon n
| meet much, for New Castle county WI VIZ
her seventy five thou aud popunaSvu
| will Insiht upon making tns ~ :
tiors for ell the prominent omcor'
George w. Stone, q well-known ~.
1ousa OF Represent ltives; Mr.. Hig9inl
viii take q seat in the Senate. 1nes'
0entlAmen are worthy and sre leauefl
~ tine party. and would poll iate,
vote. Mr.. Bird has allied himseH VIII
the two counties below who are IN ~
minority. 1t 10 very unfortunate 70
hin tor he is quite popular; Dot seysns,
five thousand peoI 10 OF New Oas'l
county will demand their rights, as IL
Anticipated that New Castle county VI VI
give st ltatt eight hundred melotlt
and elect tue Governor. For mayor
may be- that tue old candidate, Mt. va
, .Rher, will take hand, and u b ~
right he thouli now thai t.e hatcn'
. bias been buried aud the per y WORK
Oerfact harmony, he wouli make
strong run. New Castle county Dy 3
perior INTEL gence and iDnnsnce mu
name the Poslm aster and Collectot
Port, because the Republicans OF "
county have the money a. well as U
| brains to carry on campaign to Y
cessful issue. These nightly msetn
| of tue young Republicans mean sotn
. thing; they arc aware that all uepeh
: ON the mSiority given In this connty.
: ssveniy-iive thou.a and ttauDch hepu
a. licaus are to be iguored by the unreI
E opabla demands of the two lower eou
Y ties all will be lost. Now is the time
i toe Republicans OF the lower count
o TO show their Il atty to the principles
70 volved In this greatest OF all enorts
= redeem the State by quietly snbmitn
d to this county. oh, aren't We oeII
4 crats soarsdl New CASTLE COUNTY
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Naar1v mn Accident.

The Wilmington s. Northern X. r.
train leaving this city at 3 p. m, for
Reading, came near meeting with an
accident near Birdsboro, on Thurs
day last. A large rock on the side of
the embankmenl, weighing over q ton,
became loosered and rolled down
upon the track just few minutes be-
fore the train was due. Fortunately
it was seen by q gentleman who at
once ran In the direction Of the ap-
preaching train and stopped II by
means of signalling. The train was
full Of passengers, about twenty five
Of whom alighted and assisted IN re-
moving the obstruction. Had not the
gentleman seen the boulder roll upon
the track, and stopped the train, there
might have been terrible accident
and LOSS of several lives.
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Mr. srnhono's I.sEisIature.

RIcHoND, VA, FEB. l0.-Tbe Read,
iusters iu caucus tonight indorsed . Glil
for the redislrictine the State tot~elve
judicial circuits, bill giving the Cover
nor authority to appoint all commits ,os-
ers Of sale, and senate bill repeating
the whipping post law. The authorship
ouestion was discussed at length. MT.
Hale, one Of the four Readjusters who
0bolted" the caucus on accouLt VI the
effort to dictate who should be Mr.. Mas,
sey's clerks, made long speech and
promised finally 70 abide by the decisiod
Of the caucus II Mr., Massey WAS given
another chance. Il was thereupon de-
cIded to rescind the previous action IN
nominating s. Brown Allen and to take
another vote Gor auditor next Tuesday
nieht. The caucus adjourned at mid
night.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
ImnOrtant Gases.

