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The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
RA11noAn1na PEAoHEs.-Verv fe

RAILRoADING PEAcHEs.-Very few
people conceive the magnitude Of our
peach crop-viz., the amount Of roll
ing stock required by the railroad
management. II we have-it all de-
pends on the V-the 1000, 600 baskets,
the seasons ripeniDg lasting about 40
days, will require about an average
shipment of 100, 600 baskets per day.
To carry this 1t will require ten trains
of twenty cars each, allowing the
usual 500 baskets to the car. But af
an empty car must be left for the next
days picking, and the loaded car left
to be unloaded, it is seen that 1t will
take three cars to run aline, or 6OC
cars and 80 engines daily, for 40 days
to move the crop.-SmydnG Times.
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SOUND . ehso An the south.

The latest agricultural reports from
the Sodth indie ate the dawniDg of new
industrial development In that section
of the country. King Cotton has been
nartjally detbrDned and Southern far
mers. or. as Id the old time fashion to
call them, pla hters, are beginning to
learn the advantages that come from
diveraified crops. According to tho
latest reports Of the general government
AGENTS. more cprn has been planted this
year in the Southern States than ever
hafore. and next fail will see a more di-
veTsIaed crop than the South mas ever
yet yielded. 1t seems TO nave SET user
to the task of producing all the articles
that enter into its own consumption
This pol cy will make it Independents OF
the East and OF the West There is no
gooii reason why the South should grow
action alone, When 1t hall learn, as II
now appears tb be learning, the true re-
Iatiops between production and con.
sumptlon 1t will have made very great
stride in It's material Development
Herald.
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patnts ter'a Rats rail-.

BOSTON, Mass, April -, 1882.
James @. Powers, Universalist mi a
lister, who was sentenced December II
last to the House of Correction, at Ded'
ham, for ten months upon a charge ol
yaPrancy, was pardoned this afternoon
by Governor Long. Mr.. Powers re-
Gel ved an education in the highest acad-
emical schools IN New York and was
rdained by q niveIsallst minister and
put in charge OF prominent church 10
Brooklyn. He also occupied puIpits In
Vermont and Massachusetts. While In
Vermont the deRt of his wife occurred
and he retired from the ministry and
took up journalism, contributing articles
on science to tho North american heOeelt
and to New York and Philadelphia daily
papers. He continued to grieYe so muct
over the loss of his wife that he took u
the life of tramp. He will now be aid
cd to good employment.
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DIED.

BOWMAN.-April nth, in Konaon,
Amanda r., wife Of VIM. Bowman-ag
SO years.
BRICE.-April 18th, 1882, at cT yine
street. Camden, N. j.. OF dysentary,
Maggie Brice, aged 2 years and s
months.
KERSEY.-In Wyoming, March 10th, OF
consumption, Mrs. John KerHey, In the
26th year OF her age.
BUTTERWORTH.-ln FELTON,, April Tth,
Mrs. Elizabeth Butterworth, aged rs
| years.
| DURSTElN.-In this city, April llth,
Mrs. Emily E. DurBtein. daughter of
| VIM. Smanwood, OF Dover. in her 10Th
/ year.
KNEE.-on tho 18th inst, from typhoid
malarisl fever Gardner Seamen Knee,
olly child Of 8. b: Knee, aged years
Relatives and friends OF the family and
Infant Depar tment OF Unien d. y. sun
day School, are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the 1une,al from the residence OF
his father, 18 West 4th street, ON Thurn-
day, the 10Th inst, al ESQ O'Clock, p. m.
Services at the house at 2 p. m. Inter
ment At Riverview Cemetery.
| aprlS 3te
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CoIored ImmIrran.n,

