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A LEXANDER BONE, sR.,

NOTARY PUBLIC, LICENSED GENERAL BuM.
NESs AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IoAna negotiated stocks bought and sold, mer
chants aud manufacturer book opened, examined
aud cloeed. EstAteS settled, notes, book accounts
and rents collected. Houses rented and leased
Collections promptly remItted Advances made
All business correspondence COnhdentlAly ATTENDED
TO- Send for circular TO references. 1918 MAFket
street, (CnSgle's BlOck) over City hank, Wheeling
v. Va. iAc
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Nj.
DEAR suffered fifteen with pain my
and having heard Of or pain Of
applied
Sas Fee all pain and previous ygo seemingly
teen N ONN "D0''' 'O Ia
desire this to be nown that others ability
While
removed the
add
nt before had feared to
t cheerful and confident
p G -. uou oo,u.,n.., :, -, 1,-.,,
'A"NS fN'Ae' w. l0FEen% ON
CINCINNATI O., October Is 1884,
Dr. witnessed gave lady
visiting Office
application
,, Yours Very Truly e. +. PAGE
CINCINNATI o, g. 1882
D ~ =: Upon Thursday last
headache that sO6ed quit
the five
thanks believe 4t' " az
Pasteer Contractor bet Vinea nd Walnut Streets
This treatment successful in Neuralgia gives immediate
and United
bankers Check
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL 10 Do
wv gensnl homework. Apply At No. u slx.
Ieenln .aeoL apl0
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On last Tuesday afternoon May hlI suffering intensely from
ties perform duty whatever when applied Dr. Newton relief
Spray Atomize and uuhulv
CeednGy gatetulfO this Most Respectfully
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NEwToND Savng
with which
yesterday and delight viii applied
should afflicted
treatment Yours with respect WooD
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called at Dr. NSwon office telling him howl had suffering with
not and had quit business and stu suffering terribly until reached Dr. New
chair used medicine bis Atomze he telling what he doing until
relieved
minutes. The effect pleasant and entire relief
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excrucang
u O. Newton o5 advice and testify that with the use Of M At9r
Of The Atom home and Its use simple and effects pleasant
child use IT. ESIE TROsT 3l6 Vine Stree
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Icaed morning being his treatment for Ca
Bronchitis
taking Dr. NeTtons medicine Applicant
fike had another head
less than five rot throu
with of headache o pain n the head. ~
Respectfully VILLA ENelERr
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Late chambermald Of the steamer Charles Morgan.
crScrNxArr, May IS, 1881

I
Dr. NEwroNDer D think
benefit
relief
your with the New Golden Amze
had so been suffering from 1t all day and could find relief until
Aoner relieved Of all pains less than
FRANK BAKER Sargent Street.
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.EoR RENT-THE PENINSULA
II Backyard App!yto A. B, CARTER,
sapl0 No, II Fifteenth street,
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WV. MEssERSMIrH, Cigar Maker,
S33 Freeman Avenue.
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REpRlNrED FRoM YESTERDAY
BISHOP soorT, DEAD.
The Patriarchal Methodist Bishop Expires
al His Home i'm Odessa This Morning.

The Patriarchal Methodist Bishop Expires
at His Home in Odessa This Morning.
Bishop Levi Scott, senior Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF this country,
died at $50 o'clock this morning AZ ms
home In Odessa, New Castle county, IN the
S0th year Of his age. His death was the re.
suit Of an attack Of paralysis, which seized
him about two years ago.
The Bishops death, though sudden, was
not unexpected, by reason Of his adVahee1
years and enfeebled condition. His wlie
children, but only two are now living, Rev.
A. I. Scott Of this city and the wife OF ex-
Representative George l.. Townsend OF Ap-
poquinimink hundred.
Bishop Scott was born near Cantweli's
Bridge, now Odessa, Delaware, october ~
1902, Ills parents were members oil the
church, his father being class leader and
local preacher, who, In 1903, became
member Of Tie Philadelphia Conference,
hut died during the following year
lie labored on a farm until his sixteenth
year, when he engaged IN mechanical occu-
pations In 1872 }. be was converted ana
united with the church, and after great hesi-
tation, and under thorough conyiclloh
of duty, he was licensed to preach In ls29,
and the following year was received into the
| Philadelphia Conference His appointing 'NF
were successfully to Talbot, Dover, 81.
Georges charge, Philadelphia and Wes'
Chester.
In 1882 on account Of impaired health, h'
received a supernumerary relation, but thelol
lowing year he was able TO resume his work
In 1884 he was unexpectedly appointed IRE
siding Elder Of Delaware District. He con
tinued to fill pastoral charges until, In ls4V
at the earnest solicitation Of DR.. Dnrbin
he accepted the position OF Principal o
Dickinson Grammar School at Carlisle, Ia
He held that position for three years, whe
he returned again to the pastoral WORK
which was more congenial to his taste. ii
was elected member of every Generi
Conference from 1887 to 1852.
At the General Conference Of lS4S he wa
elected assistant hook agent at New forl
After having served four years he was,
1852, elected Bishop, in which capacity
has since served, He Travelled extensivel
through all the States and Territories. III
winter after his election he sailed for Africi
and visited the missions on that coast, h0lI
ing the session OF the Liberia Conterenc
and he three times visited the conferenc
on the Pacific In 1876 he presided ov
the session of the Wilmington Conference
this city.
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Caroline County Crons

