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THERE ARE gentlemen who profess to alb
hor Malone and all his works, and yet who
say that between his candidate for Congress
man-at-large and Mr.. Massey they will not
vote, and thus allow the former to be elected.
Now, the professions of these gentlemen and
their avowed determination may be con-
sistent, but nobody can see it in that light,
save only and except themselves. Were
Mr. Massey infinitely more Objectionable
than he is to every wise friend of the State
he would still be preferable to his opponent,
for while the former says Mahoneism has
gone far enough, the latter says it shall be
produced still further and shall work the
State and all her interests even more injury
than it has accomplished already.
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T0.DAY's TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
To.day's Congressional Proceedings.

SENATE.
Mr.. Hoar introduced bill which was re-
ferred fixing the salary of Judges of the u.
S. District Courts at 5000 except the sala-
ry of the Judge of the District of California
which shall remain as at present.
long discussion ensued upon in amend
ment offered, by Mr.. Morgan increasing the
salaries of certain clerks in the General
Land Office, in the course of which Mr.
Morgan criticised the action of the commit
tee on appropriations upon the subject
HOUSE.
A joint resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to ISSUE per cent.
ponds or certificates in exchange for bonds
bearing higher rate ofinterest, was passed.
A bill was passed removing the political
disabilities of James l. Waddell.
AT y o'clock, the House went into COM
mittee of the whole and resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the naval appropriation BILL
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST UF LETTERS
The fnll"vin.s 80 the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Virginia, postoficc July 1.
Persons calling for letters will say they are atyer.
tised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dcad-lctter Office, in Washington.
Anderson, Miss Mary A King William
Bowls, Mrs Martha Musgroye, WIG
Chickcrlng, George Roy, Miss BERTHE
Dslain, Miss Emma Ro;, Charlie
DiXson, John Stewart, VIM
dudley &c Stafith, Miss Mary
hudson, Brown + Stanton, Henry
Hall, c Taylor VIM
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE, p NJ.
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IT NOW appears that the brace Of Govern
ment pistols which Mr.. Thompson, when
Secretary Of the Navy offered to give Gen
eral Woodford, were not the only things
belonging to the Government that Mr.
Thompson considered as his own personal
property, and recent developments, it is
said, make it appear that his administration
of the Navy Department was just as corrupt
as that of the notorious RohesOn.
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poetry.

The INTERESTING address delivered by
Captain John Wise at the Virginia Military
Institute last May on the Battle of New
Market, in which battle the cadet corps of
that institution, Of which he was member,
bore conspicuous part, has been printed
in neat pamphlet form, and copy oft sent
tO This office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-01

LITTLEs LIVING AGE for June Both has
been received from its publishers in Boston.
It's contents are: The Boundaries of AS
tronomy, Three Months Holiday in Nor
way, The Tower Of London, An Eaton Boy,
The City Churches, Lady Jane, The Ladies
Lindores, The Commercial Spirit in Mod
ern Education, and the usual quantity of
DOetrv
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A Vegetable Product.

only used IN AYERS AGUE CURE, has proven it.
sell never failing and rapid cure for every form
OF Malarial Disorder, Fever and Ague, or Chills
ana Fever No injury follows its use, and its
enects arc permanent 1t arouses the system to n
conatioh OF vigorous health clcanscs the blood of
maiarlal poison and imparts u feeling of comfort
ana security most desirable in Ague districts It
IS an excellent tonic and preventive as well as
cure of all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and miasmatic regions The great supcri
ority OF AYERS AGuE CURE over any other com
ponnn Is that 1t contains no Quninc Arsenic, or
mineral; consequently it produces no quinism mr.
injurious effects whatever upon tho constitution
those cured by it are left as healthy as if thew
had never had the disease. WY
Inc direct action Of AYERS AGUE CURE upon
the Liver and Digestive Organs makes it supe-
rlor remedy Tor Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medicines bsvs
failed. N"''
For sale by all druggists.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The stock market
opened irregular; the changes from yesterdays
closing prices, however, were only fractional
During the first hour business was extremely
dull but prices were firm and advanced lsaa. per
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The Norfolk City Councils held their final
meetings yesterday The bond of the new City
Treasurer, A. l.. Hill, was again rejected, as well
as that of the new clerk Of the market All the
other officers 20 OH duty to-day
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Ayers Ague Cure is ali iniallible cure for
Fevers and Ague in all its forms The pro-
prtors warrant it, and their word is as good
as U. S. bond. Trial proves it.
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David Hinton, al accessory to the murder of
Constable Franklin Halloman, in Norfolk, was
tried before the County Court of that county YES.
terday and sentenced to the pcnitentiary for tif-
teen wears
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In countries where malaria is prevalent
or where the climate is subject to sudden
changes-should be found in every house
Browns Iron Btters.
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What Seven Could Not Do

