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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
NO. 16.

lT is just coming to the understand
ing Of the people that the present At
torney General Of the United States is
a genius-a great man in frills, and
can afford to do things that no other
person would think Of doing. 1t seems
that he has placed contestee for a
seat in Congress upon the pay-rolls Of
the Attorney General Office as spe.
cial deputy to prosecute his own case.
Could cccentricity or official dignity
get beyond this ?
THE Republicans Of the Senate
have not yet got their courage up to
the duty Of making an honest appro-
tionment The Honse has shown
commcndable degree Of fairness, and
if the Senate will respond in the same
-pirit, very little time need be wasted
in passing a satisfactory bill credita-
bic to them as representatives. Of the
people, and gratifying to all fair
minded men in the state, whether Dem
ocrat or Republican.
SENATOR KELLOGG certainly com.
mltted grave indiscretion when he
boasted that his own right hand saved
the Presidential election to the Repub-
cans in 1876, if he sought to claim
sympathy or influence jurymen in the
trial be is now booked for. The Dem
ocrats cannot accord him any respect
for counting Tilden out, nor will the
Republicans cease to curse him for
counting Hayes in. The act was a.
Infamous in either case, as connection
with the Star-route conspiracy in rob-
bing the treasury, for which he is TO
be tried by jury of his countrymen.
II is announced that Senator Don
Cameron with his family, will shortly
sail for Europe, to be absent one year,
where We hope he may enjoy much
pleasure and invigorated health. 1t
Is also said that Mr.. II. w. Oliver Of
PIttsburg, succeeds to the political
fortunes Of the Senator in Pennsylva.
MIA as heir apparent to the succession.
We pity Oliver. lie has rough road
to travel. In assuming the political
liabilities, he also assumes the boss
ship Of the inharmonious party which
he will find burdensome and not a.
pleasant to manage As they formerly
were.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

ON Wednesday Of last week, the
Stalwarts in the Senate, under the
lead Of Cooper, we're much elate1 by
n victory they achieved over the Dem.
ocrat-. The bill to repeal the PhIla.
dclphia Recorder act coming up in or
der on second reading, Cooper sue.
cecd,d ia Incorporating several amend.
mcut- to the bill, rendering il entirely
WORTHLESS ~ q reform mea-ure-oue of
which VS. TO continue Recorder Lane
in office Tor some years, and passed It
in that shape. This Of cour'c wa r"-
cciycd 10y Lane aud his ~taiwait
friend. with much g!ec and rejoicing
a one Of their proudo.t achievements
in legislative lggerlemajn. But their
triumph was Of short duration, aud On
THURSDAY met a sudden and uucX-
pecteI reverse, when tie vote upon
which the amendments were adopted
and the bill passed was rc.cousiIcrcd.
The amendments of Cooper were then
rejected, and the bill passed third
reading. The Recorder act, got up
expressly to entlow a boss hrnchman
at the expense of the taxpayers Of
Philadelphia, will have to 60.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

1HE industry OF the Committee Of
one hundred on the eve Of the cleo.
ton last fall, i. made apparent by the
fact that they deposited 10000 more
package in the Philadelphia po-t-oiIice
than the capacity Of the Office was ca
pable Of distributing. Of,hc packages
deposited a few day before the election
100000 were distributed by the car.
ricr, and halfa ton left on hand for the
committee to cart out for sale A.
waste paper.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

TuE Government il evidently be.
ginning to tire Of Brewster ridiculous
and unsuccessful raid. upon the Dem
ccrats Of South Carolina, if not Of the
frilled statesman himself, and it has
been given out that there j. no more
money available to be spent for that
purpose. He has already squandered
large sums in this business, much Of
it a. n pension fund for defeated Con.
grcssmen, and has nothing crcditable
to show for it in return.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

SECRETARY FoLGER is recovering
health, which will be very satisfactory
to all the country, except those patri'
ots who harbored an ambition to step
into dead mans shoes. our distin-
guished Senator does not want them
now, and poor News hopes were blast.
ed by the appointment of Postmas-
ter General from Indiana.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19
The Crutre 2emntrat.
rorm. 81. .sOpor Annum, in Advance
Thursday Morning, April 10, 1888.

