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The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
Tainted Poultry I'm the New York
Market.

DELAWARE FARMERS MIGHT SUPPLY
Fowls 5wEET AND FRESH By the
OLD DOMINION STEAMERS.
From'the New York Sunday Times.
No experienced horsekeeper, no per-
son. who hiss an honest preference for
wholesome food, can feel any other
emotion than disgust in the presence on
the table of fowl that has been shipped
two thousand mills In an uudrawn
state. The putrefaCtion of the contents
OF the intestines taints the flesh through
out, and 1t Is only by the use disinfec G.
tants that much OF the poultry received
In this City from the West IL made tala-
bls at all. The chickens are first par-
boiled In the scaldiDg rrepara' CRY 10
"picking.' They are tben PUT in bar
rels and started on ajourney which Of
ten takes neatly week. Not single
fowl cent TO this City from the West ever
arrives 10 fit condition to be eaten un.
ls 1t has been kept frozen. In all tx-
eept the coolest wta her the dealers
here hnd il necessary to sprinkle the de-
caying and ofe bsive carcasts with char
coaI dust before they go on sale In the
itall'. But when thu So facts are cited
against them, the pcul;rymen say thai.
although undrawn TO wis may not arrive
hire from the West IN an entirely weet
condition, dlawn fowls would ba abso.
lu'ely s9otle d by the cecompOsing action
Of the air on the delicate interior mem
braues.
According to this line OF argument.
New York Must eat unwh olesome meat
anyhow, and tbs marketmen claim the
credit of having chosen tho least ohisc-
tionable method. The truth 10 that t6ere
Ia no necessity whatever sor the tale of
any but perfectly wholesome ponlCry In
our markets. But IL is in vain 10 expect
that such perishablo table supplies as
chickens and turkeys eau be bro uQht
here from Chicago and be found fit to
eat on their arrival. We do net need t.
90 to lhe West for such things any more
than for our mix. The poultry supple es
for New York couli easily be found
within ona or two hund red miles of the
City, In this State, Conneciieut, ana
New jersey, ii the railroad charges for
transportation we're put low enough to
allow fair profit to the farmers. The
prtseI t charges involve such a diAcrimI-
nation IN favor of Chicago that the local
poul.ry-raistrs hnd it impossible to con-
pete with the Western shipper, whc, on
q large and esta blIshed business, secure
rates which, with their advantages in
purchps ng at low pr.oes, give them the
control OF the market.
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WORN nealnr.

a rare gem Of art and one that will
'Iell repay the trouble Of visit to tbe
store Of g. s. Humphrey & Bro, 800
Market street, IL the picture of New
foundland dog. Mr.. Harry Price, OF
Phiiadelphis, il the artist, and In this
painting has quite outdone apy pre-
vious effort. The effect Is as pleasing
and beautiful rs the harmony of color
is perfect. The composition Is strik-
ingly natural and the dc al is exquis-
itely wrought. IL Ii decidedly as good
"a dog type" rs ever came from the
pencil Of au artist. Not the least re-
markable Of Mr.. Prices talent is the
apparent ease with which he seems TO
produce such great variety of SUBJ
jects. A few days ago were to be seen
in'the window Of Mr.. Preston Ayars
some very finely executed fieures.
representing "The Cavaliers OF Charles
L." and also q perfect gem OF "The
French Flower 0irl,'' which was
painted especially for a Philadelphia
gentleman Of high standing in art cir
cles. The picture first referred to was
painted for Mr.. ]. Ii. Cloud. of this
city, who is the owner of the dog.
Lovers Of the true and beautiful should
not fail TO see this painting. It was
placed on exhibition In PHILADELPHIA a
short time since, and received the
highest ecomiums. from some of the
best art critics both Of that city and
New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GTHE MoRLD.n

