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The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
.urrarup,a REVELATIONS.
DEALINGS WITH BOUTWELL,, DLAihs
AND COLLECTOR RoBEBrsos.

DKkLINes WITH BOUTWELL,, BLAlhs
AND coLLKcToR ROBEBrsos.
WARRINGTON, March 22.-Tbe Ship
hard exanalnnsiOn was not proiinr ~
seaudals to-day, aud the impression
seems To be that they witness has toso
about all be kBoas In the way oflmph-
eating high Offices Of the Government IN
his speculation. Fitzpatrick and Adams
we're referred TO in the cou's. o. the tes-
tImosy, hut neither If these MiuiAters
had any part or lot In the teheme. Ihe
witness did his best AlsO 70 clear oena-
tor Blalr, or msrs rrecIsely, certain nm
known Senator who lite5 at Piymt utn,
n. b. This public fnnetionary, Who
ever be may be, 1t seehs hlsi decided
that Il would be . very improper thing
Tor him to take n retainer - counsel.
He then changed his miud after talking
With bis friend, Secretary BAine and
Others, and accepted fee.
Finally, when he saw storm Drew
ing and near prospect Of scandal. be
required to bis original position and re-
turned the money TO the last CEN. Mr..
SbIpherd alluded TO this action as the
perfection If honor. Pcs IDLY others
may change It TO pfu iencs and worldly
| vision, but Shipherd - such = guilelsts
ludividul that he would not be expected
to understand tu:h baser cOnsidera-
tlons.
The only other officer holding pt ST.
tlon Cf trust under the Government who
accepted a Ies tor legal advice, he said,
was Collector w. II. X )berisJn OF New
York. The announceme lt was sur
prise, and was the GAly feature OF the
DAYS evidence which made much OF
sensation. The fact came out when II
was already afer IL o'clock and ths
committee were anxious TO so back Into
the Honss so that they Immediately
tterenpon adjourned, leaving the nara
tive, in story paper style at an exciting
point, TO be continued 10 their next.
Ex-Secretary Boutwelps connection
With tie company wAs open, and easll!
explained Oh the ordinary basis 1 { coun
sci and client. He had been employed,
Mr.. Shipherd said simply because bl
position as counsel for the United State
before tue Frauco-American Claim
Commission pre- sumsbly made him fam
ilisr Gilh the Questions OF ihternationa
Law and comfy involved.
The witness exhibited TO day hi
usual composure and suavity, and re
cited conversations with famous states
men on subjects of the most dazzlinI
vastness with q humdrum, matter-oi
fact air that was very amusing. Onl.
once did he rouse himself 10 Anythinl
like enthusiasm. he said that 10 on
OF his conversations with the NeN
Hampshire unknown, that Ssnatoria
Mystery had exclaimed that he shout
only be too glad and proud to support
! without fee or price, scheme which
II successful, would be practically th
commercial annexation of Sout
America. Mr.. BelmoAt tried once {
twice to get in a question, but M
, Kasson insisted almost brusquely o
pursuing his own line Of inquiry will
out interruption, His evident pu
pose was TO lead Shipherd up 10 NAL
| ing q comprehensive statement cleal
! ing the United States officers, exec
tive or legislative, from anything III
guilty Q implicitly with the scheme O.
ceDt 80 far as Hurlbut might star
affected by the correspondence .
ready published.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24

TEE New York San says:-The re-
port Of the House Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads In favor Of the
bill establishing postal savings banks
opens with an argument which strik-
InRly exhibits the fallaoious use 70
which statistics may be put. The slx
New England Slater, the report says
have one savings bank 10 every 0,4S6
inhabitants, whereas the remaining
thirty-two States have bnt one to every
225, ,OO0. To supply these 4e,OoO,OOO
oi people as well as those Of New
England, we should need 5000 saw
ines banks, instead OF 226, which ID
their present number. Hence, the
Committee argue, it iH the duty Of the
Government to establish this numbeh
Of savings banks, private enterprise
| having failed to do 50. Not one WORD
| Is said Of the difference between and
| old, rich, and accommodating people
like the New Epglanders and those o.
more reeentlS settled regions. t n
one is out or debt and has money Y
lend, whereas tho others owe for theIl
farms, their stock, their fact0rios, Ans
their Improvements generally. Th'
bare fact that savings banks are q
rare among them proves that such IN
stitutions are not needed, and that th'
postal scheme, SO far as its rests uPol
the idea that II Is necessary 10 thu
supply want which can be supplies
in no other way, is without founda
tion.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
RESCUED FROM DEATH

