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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-pAY.-Internal reye-
nue., s713, ,3O2 9S; customs, s653, ,ass1a
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Foreign Affairs.

An AHEElCAN SfEAhfR AT TIRE ENGLISH FAIR Ra ~ y
CONFERENCE.
LoSpoS. Nov, 12.-ht the national fair trade CON
t.''ne, held At bennington, ON SATURDAY. Mr. Rot
ert 7. Porter. eX-S"crrtaly of Uaed states t.r1r-
commission spoke at great lengfh in IA or OF pre-,
lection
CONSIDERATION FOR ruE uEGRtwS ~ toNnov.
IoNnoN. Nov. 12-f0ri Mayor Fowler in I,.fi,.i,,.-
I" allow i,r St",ktr. chaplain 10 tlr court OF ter
many Ia lecture In the mansion HOUSE. - ttai ihat
he could not disregard the feelings Of The Jewish
community of London ny giving ptiluis,ion ro IN
St"cher. man who excited hostility against th,.
Jews. Carl Blind. the wcll-known So, list ia :,
communication 10 the papers here. says that ever,
man with spark of humanity ought Ia rruf.es
against Court Chaplain StOckcr's dctestIbi, Gu
slde against the Jews.
CHsISEs AGAINST LORD POSSNoRr
IoEpoN, Nov 12-It l. understood that Official
papers in regard la the Cohduct uI Lord Ea(Snor,,
relative 10 the recent orange demon - railnu> IA,
irt-land have been laid tore tho lords t.,r,is
Si"t'TS OF the great seal The charge lnatr Il tlai
lofu koSSinure. rs grand Master. SUnlIuoUc,i ti,
fcrlnahagh oiangenen 10 resist the Parncli;e ia
fason of Roslea.
GRAVE QUEST roSS or raTrcY TX IRFrA
lnNpoS. Nov. l.. The Times states that Far
S'nrtr. Lord L"Utena ut of Ireland started on bi>
return Ia Dublin. after attending the ca linrf ,,l,.-
ell on Saturday. he dnuitlcSS nTurrlS fg!ly in
formed as TO the d"terIaaii1n 0f the goHcrnH,i,l
l lr"iird To The grave questions al rol,y arising ia
View OF the danger cf collision ia the n,ifn 81 tr-
ltl!d b'l"etn the SepaiaiiStS and the loNail>tS.
w,sHINGToN STATUE FOR rHILspEtrnI.
loN!'oN. Nov ls-The bronze statue OF Martin
Lnher. which Was unvei'ei at EiSiclAn SatLTda,
X The work NJ Rudolfe >i4nrring. of Berlin who =
making statue OF Washington lOr thc city %
Philadelphia.
REPORTED DEATH oF VI. nE RR.yZ.
IISBoS. NOy. l2.-The report oi thr trh az "
de BfaIZa, tine French explorer. in Ih,. tol.o
country, Africa, il officially denied
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-1he Madrid CoITCSn0Dd.nt ~
the fth,ts SAYS the French government Ia rNtft ~
tnG IT. acquieSrence in the appointments uf Narssl
NtTtdih as spanish ambassador to France IN pia,r
of HE Due de Fcrnan- NCIlcz. used ;ie most lI,t-
ln:s terms In regard IN the Spanish cabinet.
itr nt1ilc correspondent says the republican d.
mahS ration I'm Madrid on SATURDAY i'm irt.nnrs tif
ti%utiaS, the FIRST president Of the rpuhii,. of
spain. WAS complete ii asco. Only 5tJ bona Iiu,
republicans participated in il.
VISIT OF THE GERMAN CRowS PRINCE TO SPAIN
BERLIN, NOV. I2.-The Grown Prince Fr4ierI
Ni,iIan VIII start upon his Journey To VI ad al %
Ih'!r>daN. The 18TH inst ~" VIII 20 - Genoa To-
Nay oi Mnnlch. and VIII emi tr6 tn nee on a O.
man lnai-of-waf at noon on saturday FOR Spain.
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A TAGGED DOG KTLIFD

