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We publish the following by lequest.-EDs.l
Speak Wei of Each otner.
81 MRS. JOHN ". sCiIENc5.

81 MRS. JOHN W. SCHEMES.
Things Of greatest moment often
start from tEillcs light as air,
And thus many guiltess beings
Have been hunted TO despair
by the Venomcd voice of gossip, which throw
poison everywhere.
livery one is prone to faitCr
Clouds on every heart may fail:
Some grope onward, led by folly,
Some respond to duty's call;
or friends case we cannot tathOaE, 50 saout
never judge at all.
Speak not i'll of friend or lover.
They may prove true in the enG;
Best be blind to little failmgS,
And stand ready to defend;
Always striving TO discover some new virtue ii
our friend.
Then beware of passing gossip;
Light as is the snow tiake'5 fall,
1t will gather in its passage
Till the drift is huge and tall.
So when speaking of n neighbor say good things
or none at all.
Our Herald.
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Peruvian Syrup cures Dyspepsia, Gen
eral Debility, Liver Complaints, Boils,
Humors, Chronic Diarrhaa. Nervous AT
fections,. Female Complain !, and all dis
eases originating in bad state of the
blood. 9-52 1y
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President Arthur has vetoed the
Chinese bill. This is what was ex-
pected by the people, Notwithstanding
the loud talk and clamorous threats Of
political demagogues.
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Con. Grants Dress.

Gen. Grant has absolutely 10 van
ity in the matter of dress. y stran-
ger who was waiting VITA several 9th
ers to see him in the corridor outside
his business Office in Wall street, ask
ed a coIored porter how he should rec
ognize the gentleman when he came
in. jess yo' watch out the fust gem
man dat looks as if he ncbber had
his clos brushed, OATS him" was the
reply.
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+ FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

1t has been used for nearly forty years. andis the
standard remedy of thousands who know its mer..
its. Send to propretors your druggist for cir
enlar, giving certificates of the wonderful cures
cases considered hopeless before using this medi-
cine. Sold by druggists generally. Geo C. Good
win & Co., Boston, General Agents. S. Hardys
Sons, preprietors, Cornish Flat N H
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC : 2

