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The daily gazette., 1883-02-05
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Annual Meeting and the Election of
Ofhcers.


Annual Meeting and the Election of
Oficers.
At the regular meeting of the Asbury
Mutual Improvement Society held on Sat
urday night the following officer were elected
for the ensuing term
Presideht-James II. Mcdowell.
Vice President-E. f. Uber.
Secretaty-Miss Salie r. Shaw.
Financial Secretary-Alfred Willing.
TreasuIer-Hckman w. Sparks.
Critic-tMrs, James II. Floyd.
Music director-W. Bayard Gem,
Organitt, John Jones.
Editress-Miss Sallie R. Show.
Assistants to editress--Georgie b. Carver,
Mrs. James H. Floyd.
eant-at-Arms-James w. Robertson.
Assistant sergeant at-arms-George e.
King.
Committee on Appeals-key. Charles htlls
Thomas Drein, Jerman j. McMullin, c.
Marion Leitch.
Board of Curators-William T. Morris,
Minnie Z. Lombard Mrs. james H. Floyd.
Auditing Committee-Jerman j. McMul-
len, james Fl. Floyd, Harry e. Hsisler.
1t was decided to have special program
February oath In keeping with the celebra
tion of Washington's birthday at which ar
admission fee Of 10 cents will be charged.
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MAYOR WALES BADLAW
HE MtscoNsTRUEs THE ACT
FOR DRUNKENNESS.
WHAT HE CALLS IMPLICATION
Mayor Waies' Attention Called 70 the
Law Regulating the Fine for Plain
Drunkenness.

The morning organ to-day contains the
following
"Mayor Wales wishes to correct the i'm
plicdtion of the GAZETTE of last Saturday
wherein it tries to proee that he imposed an
excessive fine upon man for drunkenness
on the streets by calling his attention pub
licly to Section IA of Chapter $50, Volume
Id. Laws of delaware. The Mayor calls the
attention of the public to Section 16 of Chap
ter 4lS, Volume IA of the Laws of Delaware,
wherein he is empowered to impose fine
mot exceeding $40 and costs for such an
offense. The hne he did levy was 81 and
COSTS" .a4 aa1tis..ta45 aS
Now, the Mayor is distinctly informed
that the GAZETTE implied nothing. 1t as
serted fact. Neither did the GAZETTE frr
to proye its assertion. 1t proved it, giving
the law on the subject.
The section His Honor refers to reads as
follows, or at least the portion touching the
case under discussion I: HSection 16. Any
person found drunk or excited by liquor
AND NOISY, on the street, highway,
or other public places r
when SO brought up for hearing he may
be recOmmitted for a period not exceeding
five days, discharged on payment of costs,
or fined in a sum not exceeding ten dollars
and costs" ta
Inc InAu Mills, WnOJ OH oatufuayS WINS
fined 81 for simply being drunk, the
GAZETTE still holds was mulcted SO cents
more than the law provides. He was not
noisy on "the street, highway or public
place" At least there was no evidence
other than that the man was incapable of
taking care of himself and the money on
his person. The officer making the arrest
was very particular In declaring that Mills
was not noisy or disorderly, as the Mayor
will reeollect, and as was stated in the
GAZETTE on Saturday. The section apply
ing to plain drunks reads as follows:
''Section IA. He may also cause to be
arrested any drunken person, or any person
who, in his hearing, shall profanely swear
by the name of God, Christ Jesus, or the
Holy Spirit; and such person, being thereof
convicted by view of the justice, or other
proof, shall be fined by him fifty cents for
every such proiane oath, and fifty cents for
every such ofease Of being drunk"
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A REPUBLICAN, PLAN.
How They VIII Try to Rush the Tariff
and Legislative Bills.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Republicans
In the House will try to pass the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill,
under a suspension of the rules, to-day.
MIR. Hiscock said last night that nothing
but the refusal of the Speaker to recognize
Mr.. Cannon of Illinois, who has been dele
gated to manage the bill, can prevent the
motion being made. 1t is understood that
the Speaker has promised to recognize Mr..
Cannon. Various stories were in eireula-
tiol Saturday night of a change In the Re
publican program. One was that night
sessions would be held to consider the bill In
the usual way, and another that the motion
to suspend the rules wonld be deferred for u
week.
Mr.. Hiscock says these reports are with
out foundation, Mr.. Randall asked him to
consent to the plan of holding night sessions,
but he refused. The Republican members
Of the Appropriations Committee are unani-
morsly in favor of suspending the rules to
pass the bill. The Republican majority is
unanimous in support of the motion, and its
success or failure rests entirely with those
Democratic members who profess desire
to have the tariff revised this session. The
Republicans alone cannot pass the bill in
the manner proposed. Mr.. Hiseock says II
it is not passed to-day it will mean the de
feat of the tariff His opinion is that of
scores of Republican Representatives. II
the bill is not passed to-day, on Monday
week he viii bring it before the Mouse for
| consideration by sections, and the Tariff bill
must be laid aside.
As soon as the Legislative bill is out OF
the way, the Sundry Civil bill will be taken
up, and week or more will be required to
pass both bills. Mr.. Hiseock says he will
run no risk of an extra session by failure OF
| the Appropriation bills. The work OF the
committee has been performed with more
/ promptitude this session than at any time
since its organization, and its members dc
not intend to retard their work, Tor the
Tariff or any other bill, to a point where any
of its measures may fail.
The debate to-day on the motion to sus-
pend the rules will be limited to 30 minutes
| unless unanimous consent is granted to ex'
tend the time, There will undoubtedly be
much sharp talk. Saturday the Democrat;
appeared to be practically unanimous in
opposition to TO the motion. 1t is rumored
tonight that their lines are breaking and
that the Proteetionists among them will
vote with the Republicans.
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LOCAL LACONICs.

