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The daily gazette., 1882-03-21
POLICE CASES

The policeheaIlngs occupied nearly an
hour this morning. The first case dis
posed of we're five drunks, upon which
the usual penalty Of 80 cents were i'm
posed, and David BlackestoD, colored,
for being drunk and divorde. y was re-
quired to pay 81 and costs.
l.. G. Kent was ne Il arraiRred on the
the charge Of having sreL ed frame
building or shed conIrery To ordina nee
In his lumber yard, Fourth and Wash
ineton streets. 1t the meeting of Couu-
Gil last Friday evening, petition was
read from j. Frank Ball and others,
protesting against the erection of the
shed. The matter was referred TO the
Street Commissioner with instructions
TO enforce the law should the erection
be contrary to ordinance. The street
commissioner found II to be 40, and no.
iitied Mr.. Kent to des'st, but as be did
| not, q warrant was issued for bis ar
res
At the hearing, Charles B. Lore, ESQ.,,
appeared for AIR. Kent. Alter hearing
the evidence, the Mayor require q
Mr.. Kent toi pay the usual pen
atty. Mr.. Lore ~ once appealed the
case to court.
Mayor Almond then vacated the
chair and 1t was assumed by Esquire
O'Neill, who issued a warrant yesterday
afternoon for tha arress OF Henry War
rlngton and wife Josephine, charged
with keeping q house of Ill rspute and
also house Of asslgnation, at NO. 727
W. Second street.
The charge was made by Carrie
Hampden, who is about sixteen years
old. The girl testified that che called al
the house Of the sdefeudauts, having
heard that they needed servant. Upon
arriving th're, Mrs. Warrington gave
her q situation to take care of the chill
dren. She als0 requested the girl tC
change her name, aud when any gentle
men called show them q room. ShG
then related how men would call, ant
the inducements that were held out tt
her.
Several lady witnesses testified tha
they had called at the house and askeC
to see the prosecuting witness, blu
they were always met with the answe
that she was not there, and all the tim
she was kept concealed.
In summing up the case Esquir
O'Neill said there was no doubt in hi
mind that the girl was entised to tn
defendants house. He was yer
sorry that there was no law IN tn
case, and concluding he sald, 'Suc
women as you are more to rs feare
. than smallpox" The case was dis
missed and the trials ended.
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T.I.rraphic summary.

L.. ,.h.,s on the new parliamentary
w 80. resume d last evening 10 the
s,,.h Eouse of Commons ...Five sus'
y t'n nave been released from Limerick
The judgment in the scOt'-sAmp-
4 ,,hsl suit has been affirmed BY the
:, ofouseu's Bench, but Mr.. Samp-
:" ryen an opportunity to appeal
payment Of fl''Oo into 6. c0u,I-., T."na,, n
N sg announced in the French
'Imbsr Of Deputies yesterday that he
"a hs obliged to Gsk for supplement
!, c,sdIt, amounting to 121,OOO,OOcf.
4 forty days campaign has been pro
Id BY the French commander In
pI,, during which he expects to
|.,n,,ly crush out the iDsurgent Arabs
ara still committing depreciation
4 The TrIpOlIian frOntler....T Thea
National at Alglers was destroyed
|Ilre Yesterday morning. No loss Of
occurred. The international exhib-
n At BusnOs Ayres was opened on
18th inst,
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Assassination In Ireland.

LONDON, March 20.-Five suspects
have been released from Limerick Jail.
A rate collector and agenG named
Crawford was shot while driving to
church with his family, near Clonmel-
Ion. county Westmeath, yesterday. He
is In critical condition. The police
had previously protected Mr.. Craw-
ford, but he was not escorted on this
occasio1. Some members of his family
were also injured. A dispatch from
Boyle says: A police sub-inspector
named Doherty has been fatally sho;
in street disturbance at Fobbercurry,
county Sligo. Several arrests were
made,
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FHE NevI should not be allowed to
|pet that it pointed with pride to
Eenty prominent citizens from st.
brpe's Hundred" and that it was
ced to admit that these men whom
klshed to palm off on the Telegraph,
kh Amrican, Ledger, Times, Press,
! other leading newspapers abroad
gentlemen of wealth and..infuence,
b in the Republican party, were
kroes, every one of whom made his
nature by making a dot between
! words "Sam Jones, his x mark. '
b a journal expect to be credited
load which would descend to such
eks as theseP And yet it is just the
brse which the Ring that controls it
followed for years, and which re-
led In securing q political jury 10
such scoundrels afloat again as
Dllism Neal, the man that entered a
pr mans house in the country and
|aulled his wife.
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From the N. Y. Herald.
An Tndcpen dent Republican warn
ing.