S. 7. sHuoeRr &J.R. VAN oRMeR, Editors
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

SENATOR KELLOGG, Of louisiana
claims the paternity Of Rutherford B.
HAYES as frst-clsss fraud in the
Presidential Office. But AHunde Joe
Bradley contested the claim success.
fully aud should not be deprived Of
the glory it gives him. It, thing to
boast of
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

Htyl>c acquired a competency, Mr..
Jay Gould announces his retirement
from business. lie has accumulated a
fortune Of $lOO0OO.O1O which will cna.
bic him to live comfortable, an to take
in the contemplated trip around the
world.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

How THEY DO IT! We have the
authority of the Washington Post that
a government official cut down the
pay Of two old and faithful employees
in order to make room Oh the payroll
for a colored man, whom he set to work
10 his own stable. This is only one of
many provident officials,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-19

W. NiILEs Waller,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
Clef.ion Notifies.
STATE or NEw-NOrK.
OFFICE OF ill., SECRETARY STATE, }

OFFICE or IA. sAcRlIAar SITE
TO THE SHERIFF or TIE COUNTY OF
sR Noc. l. hereby given that ut the General Election
70 be held N nj, state on the TUESDAY succeed le tle rt
oileors are te be c.ec,e1 t0wiii
Il sccicta STATE. az the u zee Of JOSEPH y CARR.
n - .i e a Ps, y O "a
An Ht.o es Gene s ia ne ~ pac6 Of LILLE W. nus.
State Engineer and Surveyor IN tie place Of siLas
o. ne @ o Cont oy Of IF ne d Ei, o Judicial
wo justices of The civ Cont Of New-Sorf in place OF
lth senate districts comprising tAe counties OF hcAond
Connty ON Gers also to lie elected for said county
Twenty. members Oh ihe Asseeigk ~ r,o,,r, r7-,-
os ,a IT, sI Of once Va, c1pr on the las, ag Of Do
OF S6s LAWS Of 1855, which annexed sud
made part OF this notice: 100
An ACT 70 rrovse for saaittns 10 ths Electors q tho
state the poDosuon to abolish Contract Labor from the
% N&g e. 1ss ST. 2 5e, Ss2s g5's,s .
adj h ssVel 40 enact sJoosgs: -
sI6ToS T. lie InsGecon al each poll in the several
be held IN me saie os me sxth a,y o. ons
elst a9s a Of sr ne oss n The ee IN rea
ION to The proposition abolish labor rom the
ss be wcn or printed partly Srten and partly printed
h contract labor rom Tho state rlsGn OF ballot 0a
partly printed IL me following iotn nssy So M Ise S
proposition to sbolsh o1 ,od optrsrt
NJ M tbe ELECTORS n tho STATE Tor member
nj ITO In respective discta snan be entitled
o Vote on the adopon s&d proposition during The day
M election n Tie osysra election districts ia which tuey ie.
eide.
JOSEPH b. CARR.
Secretary OF State.
You are without delay TO deliver copy OF the sboye
noce 10 The Supervisor OF the AosoSaorsl or to
Town or ward In county ana also 10 cause COPY on
sd notice to published according 10 sw once IL raeh
week until the election see Laws VI 1870 Chapter 49,
Section IL - - ,-,.,..u ,-,ttoo
received By ne this day the secretary OF stale
-N - A. V. DAVIDSON,
SLeri1 OF the (lty County Of New- YORK.
Pnnlnbera OF newspapers viii nAeIt this
unless especially authorized so TO do. -.--o..
~ a. Y. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff OF the City aud County Of NcN-NorK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

