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WoOIDRIDGE's SOULS. SENECA. ROCK AND
w Rye COMP. 4uS COUGHS. COLDS AND
aoA&sENkss d. CsGISt. CORNER 40 AND
MARYLAND ANESCE I26
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GENTLE MASS MEETING IN Ursa
ing OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ara repunicansf hs,a
10 Sait Lake CITY Saturday night indorsed Pr.
ti0n for Utah, and aisS; tne sfano Sg iegisla-
aas snen ON behalf Of The laws ana Of good GOV.
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Capitol Notes.
NKwLy-coSFERKEp TITLE


The recentlyelected officers OF the house all have
big titles now, conferred by the numerous appi-
cants for places under them Mr. Wintersm:th,
who was only private I'm the confederate army,
has been promoted 20 the rank OF general ny some
OF the anxious applicants. Col Dick Wintersn1ith
says he has received letter asking his iutercession
for place with his son addressed I'D. u which
the colonel interprets TO mean DADDY oi the Door,
keeper
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I'd Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to Che Star.
A Market House Crushed by the snow.

Market House Crushed by the snow.
LANCASTER, Pa, Dec 24.-The farmers northern
market, on north Queen street, this city, a large
DITCH structure, IA by q feet In dimensions, was
py tne weight or snow resting on the roof. The
supports OF the roof gave way, and The walls fell
INTO Inc ADJACENT Streets or on neighboTfng build
iugs In many cases utterly running the latter Sew
eral narrow escapes from death occurred, but owing
70 the early hour at which II took place no loss OF
life Is reported II the accident had happened sew
eral hours later, hundreds OF lives would have been
lost, as many people would then have been In the
building, and would have been impossible for any
occupant to have escaped. The loss on the market
house and the. surrounding property viii be about
$53 900; NO Insurance.
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FRANK Z. MIDDLETON. Trustee,
.19-ruwsSds 70l 18th street northwest.
THIS EVENING
ytOLEY. AuctIOneer
GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

Commencing THURSDAY. DECEMBER THIR-
ITEM H at SEVEN O'CLOCK I. Nj. at the National
Loan Oce 1897 . street and continuing until al are
disposed Of viii sell lHrge and varied assortment of
UIIee.eened Pledges, suitable for Christmas presents
Consisting % Gold and Silver Watches, Cameo. Iur
quse Amethyst and other Rings Gold and Cameo sets
OF Jewelry, Eracees. Earrings, Pins Ladies and Gem
t.ernen's sold Chains Gold Lcchets, Opera Gassts
Jr4wlEg Instruments. Sieve Buttons Plated and sill
verware Necklaces ard Field Glasses Books. Mirrors
SPREADS. Shawis Ladies' Goats, Trunks, Fases Clocks
SEates. Umbrellas Tools, SHEARS, Cloth s1ogs. Boots
WINS Goats ants and Vests one Lsdys Saddle dr. lit
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WHERE WIZ
ALTTLE MONEY BUY THE Mosr
nnis Clothing that il needed. sou WIN md Ut the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.'s
st RE
e. g. % and go VIII buy better made euits and
Overcoats than other stores sell at
s1o! Gil, e12 and sla
Manufacturing every garment we sell, save you
from paying the usual big profit that to the re-
taller. and wegve you good Clothing actual cost
a. 1t ia possible for any place to offer.
81 FINE CASHMERE SUITE
o. DREsSY CASHMERE OvERCOATs,
SO NEAT woRsTED SUITS.
90 GOOD MELTON OvERCOATS,
S12 DRESS DIAGONAL SUITS
sls FINE CoRKsCREw SUITS.
81 SURFACED OvERCoATs
The above but samples of our many Bargains. We
are the peoples defenders against high prices.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
d21 CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2strrfces
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge. SO 18th street.
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A UEKBACH's DOUBLE STORE