ing.
We print on another page an impor-
tant leading article from the New Y ork
Times concerning the Tammany-repub.
lican coalition in the State Leg stature,
entitled GA Dangerous Came" This
prudent spirited organ Of decent repub.
llcan opinion admits the Truth Of all that
the Herald ever has charged concerning
the ''Lrade" by which the democratic
party has been cheated out Of the con-
troll # the Legislature that the people
intended 10 place in It's hands by last
November's election. It foIesees that
the terms Of the bargain between Boss
Kelly and the republican managers,
carried to their extremity, involve the
surrender Of our local taxpayers to raj
Inc and Of their city government to cor
ruption and confusion. 1t declares that
they have no hope of protection from
the republican local organization here,
for cit Is capable Of making bargains
with Kelly and attempting to carry
them out, and of sharing with him the
patronage and plunder of the city," 1t
also intimates thai the "trade" contem-
plates the denomination OF Governor
Cornell and the continuance If the
Tawmauy-republican coalition IN this
years elections. But 1t avers that res
pectable republicans are "not to be tri-
fed with In any such way" and will
vote as "iadependents" to de feat the
purposes of the coalitioDists. knowing
how sincerely the Times is devoted to
the welfare of the republican party and
how earnestly 1t BELIEVES that under or
dlnary circumstances its popular succe SIS
is desirable, the situation must be bad
indeed which induces these resolu.e de.
clarations of patriotic independence.
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'Ths next time the Telegraph un.
takes to make comments on Dela-
10 politics it should cram up on the
bject. The colored people of Della
70 have developed as much man
Od aud independence as their breth-
Of Philadelphia, and the late
hnicipal contest in that city proved
pClusively that the colored voters
ire as manly and honorable as any
their white leaders or the news
perS either. ."-Morning NeSos.
What display Of Ill nature the con-
f,iOn Of that paragraph exhibitsp The
legraph Is one Of the best edited
eerDOOn newspapers there is in the
nn'ry. 1t is courteous and good ma
Fsd with lis contemporaries, and sim
because 1t told the truth in styling
payment Of the negroes taxes in
laware "shameles, bribery of the
plst SORT" and gave the Netos some
Aod advice, the latter paper went of
% an exhibition OF bad temper, as the
Ader percelves, aud put It's contempc-
|ry down on an equality with the col
/ I'D citizens Of Philadelphia and under
PIX 10 aAtter the negroes of Whining
= by saying they had as mu Ii man
pod as their colored brethren of the
" oil "BrotAerly love" which nobody
fnles' The colcred people OF Will
llngton Delaware are equal TO the av-
'fage OF their race anywhere. They
ave too much manhood, we hope, to be
phger induced to vots the Ratica
lcAet merely to put men in office who
hugh at them afterwards; and swear al
ner vanity when they propose to seel
- ohce through the votes of the Re
PuOlicAn patty which is indebted Il
per for every Office from Presiden
RoWn To Coroner.
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Only Ono dollar.

Persons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or I'd iRvest
their money safely and at good rate
of interest cannot do better than sub :
scribe for shares in the "EKcelsior
Loan Association, now being issued.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at any Time
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office Of VIM. 3. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mar2l-eod1m
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SECOND EDITION
Wanls l1ason PardOned.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 20.-In the
Senate this evening Mr.. Treanor offered
the following;
WHEREAS, A widespread public SEN
tlmeut exists that the sentence recently
imposed upon Sergeant Mason for the
attempted shooting Of the assassin is
excesslve,in view OF the meritorjous SER
wees ofthe accused and the exceptional
circumstances surrounding the said at
tempt at shooting; therefore,
ResolUed. That the President of the
United States be respectfully asked to
commute the punishment Of said Ser
geant Mason to q dismissal from the
regular army of the united States.
The resolution was adopted, and the
clerk was ordered TO transmit s-copy to
the President. The lower house of the
Legislature also passed this evening the
resolution in regard to Mason.
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Two Men KILLED By a Mob.

