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THE GUITEAU TRIAL.

Mr.. ScoYille, at the opening on
Saturday asked the Court to say
whether the prisoner would be
allowed to address the jury. Judge
Cox decided that the prisoner should
not speak, but that counse might
read from his manuscript if they
saw. fit. Guiteau wildly protested
saying that the Judges name would
90 to posterity with a black stain.
Mr.. Reed then addressed the jury
in the prisoners behalf, occupying
the rest of the session. He was
prosecuted as much by coment and
interjection from the prisoner as
Mr.. Davidge had been. and when
he closedGulteau said that he would
not give a cent bushel for such
rubbish.
Guiteau was not in the least abasL-
ed by his counsel's elaborate
portraiture of him as a fool and
lunatic. When Mr.. Reed predicted
that he ould eventually become a
drivlling idiot Guiteau laughed
sneeringly. When Mr.. Reed in his
peroration brought the scene on the
scaffold before the jury, Guileau re-
marked that he would rather die
that way than'be smashed up in a
railway accident like the enc oi
Friday night.
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A MISSING AssEMBL1MAN.
NotiAAd 10 Yacnfa.

A correspondent of the New Cas- tie
Star, writing from State Road Static n,
ON the Delaware Railroad, says
The Trustees of the Baptist Church
located near the Frog Pond, on the
Benny Booth farm, have notified Rev.
Ephraim Rittenhc use, of State Road
Station, to vacate the premises now
occupied by him for the last twenty
two years. 1t appears that Mr. Geo.
B. McCrone, one Of the trustees, in
conjunction with his brother, bought
the above property for the use of the
Baptist minister so long as the church
was maintained and supported, but
which was 10 revert to them when the
conditions we're not complied with. AS
there has been no regular service in
the church for eight or nine years they
claim the farm, on the other hand
Mr.. Rittenhouse claims it as his, on
the assumption that when services were
discontinued it should belong to the
resident minister. The case will be a
peculiar one, as it will involve some
unusually knotty points of law. The
members of the congregation desire
another pastor, who can be secured if
he can get control Of the parsonage.
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The COUNTY Assessnent.

Davii w. Hughes, county assessor
and collector for the southern district Of
this city, has completed the assessment
and transferred them to books, which
will be hung up at the following plases
this evening for public inspection.
Every voter In the district should call
aud examine the lis. of the ward wherein
they reside and see that their names
are on the lists:
First Ward-Ofice Of ESQ Bertolette,
No. 305 Shipley street.
Second WArd--Office of bridgetonder
Bareford, Third street bridge.
Third Ward-Cigar store OF Harry
WiTsil, corner OF Maryland Avenue and
Madison street.
Fourth WaId-Wm. H. Roblnson's
cigar store, No. 113 Z. Fourth street.
Tenth Ward Fergus Kelly's grocery
store, corner Of. Elm and Jackson
streets.
Eleventh WArd-SaloOn Of Robert
Cottingham, Maryland Avenue and
Liberty street.
Mr.. Hughes will be at the City Hall
on January Slst, February 1, p, and 4
for the purpose Of making additions, cor
rections and traDsfers. Those whose
names do not appear on the lists should
call upen Mr.. Hughes at the City Hall
and have them put on, otherwise they
will be obliged to appear before the
Levy Court.
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news Notes.

An accident occurred on Saturday
night on the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Powelton avenue, Philadelphia. An
empty passenger train backed into .
freight train. Two paymasters Of the
road, named Isling and Cottringer,
were standing on the platform Of one
OF the cars Of the passenger train and
received severe bruises. Engineer
Cook was also slightly injured.
A mass ss-meeting of the socialists of
Chicago was held yesterday afternoon,
the object being the discussion Of the
anti-monopoly movement and the hAr-
monizing Of the political sentimsnts
among the various bodies of socialists
throughout the city. 1t was decided
to issue an antI-mOnopoly protoco.
The wrought iron bridge crossing
the branch of the Salt river, near
Mexico, Mo-, on the Chicago 5 Alton
Railroad, fell under freight train ON
Saturday, and caused loss of about
$25, 600 to the company. Six cars went
down with the bridge and five others
were ditched before reaching it.
Slbley, Dudley & Co., Wholesale gro-
GERS in Chicago, made an assignment
Saturday. The liabilities are placed at
$3.50, ,001. The firm claim to have isets
fully covering this amount. The firm
was formerly known as Sibley, Endicett
Il Co. Mr.. Endicott went out Of the
business about four years age
The steamer Queen of the Pacific,
built fer the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company by Cramp s. Sons, was
launched from the yard of that firm at
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Let the poor sufferers from female
complaints take courage and rejoice that
painless remedy has been found. We
refer to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t is prepared at 233 Wes-
tern Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Send to
Mrs. Pinkhann for pam phlets,
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. Coughlin, of 5omerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 1 was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by a severe cough. 1 lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had hole
In my lung as big as q half dollar. At
one time report went around that /
was dead. 1 gave mp hope, but friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. got q
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
al write this hoping every one afhict-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be-
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. / can positively say it has
one more good than all the other medi-
nos have taken since my sickness.
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selling WIthout I.Icense.