Next Thursday evening the great and
successful play Of "The W. rld," will be
prec inied in the Opera House this city.
An exchange saws in regard TO II:
"The World" last night at the Mont
gomery Theatre was q success. The
crowd was unusually large aud enthus-
iastic, and the play and the actors de-
served the OF -repeae Q aud involuntary
applause that greet ID them. The scenes
were all that had been promised. The
explosion was thrilling while the raft
scene was the best representation of The
sea that we have ever seen. The lonely
raft adrIit on the $ "a, It's perlshing crew,
their well teigned agony Of thirst, the
appearance OF distant ship aad the joy
OF the rescued mariners, all made up a
scene of novel and thrilling interest
that will not soon be forgotten.
The acting was coed. Mr.. Rose, as the
8 ar Of piece, held the au udience with him
/ #, ushout, and evoked great enLbu
siasm. Harry James, as the funny
tl!ain, was illmitAbl'. NILS Helen
8 liy, lex mnst / be flrg gDtten. The
srama is almOss as got d as the specta-
cular scenes.
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OFFICIAL REPORT.
THENuMBER OF DEATHS THAT OCCURRED
IN THIS CITY LAST wRhK,

1hENuhBER OF DEATHS THAT OCCURRED
IN THIS CITY LAST WEAK,
The following is the eff cIaI report of
sne registrar Of the NUN ber OF degths
Teeurrllg IN this tJ up to no IN, SatuI-
,oi 10 al deaths rep tied, 28; ell ssIfed as
i1loNs: gl,: Born IN the United States, "a;
hughhH, Ireland, ]; Germany, /; Swe.
mn, nmeu, j males, y; tamales, 20; whites, %;
,T,"INE, W 0; under year OF agA, z; from
10 10 ., years, .; to 10, 1;l0 20 20, /; 90 to
,o' y 81 10 40, 2; 40 to 5J, /; 80 to 90, 2; so
70 "5 ~ tOto W. ]; so to 90, /; 30 10 lOo, 2;
Ia' %iulS' i4i minors. ID. Died at the aims
hsusr, h, corenef's cases, 2; =. Ii born, 2;
''Tught Su mere for int rment, /.
~ oauseS oil deRth-Couvulsions, 3; ppeu
%om.s' c,o' o. consumption, 3; membra rieous
sma SnU"P, z, paralysis, 2; general debility, 2;
ca"ani illumination of stom aeh,
der1 u1,it y, " on OF bowels, genillty, acct
Ssu., lhh 'mnstion OF lungs. bilious few
Sphoid iFVer aud marssmus, 1 each.
ont 0"t.s sc ny |ardS-First ward, 2; Sec
SiYt'h Si' = thIId, ]; Fourth, 2; Fifth, p;
Tsn,h, u seventh, q; Eighth, 5; Ninth, i;
lhe cn,., :, Eleventh, ]; total, 2a; total FOR
IN 6Hoiiaosfohding week of last year, "a.
no,ta,i w the week q b rtIis were r.
an ~h,t as follows: Nal s, 13; females &;
Third %. u FIRST ward, ]; second, q;
Ssv"n,, fourlb, /; Fifth, q; Sixth. j:
!. NlnIh' |; rentb, 3; Eleventh,
rsrnre Inree marriages were repor ed for
record during the week. ~ ~
n. Is. FRAzER, Registrar,
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LOCAL LIN SIS.

Twenty eight deaths las, week.
Trouble exists in Epwor.h NJ. E.
church.
No Delaware shad have yet arrived in
our fish market.
"The World" will be produced in the
Opera Houss on THUS lay evening
An extra passenger train VISA placed
on tie Delaware Western +. R., this
morning, leaving here at 7,05 O'Clock,
S. r. Ball & Co., opened their new
paper store, No. 610 Market street on
Saturday evening. 1t was visited by q
large number If invited gueets, who
were treated to IT rtfreshments,
The committee OF the Friendship Fire
Company and the Happy Seven, return
ed from their trip to Harrisl urg on Sat
urday evening. They express them.
selves rs we'll pleased with the treatment
they received.
Several children we're baptized In Gen.
trail Presby terian church yesterday by
the pastor, Rsv. J. II. Nixon.
Rev. Robert E. Campbell preached
morning and evening yesterday in West
Presbyterian church.
AT the lest meeting ef The Vestry CT
Trinity parish the following officers were
chosen: Senior Warden, DR.. Horace
Burr; Junior Warden, Dr. Samuel Muir
ply; Secretary and Treasurer, Walter
Cummins, Esq. DeleRa' es to Diocesan
Convention, DIR. Horace Burr, E. T.
Candy.
The funeral Of Egbert Nutter, mem.
Der OF the Wafer Witch Fire Company,
which took Tlaee At Riverview Cemete-
~ yesterday afternoon, was at ended by
members Of the Christy Senate and the
Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Com
pany. Each firc company furnished q
carriage. The funeral services were con-
Quoted b. the Rev. M. A. Richards.
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Boiler Fo.nd.