Two important cases are being heard
this week in the United States Circuit
Court, at St. Louis, before Justice MIL
Ter, Of the Supreme Court, Judge McCra-
ry, circuit judge, and several other
iudgs. One Is the tuit of the Pullman
Company to drive the Wagner palace
cars from the Iron Railroad, under an
alleRal contract. The other lie the case
Of the Southern (Adams) Express Com
pany We. St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
southern Railway Company. he case
is an application for perpetual intunc'
ton to restrain the railway company
from discriminating against the express
company, who complain that they are
charged full rates, as other shippers,
when they claim 10 have a contract with
the railway company for reduced rates.
This is a fight Of the Adams against
several RAILROADS that do their own ex-
press business. The Baltimore and
Ohio Express, which is doing business
under legislative authority specially OBJ
taIned, has no direct interest In thii
except to be In sympathy with the rail
road. The case is similar TO sever
others In Judgh McCrary's circuit. Dit
tluguished counsel appear on botl
/ sides,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. CoughHn, of 5omeryille,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 | was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by q severe cough. / lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said 1 had hole
In my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time q report went around that /
was dead. gave mp hope, tut friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BAL5AM FOR THELUNGS. got q
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
cd to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
"I write this hoping every one afflict-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DIR,
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be-
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. can positively say 1t has
one more good than all the other medi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Hard Time Finding the pace.

On Saturday two young men, with
their ialr companions, all from the
neigh hborbood of HockessID, Delaware,
came to West Chester In two-horse
sleigh to attend the tenth Anniversary
of the M oere Literary Society, at the
West Chester State Normal School
The night va. fearfnlly stormy one
and when the party alighted from the
sleigh they we're white with snow. At
the close of the exercises they got into
their sleigh and started for the home Of
BENJAMIN L. Few, in East Bradford
township, but the wind being high and
snow falling fast, the party got on the
wrong road and ran over most OF the
township calling people up out of their
beds to tell them where they were. About
2 O'Clock sunday morning they reached
Mr.. Few's house cold a I'D yearly tired
cut. The party, however, remained n
til Monday afternoon, when they started
for home, preferring 10 reach Hockessl
after night for fear of being reported In
the paper of the Reading Circle of which
they ara members.-West Chester Record
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22.024 SI.803 $50 .OOO
Tnt.al...2h7

Total. .257 22,924 $l,363, ,556 900
From this it appears that during the
part six years 257 roads, with mileage
OF nearly $4,000 miles and a nominal
capital Investment of about 81, ,364 ,00U,-
900, have passed from the hands of the
original owners by means OF bankrupt
cy foreclosure proceedings. This rep
resents something over 20 per cent. of
the total mileage and Of the total report
ed railway capital of the country in
1881. An examination of these figures
ought 10 induce legislators and fair
| mIDded men generally to advocate the
just treatment OF railways, and to dep
recate that popular prejudice which
seeks to cripple these corporations by
legislation. 1t should never be forgot
ten that while the owners OF those prop
critics have suffered enormously, the
country has all the time had the vast
benefit arising from the existence and
operation of the roads, and many OF
these roads have been kept in operation
at the expense of the creditors when
they were not yet earning their Oxpen-
ses.
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-,TaTr N nELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
I. James Z. jWoleatt, Secretary orState
o fthe state OF Delaware, do hereey
certify that the following is true and
correct copy OF the Description OF Bot.
tlesn fled in my office by Foerd ana
Robinson on the 18th day OF october, a,
D., 1881, in pursuance Of the statute In
that behalf. viz;
"No. i. Hair pint. plat and quart glass
bottles--eaca bottle having impressed
un0n the side OF It, the following =
! FOORD BoTTLING CO.,
Wilmington, DEL"
aNo. q. Pint glass bottles. each bottle
having Impressed upon Its side, the fol-
A"wips G, MANI, BoTTLER,
Wilmington, DEL"
aNo. q A ten ounce glass bottle having
tnaDressed on itA side. the following -
OTTO HOEPFNER'S, BREWERY,
n. w. sor. Sd q Moore SLs., Phila."
In testimony whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and ofii-
60 cial seal at Dover this eighteenth
3sEAL dow OF October, In the year oI
t~~~ our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one.
JAMES l.. WOlICOTT,
tanI2-6tw Secretary of State.
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More Surprising Announcements.

