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POLICE POINTS.

The followinais the police report of bus
mess transacted in that department for
the Dresent month
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THE rauE RELIEF.

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FRIENDS.

Mr.. Mylo Lee and Mr.. Harper became
interested in the matter as il was related
to them, and determined that they would
ascertain why the keeper had acted ia such
peculiar manner. They were not aware
that any law of the association precluded
the burial of colored people or necessitated
the burial of such people in any prescribed
OF particular locality, and such proved to
be the correct impression.
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FOR RENT.

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up with water hydrants and complete drainage, and
has large hreproof vault; the building is suitable
for business or dwelling. Apply to v. Warren,
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ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding i've lines will be
inserted in this column for TWENTY-FIVE cent.
week, payable invariably in advance.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
p FROM YESTERDAY
UHt LDnEN,s DAY.
Exercises AZ 1 race and Asbury NJ. L.
.N- Chmrnhaa.


Exercises az tEracs and Asbury NJ. f..
Churches.
After the regular exercises of the Grace
M. 4. Sunday school yesterday afternoon,
what Is known in the Methodist churches
as Children's dhy was noticed by two ad-
dresses 10 the scholars. The first was by
the pastor, Rev. George W. Miller, OF. the
subiectof "Suchess, !" and the other general
or miscellaneous talk Of advice by William
Hagany, former resident of Wilmington,
but now living|in Philadelphia. number
of members DC the congregation were
present and much interest was shown IN the
proceedings.
Upon the conclusion the regular Sunday
school services Rt the Asbury Church yester-
day, the scholars were taken, by classes,
into the church room proper. The super
intendent, Asbhry Burke, made brief ad-
dress, which wis followed with singing by
the school, Revs Vaughn Smith and
Charles Hill, and W. w. Sharpe, and H..
Ferguson also spoke to the children. Miss
Annie Geen, Ny request, sang "I'm the
Child of the King" and the school gave
several Of their selections. In the evening
Rev. Vaughn Smith delivered stirring ad-
dress on temperance, taking for his text
"Throne of Inlquity," words found in the
9th Psalm. lie spoke to a large congrega-
tion and dealt IN strong points and forcible
assertions. I'M discussing the use of liquor
he incidentally used the names of President
Arthur and Senator Bayard as being indi-
rectly the advocates of strong drink.
At Scott NJ. II. Church there was a fine
display Of iowtrs in boquets, wreaths and
other designs. In the morning there was
singing by the school, responsive readings
and an address on Education" by Rev. T.
r. Creamer. Suitable services were also
held in the AFTERNOON and evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
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"A SllarD Dodge,

A well-knoWn character about town went
into clothing store under the shadow Of
the City Hall Today and purchased suit of
clothes, giving in payment his personal
check for the amount. When the check
was taken to bank 1t was dishonored on
account of '1no funds" and the clothing
man had warrant issued for the arrest Of
his customer bn the charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses The vic
timized dealer would not talk of the matter
except to say lie had mo news to give" and
all the salesman in the establishment were
in profound ignorance of the entire transac-
ton, especially when interrogated by re-
porters
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
rAoM YesTsss:: ;,;
THE TR0UBLEIN

