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The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
DEATHS LAST WEEK.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE RE0I6-
THAR FOR THE WEEK EHDiAa APRIL
18th.

0FFICIAL REPORT OF THE REoTS-
TRAR FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL
18th.
Registrar Frazer makes the following
official report f.r the week endlng Sat
urday noon, April 18th, 1882:
Total deaths reported IS; classified as
follows: Born In the United States, "a;
foreignborn. 1;lnnles 12femalts, 1S;whlta
10blae ks o; under year Of age, sIx; from
1 to 8 years, three; from 70 10, three;
10 10 20. three; 90 10 10, three; 40 to 80,
three; so 10 60, one; 90 70 10, oae; 10
to 80, two; adults, ii; minors, Ia; died
at the almshouse. two; Coroner's cases,
two; brought here for intermsnt, four;
cent away, five.
Causes Of death: Consumption, six;
congestion OF brain two: natural causes,
two; cirrhosIs, cancer, catarFb, cholera,
infantum, general debility, hemorrhage,
Indigestion, pleura-pneumonia, intiaTn-
nation OF stomach, marssmus, menin-
gifts, malarlal fever, pephrits1, ANAL
pox and whooping cough, one each.
Deaths by wards: First ward, three;
Second, two; Third, three; Fourth, two
Fifth, one; sixth, one; Seventh, two;
Eighth, seven, Ninth, two; Tenth, one;
Eleventh, one; total, 25; total for the
corresponding week Of last year, 25.
Births: whites, males. 10; females,
nine; total, 10; blacks, female, one;
total, 20. By wards: First ward, two;
Second one; Third, one, Fourth two,
Eighth two, Ninth one, Tenth two,
total 20.
During the week eight marriages were
presented for record.
E. B. FRAZER. Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
SECOND EDITION
DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.

PEORIA, ILL.,, April 10, 1882.
Oscar Fufst's Klckapoo dIstillery was
destroyed by FIRE this afternoon. Loss
$1,000; insurance, $50, 900. All the cat
tie were saved.
CRIsFIELD, Md, April 16, 1882.
Ad'sastrous fire broke out here about
four O'Clock this morning In the general
merchandise store of James Booth. The
flames spread rapidly along Main street,
and by seven O'Clock this morning one
third OF the business section of the town
was destroyed. The fire was then ex-
tinguished. Seventeen stores and dwell
llngs In all were destroyed. The loss
Is about $4,000, upon which is par
tial insurance. Ths following Is the list
of those burned out:--E. ]. Oprer, ba-
kerry, L. d. Sturgis, restaurant, Thomss
Hemmingswsy, dwelling, 5. J. Carey,
dwelling, William Leach, dwelling, A.
s. Worley, silversmlth, J. Booth, gener-
al merchandise, United States Custom
House, D.. W. Morgan, shoe store and
dwelling, Il. E. P. Dennis, store and
dwelling, j. w. Milligan, hardware store
and dwelling, the Wilson Hcuse, Will
liam IN. Sterling, silversmith, George
Sortorius, silversmith, G. T. Atkinson,
drug store, William R.. Jennig, merchant
tailor, Thomas w. Dougherty, general
merchandise. The buildings were all
burned to the ground and very little Of
their contents saved. The origin Of the
fire 10 believed to have been incendiary,
aud James Booth in whose store the
flames originated, has been arrested
upon charge OF arson.
GREENFIELD, Mass, April 10, 1882.
An unoccupied building at Deertield
Mass, formerly used as mandatory
but latterly owned by Wiley 81 Russell
was burned this afternoon. The fire
spread to row of tenements across the
street aud three Of them were destroyed
eight families being burned out. The
less on the factory is $1,000 insurance
$700. The loss on the tenements Il
| S., 900; insurance, $500.
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Killed hY WhinkaX.

