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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

.~A HOUSE TO LET. - Afour
S1nE roomed house, nicely furnish
k2kkaed, with kitchen and bathroom
attached. 1t is pleasantly situated, and
Is within 1--WE minutes walk of the Post
Office. For particulars apply to J. w.
ROBERTSON & Co. l45
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-03

The House at its rising (2.25 r.M)
adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
REwktlNAL

Commodore Vanderbilt widow de-
nles that she ls engaged 10 be married
Christine Nilsson hrs signed a siz
months engagement FIR America, tC
commence next September.
Moody and Sankay are drawing null
tiludes again In Glasgow, the city
their INST great success In revivalism. Ci
Ex-Pos.waster General James has
bought house 10 Gramercy Park, New
YORK, and says be prefers private to
public life.
Pope Leo XIII. rises at and say
mass IN bis private chapel. He break
Iasts early, dlnes at and sups al o. At
II be goes to bad.
President Arthur will hold no recep-
tion during holy week. The next pub
lie reception win be held on Tue Sday
evening, the 11th Inst.
Hon Daniel Dongherty, accompanied
6y Gen. II. A. Starring and Col. Geo. <.
WArring, OF Newport, r. l., called upon
Mayor Whyte Saturday.
Il. q. Bertolette, who has been con-
nected with the reportorial force Of the
Livery EUeRiRg for several years past,
resigned bis position on Saturday last.
Mr. Bsrtolette will leave in a short
time for Colorado, where he will prob
ably engage in raising cattle. He will
leave behind him Q large circle of
friends who will greatly regret bis de-
partnre Tor the far west. May success
attend him In his new field.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
KITIea wan Braek

UNIoNrowS, PA, April l.-About 9
O'Clock last evening young man named
Frank Slrayhorn, from Maryland, was
killed BY Edward Landers, who threw
q briskbat at Strayhorn. striking him on
the left side Of the head at the bass Of
the brain and inflictlng terrible wound
from which death ensued 10 3 few
hours. The attack was entirely unprO-
voked. Strayhorn was 40 employee OF
the Dunbar furnace Company. An
engineer at one OF the pumps, young
fellow named Martin, and be were play
ing, and the affair was merging into .
br0il, when LADDERS came up and or
deFed STRAY horu to let Martin alone.
Strayhorn had Martiu down and was
sitting on him, and did not pay any at
tention to Landers, who Immediately
picked up the piece Il brick and threw
Il at Strayborn very vieiously.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
sswhaa it nEeana.n -

The Cecil Wing, rep, says that q
coalition has been formed between
Messrs. Cruikshank, editor of the
Cecil Democrat, aud Mr.. Albert Con-
stable, the first to be judge and the
second to be United States Senator.
The Wing adds: "The meaning of
this coalition is plain. 1t means war
upon Senator Groome aud his friends;
the defeat, ifpossible, OF Judge Stump
in the nominating convention, and the
subordination Of the Cecil Democrat
70 the political uses and demands of
Mr.. Constable. It means the indOrs.
ing OF Mr.. Archer as the democratic
candidate for the governorship to sue
oeed Mr.. Hamilton. It means vii.
liam Pinkey Whyte's hoped for return
to the United States Senate, and his
friendly ally on tho Eastern nhore--
Mr: Constable-seated beside him. 1t
looks beautiful ON paper Will il
work We shall see,D
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Yrsn x....ra.u.- I.... Ea...sn
Eneesioa Tonight.

The bl-annlel election for Chief Er-
glneer, fInt and Second assistants, of
tho Fire Department will take place ac-
cord.ng 70 City Ordinance, this evening,
tne polls opening In each house at 9
O'Clock and remaining open until 10
o'clock.
From present Indications the following
candidates agreed upon in convention
6y the Friendship, Reliance, Water
witch, Fame Hose aud Weecacoe fire
companies will be elected, unless .
"kick" takes place:
Cblef Engineer-Patrlck r. Murphy.
FiFst Assistant-John N cCaErey.
Second Assistant Thomas Donahue.
IL 10 supposed that the Phoenix, Dela-
ware and Washington, will support Har-
rlson \. Price, OF the Phoenix for Chief
engineer. Who their candidates forFlrtt
ana second Engineers are is not
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Nphtheria,