The Two cent afternoon daily" an
nounces that Councilman Paynter "iD-
troduced In bank an ordinance for an
extra appropriation for the water de-
paEtment.h This will be surprising news
10 Councilman PayntsT, as well as TO
the thank" Equally surprising is the
announcement that "the last general ap-
propriation was made in January, 1881
to | lst Hntil July 1882, when the fiscal
year provided for by the now law
opsnp."-It would require a strong fl
naneial effort 30 run tue city eighteen
months on asink le appropriation though
thera is no e.hnH what an "apprspri-
ton might DO. The 1.-TWO center" had
better relsgate its reporter and proof
reader to the gym naslum for awhile, and
elsvate the Office-boy to the local staff.
He certainly could not make matters
worse.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Nphtheria,

A cold or sore throat NAV MT s...
amount TO much, and II promDtlv ~
10 can easily be cured; but nevleot y =. (
followed by consumption or diuh,h.sS
No medicine has ever been discoyeraS ~ I
acts 80 quickly and surely In such 49,
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
prompt use Of this tnUatudble rsnsg \
baved thousands OF lives.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KIILp |
not an experiment. IL has been bei0ssi
public for forty years, and Is mos M
where 1t IL best known.
A few extracts from voluntary testinuls
read as follows:
PAIN KILLER has been my houaehold r,r,.,,.
colds for tho past twenty seven year., M 4
never known u 10 fail IN effectinR ~
l. y. CRooKER, WilliamAyillc N Y
For thirty yeara have used PAIN Eillus
found II o neverfAiling remedy for c5is 1n5 II
throat BARTON SEAMAN.
Have received immediate relief from cda. !
sorB throat, and consider your Pam KILiHi
Invaluable remedy. Gro. D. EVERETT. DEE
have uust recovered from a very severn
| which have had for some time I coOa N
| relief until ] tried your PAIN KILlFR N
| relieved me Immediately. VIII never ~
without \, &C. Q. Foacn, Liowndss e.
i years, and have never known II 70 flL-klIS'
| LEWIS, Waynesboro, Ga.
| i began using PAIN kII.LER In my iamlykss
Ave years nsfo and have used It ever since N :.
| found no medicine 10 take Its place-B, VI, IN
Druggist. Oneida. N. y,
For wboopinE cough and erunp Il d d 1
preparation made We would not be Elth1si =
A. p. RoUTs, Liberty Milla, Va
For twenty five years have used PlrsIMr
for colds and chapped lips, and consider Il N 4.
medicine ever offered .HooPER, Yluztl
was suffering severely with bronchltA Il.
throat was no infiamed | could scarcely Nh
any food I was advised 10 try your PAIS Elp
and after taking q few doses wA ocmtA
cured.-T. WILKINsoN.
| DIR. WALToN writes from Coehoct0n' YO1h
KILLER cures diphtheriA and sore throat saE
inRly prevalent here, and has not been hon
fan in q single instance. This fact you D.
make known TO the world.
Mrs. ELLEN Il. MASON writes Ny scl Shz
violently sick with diphtherta, high ftFa w
chins. ko many children have dad here
afraid TO call physician, and tired you /
| KILLER. He whs taken on SUNDAY al
Wednesday bis throat was clear i VA y
derful cure, and wish II could be KNOW
poor mothers who Are losing 30 many e'llifA
For ChiIls and Fever PAIN KILLER
no equal. IL cures when everythlIges est
Delays are often dangerous A oo1i
PAIN KILLER IN the house Is q SaieguaH
| no family should be without j..
= All druggists sell II ~ S5e., 5Oc'i ana '
} ! per bottle. .-.-
PERRY DAVIS q SON, PrpdA
! Providence,
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victim Of Mining Stock sPeenia'
GRk@mm.

sAx Francisco, Feb. l0.-John e.
Broadhead, chief clerk of the quarter
master's department Of The military
division of the Pacific, has been ar
rested for raising q check from "a oO
to a.. GOO. 80. The check was drawn
in favor Of Ii. NJ. Black or bearer for
wagon tools furnished the government
and after passing through the nsnaa
OF firm of brokers was paid ~ tne
sub-treasury. The transaction Was
discovered by Major Batchelder, cniei
ouarLermaster, Broadhead confessed
bis guilt, attributing the act to mining
stock speculation. de was held ~
SO, 600 bail by the United States com
missioner to-day and sent to Jall II
default of bail. Broadhead confessed
to having previously stolen $S,SOO.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
sunday sehooI Tenohera.