Two drunks were settled by the Mayor on
Saturday night.
The Shields Library gave an enjoyable
sociable on Saturday night.
Two Germans had midnight fight at
Seventh and Shipley street Saturday.
The German Library Association has do
mated s25 to the sufferers from the floods in
Germany.
An aged man fell on the sidewalk at
Seventh and Market streets, Saturday after
noon, and was painfully injured.
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RE tURl.IOAN MEETING.
COmmitted Appointed at the Lincoln
Club Rooms.
THOMAS A. BECKER,
Bishop of Wilmington

Committee Appointed at the Lincoln
Club Rooms.
On Saturday night meeting of Repub-
lican voters was held in the Lincoln Club
room to choose City Executive Committee.
Chairman McLear of the present COM
mittee, cal ed the meeting TO order, and was
on motion made chairman of the meeting,
the vote being unanimous. James Dandy
was made secretary.
The following committee was appointed
to frame rules governing the selection OF
the new committee: Solomon Hersey, Geo.
Fl. P. Simmons, David Stevenson, Benjamin
T. Bye and William Y Swlggett.
The committee retired, and after a short
deliberatioh returned and reported a resolu-
tion changing the rules of the party SO that
the city committee shall consist of one mem
/ ber from each ward, instead of six, as at
present. and the members be elected by the
wards themselves; also that each election
district beempowered to select an executive
committed OF five. The committee further
recommended that a committee of one from
each ward be appointed to call ward meet
ings on Saturday evening next TO chose
members df the City Executive Committee
The report was adopted and the following
committed was appointed TO call the ward
/ meetings:
First wa ard-Benjamin I. Bye.
Second Ward-Leighton Grimes.
Third ward-Capt. Edmund Mitchell, Jr
Fourth Ward-Samuel NJ. Wood.
Fifth wArd-Edward f. Lummis
Sixth ward. Paul Brown.
| Seventh ward--Solomon Hersey.
/ Eighth ward-James A. Melvin.
Ninth Ward-Dr. E. e. Shortlidge
Tenth Ward-Daniel f. Stewart.
Eleventh ward-Joseph A. Bond.
The executive committee chosen at th'
several ward meetings will meet on Monda!
night next for organization.
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omoers chosen.