Is The GREAT CONNECTING INK
us man line runs from Chicago TO Counc;l
sna,p aSsahg through Joliet Ottawa La sale.
Ltoerty, Iowa City, Murengo HrookIyn Gr; ~
pes MONIES (the capital of Iowa. stuart atIoni,
I Nc ana Avoca I; with branches from Buren,,
nhe, washington, Fairfield Eldon RaiiD'soaa-
SentreViile, Princeton. Trenton Galln,jn WaLnp
TN, ,hIeaVenworth, Atchison. and Kansas Sity.
Washington to Sigourucy Osknloosn and r Slty'
vtlle; keokuk to Farmngton Bonanartra AN n
Lonsport, Independent. Eldon Otturp,yn rp 1Su-
SNdie oskaoosa, Pella, Monroe ana DeS M dj;Iuy
Wnterseti Atlantic to Lewis ana AndnhnuIta illtS
Ayoca to Harlan. This is positivSIU" and
fhaiFoad, which owns, and operptaa'a III" ro Only
Throngh E xpEesa mo 30 the Stats Ct Kansas
man Paiaee Cars attached, are run each" WI tni-
between CnICAGo aud PEORIA KANswwssSf 9aily
SON NT Thnhu FFs. LEAv"NwoItTH and ASSHaaT
SoN' ihr2ugh cars are so run between Al ihSitl-
nee ana KANSAS City, via the nj ;iST p'r lwau.
ROCK island Short Line NN""aakee and
oa Inc treat Rock island" ia ,narn;so.,,.,-
GuipPea us road bed is simply perTect ".
track Is laid with steel sails P~4Aec'' ana Its
80 naI VIII please you most will bo tho ,,,,
6eantfS y9ng meals willie passing oSeT IRE
orr masniprna ieS or illinois and Iowa in ono ~
ahrGdgh Express Trains Sou w" "eett"mlpany all
nleal as good as il served in any nsSt ~ chtire
iorseventy tive cents. NiSt-eISSS hotel,
Approaching the fact Tint A., r,.o,.
p u prefer separate apartments fCr =; ~ ele
psstp4ses (and the immense puSsen tJSr hhaGaeht
nounce ms W.hartTntlnE it,, We pleased ~ e
SSeanE, 'Hat tnls company runs paIbngS - y, lh-
S'eePn0 Cars for sleeping purposes III bf,dIdce
r,ESLLMAN PAEACE csw. ''0s
~OTTtNSAL BLUFFs, * ANA 4 CsMe III
-, I.rrcIets VIA this Line, Enn,,,N p, .
For snsn Agents In the limited s,n tn
ormatien not c6taiEns,, :, ses
~. KLINE ALL. 20 "
Genl Superintendent
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Pc e., ZEN TIE LAST & THE " ssST, y
| Dnulg Cars Tor eatRE purposes only r,,a',tIl,.-
SNIotoSNSt w OF our Palace Cars is 4 sSilsiN,
ut all hours of the day '"' soNF A9VAna
| a,i Nxceht IRON Bridges snnu tha srisessf,r,..
line and AT all points crossed by tnis
nnsas Slty, Leavenworth AMI Nth;s,,i 'uWsN
| TIiE IgIH NS nnHauS iq ppton DepotS.
THIS GRE1T afik6UhGfHf oNiSTE 5S @s
rA5 Sn,cAeo, with all dtverstas lines far IN,
AT ENGLEwOoD with thaI 9 EuS ,u
TT W. &C, II. Rds N''' A. . " "a D" hhu -
L. AZ wR4snINaToN EElGHrs, WITH n, C. \ ST.
.iAsLLA SALE, with i'll. Cen,.R.R.
w; II Mid; and I. T. i W. Rds, - " / -
c, NJ. 81 = ~ with the Davenport Divi.io.
A. a. S WEST LInERfy, with the b. C.p.SN.2.A
| a. HHER.N,NELlr with Central Iowa n II - - 49,
| A. DIES MONIES, with - Nj a r 49,
| Al CW w,TCiL Bl,UFFS with Unian Pa,i5c 7, 7
a. SSNM&hA with B. X Mo L. k. II IN San r>; H.
Az oTTSiITSmIWsSs 'UN<,CrIoN, with &c i, & RR
o. L. f1c. and Z. g. so n Rcs W" a. d" W"
! I0mis NSE2PhEll, with Tol., REQ 4 War, wan ..
AZ CAMERON. With III Il II ES Is \ NV, Il. llds,
| At ~ A,TSiIlsoN with Atch ronaro = O.. -,
Al ~, = Ne6. and Cen. Br, D. F. ii RSs Ssh'" y
! Cent Il. Rd IS " o1Srh' with Kan. Pave, and Kan
ana sh oAiSSMAoss ctrY with all eea for the West
/ u ar .nr9ngh To PEORIA. Dsss nsoYNx.s
- Greas W, and HEAVEN NO ~ ~ ~ A-S''
and Cana,S"eia feiand Rou,e," mte ~sid hy
%sf1s Gsitet once, AdarcAa.
Ii. ST. JOHN
senl Tkt and rass'gr Agt.
Chicago, III
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Natures Grand Assistant,

Sufferers from Female Complaints find certain
and speedy relief and permanent euro in Dr. Har--
dy's "Womans Friend" 1t is a remedy needed.
at the beginning of the real life of woman as we'll
as at its turn and decline. 1t cures all that;
class of diseases known as
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
soteldo'. Death wound.

stt,s WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
The autopsy oD the remains of A. NJ.
Sotel1o took piacs at Providence hospi-
tai to-day. II was made by DIR. j. r.
Har,igan. assisted by DIR. ID. w. Bliss
aud DR z. 4. Sewers, in the presence
of DIR. ID. q. Patterson, Coroner. AL
ths quest of the Coroner, DR.. Bliss re-
corded the facts revealed by the autopsy
as follows:--
"The anterior surface of the body pre-
sented au unusual appearance. A very
tree benoIrhage had occurred since
death from the wound, considerable pat
appearing ia the discharge. On turning
the body and exposing the poSterior sur.
face It presented extensive sugglll Ations
In addition there was small ADraaieL
Immediately above the right elbow. A
pistol ball wound was exposed nearly
central, slightly to the left Of the meii4I
line, -four inches below the occIpata
protuberance aud on line with the ar
tlculation oil the fourth aid filth cervi.
alveil sbr@.
After the bullet had been extracted
Its weight was asceftained TO be eighty
seven grains. The bullet that wounded
Mr.. Barton was also weighed and found
TO correspond with the other within hall
a grain. They are both "Mlnie" pat
tern, and evidently came from the same
pisto These facts seem to establish
beyond doubt that A. o. Soteldo shot
his brothered while tirlng at Mr.. Bar
Ion,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
l1eFe .,rMe Go rflsaal.sa.