- IDLE IN EGYPT
now the Riot st.r,a,
the srs.. a. Fair aoin,-Ia,sa.'%. ,s.%1l'apss pssD,
Associated Press dl,n,,., y
LONDON, June i2.-Adr' 70 the Gazette,
ala auuila late last night stata tH',ses :, from A..
dise'' Fes somlneneed simultana,na.t ,at The dlstuS
nlnerant points, The ohioeously at M H
w great measure onrg 5'vs Of the rio,1
,e,a'e9' rsa,,na,, 4 regiment Of y oo well Asa
rcinsorno me o. 81 Infantry have BEEN pHValry and
kuMoRs OF MURDER n,.a
LONDON, June IA ,"tOlrED
A,ssanarla nv ,ho 70 Rltter's Teleors,np f
neer O The British ma,.of G'a ,r O The ttII
NOT generally credited. The Th-mar wa, superb N
streets have been doubled pa'rols on MI
:, Inc correspondent Of Rr,.
company at Cairo tclegranbs bssr ,sr. : leleranI
ing Of the military leader nN I, mat at a mea
petition TO the Khediye 10 ahS, Sas decided n
,eSeu nsseao,o tnat II he lid not he % wo,, i,lNa
~ AZ 10 Iutn0fe0 that A. "du Ri
and artillery WIN not loin r,a, an, the cavslr
against the Khediye. The ~ \ cOnspne|
sspondent at Berlin saws It il cra a""' com,
mgl at the suggestion Of Fra"ipoe Fra"i"sed setta
conference on the Egyptian uups,!oD rsg % aCd
and not at Constantinople. s"''0on at tPla
sIxTY-sEvEN EuRopE,xs
Associated Press dispatch 10 ,,"n' ,",lLEO'
ALEXANDRIA, EeYpT, june %,'l,'' ~ =
excitement continues TO-DAY az a15-Gia
shops are closed. The official raa aau al
mot gives number of Europeans Rgis Eiisa . !.
ON WHOM BLAME LiEs
Associated Press dlsnatch II, a.
LONDON, June 1a.-The adm,,',at.
received dispatches confirming H. ais
the murder Of the engineer ~ M NJ 'y"1
The lighting at Alexandria, excer, i, Sueib,
crate attack upon the consul. Natllt
ceeding 10 the residence Of n, 'otu c pro-
seems to have been confined d sv'enof
Leyantlnes. No English residcn,g '@ Nv. ahd e
to have been wounded. sPflt
The Times cOrrespondpnt Al a.,
the responsibility for the riots n,nn va"O " WI
Pacha Dervisch. The Pacha haA ps~ ,u%aa' ala
him to resign and there seemed Vu",l0l' !" w
alternative but submission or dpa,n.s
since the riots broke out Deryisrh Il
has had 10 appeal to Arab pacIn !,
manding the only available force to NJ
| order.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
The Gallagher Inquest.

The result df the jury in the Gallagher
case gives general satisfaction, and while the
matter still Leaves much in doubt concern
ing the presence of bricks with the body, it
removes all suspicion of foul play. The
absence of the New Jersey men who found
the body, after they had promised to be
present to-day, tends much to dispel the
brick story told by them. As will Gc seen
in our first edition, no testimony whatever
was brought out concerning bricks, and all
the witnesses swear to the same thing-that
there were neither bricks nor cord in the
sailboat such as were said to have been
found Oh the body.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Philadelphia Markets.


FHILADELPHIA. June 12.--Flour. dull barley
steady superhne, s3.O0a3T6 extra, $I.0Oa4 rs
Penna. family S5gOa60 90
Rye flour, $4.37a4jU.
wheat, quiet, steady Penna. red, ~. .42al .43
., Corn, steady for local use steamer, S316a
s'41se: yellow, yi, Si19aS61a mixed s4aS5c.; No
Oats, dull and lower: No. / white, 65:
Ne no: &c, 90 68ae315; No. 8 do. oaao216; No.
Rye, dull, 90
PROVISIONS, trm; mess pork, $21 beef hams
S24a26; India mess beef S31, ,6Jas2 00 . hacnn
smoked smoked shoulders, loc salt do, e1a91Sc.;
Lard, firm; city Kettle ialIsiaiS lSeiGs, I9oso
butchers, NJ; prime steam sl1.s7.
hutter, hrmer, with good inquiry for choice
rolls, nominal no choice hero.
22a2215.S : SN'1'i
Cheese, quiet but firm; New York full cream
nh52 Western full cream lOal2 do fair IA
good 954lo Penna. half skins 51aae11 Penna'
Petroleum, dull refined, ".
Whisky, Sill, 20
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
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The ARMY Bill.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to theGapttsl
WAsHINGToN, June l2.--ln the Hous
to-day Mr.. Butterworth Of Ohio, from d
Committee ON Appropriations,reFFea hsl
upon the Army Appropriation li with U
Senate amendments. Among amendment
on which the House Committee nyomneH
non-eoncurrence was the one making aTH
retirement compulsory at the age Of d !
stead Of 81, as provided by the House y
Some discussion followed during Why
Mr.. MeCook, In reply to statement o.
Butterworth, declared that General Sh
man had never said that the age Of y v
the necessary age. The Senate amendne
was finally agreed to--yeas, lUl nays
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13

Had tfI.uplx -

[Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
LYNcHBuRG, VA, June l2.--Information
has reached here of distressing accident in
Bedford county yesterday. While Nathan
T. Luck, a prominent farmer was driving to
church with hill wife and daughters the horses
took fright, ran away, overturned the vehicle
and precipitated the occupants to the
ground 0neof the Misses Luck was killed
outright and the other seriously injured
Mrs. Lucl MaN severely bruised.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13

CITY ITEMS.