PRESTON, Mn, July 1.-The farmers in
this section having completed their wheat
harvest about 10 days since are now busy
threshing and getting it into market The
crop is unusually large this year, the yield,
so far as heard from, being from 10 TO 20
bushels per one seeding, or from Is To %
per acre. The amount of wheat grown in
this locality has been increased at least ten
fold in the last l0years. Farmers who then
raised 80 to 100 bushels are now raising
from 500 to 800 bushels. This increase is
not confined to the production Of wheat, but
applies to all kinds Of grain, and is conse-
quent, to great extent, upon the increased
enterprise of our farmers
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rELEGRAPHIC BREvITlhS'

fAssoc,,ted Press dlsparchcs to the ',sa, o,,d
'n'J Holmes, mill and lumber yard s1S,d 9E,I
H., were burned yesterday W. nj
Ross, cotton yarn mill, in oatInldli 1, aislt Il /
was entirely destroyed by ilre ''''
100000. i. chIcal
are mr. nrenaring to resume work Oh ~
All is quiet. ,ls uQI
samuel N. Schneider, wholesale ia. aid |
merchant of Kansas City, ld6 Mo- an NJ
liabilities. $50, 900; assets, SSo' 'VVV ,.,,b
The terms Of the comprom,isf. Snni .csrei, Srt
iron IS strikers at Chicago are ,lre KEEP, upon
II is said It depends in ''''''
decision at Pittsburg' ool ID
Cb,irman Henzel has issued io : Democra
,oont,ng of the Pennsylyaolgao go,cI Hs1
S.oto s.ot9S Tomnittce at Bottoms hoS ~,
S,,rg Sra.e S at noon on Tuesday, july ,.o NJ
% T1ree or four people have been 1laaSsrsaI laEsIs
a., nrep i,,ies =, Of % tbe Paragon Saloon, ltorn
Ine ru,,l5 ,S,ob vi was destroyed BY r.om S tsel
terday, and it is supposGlui n MI the ruins
to thirty more are buried III ~ s.on at VI
Some 700 Italian; ,gs who 1esp' hea 9'io inoand' sg
n New way York, s work Ene .'if Freight % @a1l ,
saw that they have now oi, iainei them ID
4oO Italians who have Ju, a.
atip',gale ipUS for increased wasrs'
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An Old Woman,s Death.

Emeline Carroll, an aged co1ored woman,
who lived a short distance above Rockland,
was found dead in her house yesterday eve
nlng, She was alone in the house at the
time of her death The deceased was for
many years servant in the Young family,
and was 81 years of age. The coroner will
hold am inuucSt,
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To-Day's Excursions.

About 700 people went on the excursion
of Hope Lodge, !. o. o. f., to Atlantic City
to-day Mackey's excursion to Goney
Island took away between $50 and 200 pco-
pie. The regular Thursday excursions of
the Pennsylvania railroad is growing in
popularity, which is attested to BY the fact
that more than 20 tickets were sold at the
Wilmington depot
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OUR MAILS.
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July list, 1882.
The Post Office In this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 n. IN, TO = p. m.
Private boxes are accessible until II p. m. On
Sundays open from $50 to 30 n. M. Private
boxes accessible from to s p. m. The whole
sale stamp window will close Mt $50 p. IN. The
money order Office will close at 800 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS
NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad TO Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, 7.4Oa.m
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 q. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, 800 q. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west 8. II. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenberg,
1000 u. IN.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, lL5O a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west. 4.4O u. IN.
Philadelphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, 9.35 p. IN.
| Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
! points west end southwest 9,35 p. m.
All points north east, west and southwest,
| HOO y. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which Is sent south on through mails.
| SOUTH.
Baltimore and way mail, 7.4O a. m.
Washington and all points south, 7.40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 II. M.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula 900
| IL. IN.
Baltimore, Washington and all points SOUTH
1890 =. IN.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Hayrc detirlce, 1880 y. IN.
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port de
Posit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford IL 30 y. IN.
Baltimore and bay Line steamers, I. 40 D. IN.
Peninsula north of Harrington including
l Delaware Cityand st. Georges, $50 p. H.
Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p IN.
baltimore, Washington and all points south
? ll.0O p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington x Northern Railroad
80 p. IN.
= and all other points, $50 p. m.
:. From Philadelphia, New York and point
north, east and west, $50 Il. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. IN
From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
9.lj u. m
From Baltimore and way mail, $50 a. m
From Baltimore, 1870 p. m.
From Peninsula mail, l2.30p.m m.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, l.30 pm.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
/ south, 40 =. IN.
: From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.2O y. m
q From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, $40 y. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south and southwest, $40 p. m.
n Carriers deliveries as follows $50 a. M. yen
Y p. m, partial.
y Collections from street boxes are made by tn
, carriers at $50 and 10.OOa m. l3O and 90 n IN
II An additional collection will be made at ia
n Z. III. from all boxes between Jefferson an,
t Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
q inclusive. On Sunday a full collection will b
made at 300 J. m. Local letters for carrier,
delivery should be deposited In the Post Otfic
ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. SWIGGErr Postmaster
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THE SESSION PRIVATE.
NO INTERFERENCE.
Ohicer Hickman's Side of the Story of HIS
Arrest.

