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The daily gazette., 1882-11-17
THIRD EDITION.
BIG STORMS BREWING
Snow, Rain and the Aurora
Borealis,
----'-s
LARGE DRUG HOUSE BURNED
rHE FIRST snow.


All sorts of Weather RepOrted-RAin'
snow and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COM
munications Interrupted,
NEw YoRk, Nov. i1.-The prevalence
Of a heavy auroral storm is reported through
out the entire country, which has resulted
In almost complete interruption 10 nie-
graphic communication, which IL is I'M
possible to maintain for more than iew
seconds uninterruptedly. The storm II salu
TO be the iiercest known for long time,
Reports from New England Indicate that
a heavy snow storm set In at an early hour
this morning and the earth IS already COW
cred 10 the depth Of several inches.
Old telegraphers say that the electric
wave today Is Of such intensity as TO DEFY
all efforts at telegraphic communication and
that the adjustment Of their instruments
has been rendered almost impossible on ac-
count of the increased amount OF electricity
upon the wires.
BosToY, Nov 1.-THE first snow storm
of the season commenced this morning.
Snow Is still falling heavily. The indica-
tions are that the storm will be quite severe
WATERBURY,, CONN, Nov IA snow
storm, considered 10 be severe, set in here
early this morning and CONTINUES with nc
signs Of abatement.
MERIDIAN, Conn, Noy. li.--At > o'clock
this morning a cold rain began ialllng.whicl
turned into snow an hour later and 1t IL stil
moving hard with prospects Of a heavy fall
DELAYING FoREIGN NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE UNITED PRESS AssocIA
rioN. NOV. 1.-THE Western Union Com
pany have notified us as follows; Land ant
cable communication generally ore inter
rupted to day by the exceptionally sever
electrical storm.
W, J, DEALY, Manager.
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NEW YORK, 1882.
1'IfE Sun

THE Sun j
Tie SIM for 1882 viii make iishf
annual revolution under thewceent ~
ment, shining as always, for al'
little, mean and gracious, coIleiNt
unhappy, Republican and En lem
depraycd and yir,uons, Ih'elugf
obtusc. The SIMS light Is for nl'llAl
womankind Of every sort bGl 10
warmth is for the good, while II ~
discomfort ON the blislerins baeAs
pcrslstently wicked.
The SIN of 1865 was 4 neWspalSi "
kind. 1t discarded many oi the iol'"
multitude of the superiluon' "oiI
phrases Of ancient journalism y mp
TO report In fresh, suecincl, nhconi,
way all the news of the world oln''
event of human interest, ana colia'
upon affairs with the fearlcssnes' ,1 m
independence. The suceehf OF ''if
ment was the success OF 1he NDH' n
o permanent change in the 20, az
newspapers. Every impCrIah'
established in this country III "a hi
wears past has been modelled alt' n
Every important journal ALREADY Sa SM = /
been modified and bcttereu py '"'
The S,0,'s example. out,l
The Sun of 1882 will be the sam o", '''.,
telling and interesting ueM'P"bFIl @ NH
Nv a liberal use Of the mcah7 WI
abundant prosperity affords; W. ha;InI sSI
II better than ever before. We f"'.t 'ha1
the news, putting It into reauao,r w., ,"r
measuring its importance, no'
traditional yardstick, but Dy r,nti"r l.J ,t
N the neople. Distance from rrlnl,i's ~ "
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WEEKLY HERALD.
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The River and Harb.r Money.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17,-There is a state
mnnt published this morning that Secretary
Lincoln ip his annus! report will recon-
mend that no River and Harbor bill be in
troduced In the coming session Of Congress,
aa IL will be impossible To cxpend the
amount appropriated at the last session
during the present fiscal year, and the bal
suee of S5,00O,00 or 5000 600 will be
carried over to the credit Of next years ap-
proDria ton
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Tie ''Star leouters Hnxi
Chance!

II their chance was in the November 30,h
drawing of the Great Commonwealth Dis
tributiou Co., and II they were to win the
90,0o0 prize (Which some lucky person is
certain to VIM how different would be the
state of their mind. How much better 10
lave IL ehaEce for fortune than u chance
10 be proven guilty. Send your orders for
Ilekets to Il. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, XIV.
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nethnny,. New Pastor.

On Sunday, December 3, Rev. Mr.. Grcul,
she newly-chosen pastor OF Bethany Baptist
church, will preach his first sermon. Mr..
Greul comes to this city from Cape May,
" here he Is held in great esteem ard known
10 An excellent speaker. He is about so
y ears OF age and married, has good edu-
cation and is great student.
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The Elections Are Thing of the Pas,

Some are happy, some otherwise. Now
let every one turn their attention to the
next grand event OF the month, namely ::
The popular monthly drawing of the Com
Inonwealth Distribution Co., which Is to
come off In Louisville November 3Olh.
Tickets only 81. First prize, $50, 900 900
prizes, $ll2,400. Send for tickets to X. NJ.
boardman, Louisville, Ky.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-17
Half a million in Flames.