HoRNELLsvILLE, N. Y, April IS, 'S2.
The curse ofin' emperance was forcibly
Illustrated In the death of Eli Garter last
night. He was q farmer. twenty-five years
OF age, with q wife an three children,
and had but recently taken possession OF
q small farm In which he had invested
his ali, Yesterday he drove to Hornells-
vile with load of bark, and after hav-
ing sold 1t procsAded, in company with
his hired man, Ira Dickinson, to ysit
numerous drinking places where they
lmbibed freely of whiskey. Carter soon
became very much Intoxicated ana was
dumped into his wagon aud covered oyer
with q horse blanket, while Dickinson,
who WIS comparatively sober, preceed-
ed to drive home. NotoIng unusual was
noticed in Carter's condition till the wa
Qon " as within a short distance OF his
widowed mothers farmhouse when
Dicklnson was startled by his hard
breathing and groans. He at Quo raised
| the suff sIing mans head and held IL on
his knee till the house was reached when
he called for assistance. The mother res.
| D ,nded but only to see her son gasp ano
tall Gead from the effects OF wDiskty
/ Coroner ParkhllI was summoned ano
assisted In post mortem examinado0
| which established the fact that death had
been caused by drink.
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LOCAL LINES.

Strawberries arrived In Market.
The paper hangers are busy.
A new time table will son go Into
effect on the P. w. 6 B. Il. r.
Pure maple sugar at 90 ct. store.
There was baptism of colored per-
sons 10 the Brandywine yesterday noon /,
near the slave mill property.
No police cases this morning.
Rev. George w. Miller, pastor of
Grace M. X. Church, preached sermon
on eThe Liquor Problem" In Grace
Church last evening.
A magnificent aurora borealis could
b sesn in the northern heavens last
evening.
The condition of Mr.. Obsrlln, who
was shot by William Hamilton at
Newport on Friday night, 10 still lying
In the almshouse In Ve.y critical con-
diLion. A detail of the shooting was
given In the GAZETTE on Saturday.
The first annual bal of the Neptune
Clab takes place In Institute Hall on
Friday night.
The FlTst Regiment Band OF this city
visited Chester on saturday evening and
attended q fair for the benefit of OSlss-
| by Band Of that city.
The adjourned Easter services Of tht
Household OF Faith Church took placi
yesterday,
Wanted-A perfect copy Of the DAILl
GAZETTE Of April % b 1881. Five cent
will be paid fer u at this office,
Bird cages have come at 90 ct, store
Copies of the DAILY GAZETTE OF th'
following dates, are wanted at In
GAZETTE Office: July 8, 1881; Aug.
ls, 1881; septic nber, 70, 1881
Five cents will be given for q peffac
copy OF each date,
The trestle work for the Brandywln
extension has been Q. ected on that por
, tiOn of the route running ihToug
Grubb's coal yard. The timbers ar
also ready to build The treslls through
, the Jstsup and Moore Paper Compan y
store house yard.
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onr uoolsl and sa,ir.Io contemnOrary

Our social and sa'irtiC contemporary,
Quiz. prints a poem by Miss Hatrisou u
sntitied aC'est Pamant qul parle." This
Is bad, IL should be "O'est ramoureux
oui parlo." The difference 10 cunsider-
abls.
Gon. Gordon, who has made q great
dFal OF money out Of railroads sluee ne
re.iOued his seat in the United State
Senate, is going TO Europe on business
connected with developments OF land in
Southern states.
James Fl Lick bequeathed nearly all
his estate of $1,000 900 I'd various CAN
fornia public benefits. That was six
years ago. Not dollar OF the money
hss been paid, add THEFT ustees are no "
oDsnly accused of needless delay In order
| to continus their salaries.
Queen Sophie of Naples, the heroine
of HAsta, 10 rs accomplished q horse
y wcman Is her sisteI, the Empress o.
Austria. She passed all ] st winter a
i PARIS breaking no sts and PONIES at thu
Hlppodrome, which y a. cl5sed aga ns
the public for the season.
An Omaha girl, intent on suicide, tlet
enc end Of long rope to b ,r waist an
the other 70 the bridge from which sht
droDped into the river. h H,r idea was {,
prevent her body from being LIST; blu
the rome served her more VI luabIe puT
pose OF saying her life, 20 amaa haulei
| hss up by IL.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

EHE hrst round between Mahone
Massey is over, and Mahons scores
Pack eye extending from the Tip OF
toes to the roots Of his hair on the
iatrlcting question, 20 that 1t is by
means as certain % 1t was that
~ Of VirRinia's ten COngressmen
train with the Administration
fty" undsr the banner which bears
strange device, "Liherty and
|liOn-Your Money or Yonr Life. /"
|al bad begins, but worse remains
flnd, for the ex pArson has = vIgor
command Of the Engliah language
will hsy little Tag" alive when
meet on the stump. Il il nov in
III lor lhe reputable Republican
ans, inasmuch as the gerrymander
Jailed, to point out to Nahone the
e.-Rsrld.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
CaraanaI sEeUAbc. ,
RoME. April 16. 1899.