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 6, 1881.
ID. II. WARNER & Co. lSrs-Sel en- phy.
sicians could not do for me what your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure accomplished. Hope
lessly sick with kidney diseases it restored
me to perfect health. JACOB MYERS
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A full line Of Coxcs' Childrens Shoes inst
received and for sale by
d. RUBEN & Co.
6S King St.
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Great reduction in Mems and Boys Cloth
ing at HENRY STRAUSS 66 Kin~ at
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A large stock of straw hats to be sold
without regard to cost.
H. STRAUSS, 66 King st.
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Children's and Boys Suits from $3.50 I'D
Fl. STRAUSS, &C King st.
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July 1.-The market
t f u quiet and easy No old Wheat was Of
quality. No Corn, Rye or Oats reported. ~
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
VEGETABLES.
Local Limitations,

BEIFTtIE5 MD FNITT6,
Strawberries Deawarel per quart. .2540 -
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29

Hope Council No. 2, Junior 0. U. A, NJ,
about so strong, headed by the First Regi-
ment Band, marched down Market street on
Saturday evening. The party left at $
o'clock for Chester, on the steamer Viii
mington, arriving at their destination about
8 o'clock. They were met at the wharf by a
number Of members of Chester Council No.
80, and by them escorted to the latter's
room, where they were welcomed by John
CantwG-l On behalf of Council 30. The
evening was passed in the usual way, CON
cluding with supper The party arrived
home about 1 O'Clock, and speak in the
highest terms of the Wilmington. Col.
Samuel NJ. Wood acted as marshal, and J
Beerwalt Us assistant, of Hope Council, who
we're accompanied by number of members
of Wilmington Council No. 3.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
PHILADELPHIA Mnrkeis

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-FlOur. duh and
unchanged; super $3, jOa4.25; extra, $425a5,26
Rye Hour, St.5Oa4.75
Wheat, duh and unsettled; No. 2western red
Sl.42al ~ Pcnna. red, Sl.42al.44 amber
II Hal .48.
Corn, dun and lower steamer, sl19as8; yellow
scarce, 81 ; mixed s5aS5I5; No 3 do. 81
Oats, dun and lower; No. white, 62l%
No. do, ,6o14a6l No do. 5915a60; No. mixed
Rye. quiet. 90a0l.
Seeds, easier; clover 0a11l timothy, s2.5Oa
$3.50 flax. II .43aSl 40
Provisions, fairly active and firm.
Lard, quiet.
Butter steady but quiet creamery extra 2Il
25c. do. good to choice 2la23c.; rolls, nominal
Penna. and Western, l2l1s.
Eggs, scarce and firm Pennsylvania, 81
PIE; Western, 2Oc
| Cheese. steady with fair demand.
Petroleum, dun refined, ~.
Whisky, sales, sll6.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
RrpRINrEp FRoM sAruRpAY.
IN coNsttt,r,ATION.


Don Cameron and the Business Men of
philadelphia Discuss tho sltuation-Mar.i
shali's Successor.
lkssociAted Press dispatch to the GaIstte.l
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Senator Cam
eron arrived at the Continental Hotel early
this morning and was soon in conference
with several well known business men rep
resentlng the commercial, financial ana
manufacturing interests OF the city and
State, with reference to supporting the
ticket.
maIt has been decided that the regular Re
Dnblican convention shall be recOnvened
within the next Is days and viii be COM
posed Of the same delegates who formed the
other convention.
The vacancy to be supplied by the declina-
tion of Marshall will then be filed, but as to
who the candidate will be the leaders profess
70 have no information. At the present
time there is ne one slated for the office.
Among those present at the conference
this morning were Charles Cramp, represent
ing the great ship builders of Philadel-
phia, Mr. Joseph Patterson and presi-
dent Cumming of the Girard Band of
Henry NJ. Phillips, State Senator A. Wilson
Norris, Hamilton Deston, James Dobson, E.
G. Knight and Colonel A. Louden Snowdoni
the mint Chairman Cooper called during
the morning, also William Henry Rawle,
ESQ, candidate for Supreme Judge.
The Senator stated to his visitors that his
purpose of inviting them to come together
in conference was to lay before them
the real situation of affairs and
the dangers which threatened the
life of the party. The success of the ticket
he told them, rested with the greai
agricultural, mining and commercial
interests of the State. He had Tough
for a protection tariff in the Senate
as his father had done in other days, but !
those who had heretofore supported tn
Republican ticket wanted to stab him h
was ready to receive the blow and would op
pose tariffin the Senatea as heartily as he ha'
upheld IT, ''If you want to kill the party w
win all go to destruction together" was the
signifcait warning of the Senator. He as
sured his visitors that he wai
working simply for the good of hi
party that he had nothing more TO keep fol
himself that he had already realized and
that henceforth he had no other desire thar
to serve the best interest of his state and
county
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
espRlNTEo FROM sAross'
DEMOCRATIC Mv,- -

