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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-05

NEW YORK, July 5.--The owners Of the
candle factory, burned last night, esti-
mate their losses ut from $3.50, 900 to
S4O0, 600 insured for about half the value
of the loss.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 5.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, local rains, fol-
lowed by clearing weather, northwesterly
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
higher pressure.
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Injured bY "A Toy Pistol.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., July Eddie
Bennett, aged 8 years, was injured, prob
ably fatally, by toy pistol last night.
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Gha .. Sons of Yetcrans.,, ',

READING, July 5.--The state encamp
ment of the Sons Of Veterans convened
here to day, and will continue III session
for several days
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An Old Mans Fatal Fall.

WILMINGTON, July 5.-William Har-
man, colored, aged over so years, fell off a
boat into the Brandywine, at Rockland,
last night, and was drowned. He was
drunk 1t tho time.
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Largo Fire In Quebec

SMERBEOoKE, Quebec, July 1.-The
round house here is ON fire. There are Fl, g
locomotives inside, which will all be lost.
The loss will exceed 100000
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Fire In Boston.

Boston, July 5.-The five.story build
ing, Al to 40 Federal street, burned this
morning: Damage 1sH nsg to stocks Of various lou
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George vetter Justice of the neace Toledo,
o., says: II was troubled with sciatica and
kidney disease for years at times had to 20
.Guilmette's Adney Pad cured me In three
Meeks." For sale at Kauffman's drug store.
North Queen street. jyl-2dS&W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There Is more strength restoring power in 1.
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in a
bushel OF malt or a gallon of milk. This cx-
plains why invalids find it such o wonderful
inv1gorant for mind and body. Sec other
column. jyl-lmdeOd&eow
If You are troubled with fever and ague,
dumb ague, bilious fever, iaundice dyspepsia,
OraDy disease OF the liver, blood and stomach,
and wish to get well, try the new remedy,
Prof. Guilmctte's French Liver Pad. ASK
your druggist for it. and take no other, and If
ne mas not got Il send si:SO In q letter to the
by return mail. For sale at knuffman's drug
store, North Queen street. jyl-2tdS&W q
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NEW ADTERT1SEMANTS.
TURNPIKE DIVIDEND,

TTNURNPlkE DIVIDEND,
i The president and managers of the Ian
caster, EltzabethtOwn and MiddletOwn turn
pike road have this day declared 4 dividend OF
275 on each share of stock payable on de|
mand. j. NJ. LONG, Treasurer. .
JULY 8, 1882. july5-3tdoaw
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN-
L 1TURE.-On MONDAY, the 10th inst.
will be sold at auction, on the premises No.
4S East Chestnut street, Lancaster, q nice lot
OF household furniture, of almost every de-
scriptiOn, some antique, but the most equal to
good new furniture. The kitchen utensils are
ton.
Sale to commence al O'Clock. q. M.
HENRY SHU BERT,
jy5 VdSR Aucti0neer.
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l,,STATE OF l.. DE w. BkEr r.SAN,
IL late Of Lancaster city, deCSasrc :, tiers
granted to the undersigned, all PERSONS in
tlebte't thereto are requested to make imnlt.
,li;lte payment, and those having claims
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement tn the under
signed. GEORGE + ZELLEES.
". \. WILSON, Atty. Administrator.
NAV l.sGt.;,,.lw
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IT is u foolish mistake TO confOund Il remedy
of merit with quack medicine. We nave Used
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic with the happicst re-
suits for Dyspepsia. and Debility and know 1t
to bc u sterling health restOrativc.-IImes.
jul.lmdeodSeOW
COldcn's LirbiS's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigoratOr will cure indigestion, dyspepsia Or
loss of appetite. Ask for Colden's, OF drug
gistS. :yl.lwdeod&w
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\ Cough, Cold or sore TnrOat shOulO 20
storpcr. Neglect frequently results IN an In.
curable Lung Disease Or Consumption.
Ho"n's bronchial Trochcs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud balsams,
but act directly on the IN famed parts, allaying
Irritation, give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers arc subject
10. For Thirty years Browns bronchial
TrOchcs have been recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested hy wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned we, .ncrited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at % cents q box
GverywhCrc. my-lvdTTh&F&lvw
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New York, Philadelphia and Local ITO II
also United States Bonds reported daily =.
JACOB B. LOH8, q North Queen street.
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ONE voice all over the land goes up from
mothers, that says. my daughters arc so
feeble and sad with no strength, all out of
breath and life at the least eXcrtiOn. What
can we do for them?" The answer is simple
and full OF hope. One to four weeks use OF
Hop Blttcrs will Takc them healthy, rosy,
sprightly, and cheerful. jyl-2wd&w
"An tho His that Flesh is Heir to-
Arising from impurity of the blood, torpid
liver, irregular bowels, disOrdcred kidneys.
dock BLOOD Bittcrs. Price 81. For sale ut II.
d. Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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NEW ADvEkTlSEMENTN,