Crowds OF British and American
Catholics and members of the relig-
ious orders assembled ct four O'Clock
this afternoon In the Church of Santa
Sabina to witness Cardinal McCabe
take possession of his titular church.
The Cardinal arrived and was saluted
By q brass band. He walked up the
nave, preceded by English, Irish and
French Dominicans, to which Order
the church belongs. After adoring
the holy sacrament and generating
the relics the Cardinal seated himself
on 0 throne and heard the apostolic
pronotary read the Latin bull:of inves-
titure. His Eminence replied In Eng
lish, saying that he WAS grateful fOI
the honor conferred upon him. He
lauded the Dominican Order and al
luded to Treland's secular devotion
and her continued fidelity to the
Catholic Church. He noticed as q
touching circumstance that his present
titular church had been erected by
Pope Oeleatin l., who sent st. Patrick
to Christianizs Ireland. Fathel
Rianchi, General of the Dominicans
returned thanks, congratulaling Ire
land and his Order on the nomination
After the "Te Deum" had beel
chanted the Cardinal gave the bene
| diction.
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Ehercased Average.

Tie April report Of the Department oi
Agricultural shows an increase of per
cent, or nearly 100000 acres, In the
acreage Of winter wheat, The condl-
tion of winter wheat is high throughout
the Wet lOhio alone reporting below
1OO), in the Cotton States, and in Della
ware, Maryland and Virginia. In New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jels,y, and
Ohio, the condition Is from to Is pei
cent. below the average. In Ponnsyl-
yanla it is per cent below.
The number of gallons of distilled
spirits, not made of fruit produced in th'
United States since 1868, ID upwards o
1000, 100000, and the total amount o
tax collected from sill distilled spirit
siuce that year is nearly 1886, 600, 900
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
CeI1taaon An . TnnneH

An east-bound freight train Of thirty
cars separated while passing through the
HoosAc Tunnel before one O'Clock yes
terday morning. The forward part was
overtaken and run into by the rear sec
tion, after 1t had slowed up, near the
sAiddle OF the tunnel. Five cars were
thrown from the track, and two Of them
ladened with -four aud peas, were demol-
iAhed, and their contents ruined. 1t
took ZEN hours to clear away the wreck,
and make way for other trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

w citizens Of Wilmington have
h,d several years Of Democratic
EIuIstration. They have lived long
Iuoh updsr Democracy 10 get Q fair
II Oi II. We shall see In Jane
sslhsr they like IL. Every voter
Iuld sxamiuo the results OF Demo.
M rule and SEQ whether they are
suable enough to sit down C0Rtent
/ three years nors.-AorninG NsiOs.
fhs city Of Wilmington has not had
hood and economical government
Twenty-Five years as during the
\ three gears. Taking all things
j consideration tho people are
b satahed with the result Of this
nOcrsliC work. The people should
/ at the improvements Of the city
Der Democratic rule. II they are
/ TO their own interests they will
condemn the party that has made
city far better than It ever was;
given thsm an executive adminis-
sisu also that will recommend itself
comparison with those that have
csdsd 1t. Mayor Almond will 90
dOiice with as good q record "a
ever made by any Executive,
kls II will show that his admins
biOu has returned more money for
Psints the city treasury than any that
cedsd it.
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only One Dollar

Pers ons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to iRvest
their money safely and at a good rate
of interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares in the "Excelsior
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. E. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 7i3 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mar3l-eodlm
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
The Eauine E.araaox.