Arrest.
County Constable Hickman was arrested
by Officers Peterson and Pierson yesterday
evening, on the charge of interfering with
an officer in making an arrest. 1t is alleged
that Officer Peterson was endeavoring to
arrest a man for drunkenness when the con
stable ran up and pulled the peace guardian
away.
Constable Hickman tells a different story
He SAYS he came out of a saloon ~ Second
and Orange streets, and saw the men rolling
over and over on the sidewalk. lie thought
they were two men fighting and pulled of
the top mau who he then saw was officer
Peterson. iIe at once caught the prisoner and
handed him over to the officer. Mr.. Hick
man says he did not mean to interfere Will
the Officer, and what he did was in the courSt
of his duty Us a peace guardian.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14

The Steamer CnrnIine.

The steamer Caroline of Baltimore, one of
the Bay Line boats, has arrived at the Yards
of the Harlan n Hollingsworth Company in
this city, to have additional state rooms
placed in her. When the work ON the
Carolina is completed, the steamer Virginia
of the same line, will be enlarged ior pas
senger accommodation.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
PhIladeIphln Nlarkets.

PnfL kpEIPHIA, July l3.-Flour. duh hut
steady. super, 81 76a$ 90 extra -. 26a425 Ahlo
and Ind. family, soaS625 Penna. family, sb.loa
5T5. fEFI
Rye flour, $i.a4.25.
Wheat, easter; No . Western red 81 29asl 80,
Del. and Penna. Red. $i.2D,asl.3O do amber,
$3.50. VISA EH
Corn, firm and scarce
white, 72I@ No. do, 7l15; No. do, 7O9 :
No. mixed, 69
RIVE. nominal: new, 66c.: old, 12c.
Provisions, firm: good iobbing demand.
Lard firneT.
gButter, Arm. choice lots fairly active ;cream-
cry extrl, 25a2e do. good tpoholce. 2la2t.
Eggs, quiet at declines Pennsylyanh, %
Western, 20
Cheese active and firm.
Petroleum, dull; refined, &c.
Whisky. $l.lT.
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-
Alarm of Fire.

A chimney of house at Second and
Van Buren streets took fire to-day at noon, ,
but was eXtinguished without the aid of the
fire department, which was called out. On
the way to answer the call from the alarm
box hose carriage knocked down and
slightly injured boy.
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penn,vIvania,s Independent RepnOll''

Associated Press dlspat'" NJ M
PHILADELPHIA, july l5'--lngi is,Ii1
pendent Republicans have deIlnl"'y ., '!ynbmiI| I
to consider the four proposdlllolS, ,,,ae SaS
by the Republican State o9llll.,.yb 39nning tbe 4
independents are now coilslut,f sn,,, n comI
priety of offering a new pls'' VI
mise. -, orld
The conference concluded az ,,iog h
and adopted an ultimatum M dr'''ISI stalra
can OILY unite with l,t nj
upon the following Dasls ,id,tes
the withdrawal OF the ra,,'fr , trom
each faction second, u plcdgs, tS% tlor |
candidates thus wiihdraWliis, ,rhiS ,,is' 'ullimatl
not accept a denomination, r i,,,' this M I'D
will be conveyed to MIR. oooP'' "
noon.
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LOCAL LACONICs.

The Friendship engine lost stop nozzle
to-day. Return it to house if found.
Officer Raymond shot supposed mad
dog in the Ninth ward yesterday evening.
The Fame engine, now being repaired by
Remington y CO., will be in service again
in week
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
REpRlNtED faaMF FEstER
AsxiNG foNER FRETGHTs.