I"e ,o,,. Coanty Conclavo at New c....
mute on Temporary Orran,'..e, TS'.le-CO
Especial dispatch to the sanitation, I.
NEW CASTLE, May 91.wTba1 TSba1ClIe'l
county county, meeting was called to "o o,d's dpsnloeai
o'clock BY H. B. MclntIre, cn'is,. dsr at L
motion Of Joseph r. Robert. ir@al'laan, ",'
let,e Z, was elected temporary secr.,.. ,, A. B'H@
Inc Committee on Permansn,
I'M, ps was named as follows and retiras. s'iil'
Bf.rIandywine Hundred-I n c' iS',rsa'
Wllinington-Thomas | Rms.onuoo. usuoo.
Shristiana-Adolphus HusSoSedIl 'aeIl
New Castle-Thomas Whit Wbi'''us'
MIL Creek-John X. Crosssn
White Clay Creek-,Jacoh Gn',
pencader-,Iohn Keeley 0"'Ho'
Red Lion-Thomas Bird
OF. ueorges-Nathaniel William.
Appoquinimink-R. l.. Nanda,n
Blackbird-Jacob I'm.
President, j. w. Cooch; Vice p.,.,,
wilmington, j. Frank Bali; Br,ndss asa
Jesse Sharp; Christiana, Thomas I, / y
Mill Creek, Dr. swithen Chandler.,y,,n' :, n'll1 y
Creek, bevi Ruth; Pencadcr, T pi.ta'' =
Castle, Douglass Mccoy Red / Il N
Vailandigham; st. Georges, R.MSf,
Appoquinimink, Jacob c. vandyke. N
bird, Walter s. Reynolds. '
secretaries-John c. Farra, W seem
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Cooch in taking the chair m.d. ny
appropriate remarks thanking the m..iI
for the honor. ....
| Col Melntire moved that the pomi,.
the Judges of the nomination elset,,s
left to the executive committee ia h,.
hereafter.
Joseph Roberts moved that tbo NJ,
appoint committee of fthfee from wn,, !
ton and one from each hundred Ia n
any executive committee. The mm,or !
adopted. The committee was then sm,I,l
and retired.
The committee reported the e,s.n,
committee as follows BrandywIDe
Grubb Wilmington, II. B. MeIua
A. Bertolette, P. Neary; Chrlstians n
Justis Mill Creek, E. Hannum New q,
William Herbert; White Clay, ". l. VI
Pencader, James Nicholson; Red /
Charles G. Ash; st. Georges Nj
Walker; Appoquinimmk, Richard ID
send; Blackbird, Jacob Hill.
Attorney-General Gray made a Sin
speech.
The following was Offered by Nath
Williams and adopted
Rcsolred, That the County Commltss
and are hereby directed to make the am
ment of judges for holding nomination
tion and publish the same in the Deme
papers of the county not later than Ju
next.
The meeting then at O'Clock aisg
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
DROWNED IN LAKE sPOFFORD

George A. Comfy, the Basso' and he'n
ItIetzel, the Pianist, Capsized HOnl
Boat.
tAssociatcd Press dispatch to the OAl''s
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 2-A'T1 y
dispatch from Brattleboro, VI, 10 lne
says George A. Comfy, the weli-kn9sn Y. n n
and Herman Rietzel, the pianist ol m ',' ',
Louisa Kellogg Concert ComPlny,
drowned in Lake Spoilord, al ! il''"''
N. H., yesterday. u,i.,
Lake SpofIord is about Ilne .,.n 'Il',@ ,rnl
Brattleboro, and quite a iaVofi" ''-
resort. ,,1b,I
The concert company was Ooohgu ~, ~ 4
land, Vt, for Thursday evening, i pu' M /
TO make railroad connection anu nasy'' ~,
to remain at Brattleboro over nlEnr 3in,to
company was to have sung at bul'ilfu ,5i'
Friday evening and at BrattleOOF0 '''
ing. a.h,Dc
The parties drowned were llsiliIs' ,Es IA.
bodies had not been recovered u. ,,,ying 'ro y,
counts and a large force was u''ss"'
lake.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
REpRINrEo FRoM sATURDAy.
ABLoopY TRAGEDY.
Fatal Ending of an Old Family Feud--
Two brothers Instantly Killed.