eotl OF sore thro.,
.ount 10 much, and n may not sus,.
~ so,, can easily be cured: bp,,,,oiapty aits,.l
". sss9.aOMeu ny conaulmpiinsa.s NJ neglect i w
~ ~ Mmeulclne has ever been ~ " dlphths.s
- ~ qplekly and Al nrsI Y i.acoVered M.
1Ahllkb DAVIS, W. aiI " such cassa
PaOmpt use Of thia iaso,,,ahiI ILER, N
sexe1 mOusands OF lives FsmaSb n
..s az DAVIS PAIN v
80. JS ~ e3pertment. II has hlLLRR
tDlo ioI borty years. ana zen beiOn n
"neso u y best known 'A most Vlls1
raad ~ ~ y. ,a,,taracts e1tracts from Voluntarv rv,...
FAfN KILtKR has beep ,n.I
eolds for the past twenty .salo household rem...
FosCyI hnown u 70 faif N yeara Ahd ~
Fnr Y. thj,txx ~. ~. Milliamsville, N un
found h a nays,l ys h. nave used PAn Fr
AtkyaA--hAnrON SEAMAN ior colds aDd "
aAve receiyed immediate ral,o. i.
ote tntyats and consider vonr 4 IRON oli
MYuAo' remedy'--GEo. d. EvKinIE51n7 iI5n EMElns M
have Just recovered from ,
Hnich have had for sone INV .Fe,J Hsya. ~
Eesie1 until tried your pms could N
relieved me immediately M IN kIlLn, ~
SiAnoa. M1C .. EoRcE, Low%ndp.n md neIst " Vi, r
years, and have never know Ky y ianily tu n,
LkyI1. WAyneaboro. Ga. a. " iAl-Rlirs
began using Pam KII.frpIn
Sc years ago and have used II eyass llalnyi yivu
DrpsTisE Oneida. n 4 axe Its plAOe-B NJ fS3 ~
Tor wbooping.cough and crour IA
preparation made. We Would nni K hp y ha
A, ~ Koura. Liberty Mills, VA AO' 70 Mihoui y
Eor swentyilve years have psea D.,
TOT coiun and chApped lipe, and eonstsiA W Ali
meImcine ever oifered--GEo. .HooPSRn nvt NdaI y
was suffering severely with br,n.,,..
sny food. 1 VIZ advised 10 nv yonr p. nd
and after k-t n . few d. sVTr ~. fAiN klia
cilred.=T WILL tNsoN "1 oa4la
vDr. WALTON writes from Coshocton. v,
kILt.KR CURES diphtheri~ aud sorr tb.o,.ii ioi
mHfy prevalent here, anu A. moi heSn ny,
fail tn . single instance. T'his ~. IN INV
make known 10 the world. 'A'' 'Oa
MrA kLLKN ID. NJ NoN writes. Nv aon
yiolenuy aiok with lphtheria. higb gu sSn W
cnlllA 10 many children have died ~ "
ALrnd 20 CAL physician, and triei VEN von,
tALLE tAAlLLE ne was taken on Sunday w ~
NeqnesdAy his throat was clear II -, ,sl ~
osLIm cire, and wish II could be know N
poor motnera VINO are losing 30 many chli,ss
For Chills and Fever PAIN KuJrp,
no equal IL cures when everything az \.
DELAYS are OFTEN dangerous 4 M
PAIN KILLER IN the house IA a safevns,s /,
no family should be without.
per bottle. AM "
PERRY DAVIS q SON, pu,d.,
ProvIdence, 4,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Moly Week.

Yesterday, being Palm Sunday. was
the commencement Sf the Holy Week.
During the day special sermons were
kreached In the Episcopalian and
Catholic churches, and at the oonclu-
sion 0fthe morning service palms were
distributed 10 the congregation. Ths
affairs OF the Catholic churches have
been draped In mourning and will re-
main 90 until Saturday next, when
the sembre attire will be removed and
the altars decorated in gladsome attire
10 commemoration of our Saviour
arising from the tomb.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
narIlrerens con. arana.

NEW YoRK, April LA COMMITTEES
waited on Gen. Grant to-day In con-
nection with the mass meeting 70 be
held ct Cooper Institute on Monday
night to protest against the action Of
the British government lin imprison-
ing American citizens without trial.
The general expressed his regret 81
not being able to attcnd The meeting,
but said II authorize you to say that
I stand BY my message Of 1859, and
that II were President / would pro-
tect the right of all American citizens
in foreign lands, whether native OF
nAturaliEed, and II arrested, charged
with violating the law OF any land, !
would certainly demand fer them en-
immediate trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
New York Hera' d Cable Special.
Miss Mackay NOG 40 Wed Dor
Philippe.