William ]. CoughHn, of somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed BY severe cough. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
+. Hospital. The doctors said had q hole
In my lung IS big as a half dollar. At
was dead. 1 gave MP hope, hut friend
told me Of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE ELUNGS. got a
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
Cd 70 feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
~ write this hoping every one afflicT-
cd With Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and he
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CUkED. l can positively say 1t has
one more good than all the other medi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
In Philadelphia about A o'clock yes
terday morning the boiler of the tug
beat II. G. Pratt, lying at Pier s South
WharVes, exploded, killing five men,
who were asleep in the cabin. One
man was blown over five story build
ing on Delaware avenue, falling on
Water street. Four bodies were re-
0ha bhO Attu 10 buDpObeQ To
be in the river. The boat was totally
destroyed, as was also the tug Ella
near by, which WAS burned 10 the
waters edge and then sank. The sta.
tion Of the Narrow Guage Railroad
also caught fire and was destroyed.
Several buildings on Delaware avenue
Wefe damaged by fire and flying pieces
of iron and wood. The entire loss in
money is about $4,000.
millions I'm Gold for Philadelphia
NEW YORK, March 23.-Tbree men
are now bus ly engaged In the United
states assay office in Wall street mack.
ing ior shipment TO the Philade lphia
mint $40 100000 In gold bullion. shin.
ments are made about twice week and
20 O0O, 900 Is sent at time. The bullion
IN blocks about the size of an ordipary
Driek, IL packed In strong wooden box a
me treasure now being packed was re-
eeived during the past year In the sh ana
OF foreign gold coin.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24

Rossi, the tragedian, does not like some
Of the American methoSs Of theatrical
management. "The spirit ofgreed," he
says, "hss devised the practice OF advsf-
Using dramatic art and artists-sentimept
and play and all-upou the fences in red
letter, in the windows OF the shops, and
with the ringing Of bells on canvas wa
gOns. think the announcement Of the
play In thenewspapars and upon a Dr..
Rramme is enough. That art which Is
dependent on the size and color of the
pictures pasted upon be fence will ne yer
do much Of value for the world. Before
dramatic art reaches high attainment u
must be taken away from o uanagers
greed and from the fences. The sight OF
these things has made me sick at heart"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Lalese Report Aboat skobslan

LONDON, March ga st. PetersbuFp
dispatch to Reuters Telegram COMPANY
lays: The sta ement published In LonioT
on Thur'day last that General Skobeleff
10 Aanreoh announced at the rooms of
he Officers Club that the Gear approved
us recent speech is utterly without
foundation.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 22.-The off,
GERS OF various Russian regiments have
ordered an ovation ana dinner 10 GEN
eral Skobeleff.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Gphtheria,

