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The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
FOURTH EDITION
FIRE ON A STEANTe
A Society Called the nS;,r..
Skulls in Cleveland.
AFTER THE CASH by
A NEW oRaANrzAr,ov

A Society Called ,hc .su.
Operating in Cleveland, and r. skulls"
ofVGFy Fresh Boys. "oihpoisd
UNITED Press Dispatch to the G,,,.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. lg-po.ga
lord, aged u is mIstlnC from IIn1s ,ha dJ.
rate home Of his parents In tbs '"g n,,a a'ist9c.
disappeared week ago, tain NY. ila
yoivefs. his departure was fhs wore,
reaoing dime novels. Il anrs.,, ,'saI OF
month ago he organized a Fse%, ssers, tpN
called the Silver Skulls. y - e'D' societl
boys from IL 10 10 years od FUSED Of
monies we're conducted in h,ra a@ eefe,
boy, before admitted 10 mrmta,L., t". Zach
10 take the following oath, '''nlp bad
!. ursed DO friendship. Cursed h.ta-.
mothers, sisters, brothcrs. Maj ,ss Iase','
spring oil ourselves cank,r, k.,st!, 'a' Gu'
cay on its dying mothers brrasS T uau ue'
blood OF each breed pe,ll(rfnn, "ay .la
may the hair Of each ipll t,o,n NaSas;
INC ice.n Sfuinble In his laws, The brSS -,
~ hls skuii' tho eyes cankcr and faIlS
snelr sockets, and the fingers grow oaI.i,
II we can betray the secrets Of tbe ,sImu. Sl,'n
90 90 you swear death to our enenic. + ~
TO the Skulls" 0''''nVa' bie
Jason Caskey is a hoy who in sono
incurred the wrath Of the "Silyer SEnlI, h
A short time ago they sent him "rI, ~o-ni, /.
written In red Ink 10 signify booj ri D''s (
grinnlnR skull and croes.bopca decnr,,. :, =
the top OF the paper aud below was tI"oi
lana with the word death" written an ND 4,
The document read as follows. "J,.on n
Coskey, One month from to night If VAN
DO not Join us, YOU will receive your daab
warrant, and two days from then Won,
death' THE SEULISp
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MUNICIPAL COUNT.
Proceedings this MOrning--a Number OF
Cases DIapOsed of.

Proceedings this Mornings Number OF
Cases Disposed Of,
Judge Cummins occupied the bench at
this morning session Of the Municipal Court
and fined Michael McGrannAD 81 and coats
for drunkenness. otilcer Vickers made the
arrest.
A nolle pros. was entered In the case Of
Michael Fagan, assault and battery, and the
case was dismissed on payment Of costs,
the difference having Leen amiacably ar
ranged between the defendant and the
plaintiff in the case. Tho case of John H..
Dickinson was again postponed until satur-
DAY next at the request OF Dickinson's eoun-
sci, J. x. Bradford, Esq.
Deputy Attorney General Turner, ESQ.
filed an information against Frederick
Fitzgerald, charging him with violating a
city ordinance, in erection pig pen with
flfty feet OF building line. The defendant
was in court and explained that the nui
sanee had been abated. The case was dis
posed of upon his paying the costs.
The Deputy Attorney General also asked
TO withdraw the information and retir'
the case OF the State VS.. W. 7. West
brook, for the present. The reques
he explained, was made In compliance Will
instructions received from Attorney Genera
Gray. Counsel for Rumford, II. c. Conrad
Esq, was not in court and the probabiltie
are that the matter has been compromised
There being no further business court ad
iourned until O'Clock this evening for tn
purpose of hearing any police cases that ma
he on hand.
At last nights session of court Deput
Judge Sharpley disposed of seven cases {
drunkenness and fined Andrew Doughert
50 and costs for drunkenness and dsorderl
conduct.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
a Much DIYnrceh Wnman n.

