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Promotions in the Pntent OFFICE.

The following promotions were made in the Pat
ent offlce to-day: NJ Pool, D. c., from s., 900 to
$500 as assistant chief OF division; e w. B.
Phillips, Pa from 81, 400 to 900; J. W. sterner,
Pa. from sI.eoo to sl.4Oo; Lewis Thompson, Pa,
from 200 to 81 l.4O0; Joseph McC. Paxton, Pa,
from 81 200 to fourth assistant examiner; Mary e.
Bartlett. Me-. John B. Kinds, Va; Columbia N
Paine, Va; Nellie d. Tannehill, Tenn; Lucia M.
Delano: Mass. Carrie w. Hopkins D. c., and Mar
garet Mills, n: Y. from 81 00c to 81 200; Catherine
Sterne. Pa; Carrie L. Emmons Mich. Mary E.
Terrence. Ill; Cecilia Kerr, Md. Harriet E. Guest,
Mich; Fannie c. Thompson. Va, and Sallie W.
Gardner, Md, from $500 to 81 i,0Oe; Thompson G.
Hudson from s., eco to 81 800; Thomas G. Stewart
from 40O to 81, GOO; w. w. CanIeld from 81 200 to
t1.4OO; Robert w. McHenry from clerk rst class to
fourth assistant examiner.
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The New City Postmaster.

he IS EXPECTED TO QUALIFY TOMORROW.
Col. D. B. Parker, the new city postmaster, is
now in New York, and is expected to return this
evening. He will qualify tomorrow. His success
of chief OF the Post ONCE inspection division
has not been named. but 1t is thought that one OF
the Post Omce inspectors will receive the appoint-
ment
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BRIDGEPORT, CT, June 25.-The W woodbury. Saw.
tDgs bank, at Woodbury., Conn.,, was entered by
burglars last night The vault was broken open,
and e. 900 I'm caShand all the securities were stolen
The burglars stole horse from Rev. Mr.. wyckoff
and drove to Southbury. where it was exchanged
Tor better one. Four men were seen going
through Newtown toward Bridgeport at O'Clock
this morning.
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The KflbOurn.ThOmpsOn Case.
TIE TRIAL POSTPONED TILL OCTOBER 29TH-NO
SPECIAL COUNSEL EMPLOYED By THE GOVERNMENT
IN THE CASE
The case OF Hallet Kilbourn against ex-sergeant-
alarms Thompson was called In the circuit court
this morning and Judge Cox was requested to
come into the Circuit Court for the purpose OF
hearing Mr. voorhees, oppose o continuance of
the case. Judge Macarthur, having presided ut
and by him promptly T set aside, has declined Tor
personal reasons to sit in the case again Senator
voorhees,, In court this m. claimed that the case
criticise the number OF special counsel en-
ployed by the Attorney General He ndicuIed
its corps Of employees could not defend this
case without assistance. District Attorney Cork.
hill, i1 replying. stated u, that he had been en-
under resolution OF Congress. and as such with
other gentlemen, had conducted the defense In
subsequent investigation that there had been en- a
law passed by Congress providing that cases
against public ofncers for damages alleged to
Of the Attorney General Mr.: Thompson expected
in addition to Mr.. CorkhilL Upon ascertaining
this fact NJ: Corkhili presented to the Attorney
n
that the appropriation for the employment Of
that ander the e
could not designate Mr.. Shellabarger;
that he would do so with pleasure II there
was any appropriation available to meet any
fees that might become due for services, and
suggested that the case be continued until
such time, either as Congress would by direct ap-
preparation enable him to make such designa.
ton, or funds would be under his. control with
which he could act In his discretion.
After hearing the statement OF the case this
morning Judge Cox declined TO try the suit until
the government had opportunity to prepare for the
29th Of October. The suit Is brought against che
ex ex-sergeant-at-arms for arresttng and imprfson-
for the committee investigating the real estate
pool. but It 10 well known that any Judgment rem
dered would be provided Tor BY Congress-
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TIE LAwYxRs BEATEN AT BAs. BALx.-The game
OF ball between the lawyers and the grand jury
nine at the Athletic park Saturday afternoon for
for disability. was won By the grand jury BY q
score OF II 70 & Only two OF the members Of the
was niledout with other players The lawyers'
pine have rece1ged . challenge from the Baltimore
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.
The following changes have been made in the
War department: A. G. O-samuel B. Evans,
class !. promoted to class 2 vice f. Dalton, de-
ceased; Joseph o. Brawner. class $1,000, promoted
to class 1, vice Evans s. G. O--P. NJ Kelly and
Harry h: Wyeth designated for appointment as
clerks at $1,000. Jesse 81. WlseS class 81, 600 re-
tary academy. 7as
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The Monument $40 Feet High.
TIE WORK WILL BE DELAYED FOR WANT {
MARBLE,