West Of Hudson RIVER
"bN-iVtslA, Mi,,f SHORE 4 BUFFALO hhil.NA4 AM
NE"-lOhE ONTARIO 4 WESTERN kAiL"AA'
"a aud after Monday October J.
t.'lH Nc beshfose and C0rtlandt NtFcct Sl3ttis'
s:2O a. 70, 9p.m
sof Albany and caskl Village 's m 800 E. 1l2O NJ
10 NJ, % g. IN.
'tp m 1 ''
$40 p m'sn n.
nlgsn HIGHLAND Poughkeepsle Marlboro g g. NJ. 800 H.
-1s-o nj 500 p ~. 5.-O n. ani . 2. N.
Stp "a. Wv ' ~ :" ~ NV -
t fSf Asadt:egn and Campbell Ean $50 'lii20 nj
,y6h"a Vest Point CTaastons, $3.50 a. m g N. $50 M
600 n $40 p 400 APO D. g. D. IN. % AUD
''-o a. L. fos Cornwall and Cranstoa's.
1sD1yy !, o,.e5 issinf daily except sundey.
a. eo' Nafs on $50 aud ll2O n and 4:30 ?. Trains
bfsT,oa sass Car On $40 m train for Syracuse.
tyIacaso -s N"'a 0h u IL u~H i0' N-1'"'' "-~
sE,n. Pa paDsu Sleeping cars o,w,go on m
-, an eAe ios ~ stations Il the company
:, "a Railroad stsuOa Brooklyn No. cCuf
so5 9e1 '1ss cgI Of fron ksxors CITY Bos l02
~ 10 ytn l3z5 broadway no Ullop RQusro No. 7S7
e. DO ico kast lz6 pehAsiyaals AA1sead Station
~ DesDf0sssSi, and foot COrtlsndt,, 49,
II nkkkx koSxTr. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
Business Chances

4 FINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, +.
15oe nronosiog 10 give all Of Bis time 10 literary Mo9
osrs Tia plant business stock and good wiz Tor 'e rs
rrp aciance to stop at once into an Old es"ohsAo' '
ness. ADDRESS 4. p. ROE. 4 gent
Cornwail-On- Hudson. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
II EOOTTEN, General Manager . ,-,. A..
''i C. e. HANCOCK. Cen Pass. and TIKI Agent.

n0pITIAR SUORE IINL.-TOr TIONlutHCV
boston and the Hast All rail from Grand Genital Depot
three press trains daily SUNDAYS excepted to Boston at ~
On m fporor car attaeaed and 10 p NJ with palace seen
earl Suniavsa 10 with laace sleeping carsL NeNpOr
exrcss leaves Grand Central Depot at NJ arrives a. NeNpof
T;l5 pm Paror-caTs attached 4. ". fOtFLh. Asell%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
Dolr3 nn0 Rooms.

East Side.
MISERABLE large ard hall family rooms,
Win excellent board 100 East 25Ast, near 1-Us'n
square.
FURNISHED ROOMS, on third floor with
Il hoard ~ ltl ave-. near 21tAst Refercnc's
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, WITH
cas-. G Ie,eTences. iol East 2sd.st
40. 10 EAST A2D-ST, near Fiith-aye.-
: ia osolo Rooms with lfstr board ,nah r5ons.
-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Z. With GOOD 0oAid IA Jewish family " con' '"'''''
sTH-ANE, 7i1.-Eicgant rooms with board
- Tor faniiie, or gentlemen References
Il WEST 31ST-ST.-Elegant second floor,
1O with or without private table
M 5TH-AVE. connected with Breyoort
Honse ey on ird door Win
Qua board ~ 20.
AnEAST 4IST-ST.-SecondA ool, with board
~ also t"o Rooms, plr.or hoor southern e~pO''-0'
30 GRAMERCY PARK. Sc IRYING-PLACE;
~ Elegant front paror and bedroom me-. snu COZ"
water ana private Oath OieaA'''' II -0'.'o I. -
2OTH-ST.-Pa and second floor
sD private bath rooms private table, OF without o'-N
Single rooms
Az EAST 3sTH-ST.- elegant parlor and
Ar FAST 59Tu-ST.. Modison-aYe.-H
Il s1aely and completely furnished uulmnsbed per
feet order. seen to 10. and to O'Clock.
80 FAST 2STU-ST, near LeXlngton-aVe.-
4 Twoarge rooms connecting, handsomely iufhiSHoa'
exceptionable board; references ------------
TcI MADISON-AVE. 49, Elegant rooms,
HUI with board. unexcepuonab.e loeaI-on Ir----
I00 EAST Nth ST.. near station, nicely
bs(Z furnished hail with bJarl American l,lD'yi
nome but gentlemen need apply References eAeN~ns0u
West Sids'
4 LARGE. pleasant wen-iurnished room
~ bot aud cold water. &c. ~ Gioyest. noH B.eeoAei.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WIN
frstcass TO desirable parties terms i4o"sA'o
o2s v est 5ytA ct.
10 WEST 47TH-ST.-With board, hand
~ soma furnished Toomsi private t"o'o il u''''0'
references
O1 WEST WASHINGTON sQUARE.-Bcan,'
s)se ufa secoLd story SUIT Oihci IVom'i o9'"'' D"
psrlor; mouse quiet. clesnly. sanitary. --------
> 1TH-sT.. 1870 WEST. Handsomely llT.
III nhed rooms for families and gentlemen WIN o'"
references.
1O WEST 57TH-ST.-n the Soncy, desirabl,e
~ APARTMENTS HsO No 70 West o5a' ST. ID 'H0 NV0~
land. See jantor.
900 WEST 23D-sT.- Newly furnished
l.tU parlor floor. single double, and eohAeouhs
rooms folding beds first class board II aesiiel-
nnO WEST 45TH-ST.. near Broadway
Zttst Handsomely furnished rooms win 0olel hOh'
and location nrstclassi roinfenceA
Board and Rooms Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN, wife and boy of 4, desire q
n sunny furnished or partly Furnished s o. Sss All
1aTs within ten blocks OF Stewards price ~ 70 ~
monthly ia advance Address CULTIVATED. IhpuAe W
town ONCE, ls-5o broAd"ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLIOKE. MONTREAL and intermediate
points Steamers leave Pier No % r. at 2. ana II p
Sgudays excepted connecting with trains at NEH-uANKN fo
MERlikN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. &C. Tickets sold aud
checked ga Broadway n r and Cors Bro0k
Excursion 10 Now-ll4vcn ana return 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