In 1877 the Legislature o. Delaware, at
the instance OF Robert j. Randall, brother Of
Hon. Samuel j., divorced the former from
his wife. The woman had been divorced
from John J. Miller, to whom she was mar
ried about 20 years ago, before she married
Mr. Randall. After her divorce from Randall
her acquaintance with Miller, her former
husband, increased, and on February 10,
this year, she was remarked to him, but on
August she again left him. On Saturday
last, in Philadelphia, Daniel Dough-
crty, Esq, her counsel, made appli'
cation in the common pleas court
for another divorce from Miller, whom she
says is worth 100000, but treats her badly
and is a gambler. The court granted her
weekly allowance until the proceedings
end
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
THIRD EDITION
A HORRIBLE CRIME
A New Born Babe Thrown to
to a Dog to Devour.
M'BRIDE's CONDITION
FOREIGN NEWS.

Another IBsurrceion In madagasear--
Prlnoe Bismarck Seriously Il--Other |
News.
tunited Press Dispatches TO the Gazette.l
LONDON, Nov. Il "A dispatch from Dur |
ban states that news has been received there |
from Madagascar that on October there
was an insurrection at Antananarivo, dur
ing which the Premier was murdered. The
Gnuays, who had been visiting Europe and
America, were all strangled on their arrival
home. Tustaca, O son OF the tormer
Queen, was made Premier. The French
had resumed warlike operations.
40 IMPORTANCE PLACED UPoN THH RrNoR.
BERLIN, Nov. l2.-No importance what
ever "a attached In official or newspaper
circles to the sensational story telegraphed
from Parts OF the discovery of commun-
let plot to assassinate tho Crown Prince
Fredrlck William, during bis passage
through France, On his way 10 visit King
Alfonso At Madrid.
A OTHER DIRECT sERvIoE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2--The steamer Arab,
of the Union Line, sailed from this port At
8 O'clock yesterday morning for Newport
News, Virginia This Is the beginning Of \
regular direct service between Liverpool and
Newport News, established by the Union
Steamship Company in conjunction with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The steamer
Nublan, Of the same line, left Newport
News yesterday morning for Liverpool.
ALARMED OVER BisMARCK's ILLNBss.
BERLIN, Nov l2.--lt Il reported that the
| Illness of Prince Bismarck has increased to
a serious extent and that his friends have
become alarmed at the severity and length
of this last attack Of jaundice. Notwith-
standing the fact that DR.. Struck of Berlin,
Is with the Chancellor at FriedrIchsruhe, a
dispatch was sent 10 Munich last night, sum
moning DR.. schwinningcr, another of the
Princes physicians, to his bedside.
INTENDED As A MENACE TO FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. l2,-The Gaulois says thai
the selection OF General Blumenthat as the
leading member Of the suite. to ACCOMPANY
the Crown Prince Frederick William to Mad
rid shows that the Emperor intends III,
Spanish visit as menace 10 France.
WITHDRAWING THE TROOPS.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-It is expected tha
the withdrawal Of British troops from Egyp
will be completed within the next lou
weeks.
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New norses Purohased.

The Reliance Fire Company have pur-
chased from Neal Duffy, of this city, a pair
of powerful blacks, raised in the West,
valued at $500. They stand II hands high
and weigh 5000 pounds. One of the old
horses has heen sold and the other will be
retained to draw the new hose cart ordered
at the last meeting of the company from
the Silsby Manufacturing Company, OF
Seneca Falls, n. Y. The new cart will be a
four-wheeled vehicle, with crane neck,
and will seat six persons comfortably, tic.
sides carrying /, 900 feet of rubber hose. 1t
will arrive in about three months. The
company has also decided TO adopt swing.
lug harness, similar to that in Use by The
Delaware truck Company. The last i'm.
provement will go into eject at an early
date.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
THE WORK OF FOOIPAps
They Shoot Street Car Driver for Rein,
ing to Hand over tho Cash Box..prub.
ably Fatally Hurt