The Reliance Fire Company elected the
following officers on Saturday night
President, James +. Kane; Vice
President, Joseph +. Bradley; Secretary
John F. Duffy; Treasurer, T. +. Murphy
Trustees Joseph Cash, j. f. Kane, A. II.
Rittenhohse Equipment Committee,
Charles B. Broadhart, Thomas d. Name, u
+. Bradley; Engineer, ID. A. Duny
Directors, Frank Kelly, Frank b. Lanertgi
D. A. MtCullin, james +. Kane, Joseph Il
Bradley, Thomas j. Kane, ID. A. kigneyi
Walter nagan.
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RZa NOTIoEs.
EDEGIsTER,s ORDER.
RrnrsrrR,e oprInH

REGISTERS OFFICE, =
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Jan. 30, lssSs
Upon the application OF Il len NJ. Chandler
tnf 10 eph l.. Carpentec. executors OF
David Chinaler. late OF Wilmington hum
Bred. in said county, deceased, ills ordered and
Directed by the Register that the executors
kfore.aid give notice of granting OF letters le.-
Raneniary upon the estate Of the deceased, with
~ date OF granting thereof, by causing Rdyer-
ksenents TO be posted within forty days from
4 De date nf such letters in six Of the most publie
ap,afes 0i the county Of New Castle. requiring all
PERSONS having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly
u such case made and provided; and also cause
ne same 10 be inserted within the same period IN
J M he DAILY GAZETTE, newspaper published In
LWllmngtau and to be continued therein three
|%eeks, te, q. d.
Given under the hand and Seal oi
- lonlce Of Register Aforesaid, At Whining
L. :. {ioh, In New Castle county aforesaid. the
~ day and year above written,
s. C. BIGGB, Register.
NoTIcR.-All persons having claims against
ht estate of the deceased must present the same,
|duiy atested to the Executors, on or before
january ~, 1884, or abide the Act Of Assembly
N such case made and provided.
ELLEN NJ. CHANDLER
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER,
Executors.
Addres Wilmington. Delaware.
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AMUSEMENT

The grand monthly entertainment given
by Aqua Pura Lodge, /. o. o. r., Good
Templars, will be given in the McClary
building, COS Market street, tonight, com
mencing at 3 O'Clock. H
"Pirates Of Penzance" Ia the attraction at
the Opera House tonight. Tagliapietra,
suppoTted by 35 artists, will assume the
leading role The opera Is a very pleasing
one, and win no doubt draw large audi
ence.
The professor" will be reproduced at the
Opera House on Monday next.
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REGIsTER,s ORDER.
RkaIsTEn,s oFFIcE.

REGIsTEH's OFFICE.
NtT Castle County, Del. Jan. 10th, 1883.
Leon the application If Edward u. Bar
AniomeH and j. Eugene Bartholomew
Executors II Emily c. Bartholomew, late o
AHi tfetk Hundred, in said county, de-
stased Il Is ordered and directed by the Register
ulat HE Executors aforesaid give notice OF
EFantng 0f Letters testameniary upon
Ut estate Of the deceased, with the date of
srahilng thereof, by causing advertisements TO
he posted within forty days from the date of
aue letters IN six Of the most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present the
hant, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such
sa'e lnade aud provided ; and also cause the same
q :, he Inserted within the same period In the
nnANiiLf bAzEFTE, newspaper published In
WIN MnHIl4Fl9h aud to be contintsd thereia three
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of
IT, (Once ofthe Register aforesaid, at Will
- t1ntnRt0n, IN New Castle county Rfore-
'sh lie day and year above written.
s. e. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
= All ptFsons having claims against the estate of
, sn' htftaath must present the same, duly at
sstta p The Executors, on hefOre JAM
~ ~ -9il, 1881, or abide the Act OF Assembly
81 asech ease made and provided.
EDWARD -. BARTHOLOMEW,
j, EUGENE BARTHOLOMEW,
Executors.
Address; Norklyn. Del. ian22-mwfsw
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Snlh Inv the sheriff

On Saturday afternoon Sheriff Martin sold
the following properties Thefa of James
Castle hundred, to George G. Simpson for
81 ,025. The brick house of John X. Bah
cock in South Wilmington to the Diamond
State Loan Association for 81 900. The
brick house of W. H. Lang, No. 920 West
street to the Diamond State Loan Associa-
tian
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season Tickets.