The Oxford Press says the number
OF co 'ored men from Virginia now en-
gagged at farm work among the farm
ers of that locality is about twenty.
i've. Three arrived last Wednesday
evening and found places at ]. Willis
ton Watts, Lower Oxford, A. B.
Worth's Coleraine, and with Mr.. Sell
lers, near Cochranville. They have
all the reputation Of being steady and
industrious workers, and come here tC
earn money to apply on their homes
and farms in Virginia. One of last
Wednesdays arrivals owns 100 acre
| of land,
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NOTICE Il, Joseph Nc Cain, the own.
IN ner OF the house situated at No. 4.6
w. Front street, in the First 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 CeurG oI
General sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State of Delaware, In ana
for New Ca tie connty, on Mondays Inc
Sth day OF May, A. D., IeS2, being the next
term OF said court, for license Tor saio
house as an inn or tavern for the SAFE
tnerein of intoxi 3ating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 60 be drunk
ON the premises, and the following re-
snectabfe citizens Of the said ward recon-
mend the said application 70 VIII;
Daniel McCusker. Francis e, Kelly
George n Marple. julius Gunther, -
James NICK emma, Fred wen. "
Ianoes Tyhristy Wilson 6crafton,
AnoEst A. Hickman j. Frank Newlln.
Preston Ayers. 8. g. Simmons,
James Currlgan, JohnsJOnsss
Robert f.. Haley, george Flncks
L evils A. BicKta, A. Blcktal
Edward ]. McManusLuther w. fajmers
Francis Kelly, Lawrence hlernans
Joseph M. Croes. Harry Chrtaty,
Michael MegaryI Henry 0rahsmS
John Brady, William Es BRICK.
aprl9St$ JOSEPH McCAINs
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SEVENTY CATTLE BURNRD.-The eat
tle house of MT. q, M. Bastable, near
Warrepton junction, Faululer county,
y,roinia. was set FIRE to by a colored
man last SUNDAY night, ana inc no9so.
] evantv head of cattle which we're being
esd for market, a lot of machinery,
nrovender. etc,, burned. The cattle were
go,th a, least $50 per head, and the
csttia honse was one of the finest in
Fauquier county. There was ssS s,c
ySsre nninsurdd. Mr.. Bs table was for
merIv n well known cattle dealer In Bal
timore.
OVER nine thousand Immigrants ~
r,vad at New York Tuesday, and the
commINsloneI OF immigration estimates
that the arri V ais during April will aggre-
cate over 1O0 900. Among the arrivals
'inssdav were a number OF Germau
c,oarmskers who have found emplov v
mani here at from Sl3 to S14 per wesk
as against about SO at nome. nuno., tne..,
Gus party OF umpreha r.srs
| Erom Rossip, France, come a number ol
| ioromotiva buiIders, The Italian ele
ment is coming to oe more anu nioi'
i conspicuous.
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LOCAL LINES.

n ale maple sugar at 90 Ct. store.
ySpS Su.su-A perfect copy OF the DAILY
N lfatE ha n. oI April 20 b 1881. Five cents
oe paid for ii at this office.
Dlfa cages have come at 90 Ct. store
Topics of the DAILY GAZETTE of Tie
'O~.ug vRg dates, are wanted at the
ANiGa ,Ga, Office: July 8, 1881; Aug,
oa' aeol' September, 20, 1881.
= cents will be given for a perfecl
oil each date.
q to-day. A VIII DO Is
"S~ . u6er, who keeps a dry goods
Tn Market street above Second.
,se lave next month ON a protracted
through Europe.
III a,NS wilmington Athletic Association
hs AN onoss ,.s second annual entertainment
.be 59,S nouse on Saturday even
e, ia,r in st. Patrick's church Ia dr.v.
crowds nightly. '"u'on 10 urA"'
i 'Sa S,a, U. Scott, a.brother of Jamo,
u yssIsrS cH a. his residence ON Adaml
]. Ou'''ed fOrses are the talk of tn,
ho,ty Assessment is com nla,ad an,
0en al the Clerk Of Council
is safe. ''nion tnat the peael
y pVsals for erecting the nav oonn,
b sloS,a m and Aims Houss com
nsxs TS Tns:aNo mo bids will be reoei We
SeSuay afternoon IT o o'clocl
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Eup BEsr EXHIBITION that our city
been treated to in a long time Is
EOuius Paradox now entertaining
Ivds Of our citizens afternoon and
.uiug at the Opera House. Those
n have not witnessed the perfor-
|uce Of the remarkable fea's Of these
: ned horses, should not fail to do
Every man who owns q horse
4 feel bis value is increased after
hog what can be effected with this
BE animal by patience aud kind
htuent. There are twelve horses
The stage at one time and each one
d docile as q kitten and seems To
Dw Just what is said to him and
bys when called out by his name oI
numb:r.
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DELEGATE CANNON BOUNCED.