A coAd or sore thron, ~,
mount 70 much, and 4 prnTSr,,ot ROM not sen N
~ can easily Dc cured; but nS,y na',,1y attend
.oll0wed by eonsumptlon nr nHVsMect M 4 al
10 meuicine has ever been disoo uosphlhsiI,
kcLs 20 quickly and RureI,, ~ ovyeied VII
FERRY DAVIS PAIN KIsgch u sgch easa :,
prompt use OF this fnval,osLi LER, N
saved thousands Of liyeg Tsmalg NJ
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN u,,
mgt an experiment.. IL has hon, LLLER
puDnc TOT forty years, and q ~ !, peltfe N
where IL Is best known IN uost ul7
a rev extracts from voluntary ,os,,.
read as follows: '! Wslnui
PAIn KtLLER has been nv ho,,..,-,,
poida tQr the past twenty teve,, ,ln1 nnest
peyer Known y 70 faif IN etfss,,iin fss,sin ana L.
= For q yh2IxEa. tblTax M, ,MMiIliShmsyille v N
en,,na ttt.y n , yease have used pAIs Kr,,.
throAt-bARToN SEAMAN, -0' 0oias Vi L
have received Immediate relief g..
Yuf0 tntQet, and consider yonr i un, ny, yeoeh "A
mvoluanle remedy y.-GEo. B. EyERifirat iia MA h4n :
have Just recovered from A verv
which have had for some time 'eI s .eIes q
reneL unhl tried your PGIS KT,1aa Ta
relieved me Immediately. / Mil I'LL. nL.n \
without ~ .C. o. FoRcE, Iowndell lVIs' ~ ~ !,
Have used PAIN KILLER in my fsmn.
/ years, and have never known II IA IiHii iaHi x II
t.KyIn. WAyneahoro, Ga. -hIi
ueknn using = PAIN KILLER IN my fsnav.
nye years ago and have used ever sinaa a
to1nd no medicine TO take IL plaee n w
DruEgieh Oneida, N. Y. ohDn'
For WhOoping cough and cronn az,
/ preparation made. We would mi ~ !" .9.u " " Y.
a. p. RouTa. Liberty Mills, Va, '' W Naoai
Fer twenty -fiye years have used p,rr.
lot colds and chapped lips and consdsIs w aaiI
mcqictno ever ofered.-GEo HoOPEl. W.,
was suffering severely with bronch,H,
throat was 90 iflhnmed l conld scsratss
any food WIS advised 10 try your pm ~
and aftT taking . few doses vas ocssIs'
ctIred.-T. WILLIAMSON. 'F~'a
/ Dr. WALTON writes from Coshnctnn, Yn,,l
kI.LER cures diphtheriA anu sore tllro,ii y
ingly prevalent here, and has not bess ~
fall IN q siUgle Instance. This iaft m 4
make known 10 the world "-
Mrs. ELLEN B. MASON writes, Ny son v.,.,l
Violently sick with diphtheria, high ieyss ,,i5
ehtus, 30 many children have died IN +
afraid 70 cau physician, and tried yGi y
Wednesday his throat was clear III, H v. z,
deEful cure, aud wish Il could be kpomhl
poor mothers who are losing 10 many chIr-
For ChiIls and Fever PAIN KIIIRpI
no equal Itcures when everything ~ !,
Delays are often dangerous A mn
PAIN KILLER IN the house Is a safeVulris
no family should be without
Az drnggistssell 1t at 25c., 5Oe,, aMtl
4 PERRY DAVIS a SON, p~AA
Provldenca, d
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
rheGevy Cours.

During the session Of the Levy Conrl
yes,aTday afternoon, the Attorney Of the
CouFf, was By resolution OF NJ. Aahaity,
instructed to enter the proper satisfAe-
ton upon the bond Of William W. viii
son, Collector OF BrAndywIne Hundred,
for the year 1881.
On motion Of Mr.. Sharpley the recent
vote whereby the assessment OF tbe Dia.
mond state KaolIn works was reduced
from 5000 to $4,000 wss Teconsidered
and upon bis further motion the matter
was Indefinitely postponed. During the
session several names were added to the
tsletsment liats.
The session this mornIng WAS entirely
consumed In the transfer tf properth
and adding names TO the assessment
lists.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Another Raaaiu.tmenr.

The proposed "readJustrnent" Of the
public debt Of the State Of Virginia has
an echo from the city Of Elizabeth, NJ
j., which Is laundering under = dept OF
$6,400 900, much Of which was contrac-
ted fifteen years ago. A comhittee Of
eighteen citizsI,s appointed by the may
or, has just agreed on q report which re-
commends "readjustmeDt" Of the oity
debt by the is.urance OF four per cent.
bonds on the basis of settlement OF fifty
cents on the dollar. This may not be
acceptable 10 the creditors, but It looks
like they must take this or perhaps gel
nothing.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