It is Just three days before the Union Sunday
School eArnFFIpn 10 Andalusia ON the Steamer
Thomas ~ tr. Loat leaves foot of Fourth
street
Don't forget the Union Sunday School excur-
sion 10 Andalus.l on the fast and eommodious
steamer Thomas Clyde Thursday. June 18th
Awnings awnings! made and repaired ut
Gnrdner's. Sixth aud Shipley streets
Sutterlry 81 20. Photographers 30g Mark ket at
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Delaw are and Chesapea X e.

The officials pf the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company met at 0 ford to-day to take
formal possession Of tie Delaware 4 Chesa-
pealte railroad. The corporation, which
nov owns all Of our Peninsula railroads,
propose making Oxford their principal ex-
cursinn point They have planted large
grove Of rapid growing shade trees near their
pier at the terminus of the Delaware K
Chesapeake road ON the outskirts of Oxford.
and are about erecting a large pavilion for
eXcursionists
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
REPalMrEp FRoM yesTERDAY
4 pRlzrTronTRR,s PERIL.

ARRESTED and Hsld Under BAH For In
stramsntaiisy In n Brniser's Death.
tAssociated Press dispatch to the 0azetts.l
PHtLADKLPHiA, June 12.--on Saturday
morning june 5 q prize fight took place In
The suburbs between William Trappe,
grocer, and William Murphy, peddler, the
stakes being $50 side. 1t is alleged that
the encounter came to close by Murphy
knocking TFappe down, and the latter strik
ing his head against stone and becoming
unconscious. After medical treatment
Trappe appears 20 have recovered, but on
Tuesday last he fell on the pavement and
hurt his head again. He was treated at the
Pennsylvania Hospital, but died there on
Saturday evening. Mnrphy was arrested
this morning and held to await the action OF
the Coroner
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
A o.. owned NInn Found.

INptciNI dispaIth % the HHlttte.
SEAFoRD, DEL, June 12-On Friday last
The body Of Captain William Cnnley, who
was accidentally drowned in the Chesapeake
hay last February, was found in the Chop
tank river, near Cambridge, Md The body
was brought 10 Seaford on Saturday, on the
Dorchester ,S'Delaware railroad. and from
thence was taken TO Sharptown, per steamer,
for tntcrmpnt
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Iypen,akers strike.

rAssociatcd Press dispatch to the tiaifllf'l
NEW York, June l2.-About % men y
ployed In conner's type foundry and . lgll gl
ber of rubbers employed by the urn o. y
mar, Little & Co, also type ioundeF'' "
work this morning These men are on ~ \
work and average about sl5 per week Y
Casters and '.tressers, and 81 toSlliea
"rubbers." They demand an increase y
per cent. Mr.. Conner said he had olfa
the men employed in the casting and dIss 4,
ing departments 10 per cent, but lls NJ. Y.
refused. The rubbrrs he cared nsna ~
about. He intended TO fill the stAa
places with girls.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Some ShOers Resume,

Associated Press dispatch to thu GarpItel
NEW YORK, June IL The horse shes
who ON Saturday last were commanded \
the union TO quit work, resumed h ID
morning on the Second and Tenth ayeni
car stables, matters having been anang.
satisfactorily. No additional cOnrexoI
were reported this morning and boh silt
maintain their positions with determine
tioD.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Live StncL nEnu,.a.a-

