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VXTANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, y situation ms working hOusekeeper or
10 take charge of kitchen aud diningroom ior small
famly. Address a, n. O.. Republican ONCE des-st~
A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS COM,
IA pRnon to an invalid or elderly person. or VIII
take charge Of children as governess For informa-
ton apply Immediately to q, NJ. BELL, 45a ana iBl
pennsylvania avenue northwest. de1-St
wv ANTED--A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid nurse, or waitress, by n respectable col
west de7-Sts
NY ANTED-BY A REsPEOrABLE WHITE
w woman, cook, washer, and ironer. Apply
for days at 2A27 street northwest. Can fnrnlsh
good reference. de7-stt
VYTANTED - ny A REsPECpABLE- WHITE
wv girl u situation ms cook chAmbermaid In
frst-cass family Rest city references given u re-
qulred. Address A. NJ, Republican Onice, ds7'atv
A CoLoRED GIRL WISHES A SITUATION
IA In private family to cook, wash, and iron; ref
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T H u R S B Y,
COURSE OF EECTUREs.


AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUT
announce the following course for the season:
Tuesday, Dec l2-Rev JOHN HALL D. D.
The Scriptures and the Sciences new.
"wednesday, Dec. 2O--Rev. r. DE WITT IA Image,
The Monstrus,tie5. truelties, and Meanness OF
Modern Inidety new,
Wednesday, Jan 3-Rev. JOSEPH COOK.
The Religious Signs of the Times (new)
Friday, Jan. b-Rey. JOSEPH COOK.
The spoils System, or the Ponketin Politics (newl
Friday, Jan. lO--Rey. ROBERT COLLYER,
From he Anvil to the Pulpit (uew).
Friday, Feb 2--Nr. JOHN Il. COUGH,
Powers That Be (new).
Number of Course Tickets (limted), $3.50 each,
To he had at principal bookstores,
Seats reserved for course, without extra charge at
Frees bookstore, 1912 street, opposite Ebb House.
Single admission, 75eents nol6.23t
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Mnntrh-1fIu-maIf.

yITANTEp--ioo YOUNG MEN, WHITE. oi
w colored, for active service on the Western
frontier good salary aud all expenses paid. For pai
tlcuars apply at 1915 street. de7-l5tF
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10lantr6- -9eIp

VVlaNlEU--- DtIF---g gtHIHIt.
VXTANTED-A GOOD WOMAN TO ASSIST IN
w washing and ironing and light housekeeping in
n small laundry; remain Mt njghti moderate wages
Apply at 1907 Twenty-flrst street. deS-3tt
VIZ TANTED-A RESPECTABLE COMPETENT
w girl to do general housework for small family
Apply at 1919 q street northwest. de7-3t'
VXTANTED-A GOOD RELTABLB CoIoRED
w girl for upstairs work and TO make herself ren-
orally useful Call at si5 Fourteenth street. between
and 4 p IN. deT.3tf
WY ANTED-A NEAT AND RESPECTABLE
w girl to do general huusework for three adults;
white preferredi references required. Cell after p
M, 1876 Thirteenth street northwest. de62t*
Il WANT IMMEDIATELY A CLEAN, HONEST,
l. intelligent Industrious white person TO assist with
houseworlt, and will guarantee the comforts of a
home 4C7ls First street northwest de63t$
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
GENERAL FOKEIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1882.
Rev. Mr.. Gould, The eminent Baptist
minister is dead.
NJ. Gambetta has left Genoa for Paris
by way OF Turin.
z Herr Liegler, Of Berlin, has compile
ted lie sZ9 portrait Of Count Won
Moltke for New York club.
The National TrottiDg Association
held "meeL" for American tIottIng
wagons yesterday at Hyde Park.
The Baron de Courcel, the new
French Ambassador at Rerln, has pre-
sented his credentials TO the Emperor
William.
A despatch from Berlin to the est.
James Gazette" says it is stated that
the coronation Of the Gar has been
postponed until SepLeB Der.
The steamer Nederland has landed at
Flushing nineteen of the passengers OF
the steamer Sandman, before reported
IN disabled condition.
M. Lavrotf, who was ordered to leave
France on account OF having started a
nihilistic fund in Paris, has proceeded
TO London. Sixty Russian refugees
Witnessed his departure.
The "Times" says that Nine. Now.
koff, the supposed Russian diplomatic
agent, whose letters signed so. k
have attracted much attention, has start
ed for Moscow, and probably will no
return TO England.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
81. Valentine.