The United States House of Repre-
seDtatlves yesterday disposed Of the con-
tested case from Utah Territory by
adopting the. maj )rity repor. from the
committee of elections, declaring that
neither Cannon or Campbell were legal
ly elected, thus creating q vacancy.
There ives no question that Cannon,
Who received the vote of the polygamists
obtained large majority of the votes
cast, but Governor Murray, who is an
outspoken opponent of Mormonlsm, re-
fuses to sign his commission, and thui
devolved the decision of the matter on
the House. Under the new anti-poly
gamy act, which has become q law
polyganIists will not be allowed to vote
hence the halls Of Congress will perhaps
never be qr2ced with Mr.. Cannon
presence again. He was considerel
personally "a clever man, but hi
matrimonial doctrines initiated agains
his claims in his late contest.
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! Anfoundnng GroWth

During the past three months build
ing permits have been granted in New
York and Brooklyn for 1907 new
structures, whose estimated cost will be
$ll ,076, 900, and alterations to existing
buildings to cost S1,250,000. The de-
tails OF these building operations show
that on Manhattan Island capitalists are
preparing to fill all the vacant lots and
to Invade the wide domain within The
city limits north Of the Harlem, and
that In Brooklyn they are building
further and iu.ther out toward EssI
New York and down toward Coney
Island.
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INDIANS AGAIN ON THF WAR
PATH,

Tucson, April 19.-News has been
received from Charleston that the In
dIans have murdered two Mexican
teamsters near there and escaped with
the mules taken from the wagons OF the
murdered men.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-A Tue
son despatched says: A special from
Camp Thomas states that the Chief ol
Police at San Carlos has been killed BY
Indians and fears are entertained fol-
the safety of all the employees there
Colonel Schollsld, with two companies
of the Sixth Cavalry, has gone to the
rescue. The Locos band Is on the war
bath.
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SECOND EDITION
TERRIFIC CYCLONES.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF LIFE
AND PROPERTY I'm MISSORTN
AND LOUISIANA.
sRvEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY
oTHKRs sEvERELY INJURED.
INDEPnNDBNcE, Mo-, April 70, 1Sl


INDEPRNDENcE, Mo-, April 19, 1882.
At four o. clock yesterday afternoon the
town OF Brownsville, In Sail ne county,
this State, was visited by q terrific
cyclone, which surpassed In extent of
damage to life aud property anything of
the kind in this vicinity since the Rich
mono storm of 1873, causing the death OF
seven persons and the serious injury
of over twenty others. The following
are the namfs Of the killed.
james Miller, P. SchIuggs T. r. Arthur
Of Piitsbarg. Pa, w. a. Williams,
Cornelius w hite, City Marshal, Rev. T.
Il. Payne, Claude Myers.
Over twenty buildings, comprising the
entire business portion OF the town, were
completely demolished. OF the list OF
casualties most of those who were not
killed received their injuries from Aying
timberS and falling walls. Some were
completely buried beneath the debris and
ruins OF massive three story brick build
tngs, which we're twisted and hurled as
though they were boxes. Others were
picked up bodily while walking in the
| street and carried into the air to be drop
| ped pgain, and either killed or MANNED
by the fall. The storm lasted hardly four
minutes, and we9 net thought of until 1t
struck the town. which is situated on q
rather high piece Of ground.
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Rev. J. s. Fisher, young student OF
theology in Berks county, has become
violently insane from attempting to
commit the whole Bible to memory"
Norris P. Myers, aged 46 years, said
to be from Philadelphia, was found in
sane on..one Of the strt cts OF New York
on Tuesday night and..was sent to the
Chambers Street Hospital.
The latest reports + ON the fruit grow.
ing districts of Virginia, Michigan and
Arkansas indicate that the crops suffered
little damage from the recent cold wea-
thar.
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ACCIDENT AT LAMoKIN.