Mr.. Jas. II. Smith, attorney for Mrs. Emily
WaineS in a note TO the commissioners rciteS the
circumstances OF the manning OF dog belonging
to his client, by the poundmaster on the If inst,
at 1927 l. street resulting in its death. and asks
compensation therefor The dog. II is alleged. WAS
duly licensed, and at the time taken up had Ia 4
secured to his neck by a collar
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GRAND OPENING
CLOAES 1ACkLTs. DOiM,Ns AND tIHcrIAES
FTSs ~, stli s.s.et. lpt NG'~.
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4 NATIONAL BANK AT ROCKVILLE, MD Dew
rational bank is being organized at Rockville, hd
The following officers have been elected: Joseph -.
Baker. of Frederick, president, and directors a.
fellows: s. q Jones, A. Dawson, ii. NJ. TalbotoJ
r. Vinson. Samuel Darby, j. b. Henderson, j. :.
Poole. l. j. Hays II. Waters, w. b. Mobiey ana j.
(,assaWay.
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LADIES GOODS.

AIRS VI E BOWEN MISS MAGGIE PRICE
va FASHIONABLE DRESSMAkINCi. No 92I st n. W
Thankful for past tayors future patronage is solic-
tied nl2-6ts
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ON s-nin., t.>ue of Houa..

Nfw loEE. Nov. l3.-E. ElerN Anderson uu ~
bau ht y. i. Bradford. has obtained an mHn'iiuu
ii"'n Judge ponohu", restraining tt, i~Sur OF
2'NslJn second m01 gage bonds uf the NUrthtrl.
Pacific Railroad company.
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4 >trecf Car Driver Fatally Shot o.,

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Nov. l2-Au-ISt Guu:hn. a
oln+f car driver WAS shot in ne face and back las
hl<ht by highway men vino attempted tn steal hiS
ct>h phN. Whipping un his mules. he drove "A mile
10 the car barns where he f1ll over The dashboard
His MOUNDS are fatal Tlic thicNt got nothing
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WILLIAM H. LYONS, superintendent Of machinery
at the Norfolk navy yard. has been summoned to
appear tomorrow before the naval court t-martial,
In session at the Washington navy yard.
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LIEUT.. JOIN C. IRVINE, U. S. NJ, has been allowed
to withdraw his resignation, and is under orders to
accompany the Alert on her cruise to China
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ordered as executive of the Tennessee on the 10th
inst; Lieut.. Commander C. Fl. Pendleton, detached
from the Tennessee and placed on waiting orders;
EnsignsJ. H. Fillmore, ". NJ Wetzel, c. III. Harlow,
their present duties and ordered TO special duty at
the Smithsonian Institution; Passed Assistant Sur
geOn c. II. II. Hail. ordered TO the naval academy.
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PROPOSED NATIONAL ESCAMPMENT OF STATE
TROOPS AT WAsHINGToN.-JaS. r. Carnaban. adju-
tant general OF Indiana, has written to the Secre-
tary of War proposing that national encampment
OF troops of the national guard from every state be
held In Washington In May. 1894. The object is to
secure congressional aid by 'shoWing Congress the
high degree of efficiency to which our national
guard may be brought"
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kilograms to The Star.
OFFICIAL COUNT IN NEW JERSEY
SNOW STORMS IN THE NORTH.
THE ORANGE AGITATION IN IRELAND


MAJORITY t.Ish-
TRENTON. y j. Nov Io.-Onis.a "A! rS.isruS ira
NtIt county IN ute state. except Mttt!,ScX nav,
"':t .e;tlNcd 10y thc TRENTON T-ireS Allowing -
a. AhhsttS mn orry nm Midl,,~..x yyhi, ,s ,,,,,l,
hil correct. Ahott majority in the state is va
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ro BUILDING LUMBER" AND HARD WOODS
We OF every description especially ordered to suit
customers
81 ga, g. Ash Counter Tops, prime and seasoned;
Ash White Pine Georgia Pine and Virginia Pine rough
dressed, manufactured into Partition Ceiling VAIN
date All orders filled with dispatch and correctness
less than current market prices.
WM MCLEAN SON.
o9 Cor. 18th and streets northwest
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Gale and snow storm a, rorcu,

TORONTO. Nov. l2-A violent gale hfnl,, over his
city last Iight. leNeliGE telegraph Nlr~ f,,..t.-
trees. ctc- considerable quantity ci s!toN IL, llti~
moilling The weather K cold
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VISIT OF THE GERMAN CR0wS PRINCE TO SPAIN
Berlin, Nov. I2.-The Grown Prince Frsi,,i X
NiiiaIn VIII start upon his tourney To Madi id %
Thursday. The 18th inst He WIZ 20 ~ t,pnot To-
Nay oi Mnnlch. and VIII enh ark thence on "A @
man mail-of-war at noon on saturday Tor Spain.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10

LOCAL LACONICs.