The saint before whom q million or
more young people bow to-day is one
whose picture never adorned the walls
of church yet he has been the first
cause of ofnumberless couples approach>
ing the altar. HIS name is not to be
found in any calender OF the saints !;
yet no one, no matter how careless
about religious affairs, is ever in
doubt about what day TO celebrate in
his honor. Most saints are carefully
excluded from any influence in busi-
ness. Yet St. Valentine s..the sole
rGisoR d'etre of some flourishing
business houses. Other saints do
nothing to increase the burdens of
mankind, but no one--except o Con-
grsssman in the good old days of un-
limited franking-ever overloaded
postmen as st. Valentine does, and,
in addition to the other points In
which he differs from saints In general
no one is so quickly forgotten after his
day or week is past.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
south America.

The mission of Mr.. Trescott to the
South American republics bears its
first fruits in the reports we print
elsewhere detailing the reception of
the United States Minister by the
President of Chile. Mr.. Trescott's 8
speech is calm, non~commlttal and
persuasive. The response OF the
President shows the utmost Difference
to our country. The arrest of Calderon
which was TO have been cause of
war,i overlooked or accepted as one
of the inevitable consequences of the
strife. There is no apology, no ex~
PLANTATION. The President of Chile
holds to his right Of conquest aud at
the same time recognizes the inde-
pendence and sovereignty of Peru.
Mr.. Trescott ls in the position of the
King Of France who marched up the
hill and then marched down again.
His arrival has only had the effect of
hurrying Bolivia into terms with the
conquerors. The isolation of Peru is
now completely. Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
A Tug Nearly Lost.

During the terrible snow and wind
storm on the Right Of the 4th inst.
the tug Argonauta was towing the
bark Anita BeIwind down the river,
and when above New Castle the tug
ran int an ice Geld, from which
she could not extricate herself. Her
tow came down on her before the
anchor, which she had thrown out
would hold and caught the tug broad
side under her bow, bearing the latter
over to her imminent peril. The an
obor continued TO drag, and the ice
field, the tug and the bark continued
to drift, when the master Of the lat
ter, realizing the danger his vessel
was in OF going ashore and the tug Of
being pushed over and sunk, signalled
his distress by sending up rockets.
The tugs John @. Bradley and Iris,
lying at New Castle, noticed the sig
malls and at once proceeded TO the res
cue and placed the bark safely in New
Castle harbor At q cost to her Of $500.
The tug, relieved of the pressure OF
the bark, righted at once, but sustain
ed loss Of her pilot-house and smoke
stack. The bark lost nothing but hel
cathead.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
philadelphia Politicians Quarrel
ing.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l8.-Ex
Mayor Stokley, of this city, and
Joshua l.. BaIly, a prominent Re-
publican reformer, have become
sworn enemies. At a reform meet
ing on Saturday evening Mr.. Baily
charged the ex-Mayor with endeaV :
oriDg to influence police officers in
the Niath Ward to vote for David
Mullen, the regular Republican
candidate for Select Council in the
coming election. When Mr.. Stok~
ley heard of the charge he pro-
nounced 1t a base falsehOod and
called on Mayor King and re.
quested that the charge be thor
oughly investigated.
AS he was leaving the Mayors of
fice Mr.. Bailey acoosted him. Mr.
Stokley at once grew angry and said
that il Mr.. Baily made the statement
on his own responsibility he was q
liar" Mr.. Baily tried to explain,
! and finally Mayor King stepped out
and induced the contestants to talk the
matter over quietly. The result OF
the conference was that Mr.. Baily
withdrew his accusation. Mr.. Baily
says he was misled by q Democratic
nominee for school director in his
ward who gave him the information.
The matter causes great excitement in
political circles as ex-Mayor Stokley
is leading regular and Mr.. Bally il
one Of the leading members OF the re-
form movement.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Proposed sale OF Gas Works.