PARIS, April l. : Mrs. Mackay is ex.
oeedlnRiy indignant at the reports cur.
rent In Paris of her daughters ap.
proaching marriage with scion of the
bourbons. She informed Voltdire re-
porter the other DAY that there was not
word OF Truth in the storS. "If q mou.
arch were to propose for Miss Mackay, u
declared her mother, he wouid Do re.
fused" Mrs Maoksy expr ssed herself
very strongly on the whole subject
She complains that she Is besieRed by
fortune huuters. elf this goes on [ shall
have to put notice up on the door, y
said the @rathiul little lady, "annouuc-
ing that ln conformity with ANT rican
customs Miss Mackay will not have aUy
marriage poItoB." A curious comneE-
tary on this social incident Is supplied
tJ-Jay by the Madrid correspondent OF
ths GduEots, who, In Noticing the reports
about Don Philippe, tue Bourbon In
question, and Miss Mackay, observes
that Paris does not seem to know that
don Philippe was ma'rItd mOrRanAtlc-
ally TO widow called Bordre on the lSh
OF February last.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
GENERAL FoREuGa NEWS.
LONDON, April 4

LONDON, April 4
The Times says 1t is reported that
there IL . rebellion IN Corea.
A number cfKief students, some
armed with revolvers, made q riotous
demonstration yesterday and demanded
tbs liberation Of their comrades who
we're recently imprisoned.
SIgnor Depretis, the italian Prime
Minister, and Slgnor Mancini, the Miu-
lister for Foreign Affairs, visited Grand
Duke Vladimer, OF Russia, who after
ward made . visit to the Pope.
At meeting Of the representatives Of
Oldham liDiled companies it was an-
nounced that firms representing 2.000,-
600 splndles we're favorable to stopping
their Eills during Easter week. AS
tVo-thirds Of the trade are required To
carry the movement it has collapsed.
The Ts Deum was sung in the Cathc.
dral Of Tunis In gratitude for the pre-
Oervatlon Of the life Of Q1een Victoria.
A French band played ''God Save the
Queen" The festivities have done
much to promote the entsntS between
the EngllSh and French residents of the
city.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
A ReII Canal.

The Kentucky Legislature has passed a
Dill ehaIteiing company to build cana
around the entire city Of Louisville. n
distance Of over SIX miles. There will he
lall vi thirty feet the whole way, thus
aHordinR an uRsurpas ,ed water-nuwpr
Ior the driving OF machiney, which will
anord superior advan'a "a yea and s ,tsty for
transportation purposes. The authorized
capital for the company iR 81, 900. 900. nut
~ ,OOO,OO0 will os sutfi ficient for an organ
lzAtlon. ID 2ns. E. ID. Standiford, Proctor
hnott ana isaac Caldwell, and Mr.. ST.
o uit are amoLg the corpOI ators.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
More VItrIOI.ThrOwInw.

PHILADELPHIA, April "A Young
girl, aged l6, named Mollie Boyer. W.
drenched with vitriol on Saturday eve
nlng while entering her hams ct No.
lelO Hervino street. Tue fluid was
thrown from the third story ct an adj
Joining house, where an old lady and hsr
husband and their young son live. The
Two families were not acquainted, and
cause can be assigned. A warrant has
oeen issued Tor the old l4dy's arrest
Miss Boyer's face was seriously Lnrn.d
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

The young Republicans of Philadel.
Pnla have determined upon securing
many reforms, and propose TO do II
within the party lines, If possible. Tbev
urge that candidates for office he s.leci.
cd who will be acceptable TO all repub-
llcan voters, but declare If tits ia moi
done' they will have reform anyhow.
Col Clinton. R. Breckinridee. a SON
OF the late Vce-President John q.
breckenridge, will be candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress-at- large in Arkansas. He "a
ability. "0ie
Ex-senator Cpnkliug has been In vi,ad
by the Students of the Virginia A gr,cu"
tural College, at BlAcksburR, to Gei,unr
tbe next annual address, and It ia helia1-
cd he will accept. Tho coll, ga tan,,Itr
oaN recently been reconstructed. the oId
teachers giving place to "readiusters
Liquid or Dry.
80 o people prefer to purchase poaoi-
cines In the dry state so that they car se,,
LOT themselves that they are purely yege.
tanie. Othois have not the time or da.
slre to prepare the medicines, and yVisb
IL already to Use.
10 accommodate each class the nro-
pret9Ts OF Kidney Wort now offer that
well-known remedy in both Liuuid and
dry forms. 4u'u anu
Sold by druggists everywhera.-Truh
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
A sermon on LOnwrellow.