DALLAS, Oregon, March 20.-Tus-
con Langdon and man In his employ
named Harrison were arrested ct
Langdon's residence on the charge of
killing A. II. Crooks and 8. ]. Jory,
by posse of citizens, and were tur0ed
over to deputy sheriff. After reach
ing the hotel party of masked men
overpowered the guard and shot
Langdon dead. Harrison was hanged
to the treslle work of the bridge.
None of the perpetrators have been
identified. Nothing had been ascer-
tanned to implicate Harrison in the
murder of Crooks and J0ry, and his
only offence seems to have been that
he was in Langdon's employ.
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Mr. Conk1Ing's AIIeged plan.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-A local
paper reports that friend of ex-senator
ConkliDg, now in this city, says that all
rumors tf any appointment of Mr..
Conkling to q Cabinet place or any
other position are without foundation.
He says Mr.. COnkiing does not want
any Office that is within the gift of the
people or the President at present; that
he has plan which he intends to carry
out, and that is to make all the money
he can by BIS law practice in the time
intervening, and return to the United
States Senate from New York at thu
election three years hence.
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The Epldemie at soush RethIehem

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, March 2O.-
No new cases of S pail-pox have been re-
ported here since Sunday noon, and 1t is
troll. A numbe of employees at the mills
visited the stores in B thelem proper on
Saturday ami some apprehension is felt
lest they may have carried germs OF the
disease Officer Griffin, who returned q
delir,ous patient who had escaped into
the streets, TO his home, is down with
the disease. Health officials now report
that there are 148 cases in ia families.
Sixteen houses have already been re-
leased from quarantine. The total num-
ber of deaths IS %
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Poisonous Automatic Lead PensiIs

Poisonous Automatic Lead Pencils.
A case Of what seems like q very
narrow escape from serious conse-
quences resulting from taking q small
piece of the lead used in automatic
pencils into the mouth came under
our observation yesterday. A gentls-
man, a tobacco-cheweT, aud who
sometimes carries small quantity Of
the weed in his vest pocket, took q
chew yesterday afternoon, and imme-
dIately discovered peculiar taste and
noticed that his saliva was much dis
celored--not with the tinge produced
by tobacco, but of deep, purplish
blue. He Immediately rinsed his
mouth, as he supposed thoroughly,
but did succeed in removing the dis
coloratiOn. This occurred about 8
o'clock in the afternoon. He went
home TO tea, and with the hrst food he
attempted to swallow he was taksn
with violent retching and vOmiti ng,
and this continued without intermis-
sion until about 8 O'Clock. That the
bit Of lead taken into h. mouth
caused this there can hardly be .
doubt. What would have been the
result il he had swallowed 1t can only
be coniectured.-ScAHectGdU Union.
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JUDGE ALLISON, Of Philadelphia, has
eelueu that tax receipt is not valid,
W does not qualify a voter unless 1t
as paid by the voter himself, or the
-'msn' Was authorized by himself.
y" year the republican committees
pOusht 1900 poll-tax receipts and the
Pemocrats bought $4,000. These were
POught by committees generally without
No knowledge of the voters, and seldom
I, " special Instructions or authority. The
n'ladelphia Times says the decision
"'i' trouble the party machines some.
nA'' but that will give general satisfac.
'On' and every vote lost by the decision
Judge Allison should be lost to III
pwner." w Az
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A delegation from Hudson county

A delegation from Hudson county
called upon the Governor OF New
Jersey, Trenton, yesterday, and
urged him to veto the bill confirm.
ing the riparian titles of the United
Railroad and Land Companies to
the Jersey City and Hoboken water
fronts. After speeches by Mayor
Tassig, Leon Albeit and other
prominent citizens, the Governor
took the matter under cOnsldera-
ton.
There is no change in the situa-
ton at Omaha. The grading on the
railroad is carried on with full force
of laborers, and there are no inter-
ruptions or threats. Part of the reg
ular troops and militia will be sent
away Today.
The trouble between the New Jer~
sey Mutual and Western Telegraph
Companies in regard to the erection
of poles near Trenton, reached such
climax yesterday that the Sheriff
ordered out his constables to prevent
a riot. Two parties of telegraph
men had gathered about a milo
from the city, one party to put up
poles, the other to tear them down.
Four men were arrested, but after
wards discharged.
The worsted weavers in the Pas
cific Mills at Lawrence, Mass.
Joined yesterday In the strike, maxi
ing the number out Of employment
5000. The worsted depart tment of
the lower mill will probably be
closed to-day.
Mrs. Hattie Sprage, a widow, was
murdered by Chester Cunnlr CHAM
who cut her throat while she was
l saving a church, ,inC Cherryfield, Maine
on Sunday evening. Jealousy was the
cause. Cunningham was arrested.
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- Is notorious that, after Grant had
issued his famous edict, "L,t no guilty
lSu escape" the guiltlest men slipped
utoOgh the wide meshes of the law. 1t
A'So notorious that, after Garfield had
.,n awarded his Morey letter message,
nant the rascal down." the rascal de.
ava. u 70 S.ay to be hunted down, and is
o','' n'n now being inquired after by over
curious sao people. So the Star Route pros.
su'iohs' which began with sueh a
Va, I,,an Ol Republican trumpets, have a.
", amounted to nothing, and the nrob
,nn,S e' 'nA' they ever will amount to
dls" s grow small by degrees ant
S'sS'aceiully less as month after moD,l
passes in legal wranglng.
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1T now turns out that q white man,
committed rape on a negro woman
near Crisfield, Md. What will Bro.
johnson, of the Wilmington GAZE TIE
do with this case? The man is named
Rlggln, and the girls name is Ward.
We want the GAZETTE TO work this
cass up for the benefit of our next State
Observation-Disclosures Light.
Let the fellow be hanged, if Maryland
law will hang him. But we wish Doc.
tor Knowles to remember that the case Ii
in the line Of his own practice. We
would never be called on for an opinion
as to such crime, but we're the crimin'
aim Delaware we should "Give him all
the law will allow"
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Awindow Broken.