5lrs Martha Hopton, residing al No. so
Orange street, celebrated the nlnty first an
niYersary Of her birth Yesterday!
The four fine specimens OF painting eAhi.
bited for the past tew DAYS in the window oil
). Il. Balls store window, were the.work of
Miss Lena Moore, pupil Of Miss Houston
Charlss Manloye of the Richmond, Va
club, has been engaged as catcher Of the
Active club, and will alternate with Lynch
and Ardner. He Is good catcher, clever
base runner and good throMer to bases.
III, club has now three pitchers and four
catchers.
The Lights OF London" troupe, which
reeently appeared in this city had their
scenery and baggage destroyed In a collision
on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North.
ern railroad in Iowa, yesterday. Four OF
the property men were also injured, one of
them fatally.
Henry Clemmens, known In this city,
and Hattie Ball, both married, who re,
Gently eloped from Reading, were captured
yesterday at Bethlehem, Pa, and taken t.
the former city, where they were committed
so Jail to answer the charge of adultery
Glemmens has wife and four children
and is prominent member Iof the Sons Of
Veterans.
The entertainment given by the German
sangerbund last evening" in German Hall
was largely attended The lucky number
ia the contest for the piano was 56l held b,
Joseph Neher. tiold rings were presented
10 Mrs. Daniel Maier, Mrs. +. 2. Freye anf
Miss Emma MANI, for having secured RI,
largest amount Of money. The festiVltie
concluded with dancing
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
REpRlNrED FRoM YEsrERpA,
FORkIaN NEws.
Tho Egyptian Qusstion--A Flre q, r.Im.,

The Egyptian 0uestiOn--A Fire at Lima.
ick--The Hungarian Floods Hncrea.,ns
PARIS, Jan. 0.--0eneral Horiz De y.I11'
died in an apoplectic fit on hearing Of ~
1eath of General Chansey, who was an 6s
comrade In arms.
The Government Is making secret IN
quiriee as TO the cause of General Chansev,.
death. There are runners of foul play. H.
suddenness Of the Generals death Siyin"
rise TO the suspicion. The autopsy viii J.
made under the direction OF the execute
BERLIN, Jan. "a petition signed H.
over 5000 persons has been presented to II,
Reischstag, asking for the enactment oG !
law closing all commercial and industri.i
establishments on Sunday.
ROME, Jan. 9.--Tne police last night fo,
chilly entered the University Democts,t,
Club and dispersed meeting OF student,
and others held In furtherancc OF the Obe,,
dank agitation. Nineteen were arrested 4
Guiding Signor Parboni, who, until recentv
has held the Office Of Tribune.
DUBLIN, Jan. "a fire occurred ls,,
night at Limerick when the hremen refused
work unless paid for previous services. i
was found necessary TO call ON the mlltarv
TO exEinguish the flames.
LoNnoN, Jan. 9.--Joseph Cover, NJ. P
In addressing his constituents at Newcastle
said "that the Government would be com,
PEELED TO annex Egypt, which would lead
to the breaking up OF the Turkish Empirr
| and would be the commencement Of ths
formation OF British North African Rmplre
The floods In Hungary are increasing
rapidly, and much CONSERVATION is being
caused among the people. The town y
Roab Is inundated, and many OF the lnhsb
tants have been drowned.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
aEpRINrep IRON YEsrERoAY
rHE LEaIsLATURE.
summary of This Mornings Proceedings
Tina Ynta for dassyarnnr.