A UERBACH'S DOUBLE STORE
a Corner 7th and IT streets.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOX GIRLS.
TIE LITTLE DAISY MACH Il.
A cOmu!ntc and perfect working SWIrg Machine
height table - Inches Viii - GOOD
lAe machine Just What want Tor your little girls
TO-! 10 Il years Every little g1rt iii NaSiin2toD Is
cctfily invited Il 80 the corner Of .th and t.
an br1r2 E-r SEWN al:i - -
HOLIDAY PEESt NTS FOR LADIES
Iesnt q beautiful new improved Sewing
Machines New Ana, ~ca NJ :. "bOlpesiic.n "snge r."
AMI alin. II every kind made to select from
You ca. buy excellent machine from YOUR
vife for - with ave years guarantee. allenta sni
useful
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR BOYS
ZINE -Skiu ~ YES tur tors Scsrfs Ties Silk S1Is-
perers Dress irts. Underwear seal Skin Caps Hats
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Fi-rst SIX NCa-tS, from 40-. 70 g 81 Kid Castor,
D. Eln and lUFlinetl Gloves Trdaefs.if4S best Ha-
resstoyl Gloves splendid 2-buttUu DtcSkin Gloves
81 PINE SIX SsirntifrS SILK Ha,.dkerriefs. J.. W.
Collar and Cats. Fine English MeTIuo cks Sa xony
NCa German Hand Knit JaCsat>. and Bicycle stock
H. Fine English Underwear eight differ ccI1rs
Bicycle and Blue FLANNEL Shirts. Iw:iled silk tn-
brr:las Holiday Styles MEMS Soft and STIFF Hats
Gents Cloth Jersey oOy,s extra heavy CIly Co. SC,
- c. ATERBACHS.
CnrCeT an aslG IL streets.
Come and sc our latest Ngyelfy: Writing Desk and
SeviIE Ne~tnue combined Just Tie thing for Holt
day PrtstnI- dis
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PANAMA, Dec. l5.-The English steamer Severn
exploded her boiler at Carthagena, killing seven
men, and doing considerable damage. She has been
towed to St. Thomas by the Belize.
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Eminent Medical Testimony.
~ East s2D sEaxET.
NEW YoRx, March 18th, 168A
hsvo u1sd Axfoocx,s Ponous PIAsTx8s IN my
Practice with rsmarkabls sueossa and found them Pc
ouar1y scacious when applied TO the back for Weak
spans and Nervous Exhaustion they sbrd almost tn
slant Islief in Coughs, Colds and Liver Complaint
cordially recommend them the best and safest Pas-
ter va made and would osuon the public against the
numerous other so-ealled Porous Plasteu that are
sought to be palmed Oh On . credulous puhiic they
are worthless and oftentimss dangerous.
ROBERT 8. NEWTON. n D., l. r O.
When you want the most carefully prepared and
best Plaster made ak your Druggist for ALLcock's
Porous PIAsrR1 d24-ep3t
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Death OF a Weil.KnOwn Lawyer.

Z. c. INaERsoLL DIES IN THE INSANE ASYLUM.
Mr. Edwin Chase Ingersoll, a well-known men,
Der Of the bar OF the District died this morning at
ST. Elizabeth asylum. aged about 40 years. Mr. In
gersol was born at Bangor, Maine, April 2. 1913,
and was son Of the late Hon George W. Ingersoll,
attorney general OF the state Of Maine he grad,l-
ated at Bowdoin college, in Maine, In 1868. and.
coming to the District he studied law at Columbian
College Law school, In which he took high rank, and
1858, when he graduated, he took the prize for an
essay on habeas corpus. He edited Smiths Manual
OF Common Law, an English work OF high
repute, and was one OF the commissioners TO
cOdy the laws for the District In 1872 and iattery
was engaged In the preparation OF a criminal code
He was one OF the best OF our equity practitioners
and the most noted case he managed with Judge
dancy for divorce. He married Miss Clara KnOde
In 1877. by whom he leaves one daughter residing
with his aged mother at 81 4th street northwest.
Ex-Gov. LOVES FUNERAL--The funeral OF ex-
Gov. Lowe, OF Iowa, who died Saturday night, will
northeast, at noon Wednesday. Rev. Byron Sunder-
land Will officiate, and the tnterment IS to take
place at Glenwood. The deceased was born I'm
Iowa In 1885 Heserved his adopted State as district
judge, justice OF the supreme court, {of which he
became chief Justlc0 and governor. He came here
claims against the federal government, and had
been practising law here since 1875.
Wills FnED.-The win of the late Martha Allen
Lachman was filed to-day with Register RamsdelL
She names A. N. Legg as executor to serve without
bonds being exacted, and bequeathes to her sister,
Md, and her niece, Martha Allen, Of Philadelphia
certain portions OF her estate and other portions to
her friends. The win OF Ann c. Thomas filed to-day
leaves her estate TO her husband, w. II. Thomas
The petition Of Sumner c. Haselton, OF Spring
field, Mo-, for admission to the bar, has been re-
ferred to the examining committee OF the Court In
0cnetaa Ael
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