Parties wishing season tickets for the
Quickstep base ball club for next season
must purchase them ut once as none will be
sold after the first of March. Only fifty left.
Tickets for sale by Joseph Fullmer, ]. T..
Pierce, W. Frank Tatnall and q. G. Waitt,
manager.
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herman Turner's Officers.

The German Turner's Association has
elected officers as follows First speaker,
Henry Feldmeier; Second speaker, fFeo'
Wurster; Schriftwart, Fred. Knapp; Rassen'
wart, Anton Hauber; Turnwart, Andrew
Hitler; Zeigwart, Henry Miller.
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he Didn't see the Girls.

While drunk last night man insisted
upon entering the house of Policeman
Osburn, Fourth and Adams streets, to "see
the girls" Osburn wrestled with the fel-
low and took him to the City Hall. This
morning he was fined 50 and costs. He
had $40 In his garments.
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Mr.. Talley's work Saturday is not given,
and win consist Of great many additions
to the to al number of transfers reported by
him.
Mr.. Lannan's report for the Southern
district is given below almost entire, al
though there are a number of transfers yet
to be added to the Eleventh ward, The
Hrrrnrns ns Inllnus.
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COURT OPENS.
DOings at the February Term This Fore
noon.

DCtngs at the February Term This Fore
noon.
The February term of the General Session
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer was
opened this morning, with Chief Justice
Comegys and Judges Houston and Wales
on the bench. The grand jurors were
sworn In and retired to the jury room.
The bail of David Hinson, colored, for
carrying concealed deadly weapons, was
forfeited owing to the non-appcarance of the
defendant
Dennis J. Mention, Jacob Pusey and
Joseph Cleaver were excused from atten-
dance as Grand Jurors.
tContinued In second edition..
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HE WAS A CRANK.
The Excuse offered by Baltimore Juror
For Not Serving.
baltimore sun. ]

baltimore SUM-
s'f should like to be excused fom jury
duty, your honor, said an old gentleman
In the Criminal Court yesterday.
"What excuse have you to offer ~ asked
Judge Phelps.
sI'm not in good health,'
''Have you physician's certificate TO that
effect p
tsNo, your HONOR
"Then you'll have to serve"
"Bnt Judge. there's another reason"
"What is it s''
81 often get cranky"
Hstrike of his name,e commanded the
court, quite amused.
The old gentleman hobbled out, aud there
was litter In the court room,
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A saturated solution of sulphate of mag.
nesium, with 100 grammes of glucose to the
litre, has been introduced as spurious
glycerine In France.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REaIsTER,s oFEIoK

y :, hhGlbTKh'S OFFICE,
r New Castle Co., Del, January IS, 1883.
mape. pon the application OF james Il. McCiees Adj
Wiimiffator, 9, T. A. OF Mary Appleton late OF
n 'ihllkioh hundred, In said county, deceased,
Thai o,ntfeu and directed by the Register
notice tee Admlnlstrrtor aforesaid give
iranan o. granting of letters of Admlnis-
with H., " i. A., upon the estate Of the deceased
adVpr,uis us ahlt OF granting thereof, by causing
from ,h ,nhseinents to be posted within forty days
pablIs me tate Of such letters in six Of the most
reanlTt,p rl places s3, OF the county of New Castle,
thttng tht estatgs al persons having demands against
Of Assa 70 present the same, or abide by an act
and dHs91elhply In such case made and provided /;
sana 'so cause the same TO be inserted within the
nenus period In the DELAWARE GAZETTE, q
eont5ipapef published In Wilmington, and 70 be
II.ne1 Is.1 lherein three weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal ofofise
: OF the Register aforesaid 81 wv ilmington
day ana jim lln New Castle county Aforesaid. the
~ Aho year above written,
8. @. BI9Gs, Register.
An NOTICE.
the PeIsons having claims against the estate Oi
n NJ deceased must present the same duly sttesteG
II 1s Administrator on or before January IS A
cas- loos n or abide the act OF Assembly II aucl
made and provided.
JAMES z. MoCLEEs,
Ada.u Administrator, u, II. A,
Pa Saoress; i4i7 Chestnut street. .Philadeiphia
jan1e-aW-ttsI
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Mrs. william Hemphlli, who resides in
the Ninth ward, fell on Saturday and broke
her thigh. She Is an aged lady.
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auction and Private sales.