II EW VhN MI I1'J;NN IL, n cI, -,
(Phila. & Read. RI. foot Lberty-st
LEAVE NEWYORK commencny october 3 1888
For South Anboy Phila 4 Reading RR, 7:45 o u g. M
o;45 l. SD ~. sundavs $40 a.. N. - VIA Penn
RE - m. 5 p N. Sunday a m; p m - -,
For Matawan &c Phia q Reading RR, 745 g. IL a. n
2.ib 1 l30 6 D. m sundays s.4j IN. u m. p n VIA
Penn. X. r. 500 H. II u. p. Sundays u H.
n. o..
Point Pleasant &c Phila: Reading RR 7:f5 q II H.
Do $3.50 40 SUNDAYS mot stopping az Ocean Grove
or Asburv Park $40 A. y p via 1nn RI y
r. M ~ M $40 D. N. Sundays mot stopping al ocean
Grove or As5ury Park. Q. a. H., o p. M 800
For Lakewood Toms River BaTnegat &c, via Pha q kelg
RI. 7:ij q. M. 245. p. d.. 90
A.30 6 n M Tor Newport via Pha Reading RR 7i5 2 II
a. NJ 2:f5 430 6 p IN For Vineland Biseton Atlantic City
&c, 2.4j p H.. 1900 =, =, ,-rr,,.v
C. G. HANCOCK. J. r. WOOD H. HNIEhAN
G F. & I. A. p * r. Rf e. T. ~ r. TX ActsSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
NORWICH LINE

II TeBoston Worcester Nashua Portland aud the East
i''o Nv" ~" CTTY OF WORCESTER
without excenfion the elegant boat the sound and
me favorite CITY OF BOSTON.
leave No 40 North River iootof Wattsst next pier
above Debr0ssessf Ferry except sundays ~
Drawing Room Cara are through without change 70
Worcester Portland and White Mountains Ton new
LOnaOn az 45O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

DOUb r TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

miscellaneous.

MUIR SEAL sACQUES, redyed darkest
T.. C. BODIHION, 5IOWaIi-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

The SAINT PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO 60 WTIIANsT. NEW YORK, oct 5th isss. =,
TTNHE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or
A TWO PER CENT this dey been declared on inc
Carfal stock of this Company payable ts Office on ana
after November 1883 to stockholders OF record on INA"
The stock trans Tor books win be closed at on sat
nry October ztl and will BE- Te0pencd ut 10 O'Clock
- L. VI ! '''~'' -' JOHN s. KENNEDY,
Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
NEv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER To- 1884
stsanscats ano Railroads.

ITRANy BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier al n; X Icon, ICON,
adsv ca tceped with trains north west ana ea,
y RExc,rsion tickets TO saratoga ana Lake eeo's' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
70 PHILADELPHIA.
TIE o1D.EsrABLIsHED EoUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK.DAXS AID . o,
SUNDAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
IN NtW-YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
Diyi1erl Nohce5.