On Saturday afternoon rs the Ma.
tlonal Dredging company was engaged
in dredging near the Pusey s. Jones
compauy's works, with the dredgei
Pacific, they hoisted large bulk ol
iron, which upon examination proved
to be the boiler of The tug Martha,
which blew up nearly year ago,
At the time OF the explosion tho fire.
man, William Miller, VAS instantly
killed. After the explosion no special
efforts were made to find the exploded
boiler, and now that it has been found
would it not be well to have q thor.
ough examination made by a comps-
tent person In order TO ascertain If the
boiler was In bad condition at The
time Of tho explosion, and il so how
long had 1t been in aa unsafe con-
ditiOnP
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Extra Train.

About 11.15 o'clock, yesterday morn
ing, special train consisting OF a loco
motive, one-Pullman and passenger car
passed through this city on its way from
Boston 10 Washington. The Pullman car
belonged 70 what 10 known as the Boston
ssctton, but the passenger was engaged
by BottonlAn who d sired to reach
Washington at a certain hour.
Who 9 was, or what his business
wss is not known but he paid for the
train between the two poiuts, aad be
aides he gave all the train bands s. each
TO make time. The trip cost him a con-
siderable amount OF money.
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Fatal End. of a Quarrel.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 19.--
EARLY this morning, while returning
from dance, Frank Davis, eighteen
years old, was shot and killed by
Wilbur Milligan, seventeen years
old. The youths had been quarreli-
ing at dance house, and al a late
hour Davis lett escorting Two girls
home, one OF whom Mllligan wished
to escort. When Davis reached the
COZ: of N. Front and Jane streets
Milligan dashed out from place OF
concealment and attacked him Davis
defended himself, and succeeded IL
knocking down his assallant. Mill
gan gained his feet however, and,
drawing a small pistol fred. The
ball pierced Davis heart and after
lingering for twenty minutes In an
insensiblc condition he expired Oh
the spot where he was sh ot. Milligan
was arrested at his uncle's house q
short time after the tragedy and
lodged in jail. The murderer was
under the influence of fliquor at the
time of the shooting, but Davis is
said to have been perfectly sober.
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CONC 20 Isel,oho,I,.

William Bright, Esq, left this morn
Ing on the 9.35 Delaware train for Keho-
bJth, where he had been requested to
come, to tupsTinteHd a nun Ger of I'm
pFoVeTents which are being made to
the grounds.
Ho wss accompanied by Mr.. Floyd,
bricklayer, and nunt sr of workmen.
Mr.. Fl,yd AMI his workmen 90 for the
purpose Of reeting the chimneys on the
cottage OF Commodore Schoek of WASH
ington, ID. O., which, when finished will
be tue handsomest cot ays on the beach
O-htr coitiges are in course of eroc-
tlon, among them being that Of Rev
Mr.. Simpers, of PhIlaielohia During
the spring there will ee quite umbeI
Of cottages erected.
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saved from a rouudered ship,

PRoyfNoETowN, Mass, March TO-
The brig Addie Benson, Captain Mil
let, Of Digby, for ST. John, N. b., ar
rived here yesterday with Captain Luce,
two mates and twelve ssamen rescued
from the ship Scresmer, from Philadel-
phia for New Orleaus, on March 10, in
latitude "a 40 north, longitude 75.47
west. Three men were drowned aud
one was blown away in an open boat.
Among those restud is Joseph viii
liams, second mate f New York city.
The men are destitute, and some have
barely enough clothing to cover them.
They will be sent TO Boston TO night.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
A memoraDlo St. vaIontine's Day.