This morning about o'clock, an &C
cident happened At Lamoklp, whereby a
locomotive was badly damaged.
A south bound freight train was en-
gagged 10 shifting some freight cars from
the main track to q siding, but by some
means the switch was thrown wrong,
aud the cars before were backed into the
round house strik ng locomOtivei No.
265 knocking 1t from the track. The
back end Of the tender was stove In and
the head light knocked off. The damaged
engine was brought to the shops in thii
city for repairs.
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ATrIp OF 5000 Miles.

Raymond's Vacation Excursion Party
left Philadelphia this morning ON 9
special train Of hotel cara, fo- q trip 70
california, the Yosemite Valley, salt
Lake City, points in Arizona, New
Mexico and other points Of interest IL
the extreme West. The exeu!sionists
will he zone until June 17tb, and during
that time will travel over 5000 miles, the
entire trip including everything Will bt
$3.50. Among those from this city VINO
ioIped the excursion were Edith CAV
fhrop and j. Newlin Gawthrop.
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only one Dollar

Pers ons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
of interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares in the stExoelsior
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. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mar2l-eodlm
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tloa EATING UNDERGONE PORK
interesting report hes been made
ocsthlng the trlchinosis cases in the
niig OF Thos. Coady, OF BridesburK, !,
Eout persons rartook OF the trichl-
injected ham. one Of them, q young
gol rld OF the trlchnia by q at OF
@nIung soon after she ate a portion OF
nam. She was not seized with the
Sass sass. her sister, seeing the ham was
.'sraone ! nio 10 the cooking, put the slices
s5 ae over the tire and fried then
y, ,. aeH done. She also escaped. Blu
ne ha'oer and mother, who ate the N ea
suo party cooked condition in whici
A gwen 10 them, are both sever
nelerS and still In danger.
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Al sad Case.

READING, Pa, April l9.-kev. j. 3
Fisher, a young man who attended the
State Normal school, at kufztown, and
subsequently st ndied theology, mas De
come IL sane frdm over study. In at
tempting to commit the whole piDle &c
memory he betame raVipg maniac
and he has just been removed 70 Tue
in aue asylum, three miles from mere
He resided with his parents at AeesporS
nleht miles above this city. He is q
years of age and possessed orilhant tal
ents. He is relative OF some OF INT
hest known families In this city anC
county, and his aihlctlon mas caused
uuito q sensation hero.
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watch stolen.

Harry P. Nichols, Of OoatesviIle, for
merly Of West Chester, went to VIII
mlngton, Delaware, on Friday, to see
the circus. He had purchased his ticket
and got inside the tent when be dis
covered that some ono had taken feom
bis pocket q gold watch which he had
bought only few weeks ago. A friend
of Mr.. Nichols came near losing bis
watch, the thief having cnt the chain of
close up to the wAtch.-WeSt Chester
| Times,
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Firaf AnnunI RnlI.

The Neptune Club will give Its fret
annual ball in Institute Hall tomorrow
evening. The ball was tohavethken place
In Webstei's Dancing Academy, and
was so adverilsed, but owing to the re-
cent decision of The managers Of the
Opera HOUSE, no more public balls can
be given in the academy, hence Lbe club
was b.iged to secure Institute Hall at q
much greater expense. The committee
OF arrangements has completed every
detail for the comfort Of their guests
From present indications 1t will be the
last ball OF the season, and will beieager-
u attended.
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schooner Abandoned at Sea

The steamer Orlzaba, fom South
California for San Francisco, picked up
at sea fifteen-ton schooner, with lot
of Chinese goods aud baggage In q
damaged condition. This schooner left
Monterey recently with 10 Chinese
passengers fJr Southern California
port, and is supposed to have been
abandoned curing q storm. The Chin
csc are believed to be all lost.
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MARRTED.