Yesterday afternoon two boys engaged
In quarrel on Third street, between
Market and King, when one of them
picked up portion of brick aud hurled
1t at bis antagonist. Instead Of hitting
the mark at which 1t was aimed, the
missile passed through the lower por-
ton Of one of the large plate glass win
dows of u. S. Humphrey & Bros new
store on Third street. An entire new
glass will have to be put In. The boys
made their escape.
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searchtnw for Dc Long

WASHINGTON, Mar ch 20.-The Sec
retary of the Navy this morning received
a report from Engineer Melville. The
letter Is dated at Yakutsk, Siberia,
January 6, 1892, and states that aitel
the dispersion of the three boats of the
Jeanne te, he gained the land and sub
s,quently made his way to settlement
kuown as Bukoff. Mr.. Melville then
narrates at length the sufferings OF his
party aud transmits a number Of records
left at the different points by Lieut.. De-
Long
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From the PhiIa. Times. 4
More Pocket States.

The committees Of both the Senate
and House have agreed to report favor
ably the bill admitting part OF Dakota
Territory rs State, and 10 seems prob
able that supposed party Interests will
prevail over ktatesmanshIp and add
another pocket State to the Union, With
less population than either of the coun-
ties Of Lancaster, Befks, Luzerne; or
Schnylklll. b y'',-
The three proposed new new pocket
States have less aggregate population
than Allegheny county, that has two
Oongressmen, while the three new
States would have three COnRressmen
and ak Senators. Their aggregate pop
ulation is little II any more than one
third the population Of Philadelphl, that
has only five Congressman. With the
same representation that the admisaionl
| OF the three pocket States would give
them, Philadelphia should have 6fteen
Congressmen and eighteen Senators. n
The following is the population Of the
proposed new pocket States, compared
with the three most populous counties
Of Pennsylvania: 7fbHf a deDe D
PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES. 1srfr.lt
ts-NoaPAAessSssessssss sssosssssssss oAgul4
AlleghenS. ..........s..........,.... 888.0O0
AahcasSers'ss..ssssss. lssfOO
NEW POCKET STATES. ,. t...1, t...s
| New Mexico. 10000
DaAoLA (pArt)........ ...................s. l20 ouo
| Washlngton-.... 76,00U
In addition to the foregoing counties,
Luzerne has 1873 900; SchuylkIil hAs
1000, and Berks has 120, 900; each Of
Them possessing more Of the attributes
OF Commonwealth than either Of the
proposed pocket States. BIT the Terri
tories OF New Mexico and Washington
are presumed to be Republican in poll
tics, and the majority party In Congress
assume that their admission would give
the party nine additional electoral votes,
six addition al Senators and three ad@
ditIonal Representatives; and for that
reason only, it Is proposed TO admit
them. ~
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Positively Declines,

Thomas Ford, desires it stated that he
will not be a candidate for Sheriff,at the
coming Democratic nomination. He says
that his business interests will not per
NIT him to make proper canvass for
the office. He is now engaged in erect
ing thirteen new dwelling houses, and
also has the contract for eIeC .ng q new
tank for the Gas Companv.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-21
The Hergennt nTnaon CraEe.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-W. E. Dick
son, a special messenger 10 behalf Of the
citizens of Chicago, has arrived in this
city with petition for the pardon of
Sergeant Mason. 1t bears 100, sigma
lures and is 2,400 feet In length. Mr..
Dickson will present it to the President
te-morrow, together with a smaller petit
tion signed by 300 citizens of Ogle ooun-
ty, Illinois, each Of whom contributed 10
cents toward the fund for the relief of
Sergeant Mason'd family.
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s.My Tormented Back, J"

ia the exclamation of more than one
poor hard-working man and wOman.--
DO you know why it aches? 1t is be-
cause your kidneys are over-tasked and
need strengthening, aud your system
needs to be cleansed of bad humOrs.-
Kidney-Wort is the medicine you need.
ait acts like a charm" says q we'll
known physician, 81 never knew it to
fail" Liquid or dry sold by druggists.
Boston Post.
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mango orMind.