On ~. Valentines day the 14lst Grand
Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana state
Lottery took Place with Its usual regu-
larity under Tho s..le management or
Gens. g. Il. Beauregard of La, and Jubai
A. early OF Va. The first capital, $4,000
was sold IN halves and drawn by TICKET
No, 0o,7S -snt- halt TO Hermann u.
HartIen, No. 100 Raymond stleet, BROOK
Iyn, l.. i. the other half by worthy
lister, also of Brooklyo, Mr.. Michael
Doyle, OF 500 Kent Ave. The second
capital, $4,000, also sold in halves, drawn
by No, 7J,S5I-one collected by II. u.
Bush u Co, OF Mobii,, Ala. the other
by d party whose name is withheld. The
third capital, i,OOl. also sold In halves,
drawn by No. 1879, held by Mr.. NJ /,
Michaells, 3I5 Blue Island Ave, Chi cago
in. the other by Henry Hamilton, also
of Chicago, III. The two fourth capital
prizes OF 800 each were drawn by No.
%, ,9O3, In halves also-one 10 Edgar
AckeIly, OF No S0S Second St., Newark.
N j.; the other halls owners name
within Ia; The other piiZe by Nc. 2,9GS,
sold to parties (whose names are wltn;-
held, at Galveston, 7 xae, and tihapel
Hill. N. 4. There were also many others.
The next Drawing Qhe l4sd) Will occur
an April lib, OF which Information
can be had by communicating with NJ i.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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re,.gruphIc summary.

\. British Parliament will adjourn
ma " and rsas,emble AIrll l3.-Lleuf.
M, has reached Krasnoiarsk, where
in await the arrival OF Lieu. Dan
''ms,sr-Tbe % Emperor William fell
4, ~ dsscending stairway on Friday,
,sOslyed some slight bruises, but
/, .hls To take his usual drive on Sun
At Berlin but little confidence is
"a ia the pacific declarations Of the
THE Crystal Palace Theatre, At
....lllss. and the Winter Livadla
p.,rs. At 81. Petersburg, were burned
saturday night-Unlted States Min
|, wallace dined with the Sultan at
rs.apunople on saturday.-A proio-
bas been signed at Santiago setting
h the terms on which Chill is willing
t,e.t for peace with Peru.-Disas-
n, foods prevail in some Of the pro-
,nes OF Brazil
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. n..srrsd complainant.

Registrar Frazer has received from A.
Garter, ESQ.,, Secretary Of The BAlti-
bra Board Of Health, the following let
DEAR SIR: l have the honor TO ac-
|oVIedge the receipt Of the valuable
n highly interesting report of your de-
rtment for the year 1881, for which
ii will please accept the thanks Of This
'pahwelt. Wilmington Gu ,ht TO be
~ proud of her Health Department
n feel that sIe IS more highly f,vored
au very many If the larger cities in
courteous, so faithful, so truly efficient
Registrar ard secretary as Mr.. e. B.
tzar; whcs3 adaptabiliLy 10 the pecn-
sr and important science Of vital statis-
s proves him to be "rhe right man in
{ tight place"
Faithfully yonrs,
A. r. CARTER.
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DIED.

ROBERTS.-On Friday, March II, 1882,
a. her husbands residence in Newark !,
Betty Roberts.
Interment at the NJ. &c. Cemetery,
Chsptl street, on Monday, March 20. at &
O'Clock, p m.
CLARNEN.-In Mill Creek Hd., ON the
18th inst, Mrs. Mary Clarnen, relict OF
James ClaTnen. in her SD year.
The friends and relatives are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from
her late residenee IN Mil Greek Hd., GA
Monday, March 20th, at l. O'Clock, d. IN,
Services at the Red ClHy Creek Church.
DERICKSoN.-On the 18th inst, Martina
DericksO son. in her 73d year.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her son,
Joseph Derickson, in MIL Creek HID, on
tuesday the 2lst inst. Services at the
house at 10. Ij O'clock
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suRocatcd d by Gas.
BosroN. Mas. March 10. 1852.

BOSTON, Mass, March 10, 1882.
Frank Hayes, about thlrty-tive years
Of age was found suflocatsd in his room
at the International Hotel to-day. He
belonged In New York city, and was
agent FIR an improved gas stove, With
which be had evidently been expert
menting just previous to his death. The
tube connecting the stove with the G. s
burner had bten forced from the stove
and the room was full of gas. 1t IS
thought that he had fallen asleep, and
that the tube was disconnected by the
pressure of gas.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
The Sultan nt school.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 10, 1882.
General Lew Wallace, the United
States Minister, spent seven hours with
the Sultan on Saturday. The Sultan
sought INT ch information concerning
America; especially in regard to the
judicial system in the United States aud
the mode of collecting taxes. General
Wallace states that the Sultan display
ed sarewd, penetrating intellect, and
expressed the most friendly sentimen 5
for America. General Wallace deDit s
having supported an American COM
pauy's project for obtaining eonce asioh
for a railway in the province Of Bag
dad.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20

Mrs. Ahn Mahan, relitt of the late
Jos. Mahan, died at The residence of her
daughter-iD-law Mr.. ]. l.. DeVou, In
this town, OF Saturday morning list,
of the natural indrmities OF old age,
Mrs. Mahan was a native OF d sltw are,
but had resided in Elktt ne rly all Ter
liie, aud was much esteemed 1 hei
many kind ard gentle virtures. She
ives buried 10 the Pre- bVterlan Gem ste-
ry on Monday afternot n.-Ceca Demo
crdt.
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OsfpOned.