Summary of This Mornings Proceedings
The Vote for Governor.
Especial dispatch 10 the Gazette.l
DOVER, Del, Jan. e--In the House, this
morning the joint rules for the government
OF intercourse between the two bodies we've
adopted.
Mr.. Justls gave notice of an act 10 amend
the charter Of the town of Newport.
Two thousand copies Of the report Of
James II. Groves, State Superintendent of
Education, were ordered to be printed.
SENATE.
In the Senate, Messre. Roc, Houston and
Chandler were appointed as the Senate part
OF the Joint Committee on the Inauguration
of Governor elect Stockley.
Mr.. Belts gave notice Of an act to ineor-
porate the Brandywlne Catholic Buryiug
Association.
Mr.. Belts also introduced bill 10 ineor-
porate the Delaware Lumber Company and
one to incorporate the Springer, Morley y
cause Company of Wilmington.
Mr.. A. 3. Cooper introduced bill TO re-
peal the uniform ballot law.
JOINT MEETING.
AT IL o'clock a Joint session was held, for
the purpose of counting and ascertaining
the result Of the vote for Governor at the
recent election.
Speaker Cooper OF the Senate, Speaker
pro ten Denney of the House, Representa-
tive Cooch anc Senator Chandler acted as
tellers, and on counting the returns as for
warded By the Prothonatories OF the several
counties announced the following as the
result
Charles q. Stockley .............-..'..... lo.e5s
Albert curry .....-.................... l4,o2O
StOckley's majority. ity.................. 1898
Mr.. Stocklsy was declared duly elected
Governor, and a certificate TO this effect was
made out and signed by both speakers.
MEETING OF THE INAUGURAL COMMITTEE.
Especial dispatch 10 the Gazette
DOVER, ,DEL. Jan. 9.--The joint committee
on the Inauguration of Governor-elect
Stockley, met at noon to-day, Representa-
tive W. Comegys presiding.
Messrs. John p. Salisbury, John A.
Nicholson, G. l.. Williamson, VIM. Walker,
,ir., F. T. Cooper, DIR. Young, Hueston Cul-
breth, r. r, 'Kenney, John G. Pennewill
and Francis ". Dunn were named as com
mIttee on behalf of the citizens of Dover to
cooperate with the Legislative Committee
in conducting the Inauguration aud at
fendant ceremonies.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
REPRINrEp EpFRoM YEsrERpAY
NEW YORK BuDuET.


An Enormous Money Order business =
Threatening Letters = Arrested for
Libel.
NEw YoRK, Jan. IA report completed
yesterday by Postmaster Pearson shows the
money order business transacted throught
the New York post office to have reached
the enormous sum Of SOS, ,i0l ,S47 "a, an in
crease OF S7,3l0,000 over that of the proceed
ing year.
Charles X. Filings of Rossville, who has
been instrumental In compelling delinquent
liquor dealers 10 pay their proper fees, re-
ceived a threatening letter yesterday, which
stated that he wou.d be assassinated II he
did not leave the State at once. He has not
gone away but is looking for the letter
writer with detectives.
The forty third annual meeting OF the st.
Georges Cricket Club was held last night.
The treasurer's report showed a balance 10
favor OF the club. The receipts from the
Australian match barely covered expenses,
The oifice's elected were ID. h. Gilbert,
President; B. Misty, Treasurer, and j. II.
Smith, Secretary. George Giles was re-en-
gagged as ground keeper and ordered TO lay
out special court for lawn tennis.
George lsaacs, superintendent of Malley' 's
shoe store in New Haven, Conn, was
brought TO this city and locked up by Detee-
tive Hudleberg last night, To answer charge
Of having eriminally libeled Colonel Fuller
Of Bayoune, n. J. He will be taken tocourt
to-day.
Some scoundrel, last night, sent out seven
false fire alarms, calling out 76 engines and
l6 hook and ladder companies, There ia a
heavy reward for his capture.
William Harrison, the alleged blackmailer
of Miss Rick, wife Of the missing merchant,
was arraigned al police court and held for a
further examination.
An unknown man found dead In the tln-
mel on the n. Y. Il l.. r. railroad, under
Bergen Iiill. lie was about 80 years old,
dressed in black, and In his pockets were
found Ss0.5O in money, ticket for Calls
tadt, and card bearing the name Of Carl
Heinrich Papiews, l47, Christie street,
New York"
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
FROM THE IsTHMUS.
Death Of the President of the Colombian
Enion--A Fatal Riot.