BRooKLrN, N. Y, April 2.-RsV. DR.
Theodore l.. CuT Tisr, pastor of l. Lafayelts
Avenue Presbyterian Church, preached d
ihls evening on the poet L1uKfeliow,
de took for his tsxt Nehemiah, lltb
chaptsr, 23rd veIss. at was the kings
command conceruing them that q Ger.
tain portion should be for the singers, I"
Or. Cnyler devoted q considerable po,.
tlon OF the sermon 70 the eight religious
poems OF LobgteiIOw, whlcn he read
and commented on.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Lancaster Tobacco SEavL.,

More activity is reported In the Lam
caster (PA.) tobacco market during the
past month thanfor the last month or two;
Good leaf is Qett ng scarce in the hands
OF Lne growers, and fsW weeks more
VIII snmce to clean up that part of the
crop OF 1881 remaining In possession of
tne planters. Thus far, says the Lancas-
Ter lntelllgencer, farmers have done very
little In preparing for the crop Of 1882 ,
some OF them who sowed their
seed beds early bad their sprouLinp
plants nipped by the late frosis.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
A desperate Runlan C.urht.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Thos. p.
Leslie, who, on last Tuesday night,
shot his former employer, Thos. s.
Nelson, an invalid, in the forehead
and attempted to rob him, was arrr St
cd this evening as he was trying 70
force open the rear gate of Mr.. Mel.
sons residence. On searching him a
lot of red pepper was found in his
pockets. He was looked up, aud will
have a hearing when Mr.. Nelson is
able to appear.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Only one naIlar

Pers ons desiring to obtain bones
on the very easiest terms or to invest
tnelr money safely and at q good rate
OF interest," cannot do better than sub :
scribe for shares in the 'sExcelsior
Loan Association" now being issued. !.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six Der cent
interest may be obtained at any lime
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
otice OF VIM. E. Hawkins, Secretary.
No; 7l2 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mar9I -eodim m
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Cornelius Vanderbilt Euds HIS
Own L1fe.


NEW YoRA April 2--The police were
notIted tonight that Cornelius }. Van
derbllt, the brother OF VIM. 81. Wander.
bllt, who contested the probate OF the
will of the lste Commodore Vanderbilt,
had committed suicide BY shooting him
self through the bead at the Glenham
Hotel. The coroner was notified and
gave permit for the removal Of the
body.
The deed was committed al. 2 O'Clock
10 The afternoon. He fingered In an un-
conscious state till six o'ciock when he
breathed his last, surrounded by many
Of bis friends and the members OF his
family. The motIvs for the act, which
is given by his friends, is that 1t was the
result Of mental dera ngement, brought
on by years Of suffering from epileptic
fits. No other reason conld te given as
his financial affairs we're said to be in
the most prosperous condition.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
sale OF ReaI Earn,a

The Brice Home farm, containing 200
acres, was sold at the Voshell House on
wednesday to K. A. aud J. @. Brice and
Ella W. Ernest, at $3.50 per acre.
The Francis farm, on Chesapeake bay
containing 26l acres, was sold last Tuet-
day by r. Hynson, Esc., to Mr.. X. Beu.
nett Wilson for S10,50c. Kent Ne,os.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

1857 Prizes, amounting 4. .......... 0IlO. zoo
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ed at all Polnts, 70 whom liberal compen-
sation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly
giving full address. send orders by ex.
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der bv mail. addressed only TO
"a. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUkHIN At
III LaSalle street, Chicago. Illinois,
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
0O7 Seventh st., Washington, d. O.
The New YORK ONCE Is reno we'd 10 Chi.
oRRo.
N. B.-Orders addressed to New Or
leans will receive prompt attention.
The particular attention OF the Public
Is called to the fact that tn entire mum.
Der of the Tickets for each Monthly
Drawing is sold, and conseQ uently ali tine
prizes In each drawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
febl6-iweod
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WKDNKspAY Mar 90 30