Upon complaint of Bailiff Brady,
Mayor Almond issued a warrant
yesterday, for the arrest of Edward
Cassidy, on the charge of selling
liquor without license, at Water and
Shipley streets. He was given hear,
ing before the Mayor this morning,
and was held in the sum of 5000 10
answer the charge at Court. Cassidy
has defied the law for some time and
has spent several months in Jail on
various charges one of which was
for attempting to shoot Sergeant
Legg.
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STEALING the bodies of the
distinguished dead appears to haYe
become mania in Europe since the
robbery of the grave of the Earl of
Carwford and Balcarres. A Londor
newspaper states that rumors have
been rife of a design to rife the
mausoleum of the late Prince Con-
sort at Frogmore. This, however,
would be an extremely difficult task.
The Prince Consort's body was not
embalmed, and the coffin does not
lie in view or in any accessible
receptacle; but Is placed in sarcops
phagus of solid granite. Except on
the anniversary nobody Is ever
admitted to it without an order
from the Queen.
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LOCAL LINE

Amusements and balls will be pro-
life during tho present week.
The Wecoacoe Fire Company have
ordered 500 feet of new hose.
The Choral Society are still adding
new names to their list of member
ship.
Small houses arc scarce In New
Castle. A good chance for unemploy-
ed capital.
A large canning factory is about to
be established in Seaford by Baltimore
capitalists.
But four more days yet remain be
fore the law expires in which to get
your dogs registered.
Nineteen deaths in this city last
week, showing gratifying decrease
over the previous week.
A gentleman in this city offers for
sale one Thousand shares of the Baxter
Mountain Gold Mining Company.
The Morning NcsOs appeared under
the new management this morning,
and in new dress. 1t looks well.
Rents collected and prompt settle
ments by George w Bright, Real Es-
tate Broker, 5l7 Market street.
jan 14,7,%
The annual session of the Grand
Chapter Royal Arch Masons will be
held in this city Wednesday after
noon.
The new Catholic Church, Fifteenth
and King streets, will be dedicated on
Sunday, March 10Th, with imposing
ceremonies.
The horse that was to have been
chanced off at the recent fair in Insti-
tute Hall, will be chanced off in st.
Peters Church Sunday School room
this evening.
George Churchman received 500
more quail from Virginia on Saturday.
They will be distributed in Sussex
county. This makes $500 thus far
received out of a purchase of 5000.
II. @. Conrad, of the Morning News,
gave a complimentary supper in
Weaver's ice cream saloon, on Satur~
day evening, to his former employees,
which was highly enjoyed by those
who were seated around the festal
board.
A meeting of the County Republi-
cans was held in the Lincoln Club
room, this city, on Saturday after
noen. There was no business of any
Importance transacted, but merely an
interchange of opinions in regard to
the future success of the party IN this
county and State.
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Entered by Thieves.

Somstime during Sunday night, the
S'h inst thieves entered the coal Off ce
0f George w. Bush & Son, Water and
French streets. They gained an entrance
by pryIng open ono of the back window
shutters. After having gained an en-
trance the party or parties Tified all the
drawers, and succeeded in obtaining
about 81 in small change. Some time
last night the office was again entered
by means of . different window. This
time the thieves did not secure any
thing for their trouble. After the hrst
robbery the Arm have been very careful
In locking up all valuables in their safe.
The hrm have no idea or suspicion as to
who the thief Is.
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Loss of Money.

Mr.. John Boyle, of this city, last week
met with serions loss. Having missed
the train he drove to Wilmington aud
took the cars TO Philadelphia, with a
small satchel containing over $500 in
cash, gold, silver and notes. 1t appears
he put the bag in one of the car pockets
temporarily, while adjusting his overcoat
his attention being called to something
else, he went as far as the Arch Street
House before thinking Of it again. OF
course when he sought it, 1t was not to
be found. The. loss falls very heavily
upon Mr.. B.who is lily able to bear it,
Nelp Castle Star.
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Personal.

