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Burglaries.

into twelve o'clock last night burg
a,ies had been reported to the police in
he residences Of Mr.. VIM. Jack, Mr..
John Noyes, Mr.. Charles s. War
"A and Mr.. Brockfeller, within the last
myeisht hours. Money and valuable
uelry were taken at these various
SAess. Mrs. Noyes escaped the loss of
Mjewelry by having deposited it the
isv before in Clark's bank. Two hum
md dollars in cash, in Mr.. NOyes vest
peket. was overlooked. Nothing was
sdof this state of affairs In yesterdays
MINER. But little IL said this morning.
There are times when actions speak
,ader than words.
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NEWS ITEMS.

rhe roads to Walkeryi'le nave 'ee'
nut in quite fair condition :,
The southern and western slopes !. o.
49,. lin. .re covered with wild f1o~e's'
The current rnmoris that r. c: : Cn."'t
~. ,.,.d, 4 Marcus Days interest
IN the St. Lawrence. Ihe!e - .. 10.
~ that smelter for the s. 81: 1 p"-
. .om.e vili be erected near the Silver DO"
mill. 49, r,&.h 4
Northern has not been ~ l'p'' =
- was expected. 60 N.
a l.rr. number Of team. ' s,s,. ~.
a p.c,6e are expected shost'y
nom The south.
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A Coming Event.

IN the evenings Of Saturday, Monday
ID Tuesday, the 9th, 18th, and s0th
"a. the comic operetta Penelope,
,,;eh il 4 medley of beautiful airs from
l,,ic oper,,s. will be given ut Renshaw
1,ll in thi. city for the benefit Of st.
Johns Church.
The operetta will be preceded by q se-
ri concert and the broom drill, which
rs already excited 50 much curiosity in
ii, civ, = c,,riority which can doubt
us only Ike fully satisfied by al actual
.hervation of the thing itself.
The best home musical talent will APP
Ear at these performances.
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IT, ~ ssaat vasyso,,Anvt hees.
"a 0oed 1eal q ssluninel 49,. -
oeo - IL ~ So - -.
and a1drsn.
Inea rse eass a the dosk>t ~ he,,>
!, ,ng W. the city q But>s aaninsG m.
''sm Wright; change, dunk - ~.
o!oesly. Wright pleaded nj el,ltv
= came out in evidence that - ~,
o'oke. open tho door Of Com Belmont
. !es.dent q Wyoming e., about three
e'e'ock yesterday morning. The eor,t
'oond him guilty, and sentenced him IN
Ply nne Of twenty dollan and CT.
which be did.
ine next culprit before the bsr Of iu,-
oce We . man who must be called John
LOO This b not because he beeged that
=" real name b kept out Of the paper.
nor because he paid for secrecy. but
simply because nobody knew his name
ana he had to be accused - John Doe
and tried ~ John Doe, for having u.ed
'ool and abusive language to . woman.
say Maggie Roe. Doe pleaded guilty to
tne charge and was fined I'VE dollars
ana costs, which be antied with Great
s'scr'ty and then departed from the
shadow Of the tombs.
1t Wa with surprise that Jerome
manning was beheld 1t this juncture to
appear before the stsrneyed law, and
plead guilty to having committed an
assault on" Robert johnson It the
witchfng hour Of four O'Clock yesterdav
morning. Jerome, it h said, laid in
walt for his antagonist With . beer
glass. At al events be pleaded Guilty
and paying up disappeared in the thronr
Of bystande3.
When the case Of the city Of Butte
against Sailor Jack was called the de.
PENDANT stepped forward and confessed
that abe had used abusive language to
John Quinlan yesterday morning. A
Of i've dollars and costs was &C.
cordingly inflicted, and there being
no funds forthcoming the defendant
was committed.
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Prom Ssn6aS = Do1ly.
~ ALICE O0llRAr.
-, Condition q H. AAna1u