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
STOCK YARDS, WEST PHILADELPHIA, June 70
Ga.tie "a % marSet duh sales, 1900; prime, 9ila
fat cows, 4Aa7A. Sheep market dull
sales la,oOo prime, 6aeN good. ba5N
,nehu medlam, aAa4A common, y4a4 culls, 3a3lZ
active; sales s,2OO; prime, ll15aifk; good
liNailhi medium, lOlali eos1
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
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a Wes,ern IFira

tAa~orlated Press dispatch 10 the Gazette.
ST JOSEPH. Mo-, June IA fire ycster-
day attcrno9n destroyed seven business
houses in hetawn Of Osborn; on the Han
nbal " 1t. Joseph railroad, The loss is
about 4u,0h0, insurance, So5,a0O. The
principal loser is Joseph TruaX whose stock
and store were valued Mt $50 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13

GOlDftlFfpifprS.

tAssoelated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Secretary Chan
dler leaves here to-day to visit Concord and
Boston. he'Treasury Department has been
informed of the arrest at Humboldt, Tenn,
Of Edward s S'Peddicast, with large amount
OF counterfeit money and eounterieiting
material in his possession
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
weyl,s caae Poatponed.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
PHILADELHHIA, June 12-The libel suit
of Detective Weyl against Charles Emory
Smith Of the Press. was to-day postponed
until September, the judge stating that
owing TO the crowded condition of the
docket there would not be sufficient time to
finish the case this term.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13

Gard of Than Ks.

hereby return my sincere thanks to
those of my IrenGs and the members of the
Democratic party in New Castle county who.
by their efforts and votes, aided me in oh.
tanning the nomination for the Office of
Coroner ON the Democratic ticket at the
election On Saturday. FRANK L. SMITH.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
stranr,,s Swollen.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 12.-Saturd ay .
storm did great damage to growing crops.
The streams are all swollen and several
washouts on railroads are reported. Three
and half inches of rain in - hours, ending
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, was the
fall
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
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HEAVY Fire V.Oas

fAss0ciated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
WARRES, ME. June l2.-The loss by the
burning OF Erwin Smiths shoe factory on
Saturday night is estimated at $50. 600.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
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striking Rallroad Men.

lNp'VFHI uEhVHtuIl ~ 0TIO V"'FtFV'I
PRRRYvILLR, Mp, June f2.-This morn.
ing about so men employed by the r, w. u
b. railroad In this place struck against
reduction of wages. The strikers include
a number of section hands and gravel train
men, and they say they Will not resume
work unless at the old figures.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
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EXCITEMENT IN COHOtS.
Threats to XIII Five Weavers Who n,
Gone to Work.

bohe 10 WORK,
Associated Press Dispatch 10 the ti,,pt,,
CoHoEs, n. ", June II. Five ws,,I
went to work in the Harmony mills hS'
under the 10 per cent reduction ~
excitement prevails. Three thouWJ
strikers are gathered about the mill N,
and threats are made to kill the ,prsis'
The entire police force has been mi ,
guard.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
FL lgine on. the Track.

Engine NJ. 4, drawing the New Castle
extra ran oil the track on Water street,
between French and King. One Of the
wheels struck Il stone which had been tori
up by Il passing cart. A delay Of n short
time occurred. No damage Of any account
was done.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
A ri-a in MADAM.

GAssoeiated Press dispatch to the Gazette
BosToH, June IA large four-story
brick building on Wareham street, occupied
on first and second floors by Cummings q
Kenny for storing. hard and dry lumber,
on the third floor BY j. l.. Brown, carpen-
ter, and on the fourth floor by Sanger q
Rice, fancy cabinet makers, was destroyed
By tire this morning, together with contents.
Loss S06 600. Some buildings adjoining
area ALSO badly damaged.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
neserye1l Ilnte

Associated Press dispatch 10 the Gazette
CHARLESTON, s. G., June 12.-John
Johnston, colored, who outraged Miss
O'D0nnell at Rocklfill. Yesterday. was
lynehrd this morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13