It was annt nIcsd In The GAZETTE of
aturday that large delegation would
e this cts this morning to meet the
Governor in Dover, and make q last eff
olt for reprieve Of jeremiah Harri-
eao, who is sentenced TO be hanged on
Friday next.
Late Saturday afternoon those having
ehSrge Of the affair received word that
be dsvernor would not be in Dover TO.
pay, but would meet the delegation TO-
morrow. In conformity with the infoE-
malion the delegation will not 90 down
until tomorrow, when It will leave here
on the 935 a. m. train.
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Miss Emma Keys Condition.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 10, 1882.
Miss Emma Key, eldest daughter of
ex-Postma>ttr General Key, who was
thrown from a buggy Sa urday after
noon, is sti'l in critical condition, aud
Inflammation of the bia'n from the Sc
we're conclusion is apl rehended, yet her
general condition is nors hopeful than
last night.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
SECOND EDITION
The FLOOD snbsIdinr.

The latest Intelligence from the south-
west report the rivers had fallen two or
three inches and that the subsidIng 1 (
the voters is expected TO be more rapid
every hour.
PROBABLE EFFECT OF THE FLOODS ON
THE NEXT COTTON CROP.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 10.
II. s. Montgomery, president of the
Merchants Compress and Storage Com
pany, stated that he thought that not
more than half crop Of cotton could be
raised this year. The overflowed dis
trict, he said, produces over one million
bales; and, even If The waters subside
rapidly, of which there is no propect,no
more than half the acreage last yesr can
be planted Other persons, however,
take different view of the situation,
and think the land can be prepared in
season for planting and that fair aver
age crop will be raised.
PEtrLE REPORTED TO BE ALMOST INSANE
FROM sTARvATIoN.
a MEMPHIs, Tenn, March 10, 1882.
A spec al from Helena, Ark., says
Ine ldIetL aOVlctS from Inc upper st.
francis River report that the people In
that section are almost reduced to cann.-
balisTn, that they have eaten carcasses
for some days AMI now have all. the ap.
pearance5 Of PER ons about to become
insane from starvation. Colonel A. H.
Johnson, pres dent of the Arkansas
Midland Railway, who returned te-1ay
from Hot Springs, having come down
to Helena by skIifffom the mouth of the
st. Francis River, says that the scenes
along the river were mot distressing.
The stencil from the dead animals is
sickening, and when the water declines
f. will be stlll more fearful. The earth IS
left covered with a thick Shiny substance
with reptiles of every kind, and the
miasma from decASinR ma ter will In
evitabiy be srriCu' In its consequences s.
The C .uniry south OF here is swarming
with buifa o gnat', and m u5h stock that
ga saved from Drowning In the over
fjw Is being killed by these insects.
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LYNcHsuRe. Va. March 1s.
"The Domestie Txrnn1. :,

Pa tiuRton, sis q weak and irritable
Domestic tyrant," and Mrs. p. is correct.
Iyrannical to fault the ave rage man
viii enter the blissful Paradise OF happy
home, scratch himself in fiendish Riee.
SEND the baby into cenvu 'sloDs, and for
what? Why, because he has the Itching
l1iIes, aud is too mean to bny Swayneis
Ointment, which Is an infallible cure Z, r
t9e worst ca3es of that annoying COM
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AProsnerons sfate.

Georgia max, an excellent financial
showing. According to the recent state :
ment OF lis tres sarer the bonded debt II
tue State Is only S9,726, 600, whilst il Is
indorser Tor about 100000 of railroad
ponds, on which it holds first lien
The property held by the State, inclut-
inc the Western and A lantic Railroad ,
on which It receives an annual rental of
$500 900, If sold In The open market
would bring sum sufficient to 3 ipe out
her entire iudebte dness.
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Personal.