City Solicitor Turner went to Read
ing this morning to be present at
trial in the U. s. Court, brought by
patentee for using certain kind OF
seats in the public schools. A similar
salt has been cited in the U. 8. Court
for this State. Mr.. Turner was ac-
companied by Merris Taylor, of the
GAZETTE. They will return home
to. morrow.
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Chnnsad onTo.Nirht.

Previous to the recent fair in Insti-
tute Hall for the benefit of orphans,
Father Lyons, Of ElktOD, donated .
horse to be chanced of. The parish
selling the largest numbrr Of tickets
was to have the proceeds of all accru-
ing from the sale of tickets. The
horse was secured by the st. Peters
Church, and all those holding tickets
are requested to be present in the
Sunday School room of tho church
this evening, when the drawing will
take place.
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Balls this Week.

During the present week two balls
will be given In this city, both occurring
on Friday evening next.
The first will be the annual ball Of the
Weccacoe EAre Company, which will
take place in Institute Hall. The COM
pany intend to make tlis ball eclipse all
former efforts, and are putting forth
great energy for the purpose.
On the same night the annual ball of
The Little Harry Yacht Club takes place
in Wsbster's Dancing Academy. This
ball will be a very fine affair and no
'ioubt will be largely attended.
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janl6-I2t
PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 8K EAST SIXTH STREET.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. l6, 1882.
Sealed proposals viii be received in the
box in the City Council Chamber until
7,30 O'Clock p. M, Friday. January 10th,
1882, for grading the bed of Rodney street
between Delaware Avenue and Lowering
Avenue. The amount OF material TO be
removed is about "a 600 cubic yards. The
stone must be broken small enough to
be used at the city stone breaker, where
the said stone must be taken and depos-
tied by the contractor. The dirt to be
taken and deposited at such places as
the Street Commis ioner may direct pro-
vidiAg the distance of hauling Is not
greater than five squares. The work must
be done under the direction and super
vision of the Street Commissioner and
must be approved by him before 1t Will
be accepted by the committee. The work
must be completed within sixty days
from the time the contract is awarded
by City Council. For every day there
after the contractor must pay to the city
of Wilmington, the sum Of ten dollars.
A bond with security IN the sum OF one
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith of the bidder
and the pc son or persons to whom the
contract may be awarded must give
bond with security in the sum OF on6
thousand dollars as guarantee for the
faithful performance OF the contract, The
committee reserve the right to reject any
bid that they do not think 1t will be TO
the Interest of the city to accept.
All bids must be properly signed. seal
ed ar 4 endorsed Proposals for grading
Rodney street. Any further tnformas
tIon that may be desired Will be furnished
oH 'pp-'' LIP. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner.
By order OF the Opening Streets Com
mittee. b. +, TOWNSEND,
janI4.6t Chairman.
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FIRST EDITION.
Death OF an ola Lady.

Mrs. Sarah Elliott died at the resi-
dence Of her husband, William Elliott,
at Greenbank, on the Delaware West
ern r. r., this morning. Mrs. Elliott
was nearly ninety one years of age,
and was married twice during her
life. She leaves two children by her
first husband, Bowen Pyle, of Green :
bank, and Mary Jane Reynolds, OF
this city. Her:funeral will take place
on Thursday next, at 12 m. Interment
in the Old Swedes' Church buryiDg
ground, this city.
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Amerieus CIub Election.

AT meeting of the Americus Club of
New Castle. held on Friday evening the
following OH GERS were elected:
President-FrankE e. Herbert.
Weep -President-Glles II. Lam bson.
Treasurer-Al lien v. L. George.
Financial Secretary-Jehn r. Lamb
son.
Corresponding secretary-S. l. Lane.
SearRent at Arms-J ames Il. Booth.
Trustees-Harry e. George, Edmund
K. Rogers and William II Rogers.
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students from Delaware.

The following Delawareans are at pre-
sent attending the University of Penn
sylvania: J. 2. Pyle, New Castle; j..
Palmer, Wilmington; M. A. Barr, Mid
dletown; q. 4. Jakes, Wyoming, j. q.
Cooper, Camden; P Marvel, Dover; l..
b. Bradford, Dover; W. q. RaHghley,
Dover; ]. s. Prettyman, Jr,, Milford; O..
d. Robinson, Lewes; II. q ckman, Jr.,
Lewes; R. d. Richardson, Lewes; W.
p. Orr, Lewes.
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Police Cases.