TIE WORK WILL BE DELAYED FOR WANT OF
MARBLE.
1t Is expected that by tonight the Washington
monument Will have reached height OF three
hundred and seventy feet, an increase OF thirty
feet so far this season. 1t was thought that by the
end of the season the monument would have been
increased in height by one hundred feet It is
feared now, however. that the work has come
practically to standstill, for some time to come
at least. All OF the marble that was on hand at
the opening OF the season has been used, and the
shipments by the Lee marble company, OF Massa-
chusetts, the new contractors, have been insuffi-
On the 9Th OF June thirteen pieces OF marble were
received from their quarries and on Saturday six
teen pieces more were received. Upon examine
ton, however, it was found that two-thirds of the
amount received Is not suitable for the work for
which 1t was intended, and will be rejected. Capt.
Davis, OF the monument Office is now making an
examination OF the Lee Quarr1es for the purpose
OF seeing what the prospects are for obtaining
marble in any quantity this season,
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No Quorum az Concord. !.

CONCORD, NH, June ga ballot for L. s. Senas
tor In joint convention OF the legislature to-day
resulted as follows: Whole number 20; Patterson.
stevens, 1; MarstoE, 2; Bingham, 8; Rollins H.
Tnere 0elng no quorum the convention adjourned
until Tuesday.
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NEW YORK, June 25.-The Continental Guards
OF New Orleans, who are stopping at the New
York hotel, were dismissed this morning by their
commander, Captain Thiel, until evening, when
they Will appear In their military tableaux at the
Grand Opera House.
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Schooner from GEORGETOWN. ID. e..

PETERSBURG, Va, June 25-The schooner Wye
Nichols, OF this city, sunk in the Appomattox
river last evening short distance below here
The coal had been shipped from Georgetown, ID.
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MACON, GA, June 25-Jack Bevins shot ana In.
Stantly killed John johnson in Blbb county, near
Macon, on sunday. crowd OF negroes were
going TO cpeek TO bathe. when dificulty aroso
between the two. Bevins getting the worst OF the
hight turned and ran, the crowd following Facing
the crowd he shot johnson, his nearest pursuer
and made his escape. He is stu at large.
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Distress Among Ftshermen's Families.
QUEBEC, June 25.-Great distress is reported
among the fishing families along the Labrador
coast, owing to the detention OF their spring sun
piles by the jam OF gulf fee along their shores Re
Is feared that some deaths from starvation have
already occurred.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal rev.
cue, $5GS, ,Sl1; customs, $67S, 1855
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BOOKS, &c.

NV BOOKS.
S!elno3rs Of John A. Dix. by Morgan A. Dix
Dynamic Sacrology. Nv. by Ward.
Lapd and Iabors, BY Moody
Under Ground ku la, 10y Stepniax.
Dr. Clsudius, by Crawford.
Data II Ethics. by Spencer.
Tiger Lily, iy Julia Schayer.
Man. by Lucy C.. Lille
Aildrcd's Bargain do.
Phyllis B-own, Flora shaw.
For the Major, C.. r. Wo0dson.
House that Jill Built, G. Z. Gardner
Hot Plovshares. Tourgees-
NM. H. MORRISON
te6 AS Pennsyiyanja avenue.
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"A Steauner Steals away.

WILMIHGToN, DEL, June 25.-The steamboat
Shady Side, which has been plying between here
crew from her wharf before daylight this morn.
Ing 1t is supposed she has gone TO New York.
There are claims against the vessel for several
thousand dollars. She is owned by a New York
company, and has been running at loss.
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A Check TO Pauper IMMIGRATION,