l declined to insert your advertisement
of Hop Bitters last year because then
thought they might not be promotlve OF
the cause Of Temperance, but lind they
are, and a very valuable medicine, my
self and wife having been greatly bene-
flied by them, and | take great pleas
ure in making them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, NY.
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snblimeIy su, perb.

A pair of beautiful Sln-aowers on
Eas.ls will be mailed Fl dc to any lady
who will send tea cents In posiage
stamps or money of DR.. g. w. Benson,
No. 1O6 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Mn.
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Meetings Tonight.

H.Y MA. ..=. ..,=s....
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. OFF.
Humanity Circle, No. 1, B. OF u. 4
Franklin Circle, No. 6, b. OF U.
Asylum Lodge, No. 2S, l. OFF.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. o. g. r.
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
M; Vernon Degree. No. i, I. Q. F;
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Very III.

Samuel G Tazewell, Chief Engineer
of the Fire Departments now con-
fined to his bed room suffering from
consumption. His death ID only a
matter of a short time.
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Lost and Found.

GENEVA, March 20, lSS2.-A child
belonging to one of the highest Bernese
families has been mysteriously kid
nappe d from the CantoDal College. A
rausom of SO ,000f. is demanded for the
urn Ct the child on pain of its death.
Later intelligence says that the child
has been found in an isolated house
near Berne aud the kldnappeTs have
been aneJted.
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Alexander x, Gillespie,

AIOTICE.-I, Alexander X. Gillespie,
IN the owner of the house situated at
No. SOL Taylor street, being the g. q. cor
ner OF Taylor and Church streets, In the
Eighth ward or the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Castle, and State Of Deia-
ware, in compliance with the require
menLs Of the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that | shall apply in
writing TO the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY the 6th day of Nav,
A. D., 1882, being the next term Of said
courI, for q license for said house as an
inn or tavern for the sale therein OF In
toxicating quors in less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens of
the said ward recommend the said appll-
cation TO wilt:
VIM. j. King, VIM. u. sparks.
John Traynor, John Smith,
Samuel CORY, James Lynch,
Peter Springer, Philip Mulligan,
Thomas Cory, SAM Forest,
Ferd Z. Sparks, John Brooks,
J, A. McMichaeI, Michael Hesslan,
Hugh McGInley, Andrew Moore,
Bernard Donahoe, Dennis Sullivan.
James Phillips, Jas. p. Kerrigan,
Patrick Boer, r. H. Cook,
Michael o, Mealy, J. Watson,
William Wiser.
ALEXANDER X. GILLESPIE.
mar2l-3tt
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FINED for BabtIzing a Convert.

PhIDADELPHIA, March 20.-At a
meeting Of Baptist preachers to-day a
protest was adopted against the arrest
of Godfrey Hubert, a Baptist pastor
at Sklem, Norway, who was fined $50
for baptizing a convert. 1t was re-
solved to ask the Secretary of State to
inquire into the matter.
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..n1nat SatInfactorx.n -

NEwBURGH, N. Y, May q, 1881.
WARNER & Co.: Sirs-I have de-
rived thu most satisfactory rtsults fro N
the use Of your safe Kidney Liver Cure
A.C. SMITH.
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Buried IN Her Bridal Garments.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., March 90
Miss Elizabeth A. Stewart, the daugh-
ter of wealthy farmer living at Ellis
dale, was buried in her wedding
garments this morning. She was to
have been married in fe Y weeks to a
young farmer, and all the preparations
made for the wedding but rapid
consumption seized her and she died
on Friday.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL.

It is with qualification that we an
nounce tho return of Wilmington's
favorite actress, Maggie Mitchell, on
Friday and Saturday evening next.
On Friday evening she will present
her favorite play OF "Fanchon, and
on Saturday evening" for the first time
in this city her new play, the Little
Savage"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-21

The way to produce O smile on the face
of man, suffering with racking cough ,
Is TO max him a present of q bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Just try 1t and
you will be astonished at the result.