Kney ShOOt street Car Driver for Rein,
ing to band over tho Cash Box..pr.h
ably Fatally Hurt
tUnited Pr, IS Dispatch to the Gazette.l
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1.-Two ma,ksi
meh attacked street car driver NAMED
Auguet Gratbc, at Bay View, a suburb N
this city, lass night, and attempted to MI
the money box OF the car Gratbe resisted
and the highwaymen shot HIN twice. nd
put his mules into run and
escaped with the money box, hut viii
probably die OF his wounds. Gatbs
had reached the southern terminus Of Nd
route and drove on to the turn taba
While In The act Of doing this two ms
stepped up and presented re Oliver at hi
head, demanding the cash box. Both had
the lower portion Of their faces disguIsai
with handkerchieis. Gratbe refused to ID
liver the box and struck at the men wi hth,
stock OF his whip, Thereupon one Of &l
fellows fred two shots, one ball entPtu
Gratbe's cheek aud, passing under the hose
lodged under the right eye. The ,seColI
shot took effect under his right sbOuld
blade. The footpads then turned aud nI
In what direction Gratbe did not uotlct
Gratbe can give DO description oi bis asil
ants, except that they were not large med
A strong force OF detective are working d
the case, but the clue is very faint one
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
Luoay Escape.

Shortly after O'Clock on Saturday oven.
ing Peter Bangs, colored laborer, employed
by the Lobdell Car Wheel Company, was
struck by the engine of the D p. m. south
bound express train, near the yards OF the
ii. & H. Co. and thrown into the ditch. The
accident was caused by Bangs stepping on
the south-bound track to leave the 05
north bound train pass, and was not aware
OF the approach of the express. He was re-
moved to his home, where it was found that
the only injury he had received was severe
bruise on ths left arm between the elbow
and the shoulder.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
FIRE IN THE HOLD.

A Panic Among the Passengers OF Sd
vannah steamer Prevented by the Cool
ness of tho Officers of the Vessel.
rUnited Press Dispatch TO the Gazc,tcl
NEwYoRK, Nov. 12.-Fire was discoyersl
in cotton in the hold Of the steamer Tails
hasse, from Savannah, as she was pasnl
the Neyersink Highland last night, on be-
way into the harbor. There was much eE
citement among the passengers, but th1
ceaseless care and good judgmen. shoFa
by the officers prevented any panic. Boaa
were lowered, but the FIRE was kept doEa
until the steamer reached her pier, SO lhi
1t was not necessary TO use them. I'm
boats and engines were then summoned aa'
proceeded TO fight the flames, while 10
cargo was being unloaded. II cannot %
be stated what tho extent OF the danag
will be. The passengers adopted resolution
before landing compimenting The Capan
w. II. Fisher, on his admirable maAs!'
mcnt OF the ship In It's peril
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
EIrxHART PUBLICATIONS.
1884.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.

,'Harper'a Magazine begins its sixts-tighth
volume " tth the December number. u Is the
moet popular htustrhied neri0dieal Ia America
hnd England. always faiiy abreast OF the times
INDUSTRIAL interest, avid always advancing Its
standard or literary, artistic, aud ne,hanical
excellence. Among lie attractions for 1851 ar I;
new serial novel By william Black, uiustra-
ied by Abbtyi new novel by ", y. Roe, iiius-
trAted by Gibson and ielmAn; descriptive tlius-
trAtrd papers Dy George H Bouehton, frank ID.
MIL - Y. H. fArnhAm and others; important
historical and bi graphical pap ra: short etorieS
by W. d. HoWclls, Charles koade, &C.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
rbsy RodO Him on n Rail,

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. IA parry eI y
Sophomores in Syracuse University lAle sa.- a
urday night seized G. +. Ellis Junior saa ae
they alleged revealed the secrets ol segfeJ tT,A
seciety, bound him aud made ,,tanI a.nI
walk TO field, two miles away, Witt
they rode him on rail aud tAreaIons'II ,aaI
10 tar aud feather him. They hnaly ,sm ~
him bound hand and loot IN the feId % llo1
which predicameEt he escap d WIN T, Lnu@ m,uy-
difilculty and returned to tom. Inc men eni
hers of his class are very indicnsnI an i
threaten the sophomore's with vloleice
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
Mcbride Is Condition To-day.

James Mcbride, who had his LETT arm
torn of at J. Park Postles'
morocco factory on Friday is in
very precarlous condition. His
wounds have begun to slough and the
chances for his recovery are very poor. DR..
Walee, stated that the mans wounds were
made worse by the dye stuff that worked
into them when the man fell TO the floor on
tho day of the accident
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
Death from Apoplexy.