DECISIVE ACTION OF THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONS.
ERS IN NEW YORK LOOKING TOWARD SENDING
ASSISTED EMIGRANTS BACK TO EUROPE.
NEW YORK, June 25-The emigration commits.
Sioners held special meeting to-day TO consider
what measures they should take TO prevent pauper
immigration from Great Britain. This action is
called for In view OF the large arrivals of pauper
immigrants yesterday by the steamers Spain and
Furnesia. Commissioner Stephensons said that he
had procured afflavlts from several immigrants,
showing that they had been inmates OF several
poor-houses In Ireland, and that they had been
induced to come to this country by the workhouse
masters, from whom they had received their pas
sage tickets and small sums OF money. After some
discussion OF the subject 1t was resolved TO in-
struct the secretary OF the board to detain
all immigrants who are proved TO be sent here by
funds furnished by the British government, and to
appoint committee OF the board to wait on the
collector OF the port and present afndavits taken
In regard to such cases. and ask that the steam
ship companies which brought such immigrants
here be compelled to return them to the port from
whence they came at their own expense.
While the meeting was In progress the steamer
AnchoIfa arrived with q number OF immigrants
whose Passage had been paid by the British gov.
ernment. II was resolved not TO allow the An
chOrla's passengers TO land until the inspectors
had made a thorough Investigation.
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The Queem,s Health.

1NFROvEB.
LONDON, June 2-The condition of the oueep N
greatly improved. Her majesty was able TO Walk
from the train TO her carriage on her arrival at
windsor from BalmoraL The queen has invited
tne painter, Angell, to come 10 England and taxe
10 the Emperor William on the 25th anniversary OF
MS assumption 70 the regency OF Prussia.
Intentions OF Hanlan, the Oarsmau.
CHICAGO, June 2a-Edward Hanlan, the oars
man. has declared his intention OF becoming A
resident OF this city. He expresses the hope OF
beating all previous records this summer and then
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WILL BE PERMITTED TO RRsIaN.-Ensign F. B.
Vinton, who was court-martialed some time ago
on charge of drunkenness on duty. has formally
requested the Navy department to be allowed to
resign from the service. Secretary Chandler will
grant the request.
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HOT II LOTSHAIES. By Judge Tourxee.
IKE GOLDEN CHEEsOSESE. By Miss Bird
PITMAN'S PhONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY.
RECOI-LECTIONS OF DIAN STANLEY. BY Dean
Bradley.
sTUbIy:s OF NEGLECTED TEXTS. By DR.. Rob
mson.
-lEAKLY GRAVES; FOR THE BEREAvEp, By
2cDun. For sale by
WM. BALLANTYNE l. SON.
te1 AIS SEVENTH STREET
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PERsoNAL-Col Ingersoll is not dead, as was
rumored yesterday, but was at last accounts alive
and well at Long Beach, where his family Is loca-
ted for the sunimer.-U. 8. Minister Hunt is
about TO leave st. Petersburg, on furlough.-
W. p. b. Wasson OF Washington was registered
In San Francisco last Monday.-Rev. DR.. Rankin
Representative ThOrnburg OF Tennessee is at
the Ebbltt-President Garrett has presented a
mate when the weather gets cooler to take The
place OF the one which died on the way overland
from San FTanciscO.-C0l. John CaSsells and fam
-Commodore j. G. Walker, chief OF the bureau
OF navigation, went to New York on Saturday, to
to Canada this week.
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gUyHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
II Ene and ordinary Assessment Companies In the
constant withd-awal years Of the HEALTHY
melnbers. By the plan sdopted by the MUTUAL RE-
eulfy in the way OF permanent and safe Insurance
4 oyrrcome The members likely to keen M
G1Teaf. ]. Y. KNIGHT. 8ansYer. my23-om
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MILFORD, Mass, June S.-Four frame buildings
were burned here last night Loss. eil, 500 Insur-
ance. $500 Capt William p. Burkes was burned
10 death before he could be rescued.
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ENOR LADIES.-FIEST-CLASS HAIR DRESSER
IL j. ROCHON,
Corcoran Building 537 18th street northwest
Ladies Hair dressing and Rsr washing parlor. Lang
try Bangs done to perfection Imported goods in
{o0- -lv,,~
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kilograms to The Star,
sAllorlns At CONCORD TO DAy:
QUEEN Wcroaws meAlra IMPROVED.