Pollard's celebrated Maryland Jubilee
Singers at The Opera House tonight will
undoubtedly give a good concert There
should be good music, as the music prom
ised i The best Of its kind.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
WtlsoSs
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
el6 KING STREET.
Connected with Telephone Exchange.
Call ---- -~e~
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
j. A. WILSON,
6-i2-i2-I4 FUNERAL DiREcToR.
Tllh ltAIl.IsOAps.
A Local Time Fable with the --latest
Corrections.
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Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILADELpHIA--2.0O#- #-2. .5Ot-5.25
--SlU+-S.l5--p.UOt-9.4 4et-g.54t--l0.30 .30--lI.b3 u.
m;-l2O0t .bS-2 3Ot-4.O0-
5l7A-5.3Ot-6.l0 6.l0-8.Ss*-T.2l .2l-T. .30H-9. .56Npm.--
NEW YoRK 2.O0#-22s#-s. .SO-7. .2b-9.6a-
II. .b3 a. m;-12.3S-l. .53-5lT* .3sA--T. - y. m.
BALTIMoRE-l.o .o5s-l. .42a-4. Sls-s.o6s--9
n;--l2.Jl--lU0-l .09-6O -6O0-6.6T-1l.0a# p. IN.
WAsHINaToN--l. M-4.5lA-SO5-91T q. m:
O-1.O9-5.57-l1.04# p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
1.05%--e.l7 u. m;-l.O0-000 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
+ DELAWARE RAILRoAD-e. .00#--e.10 q. m;--l.06
-3.0O#--6. .5t y. IN. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON s. NORTHERN RAiLRoAD-7.65 a.
m;-2.b0-5.00-6.25 y. IN. On Sunday for
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-lO.3 80 a. IN;
$50 p. IN. No Sunday trains
TRAINS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
s.02k-9. .l2-9O6-l0.10 .49-l1.b8 a.m;-l26O
u. .O7 -230 "a. .61- 4.35- 4.55- 8. .40--5 b3-6 20
-6.4s-7.35t-7. 55--g. g.60-1O.5s p. m.
NEW YoRK--l -l.32s-4.4T#-S.O2t-9.l2 q. ms
IL. 2.5O-1.O7-4.55--64SA--l0 p. IN.
RALTIMoRE-l. .5l#-2 l3s-a. .49--9.5+-II43 a.
3d.. .50-6.1l l+-6.3o#--7.34 n In.
WASHINGTON N-l.5l#-2.13--ll43 Asa. m;-I2.36
ll#-6.3O#-T.24-9.49# p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE ERAtLRoAD-S. 500. .15#a m;-1205
-5.U5A-3.U5 p. III. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGToN 4 NORTHERN RAILRoAD-6.45-
6.+O-ll. ~ Il. m;-5.3I p. III. On Sunday from
Coatesyille ut B.45.
DELAwARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-800a q. nj
2l5 p. N. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEPor-
12.3U#-3.5 3.55#-6.30-7.20 .20#-S00-S2 2l-6.35t--l0.1o ID
--1lO5-l1.5O a. m;-l2.23-l. .32t--1 .32-3.l6-
4.02- 43l- 500 30 5.55- 605t - $40 s. .3s#
-10.00-l1.32# D. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON .3O-S. 90
lob a. 3O-3.1O-4.3o-b.l5 p. IN.
NEW O.0o-ll.4e a. m.-4.4p-
$40 p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunuay only. .-.
AS-fhe black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Many Pnnnln nrn,vnah.
rAssoclated Press tiIsnntch Il

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the GSzette.l
LONDON, June IA disastrous flood
has occurred at Versecz, owing to thesudden
rise in the river. A number Of houses and
two bridges were washed away, and IL
children and several adults were drowned.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Beer Garden Imnro, emen,

Mrs. Jehn Manz has retitted her beer
garden at Ninth and Walnut streets with
new tables, a fountain and everything to
make it pleasant for those having few
minutes to spend of an evening
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
Another "MiII.r

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.
NEW YoRK, June IA fight for $500
between Benny Greene Of Providence, and
Jim Murry Of this city, took place this
morning near Fort Hamilton. Greene was
knocked out of time in the twenty-second
rOunu
The daily gazette., 1882-06-13
STAR RO UTE TRIALS
Continued To-day and Several Wllne.
Examined,

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gnuat,
WAsHlNGToN, June l2.--In the StrRal
trial to-day the prosecution recalled And
Wilson, and he was sharply cross-eyamnd
by the defence. Other witnesses asO I'D
fled. The Attorney-General was present
court,