James German, aged 66 years, died sud
denly about 6 O'Clock on Saturday evening,
at his residence AIS East Fourth street of
spoplexy. The deceased was a gatetender
at the King street crossing OF the p, w. Il
b. railroad and had been under treatment
from DR.. Maull, who gave certificate. The
body will be taken to KelleyVllle, Delaware
county, Pa, on Wednesday for burial, a
permit having been obtained from the
Registrar for that purpose.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
A REVOLVING CRIME.
A New Born BAbe Supposed to Have been
Fed TO a NIclous Dng.

tUnited Press III pa eh 10 the Gazettel
TRoY, Y. Y, Nov. IA boy named
Joseph Smith yesterday morning found
blood on the ground around a dog house 10
his fathers yard, He tod his mother, who
made an investigation. A towel clotted
with blood and pieces Of human flesh were
found IN the yard, and near
the kennel were seen the footprints
of woman. An accoucheuse declared that
the head was chat OF an infant which had
been abortiv ly born, or Rilled after birth,
and thrown to the dog to dcyour. The cttl.
zeus are mu' h excited about the horrible
affair. The coroner will endeavor TO trace
out the perpeirator Of the crime.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
LOOK OUT
FOR
Cold Weather !

Now that the winter is APP
preaching every one should be
prepared, and there is no surer
way OF keeping off its biting
blast than by purchasing a
good, warm Suit and Overcoat
for yourself or the boys. 1t may
save a doctors bill and a heap
of lost time. The next consid-
Grafton is where to get them,
and the best and cheapest place
to purchase. Now if the reader
will call at 228 MARKET
STREET, he will find as large
and varied a stock of all kinds
of Mems, Boys and Children's
Clothing as can be found in
this city; furthermore, he will
find the prices lower than the
same class of goods can be pur-
chased elsewhere, the proprie-
tor being desirous of turning
his goods into money as soon
as possible, on the principle
that a nimble sixpence is bet
ter than a slow shilling. Re-
member we NEAR business
when we say we can give you
the best clothing in this city for
the least money. Call and see
and you will be convinced.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we have always
been at the front. We have
a superior cutter, the best of
workmen, and guarantee salts
faction in every garment we
make. Our stock of piece
goods are tno numerous to par
ticularize the different styles,
but the most fastidious can be
suited in style, and our prices
are the lowest. We make suits
to order as low as $18, from
that upward. Call and see the
styles and prices at
]. H. M0ORE'S,
the Old and Reliable Clothing
House,
22s--MARKET ST. .-92s
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-S-s
The State Full of @ nnnara.

A car load of gunuers with their dogs took
the south-bound Delaware train for the
sporting grounds this morning, and at noon
another car load arrived from Phila-
tlelphia and went down the Delaware
road on the Los train. From all appear.
ances the State will be left destitute of
game OF all kinds by the time this batch Of
spor:smen get through hunting. Several
Wilmlngtonions were among the first lot Of
aunnerg
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
Work Of the High Wind

tUuited Press Dispatch TO the 0a4v''s'' u,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2'-puni"S ,u,i"S II, IN
tail hoard fenco surroudlng the public oa'a la.l
ings at Broad and Market ,na.e 49, bnrjeI
blown down. Three perstn rs We,' r. r n
beneath the debris and iNJufgu, ,,o baj
Buhlman OF Trenton was struck IL '"s
with a board and seriously hurt
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
1884.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper'S Wet kly stands a. the head OF Amer
lean illustrated weekly Journals. ny Its unpar-
tlsan position In psttics, its admirable lllustra
tiona Its carefully chosen serlals short stories,
skctchcs and pOcms, contributed by the foremosi
artists and authors of the day, IL carries instruc
ton aud entertainment 10 thousands OF American
homes.
IL Will always be the aim OF the publishers "
make harper's Weekly the most popular and
attractive family Newspaper In the world AMI, In
the pursuance fthi de Ign, TO present a con-
slant Improvement in all those features which
have g,ined for II the confidence. sympathy aud
support OF Its large army Of readers.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
oL0rHlaa.
OUR FIRST NUMBER
f OR FALL.