Nr, George D. Slaymaker, who has
Ben engaged in the coal and lime
nsiness, Water and King streets,
aVing disposed OF his business to ID.
b. Kent, will leave this city on the
4th inst. lie starts for San Fran
iscO, California, on April 18th. He
i'll remain in California for about one
ear During his brief stay here he
lult up very large trade. He also
psde many firm friends, who viii re-
lret bis determination to leave our
|ity,
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..Mx Tormented RacI1. d

Is :he exclamation Of more than one
poor bard working man and woman.-
DO you know why it aches? 1t is be-
Gauss your kidneys are over-tAsked and
need strengthening, and your system
needs to be CLEANS ID of bad humOrs.-
Kidney Wort is the medicine you need.
at acts like a charm" SAYS we'll
known physician, 81 never knew is to
faIl." liquid or dry sold by druggists.
Boston Post.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
closing at tho wesley an college

The closing exercises of Wesleyan
Female College will take place in the
parlor OF the institution, ON French
street, ,betwees Sixth and Seventh streets
on Thursday evening at 5'clock. Tas
graduate are Miss Spsie II. Babcock, of
Philaielphia; Miss Aunie M. Hurlock,
of Church Hill. Nd; Ms, Marie II.
Watts, IT Be- timore, AMI Miss Lizzie B..
Irwin, OF this city.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
rne rlrst Comet or enc Year.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 10, I6F2.
The discovery OF the first comet of the
year by Charles S. Wtlls, Of the Dud-
lev Observat Dry, on Friday last, was
verified late tonight By Professor Boss,
who located it ln right ascension II deg.
So min; dcclination, 33 deg, 30 min.
The comet Is moving northeast at the
rate Of 80 minutes day.
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dHeetings ,rO-nIxnt-

FrIana.,n MONDAY.
IhIite1ads' Social Lyceum
sh,eia5n Division, k. ofP
MinaGns Libhary Association
DI9ua DeIn9 I Tribe, No. S, /. ~ RM
Her%wsS5re HRelawSre Lodge, No, /, l. /, q 8. q g. r.
WashinnlLo Whin Lodge, No. 70, /. o. q Il
WiIminSgtoonn Lodge. No. /. k. ofP.
Washington Iod.ac IGodnncii, No. 8, q, u. A. Nj.
s,ioa sH,aioa Encarnp1nssss.tN rnnp1ss. Nc G. y. A; Q, q. Fl
oil r e1niehem Division: icoloroais q
R%ni, niRaSIqe <. 81 2 HvisiOn. No. /. Uniform
No !, .. y. Jy'3n q. II md Brandywine Council,
ana Marsss Mnls Of y. Patrick m,e, q, Tn,rl
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Personal,

William DeaH, ESQ.,, of Newark, Del,
was town last Monday, making ar
iangements for the purchase OF many
thousand bricks for the new mill about
TO be erected at that place. He says the
stock Is all subscribed, and the new com
panY will begin at once.-EIktOn Demo
crdt.
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SnbIImeIy Nuno.n

y pair of beautiful sun-aowers on
who. ,,f1 Is '',l VIII be mailed fee to any lady
VIII send tel cents In pcs.aet
M ps ts OF money of DIR. G. w. Bers m,
V' Ma i0o North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
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Grahnnfah

r 'Hha IlL Palmer, of this city, and G.
ateS t,SS"neS' OF Wyoming, Del, gradu-
lLe iI n' me recent commencement of
p%n.o HT .ohlVersitY of Pennsylvania in
araa aaue "e iPhla. They received the de,
w. Winn Vi Doctor of Medicine. ]. p.
de@,ae er, oi This city, also received The
s'eo Oh DJctor OF Dental Surgery
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
Railroad Change.

1t is slid that the p, w. g d. r. r.
are about making arrangements TO sllgh-
~ alter the curve of their ro' 4, so that
they will strike Newark ins;ead If es
tow one mills below 1T.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-20
MARRIED.

WELDIN--CRoEs.-At Christiana, on
Mr.. George IL. Weldin to Miss Marv
Crots 8, all of Wilmington, Del.
BA ARTlN-ATKINSON March Islh. at
Chester. Pa, Mr.. William Ii. Barton
70 Miss Mamie Il. Atkinson, both OF
Newark.