Since Saturday night Mayor ALL
mond has disposed Of the following
cases
Kennard Dutton, Mary Saunders,
Matthew McDonough, VIM. Thomas,
Mary Short, for disorderly conduct,
81 and costs each, and John Aarkins,
for like offence, 81 and costs.
John Casey and Peter Quinn, for
fighting in the streets, 50 and costs.
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war or enc Trunk Llnes.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-President
Roberts, of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
to- day made an emphatic denial OF the
statement published in New York
that Vice President Cassatt, President
Jewett, of the Erie Road, and himself
had on Saturday agreed that com-
mission of three members should DO
appointed to consider settlement Of
the trunk line war and to make an adj
visory report. -....a
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Coming In slowly.

The owners Of dogs are coming in
very slowly to have them registered.
Thus far, up to II o'clock to day, two
hundred and seventy-seven canines
were registered. The law expires on
Friday, when John Hunt will resume
his duties of extermlnating all unreg-
istered dogs.
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Sibley, Dudley, & Co., Wholesale groc-
ers OF Chicago, made an assignment on
Saturday. They eve $3.50 900, but say
their assets will cover that amount.
The Times, the new independent daily
paper oi Baltimore, which started on
New Years Day, ceased publication yes
terdaY.
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Two Trains Badly Wreck g d i.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 14.-A dispatch
from Elkhars, Ind, saws: ga Lake
Shore train ran intO Baltimore aud
Ohio train last night at Miller's Station.
Cars and engines we're wrecked, the
track was torn up, and the telegraph Of
nee was demolished. Further details
have not been received"
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AMUsEMENTS.
"uNoLR TOMS oABIN !"


A performance of"Uncle Toms Dab
In" is announced to take place in the
Opera Hou'e this eyenlng by company
from Richmond, Va. The principal
negro characters in the play will be
performed by genuine colored people,
There will also be a mum Der of jubilee
singers In plantation songs and dances.
The prices OF admission are very low,
reserved seats being only SO cents.
"FoRaKT ME NOT"
"Wednesday evening next will be one
OF the dramatic events IN this city, the
occasion being the hrst appearance in
this oily of Miss GenevleVe Ward in her
great play of "Forget Me Not" Miss
Ward will be supported by an excellent
company and the presentation will
equal that in New York or Loudon.
COMIC OPERA.
Charles e. Ford's comic opera com.
pany will AZ pear here on Thursday eve
ming next in the latest comic Opera OF
the "Musketeer." The company is the
same that presented "Patience CO and "RiI.
lee Taylor" here short time ego.
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Kidney Diseases.

Iki1nof diseases afflict the greater
MM# NJ AMo human race, and they are
N#ANuyly on the increase, but where
ln4 firtaos Of Kidney w ort have be.
e4# kreyn, they are held in check
NHA NNH1lly cured Let those who
haHN a9 10 constantly dose spirits of
rltzs end aach stuff, give this great rem
eQ4 NsAl and be cured. In the dry
fqsN "A M n ost economical. in the lIq uid
81 NIo4t Fenvenient.-PhiLd.P Press.
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DIED

ELLIOTT.-On the 10th inst, at Green
bank. DEL, Mrs. Sarah Elliott, in the
9lst year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral fIom the residence of her hus-
band, VIM. Elliott, ia Greenbank. DEL,
on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. In
terment at Old Swedes' Church burying
ground, Wilmington.
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RahneflOna.

e01ds at Keunard d Co.'s
Grl I@4Aoed viz
NQ ehooda, Too.
fo Hhooda, $50.
1tt| HsoOds, SOC.
16c 0ashmere, 62c.
NQe Mxess goods, SIC.
ETA Nfbss goods, 25c.
And many other desirable bargains.
bouaR of AAeae goods are suitable for
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Reductions.

w. NJ. Kennard 8 Co. will offer this
week lot of dress goods remnants at
12i cents per yard. Many of these
goods have sold at 25, 81, S7t and so
cents this season. All to be sold this
week.
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Left the city.

Dr. McClelland who has been stop.
ping in the Clayton House for the
past few weeks, left here on Saturday
evening for New Castle. He will
return here at an early date and re-
main for some time.
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state Convention Of Colored Msns

~sAAS Convention oKC~AOre@ A@na
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. IA
number of the most prominent colorsd
men in the State have been In C0nsul%
tatiOn In this city the past three days.
They concluned by issuing call for .
State convention Of oolored men. 1t 10
understood that the deliberations were
in regard to federal Office holding mis-
management In this State. A strong
and bitter feeling was manifested to-
ward ex-senator Clayton and United
States Marshal Tovans. A resolution
was adopted pledging the support of
the colored vote to the anti. Clayton or
the anti-Tovans party.
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SA aiIs Sasstte.
xeI srphis .sammary.