Fatal Ending of an Old Family Feud-
Two Brothers Instantly Killed,
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
ST. LoUIs, Mo-, May 27.--Reports nom
Lebanon, Mo-, give the details of a bloody
tragedy which has occurred near Bennetts
Mil, IA miles southwest of that place.
A bad feeling had existed during the past
few weeks between George and William
Matthews and some Of their neighbors.
Yesterday disturbance occurred between
George Matthews and james Ford, both the
Matthews boys ut the time being intoxicated,
The boys started for home IN company
with Marion Wilson and Home Sharp and
had gone a considerable distance when they
were fired into by some parties IN ambush.
The Matthews boys were Instantly Killed
and Wilson and Sharp wounded, the former
seriously. The Matthews were aged Is and
30 years and the wounded men still younger
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29

Don Cameron and the Business Men Of
philadelphia Discuss thS situation-Mar..
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
closing Quotations.

Received b., private wire of Elliott. johnson
x CO.. Stock Commission brokers, Wilmington.
Del, May q. N. Y. G. Il Hud.. 28I4 Erie.
3ies; Lake Shore l.0l12: g. * N.Western. Com
l.291a; q. X Miss 3l5s;Pacific Mail .4115: West'n
Union Telegraph, ,S2I[: NJ. x st. Paul Com. l lOI5;
Canada Southern, 4s15; Michigan Central IS;
Union Pacific, ll2; Central Pacific, Ssa, /.
Texas Pacific, 36ls; New Jersey Central 7i$s;
Del. Lack; 4 Western, 119; Del. d Hudson.
1881 Wab. st. J.. & p. Com. 2sl4 Wab st.
L; & r., Preferred, 5lIG; N. Y. Ontario & ".
Kansas & Texas. 2si5 Manhattan. 5iaT Den. M
yer * Rio Grande, 5s94: Nashville & Chatta.
nnooga, 5s3; Han & st. Joe Com, 9O
Col Coal and Iron Company. IS: Penno b544
L. and Reading, 275z Lehigh Valley. 81
Lehigh Navigation, SEE 13sBuhaloPitts and W'n
lSte; lhila. and Erie, 1917 Northern Central
Pacific, Pref, 1914; Hestonville. IS, Hunt
and I'D. Top, Pref, 2554; Miss. Pacific, gl
Louisville and Nashville, 733z. Market, steady
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
A Farmers. RIeetIng.
[specIal tllspatch b the Gazette

Especial dlspatch 20 Inc UaztIIe,I
NEWARK, DEL, May 27.-The meeting Of
the farmers was called TO order at 10.45 this
morning, by Prof J. Anenhart, about so
pers6Ea being present, all prominent farmers
i6 New Castle county. A speech OF welcome
was made and s. B. Heiger of York, Pa,
was introduced and spoke at some length on
"Wheat Culture" A number OF questions
were asked by those present and answered
by the speaker. Adjourned at II o'clock to
meet nj this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Lost and onnd.

Some time since Sergeant Jones, at the
P, w. y B. depot, secured large black
snake for pet. A few days ago the var
mint disappeared and Jones was sadly
grieved. To-day, however, his snakeship
was discovered, and Jones is now himself
again. The reptile was found in the shed at
the station.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Selling Ont.

Owing to the i'll health of my family
shall close out my entire stock of Clothing,
Cloths and Gents Furnishing Goods during
the next so days. after which time the store
will be for rent and fixtures for sale. Come
early and secure a bargain. Boston One
Price Clothing House, 2l3 Market street,
Wilmington, Del V. f. Holmes, Prop.
-s~9a @->s--
the most perfect fitting pattern is the
Universal, sold at Wheeler Il Wilson's
office, S07 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.1
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 27-As Eli Charley,
his wife and a young man named Hansford
Allison were returning in wagon from
Quincy last night severe storm of wind
and hail was encountered and large tree
on the roadside suddenly fell upon the
wagon, crushing it and instantly killing
Mrs. Charley and Allison and severely If not
fatally injuring Mr.. Charley. Mrs.
Charley leaves four small children. The
parties were farmers in that section.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
STILL AT IT.
The House Continuing Its Wrangs
Doing Nothing.