NTANTED--A MIDDls-AGED LADY To
w keep house in Il small family. No
small children. Apply at this Office. jy$tfd
WANTED-A GIRL FDK GENERAL
w HOusewOrk in q small family. Good
wages will be paid TO good girl. Apply ut
this Office. ju29tfd
NTANTED.-A SITUATION BY A DIS
w ablcl soldier, at some light work ut
which make him Cl1 useful. Apply ut
452 North Water street. ju25tfu
CCHOUI. TAX, 1885,.
- Tho duplicate is in the hands of the treas
urcr. Thee per cent. off tor prompt pay ymcnt
W. y. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
No. Il Centre Square
AS-Otiice hours from a. IN. to D. m.
jul3-2mdR
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POLII.ILAL.

Democratic State Ticket.
GOVERNOR.
ROBERT +. PATTISON, Philadelphia.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
CHACNCEY +. BLACK, York.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
SILAs NJ. CLARK, Indiana.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
j. SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
CON0RESsMAN-AT-LAKGE.
MORTIMER +. ELLIOTT, Tioga.
Democratic County Ticket.
CONGRESS-.
STATE sENAToR-xIv DISTRICT.
ABRAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
e.C.J. RHOADs. Manor.
J. N. WALKER, COlerain.
B. X. Z. DlLLER. Earl.
e. ". SIMPSON, Cernarvon.
II. +. SHIMP, +. COcalico.
W. w. BUSSEK. LeacOck.
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
POO. DIRECTORS.
}. p. McILVAlNE. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
JOHN REBMAN Mannheim.
J. Ii SCHLEGt: uILlCH, l.. Donegal.
JURY ,MIssIONER.
WILLIAM Ei!. ! AkEls, Earl.
*Vacancies.
LfOE ASSEMBLY,
c. A. OFFENDER,
EIG nth WARD, will be a candidate for Rep.
lesentativc from the lst (City) Legislative G
district. Subjec! to the decision of the Demo-
cratic primaries. iun22-tp
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G.. A. OFFENDER,

EIli nth WARD, will be q candidate for Rep
resentativc from the lst (City) Legislativ Q
district. Subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic primaries. jun22-tp
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Grain and PROVISION Quotations.
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and i,r,vr,
ions, furnished by s. K. Yundt. Broker. l5'.
East King afrpot.
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Decline of M An.
!" "Eha Enmmatlare.n -

ssrhe Commodore
Jos. l.. FoOte, the Commodore, Elgin, Ill.
says Thomas Eclectric Oil cured him of scia-
tica with one application, thoroughly applied.
He | thinks % it a wen Very " valuable remedy. and viii
never be without it, For sale at IL. Il. COcl-
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street, Ian
caster.
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WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? ShllOh's VialiZcr is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale ut COchran's drug store,
l37 North Queen St. myl-iwdeow&W
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Is your scalp full OF dry, husky scales and
little pimples: DIR. Bcnson's Skin Cure will
cleanse your scalp and remove all scales and
tenderness within six days. Try 1t, for it Is the
best head dressing ever used. 81 per package,
at all druggists. jy3.lwdSw
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LEGAL NOTICES.