"1oOAAs N1ATs +. III.
FLoUR AND MEAL.-FIour il held hIeh
or and fairly active. Sales of7O0 barrel.
including Minnesota extras. al Al Tor
clear and at a.. a so for straight: Penna
~ S1ta Iamiiy, at s6.l2X a 6.2S; Western
oI a. ~ ~ So.fo I.2s, aud patents at $7.76
pure. @'s'''O loi
GeAIN.-Wheat was unsettled and
ioWer' Sales OF q 0 bushels Red at q 40
& %, b0,sH 1U, ~ oosnels May No. Z at 81, ,s8:
bushels DO: at l,s57S; 81. .3s]x was bid Tor
Miarchi 9l.SsA for April; 81. " for Nav.
SI;so Ior June, and sl.2294 for July, rive
ia SsrnsyiSania SnnasI @ Is nominal al S6c. Corn
~ ~ LII nImer and In steady request. Sales
9I oiVO bushels, including yellow. at n a
n3c;. and rejected at IKE. AT the oman
UoarSl ,'na 3OVO bushels June sold at 76c; 1870
Nav rs an1 b1 "a arcn ro I9c. Tor april, 76c. for
ScuVe and lc. higher. Sales OF I9,otJO
Duhhels, including white, at 51l% a nc.
anu, anu reJected and mixed at 68c. The re.
reit OF rf1Sy f1onTy aye were Sa as follows: 252j bar.
pusnes OF corn, 625U bushels OF oats. 2S'I
barrels OF whisky. '7' 1'0
MHIsKEY.-We quote Western iroo.
pound al Sl.A per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARurr
MONDAY. March 6P.M.
nEhF CATTLE were In good demand I,ta
WEEK ana prices were fraction hjghar.
vsTds y. aI5iV ~, ana sold at The d ifierent
ShkEf were less active, but prices vara
unchanged 5000 head arrived snd sr,S y ere 50
she ai51 Einerent s yards at 71<c.. and lam 5s
HOGS were In fair damond oooo
nead arrived and sold at the difIerent
yards at & a l0Nc. per lb., as 10 ouaiiiv'
HAY AND STRAW MARKET.
-, F4r week ending March rs, Iss2-Loads
OF Hay, 24O loads of Straw, As, Averaae
Price during week: Pr me TimoLhv aIiS
-: 20 %, per lOO pOundsj mixed, al 10
per IOO pounps Straw, 80 u Soc DER i60
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Meektmgs Tonight.

HI. n, A.
Lincoln Lodge, No. s, X. OFF.
FTaRfin F%1nlsy cilofs' S,sSle No 90 b B; 81 Fl o.
Asylum Lodge, No. q, /. o. OFF.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. o. q. F..
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
NJ vernon Degree. No. /, l. o. +.
delaware Encampment. No. TO.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

OTICE.I, John McHugh, the
~ owner OF the house situated at the
y. Il. corner of Head and Appis streets
II the Second ward OF the civ
OF Wilmington, county OF New CaS.
tle, and State OF Delaware, in compIiance
Elth the requirements of the acts of the
0eneral Assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice
bnet 1 shall apply in writing TO the ConTf
OF GENERAL Sessions Of the Peace and IAN
Delivery OF the state of Delaware. In and
der New Castle county, on Mondsy The
6tn day of May, A. D., 1889, being The
next term OF said court ior q license for
salo mouse as an inn or tavern for the sale
thereln OF intoxicating LIQUORS in less
quAntltles than one quart 10 be drunk on
me premises, and the following respect.
able citizens OF the said ward recon- ~ snd
the said application. vtz: '0
Amos A. EHs b urn, William Raratord
William T. Allen, William KennO
Mark NJ, McManus, John Hamno1d
GDatIu nsmmondi Johnson Tull Om
SSooIgS ~. Freck, James Stafford,
samuel ROdman, Hugh Tonsar
SrSsooerI shannon, Geo. ". Stanton,
SNas. N.t. I. StSVenson, John K. Eastburn
SnnIiss Newell, II. Corbitt,
Peter r. Miller, Edmund IT Mutor
Daniel Callahan.
@pr4-S" JOHN McHUGH.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
Don,t he Alarmed

ct Brteht's Disease, Dia0ste or any
disease OF the kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Hop Bttsers will certainly aud
IasuBgly cure you, and it Is The only
thing that win.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
DEGHsTER's ORDER.
Rrararrp,s oFFIcE,