0aMNtttA has introduced his
bin fef ne revision of the French
g0nasssutIQN ~ the Chamber Of Depu-
Ties T1a spssian Landtag began its
session . snrdsy =. Italy is not sat
Inils4 wv N|NR excluded from the col
iontife .tfah Of England and France
...Hnnin hAH hbolished the regulation
prohlbisinH ne sending of teleGraphic
rnesskSsr 81 cipher. The Earl Of
EhhEsAshuI md other philanthropic
EnRllnbloAA Nre interesting themselves
in i 6cheN4 lor the relief Of the desti-
tuta 16Wb Russia. "A happy event
his otepsSsa IN the household of the
Dnke ponnaught.. The Gear Of
nusaIa baA ranted a general pardon
20 ia Polka Roman Catholic bishops
\. alAmAA@ 10 suffering from an at
tAck ~ n6'Stica.
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maIlsAAa Of a Peokstp .ok.

a lady Nnile attending market on
Saturday mp1nIng was relieved of her
p0ekalhpGM ID front Of the Health De-
paftmenf afIlee. The pocketbook cou-
lnii11f shout 36. No clue as TO who The
thief WAN e@nld be ascertsined.
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HTT 2.vere atLaeks oF oravel and

N4N seyere attacks OF gravel and
Nl#M&V couble; was unable 10 get any
M64iA4 nf doctor TO cure me until /
r1fa 01H Bitters, aud they cured me IN
H6A4lI Nae.-A DIsTIN0UIsHED LAW
NMM NN MAxNK Co., N. Y.
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CIone showing.

TAA AeAAAn last week in this city
amaantNd 70 10; for the same week in
1871 1880, Is; 1881, 16. This is
q slass ReNing, especially in the mat
wv 3HANhs.
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stiII Another.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 81. 1881.
H. H. WARNER & Co /: SirS-I
have been cured OF AN affection of the
kidneys by the use of your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. j. @. CONDOR.
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estIngs Tonight.
MoNDAY,

3H MONDAY,
Hsle1dE. social Lyceum.
QllilGEa DIYision, X. of P,
N4s1oln& s1bfary Asso siation.
AUnMun tribe, No. 8, l. o. X. NJ.
4 Ia,aVgAEa Lodge, No, l, 1. O.O.F.
1tflnaH Lodge, No. 20, 1. o. OF.
MAeh InEson Lodge, No. / K.OfP.
MiAnlAN&ton CounOll, No. s, q. u. A. M.
ahnluSfon Lodge, No. 5, A. o. q. r.
HHi0u Hcampment, No. Z. /. o. o. r,
4 Ez4i o. Iethlehem Division, (coIoYSdJ 8.
u llmlnsspn Division, No. /. Uniform
HlaHk, ". 6fP.
Mllninslon and Brandywine Council,
Gx1I 81 o. 1ssA. M.
kAlGhts ID st. Patrick, meet at st.
nFF'e Hnuroh.
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TO BE ARRA1eNED TO DAY.

New YORK, Jan. 15.-George Melius,
the brakesman TO whose carelessness the
railroad accident at Spnyten Duyvil on
Friday night is attributed, will be ar
raigned before the Coroner to morrow
for hearing.
An uncle Of Oliver B. Nicely, one of
the victims of the disaster, was at the
Coroner's Office today, and after secur-
ing the dead mans effects, left on an
evening train for Philadelphia, with the
body of his nephew.
A MISSING AssEMBLIMAN.
ALBANY, Jan. 15.-Mr. Stillwell, the
missing men Der of the Kings County
Assembly delegation, left his hotel here
on Friday to take the 2.40 train, and
nothing has been heard of him since.
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NEW ADvERTlsEAnENrs.

NOTICE.-All members of the Jeffef-
IN son Democratic Clue are requested
to be present at the meeting of the club
this evening. Annual election OF on
GERS. CHAS. j. CAMPBELL,
jsn18-lt Secretary.
TOR SALE. The store and dwelling
II No. 122 Market street. The house
consists of resLRurant with b ok and
font vaults; store and dwelling consists
of dining room, kitchen first floor; par
lor three cham bers and bath, hot and
cold wafer, second floor; three chambers
on third floor, two on fourth floor, all
with good closets; house in good order;
good cellar attached to dwelling. Lot
23xS by 9lx6. Terms easy. Apply to
WIN. fl. QUINN.
ian l6-I2t 122 Market street.
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II. BATES, NswsPAPHR ADvRR-
AHHT, Il Park RoV, Times Build.
~ Y0rk, ia authorised to contract
Placements In The DAILY and
al@ @AkEyW@ sur best HAteas
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