no 4 M Az HE HE 81 fahIh
FRIpAY at rp stopping at Piney Point and Corn
E1cusivs connection with the Boston and provdsnos
s Is received daily VII VII HHPcu ca. ..n.
FORTRESS MoNRoE,, NORFOLK AND THR
1sa s esq.,
s5S sssss n 5zHH sss fnibaa &
ce ssns s Bsaf sgpy st
sFo 81 ssss ALFRED WOOD
STEAMER ARROWsM1TH
Leaves 7th -street wharf st7am.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINaa
Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio R. at sAephers
ssa n Son asa Boa.
s. Bay and sGf
Curromsn LeonardtoWS and ntermediats ianSn 90
& :; HRafR sHEr. MAJ nst.
te22 7th-street wharf. Washington Do
MT VERMONT MT: VERMONT
STEAMER W W. CoRcoRAN
saves 9TH street wharf daily Except Sunday, for NJ
ton about S:3Qp.m
GO /. l.. BLAKE Cantain
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
g. The steamer SUE, Capt: v. G. Geoshesan. leaves
Stephensons wharf foot of 7th street. every SUNDAY
at O'Clock pm, for Baltimore and River Landings
returning. leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'Clock
pm.
All accommodations strictly tirst-c1ass
Hyer freight must be prepaid. and will be received on
SATURDAYS only.
STEPHENSON l. BRO. Agents.
ml6-6m 18th street wharf and 18th st. and Pa ava
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A DETECTIVES VALUABLE DHcovERY.-One OF
PinkertonS detectives who was placed in the luna
tic asylum atStauntn to ferret out the causes OF the
fatal poisoning in that Institution several months
ago has reported that the poisoning sswas evidently
the work OF design, and has been perpetrated by
parties outside OF the Institution whom it b I'M
Necessary ana would also be AJudicious 70 under
take TO name at this ttman
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Orders by mail or Information desired WIN receive
special and prompt attention. When customers
Known to the house If satisfactory references
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CoMa Nooo.
JOHNsON BROTHERS.
wHAFVES AND RAILROAD YARD
gwel:s, and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND CFEiC-s
10. ! STREE northwest;
III .sh street no-tt vest;
114t Pennsylvania averue northwest
i'll 9Th street northwest.
Corner "a. and streets uo-tryy
---tSnHsJ wanna avenue s..tus-,.
LARGEST PRIVATE FAII.ROsp YARD sOrTH OF
INV YORK: AFRO EAILNS-NE IJAhNES slylIlx Us
gnstTIssss failtles .t.c handling
L III y. al KINDS
COA O1ISlRED on CARS DIRECT FROM TIE
Aims INFO OJR lAKU
We deal only in best Qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
S1ItMfNOtS COAL
Al kinds Of WOOD ether: u tle sick o. prepared to
order AZ our factory.
CLEAN COAL TI-LL Wight AND MEASURE
PROMPT DELIVERIES and prsces .oS furl can b. fur
LISTED SsplS
Il ONG wOOD-sTEUCE PINE. -. OAK s.; BA-
"a keTs' Pine So. Hickory. Sawed AID sD,it-
l1ue. Is. Oak -. Hich1sy s. -. GEO IREVE-
LING lsk. l4tn 81 RbArf Izt
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The petition of Sumner C. Haselton OF Sprfnp.
Held Mo-. for admission to the bar has been re-
ferred to the examining committee OF the Court In
General Term.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
TRAINS ARKIvEAr wII.uINoroN rRoI