LONDON, Nov. IA big fire broke out
here about midnight and ragged until O'Clock
This morning, completely destroying seven
sbops IN Westbourne Grove. Loss estimated
At half a million of dollars.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-17

NFw YORK. Nov 1.-THE bodies of Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor and Harriet Taylor, Vie
tins Of the East River collision, were recov.
cred in Buttermllk channel this morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-17
A New Lime Kiln.

A. NJ Hizer of New Castle has erected
lime kiln near the Railroad bridge aud
will go into the business of burning lime.
lie Will get his oyster shells from BaltI-
more,
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% - -------- -----
$50, 600 for A2-AI5. 600 for ~.

Iu Louisville, KY, November Both, the
Commonwealth Distribution Co. win dis
tribute the prlnccly SUN of Sll2, 400.
Tickets only $2. Send for tickets or in
formation to Il. NJ Boardman, Louisville,
XIV
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An American swindler Sentenced,

ROTTERDAM, Noy. lT.-Gausc, the pre-
tended representative Of the American
socialists In the Hague Socialistic Congress,
has been sentenced to two years imprison-
nent by the court here for swindling.
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PRESIDENT eElvY's nE,11a
Did Vanderbilt Say the Public
Id

lie may or may not have said so, but
certain that the person who draw
100000 prize in the next drawing d
Commonwealth Distribution Co., a: I'D
vile November 30.h, will say "The d
pany be blessed. 1t may be You who
say II, providing you send :. At once 4
ticket 10 II. VI. Boardman, Louisville. KI
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DAN CfNG.
DRoF. A. 8. wEBsTER's
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
CFourth Floor,)
Wilmington, Del.
lSS2-SEASON OF-lSS3

COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. II.
GEHTLENES' ~ CLASS Monday and Thurs
day evenings, from to 10 O'Clock. Monday, sep
ember II, isSe.
LADIES AND CllILpRFS'S CLASS-Thurs-
day and Saturday Afternoons. commencing sat
urday, September 10. Thursdays from L. p.
m.. Saturdays from 10 4 p. m.
LADIES' CLASS-Wcdnesday evening from :
toP O'Clock, commencing ON "Wednesday, sep
tembar:O.
All the latest and most fa shiOnahle dances
taught, including the Lawn Tennis, I.ancers,
Step, Newport and all Society Nsltkcs
speciality: taught either privately or In Glasses.
Also new Minuet specially adapted to children
as n parlor dance.
CHOICE OF DAYS.
Schools, scminafcs or private classes in the
city or out of town should confer with me as soon
as practicable for choice Of days.
During the summer the Academy rooms have
been Handsomely decorated aud re1ttrti. and are
now in splendid condition. They viii hereafter
be need exclusively for class purposes and select
parties.
For terms, circular etc. apply ri
n. p. ROBELEN's,
No. 40 Market street,
or by mail to
4. y. WEBSTER,
Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Dol.
aug3i-tf-J0
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Ryw YoRK, Nov. l7.-Four. firm, fairly etiye;
No. state, S26Oa3.6O; Superfne do, $3.50;
Wheat quiet No. . Chicago, si.OTasl.Os: No.
2red, $l.UT94aSl.Os34.
Corn, quiet, nominal
Oats, quiet No. 2, November. s2Isa43ls
Rye, nominal.
butter, nominal.
Eggs, nominal.
sugar, nominal.
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sAmon4 the ladies who may read lhi.
may be several sickly ones who have mad!
their minds to act on the old saw which spe
that "What can't be cured. must hc chluA
While the truth Of the old ptOycrh (, I'D
dent II IL just possible they may have crdl
Judgment as to the possibilities ol the he&
art outside Of the medical profession and
fore giving up In despair they had betlet
the efficacy of Mrs. Lydia T.. PiEkham: \
table Compound, which Is now a,'racliagl
vcrsal attention.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-17

A Drug House Burned.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l7.--Thc wholesale drug
house of Gilbert Bros. " Co., on Howard
street, was destroyed by fire this morning
The inmates were rescued with ladders by
the llrcmcn
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- $500
Ifnr lsra.l, N+tsI,
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

aud game Of oil kinds go to MeCaulley's s
stall, King, above Second.
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The Governors Proclamation.

Gov. Hall has issued his proclamation
liking Thursday, November 30, as day of
Thanksgiving and prayer
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YOUNG FOLKS.