The attention of Sunday school
teachers, or superintendents, is called
to the resolution OF the Levy Court in
regard to the application made to
those schools. The words Of the sta
lutes referred to are that: "The
teachers, or persons having charge of
such schools, shall return TO the Levy
court of said county in March annually
the manner in which such appropria-
tions has been applied, aud the youch-
ers therefor; and in default of such re-
turn, the Levy Court shall make nc
appropriation to said school for the
next year.-iyusse@ Journal.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Arrival or7s ClydsadaIs staIliehH,


BosrON, Feb. 1.-THE Allan line
steamship MAnitoba, which arrived here
to-day from Glasgow, brought seventy
eight Clydesdals stations aud. four
mares, consigned to Colonel Halloway,
Alexis, Ill. One horse, the champion
trotter OF Scotland, named Never Boz
hind, weighs 1000 pounds, The ponies,
purchased from the Countess Of Lsns-
dale, cost $TO0 each, aud one 10 the only
animal showing no effect Of the voyage.
During the passage seven of the animals
died. The loss Is covered by the insnT-
ance of 100000. James johnson, Of
Scotland, had charge Of the animals.
Many of the horses sides are badly
chafed by the rolling Of the vessel;many
caught cold and some are suffering frog,
cold in their eyes. The horses were
Immediately placed on the railroad for
Chicago. There is no stallion over two
years old. The batch cost 500, ,e09.
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rrsaa Yesterday. La.s Eassaea
a,anrnr mama mralEala.

Ex-Councilman Thos. Ford while
driving 10 Delaware Avenne, about seven
O'Clock, laAt evening, met With quite .
serious accident. He turned out Of the
street car track to pass car just ahead
Of him, when his carriage collided with
q vehicle coming the opposite direction
ct rapid rate. The collisiOn upset Mr..
Ford's carriage and threw him sgainst
the curbstone with such force that bis
collar bone ives broken and his bead
severely cut. His carriage was also badly
wrecked, but the horse, fortunately did
not run away. Mr. Ford was conveyed
to bis home, on West Third street, where
DIR. Grlmshaw attended to bis injuries
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
railroads sold In sIn Years.

The following lie . list of railroads
that have been sold in the last six
years.
The creditors of these companies,
however, have shared In the increased
prosperity OF the country by being able
10 obtain far better terms at the sale OF
the roads than they could have obtained
very few years ago, SO that the laws
delays in their cases have generally
proved, in the long run, advantageous.
The following is q summary of thel rec
ord of foreclosures for The past six
wears:
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Undoubtedly a asuicide.

The Milford NeluS thinks that Mrs.
Roat, late vfthat town, ho was drowned
while going 70 New York, last week, was
undoubtedly insane, and says: An &C
quaintaUce OF the lady says that . few
minutes before taking the train at MIL
ioid, Mrs. kJat did HOT seeuI TO know
their Intended desLinatiou aud asked her
husband where be was going. Mrs.
Roat was not we'll ,aDd II had been mem
toned to her husband that she acted
strangely, but he dtd think SO. Tho per
son Interviewed thought tnat for several
weegs previous Mrs. Roat was suffering
from melaucholia aud thinks that she
committed suicide. ---...
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
s,...,..aon 1oehsx Club Rases.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. l0.--Thls
vaa An extra day OF the spring meet
ing Of the south Carolina Jockey Cup
TSe weather was good and the track
heavy. Frat race, dash Of ,dd three s
quarters OF q mile, pursea xlvV, Ol
which SEQ 20 second horss, Sportsman
Won. Pride second, Radcliffe third,
Time, i.1SA. Farragst was leI. as tn, the
noat seO5nd race, mile dash, Col.
Sellers won, Pride second, GlenroSk
tbird. Time, 1909. Third race, mile
dS' dash, purse sos, Of which sss % SEQ, soC
ond horse i've started. Barney Lyon
won. Tom Montague second, Startle
third. Time, 1.49. Fourth race, one
and . quarter miles, purse SIoV, Q
which $50 to second horse. Bonni'
Castle won, Helen Wallace second
Franklin third. Time, s.l5a.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Congress Yesterday.