wednesday the regular monthly
- Of the direction Of the Alies
- COMPANY, was held in Salt Lake
y. E. Hall, superintendent, ~
~ 9 Aoe ton. Of ore worked during
..th Of April, which amounted to
rsls, asssy value Of the bullion pro-
This ore was taken fsom the
of both tho Alice and Magma
r.,I,s the past week the new sixty
Mill has been shut down for nec-
epairs. The dust chamber have
'-thoroughly cleaned, general repair.
!. .,d new cams adjusted to the but
Il. e,eaning and readjusting Of the
-. Charta hosting engines has been
.;'a,etoriIy complete d and the work Of
,:a;,e and cross-cutting Is again being
.:...ossly pushed in that mine. The
Magma Charta hosting works builds
~ now ready for the machinery. It
3. heen partly shipped from the East,
- vill be put in place 1t IN early date.
Ok in the Alice mine continues q
-..l With full force Of men, and the
.,,ee extraction Of ore.
ne bullion shipments last week were
.....rily much smaller than usual on
.,ant Of repairs in the sixty stamp
IN Fourteen bars were shipped, val
.d.t about 50 per bar, amounting to
az 1O0.
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s'ns'ng is going steadily on In the sa'.
II, .'''e the shaft being now down about
A. .Ae Boulder City Hotel has recently
-. ~"st'i hands, being now under the
/ "aggehlent Of ID. Cu,lmOre 4 Co., VINO
!. eFef.tcd it. See nd. in another co.,
electric light plant will probably
- POSITION and the lights In use W
a@ Of August. It IL expected
CT &. e. Ruthraufr will return 70
eeiore that time.
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4 SPLENDID BUILDING.
l Comfort and an Ornament tc
Butte.

With the exception Of some exterior
uniting the new Caplice building Is
Nv completed. 1t is IN ornament to
Butte, and PROFESSIONALLY the hand
sn1t and largest structure in the ter
a"y. For the public spirit they have
aAahested in its erection, great credit is
due the owners, for it is by the energy
md pluck Of such men a. these that
1'es are built up and public enterprises
asered and executed.
Asubstantial and important improve
aeat has just been added to the Caplice
S'tk, which adds greatly to the con-
'aenee Of its numerous business end
s'dent occupants. o. . level with
ae second floor q handsome balcony
'sbeen constr ucted On the south wall,
se'ul 10th as an easy means Of access
ia the upper floors to the private
sa' and also rs . fire escape. Since
*e'estion Of this balcony the lower
sarways might he entirely burned
way and the occupants Of the upper
"fs would still have an easy means OF
sak.
ihe owners feel that the manner In
'ath Cap!ice Block has been construct
~ IL
'.ad ventilated is highly creditaOle
yAL N. J. Mcconnell, the architect IN
'1~e Judgment and skill they have
~aperfec, confidence:
lAeFe are several rooms yet for rent
s'"pice Block. Families can he sup
"" with suites of rooms Of easy nc
= BUSINESS men will find ad-an'
ss'us Offices. Comfortable and airy
""ng r"n'> may also lie had. In u
"ttks every ti.n,r will be abundant
supplied with water.
'At large hall known as Capltce Hail.
q" 70 l~ the lest dancing room III
my, and has l,een engaged by the
'''"h CLUB for the hop on the 1911
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
Look wen to the Lender..

The organization of the Republican State
Central Committee by the appointment OF
Dick Harrington as chairman, which was
published in tina GAZETTE on Tuesday last,
is now officially announced. The committee
has also been supplemented with an advisory
or auxiliary committee, to look after the de
details of the work in the respective
counties.
In looking over the list of the entire com
mittees the names of number OF inhuen-
tial aud reputable citizens will be found,
which only serves to make the char
acter of the man selected for the
chairnanship more disreputably con
spicuous. Nothing could more plainly re
veal the character of the element now
controlling the Republican party of Della
ware than the elevation of Dick Harrington
to a position Of prominence aud influence in
the councils of the party over men who a
least have the merit of being decent citiz ms
against whom charges OF conspiracy ami
crime have never been laid.
Let the people look well to the Republican
leader aud his most intiment associates iu
this STATE. Their character and their his
tory has been fully ventilated, and will be
stil further exposed as the campaign pro
gresses, until the whole story of their
iniauitous transactions is laid bare to
the public gazr. Allow these men Ia
obtain power in this State aud
the carpet-nag governments OF tn,
South would shine forth as model admins
trations in comparison. But we have al
abiding faith in the rcspectability am
honesty of our people, and feel convince
the Republican party will never win
victory in Delaware as long as the Fisher
and Dick Harr.ngtons are placed az u
front.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