Parents who -irc entertaining and Wholesome
rSSaing i, lot Their thildren aud Young fniks who
lnedcnts, SO, pcinrss, Goa.choId tt amusemsat
and harmless wlll ind these IN Sr. Nicno-
Las, which Isl .cpgnlIrd H. the prCss aud public
Of both England and America, as the best aud
hhest magazine for children ever printed. The
number. and opens with colorcd frontlspiece,
VIII be much the finest ever Issued, aud the at
tenton of all parents and all reading young folks
+ Invited TO the following partial list Of attrNc-
ttunr;
''rlH TiNKIIAN BHoTuEGs' TiDE-AIiLI.."
new serial story bN j. T. Trowbrldge. former
ly editor Of '.our Young Folk" and author OF
THE Jack Hazard Stories. " etc.
''rHE STORY OF VIrEAu."
An historical noyelctte Of girl and boy life In
is assistant editor Of ~ Nichoiss. n,thor If
'lsndder Grange ETC.
THE stony on RontS HOOD
An account of tho famous yeoman Ky Maurice
Thompson, aulnorof' The wlirhcry of Archery =
''THK STORY OF rIlH FIELD on TmH CLoTm-or-
GOLp.N
by F. =. Brooks. To be illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
"a BRASD NEW SorIo~..
"A capiisl and novel play. BY William NJ.
Baker author of 'liis Majesty, Myself " etc.
SWEPT AWAY
\ serial story Of tine Mississippi floods OF iss2
''ELIzABETH THOMPSON.
biographical paper regarding this celebrated
painter pf battle scenes. Illustrated with picurcs
| prepared for ''St. Nicholas by Miss Thompson.
'wHEEE WAS yiLLlERsf..
4 thrilling story Of the Russo-Turkish war. Ry
Archibald Forbes, War-CorrcspOndcnt.
''TnE BOY At THE WHITE IousE."
| An account OF the life of TAD Lincoln Il,
/ Noah Brooks, author Of ''Ihc Boy Emigrants .
| 'JoMEpIEs FOR CIILbHKN.
ino srrica of juvenile plays. Hy D. s.
Brooks, author uf 'The Land of Nod, :; etc :, and
! lhcluding A Christmas MasquC
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FOURTH EDITION
POISONED BY CORN BErjl
NO River and lTarbor Ba|
Tor 1883.
'FE EGYPTIAN TROUBLES
OVER THE OCEAN


sultan Pasha Didn't A,,.,
Mheu'Ne ., - President Grew, %,n n u
Failing Rapidly. hfaltl
CAIRO, Nov. lG.-sult,r D..
meeting Sulelman Daond ona "fVUa dcnS
MN 70 inc palace at Alexandr;ss s'ng Wy
bomhardmcnt for the purnn.c o@ :" all'r U,
the hhcdlyc. 1t has been ds,o.,0, ",iuilcril
oniy one English officer will aecommonr y
army 70 DC sent TO Soudan for tbe op".o 9
OF El-Medhi's forces. ' Wv o''r'h'd|
FRANCE TO DuTATE IHr rv,rr,
Paris, Nov. l1-After NJ pa,.,'.
introduced IN the Chamber Of DcpStie. DY,
bill to revise the Constitution. n FS,,S, SrSs,I
VIII propose for France a Con,,I,,,,1 ]
similar to TINT OF the Un,ted I''ts S.a.
with mobilization in harroon, 'A
French political customs and admit, w
Capitalization. '''''"A
PRESIDENT GEsvY's REALM
The condition Of President Greyy,. h.,
excites such alarm In the mimi, nS
friends that many Of them are urgins
TO resign the presidency as his oIiv mr
OF prolonging he.
| CoNsTANTISoPLE, Noy. l7.-.Tbe mi,
magazine at Scutarl fortress WAS rfno
by lightning yesterday. Several sdj1
are reported to have been injured
DUBLIN, Nov l..-Patrick Casey
been found guilty Of participation in
murder Lf the Joyce family and sen,rnI
TO be hanged Oh December u.
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EDucArrovAE.

MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE
-FoR-
BOTH SEXES,
Is z miles west OF new Broad Street
Philadelphia, on PhIla. 4 Bait. Central II
Courses Of study-Euglish, Business, Scientific
and Classical u thorough Chemical department
Superior opportunities offered to young mon
aud boys 10 prepare for the best American coll
egcs.
Degrees are conferred by authority Of the Leg
Stature OF Pennsylvania upon young ladies
taking u full course.
Reading taught by u frst-class elooutionlst.
Penmanship by n professor--master Of the
beanties of the art.
Private Instruction given 20 those whose sdn'
cation has been neglected. A home-like depart
| ment Tor little boys. Twelve instructions.
j. sHoRTLlDGE (Yaie colcRe), A. NJ, Prin.
augiG.em-eod
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Poisoned by Corn Beef.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II Mrs. Card
her daughter Emma, and Miss Kun1
boarder, were seriously poisoned b, catIl
portion OF can Of cOrned beef thls M
Ing.
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''rHE FALSE SIR SANTA CLArs.''
Prepared expressly fos holiday times
There will bc short stories by Louisa M. Al
colt, and many other well-knOwn writers for
young folks papers on hpnc duties and recrcn-
lions, outdoor sports. occupation and Instruction
Tor hoNs and girls, with popular features and de-
Price, s3.tDa year . cent, q number. Sub
scriptinne should begin with the N0ycmbo num-
Mr. The succeeding lssic The Wonderful
christmas Number will have also q colOrc,i
Irontlspleee and many Hnusal attractions.
The CENTURY CO., New YORK, MY.
mnvl3-3t
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Local uuotations

CoERgcrED DAILY ny THE WILLIAM LEA q
Sons COMPANY, BRANDYwINE MILLS
WHEAT
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ISL. NICHOLAS Is above anything we produce
In the same line. -. ''LOndon Times
ST NICHOLAS
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SECOND EDITION
A BIG FIRE IN LONDON
Pretended Socialist Sen
fenced for Swindling.
DEATH FROM MALPRACTICE
a SUSSEX oIRE's DEATH.

t.hs Dies IN Philadelphia of Criminal
Observation-Disclosures Circumstances Con-
naeted with tho Case.
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The twelfth year Of this magazine -thc nrsi
under the new name, and the mort successful in
IT, history, closed with the October number.
The circulation has shown n largr gain oytr ii,ai
of the prCccding season, aud TliE tfNIuh'
bcEins N. ihirteenth year WIN an cdillon oI
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SANbLEs0star fnl weight l5h to l6
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hoMlSr AND GRITs-so 5O.per barrel
DRlKD APPLES-SGSA.
DRIED PRAoHEs-unpeeled, none; peeled lie
per pound.
g. firm.
In cases. s. 40
CLOTHES PINs-Round, ESQ., spring, 81 per box
MkAsuRES-H bushel iron bound, S. 80 So
dozen; two-hoop pals, g lG three-hoop, 225
TuBs-Three nest s. 25G2 IS, eight nest So 25
Dozen
WASH BoAEDs-wood, 81 S. zinc. l IS; New
Era, 81 5002 20
WELL BucxErs-si OO@4 25 per dozen.
PowDER--s6 60 per keg of Is pounds; l2h, do
50 5S; Ga do 81 90; blasting kegs, S. 90.
$50 W
.MAoKEREL-No l, barrels, sll; half barrels, 81;
KITS, sl@l TO- No. 2-barrels. 50 so to So half.
barrels s. 50 70 Sc; kits, 30 TO 95c; No. s-barrels,
3 to 81; half-barrels S. to IS 50; kits, 75c TO
to 25c.
LYE-COncentrated, So 1904
RoPE-Sisal, y. inch basis, "a to l0c; cotton, 10
@2l.
MISSOURI CIDER-25@S0c per gallon.
NINRGAR-per gallon, 20@30c
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45o to 75c
SrARCH-5@5hc
JUGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks, loo per gallon for glazed.
PEACHEs-2 lbs. e l5G2 49, 8 lbs, s3@3 40
lToMAToEs-2 lbs; q Sogl 40; Slb, 81 65@1 rs.
SAUER KRAUT .-Bbls S. 81; half bbls 81 so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-01
PROVISIONS

NJ EATS and lards are very firm, as they are
III all the packing cities The demand is
good, both for home consumption and to
surrounding towns. Prices are unchanged
The exports from this country to the 25th
Instant, since November L. of bacon and
pork, ll9,OO0,00 pounds, or 10000, 900 less
than year Ego; and of lard, 5000, 900
pounds less or 1900, coo less than a wear
ago = aggregate this season, 225, Oo0 900
pounds of product, against 1913, 500 UJO y
year. ago, falling off of 9S,5O0,0O0 pounds.
During the last five years. ending Novem-
Der /, the exports have equalled about so
per cent. of the annual western production.
e Mess pork in Chicago to-day advanced,
opening at $50 for February, and closing
at SlS "a, twenty-five and half cents
above yesterday, For March it opened ut
SlS,oO and closed at 1882.
MEATS AND LARD.
BAcoN-Long clear sides, IKE; short clear 70;
breakfast bacon l3ac
lie. '' ''e"''
HAhs-CanvasSed 1874
LARD-Tierce l2}imlSc; half barrel, 13@l3Hc;
pals to 10 bs.l3A@l4c, lbs. at l4@lia,