The House Committee on Elections
agreed on Saturday to dismiss "without
prejudice the contested case of MADISON
VS.. Oakes, from the Third District Of
Alabama. The Sub Committee OF the
House Committee on Territories has
agreed to report to tbe full Committee
in favor OF the admission of Southern
Dakota rs q State. At a joint confer
ence of Sub Comm ittees of the House
Committees on Commerce, Naval
Affairs and Post Offices, held on SatuT-
day, resolution was adopted declaring
in favor of subsidies for ocean mail ser
vice.
About 40 Congressman, OF various
political parties, but mos.ly Southern
Democrats aud Greenbackers, met on
Saturday, Judge Reagan presiding, and
adopted resolutions looking to the pre-
paration of bills IN opposition TO the
pending measures for Tariff Commis'
sion and for the extension OF the charters
OF national banks.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
nanth Prom Vielent Enerslse.

From the Denton (&d.) journal.
William Wiley was young man
nearly grown, attending the public
school at the Oaks about three miles
east of Denton. On Tuesday last,
while at play snowballihg during the
noon hour, he was taken with a
syncope and leaned against q fence,
complaining be felt sick. He was q
corpse IN minute. His playsfellows
called to him as he was falling, but
he didn't speak. Young Wiley was
the son of Mr.. William Wiley, who
resides near the schoolhouse. He
was strong. active and apparently
healthy. His death was caused BY
heart disease, aggravated by tbs
violent exercise he was under at the
time.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
wunsex cowmty Land sales.

The real estate of George Robinson,
deceased, was sold by the administra'
tor on Tuesday. Tract No. !, con-
tanning 308 acres, TO X. b. Robinson,
for $500; tract No. 2, s40 acres, to
II. Hickman sor $i400; No. 8, Piney
Island, in Rehoboth bay, 8 acres, TO
T. II. Joseph, for $50; one-half OF
mill stream, 10 William G. Burton for
500.
The residue OF the prnperty OF ). +.
Martin, deceased, after laying OF the
dover of The widow, was sold to Jos.
Isaacs for $94e. TIE reversion OF the
widows dover was sold to'the same
party for 800.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13

A Shocking Crime.
NoRFoLK, Va, Feb. 10, 1882.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 10, 1882.
A negro named William Medly
was tried before Justice Warren
at Bear Quarter, Norfolk county
Yesterday and committed to jail to .
day for committing q brutal assault
upon a little girl Ave years of age
the daughter of John Weatherfield,
respectable farmer of that section.
The child has been terribly injured
The negro was brought to Jail by
Constable David Syk es, and was
with difficulty saved from being
lynched by the infuriated residents
OF Bear Quarter, both whites and
blacks.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Gone 10 Kanaan city.

D. Taylor Bradford, son of James
Bradford, left, this afternoon for
Kansas City, Missouri, where he will
take charge of a large paint tactorory.
Mr.. Bradlord's experience and abili-
ty are such that success will surely
attend him IN his hew field of labor,
and his numerous friends, while re-
GREETING his departure join in wishing
HIM aIprosperous caretr in his Weste =
home.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
HotaI BlOwn Down

The hotel being erected by the
Long Island Improvement Company
at Babylon, l.. l., was blown down
about three O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Two mechanics were seriously
injured, The structure was we'll ad-
vanccd, the trainers having reached
the second story. The siding had al
been put on as tar as the trainers had
gone. The material is badly split
rendering new frame necessary.
The loss will reach $1,000.