1HSrATEi OF GEORGE BKElTENBACH,
II late Of the city of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters tcstamentary on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, nll persons
indebted thereto requested to make I'M
MT ,iiate payment. AMI those having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without delay for settlement to the
Undersigned, residing in the city of Lancls-
tel. MARGARET TBRElTENSACH.
JNO. 4. COYLE, Executor.
Attorney. nav6-6td sr,w
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IL the township OF Strnsburg, ,iece;,sed.
Letters of administration ON s:Iid estate ll:iv
ing been granted to the undersigned, all per-
SONS indebted thereto are requested To make
Immediate pay ment, AMI those having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned. residing in Strasburg township.
FRANKLIN CLARK, Administrator.
iune2l-6tw StrHsburg. J.
L>STATE OF CHARLES u. RHlDADS,
IL tate of Lancaster city, Observation-Disclosures
granted to the undersig ned, all persons in
deDted to sail Gleccdent arc requested to
make immediate settlement and those having
claims demands against the estate of said
deceicnt, to make known the same to the
undersigned, without delay, residing in Ian
caster city. MRS. NJ. B RHOADS,
nayl9-6tlOawF Administrator
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01

4 sweet scented 0mcini Account.
Pursuing an examination Of the
Clerks account OF the disbursements
OF the contingent fund Of the House Of
Representative At Washingions which
We began yesterday, We ind the fol-
lowing fragrant items among q multi
tude OF others almost Is sweet scent-
ed -
Two perfumery cases bought for a
member ct $1,000.
Three fans, bought for member, at
$50. 80 per doEen--tl6.03.
Three fans, bought for a member, at
$50 per dozsn-S1475.
Three fans, bought for member, 81
$50 per dozen--39 IS.
Two necessaries, bought Tor q menu
Der, at SIS per dozen--s3.
Six toOthpicks, bought for a men,
Der, at $50 "a per dozen-s2S II.
Two fourteen carat charm magic
pencils bought for a member, at
1888 60 per dOzen--$30.0O.
SIX silver egg pencils, bought for q
member, at $50 per dozen-$16
Two bottles Of cologne, bought a
member, at $1-$2.
Seven knives, bought for member
$l0967.
Three card cases, bought for n mem
Der, at $4l .3S per dozen--$l0 33.
Two handkerchief boxes, bought for
a member, at 50 per dOzen-$i.50.
Que odor case and vases, bought for
a member-Si2 So.
One line opera glass, b ught for a
member-$40.
One hair brush, 81, aud case, SIT,
bought for q member-$l0.
One shaving case, bought for mem
ber-sl3.
One visiting list, bought for 4 mem>
ber-SS.
Surely Mr.. Adams, the late Clerk OF
the House OF Representatives, who
furnished these extraordinary articles
to "a member" at the public expense,
on the pretence that they we're Deediul
for the discharge OF his legislative du-
ties, does great injustice in withhold
ing the "mem ber's" name from the
curious taxp yers. He must have
been engaged in very dirty work to
need so much perfumery. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
Ese.a Yesterday. late ra.s.sn
wAsIrLEeAI.
The Aeaiun Of county Constable
Yanfnrslnr

me AcaAum Of County Constable
Yesterday.
For some time past there has resided IN
tue Dwelling part Of the house N. K,
corner Of Water aud French streets, =
SEedish woman, who kept boArders.
Inc only family relation she had was a
brother who resided with her.
rhe woman pufehast about $50 worth
OF goods from man nAined Patrick Has
san, who Is agent In this city for shaw &
sons installment house OF Philadelphia.
esterday the woman went to New
ORR TO visit friend, aud during her
absence, the man HAssan, sw0re out q
foreign attachment, aud procuring the
services OF County Constable, went TO
the honse and seized everything that
eonId be found therein, including hot
Stove aud all the worldly possessions Of
the ooarjers. The goods were at once
carried TO the auction rooms OF Stidham
y son, and the woman does not yet
know Of the circumstances. Last even
lng when the boArders, who are all
SSedes, returDed to tn cir boardinS-house
tney ioand nethiag ~ eat aud during
the night were obliged 10 sleep on the
bare ti0or.
Ihe afion of those in charge CT the
matter was no doubt illegal, as the Law
Of this state allows S2.T5 on a common
ueot' The matter wilt probably lead 10
a law SUIT.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01

The EVENING Posi-" now the
organ OF the Northern Pacific Ring
10 an amusing article on Mr.. Blaine,
merclless exposure of the effects Of
Mr.. FrelinghuYsen's hasty and mas,
sionate revocation of certain ipstruc.
lions issued some three weeks before
be took office b President Arthur 10
special commission, has the eifron,
terry TO observe that Mr.. Blame
gives away To his feelings about
the things which Chill was going
to take in a style more suittable to a
great speculative capitalist than to
a prominent puolIclst and diploma
ilst." This from Mr.. Carl Schurz now
under a moral indictment by the
public opinion OF the country as the
instrument OF certain great specula-
tive capitalists" in the plumber OF
nearly 80, 000, 900 of acres OF the pub-
nc lands, IS so extremely cool as to
pc more unreasonable even at the
end oil January = World.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
Chne-Peru.