A bill has been prepared by a sub
commtte of the Philadelphia councils
looking to the sale of the gas works,
which are now owned by the city, and
which have proved fruitful source of
political scandal and corruption. AS
the bill was originally prepared it gave
the purchasers of the works the exclu-
sive right of manufacturing and supply
ing gas In Philadelphia, but the bill has
been amended by striking out the word
exclusive, thus leaving room for COM
petition. Another provlso OF the bill Is
that no bid under $5,0O0,000 shall be
entertained.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


FLoUR.-Flour Is quiet and prices favor
Minnesota extras, at s8.75 7 for clear and
at at 81 l21S 1856 for straight Penpa
extra 4amlly, at % 371k $50; Western do.
do. at 81 rs. and patents at S7.56ag2
per bb.
GRAIN Wheat is unsettled and lc. per
bush. lower. Sales of 24UO bushels red al.
9l.3s !: 10. AT the open board ST ,3Sx was
bid for February, 81. .l0Y for March, 81, IgiZ
Tor April, and Sl.i2k for May, Rive il
scarce. We quo 9 Penna. nj W n go DER
bush. Corn Is in moderate reuuekt and
lower. Sales of 300 bushels, including
yellow, at O9c. white at Toe. steamer
NJ o0c. No. at 65l6 q 8Ic., according 70 lO-
cation, and rejected at 84h C. AT the open
BOARD b7c, was bid for February, CSC. for
March, 69Ac. for April, and 7OlSc. for NAV,
oals are steady but quiet sale of 1000
Dusb., including white, at 4S a 4gIIc,. nud
rejected and mixed 47e. At the open
% % ard 1oc. was bid for february, 49c. for
mafca and April, and soc. for May, The
leSelpts to-day were as follows 2295
Dpis. flour, $500 bushels Wheat 5000 bush
Corhi $50 bushels Oats 45 barrels Whisky.
| NHIsKEY.-Saleso OF Western iron bound
aie rer rorted at sl.2l per gallon.
HAY AND STRAw.-Receipts OF hay. %
tons. here was "a fair inquiry for good
| nay at &l9, and exceptional sales In sin
gle car lots at 3l9 5000 No, and infer
Tor stock dragged heavily Bt prices rang
Ing from Sl6 down to $40, according IN
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at el59lq.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William ]. Coughlin, of Someryille.
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 / was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by a severe cough. l lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted TO the
Hospital. The doctors said 1 had a hole
In my lung as big as half dollar. At
one time report went around that
was dead. gave mp hope, hut a friend
told me Of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS, / got a
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one afiliot-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DIR,
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be-
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. l can positively say it has
one more good than all the other medl-
mes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
rne spanish pilgrimage. ?
LONDON, {, Feb. 1S.

The Spanish government has instruc.
ted senior de Cardenas, its Ambassador
ct the Vatican, 10 negotiate personally
with the Pope In relation 70 the Spanish
pilgrimage to Rome. El Correo,ot Mad
rid, says that the Papal Nunclo has ex'
pressed the desire thai the government
should prohibit the desire proposed
pilgrimage 10 consequence OF the ditii-
culties connected there with. Tho Cab
inent, prefer that the Vatican should
issue directions to prelAte alone to IN
derlake the organization Of the pilgrim
age.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
,D-.~S.o,. On Foreign FlOur.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The follow:
inc circular, relating to the rate Of
draW Wback upon -four from Imported
Whaat, was issued by the Treasury
Departmant to-day: On the exporta.
tIoa of q Iur wholly manufactured
from imported wheat drawback will
be- hllowded at the rate of 90 cents per
barrel, less the legal retention OF ~
per oentum. The rate herotofore pre-
sorlbed OF 75 cents per barrel is here
by superseded. Collectors OF customs
viii see that proper arrangements are
adopted by the mills within their res
spectivo districts, whore -four may DC
prepared for exportion With bene1t OF
drawback, to prevent any admixtuIe
OF don estic grain TO the imported
whea: at any stage of the process Of
conversion into -four.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
U. q. Court.