A novel exhibition, consisting If six
teen educated hoEses, will com Dence in
the Opera House, this evening, aud con-
tinued every evening during the wsek,
with q mAtlnse on Wedne sday aud Sat
urday afternoons. This exhibition Is
worthy the attention of everyone, as II
far surpasses anything Of the kind ever
seen In this city. 1t 10 perfect wonder
as to how . dumb animal, especially .
hore, can be educated. During an ex-
hibltion Of three weeks IN Horticultural
Hall, Philadelphia, each performance
was greeted with crowded house.
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mr. sracveagh ON Another Subject.

The Pennsylvania reformer who Was
President Garfield's Attorney General,
and hu rled away FROM the Cabinet with
out completing some important Work
that he began and was asked to finish,
mas been freeing his mind about the re-
publican party TO local civil service re-
form association. For Mr.. MacVeagn TO
charge any political party With accepting
as principles the vices OF some OF lts
placemen Is about as sensible as 10 enarge
q family with enjoying bad food and dirty
rooms, when the trouble really is that
they have been unfortunate or unwlse
when selecting q servant. But Mr.. Mac
Veaeh's opinion on this subject Is OF very
little consequence to the country. What
the people want to know from him is his
reason for running away from his duty
in the altar route cases q few mont hs
aRo.-N. 7. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

SO n people prefer to purchase nedi-
cines In the dry state so thai they can see
for themselves that they are purely vege=
table. Others have not the time or de-
slFe TO prepare the medicines, and wish
II already TO uas.
To accommodate each GLASS tho pro-
pFietors OF Kidney Wort nov offer that
wsll-kuown remedy In both Liquid aud
dry forms.
Sold BY druggists yerywhere.-T Truth
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sheu1a ne mseppea.

Despite the Beties Of the Executive
ofhoeFs Of the Board Of Health for the
Eastern District Of the city; O number OF
these engaged In the Gsh business on
King street below Second, arc violating
the city ordinance, and also the OFdi-
nenoe passed for the benent Of the Boar a
Of Health.
For some time past several of those
enRsged in selling ash, have been In the
ha0ss OF Clsanlng them for their custo-
meIss and depcsiting the refuse matter
In barrels. On Saturday lat, By somo
meAnss the contents OF some Of the bar
rsis we're emptted tho the strset, and
were allowed to remain thers, producing
o very unpleasant odoF. The residents
Board OF Health and also the Clerk OF
the market that she practice 10 not stop
ped. IL would be we'll for the Executii Q
oftosr 10 look alter she matter.
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pa One Dollar Well spent Dia.

aM One Dollar Well Spent Dtd,
~ March 18th the l42d Grand Monthly
ISTios N oI Inc Louisiana state Lottery
,olh,aI p,sce as u AWAY . does en- the day
+ assa, Ds y A under the sole supervision Of
=. beauregard, OF La. and Ju-
S,ts,aSS Sasiy OF va. Then eIl0,0c0 was
n ass, BROADCAST through the land.
Svn n'Is aplLal was sold In halves, and
uoi nn ucket No. 75.4li-one-haif 10
= In mol. q Qaitnian, Nodaway Co.
oiami my iuan osner 10 Mr., Eugene o, PhIIpot,
n a. 'heMt young merchant or Savan.
N M tne second capital; Si0,eO also
s1sHonnss ~ nsiVes and drawn by ticket No.
Emnne; M coS1ae half to n lucky Boatonian.
IL ns'sai " through Yanee's express
aihss ihssshohshlre hlre street, RoatOn, Mass:
IA paalI nelI col ected through Darraa Il
zses.n ahers, ~. Louis. Mich for Jno.
Daira,na ah1 Albert Nagel of Sig Lakes.
n ioa oIso Co., Mich. The third caDIfai
ket to NJ daod s9ld In halves and drawn hv
n , na,.j- o9sj-one-half 10 john BurreIi.
han ~ ssSonshlre so st., Boston, Mass. the
In san,l =. Palmer. No. as Sixth
Apilal nrs ielk city. The two fourth
klyeS ~ i1es NJ OF $3.50 each were aOtd IN
Grnst No. No'. y 3 anl 2I.l05-lO Edw,
J.. no. II Mulberry Place, Newark
|8ronyh y, LsYl Alden, and coileeted
Ia 'ams oa,e Bank OF Madi son. Wa. n
O. Kpoeil NO. 12i Eigh b al. I,ol,ic
Ork ciiy'' anu Geo. II. Count or New
flll laks nj, Lne next drawing (the l4a.h
ling vii phtsce NAV 9Th, of which eyerv,
aup6in ~ told on application 10 N. K
TthappyT TS~ ons orleans. La. Who Is tn,
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Extending Dr. Lam.on's Respite.