ThA1NS AhhlNEAI W W1AAlH1NlfION EhOA
LA 60-l. .0o-l. .B2a-4.4Ia- Is
MISUNDERSTANDING q. m;-l26o
-1.05 2-30t q So AS As -hAO-6.63-e.3c
--S.4s-7.sSt-7.b b5--e.50-lO.3S-lO.ssp p. m.
NEW YoM-l.a7s-AG7s- q. m.--
l250-1.O5-4.65-e.4st- D. m.
BALTIMoRE-l.6is--2l3s u.
m;--12.36-l.5 .5o--6.l1 .l1A-6.3oA-T.2+-e.4ea .. m.
-wAsHIEer5E-Lsls- asa m;--l9.8e
LS0-b.ns-o.Sos-Z2s-S. p. N.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE ERAILRoAD-s. .6o-l0. .lSAa VI
-so5s-s.O5 .. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON d NORTHERN RAuRoAD-
s4o-1l.40 a. m;-e.ae p. M.
DELAwARE WEarKRN kAILEoAD-s.0oa q. m;-
AIS p. m. Sunday trains $40 a. m.;-6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA Nxw BROAD SrRKHr DKPOr-
230S-S.b5~-e.30-7.20s-s sH--S.3St- IL
--l1.30-l1.6O a. m;-12.23-l.32t-l.32- .32-3.l6-
L2S- sos I'D b.55- e0sf $50 -s.30a
-9.So-l0.OO-ll.32s o. m.
BROAD .WAsHIserou AvRNUEe.3o-s.OO .OO
-l0.l6 9. m;--l.5o-3.l0-4-3O-5.lS p. N.
NEW CAsrLE-s.sS-lO.OO-ll.t a. m.-A.ts-
b.49 p. N.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday onlY.
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REPRlNrEo FROM sAruRO1,
FoRKIaN PoINrs


Partisan Papers stiIi Cenaurinv En.,
The BoePs Victorious Other I,,sns,..u
PANS, Jan. 1a.--The papers of I'M. y
continue 70 make hostile comment, Vl
England's Withdrawal from the a1 y
French control In Egypt. s'@
DURHAM, soUFH APRIcA, Jan. IL =
latest reports from the Transyaal. STAT ns
the Boers were victorious in their recsn, 'uu y
gagement with Chief Maproch. D' q
LONDON, Jan. 13.-Rmmott's who,.
confectionery warehouse and candy fsc'ae
at White Chapel Is on fire. The destrn,sg
element threatens the dense neighbors"I
In which the factory IL situated.
LONDON, Jan. I8.-The new mIlls.r,
blanket factory at Whitney was destrSa
BY fire this morning.
DUBLIN, Jan. 13.-Fifteen arre.,, r.
been made Of persons suspected Of tbs ~.
TO assassinate the police. Among tbo..P P
rested is James Carey, town counselo,
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The Uision ReDubo,,,.
says there Is already a split In Gambs,,,,
section OF the Chamber Of Deputle. -,
that the majority Is Joining the rsd%g
left. ''uNa
LONDON, Jan. l3.-The Duchess Of r..
nauRht has been safely delivered OF A ,on i
windsor Castle. The infant is healthy
RokE, Jan. ia large number Of sr,.,.
and newspaper seizures have been mad 4
the police In connection with the Oyard,SI
agitation, which is every day growing mr,
bOlder in its utteranees.
DUBLIN, Jan i3.-.Arrests BY the pol,
are increasing In number. At police COM
this morning 81 persons were arrapr,
charged with conspiriug 10 murder Cover
ment officials. After an informal examIp,
ton they were remanded. Excitement h
this city is intense, and the widest runo,
are afioat
BERLIN, Jan. B.--A bin is to be propo.J
In the Federal Council for taxing The co,
sumption Of splrits aud mahuiac,ursl
tobacco.
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REpKlMrEp IRON sAruRpAY
oVRR A HUNDRED.
The AwfaI Death Roll in Milwaukee,
uHrned Hotel.