The U. s. District Court met this
morning at II O'Clock, Judge Brad
ford presiding, and as there was no
business adjourned until tomorrow ct
the same hour.
The Court will sit every day except
Sunday until about the first OF next
month In order to receive applications
for the appointment Of U. 8. Super
vIsors for the next general election.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Appoinssa 70 a ConsulshIp.

The United States Senate, in Execu-
tiye session yesterday, confirmed the ap-
pointment Of Andrew J. Smlthers rs
Consul to Smyrna, Egypt.
Mr.. Smithers is native OF this state (,
and Is q cousin OF Hon. N. B. Smithers
of Dover.
He was appointed Consul to Smyrna,
by President Lincoln, and after serving
there for q number OF years was trans
ferred to Japan. He has for q long time
desired TO return 10 his first post, and
bis wish has now been gratihed by Press
ident.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
rsnnor,a Prealetlon Days Ahead

MONTREAL, Feb. 18 -Vennor pre-
dicls for the close Of The present week
atorms Of great severity nom Toronte
west ward 70 Chicago, Milwaukee ana
other points in Illinois, Wisconsla, loSA
and adjacent States. 10 the the -.
Lawrence Valley, below kingston' Ipe
same storms, but less severe, may eA-
tend to Montreal and Quebec, while "a
a southerly direction snow, sleet anu
rain is llkeIy 10 extend 70 Washington.
There are likely to be serious blocsAdes
OF snow In the western ssctlons and pos
sibly 10 the Northern and Middle states.
Should these storms be well marked 10
the sections mentioned Vennor Ia OF the
opinion that March will enter exceed
l1gly rough, with heavy snowfAlls from
the st. Lawrence TO very southern
points.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
ra,n or snspnera,. Cholr boys.

PHILADELPHIA, February lS.-Ihe
Society to Protect Children from Cruelty
had Withdrawn It's prosecution Of Father
Shepherd Tor whipping the choir boys
Of 81. Clements Cnurcn. Bishop Stew
END has written letter TO the society
saving that he thinks the ends Of justice
have been fully satisfied and that no
necessity exists for carrying the NAL
ter any further. Father Shepherd is
expected TO publlcly express his regret
fol what has taken place and bis inten-
tion to see that no such thing happens
again.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
PERSONAL

Charles Beaston, Esq, OF Middletown,
ID In town to- day.
William w. Thompson. manager for
the favorite actress, Charlotte Thomp-
SOD, Is In town to-day, making arrange
Inents for that lady's appearance on the
22nd INST, In Jane Eyre.
Mr.. Frank Chandler, son OF David
Chandler, left this moruiag for Florida
for the benefit of his health. Mr.. Chand-
ler was engaged in the hard ware bus
mess al No. o w. Fourth street, but dis
posed of It some time ago TO his cousin 4,
William g. Chandler.
Frank Pyle, Of the firm OF G. q J. Pyle
patent leather manufacturers, OF this
city, is ON a business trip to Europe. He
will be abson Mt about two months.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Nphtheriia,