You will see many adver
tisements about large stocks Of
Fall and Winter Goods. and
each one will claim to be
ahead Of their competitors, but
we will be content to let the
readers of The GAZETTE know
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de-
mands it, and this is an evil
dence that our goods are cold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or a little lower for same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is COM
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we. keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have a good quality at
a very low price, ana yet we
sell more Of our suits from five
to ten dollars.
In our Boys Department we
have some very stylish gar.
ments to show you, while the
Young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
from our nobby styles
We have over Forty Styles
to show you in our Mems De
partment, and now, kline
reader, just visit us at YOU
earliest convenience and let III
show you our goods, and SCI
If it will not be to our mutua
interests to deal with eacl
other.
This does not give you mucl
of an idea OF our stock, but
you will stop in at
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
1884.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Bazar is At once the most brilliant aud
useful hou ehOld journal in exist nee. 1t is the
acknowledged arbiter of fashion In this country.
lls fashion platel are the newest aud Ost lish
ana ita pattern sheet supplements and ecoaomic
suggestions alone are worth man times the cost
OF criptiou. Its Illus ratlons OF art nee le-
work are from the best sources lis iltPrary
and artistic merits are of the hi hest order ITS
stories, poems and Essays are by the nrst Alneri-
can and European authors. Its choice art pic-
lures would MI port fOllos and its humorous cut
are the most amusing 10 be found In anv journal
promised for 1884,.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
rAsKEK's wonKs TO BE REMOVED.
Tho Senior Partner says 1t is Only QuSs-
tiOn of Time.
Fhlladelphia Record.


Morris. Tasker & Co., have just completed
a new welding pipe mills at New Gas
tie, Del, which will be in full operation IN
about two months. The new mill will em-
ploy about 100 men, but will In no way re-
duce the force at work IN the butt-welding-
pipe mills Of the firm In this city. Mr..
stephen P. NJ. Tasker, the senior member Of
the firm, said yesterday to Record reporter
that although these new mills were
only the result of increased busi-
ness at the New Castle works, and
did not affect the mills in this city, 1t was
the intention to ultimately remove all the
works from this city to New Castle, but he
could not at this time say how soon this
would be accomplished. The firm owns
sufficient real estate in New Castle and
vicinity upon which TO erect all the neces
Sary buildings. A recent law passed by tn
Delaware Legislature exempts manufactur
ing establishments erected there from taxa
tion for ten years.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
rnn RAlr.RoAnu
Local Ttme Table with the Latest
DorreGtson,

Local Ttme Tabls with the Latest |
Uorrectdon.
TRAINS I.EAvF WILMINGTON FOB
PHrLA.-2O0H, 2.2Sa, $50, $40, 100, $50, SLOT
a.lSaoO.sss, s.bs, lr rs, 10.s0ll.ss a: m 12oot,
so a e sss = IL; lass 80. ssSs ap no. ' S''f
NEW YoRK--a Oos, 2.2sa, I. lao, 8.ce, il.6s a. m.
Is.Ss, l.b4, bi7', s.Sss, T.2e p. m.
BALrIMoRH--l. .Oss l4ss . 81, ,soss ,slTs, q. IN.
I227, LOO, 1.OD. b.oo, 900. o.bT, il.O4A p. In.
wAsmEsToH--l.l2s, Abs, s.o5$, o.i5s q. IN.
100, I.09, s.cO,s.57, ,il.oaA p. N.
BAITIMoRR AND INTERMEDIATE 6TATIoEB--
I.o5h, Q, II" =. m, LOO, 800, coop. N.
trralns running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday. .
unrAwARE RAuRoAp--SoOs,s ,sost am. LlSf
s.00A, 4.0Ot ,S26t ?. M. No Sunday uAins
4For New Castle only.
tFor wyoming and intermediate stations.
fExpress for Harrington.
wILM1neToN NORTHERN RAiLGo ADJ 90 q. m
25b 4.0l, b.l0 p. m.
DELAwARR WESTERN RAILRoAD--7.oS, l.oo
a. u. $50 p. m.
TRAINS ARklvkat WILMINGTON FROM
PHuA-.l246I.O0. l.s2s, A47s, 7.4A s.o2s. 900,
2GO $50, iso, ASS, b.3s 6b5, esO, 6As, Tstt, $50
$50, 1898. los p. ID.
new YoKK--l.s2s, Lafa, so2t, V.t2 q. m. 12.(o
t.O7, A.bb,u.4sS, 1888 pm.
HALTIMoRR--l .6i~, 2.lSt, 9.84, e.bA, 1l.t3 .. m
1889, l.bl, 6.li., s.Sos, T.2a, s.tss ,. N.
WAsHIHaroN--i.5aS, 2.l2, ll.s8 q. m. l2.se,.
I6l, 6.lls, o.soA, ia, sac p. m.
both daily and sunday.
On Sunday only.
DErAwARH RAILRoAD--s..o. p.5o. 1910 q. m
1L4O, Boss, o.06 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON b NoRrHKRE kAILRoAD---s.IO
| 9.4s, II. 30 q. m. o.l5 y. 10.
| DELAWARE wBsTKRH RAILRoAp---s.oo 9. m.
| 3.lt p.m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
| PHILADHL PHIA NEW BROAD SrRBEr I'uPoT-
I290A, ,3b6A, $50, T20A, 500, B2lS36t, 1918, u.ao
u.60 a. m. 1895, 1.32t 3.l6. tO2 t.25
sos, $40, b.65 6.05t. o.Ss, s.sOA, $50 1000 lie
p. m.
NEW OAsrLH---s.Ss, f.s6, 1907, l.le n. m
e.8b p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only en- SUNDAY.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
I.Ieces of PIYmonth ROCK.