Death Of the President of the Colombian
Cnion--A Fatal Riot.
PANAMA, Jan. 9.--Oftlcial announcement
OF The death OF the President of the Colon
bian Union has been received here. The
second Vice President, DIR. Jose Otealora, il
acting President.
A riot occurred at Aspinwall on Sunday,
December "a, on the arrival of the royal
mail steamer medway, and was attended
with fatal results. Some Jamaicians at.
tempted TO go on the wharf to meet theil
countrymen on the steamer but were re
fused admission by the guard. During tht
row stones were thrown and shots fired
Two men were killed and many Others
wounded.
The United States flagship Pensacols
arrived from Caloa on December eth Will
Admiral Balch, who intends leaving fol
San Francisco, and will be placed on the re
tired list.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
CnOrHrNa.
To-day & Tomorrow.

At the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets, we will present to every
purchaser of clothing one OF
our placques-"Red Riding
Hood" or Morning Prayer"
AS a Christmas souvenir.
They are very attractive and
will please the children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to correspond
with the lateness of the season
and to attract purchasers who
wish to secure a suit or an
overcoat for the child, boy or
man who has not yet bought.
Prices and quality will tell,
and we will tell you our low
prices when you call. Largest
stock to select from. Do not
fail to visit us.
Yours truly,
JEo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
n. B.-kilt Suits at sacrifice.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10

OUR MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July list. 1889.
The Post Office in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 a. nj. to 9 p. m.
Private boxes are accessible until IL y. M. ON
Sundays open from $50 TO = 80 8. m. Private
boxes accessible from to p. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close ut $50 p. III. The
money order effice will close al coop. IN.
MAILS oLosR AZ FOLLOWS:
RoRTH
Wilmington & Northern isai!road 10 Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
of Chadds Ford, T.40 a. u.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 q. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, 300 a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, y. q. m,
Delaware western Railroad TO tAAndenherg
Philadelphia, New YORK city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, Il.60 a. IN.
Philadelphia, New YorK and all points east
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 40 p. II.
PhlladelphiS and New York cities closed
pouches, s.3b p. m.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster, aud ell
points west and southwest 9.35 p. IN.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
LOOP. m.
which Ia s9nt south on through mails.
soUTH.
altlmore and way mail. 7.40 a. IN.
Washington and all points south, 40 ~ N.
All points on the Peninsula. CSC a. N.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 900
baltimore, Washington and all peints south,
| 1880 D. In.
Newport, stanton, Newark, Elkton and
| Havre de Grace. 1890 p. NJ
| Points on Baltimore Central, 'hOtween Port de
| Posit. Northeast and Chadd's Ford. II 50 p. In.
baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 40 p. N.
1 ala IL. alHazT
| Delaware City and st. George $50 pm.
Baltimore. closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
| HOO y. IL.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOB DELIVERY
From Wilmington Northern Railroad
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all ether points, 6.30p m.
From Philadelphia, New York and pointi
| north, east and west, $50 a. Ill.
Prom way mail from Philadelphia, $40 a. III
From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
9.l5 q. m.
From baltimore aud way mail. 80 a. m.
From Baltimore, 1870 p. ~.
From Peninsula mail 1880 p. N.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, 30 p. N.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
From Delaware Western Railroad. 20 p. IN
From Philadelphia, New YORK and point
north and east, 5.i0p. m
From Baltimore, Washington and pOint
south and southwest. $40 p. NJ.
Carriers deliveries as follows $50 a. Tn. gen
eral 1000 a. m, partial; l. 80 p. rn., general; 40
y. m, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made ny tn
carriers at $50 and lO.00 a. IN, 90 and 400 p. IN
An additional collection will he made at 3
p. N. from all boxes between Jefferson an
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
Inclusive. On Sunday a full COLLECTION will q
made at 500 p III, Local letters for carrier
delivery should be deposited in the Post Ofhc
ten minutes before the hour Of delivery.
Wy. SWIGGETsr. Postmaster.
DEATHS.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10

BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
I.05k--81T 1000 q. NIL. l.00--e.00 y. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running emily on Sunday.
Connect Mt Qray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILROADS. .O0A-9.10 q. m;--l.oS
--3.0O~-S.2St p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New CASTLE only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMIsaroE NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.2o 3.
bHLAwARx WESTERN RAILRoAD-7.O6-lo.s 80
q. m;-5.SO p. IN. Sunday trains lO.Soa m-eeo
p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVEAT WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADKLPHIA--l2. .5O--l. .0O-1. .32S-4.45A-- 40
Oslo. Iot-ll. .S5--12S5 a. m;-l2 90
-1.O1 AK t-2b0- 4.36- A.6S- b.s0-S.5S-6.2c
T.66-e. .5o-l0.3s-l0.6sp p. IL.
NEW YoRK-l .32M-4, 4,4T#-S02t-gl2 a. m;-
I26O-1. .. N.
BALTIMORE bl&-2 lSs-e -e34-s64-ll.43 a.
1885,. .b0-5.1 it-a. .30S--T.24--p.49N u. M.
-WAsHIHGToN--1.bl .bls-2l3-II.4 Asa. m;--12.3d
l.So--b 1l#-65O*-7.24-e.4af p. M.
Both daily aud sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE KRAILHbAD-S. .S0--lO. .lbNR ,m.--tZpb
-6.Q5k-6.o5 y. IN. No Sunday trans.
From New Castle only.
wILMRsToN n NORTHERN RAILROAD
e40-l1. 40 Q. In:--6.85 p. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN kAILaoAD--s0Oa a. m;-.
2.l5 p. IN. sunday trains e.lO a. m.;-5.40 =. IN
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET pEPoT--.
k2S0A--3. .h5k--6.ao- .2O~8 Cos 3l-s. .a5t--lO 10
-l1.so--lt.6o 8. n;-1e.IS-l.a .a2t-l s1-3.le-
4O2- 42h- COS 5.20- $50 6.06t - 6.S5 $50
p 30-l0 00-Il.32% o. m.
BROAD AND WARHINeToN AvRNuB-5.aC--S.0o 90
-10.1b a. NIL .30-3. .l0-&.30-5.l5 p. N.
New O,00-ll.sS 6. IN m.--4,ss-
$40 p. IN.
Daily and Sunday. "-s-
4 On Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
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WASHINGTON POINTS.
Reports Of Committees-Utah's Delees,,
Seated

O~@@~~~-@sS~~" h$NADbM ale
seated.
WAsHIN0ToN, Jan. 9.-Major Suter and
Colonel Howard, Of tho Mississippi River
Commission, gave testimony before a specil
commissioner this morning. Their evidence
was an endorsement OF the work Of the com.
mission.
The House Naval Commission read re
poets recommending the appropriations oI
$500, 900 for the purchase Of torpedoes and
500, 900 for testing defective steel armor
The Committee ON Elections adopted ts
port In favor of seating Sessinghaus a
against Frost, and the seating oil John 7
Cain, applying as a delegate from Ctah
THE SENATE.
In the Senate Mr.. sherman, BY Request
introduced a bill for the relief OF the PCst
master of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Vests resolution directing the sects
tary of the Interior to transmit all commu
nications concerning contracts with parties
In regard to leasing the Yellowstone Part
was passed.
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THE REYBOLD CASE.
The PiaintiH Rests. and Court Adjourns
Until Tom OrrOw.

GntlI IO-MOrFOW.
Considerable argument was INDUCED in
this morning upon the offer of the plaintiff
TO show the efforts Of Anthony Reybold 10
procure boats during certain seasons, and
The question was ruled out by Judge Brad
lord upon an objection by the defendant S
counsel.
Captain John Robinson, James Bowers
William II. Allen, Philip Reybold, Philip j
Young and Moore were examined as 10 the
wages of seqmen and deck-hands on vessel.
engaged on the inside and coast trades.
At l2.45 the side of the plaintiff was
closed, counsel reserving the right, how
ever, to introduce and examine certain book
of the canal company which have not get
been brought into court
Court was then adjourned until 1890 to.
morrow morning. His Honor, Judge Brad.
ford, being somewhat indisposed
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