A cold or sore throat rnav
amount 10 much, and II pronn,,Ng ~ M n
70 can easily be cured; but nag,s npSg lgil
followed by consumption M NV NV q
NO medicine has ever been dlscavplan vplnIAsa
acts 50 quickly and surely IN s,on lNt|
FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILL ~
prompt use Of this inpqiuoLs
saved thousands OF lives "aAf
PERRY DAVIS PAIN nm,
not an experiment.. II has baan ~.
puDnc TOT forty years, and Il NY. -
where u is best known N
A rev extracts from voluntary to.,-
read as follows: uslAz
LA, His ~ KIthER ~. nh. has been my househoa
power known IL 20 falf In efI,,ctrs, y
u. =. CRocKER, Wllhamsyille, N "
For thirty years / have us,sl pt,y r.,
lOund IL neVerfailinR remedy for cfit
throat. SEAMAN. ''1H Y
Have received immediate relief fr,.. =.
yofo tntvat, ana consider your pkN ~.
alNw1iuapie reinedy lilo d. EvEaET1, bs
hsye just recovered from a VERY :.
which have had for some tifue Y o.-N1l
relief until i tried your PAIN En,sgi
relieved me Immediately. ! viii nes., y.
without IT, 90. o. foRcg, I,ovndes, Gt
Have used PAIN ktLLER in my famIvt.
years, and have never known II % taiI 4 "
LEWIS, WAynesboro, Ga.
began using PAIN kfLLFn IN my vftra,s
i've years ago and have used II ever ~. 4
found no medicine 10 take ia plans n n n
Druggist, Oneida, N. Y.
For whoopinR cough and eruup "a
preparation made. We would nd M IA
A, r. RouTs, Liberty Mills, Va.
For twenty-five years ! have usfd ptry,
for colds aud chapped lire, and COZ sldsi M
medicine ever offered -GEo HoOpER, W.
N 2: c.. .,,C.,,,,., .,,,,,,,,,..,,.
| throat was 10 indlmed ] could scsrtiT n
any food was advised IN try your p,it N
and after taking few doses wa - i
oured.--T. WILKiHsoN.
DIR. WALTON writes from CoshOct1n, Y,-
| KILLER cures diphtheria aud sore thfrti NJ
ingly prevalent here, and has not lssf NJ
fan In n single instance. ,This fat N \
make known 10 the world.
Mrs ELLEN u. MASON writes My sm
violently sick with diphtherla, higti ie,s' n
clils. 30 many children ha,e died IA
afraid 70 call phyFclan, and trd yr
Wednesday his throat was clear Il NJ
derful cure. and | wish II could h. knorl
poor mothers who arr losing no many an
For Chills and Fever PAIN KIIIu
no equal IL cures when eyerythlhgexI
Delays are OFTEN dangerous 4 ID
PAIa KILLER On the house Is a saiearI
no family should be without
All druggists sell II at 26e., 5Oc., auil
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q SON, p~.
Providenco,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Panic I'm SPAIN:

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The Standards
de patch from Madrid says :--Exag.
perated rumors of various kinds pro-
duced o serious panic on the Bourse
to-day. Spanish funded fell Two, bank
shares fell from 45l to 432, and new
four per cents. fell 81. There was .
similar panic at Barcelona, but the
Bpurse rallied at the close upon official
intelligence that the new taxation was
being quietly collected throughout the
oduntrYO
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
NOTICll.
II EGIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsrER,s OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. l4th, 1851.
IJpon the application of Joseph Lesley,
James A. Lesley Wilson, and Henry V.
stillwell, Executors of Allen v. Lesley,
late OF New Castle Hundred, In
said county, deceased, IL is ordered
and directed by the Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notice
of granting of Letters of TeStamen-
tary upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters in six of the most public places Of
the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same, or abide oy an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same To be
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and to be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
LIS of Office OF the Register Aforesaid
t--y-) at Wilmington. in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. ,. q. BIGSS' register
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested 10 the Executors, on
or before Nov. l4th, 1882, or abide the Act
o. Assembly in such case made and pro-
yIded, JOSEPH LE5LhY,
Bryn Mawn, Pa.
JAMES A. l.. WILSON,
52S Walnut ktrest. Phlla.
HENRY V. STILLWELB.
3G Walnut street, Phlla.
Executors
Or dldress-John II. Rodney, attorney
at-law. No. 3 W lest seventh street, Will
mington. Del. noV.Z@eodSW
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Fre- Yesterday. 1a.. xsl.l..
Tha Creal. 40 bs nreaRea.