The Conferences Of the Peach Growers
Committee with the Railroad Otacials,
and Its satisfactory Results.
Messrs. Edwin r. Cochran, Robert H..
Cummins and Robert s. Griffith Of the com
mittee Appointed by the the peach growers
AT their meatInn IN lDoverfone week ago, 70
confer with the officials Of the Pennsyiva,hiis, ,i,
railroad, have met the railroad men anu ialu
their request for more rapid transgortaVlon'
lower freights, etc., before them; nc e1t4a mn
hers of the committee went tc Philadelphla
on Tuesday last and were there met ~ haii
a dozen Roston commission men, represents
inc All the leading houses of that city, IN
elnding those of Curtis, Mead, Bigelow ana
The marty had an extended interview with
A. j. Cassett, first vice president OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, FRANK
Thompson, general manager and Johh .
Wilson, freight agent. BY these onlclals
they were Informed that the railroad com
many eould not agree to send the. peaches
ior boston overlthe Shore line because y va.
under a contract with the New York ano
New England road which would prevent
them from giving the business to any othel
under less than 90 days notice.
Mr.. Cassett said, however, that the Penn
svlyapia Company will do their best 70 Sc
cure good service from the n. '. y y, =
road and that n this were not given u Wouit
take the business from that line. lie saiG
the interests Of the Pennsylvania road ahe
the peach growers were Identical, and theS
would do anything to facilitate business
The railroad company, he thought, coui'
make some improvement in the return o
empty baskets, and that they could De re
turned free instead of for payment of on
cent per basket as heretofore. lie ais
hoped reduction in freight could be mad
to Boston andalsoto New York.
The committee found the interview highl
satisfactory and came away feeling niue
more cheerful and confident than ever b'
fore when on similar errand. They WEI
very well treated by the railroad men.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
RoAoH's FAILURE.
The Big Side Wheel steamer Sticks Upon
Thf. Wavs .s

TIC IIIE SIUe WIleBI 5IbhlIlbr HIIUAH UIIOH
The Ways.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
CHESTER, Pa, July l3.-The great iron
steamboat Pilgrim, the largest iron side
wheel vessel ever built, constructed at John
Roach's shipyard, for the Old Colony Steam
boat Company, stuck upon the ways while
ueing IhuneiIeo Uu-Slay. Everything was tn
readiness and thousands of people from
all sections of the country had gathered to
see the great iron hull, weighing 800 tons,
started nicely, but owing to her weight and
the heat of the day the tallow took fire, and
after passing over one-third Of the ways she
stopped. Every effort is being made to get
her oil.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
TOY PISTOL VICTIMS.
a Long List of Iioys who Died From
IOcl<iaw,


LOolJaw.
[Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
BosToN, July l3.--At Lowell, yesterday,
three boys died from lockjaw induced by
toy pistol wounds on July {. Their names
are John Hayes, aged 10 years; John Benin,
aged II, and Alfred Jarvis, aged 10. Jacob
schoch, of this city, the boy who was I'M
jurad some time ago by toy pistol, is lying
dangerously III from lockiaw. John Man
nering, another boy who was injured in the
same manner on July 4, died on Tuesday
night. A boy named Joseph Delaney also
died ON Tuesday. tEv
GLOUCESTER, Mass. July 13.-Alexander
son of Captain George IL. johnson, of this
city died last night from lockjaw, caused
By "A toy pistol wound. He was l3 years OF
age.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
Foot Maahed.

A small son Of William King, living at
Rockland, had his foot badly mashed be-
tween the cog wheels Of q ehufn this morn
ing. DR.. Chandler attended him, It
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
GuIteau, Body stiIl IN the Grave.

IAssOclated Press dispatches to the Gazette.l
WAsHINGTON, July BIN long article
published in the Post, this morning, about
Guiteau the statement is made that contrary
to the generally accepted belief, Guiteau 5
body has not been rxhumed, and, still rests
in the grave in the basement of the jail
Mrs. Scoyillr denies having put poison in
the boquet she sent to Guiteau.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
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To Re Embellishments.

The funeral of William H. Chadwick.
killed by the explosion yesterday, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14

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The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
GAS EXPLOSION IN PARIS

Twelve HOnses DesIrUy'U "I." IN
sons Killed and Forty Wou''''"
PARIS, July I2.-An explosion o. ,..sa5 u
day IN Rue Louis Philippe GrSuY''u5 .HIY .u5
houses. Twenty persons were killru i.,haii Iaii
injured. One hundred were rcnue'eu~da ~
less. The explosion was the fr'ul. t,,,t W
nobody having thought at the ou'0''-'
the fire to cut OIL the gas.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
CITY ITEMS

Sutterley Co, Photographers, 3O2 Market st
FOR RENT, small house, by Geo. W.
Bright, 5l7 Market street.
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r.,,.a nndnraa.

George C. Maris, real estate ageht has
sold the property No. .501 West Front street,
formerly owned by the late Thomas y,
Plummer.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-14

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ney and Urinary eo
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