" EDAESDAY, Mar. %, u. NJ.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flouf Is held high
er and fairly active. Sales of26OO barrels,
including Minnesota extras, ut $50 a for
clear, and at 81 a 7..5 for straight Penna
extra family, at &0.l2N a 6.2S: Western
DO: do. a. 1913 10, aud patents at $3.50
s.25. Rye Hour is s4.75 barrel.
GRAIN.-WneAt op, ned active and
higher, but closed dull and lost most OF
Inc advance. Sales of 28O0 bush. red at
ei.SSk 40. At the open board, $40 nush.
May told at Fl.39 lo,O0J bdEhels June,
at tl.T 6 OO bush. do, at 81 sOX. Si.3s
was bid for March Sl.SS for April; $I,39
Tor May &L.36k for June, and 8 .2ik for
July. Between boards-5OCO bushels May
=, :, ~ ~ ~ SlSsA, and $500 bushels June q I
Si.IN up 10 &i.3s. Rye is scarce and
1lnlbally quoted at IS s6e. for Pennsyl-
xania. Torn Is tu fair reqnes, aud higher.
sales OF eOeO bush. including yellow, al
ibe ioee oeen at5SM and nd stesmer e 75o
March. 7o3sc for April. 7o5Sc. for May, and
IoHc. Tor June. Oats are dull al d weak
Sales - 10000 bushels, including white. at
"a o6c., aud rejected and mi ed at 63c.
Ihe receipts tC-diy were as FOL ows: 3U25
barrels Il ur, 1900 bushels wheat. d lIl
bushels corn, 1850 oi sh. oats, 400 busb.
bar ey, 3Si bbls. whisky.
MHisKEY.-We quote Western IRON
bound at sl.20 per gallon.
HAY AND SrRAw.-ReceipLa OF hav %
tons. mere was fair inquiry for good
hay AT els, and exceptional sales in Sin
gle car lots at $40 .6OC920 No, 2 and Infer
i0r stock dragged heavily ut prices rang
Ing from SlS down 10 $40, according io
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at 3l5@la,
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, March 20, 6P,M
BEEF CATTLE were In lair demand
and prices traction higher 24lJ heal
arrtv d and sold at the dIffe rent ya1ds y,
~ 719c. per lb., as 10 condition.
SHEEP were In demand at former
rates. l0.O00 head arrived and sold AZ The
different yards at a TIC. and lambs al
q &c. per h., as to qu- -lity.
HOGS were fraction higher. 3OO0
head arrived and sol | at the difTersnI
yards at 8 q lOl@c. per lb.. as TO quality.
Ptpk Dr0ve Yard 52d and Lancaster o,@
nue. Vest Philadelphia. MarchIs,
SHEEP-Extra, ITO to I2O lbs., 6s< To 10
good, 30 TO l0lIbs.. 81 10 65s".; far, 10 10 x
lbs., 5k 70 5kc cuiIs, 4 TO go; good
lambs; ~ to ~; medium, 81 TO 6; G 4 ves
Q to 81. Arrivals, $3.50 head. Run nj
ahean RnOd anRlltY damand nnnd y
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Covering His Face with the Skin
Of His RoFehead.

Herr Heinrich Haae, known in Eu-
rope as the Gndia-Rubber MaD," was
exhibited las, night at the Ashland
Houss, New York before \ number, be-
fore q number OF medical men, among
whom were Drs. LonIs A. Sayrs, Ii. G..
PiffArd, william NJ, Carpenter, Taylor,
Il. q. Baxter, Charles Van Ness aud .
score Of Students. Haag, who was born
in Bavaria thirty-tWo years ago, Is about
tho medium height ana by DO means
stout. Af.er being thoroughly examined
by the medical men present, Haag
stretched the skin of his forehead over
his entire face. He can stretch the skin
on his chest fully foot, and draw the
skin of his legs over the knee and tie 1t
Ia knot. When the skin Is released 1t
Immediately returns TO ils natural p s.
tioD. Herr Haag will appear before the
University College on Tuesday next,
and befora the College OF Physicians on
the frat Monday in April.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
About Those Pecullar COdn.h.

BOSTON, March 22-A shipmastor re.
Gently arrived at this port who examin.
ed specimens Of ths dead fish while sail.
ing near the ot where their bodies lay
noating around for miles states that they
ressmhled a goldfish in size, having q
head like dolphin, but with large
scales on their sides and " 5iRhing from
eight to twenty D unds. One was boiled
and found to ba very sweet and palat.
able. When taken 1t YVES nearly al ba. d
as rock. The crew for some tune used
them as food. The captain thiuks tha
hsh we're indigenous TO The warm
waters south Of the Gut Stream and
were probably driven by a strong cur
rent into colder elm .te, where they
were chilled to death. There was no
decomposition among any OF those
handled.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
A You,hfal Train WreeLer.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Witbin
the last three days two trains on the
Hudson River Railroad have been
thrown from the track at High
Bridge by misplaced switches. It
was thought they had been tam :
pered with, and last night one OF the
officers of the road detected Willie
Kyle, . years old, who lived at lIIg h
Bridge, endeavorlng to turn ae
switch. The boy was arrested and
held for trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Rill WIthdraMn.