Our new shoeman is rather
avcrse to saying much about
shoes at half prices. He thinks
it gives people the impression
that we think more OF half
price things than we ought.
The fact is we used to help
unfortunate dealers out Of
trouble by buying their stocks
when they couldn't keep them
together any longer. But
those, who know how we put
them ON bargaip-tables and
sold out whole stocks in a day,
know that they didn't get
mixed with our shoes at all.
We are going on about as
usual, with the best shoes we
can get for a little money, for
more, for more yet up to the
best we can get for any money.
No grade is wanting.
We have statesmen and sales
women as filters, in about
equal numbers; and intend tc
have both; because some pre-.
fer to be served by men, ane
some by women in thaf
capacity.
Our shoe-quarter is neatel
than it used to bc;perhaps will
be neater yet shortly. w,
don't know as we deserve an,
) better; but our trade is $,
much larger than ever befor
i. that evidently you are thinking
) better of our shoes.
> JOHN WANAMAKFR.
- West of middle aisle towards Market-strcct.
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Tda NEW MAyOR wallis the police force
haias,rcd before he has been "a Office two
,nnntbs. This is anoaher result of the
{. change - few Democrats hankered after
before the last city election, and which they
now seem to be getting with : vengeance
And If there is not another change at the
next election the desired increase Will be
granted. The present force is large enough
for present purposes, If care is taken to Sc
lect men Of couragAwho are not afraid 'c
patrol their beats at nights and look care
fnlly after the property interests entrusted
to their protection.
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Wananaker's.
Saturday, August II.

Bows blouse and sailor suits
are put on bargain tables to-
day at So each. There's a con-
siderable variety of them. You
can tell what they should have
sold for by looking at the
tickets. Some were S3, some
81, some So. We haven't
picked out the best suits we
have to sell for $2;that you may
be sure of. They ought to be
the worst. But this is how
they come to 81 and The bar
gain-tables. Some of the sizes
are gone. All sizes are among
them; but you may have to buy
a sort that YOU don't want, to
get a fit. There are Others AT
higher prices; not so lame
ducks as these, of course.
Boys trousers at 81 up
Some can be made for the
prices, and some can't. The!
all have their moneys wear il
them; some Of them twice ii
JOHN WANAMAKEE,
East orinI ,dl al.lr, ncnr Market strrrt.
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A Noble Leader.

We hope that those Journals when arr
now urging the Delaware Republicahs 10
gather together their negroes and 90 soIne- s
thing mighty to rescue the State irom bour-
bonism and put it in the path q ptogress
win take notice of the fact that tine Dannsr
az reform under which the Delaware hepuxo- x
1icans are to march has been graspeu py .ne
eonious hand Of Dick harrngSTT ~ sS MIN proud s
burglary notority and WI De Dy n,,n proon oon
t;ngent Of the grand army of God and NOR
aIifv. Keifcr, Robeson and Hubbell.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHIhADELPIIIA, Will Ca
MINGToN AND 0&%uA---AM
"a ITIAIOKF RAtIROAD.

II
BALTIMORE RAlLkOAD.
JULY Eth, 1882.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows for
philadelphia and intermediate statohs-''w'
TO- hi a M 2.S, 4.O0, 7.3O, 9.5S p, m
pbIllaaslnhia tex pressJ-2OO 2 u $50, I.Zo .. 20
100 Ill y.5s II. 3d. a. m. r. i5 L. ~ o. IL, H,OSS''' ''"0
7.26 y. IN. a., . a., , oS
philadelpbia and New YOrk-2.yO, 22S 6.G To-
5s lbs u. NJ. 'l2.aS, l.5S o.H' o'So :, ~, h
baltimore and intermediate stations-l-ON VII H.
m. go p. IN.
baltimore and Bay Line-5.H p. m.
baltimore and Washlngton-l42 q 4.ol, o.uo' WI
a. M fOO, si.O9 800, 6.57, n.Oa p' III.
baltimore only--I.O5a "a. m. l2.Ol and p M
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor;
NrW astle--R.UO, g.lO u. m. Luz, ouu' o. % p -,
ii,rriuiston and Intermediate stati0ns-S.lOA' A. m'
i.U5, q. - n. III. 49,
n,ln,,r ana intermediate statiOns-9.lO a. NJ.
l.Uj y. IN ..,,,,x mn ,tNa
t,,,ila,irlphia aud intermediate stations-b.ioa'm
| I2OOin. $50, 7.aO. 800, p' IN.
ph,l,d,luha and New York 200, LIB a. III. 5.lI
6.3S 7.B y. M. , n =,
| baltimore aud Washlhgtoh--l'i1 1'"i' o'"' go
| a. M. H.0i p. m.
| ltnltiinorp-I.ib n. III.
| Fnr further information passengers are re
| f,rrpd 10 the time tables posted at the depot
| hs-rraIns marked .hus: - are limited eApres
| unun which extra fare is chhfged'
| j. II. WOOD, General Passenger ABt.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE !

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1882.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the city
or Wilmington, win be at NO. 10 EAST SIXTH
STREET, between Market and King streets, on
aud amer the first day OF JULY, 1851 between
the hours of and II IN the morning, and from
to In the afternoon, for the purpose of receiving
taxes. On all taxes paid during the month of
July there will be a deduction of Ave per cent on
every dollar aud on all taxes paid on or after
the first Of August up to and including the first
TUESDAY of September, shall be increased by the
addition of hye pprcrntum on the amount
thcrrnf. EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Of Northern District including all
North of sixth street
Receiver Of Southern District, including all
South of Sixth street. Jyl2-tf
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

The PRESIDENT has started oil on Il lit e
cruise ON the Government steamer Dis
patch, at the expense of The dear people,
Of course, and yet the Presidents party
friends in Congress positively re-
fused to relieve tl,r people of The burden
Of taxation by which 20 much surplus revc-
nue. is raised that juuket.ng trips and thiey-
ish appropriations are actually necessary Ia
its expenditure.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

THE MORNING organ is following re-
ligiously in the footsteps of the illustrious
editors from the country to the north of us
who have preceded it in this community, by
coarsely abusing Senator Bayard, The cx-
perencc of Jenkins should be sufficient
TO convince even Il Spcrry, that journalism
Of this sort does not 80 down kindly with
our people, who entertain hearty con
tempt for editorial inportations who con.
ceivc thai their first duty TO the State is to
abuse it, institutions and defamc The chara,
tiers OF its leading citizens.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

Mems thin underwear be-
low usual prices. \ little
while ago only very large sizes
were below value; now nearly
all sizes; %, 30 and 80 cents.
A good time to buy. We
would much rather have none
left over for next year. We
know very well that you dont't
care what we want; but We
have a way of making you
care. Price does it.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Middle Market street entrance.
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THE NATION,

4 - -
L Since It's consolidation with the y NJ \
York Bve,ing Post, has inereSSta .. nsHt, h
facilities in every department. l,5a,i y
iarged its size to twenty-loar. p's y \
and an added many able writers asuoce M
previous list. 1t Is now Pr1,OSttl so Settl
bv many of its readers TO ,I,shoS Se IN
than ever before. EstaDilsnsS iaaosr
tSis t6T' country ,I as weekly iouFnfit ilU, n h
literary T and political criticism sln. + nj
highest order, eonduc.ea aterest ofad
the control ofparty orine,s'' ,'n. suppd|
sort. Despite a precarlo,ul' i itl
Snrinp dT'di the first few years e; rs a",nc N
10 its original aim uilIl' NJ iWJeaDvha
success was assured. h sha~tbOd|
~ % had become recognized au'a oIitod|
,spnu at home Ds'S and abroad its isnshapg SSl.pi
management has been nn,oipctors p J
from the first, and its PrSJti PiSJir a
teUd tpUi ' that, with ,l,,a1 tatlr
sent, tactll1esi phe before v
Secome serS more than ever e. .,,slt Dy' Of
medium of the ablest 'nO1s
time. ,..,,,e of the PsH
are chosen with view H,rg ,S and 8 /
suitable shape for bindipgb, bini hound 4
of the Nation preserved, - csnpl!
i, indexed, lex makes the the dIGlcCSScntt1c IlCSI
sf eli importance in .,,bIe the R|'''iof for
literary n m world availaOl'
American public. ,r,ce has bed
The subscription PrlV' Iannr,.
Reduced to $3.50 fsr - a reou,
Specimen eogis;s, gI.;,,ssnt, sset 81 80 'iS Ba
way, New York
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

The JUDGEsnIp CONTEST in Cecil county
is still increasing in fervor, and the county
papers are full of contributions adj
yocating the respective claims Of
JUG Stump and Mr.. Cruikshank
t. the position. The latest pubica-
tion, in Mr. Cruikshank's paper, the Elkcon
Democrat, claims that the Mitchells, stumps
aud McCullou5 CHS, who are fighting Judge
Stump's battle, have drawn from Cecil
county the sum of $l69, 800 in official sal
aries during the past ten or fifteen years,
while Albert Constable, Mr.. Cruikshank' 5
champion, received but 500, as a member
of the House of Delegates for one term.
This is bringing campaign principles down tc
a quest on of collars and cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