10 the report OF The meeting of City
Oouncll by the immaensAte 1.-TWO cent"
afternoon daily 90 Saturday, It was
stated that Mr.. r.. "A. Taylor. chairman
Ofthe Public Bullding COMMITTEES, pre-
sented bill for $l,046 for removing
lafnps in front Of the police station.
Ifsuch were the case some one must
have made "a big thIngn ON the work.
The atwO cent? daily seems 10 have q
penchant for raising the amounts ofbilla
10 passed by City Council and the
Board OF Health.
AT the meetIng Of Council referred 10,
Mr.. X. II. Taylor, presented number
Of bills anioug them being one amount
Ing to SIC. 80 for removing the lamps in
question.
Another astounding snanlpulasIon oi
figures was made by the ssLwo cen" /"
daily on Saturday afternoon, In the
publication Of . synopsis Of Registrar
Frazer's vital statistics.
Accordingly to the HtWO cent" dAlly'a
figures, the death rate fer isak yssAF
among the white people was z,49s per
one thousand, among the cslored people
8, ,4b0 per thousand. Such rate or NOR
tality 10 fFiRbtful and II continued will
depopulate the city IN very short time.
II seems impossible for the "two cent"
daily's compositora aud proof readers TO
successfully wrestle with figures. They
should "spell EN- out"
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
THE REG1srRAR,s REPoRT.

Twsnsy-eIght Deaths and Twenty
nine Births Resaraed Last
Week. SO
The following ID the Registrars ON
cial report fer the week ending At
noon on Saturday, February 11th,
Total deaths reporiei, "a, elasstfed -
follows Born In the Uhitsd etstes 2l ,
foreign born z, males 10, females is,
white %, bl aek 8, under year of age 10,
from one 10 3 years q, D to n. 10 to ~
/, 40 to 80 3, 90 TO go /, go to 10 2, 20 to 30
4. 80 to 30 q, 10 to 100 L. adults Ii, minors
Id, still bora l, eoFoner's cases 2, sent
away for interment 3.
Causes of death :-Whooplng cough
2, pneumonia 3, atalectasis, pulmonnm.
accident, acute bronchitis, an4mia,
Bright's disease, cyanosls, congestion of
senllis, debility, dropsy, dfphtheretlc
crhnp, Inflammation of lung, msnin.
gltisi mem braneDus cr0ap, neuralgia OF
heart, peritonitis, paralysis, spinal me-
nlnKltis, scarlet fever, suicide, tumoT
of brain and weakness from birth, ]
each. 5a4.
Deaths by warts: First ward /, sa-
e0nd L, Third 2, Fourth z, Fifth 8. Sixth
B, Seventh 2, Eighth 3, zenith B, Elev-
enth 2, total %, total for the correspond
ing week ct last yssF %.
Tot II births reported %, white males
IL. white females 10, colored males 3
eolorad females 2. First ward 9, Ss'
cond 2, Third 2, Fourth Q, Fifth i, sixth
o, Seventh /, Eighth B, Ninth 3, Tenth
/, Eleventh l, total %. $
During the week four ma .riages wers
reported for record.
4 B. FRAzER, Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Annusemants.
CLARKE TONIGHT.

John 3. Clarke, the famous come-
dian, will appear here this evening, in
the hmslo.drama OF the Ticket ef
Leave Man, Mr.. Clarke is SO well.
knowR by our thsAtrs-gosrs and lovers
of true drematic art that praise 10 be-
half of the comedian would appear full,
some. He should be greeted with .
crowded house.
rHRFoRAARsR SATURDAY RvRNINa.
A good-slzed audience assembled In
the Opera House on Saturday evening
10 witness the performance of Hyde u
Behman's s'Muldoon'a Blunders"
Combination, The performance was
tho best Of the order that bns been
here this season, and the audience
present showed their appreciation by
liberal applause, and some Of the spec
iality actors were enc0red four times.
Tho best thing in the whole entertain
msnt was the singing Of the Olympia
Qaartette, composed of Keough and
| Randall, Sullivan and Mack, a. the
Jubilee Singers. Their singing and
selections almost set the audlencs
wild. They were recalled four times
The performs % closed with an ab
aurdity entitled i'MuldoOn'e Blum.
dsrs.n The entertainment was en-
tirsly satisfactory.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Iseiirss % Hnprovs. i