LONDON, April 16.-Dr. Lamson,
sentenced TO death for the murder Of
his brother-in-law, has had his respite
extended to the 28th of. April. The
Home Secretary, in the letter informs
ing him of the extension of his respite,
warns him that at that time the capi-
tai sentence will then be carried into
effect, unless some very improbable
event shoEld occur to warrant a stay
of execution or better evidence than
has heretofore been offered shall be
adduoed to support q Communication.
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aaan.r 70 Phflnaalnhin.

DuPons Post, Nc. 2, q. A. R., OF this
atty will Peg . erlendly Tisit 60 ths
mo be. Poet, Gen. Winfield Bcttt p. ct,
No. ia, this evening. The Post will ava
this city accompanied BY the Firss kegi-
ment Hand, ON the 6.lB .. M, train. Tns
line OF march will be from the Post room
Market above sixth, down Market 20
Third, te King, to Front, TO French
thence to the station. The visitors will
take With them o handsome guilt frame
containing photokEapn Of the late Ad-
photographs OF members Of tho Post.
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STATE CHappanws.

The late MaBlov8 R. Carlisle bequea'h-
cd $500 for the purpose OF iDclesinR the
Episcopal ohurchyard In Milford With an
IRON fence We learn that snch one has
been purchased and will soon be put up.
A call has been Issued for q meeting of
all pere0ns interested In canning on the
Peninsula, to msetin Dover ON Ihursd ~
April 10th, for the purpose OF affecting
an organisation Ror their benefit and pro-
tectiOn.
Governor Hall has appointed James
L. Vailandigham, Esq, Jn. tice OF she
Peace, to All the Vacancy caused BY the
death Of Mr.. james r. Springer.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Tan OoNrLAanAr1or Ar CrrarrnLp

TIE CoEyLAaRAT1oN AT CRTsEERLD.
The town OF Crisfsld, Somerset
county, Maryland, was visited BY .
disastrous conAagration yesterday, by
which the greater part Of the place
was destroyed. Coming 30 closely W
this Are does upon the destruction OF
Prince Frederick, in Calvert county,
It may we'll serve. as a warning to ali
our country towns, and as Q reminder
OF the Importance Of greater precau-
tions against this danger.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
'ss1ed With Robbinx a Rank.

The sscit..SaroE, Pa. April IS, 1852.
4, 1uss. 'l,a. A eaplus Was issr.d ssa. sank
Aih Of tbS U1y ~ Judge Hart 90 tha
frsst Of r RIs,'qSnt OF the bank for the
|qth, Tia N, - ., Thompson and cashier
harges than complaint in the capias
rob Ihs San with bsiAg In q oonsDlr aov
euk. Tia nn, aux, and With robhipT tbs
20. Ruth sa smaRss claimed are Sl011
,OOO, and rvs 'sss Dali In the amount ~
20 is Rssl,h hnompson In SIS, 900, Thnu,o n
iOker. hs,a " ana represents Ohica1e
a,ttu,ed ~, a criminal sult Was sisS
thers .rs.itsnst S against Thompson and nd .sns, S,sS
p'raey. hng h", here in Chicago FOR n nSn
here riIl n.y. y sneir names are W,.,s, a,S nSn
ay, W hearing nexs Wsdn..
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
ocean steamship Record Beaten.

The Guion steamer Alaska, which
arrived from Liverpool yesterday, has
reduced the record between Queens
town and Sandy Hook by several
hours. She left Queenstown at 1913
a. M, Sunday, the 9th instant, and
stopped of the bar at Sandy Hook at
10. 80 P. M. making the voyage TO
that point in days, hours, 10 min
utes, with difference of time added.
She passed Sandy Hook at 3.05 P. M,
making the voyage as usually reckoned
with time added in z days, 8 hours, IA
minutes. The days runs were 10Th
$50 miles 11th, 1888 12th, 892; 18th,
AIT; 14th, 400 18th, 897 18th, 419
to Sandy Hook, IL.
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Amusems snes.
opEnA sAruRpAY EvRNINa.