HYATT-PAULLIN.- Paullin's hotel,
Odessa, April 9Th, by Rev. ]. 2. 0tiss
Frar els W. Hyatt and Miss Mortill6
PauIlin, both OF Odessa.
CULLEN-KNIGHT.- 9Th, in Phil.
adelphia, by Rev. Jacob Todd, Harry
w. Cullen, OF Dover, and Miss Julia ].
Knight, Of Little Greek,
WAL LLER-THOMAS.-In Dover, April
l2th, by Rev. b. g. Parker, John II.
Waller and Miss Sue Thomas. both OF
Dover
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The Equine Paradox.

A large number Of ladies aud chill
dreu were preaen. at the matinee yes
terday sfternoon TO sne tho educated
horses. Every one was highly pleased
as was fully attested by the applause
and shouts of laughter. Last evening
another large audience assembled, and
showed their appreciation of the horses
bv loud and continued applause.
The horses will be on exhibition this
| evening.
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tat gully S4sette.
tTRST EDITION,
r,rronAPsIC SUMMARY.

,ofRoderIck Maclsan for snooI-
!, 'l,a, oasen Victoria took place at Read
. = england, yesterday and ne was 80 SC
s1s - - The ground of insanity....Fii-
/ ''o ,, rs r.ors have been killed by q col. col.
pvn,osIOn at West stanley...:Yes-
j.. thp hp,Oq ,ne anniversary OF the death
Y, y, J, psacOn, field. many ofhis friends
4 ',% "dmIrers in London and elsewhere
'u urlmroSes, his favorite fiower.'..
psruell has notified the governor OF
.,.,ubsm ia / that he will pre- long bis
n absence another weeE.'..The
,,ssIon at Parip, which passes upon
.,.svs Of several subjects written for
so'n somDetltors for the Periere prizes' has
Irdsd the second prize TO q resident OF
I.ou, whose name is not given..'.At
,us,ancs OF Prince Bismarck the 9 r
aaou ofone OF the minor comic pa
4 =, Rsrlln has been prohibited for
4 v,ars.. The Council ofthe Empire
Assp instructed to draw mp a law de-
uS ,hs position ofJews in Russia.
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what one DoIIar Well Spent Did.

ON March l4th the la2d Grand Monthly
Drawing of The Louisiana state Lottery
TOOK place as IL always does en- the day
appointed, ~ der the so.e supervision OF
Gen'ls g. L. Beauregard, of La, and Ju-
bal A. Early of Va. Then $4,000 was
scattered broadcast through the land:
The first capital was sold in halves, and
drawn by lcket No. 75,4ll-one-half to
b, l., Holt OF Quitnan, Nodaway Co..
Mo-; ths other to Mr.. Eugene D. Philpot,
/ prominent young merchant OF Savan-
nah, Ga. The second capital; $l0,oO also
sold In halves and drawn by ticket No.
81 .S75-nne. half to q lucky Bostonian,
who collected IL through Vance's express
| No. Is Devonshire street, Boston, Mass;
| ihe other half col ected through Darragh b
a Co. Bankers, 81. Louis. Mich, for Jno.
| Creegan and Albert Nsgel OF Six Lakes.
| NontcaIm Co., Mich. The third capital
was also sold IN balves and drawn By
i fick et No 0O9J-one-half 10 John Burrell,
No. "a Devonshire ST.. Boston. Mass; the
other to Sam'l e. Palmer. No. 30 sixth
ave-, New York city. The two fourth
eapital prizes OF $3.50 each were sold In
| halves TO Nos, u, ,313 and a3.l65-'o Edw :;
| "a. GTuet No III N ulberry Place, NewaF =
| J.: 10 Levi Alden, and collected
through Staie BANK of Madison, Wis; tC
Miss Cam mpbell. No. 72l Eish h ST., Louis
VII 3. XIV; and Geo. a. Count OF New
York city. The next drawing the ia b
will take place Nav 9th, OF which every
Thing will be told on application To M. A
Dauphin, New Orleans, La VINO Is thS
next happy one3
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MOwEate in d he ROEue's celery

WASHINGTON, April 1o,-Marsbal
Henry has issued circular Offering q
reward Of $500 for the apprehension of
Captain Howgate. Attached to the
circular is an excellent photograph of
the captain. His description is given as
follows: Forty Blk years Of age, 8 feet
10 inches In height, weighs about 175
pounds, blue eyes, sandy hair and COM
plexion; somewhat pale when he left.
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RisnnrcE ana fhe Preae.