George Hezlett, Of Cambridge. Macs, the
contractor for erecting the monument over
the grave of Col. Ii. s. McComb, to day
forwarded 70 Daniel Farra several small
pieces Clipped from tho original Plymouth
Rock at which tho MayAower landed. Mr.
Farra highly prizes the relies.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12

The latest news from Africa is that the
Zulu King has the Group; this news is
doubted by many, but notwithstanding, the
friends Of the king have sent him case of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and consequently
know his cure Is certain.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12

A rather cynical lady,somewhat Of lI6II
says most men, like colds, are very elsil'
caught, but difficult to get rid OF icI lis
take is apparent. Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
will cure any cold however stubborn II nay
be. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
WAsAnAKER . BRoRx.
Time Saved.

Always-in-a-hurry-men know
the value OF a clothing stock
vast enough TO meet every de-
msnd ON sight. The Oak Hall
stock does this. Mountains Of
Overcoats, acres Of Suits, cords
of Trousers are ready for you,
and they will trip lightly DER
your pocket-book.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAR HALL. sixth ana MArkst strsssa,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
btlIl FhHtIHB'
rrfr,,nd press Dispatch to tile Gaze"

UNITED Press Dispatch to the ealf,%, pa,.. d
BsLvIpERE, N. j., Nov u 1re% ,.t' 'l,esl
smul, the horse thief in jlil =. ~ s"o ss t yes
finished the thirty third day ol us dnd 'a5 I'D
terdsy. Smull is very weak apu irSeu Id
scarcely walk, frequently falling ,atp "n'T ye h
does tempt to walk, which Is Oh law
seldom.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
HenniIiml Snnw

The first snow of the season made Its ap-
pearance about 8 o'clock, but not In
sufficient quantities to hasten the sale oi
sleigh bells. Another small installment
arrived about $50 this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12
mo. in. 81. B. HoBENsAOA'

Those seaicted with the eects oia oI nj bGll,S
and DECENTRALIZATION snoggahir ot ~ \,
10 consult j. N. j.. i. bIi,Ser by NAL o. n
Second street. PhtlsdelphlS1ts a Ia to p, I9i -
'Sdyfce ffee. Whosoeyer shonlIh lsIho1id read
dillon and the way 70 impIOv0. suELL,n
'sWIBDOM IN A HUT-snS
San. an rersiy,t on thrss-Osnt Stamp'
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12

A train VIII leave Wilmington for Newark
andway stations at T.4S o. IN returning leave
Newark at s.25 n. IN. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures denote the Limited
Express TrRIns.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-12

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, Sa4 na,iclrd ID Ior
number Of years with indigestion on Iar Soctor
efaI debility. by the advice Of ,Rsv my a afforded
used Hop Bitters, and musIfag " giad to bt
me almost instant reliei' sH
~D'0 W 'S'S " THOS. G. hNoA'