AsHIN6TON, Jan. so, 1889.
a gentleman u SpAuish-Auerlcau
blood, very familiar with the history Of
the Peru-Chilean war, furnishes the
Post OF Washin1ton. With an exceed
lnsly important piece OF Information.
Il Is th's;-"Mr. G5ody, the member OF
me Chilean Cabinet En0 has iQst ar
rived IN this country, left Saut ago Ill
reeily after ktlraislck's death aud as
soon as they heard o. the Prescott mis-
sion being sent 70 that eouAtry. Nj.
Godoy feared The effect OF tie fresco.t
mission, aud as ~ once despatched n
Washington % counterAct is Influence
aud keep tue United States from inter-
Fening Oh behalf Of Peru. Wnen Mr.
Godoy landed 10 New York. 90 FRIDAY.
be found tha, Irsseots instruction.
naa been revoked, his mission bestowed
aud Chile LEI. 10 foil possession OF tbe
HELD Mr.. GJ1oy al once took Lear
aud courage Ald neid beasled inter
view about Caile's victory He found
rs work had Al been dnue for him in
the EeyocAi on % Trescott's instruction.
lhe same authority states the property
tAzen from Peru IS AT the Lowest IS !
mate worth ; 81, 100, OeO. Nv many
il IS placed BIZ her, the uistrlet OF Tar
apAeA atone being estimated as worth
more than Sl,UQ0,U00,O0O. The cos. OF
ne war 10 Chile mas been less than
10 VVV-uoJ sterling, the larger part OF
shicn has been collected from Peru 81
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
A. sea IN Omen Ron,..

SAN FRANCISCO, January 3d.
The Bri lsh ship Cachin arrived heI e
yesterday from Dundee, having on
board seven men picked up at sea on
January 25 in starving condition.
The men belonged to the British
ship Milton, bound from Shields to
san Franelrbo with a cargo OF coal.
The Milton caught fire on December
% and was abandoned. The first boat
contained Captain Macarthur, his
wife, two children and five men in
the second boat were the first Off
Ger and seven men, and in third boat
the second officer and five men.
Twenty-three days after leaving the
ship the men in third boat were picks
ed up. Nothing has been heard OF the
other two boats and it is thought all
are lost.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01

AEsrUcKY's WEALrH,-The State
seoiogis' u hentscky IN his report. a.
noune that recent survey has dem
onstrated the TACT thai the valuable DE-
posts q eokIng Goals which have addsd
such wealth 70 PennsylraDiA and Wesf
lFslnla have been traced and Idenri-
ned II the valleys Of the Cumberland
lhe hen'uckY, and the Big SANDY. Of =
thickness OF seven or eight feet. n ia
Claimed that the analysis Of the Stats
chemist shows tue coal TO be equal n
nol superior to that of Counellsytlla or
NeN River, and will prove a great
imp - TO the development Of tbat
regio an which Il lies.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01

There are In Congress eight Irish
men, four Scotcbmen,, five English
men aud three Germans.
Senator David Davis has begun 10
give q series of once-a-week dinners,
with Plaies for thirty-one men.
Emperor William has become a
great-grandiather, daughter having
been born to the wife of the Grand
Duke Vladimir.
Thomas II. Banton's centennial
birthday anniversary falls upon March
IA, and the st. Louis people talk bf
celebrating It b. a memorial meeting.
The centenary of the Glasgow,
Scotland, Herald was celebrated yeh-
rerday by banquet, which was Az
tended by members OF Parliament
and Of public institutions.
Wendell Phillips has lived for man
years 10 40 historic house on Essex
ttet Boston, but he will be Obliged
abandon it in the spring, as it is 10
De removed for the widening Of Haf-
rison avenue.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01

HAVANA, January 30.-Al late ac-
counts from the tobacco-growing dis
triois OF the island and the opinions of
experts here agree that the prospects
OF good tobacco crop have disap-
Peared. Continued drought and the
prevalence Of worms have so injured
the qualify of the plant that no change
Of weather can remedy the damage.
Experts say the crop will be a small
Que and poor 10 quantity. and the
leaves Will not be suitable for wrap.
per-.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
GphtheEia.