Auction and private sales still continue At
NJ. L. Lichtenstein's during the DAY and
evening Bargains can be obtained In every
department.
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p EGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFIcK,

REGISTERS OFFIcK,
Nt8 castle Co., Del, January 24, 1879.
neIp9n the application of William A.
aD5aaiason and William A. Jester, exec.
~ ILL., OF William Davidson, late OF Red
n .'2h i hundred, In said county, deceased,
H. t' E9rdeied and direeted by the Register that
fnf in ESseeul0rs aforesaid give notice of grant
,nss a., ol letters Te tamentary upon the estate OF
M deceased, with the date of ranting thereof, by
Jsa JsiH advertisements to bt posted Within forty
- iI9ui the date of such letters, In six Of the
Teg 15 punlle places of the county of New Castle,
sin,.tihg an persons having demands against the
Az ~ " present the same or abide by an act OF
aiss9selnDly II such case made and provided. And
@ asg cauee the same to be ertedwithin the same
Nam ps,dnl IN the DAILY GAZETTE, news
tsnutd therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
J, ulNen under the hand and seal of ONCE
-, . oI me Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
,.nd - - IN New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
s. @. BIGGs, Register.
All ,,a NOTICE.
tha 81 persons having claims, against the estate 0l
3n u,eeeased, must present the same duly Rttested
iss, tuc M executors on before January "a,
MI MI OF abide the act OF Assembly in such case
l'aue ahd provided. VIM. A. DAVIDSON,
WIN. A, JESTER,
address; Delaware city. Del.
JAMS It's
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NIOTICE.-THE CITY RuILnINa ANn

NOTICE.-THE CITY BUILDING AND
IN LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Is now Issuing. .
new series Of stock first Instalmcnt payable
February II. This association Is one OF the most
prosperous In the city, Matured its frst series
years and SIX months, Has over !, so shares now
In f0sce, owns but little real estate and offers
special advantages TO new series borrowers as
well as 10 investors. Those who would rather
purchase homes OF their own than pay high
ren's are invited 10 examine. Apply to j. II.
PIERCE, Secretary, ONCE under Clayton House,
or at thu City Treasurer's Office. feb5-7t
NoTICE.-TAKE NOTICE THAT 1T
IN Is my intention to prefer a petition for
divorce from my husband, George W. Dauley, to
the General Assembly.
jansi-m,w,f-i H. LIZZIE DANLEY.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
me NEg z. oAsrLE ! ..ls. e GO, COUNT, r s.s