For some time past, Mr.. II. G.
Robinson Of the banking firm Of r. Il
Robinson q Co., has desired to raze
the present buildinR N. 4 corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, and erect
in its place q handsome building that
would not only be q credit TO the
firm, but to the city. i1lv sa
Mr.. Robinson has had plans pefs
fected for the new edifce, but he
cannot decide to build on account Of
some legal points. There are a mum
ber of minor children who hold an
intererest In the estate, and If Mr.,
Robinson sholld build it would be
at his own risk. 3lyloihl eHr
In order TO obviate this ditficHltY, /,
q petition will be presented to the
Chancellor setting forth the advan-
tages to be gained from the. contem~
plated new Improvement. Until the
point is decided blythe Chancellor r
no action looking to new building
Will % tAkens sal ga 9.lH ..tt.,g
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
CHARsED wHrn cnnLD nUnDER
THE DrscovEKY MADE RY AN oTTIcER
OF cRIsFIkLD, MARYLAND. j.

F0tN - r--~f~ N-~~~f~r
BALTIaxoRE, Feb, 12.--The citizena
OF Orisdeld, Nd, are considerably ex-
ercised over case of Infanticide that
hah just been uneafthed there. On
Friday 1t WAS rumored that Mary Jane
Davis, about 10 years Of age, had
given birth to child and subse-
quently made away with it. Officer
Kennedy went to the room where the
girl lives and made . search. Locked
In o trunk, hidden under the bed, he
found the body OF a male child. From
Its appearance it was evident that 1t
bad been foully dealt with. The
Coroner Immediately summoned q
jury. DR.. Berry testified that from a
thorough examination he was Of the
| opinion that the child had been born
alive. Miss Davis stated that she was
the only nurse that her mother, then
lying dead, had, and was unable to
give the child the attention 1t required.
She did not know whether it was born
alive or dead. When it was born she
wrapped 1t in a blanket, laid it on the
bed and went to attend 10 some of her
mothers wants. When she returned
the chill was dead.
The jary, on account of the girls
conditions she being too delicate for
removal TO the County Jail, rendered Q
sealed verdict, which will not be made
public till some time next week. This
is the second scandal case in which
Miss Davis name has been connected
lei IL nnderstood that on e previous
occasion an infant, supposed TO have
been born alive, was found in o sink
attached to her premises. Steps were
taken to have The matter investigated,
but it was hnshed up and nothing
done. There Is every reason for be.
lieving that as soon as Miss Davis re,
covers sufficiently she Will be arraigned
on tile charge of child murder.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
ForEer Arrested,
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. II, Is

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. II, 1882.
A young man giving his name as
Alvin G. Merritt is under arrest here
for passing q forged check on a mere
chant of this city. He had made sew
eral attempts to raise money with
bogus checks on various pretences,
but was successful In only one case.
He was arrested ct the railroad stas
tion as he was about leaving town.
He appeared like student and says
that his family is Of good standing.
The different names he gave were
Samuel II. Jones, of New York;
Alvin @. Merritt, of Portland, Me-,
and w. Bayne Mason of New Haven.
In the forged check, which was for
small amount, he used the name of
Judge Hiram Wiley, of this city.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
rear Estate saas..

Samuel II. Bsynard OF the frm OF
Baynard Il Dawson, jewellers, has pur-
chased Of Howard NJ. Jenkins, the old
Commercial bulldog, s. w. corner Of
Fifth and Market streets, for $4,000.
At the expiration Of the lease ON the
building Of the every Evening" he
will make q nunIber of fine improve
meBts, after which the firm Of BaynArd
q DAwson will occupy il as q jsweiry
store. i#z-5.,f sr5.l ..si1
Mr.. p. T. e. Smith has purchased the
three story brick dwelling, NJ. 6l5 w.
Seventh street, OF Mrs. Eliz Abeth Hicks.
Charles B. Lore, Esq., administrator
of the estate Of Charles Smith, sold AZ
public sale, on Saturday afternoon, the
dwelling, No. 2I1 w. Ninth street, to
David Chandler, for $2200.
Mr.. james w. Ware. has sold to Mrs.
II. B. OcheltFee one OF bis nsw three
story brick houses on Delaware. Avenue,
between West and Washington strsels,
for So, 900. s. ~ sal
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
More Clanees.