BBRLIN, April 70, 1857.
The editor Of the Tagebldtt, who was
lately sentenced to three months im-
prisonment for hbelling Prince Bis
marck, has been sentenced to another
week's confinement for inserting q letter
In his paper about NJ. Gam beta which
the Court held to be bIssphemous. At
the instance Of Prince Bismarck the Oir-
culatlon Of one OF the minor connie
papers here has BEEN prohibited for tWo
years. ".
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

N OTICE.-I, Ann orme, the owner Of
IN the house situated on Pennsylvani@
avenue, near Scott street, known 40 the
Pennsylvanla Avenue House, In the
Seventh ward of the city OF VIII
and State OF Delaware, ia compli:
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 Sessi ons OF tne feace
and Jail Delivery OF the State OF Della
ware, in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 8th day of May, "A. D., lSS1,
being the next term OF said court, Tor
license for said house as an inn or tavern
for the ssle therein OF Intoxicating
LIQUORS in less quantities than one querS
10 be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens OF Inc ealo
ward recommend the said application
to wit:
william Mccartney il 4. Schaefer,
Jan es b. AShworth, John =. McAanu@s !.
p. Smith. John Z. Moore,
Henry ID. Dillon, Christopher OoWens
I. A. Riqhter, Clihord Given.
VViIliam h. BrannanJ ohm Jordan,
Tohn M Smith, ]. E. Dickinson,
John BiilingsbY, John BensoD1
Iohn n. bradley. hie
| Edward Mcdowell, Moses =. N Seaman,
William F. Yush, marx.
P. ]. O'Connel, Wit: Jno. Bradley
| James Monaghan, Neil Green.
apr29-3tS ANN OfsMh'
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Nsu Castle PresDxterx.

The New Castle Presbytery, met In
Salisbury on Tuesday last.
The standing committees were an.
nouneed and several calls presented and
accepted. A commission Of Ministers
and Elders wore elected TO he General
Assembly. The time OF the FAll meeting
was changed t. y toher 3rt .aad Newark
De-, splactad ~ u place OF meeting. 10
the evening addresses were rade py
Revs. Marks, Rose, Alexander, Atheften
and Runner.
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suIIavasl and ElIiott.
RooHEB BrER, April 10, 1882.

RocHEHTER, April ID, 1857.
Billy Madden,uow here, authorizes the
statement that he will meet jaime S
Elliott at Harry Hill's next Monday af-
ternoon, to bet $1,000 that James Elliott
cannot stand up four thre:-minute
rounds with John Sullivan with soft
gloves on his hands. This is to be con-
sidered as an acceptance OF Elliotps chal
lanpa.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
I.nnt Ntrht,s STORM.

About 8 O'Clock last evening, quite
severe thunder storm passed over this city
aud rain fell in t0rrents. One good effect
ofthe rain Is the thorough washing out Of
the utt rs specially the covered 0se5,
which had In ssme instances become
choked up with refuse mater. No dan age
was doue by the storm IN this section 50
far as heard from.
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Paasaao's vfosorx.

EPsoM, April I0.--rhe City and gubuf-
ban Handicap was won BY Lord hoes-
Master Waller being second and Prince
Soltykoff's Soobell third.
Passaic is a four-year-old bay colt By
Longfellow, out Of Jury. He was former
" owned by Mr.. Pierre Lerillard. Litalo
confidence was placed In him before hin
great Victory to-day.
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Preacnsmw This Evening.

There will be preaching in the old
Baptls' Meeting House on King street
above Tenth, this evening, by Elder A.
B. FrancIs. Tho services will COM
mence at I 80 O'cock, and all are cor
daily invited.
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Rfc.Nte.

The Irish Nationalist Association,
the only Irish organization in this
city, will give picnic at Scheutzen
Park on June 1st. The committee OF
arrangements will spare no pains to
make it very enjoyable affair.