OPERA SATuHDA1 EVhHleas
It seems strange that rs rule when
q high class company visits this city,
our amusomon.>g0era do not turn out
aa they should. This was the case on
Saturday evening in tho appearance
OF the Italian Opera Company, there
being only about threa hundred per-
sons in the house. I'll TrovatOre"
WAS rendered In an excellent manner,
not detail being overlooked. those
present were highly pleased at the
rendition.
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Roaaa seld.

On Thursday afternoon Road Com
mltsloners Morrison, Lyman and Arm
strong, sold "a sectioRs of road lying IN
west election district of White Clay
Greek Hundred. They were sold 81
public sale at the Deer Park Hotel
Newark. Fhe purchasers are 10. keep
them In proper repair for three years.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

etsrsatipS drug store of course. Al
sItss, eiMss that ia aasnts naass occur In drug
b.. 1sa blus syes s"ssly ann al. She was pretty.
sst sa kind Of be- bsantidag aad golden hair. oaa 81
a,lsd an "suSsI Ises y the poet would have
olouy Of niHai, i, out the fact that a
Slsee preClpdaJp pes on her fair front,s.
SSsleg. Bowl = = all THOUGHT OF q cslestI : !,
sle'k, she a,kssds dslmldly to the handsonns
s0t skiu disasssu disu tor "Swayne's OIsUula OIn,u un' ),
sSsSisshsd ike ~ and upon reoel vinv I
'Ns Sumner y saO sOe morning dew dSeTS beF6Srs
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

There Ia NO worse snthrallmsnt for
tormented man than the exactions Of a
morbid nervous condition. The over
taxed brain then gets no rest from tran
qull sleep and needs the pacifying of DI
@. w. Benson's Celery and Uhamomile
Pills.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
Arrsstsa on . aReauastelen.
w1LKKssARnE. Pa, April 10, 1882 =

O. Howard, OF Hays city, the sheriff o.
Ellis county, anBas, arrived here last
nixht with q requisitton from Governor
at. John OF that State, end Will return
home to morrow with Chaflea Stack
house, WhU 10 wanted in HAYS oily
Grand Jury for being impl Gated IN the
murder OF q farmer named Klpple'-
st2okhouse escaped from Kansas three
years ago.
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Faar Nnf.

AL kidney and urinary comuIaInts.
especially Rright's Disease, Diabotes
and liver troubles Hop Bitters will suroly
and lastingly cure. Cases exacIy like
your own have been caured IN your swn
neiehborhooi, and you can find reliable
PROOF at home OF what Hop Bltters has
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

fHE latest sensation In New York is
announcement Of the withdrawal
p business Of the great dry goods
PtA. 7. Stewart d Co., and the
eItssd sale Of lts mill properties and
Rmmense stock of merchandise.
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nj OTLCE.--I, Nathan Lieberman, ths
lN owner of fLhe house situated ct No. 10
e. Second street, known ~ the Monitor
House. In the Second ward OF the city
of Wilmington, county OF New Cas-
tie, and State OF Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements of the acts of the
General Assembly 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, ia and
fer New Castle county, ON Monday, the
9Th day of May, "A. D., 1882, being the
next term of said court for q license for
said house as an INN or tavern for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors in lass
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
able citizens of the said ward recommend
the said application. Wig:
Richard Booth, John r. Taylor,
N. n. Morrison, John +. Huse,
Henry Lentz, J. II. WtgglesWOrth.
Jacob Echelier, Nathaniel Melchtor ,
r. II. Taylor, Joseph BraaI0rd,
David Higgins, Reece Pyle,
James Crawford, George W. Gray,
VIM. p. W1ndiRh, Mich olas Jenny,
| Edward w. Pyle. Joseph w Higgins,
Myers Hayes, Charles Rey nolds,
Henry Hink, John B. Dunbar,
John Higgins, John McYey,
BENZ. Il. Bpeace, Charles d. Sparks.
aprl7-3ts NATHAN LIEBEHMAN.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17

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