NOT CHOLERA
ALEXANDRIA, June 25.-The medical chief ae
Damietta reports that the epidemic which has
broken out there Is fever OF q virulent type, and
not cholera.
An NFoRMSR RELKASEp
LONDON, June &-Lynch, alias Norman. the IN.
former, who testified against DIR. Gsllas her ana
the other dynamite conspirators has been re-
leased from custody because OF his services 60 the
government as an informer
THE IRISH LACE HxHIBrrToN
LONDON, June 2a-The Duke OF Connaught 60.
DAY opened the Irish lace exhibition In the Man.
SION house, London. He expressed the hope that
the exhibition would lead TO an extension OF the
industry and the prosperity OF Ireland.
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THE U. S. s. Constellation and Dale were at an
chor last evening in Lynn Haven roads, about
three miles above the signal station.
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LIEUT.. COL CYRUS B. CoMsTocK, corps of engt-
neers, is relieved from duty as a member of the
joint board OF army and navy officers appointed to
meet at New London, Conn, and Lieut.. Col
George H. Elliot, corps of engineers is detailed in
his place.
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GAIT DEANE MoNAHAN, 81 cavalry, Will report
by letter to Col. William P. Carlin, 4th infantry
president OF the retiring board convened at Omaha
Neb, and will hold himself in readiness to appear
before the board for examination when sum.
mOnad.
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CARGO OF GRANITE for the west wing OF the
new State, War and Navy department building
was received from Maine to-aay-about one hun.
dred and fifty tons. Two more cargoes are on the
road here, one from Richmond and one from
Maine.
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ARMY CHANGEs-The resignation OF First Lieu.
tenant Wallace Tear, 25th Infantry, has been ac-
cepted by the President, to take effect June 80,
1888 The leave OF absence on surgeons certificate
OF disability granted First Lieutenant John II.
Todd, 18th infantry, Is extended eleven months;
directing Major Samuel b. NJ. Young, Sd cavalry,
to report to the commanding general department
and Major s. Young. Is detailed for duty at the
school OF application for infantry and cavalry at
Fort LeavenWorth, Kas.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.
u.x, go, S3o TENTa STREET NORTHWEST,
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort, 'ss
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French HAND made UnderclothinS. Meriuo Cnasrvaa,
and finest Imported Hosiery. 0A'A0f "osA
Patent Patent Shoulder Brscss and al Dress Reform Goods.
porting Corset, for Which Miss H. Ia special assnt
cannot be surpassed, ~ SAA~s
N.B.-French German and Spanish spoken *
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
Pubic safes.

Al the Court House yesterday afterno on
Sheriff Martin sold the following real estate:
Three lots Of Walter G. TatnalI on Clay
mont street south OF A, one 1Sx75, $500;
the others, 18x75, each S555; two houses and
lots Of Same party on Buttonwood street
near B for $3.50 and e010 respectively, all
the above oeing purchased by the Whining.
ton Savings Fund Society. He also sold the
three story brick house Of Fl. Lape on
Linden street between Adams and jackson
strt cts to Job H. jackson for 81 800 Lore
& Emm0Ds, at the same time and place, a.
trustees, sold q brick house 1928 Tatnal
street, TO John Bruce for 81 ,525, in Addition
TO Q dover Of S625; also q brick house, 90!
West Fifth street 10 Allen Speakman fo
eS ,050. L. W. stidham & Son were th,
auctioneers at both sales
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
EDITION
BURGLARS AT NEWARK
The Wounded Italian Laborer
Recovering
A MINISTER SUSPENDED
RoBBERIEs AT NEWARK.
rhIoves MAKO Two GOOd HanIs-A Pre-
foasOr ReaIgns.

fossOr Resigns.
Especial 10 the Gazette
NEWARK, DEL, Nov. 23.--some time be-
tween and o'clock, this morning, burg.
lars effected an entrance into the Deer Park
Hotel, this town, John 7. Lewis, proprietor,
by opening the window Of Mrs. Lewis bed
room. They worked quietly, but effectively,
and rAnsacked the house from top 70
bottom. They secured 900 in money, be-
longing 70 Mr.. Lewis and also gold watch,
some clothing and various al ticles Of minor
value. They left no clue, and no suspicion
can Jet be entertained as TO the identity o.
the guilty parties.
The drug store Of DR.. Edward d. Jay wal
also robbed, last night, OF about e25 wortl
Of cigars aud fancy articles.
The resignation Of +. @. Chester, profes
sor Of surveying, geometry and minerolog.
in Delaware College, was presented TO th
faculty this morning and accepted. He ha
accepted q position in Mexico and vii
leave Newark n about week. Il Ia nc
likely his chair will be filed for awhile,
being proposed TO divide his duties anon
the other professors.
The Italian who was cut In q stAbbin
affray at Roseville, near Newark, az TUen
toned In yesterdays GAZETTE, proves nc
to be hurt 20 badly a. was at first supposed
The physician In attendance says he will re
| cover,
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
work on the New nri.lro

The dredger Arctic of the National Dredp.
Ing Company, has completed the work Of
removing the piles of the old bridge at Mar
ket street. The work of driving
the piles Tor the centre pier of the
new structure was begun this morning, aud
already 30 piles have been driven. TSe
bottom OF the creek at this point Is very
solid, and the work of driving the plling
progresses slowly. In all about
120 piles will be driven. The
cassion, which Is at present hard
and fast aground at the foot OF Third street
will be foated at high tide to day by the aid
OF a lighter, ald taken to the new bridge, 60
as TO be ready as soon as needed. lis total
weight is about S5 tons.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
LOCAL LAOONICS.