r. 8 81
By degreess, the Pennsylvania Is sub
stituting Is rules on the p, w. b B. r
r until within short time all the
rules Of the great corporation will be
effect on this division. si
This morning the new flag and Ian
tern signals went into effect. Instead OF
being red the new signals on trains are
green. The flags on passenger trains
are now located upon the top Of the rear
car Instead Of the aide near the plat
form, 3gH H1fei s4af aa1 aH71s
Orders have also been issued to all the
passenger trSinmen that their Spring
suits must correspond with thossip use
onlthe main line. Hereafter the C n
ductors, baggage masters and brakemen,
win wear . frock coat with silver
buttons instead OF brass nov in use. The
caps will also be changed. In winter
they will be obliged 70 wear ovarcoats,
The Pennsylvania furnishes theif en-
ployes with their suits free. - r
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
HsbgJAA LINES.

The Board OF Education meets this
evening In regular session.
The fishermen are preparing for their
spring fishing for shad and herring.
1t ID said that Gulteau, the murderer
of President Garfield, has. been drunk
ever since he was convicted. Why ?
Because he got too much PorterI s
+ s. r. Ball has leased the remaining
atore In the new Smith building, aud
will open It 10 short time with a full
line OF wall papsr Of the latest designs,
Excellent woikmen have. been engaged.
II is reported that the Delaware Fire
Company are about to dispose Of their
hose carriage and engine, and start a
first class Hook and Ladder Company.
The revival at Delaware Ayenue Bap-
tist Church continues with unabated
interest. Last evening twenty-five
candidates we're baptized.
Daring fraeas ct the Logan House
on Saturday evening, james Nngent
sh 1t q man named Arty Elliott in the
hand. The wound is painful one.
Coroner Weldin held an inquest yes
terday over the body of Sarah Fountain,
colored, who died on Saturday, In her
residence, A. street, South Wilmington
Verdict, pneumonia.
Oyer car load ofscenery arrived this
merning, to be used In the pres antation
OF the "Tickst-of Leavs-M II she
Opera House this evening BY john D
Clarke and company.
About fifteen membeas OF the Wash.
Ington Assembly, surprised one OF theiI
fellow members, James Laws on Sat
urday evening, the occasion bsing hi
twenty birthday. He received
several presents. e "a
Twenty -sieht deaths eportsd to tie
r agistrar last week. f a saa
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
gas gaiIy 6Asstte.
FIRST EDITION.
Tolerraphls Summary

No,vitbstAnding the opp ositlon OF The
,s,dIus EuglIsh newspapers, Mr' Glad
.. ..o0s Ss, determined 10 insist upon the
.Iotnre . clause Of the proposed new rules
or urOcedurs for the House Of Commons
. n,,l,smsntary return shows that biS
n.s,Dects' a are confined 10 the varions
al Of England. The PaPal nunclo At
T.a,,d has received telegram from
cardinal JacObiol, the pap Il secretry OF
State, declaring that the proposed pill
Srluage to Rome ought to be under the
: control Of the bishops and not under the
control Of Senior Nocsdal. The Porte
h.. addressed circular to the powers
,t.tlpQ that IT has instructed the Khs-
Awe 10 observe International treaties
and to main tain order. The festival Of
tbs return Of tls Sacred Carpet from
Mece. was celebrated At Cairo yes
tsrday. N. GambettA arrived Ct Genoa
last evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
lear Fssasso aud OIsomarsarlne

WARRINGTON, February l0.-The
Sub-committee OF the House COMMITTEES
on Ways aud Means having in charge
the consideration Of internal-revenn
matters, gave a hearing yesterday upon
ehe bill to repeal clause 0 Of section
3244 Of the Revised Statutes, which pro-
hibits the sale of leaf tobacco by the
producers to any parties except licensed
dealers. It Is urged that this sweeping
prohibition initiates seriously against
ths tobacco-growing interesLs, while Its
retentioR IN the statutes Is of no practi-
cal proRt or advantage to the Govern
ment. That there ara Ia the whole
country only fivs licensed dealers under
this clause and the entire revenue col
lected BY the Government last year from
this source was only $500.
Representative Thomas addressed the
committee, urging the passage Of his bill
to regulate the manufacture and sale of
oleomargsrine. He gave two reasons
for legislation upon the subject I; first,
protection to The legitimate butter trade,
and, second, the protection Of the public
health. In New York alone there. are
factories and Daterial enough toproduce
1l6, ,0OO, 900 pounds Of oleomargaTine an
nuaily, whils the. entire butter product
OF the State IL only Ill, 900, 900 pounds.
Oleomarg drine can be produced for nine
csnts per pound, aud consequently
when aold in imitation OF butter drives
The genuine butter out Of the market.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13