hMGIBTER'b OBFlOhI ,oco I
New Castle county, Del, Mar. D. i0o-'
Upon the application OF Chari''E ET. +
Lore and Joseph l.. Carpehpi, ,,s Of
ecutors OF Jacob p. Herdman, ,.n"Sty ,S
WILMINGTON Hundred In salu " eUS nviS
deceased, II IL ordered and direcLeu eal.:sssI os
Register that the Ex eGt0rs Isfers
give notice OF granting M Of tns
Testamentary upon the estate s'So II iberr
Of, by causing advertisements 10 pe y, mi mi
edwithin forty days from the dass ~ ncss d
letters, in six Of the most pubic ping ping ali
the county OF New Castle, requitittbs W tbs g.
persons having demands againtsdIa nv %
tate to present the same OF apIu1 a'a1s and
act OF Assembly In such case inn .1a 10 b
provided. And also cause the sa,nyj IN The
inserted within the same pefloua neTnub
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a a neWspaPpah PpahftIp.
lished In Wilmington, and W W
ued therein three weeks te ~ and seal
Given under the manu- esanrssald,
IL. 8. Of ONCE OF the Register a,r aiG Gasae
S~~~~) at Wilmington IN Nem eay ABOVE
county, aforesaid the day yiS an3 yRsgiSler,
written. y. u bldoo' AVE-
NOTICb- md lbs
All persons having claims assent assent IhS
estate of the deceased must pno,,tors Op
same duly .attested 10 lne o Ea ~ abide tho
or before March Sth, 1859. ~ "a made and
act OF Assembly In such case tAi
CHARLES B. LoRESrER,
JusEPH Z. UARPENdInsSina'rs
Address-No. 7O9 Market street,
mington DEL marll-sWeOu
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
A POSITIVE CURl
Without Medicines.

Allam's Soluble aedtcated BOuEu
Patented October IS. 1875. One box
No. will cure ar y case In four dsH
less.
No. will cure the most obstinate 0l
no matter OF how long standing.
] lNo nRuseous doses of cnbebf, cOpila
or oil OF sandalwood, that are certain !
produce dyspepsia by destroying y
coatingB OF the stomach
Price Sl.5O. Sold by all druggists, :
mailed on receipt of price. For lurles
particulars send for circular. P. 0, 10
1853. ]. @. ALLAN 90.
ianl6-6m SO Jchn b.. New YORK
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
NOTICE,

Ali persopB having claims agalns1 ,as tus
satate OF the deOeased must present ", Wv
aaJne duly attested 10 the AdmlnisuSTD II.
on or before the I'D day OF Marcn, "a a. IN N
1888, or abide the act OF AssehO' 3"
uen case made and provided:
WALTER Is. REYN0Lps,,,
Address Green Spring I. o. aSSd S,s
bird Hundred. DalzS-' WV
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
d HGHBTER'B ORDER.
REGISTERS 0TFICL
New Castle Co. March Y. ~

REGISTERS OFFICE
New Castle Co.. March Y, lS2
Upon the application OF waiter !
Reynolds, Administrator Of jana
Dawson. late OF Blackbird Hundred,
said county, deceased. 1t is ordered 1a
directed by the Register that the AdmlnS
traitor ,afore said give notice OF the gfalf
Ing OF letters OF Administration upon N.
estate Of the deceased, with the uAK
OF granting thereof, by causing ~
yertisements TO be posted within lolg
days from the date Of such eNsi5
In six of the most public places u
the county Of New Castle, requiring AZ
persons having demands against tnew u
late TO present the same or abide Dy ~ ~
act of Assembly In such case MADE shs ~
provided. And also cause the same w ~
Inserted within the same period ~ .uS' W.
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewsPaPet wv IP"sJ
ished in Wilmington, and TO be conunu0'
therein three weeks, o. o. d. ,,..l
4 49, Given under the hand suu slis1 "a
l.. 8. OF Oflice OF the Register alOfsssis f,aas
a-CJ at Wilmington, In New SESs SSoSs
sounty Aforesaid, the day and yea, y,s,Sy sUv"
written. +. @. BIGGS, Eeg'S's''
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

OTIOE.-I, John Byrne, the
$40 Tatnall stree in the First ward
OF the city OF Wilmington, county of
New Castle, and State OF Delaware, In
compliance with the requirements Of
case made aud provided, do hereby give
notice that shall applyin writing 20 the
Court OF General sessions OF the Peace
aud Jail Delivery or the Stale OF Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on
beinR the next term OF said court, for q
license for said house as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than Que quart
To- he drunk on the premises, and the
ward recon- mend the said application TO