= cold Or SORE thro..
nhount 70 much, and n nay not ~.
shn EASILY b. cured ~, Vnptly n.y.
sssa,ltyWeu ~ e0nsumpttn,, neglect 4 ~
~ nleutciiie has ever 49,. !, W diphth'sa
So SsaIs ~ =, Nsshiy ard xur,i, H. Vieiei ~
s,.,..,,,,s AVIS PAIN 4 ~ ~ ssh eiss.
kaVed fhrs,ea,,,, 'ns iaDaiHabs IN. b
FERRY DAVIS pa,
nssf,iie ~ s,s.siaient. II has M Lib
Nisfe it Il best EnnwB anu j. ilog ~,
= lev extracts from yolut,,.
read 40 follows; '''lAN'fy ,estin~,.
fAfs KsLgKn has t,,,., ,..,
eelos fqr The past tWent, i.-7 'fld isa.,.,
testI SHOWN II TO fail b., ~. lFtrs iB5iN
= - 2, C.i.leAth, Milliamsu, uQs ~
fa,s,a N Z y ltars have u..i ltlgv.
1919 nefarefnillng ruia4e ,..N hiLln =,
tt.Esat r BARTON Sr1Nsv % ljr oi1s IA Y
law received imme,ijsie 49,.
~, tlt1iat. and consider NO. 70 I'm! a,il :,
SsSauAo'e feinedy.--eEu 3 ,gF ~ 4f.ilus
hass just rec0verul f,o5
which l hAve hal for s,t,.. teIy .ettr I,
te,s.a nntll tried your ItIs a1uA 3,
s'.ss,s,s...l - l,lile.lately W .ssLt -
Have llel psrS KiIi5Si IN n ,i i,i,s, Ga -
years, aud hssa nsger fbss1, :. a 81 ist.
l.iiEIs. Masises9oFo. % " - '.--RsSSs
= y ~ .tetAif Va hlHF-Tg fF v1rs
I'VE YEAR. tlfo aHd hato nstt ~ W
s2slild NO inediciua 10 iakatf.. f.5,. "a y
~ ssl.lsl-t oneida, ~ J. IA
Eof WnooIing-cOugh and CIRQUE. /
a u. koNrs. Liberty Miii4 VA Easaa L
III twelltf- iiye years have r..4p..
Tor colds and chApred lius rFd - re- Lain
nleselsicine ever offered Ii aoFts 4 Il %
was suffering severely with ,.,,.,,...
throat wae 20 infafusd 1 rTt,' ts ~ =
any food vas advised t. ~, t..l,- NV ,ssils
and after taking 4 fpq 49, ~ TN huiR
cured WILKINSON "-' 0llal
Dr. WALTON Wrttes from C. teg... =,
hfI.l.Eh ctrte diphtheria and 80 ~. ilIRa
lngiy prevalent here. and hs- ia ~, ~ 'oia,S
fAh N single instance IlUs ~ tAfl /
make known to the world ' ~ ID
MIS- ELiEs b. MAsnS write w-...
Nloleuly sick With diphther,7 fflf. 80 y ~
clftkAt 70 many children hlFr "a 80 =, q
afraid 70 cal = phypiolaH. r,l w., -
kfLLEh, lie WIS takffl ~ try5 ~ a
Wesineecny his Unrest Waa c|f-r /. u, "
desfnl cure, and I Wfeh II n0l.d h. -.
poor mothers who aft laaiug - mann CO...
For Chilis and Fever PAIN KTJrp.
no equal Itcurs when eyJr.t NM ~ 7,
Delays are Often dang rlgs i t-t,i.l
PAIN KILLER IN the nous. y 4 ,,a,,r Nv, 4, I.
no family should BE- without
All druggists sell Il at 25c., soc. abs A,
per bottle. - l44 W
PERRY DAVIS & SON, pr,ss,.
Providence. D
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01

LONDON. Feb, /. 1882

LONDON, Feb. l, 1882.
The meeting Of the Corn Trade AS
soclation in London, at which the
proposals Of the American exporters
were 10 be considered, has been again
postponed until Thursday.
The committee of the italian CHAM
Der Of Deputies on the bill relating
70 extradition has decided that the
exemption OF political crimes from
exlradition does not apply 10 holni
eide, except when committed during
instruction or civil war.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
Pm AnFLPHlA MARKETS.