The Elkton, Nd , NeUs says: The bill
delpbia, WILMINGTON and BaltimoF Rail
road from the provision OF their charie
requiring them to carry pasSenkers a.ros .
the Susqushanna bridge on all trail M, " as
withdrawn from conf mittee by the a.
thor, on hearing OF the large delegati on
from Hartford and Cecil co uhttes IN op-
position to IL.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
The Admission Of Dakota.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The
present indications are that the ad-
mission Of Dakota will become o party
question with the Democrats solidlY
opposed, on the ground that Dakota
has not the requisite population; that
its resources do not show such a con.
dition OF maturity as to entitle it Il
admission; that the agricultural per-
tion of the population do not ask for
admission, aud that the effort to SO.
cure admission is purely a politica
movement 10 the interest OF ambitious
politicians.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
swIndIlnr Immigrants.

A cruel swindle was brought to light
AZ Castle Garden yesterday Among the
arrivals from Germany vas a young wo-
man named Oatharina Duer, who said
that she had paid twenty marks to a wo-
man named Hagg, at stuttgart, on the
latter promising to engage for her o
situation In this country. She gave the
glrl card, with the address, MRS. Raft
NO. ~ East Hon street," who, she SAID,
found. A man named George Rleber told
the authorities that he also had foolishly
paid the woman Bagg So to provide him
with situstion. The Commissioner will
dlers.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
The Delaware ana Maryland Canal.

WARRINGTON, March 2i.-The House
Committee on Railways aud Canals de-
eided today to report iavor ably the bill
for the construction OF Maryland and
Delaware Caual. The canal, which is to
connect Ches Ipeake md Dsla ware bays
is to be constructed Under the direction
Of the Secretary of War, and is to be 100
feet wide al the bot ON and 1873 feet wide
IT low-wster level, and deep enough TO
allow the passage of vessels drawn %
feet. The bill appropriatts 81 200, 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Mrs. Gatme's SOn.1n-Lmw Acquitted
of Murder,

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The case
Of James B. Christmas, the son.in-law
Of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, indicted
for the murder of William g. Whit
ney, Mrs. Gaines son, on June 25th
last, was called in the Criminal Court
to-day. Counsel Tor Christmas ad-
lnitted the killing, and only one OF
three Witnesses we're summoned by
the prosecution. Then the jury, by
direction Of the Court, rendered a
verdict Of acquislRl on the ground
hat MIR. Christmas had acted in self de
ense, and he was released from ar
est.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Ksnas DsIInqueus..

Tho petition OF Geo. p. Fisher, Esq,
to the Levy Court, asking them 10 SIC
two days alter the 23d day OF tbs present
month tor the purpose Of giving cit
izsns Of the county an opportunity to
treasury, did not strike very respo
sive chord with the Court. The follow
ing figures embodied IN the petition will
be interesting 70 show how the different
"a an 'recs stand. Delibqneuts allowed
By Levy Con t, March 2S, 1881, and the
aggregate amount Of taxes they repre-
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Republicans Against tho Negro
NO LoDger she Party Of Eqaltty.

No AS8B8cG h1e EAbty % 6AoAthSs
From the Augusta Chronicle.
WAsHINGToN, March 15.-I have
had some conversation with Senator
Jones, of Nevada, and iLfer from his
undisguised language that he not
only will adhere to what he spoke in
he Senate, but, if anything. mako 1t
stronger. He openly proclaims that
the whole negro business is aelan-
chOly blander; that it approaches
crime; and he regrets that some OF
the New England gentry did not de-
bate ON The question with HIM. 81
believe" he said, chat what General
Wigfall declared is true. The Yam
KEGS sold ther slaves to the South for
the love Of money, and then stole
them back again for the love Of God, {"
He also wants it understood that he
is a progressive man, and, having dis,
covered the evil OF negro suffrage, there
is nothing to do but honestly confess
the folly Of the act.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
STATE OF DELAWARE,