A TEA PLANTATION IN SOUTH
CARoLlNA.-The Georgetown Is. o.
Enquirer says ave recently had the
pleasure of examining the tea plants
Of Frisndaeld plantation, the rpsi-
denCe of DR.. Forester's family, and
the place on which is located q tea
nursery, the leaves gathered from
which have been submitted for inspeo-
ton to a leading importing house in
Baltimore. The tea produced there
from is pronounced BY them . to be
equal, il not superior, in pungenoy
and in strength and richness Of flavor
to the finest imported article. There
are now in Friendfield 1,84S tea
plants, all exhibiting q splendid and
vigorous deVelopement. Some of
these plants, which have been allowed
Ogrow without pruning are sig feet
high, with a circumference Of ten and
twelve feet"
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TtaE ss1am "a noSE .kbamCrrAr
T. fNt*aAsA q 4srF ( ~ tf3F-f 9 4 l1AiAYl f5
qhRrlss D MmiPe, Of RrgAgpsem, n.
g., the Cm@fsse or tMss reach eFa'
= dSmnmnmaemmnsfs ~ lFs =. 4asE


qharlss ID. Mmtne, Of RrgAgssem, n.
g., the Cmetsee or tMss reach era
+ CemamAtsae.o % ln r59Tb
Saturday night the eTeachsrA' C0a-
mittee or the Board ef Education beld /
meeting tosmake a choice from among
the numerous candidates Of person for
Principal Ufthe boys High School ia
place Of Prof. ~ 4. WILEY, resigned, fn
order to report their action to lie School
Board at the regllat maeGiHg this even
ing. DR.. Grimshaw, chairman, and
Messrs. Conrad Kyne, Baugh ana
Fuekel were present.
The members of the Committee were
decidedly la favnro OF prof. T. N. wiz
liams, Of SsafOrdI but as that genllem an
did not make SpHlieAtlon or enter The
competitive examination they did not
feel jusui6ed In loEerlng him the posi-.
tiof. OF those who participated 10 lhs
examination Mr.. Oballes ID. Raine, OF
|. .BrIdgetou, New Jsrsey, and a hr.
Harris, also OF New Jersey, most favor
ably impressed the committee, and the
former was selected.
Mr.. Raine 10 about 81 years OF ego,
and is now Principal OF the High and
dCammht 0cnoOa " brluGet0n. do' re-
ceiYed his educabisn In the common
schools Of the State, aud has bean q
close and persistent student, a. rs tvi-
denced By his possession Of pernlaueB ut
certificate from the New Jersey State
Board Of Education. He is well recon
mended and made very favorable im-
preston upon thh committee during his
examination. Mr.. Raine is not alto
gether unknown in Wilmineton, as he
10 9 btother-in-iaw Of John r. Roblnso d,
Of No. 0O7 French street. He 10 said 70
be . vocalist OF RIO mean order.
The Teachers Committee also de.
clded 10 tranfer Miss Maggie Nc
Donald from her preaent position Ia
schSol No. z to 9 similar one in No. ID
Miss Sallie JoDeA was transferred from
mo. 10 MOI aud Miss Mitchell q.
given a permanent position Id Mlas
| Jones's place. s7,, ~ H#
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
Entarelx ssTMo Than.s

Somebody writing from Mlddletown
to the Wilmington Moraing NeiOs com
plains that persons who want TO pay
their taxes cannot find the collector for
this huHdred. Those anxious taxables
certainly cannot have searched very
diligently for the collector. He has been
In Middletown almost daily for the past
two or three monLhs, and . few weeks
ago gave notice by posters and Ia tho
Transcript, fixing time and place for
meeting the tax payers of the huadred
and receiving their taxes. Days were
assigned for Midaletown, Odessa, Port
Penn, Summit Bridge and Mt. Pleasant.
Where were those anxious tax payers
then? This everlasting complaint OF ou r
Republican friends that they cannot find
q tar collector when they want one is
too thin. II we could make people out
side Of this State believe that We had to
run around for days and days hunting
for Atax collector we could secure more
Immigrants for Delaware than we could
find room for.--TRANsCRIPT.