THE COUPONS due October !, 1888, OF the
l BUFFALO. PIrTsBURG AMP MESIERN pRR AIiS
ROAD COaPANY's GENERAL MORTGAGE BoNDs
viii paid ana al ht date al Tie arWe loan sh mo
Rational fank Of the Republic, No 80 Cnesinns Pha-
delplia /. : ~ Ill Ite1aulo..
~ " ~ COMPANY. No. 90 MIIIIANst, Z
NEwYOBK sept. p. 1883
TENUE COUPONS due on October l, 1883,
on the second Mortgage Bonds Of tds company VIII be
paid and after THAI date ON p,e-c aon az ls
Nco-President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

Coumerciu. September 26 1853 49,
Uich4nds Scahli-lt Monmouth htaf- ll .-.',
Crve c lO45 a. H.: 7. Sundays except ocean 0io''h
Fr~ Atlantic Highlands n DC. ,.-,,r,oa
Leave loot Liberty t. laf rn 2Ao 4p- NJ Vi
gn,olcsfar Toms River Dalue1Ht a. ~. e..
of5n 90. for Nneland. Buigeton, AtiSn'c Wy 49,
y for stations 10 Sesh1Tht
r. lif In m tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
UOIIND BROOK ROUTE.

AID Depot, Jersey ti'y u , 81. 90 ,.ino;,o hot
fc s. or sac foot Of ldosryst ana q, he PRINCIPAL O''9
~, s-sav ofsce Brook vn Bridge Pier, Brooklyn
y Transfer Company VIII call for ana ehe'A "Sac io-
tts or 10 desnaioI ,,,r,, r.. r,. p,ss .,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
c,somsoats ans RAILROADS.

STEAMERS NARnAGANs EFT AMI sToNlNG,i ~ n m.
sav suniavs) Pier 80. ~ t AZ ST. ~ 81 a.
saH eNeeR trsis from steame landing through 10 los
TOD PROVIDENCE LINE.
-. p-o,r,so,ca direet-Steames RHODE ISLAM u ana
MASSACIIU SETS from Per ~. N H. ""ii0"'~' "~"'
except suhoASsh Up W. PoPPI,F Genl Pass Agent,
No. III ST.. NeW1Oik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10

II 10 MAMMOTH CAVE
on TU EsDAYs III october 2S round VIZ WIS" 'As
- SOUTHERN EXPOSITION AT lOt VIM, 80.
VIII DO sold IN principal cities AZ greatly reuoee sssgs
Cheap eAcuralOn tickets comprising *
ana hote iaro and Sayoioes. good any oAy' VIII 0' ~
Louisville
Hotel under management eondnctedtor coaai' ~
pleasure u 'H' Su0''' W. O. coMsIoCK.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
Aalo.ooo Romanesl

A true romance IN real hfe recently took
place IN Louisville, Ky. The circumstances
were these Miss Alcene Vanderespt, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF our
well known and esteemed druggist, had a
well-known young gentleman, also Of Louis
Vile, paying her attentions, and both being
possessed Of speculative spirit, and unknown
10 the other, purchased 81 ticket In the
Commonwealth Distribution Company. IL
also happened that each took a half ticket
with the same number, and when the draw
ing terminated they had drawn 5000 each,
their number ihaving drawn the SlO,OOO
prize. When the young gentleman called
to tell his good fortune, his surprise was
great to find bis sweetheart was also entiAed
| to congratulations. OF course wedding
coon followed, for it was self-eyident they
were intended for each other, and the young
gentleman is now the owner of prosperous
business, and at his request we refrain from
giving his name also. Now let all young
gentlemen and ladies 60 and do likewise.
Next drawing, Saturday, March 3lst. $500
prizes, S1l2,4OO. Capital prize, $4,000.
| Tickets, only 81. Send your order immedi-
ately to R. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ky.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
rRoM YESTERDAY
LEG1sLArIvE MATTERS.
The New Business Limit Fixed-Othei
Items of Interest