TUESDAY,. January II. sP.M
rLoUR is IN fair request and rather
nrmef, Sales OF - barrels. ff.e1n-ji,1.,
Mlnnesola extras al Sc 81 : an. 81 I'm cI.- :
and ~ = o-S ! Tor straight: PeunsNI .
NAAIa extra family At s7ic 3 n u ~
q p 40. Dc. a. o. 20 Is. and rs.t.rlts -
500. : fu'e' al $50 =
oRAIN--Wheat Is in better demand
Aua = iracuou higner. sci 4. 81 sF,l ht,si,
W q sl.s45Ss Al tire open b-ssryt gn,
PUSHES February sod x SI.Etze 80
ousheis 10. az As, add so bushels 40
- Si.ios; si.4aA was DID Tor Ianusry =.
s4'fs& ior fepr1ar, sis for March !,
SO for April; a4d 81 49, or Nav. Ryr
- quiet " quote % 95c. Corats M
laIl demanc and steAdy. sales ~ 3es5
ousaeis- lne u1Iug white at -. vello,g
s'stAf y lie. sea uler at - a 100 NJ
~ 1tc ana rejected al see Al tne
oP.n oQa q. St.Hu1 BASKETS Februarv sntd
~ &c tSc. Was bid for January ~, E1r
eof uary Izc- for March sSc. for Apr,t
80 80 $50. Tor May. oats are arm and
~ ~ srtlve, Sales OF g. loJ bushe > In
S4uaInE Nos. and 2 white, At So. A s -
AId re- @cted and mixei At 40.
" HisREN was firmly Esll SALES ~
este non oonuJ al $50 per gallon.
h Al AND >rRAw.-Recztpt OF hay d
ions, nere 49, fair luQuir for good
nay a. sls, aud exceptional sales In -f1-
~ car lots 81 oil. sss - No. : and infer
ioS STOCK dragged heavily 81 prices rang
ing itom Sc down 10 SO. according 70
guatlty aud conditlon. Rye straw vas
quoted steady al s5aIi.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
Presented win q Row Cun,

IL was mentioned in the GAZETTE a
lev days ago that a young gentleman
connected with Que of the offices in
me eastern part OF the Court House
10 lhls city was negotiating for tie
purchase Of steam pleasure yacht, to
DC used during the coming summer In
navigating between this city and New
castle. Upon learning this a number
OF his friends dubbed together and
purchased tine bow gun, which they
presented 70 him. The gun will be
used Ia firing salutes to passing crafts.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-01
Capture Of oyster vessels foruIe.
gal Dredging.

ANSAP Ills, Nh Jan. 3a.-Ca7t. Clark
on tue ponce - .0t SauLie AerEym4o
OF tlls district, captured today The slo0t.
EnmA z. COOK, Cart VIM. u. windsor.
OF Somer set county, aud tne sohoonaF
a nnIe Jouss, Caps. james G0Cdnal-
aud paugy Wm yIcsesy, Capt. {. y
., Gsanen, Of falgmore, fsr drsug 70
Tor Oysters ia SAndypoiat Pa Ia a
h7afhg osf9r Justice GAss4Nav to-
Llsnl '-Aat. W lsoT pleaded gu lty AMI
vas uoe1 So aud eaSt., toge -bsr NJ
his crew, sbi,h va, paid. The n,b.rs
were hetu I 2 COZ II Ca1f. Clements ~
Tie Qleen Aure's district, nI.o eaptn -
taaAl the puuZr AZsha, Caat. John
I aaey, Of Bal more, FIR d4edarug IL
Last I'm SAy. a hsa1 ing IN th- case
vii De Ia 20 morrow. TIE steamer
LEILA, OF the Oys'er ponce force, assss.
cd IN making some of arrest.