Ine HOUSE continuing lts Mfange
Doing Nothing.
Associated Press dispatch to the tiaitiit.
WASHINGTON, May 27.--lmmeliaiely
the reading Of the joumal in the IIOuS
day, Mr.. Reed, Maine, presented thcRpu
Committee on Rules, amending The rl'
the House in such manner as to prVl
some measure the introducing Of iilibuss
motions. Randall demanded that tAe
port lie over for one day.
Three or four dilatory motions were
made, pending which Calkins submitted
proposition agreed upon in the R'Pusi
caucus last night, to have six hOun' dis
sioI. of the Mackey-Dibble contested tr
case, after which a vote should be taken
the question of recommittal, aHlii dtel
In the negative then the case ,hill Be 4
sidered until finished without flibuae1l
motions.
Randall stating that propositn va
satisfactory objected to further tlSlsoHl
regard thereto. Several roll-eals lqlo'
dilatory motions and on motion 10 sip
over the Republican force fell OF D@
call of House was ordered
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
4 XirAgO.

Mrs. Boulder was before Justice Berto-
lette this morning for assault and battery
upon another female. She was fined by the
squire and began to use her tongue freely
on all parties. The justice told her
fguratively to pull in her horns but she
wouldn't pull, and kept on using her gift OF
CAB regardless ofrhetoric or language. She
was finally fined IS for contempt and
escorted to the City Hall to repose until the
ducats were forthcoming.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Acquitted of Murder.

tAssociated Press dispatch 10 the Gazette
LANCASTER, Pa, May 27.-This morning
the jury in the case of Samuel II. Miller, on
trial for the murder Of William Gensmer.
at Denver, this county, in October last,
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
BoRDENTowN, N. j., May 27.-MacPher-
son, Wellard IL Cos. Union Steam Forge,
employing in the neighborhood of 160 hands,
closed its doors last night owing to a tenn
porary slackness in the trade
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Large Fire in Oregon.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
PORTLAND OREGON, May 27.-A fire here
last evening destroyed all the buildings on
one block. The loss is estimated at S75, 600;
insurance, S4O, 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
A HEAVY FINE.

Mulcted Two Thousand ~, ~" a Boat.
Dollars for Overlooking s. !, ,lrttel
fAssocIated Press dispalch u a. :" In tR'
WORCESTER, MASS, May w. 81 J. Cd' Cd
perior Court this morning Dessj ,,,ctiop Of .
was fined S2,5OO on conS,'S a,,n sDr theda
slaughter as being responslhDiiILl ahiIlrcn. COY
Of Mr.. Cahill and two cllliai'I ,,lhiah Irap;ird
her wharf July 4th, 1913 i'OD
overloaded.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
MORE STRIKES THREAlh
The CIearfield Coal Miners 10 y"
Mass Meeting IA,

Mass Meeting Ia,
Associated Press dlspatch " M. M cls.d
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-lae t tad,l
coal operators received clrelilha ,hat tbpl
which the miners give notice llA' ~
hut one of two courses to pursue. . snt,r
As the operators have relusge ,,,ea of ,f war
either the appeal for an advance stion =, 70
the submission of the qlsssumi.,op
bitration, viz. Strike e.a'1rs Or su thni y
than take upon themselves, ,I5 lig am mas o
of declaring war they will l1"," i,, lime lN
ing at Houtzdale on ThurSua.'
final action will be taken
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
A ne, 900 BURGLARY.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
WLKEsBARRE, Pa, May 27-Burglars
entered the store of W. w. Loomis in this
city last night. They forced open the safe
and secured nearly $1,000 and made their
escape.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Reed,s pInn a Haben. corpus WIN.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
BosToN, May PA special dispatch 10
the JoayTtdl from Washington says ut is
understood here that the purpose of the
visit of Colonel Reed, Guteau's counsel, to
Boston is to apply to Justice Gray for II
writ of habeas corpus"
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Artllnrin Now York.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazctte.l
NEW YORK, May 27--President Arthur
remained at his Lexington avenue residence
all the morning but it was said received no
callers. He has taken rooms ut the Fifth
avenue Hotel, where he will receive visitors
this afternoon. A large number of poll
ticians and others called at the hotel this
morning to see him.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
A False Alarm.

An alarm from box No. at 2.25 O'Clock
this afternoon brought out the entire fire
department, and the different machines ran
wild through the Eastern district of the city.
The run was for naught, and the alarm a
false one
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
FIremen,s Services Kecognized.

The Town Commissioners of Middletown
yesterday forwarded to this city 500 to be
equally distributed among the fire com
panies who aided them during their recent
disastrous lire. The money was distributed
last night.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-29
Timber IN Fire.

[Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
OTTAWA, ONT, May 27.-Information
has reached here that serious bush fires are
raging at Portland, Templeton and Wake
field, A large quantity Of valuable timber
is being destroyed.