Miss Laura Morrison, Tor the past seven
Church, was last evening presented with q
handsome hunting case gold watch by the
congregation, as q mark Of appreciation of
her past services.
On Monday, December Sd, the third an
nual meeting and banquet of the Philadel-
phia Alumni Association of Delaware Col
lege will be held at the Clayton House in
this city. The executive committee of the
association will hold q meeting at the Col
onnade Hotel in Philadelphia on Monday
next at d, m
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
CEOrHrss.
OUR FIRST NUMBER
f OR f ALL.

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 sold
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, and 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 Stylei
to show you in our Mems De
partment, and now, kline
reader, just visit us at you
earliest convenience and let u
show you our goods, and Sc,
. if il 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
7 you will stop in at
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
CoMMoN srNsr coMpRrssEp.

TITS DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINES THE REASONS WHY "TARRANT's
sELTZER APERlENT" SHOULD BE PRE-
FERRED AS A CORRECTIVE AND ALTERA-
TIvETo EVERY o'HER MEDICINE IN USE
FIRSTLY, 1T ALLAYs FEVER; sEt oNDLY,
IT CLEANsES THE BOWELS WITHOUT VIo-
LENCE OR PAIN; THIRDLY, 1T TONES THE
STOMACH; FOURTHLY, 1T REGULATES
THE FLOW or BILE; FIFTHLY, IT PRO-
NOTES HEALTHY PERsP IRATION; SIXTH
LY 1T RELIEVES THE SYSTEM FROM UN-
WHOLESOME HUMORS; sEVENTHLY, II
TRANQUILIZE5 THE NERVEs; EIGHriLY,
IT ACTS UroN THE BLOOD AS a DFPUREST
AND LASTLY, IT FORMS ONE OF THE MOST
DELICIOUS COOLING DRAUGHTS THAT
EVER PASSED DOWN THE THROAT OF AN
INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
The New Oompany Organized.

The ]. L. Cooper Manufacturing Com
pany, has organized with 800, 900 capital.
The company was chartered at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature. The fertilizinR
works, fouF and feed mill, wharves and six
acres OF land Of Mr.. Cooper on the Brandy.
wine near the mouth OF the Shellpot, have
been transferred to the new corporation,
The officers electHd are; President, Jacob L.
Cooper; Secretary and Treasurer, g. r.
Dickey; Directors, George w. Bush, Marx
M. Cleaver, J. e. Ramsey, B. @. Reyn olds
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
A nrlnlstar sunnandad.
UNITED Press Dispatch TO the Gazette.

IUnited Frees UI9Datch 70 the UhLeIte.J
URBANA, o., Nov. GA court Of the
Methodist Church has convicted Rev.
Nathan Prince Of conduct unbecoming a
minister Of the gospel, and sentenced him
to suspension until the next meeting of the
Cincinnati Conference. The ofense con-
sisted In treating his wife so cruelty that she
was driven into an insane asylum. The
trial proceeded with closed doors and the
defense was emotional insanity.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
win Ataana.

The Phoenix Fire Engine Company OF
this city received an invitation this week
from the Reading Hose Company OF Read
ing, to attend to dedication of their new
house in the latter city on New Years eve.
The Phoenix Company held a meeting last
night and resolved to attend in citizens
dress. The ceremony Of housing the engine
of the Reading Hose will take place in the
evening.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
A Good-sized Nugget.

UNITED Press Dispatch to tile Gazette.l
QUEBEC, Nov. 23.-Workmen In tn. en-.
ploy OF the Brown Mining Company on the
from Quebec, found a gold nugget, weigh
ing 20 ounces, nine pennywdghts and l9
grains. 1t Is valued at $500, and is the
third largest nugget taken out Of that Sec
ton Of the country.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
Foul Play Feared.

UNITED Press Dispatch to the Gazetlc,l
New ORLEANS, Nov. % e. q. Brown,
treasurer OF HaverleY's Silver King Com
pany, left the st. Charles Hotel late Tues
day night and has not been heard IRON
since. lie had gold watch, 5000 in money
and all the company's papers. 1t is not
thought that he has run away, and foul
play is feared.