~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
l. James l.. Wolcett. Secretary ofstata
OF Inc State OF Delaware, do here, 3
certify that The following is q true ami
correct copy Of the description or Bof
lies" hled In my office by Foord and
Robinson on the lath nay of October. A
~ 1891 In pursuance OF tie statute in
that BEHALF vizT az
mo. /. Hair pint, plat and quart glass
DotLles-eao bottle having Impressed
upon The side OF 1t, the following
FOOkD BU1TLlNG 10.
Wilmington, Del"
mo. 2. Pint glass bottles, each bottle
having Impressed upon Its side, tho FOL.
c. MANI, BOTHER.
Wilmington, bel"
mo. A Ten ounce glass bottle having
I'm mIressed ON Its side. the followin1 -
OTTO nOEPFNER'S. BREW ~
N. W. cor. 3d d Moore Sts,. PhiIa u,
In testimony whereof, 1 have
heIeunto set my hnud and offI-
}sEAI, ! cial seal at Dover, this eighteenth
t~@-J d0y Of October, In the wear al
our Lord one thousand eiRhf
hundred and eighty one.
JAMES l.. WOLCOTT.
'ahiz-oW Secretary OF State
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

From PhiladelphIa-I.OO. I,s2e, a.47s
1;45, I5I", sS3, 9.35. lO.lOt, Ii.5t 1850 a. m,
u.30t p, m.
Prom New York-l2.1s, I.s2s, 4,aO., 7.s5t.
I:oI, s.S3 q. M; 1880, I.0Tft, 4.5j, 0.ISa,
From BAltimore-I.5Is, 2Iss, e,aI, 900,
,l.43 a. m; l2Sitf, I.50, S.il", s.So+, 9.40i
Om Washlngton-l.2ls, 2l3, a, m,
t2.39ft, l.50, 6.n", 6.3G", 8. .49s p. m.
sBoIh daily aud Sunday.
ton Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
aannnalannl nalleoninE.

Colonel Fred BuFnaby, Of Khlya lnme
yesterday crossed the Ohannel In .
balloon. He 10 the British Sko0eleh, the
daredevil OF the Horse Guard, and any
sort Of adventure temps him. where MT.
Simmons, trained asronant, failed, this
movies has succeeded. Not that the feat
IL unprecedented. M. Blanchard, .
Franohman, perRoKmed IL hundred
years ago, aud received amonumebt from
his countrymen and q peuslon from hls
king. In later days Mr.. Green, az
asronaut, started from the Vauxhnll
Gardens tn London aud landed af Well
burg, IN the Duchy Of Nissan. Some
bold spirits have crossed the Irish Chan.
lei, others the North Sea. Per lattended
all these marine excu slons, bu they
rarely ended fatally. Colonel Burna6y
may not have done much for sc1ence, ,Iu'
ne has dealt o tremendous blow at that
notorious old bull, the Channel. with
tunnel under It a1d balloons over it tc
waves will henceforth have 70 abate
their roar.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Pastors Euthusiasm.

WHIrPANY, N. j., July 2, 1880.
Il. b. WARNER & Co.: S;rs-Mrs. Bard
wellhas bgen long uEFeter from shronic
Inflammation of the bladder, which yield
cd to no treatment untilshe began the use
Of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cur :. We
recommend the remedy at all times.
Rev. d. MCGRE BARDWKLL.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
Jumbo Ready for HIS voyage.

LONDON, March 22.-The elephant
Jumbo has been confined in the trav-
cling car constructed for him, and he
will DO removed tOthe steamship docks
tonight for shipment tC New York
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
AGooa Man Fallen.

We regret to record the death OF
James Springer, of Newark, Delaware.
He was about 90 years OF age, highly
respected by all who knew hiT, and
his death will be greatly regretted In
every part Of the county.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
L,suid or DRY.

Some people prefer 70 purchase medi-
cines In the dry state 90 thal they can sHe
for themselves that they are purely vege-
table. Others have not the time or de-
sire 70 prepare the medicines, and wish
it alVezdy to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
pFietoFs OF Kidney Wort now offer that
wellknoWn remedy in both Liquid aud
dry forms.
Sold by druggists every wherey-- Truth.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
ACIenr CnmnIarinn

Can he bad by every lady who will use
Parker seinRer Tonic. Regulating the
Internal organs aud purifying the blood
I quickly removes pimpIes aud gives q
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about 1t In another column.