The National Dredging Oompany's
dredging machine Pacific is now lying
at Fourth street wharf, preparing to
commence upon the companys latest
contract for improving the ChrlstlAna'
The channel Of the creek will be dred-
ged and cleaned from point opposite
Fifth street 10 the Jessup n Moore Com'
pany pulp works.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
e.rArr or Drr.AwARE,

GTATE on DELAWARE,
- ExEQUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
1. James l.. Woicott, Secretary ofState
of the State of Delaware, do herefy
certify that the following IN true and
correct copy Of the +Description OF Bot :.
tlesn filed in my office by Foord and
Robinson ON the 18th day OF October, a,
D., 1881, in pursuance OF the statute In
that behalf vizi sloIt
"No. /. Half pint. pint and quart glass
bottles--each bottle having Impressed
upon the side Of IL, the following =
FOORD BOTTL1NG CO.,
rs Hf pt.HfU Wilmington, DEL"
"No. 2. pint glass bottles. each bottle
having Impressed upon It's side, tho fol-
MANI. BoTTLER,
Wilmington. Del"
"No, 3 A ten ounce glass bottle having
impressed on its side. the folloWlng -
h. OTTO rfOEPFNER'S, BREWERY.
N. w. cor. Sd d Moore Sts., Phila."
In testimony whereof, 1 have
~ycf. hereunto set my hand and om-
49, cial seal at Dover, this eighteenth
}SEAL dpy of October, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one.
A JAMES l.. WOLCOTT,
tanl2-8sw Secretary of state.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
A RumOred Sale.

1t is rumored that the Reliance Fire
Company have disposed of their engine
house on Fifth street between Walnut
and Poplar to Hart & Bro, wholesale
pork butchers The engine house al
joins the property of tho Nj Messrs, Hart
Ii the rumOr Is correct the Reliance will
probably erect a new building below
Lombard street.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

A crevasse 300 feet long and 4 to
5 feet deep is reported IN the Kemp
levee, in the lower end of Texsaa
Parish, near Waterproof, Louisiana
The levee IS one ofthe most impor-
tant in the State, protecting a very
rich district. The levee at Trotter'a
Landing, opposite Helena, Arkansa
is broken but as yet no serious dam"
age is reported.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
HcIpIn n n

|, = an, ne Pastor OF the B,D,,..' NJ J. W.
mere, and an educated nbYIpp.lli bap.li w,
not " practice, but AM ,uys'Cisa ls
pnysleian. and advise Ia ,s,rl 4 'vle ilpt
ceaes. Over q year aao T'oy 10y eNiss
cd y0pr Hop Bilters 10 nv ,,sooHpssi
VINO mas been under medieai1 Invalid VI
OF SIX OF Albany's best ma, val llsata,S
erai years. She has beooDyos ,aO !.
cured other var ous com e nW".,t ,tooIcugl'
~ tneir nse. We both reconwl @ "a I'M \ y
70 our friends; many of wholln onnstdlG IL
Deen cured Of their varlons ~ naNsls
~ kEv. L. h. WsSsel
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Two Women KILLED by Rail.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Doty
and Mrs. Sennett were instantly killed
this evening on the track Of the Bee
Line railroad, near this city. They
were walking On the railroad track,
and in getting out OF the way OF a
train were caught by a work train on
the other track. Both leave fami-
lies.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Large Cargo Of Lumber.

The thres-masted schooner Mottie
Hand Is now at Fourth street wharf,
dlscharglng cargo of 275 900 feet OF
lum Der for Bowers, Dure & Co. The
lumber is being piled along Fourth
street, and will be hauled on teams to
MeRrs. Bowers. Dure & Co $ car works
by way of Vandever Avenue.