.>-~ To the Sheriff OF New Castle county,
-, WHEREAS, Mary A. brooke by her
petitl0n 70 the Judges Of our superior Court filed
10 the oice OF the Prothopoary of the said court,
In and for the county Of New Caste for the cause
of complaint therein alleged has made applca-
ton to our said Judges that decree may be pro-
n0unced dissolving the marriage existing be-
tween the petitioner and her husband, james d.
We therefore command as your predecessor hath
been heretofore commanded, that you summon
James u. Brooke 10 that he be and appear before
the judges OF our said court, at the next term
thereof, 10 be held at Wilmington, on Monday,
the fourteenth day OF May next TO answe or the
Allegations Of the said petition and also to show
GAUGE, II any he has, why q decree Of the said
court should not be made dissolving the marriage
existing between him and the said petitioner,
according to the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. and also TO d0 and receive
what the said court shall then and there consider
concerning him in this behalf rs to the court
shall ssem meet and consistent with the provi-
slons of the said Act Of Assembly and have you
then this writ.
Witnssa Die Hon, gossph r. Comegys Esq., at
Wilmington. the ffteenth day OF December. A.
D.. eighteen hundred and eighfy-two.
Issued February 4, .sA3.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Pro'y,
The above 10 n true copy Of the ais. sums. Nc.
% May !, 1881 Mary a. Brooke w. James II.
JAMES MARTIN, sheriff.
sHEaEFF's OFFICE, WI, Del, Feb. !, 1883.
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The ASSESSORS WORK,

The Result of the sittlnEs at the City
Hall.
Assessors I.annan and Talley ON Friday
night concluded their five days sitting at
the City hall.
The report for the Northern District up to
Friday night has been obtained, and is as
follows, the number of assessments being
aafahad
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NOTICE,

One Of the periodical nests Of Wilmington, In
small way, Is that of itinerant directory men,
who inform Us that, having benevolent desire
to benefit Wilmington, they will favor Its inhabi-
tants by publishing a directory which will be a
great deal better In every way than any hitherto
published, and at half the price that II win be
canyassed, printed and bound in less time than
II takes to say Jack Kobinson,N and ready for
the use OF the delighted citizens before the old
fOgy ilrin Of Ferris Bros, has fairly rubbed Its
eyes open. Part of the programme usually is TO
represent that Ferris bros. viii not get up their
regular annual issue this year that they ought to
have their book ready month sooner than they
do, that they are exturtioners and monopolists
anyhow, and that the travelling man is the real
true dialnterested friend of the public Half u
dozen OF these public benefaetors have arrived
In Wilmington IN the past ten years, and some
people are still ardently longing 10 sec them
again. II only for Ave minutes. The fact that
these dazzling enterprises have all ended In the
from trying 1t once more. 1t is only necessary
10 say further that Ferris Bros. Will publish the
annual issue of their directory for the. present
year. that IL VIII not be ready until the usua'
complete and careful canvass, begun on March
28th, has been made, and that their policy In the
future, in the pAst will he 10 retain the good
will aud patronage of the people OF Wilmington
by making the BEST DIRECTORY THAT CAN BE
MADE. febA"-m. w, ia,
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NEW cAsrLr, Feb. s, 1883.

Three electric lamps are TO be placed at
the new p, w. 81 B. station,
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rEhsONAL.
OF PHILADELPHIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
VI TICKETS TO AND FROM ENGLAND,
IRELAND AND GERMANY.
feb6-6t HEALD w.
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hrs. ]. N. & J. B. HoBENsAcK,

Those afflicted with the effects of SELF-ABUSE
aud dMERCuRIALIZATIOE shoald not hesitate
TO consult j. N. u j. b. HOBENSACK OF 2a8 n.
second street. Philadelphia, either by mall or ny
person, during the hours of 8 n. m TO p. M, and
to 3 p. IN.
Advice free. Wbosoeyer should know his con-
iltion and the way TO improve II should read
''WIsDoM IN A NUTSHELL.
MT on receipt ubree-cap stamp.
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The morning organ to-day contains the
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ron SALE.

DRIVATE sALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT
Il NO. e07 DELAWARE AVENUE a lot Of
good FURNITURE, such as chamber sets,
kitchen utensils, &c. Apply on premises for
terms of sale. fehl-Sll
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An Assistant of Thieves Arrested-The
Shooting Match-Death Of Mrs. Jefyer-
The daily gazette., 1883-02-05

EoR sALE.-H0USE NO. 1908 WEST
IL STREET; two-story brick; eight rooms, bath
and water closet; hot and cold water; two heaters
Lot 22N by 40 feet with ~ foot alley in rear, and
side entrance. Terms easy. Apply
HEALD & CO.,
jan6,tf seventh and Market streets.