The New Isuslness Limit Fixed-Other
Items of Interest.
Especial correspondence of the GaLette'l
DOVER, March l4.-No new business viii
be received after the 23d. In the House
yesterday on the resolution OF last FRIDAY
conference committee was requested 10
settle, II possible, the disagreement between
the two Houses. The resolution as passed
by the House provided that no private busi-
ness should be received after the 23d inst.
The Senate amended 1t so as 10 read busi-
ness, public or private, and the House nom
concurred. The conference committee was
appointed yesterday and at the afternoon
session reported in favor of the House re-
ceding from Its position. The report was
adopted. This shuts the doors after Friday
week, for all new business, and makes final
adjournment possible early in April.
DIR. Lewes IN the House gave notice oil an
act to amend the charter of the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Delaware Bay Railroad,
which was passed March I, 1873. The cor
porators of the road are William II. Shell
drake, Charles C. Stockley, John b. Pening-
ton, Griffin W. Goldsborough, John T. Man
love and Sidney c. Long, and the act gives
the company authority to build single or
double track railroad from Harrington 10
| the Maryland line and to consolidate with
any other railroads. The purpose of the
| new bill Is stated to be to "faeilitate" tne en-
trance into Harrington.
In the House In the afternoon the Senate
bill to authorize the Town Council OF Dover
TO borrow a sum not exceeding SS,5OO Tor
town purposes, is which 81 900 more than now
authorized, was indefinitely postponed. The
Dover people INDUCED in their over-ween-
ing love of controversy in the
matter, and wrangled on the floor
before the House met, to their hearts con-
tent. No less than six weighty petitions
were read, all asking for different things
and the House decided to do nothing until
the Dover people could find out what they
wanted. Meantime President Day is sad
aud inconsolable.
The House Special Committee on fish,
oysters and game, appointed to defeat a law
on oysters, reported bill which is simnai
in every respect to the bill introduced By
Mr.. Lowe some time ago, and is a substitute
for IL. The bill reduces the cost OF licens'
from s. to 81 per ton, provides that al
vessels shall be owned one-half in this Stat
and that the crews shall be bona fde resi-
dents Of Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
ANNIvEK sARY.
a Pleasant CeIebrntIon by Asylum Lodge,
No. 23, 1. q. q. II.

a Pleasant Celebration by Asylum Lodge,
No. 23, 1. q. q. r.
Asylum Lodge, No. %, /. o. o. r., last
night celebrated the thirty third anniversary
of its existence, and held regular meeting,
which was attended by large number of
members of the lodge and the order in
general. The Past Grand Masters Associa-
ton of the State also visited the session, and
number of interesting addresses were
made.
During the evening there was an unex-
pected surprise in the shape Of Il visit from
a delegation of Cadwalader Lodge No. 1853,
of Philadelphia, between which organiza-
tion and Asylum Lodge particularly warm
and friendly feeling has existed for years.
The visitors were heartily welcomed.
At the close of the exercises in the lodge
room a visit was made 10 Weaver's dining
rooms, where handsome collation. was en-
joyed by all hands. The Philadelphia visi
tors were entertained until the arrival OF the
9 o'clock a. IN. train, when they took theil
departure for Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
RAzAmAKER q BROWE.
Skip This,

unless you mean to buy a light
Overcoat this spring. If you
are a Fifteen-Dollar-
Overcoat-Man we have a
special word for you. Our
stock has full lines of Harris
Cashmere Light Overcoats at
SIS, which are just the thing
for men of plain tastes. Light
Overcoats are essential to the
comfort of "civilized man." To
the tasteful man they are an
item of fancy. To the clothier
an item of profit, As clothiers
we know our profits depend
upon pleasing the buyers, and
hence we have put the best
skill and materials in our stock
to the end that it may pay us
to please you.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
BLOOD OR BONE SPAWN,

RlpgbOne, and will remove all Swelllngs and
Callous Jumps len from kicks or other bruises,
without injurinR the growth OF the hair. Has
proved sure cure. For
Eplzootic and Dlstemper, use from one to two
tablespoonfuls In a bucket Of cold water, for
their drink when watering, and bathe the throat
until IL blisters, then put cloth around the
throat to keep Il warm.
The above Invaluable medicine has gained for
itself fame to be envied by hundreds of manu-
facturers of Crude OH Linlments that fail to per
form cures as recommended TO do, and they re-
sort TO many false recommendations to palm
them OF on the public. The II. IL. II. Medicine
Is prepared from the very best essential oils and
costs as much as ten pounds Of any crude oil that
Is put in ordinary liuiments, and the proprietor
cannot possibly advertise TO the extent that
class Of iinilnents do, all the profit would moi
pay the expense; SO that those who have any
knowledge OF the difference between hrst-clAs,
medicine and an Inferior article, will not suffer
themselves TO be humhuRged.