IN To-DAY's PAPER appears communi
cation from the veteran editor, Mr.. Thur
low Weed, in reply to the article furnished
the GAZETTE few weeks ago by Hon.
William Il. Whitelty, of this city, criticising
some of Mr.. Weeds statements respecting
Daniel Webster and the Wing Vice Presi-
dental nominations OF 1910 and 1873.
1t appears to us after careful perusal
of Mr.. Weeds very entertaining
epistle, that he has MT even at
tempted to disproye Colonel Whiteley's as
sertion that Daniel Webster had not the
slightest connection with the nomination
for Vice President on the Wing ticket
which SO triumphantly swept this country
in l540 However, the old editor writes il
very readable strain, and contributes some
gossip of a local character, in regard tC
Delaware's famous statesman, John NJ
Clayton, which Will be read with general
interest
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

IT GIVES us great pleasure to learn that
the police bravely captured two bold burg
lars in the act of committing a robbery last
night. This is an improvement over the
state of aiiairs recently existing, and if this
vigilance is continued 1t will do much to
deter the daring thieves who have been
operating with usual boldness for the pasi
month
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12
- =

AN ADVISORY or aux lIiary committee to
aid the Republican State Central Committee
during the campaign has been appointed.
1t is next in order to appoint u receiver for
the party and let the whole concern go into
bankruptcy.
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NOTICE. DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
IN
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC.

have opened nm Office at 5O2h MARKET
STREET, mp stairs, for the collection of bills OF
all kind. Ourpatronage Is solicited; ..
lyo7-lmh THOMAS Nj. OGI.E.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

English fancy half-hose in
the same way precisely. %
to 80 cents.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Middle Markct-,lrcet entrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12

Flannel shirts Of all sorts,
and bathing suits.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Middle Markcl-strcct entrance,
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RzGLSrER,s NOTICES.
REGIsTERs ORDER.

OEGISTEkS ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, 1881.
Upon the application OF Ell 9. Mote,
Administrator Of William James Campbell,
late OF White Clay Greek hundred,
In said county, deceased, IL Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Adminlstra-
tor aforesaid give notice Of granting of letters
OF administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof BY causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from The date Of such lstters in SIX q the most
public places Of the county of New Castle,
requiring All persons having demands against
OF Assembly In such made and provided I;
and also cause the sane to be Inserted within the
same period In the Wilmington GAzRTTE, u
newspaper published In Wilmington, and TO be
continued therein three weeks, le. o: d.
(~~A>~l Given under The hand and seal ofofiice
II. iof the Register aforesaid atW llmingt0n
W. Yin New Castle county aforesaid, the
''A' @"N ''N' " s. L. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate O
the deceased must present the same duly nttestet
to the Administrator, on or before July 10th, A,
d., 1883, abide the act Of Assembly In sncl
| ease made and provided. ELI q. NOTE,
Administrator.
| Address; Christiana, Del.
Iyl2-mwf, l5t-Stw
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TEA! TEA TEA

One Hundred Chests of verv choice new crop
TEAS just received, among them our justly famous
~ and zoe. These goods are all choice brands and
ucw chop and deserve u trial by all lovers of good
TEAS.
We are also constantly receiving new invoices
of COFFEES. Choice Java, Mocha, Rio,
Laguayra and Maracaibo Cotfees. Coffee, r. Is,
Is, ~ - and choice Breakfast Coffee at 25c.
Which is uncqualed anywhere. Our Coiiees are
roasted under our own personal supervision.
! Pure Spices specially.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-12
Dailu Gnzette
wnMINaroN. SATURDAY, AUG. IL.

Persons leaUi,.g tie city during the hot 'Oedfher
and sun,,ner travellers, can haze the GAzErrE
mailed to them, postpaid, for sir cents a
reek, or tperty.tDe cents month. Id
dress cI,d,qed as often as desired.
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FORsALE.
aTOpEs DWEIIINGS AND

NOR RsALE-SToREs DWELLINGS AND
HIfIl,DING LOTS In all sections Of the city.
FfFss''s - g'ds'' GREGG q PIERCE.
a,,na-,n4 Clayton House Building.
MON sALE.-A FIRsT-QLAsS NO 12
~ I MoRLER HAHAANN q Co., nre-1Foof
safh, hrand new and VII he sold cheap. ,ANply
street. nYs-.ae.
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