The AWfal Death Roll In MIluankes's
Durned Hotel.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 13.-Three more bodies
were dug out OF the ruins of the Newhall
house this morning, making eight in all /.
The bodies fall TO pieces when lifted from
the debris.
There q no means Of indentifying them
and the names Of many who met their death
will never be known.
Only a small part Of the rains have been
removed. 1t Is nov estimated that the list
Of the dead will be over . hundred.
Some Of the bodies were found on mat
tresses, showing that they died In bed with
out any warning. Watches, coins and other
articles are being found.
The inquestlwas adjourned to-day after
the jury viewed the remains Of some Of the
vic inns.
THE INQUEST MEET.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 13.--The jury impan-
elled by the Coroner, in the Newhall House
fire case, met this morning and at noon will
beg. n hearing evidence as to the cause Of
the death Of persons taken to the morgue.
This viii require very little time, and the
result Of the verdict is not such question
as to make II anxiously awaited.
This formality gone through with the great
question as TO the fire and the responsibility
for the slaughter win be taken up. The
District Attorney has determined TO push
the matter.
The jury was composed Of the following
men Daniel Wait, real estate agent J. B.
Thompson, builder; ID. j. Frainey.
machinist; John 0'Connell, contractor J.
c. CarTigan, coal merchant; Robert Davis,
real estate dealer.
The jury Is not altogether satisfactory to
the public but as the men are already sworn
In there seems to be no alternative but 10
await the results
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
HalIett 5 Condition.

A Georgetown letter to the Milford Wears
says The introduction into the Senate of
a bill, by Senator Cooper, to meet the cases
Of criminals who have committed q capital
offence aud are deemed insane, has once
more brought the case of Collingwood P.
Hallett into prominence. 1t will be re-
membered by your readers that sentence
was suspended on Hmlett by the
Court to enable the Legislature TO
pass law enabling a Court TO
sentence q prisoner who had been ad-
judged insane The text of the bill has not
yet been published; but, in the meantime,
the condition of Hallett has become Of great
public interest. Inquiry at the jail ELECTED
the facts that Hallett has much improved,
both in appearance and manner, since No
vember. His appetite is good and he rests
well, and the attendance of the physician is
not required. Only his relations or the jail
authorities are allowed to see him, as the
appearance of visitor irritates him. lie
does not care for reading and his time is
passed in gloomy reflection.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
- - . ---
WHY There was an Excitement

On Tuesday, Dec. 10 always Tuesday,. the
lJlst Grand Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery under the sole management Of Gen'ls
q. 4. 3cauregard Of La and Jubal A. Early Of
Va, took place. Here are some Of the results of
the scattering Of the $522, 800 Ticket No.
-I.5l6 drew the capital prize of 100000, and it
was sold in tenths at one dollar each. Among
some Of the holders were Miss Kingsley a resi-
dent with Charles r. Yerkes, Esq. forme Pres
ident Of the KensingtOn National Bank No
l723 Master St. PhilAdelphia; Mr. John T.
GaryiG, ear driver on Metropolitan Horse
Railway at ROxbOrO District Station. Boston
Mas and here 1t may be well TO notice slight
cOncidence-that the same man In Nov iyl
l0nly year agO). drew SIS, 900; ThOs +. Bell of
No. SO East Fifth st.. South Boston, Mass /:
Harper $. Fries, l37 Court st.. Cincinnati Ohio,
Ticket No. u. 1876. held in N O.,drew the second
capital prize Of 10000. Ticket No. 81, ,4Ol drew
The third capital prize, S2D, ,0O0-sOld in fractions
IlsO-amOng Others two-tenths costing two
dOllars) gave Mrs. Harriet WoOdman OF
Nespcr y. o., Onondaga Co., N. ", a Christ.
mas present of - 900: and similar amounts for
like investments were paid to parties (who do
not wish their good deeds known in Fort
Wayne. Ind. and San FRANCISCO, Cal Tickets
No. 1922 sold TO residents in Grenada. Miss,
and l.. Sheldon Through the Kentucky Nat'i
Bank; No. 24,lgS in N. o., and Geo. g. x d.
Ayres. DanVllle, ha-eaeh drew $4,000 Nos
H. 6l3 sold in Chicago and New York; as, ,357 In
~. q and ST Louis: 1888 In Chicago and
Washington, ID. g.; S0,9O4 sold in ST. Louis
each drew f50t0 fhe next tdrnwing occurs Feb.
ruaty l3th.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
REpRlNrEo FRoM SATURDAY.
oms,ai Figures.

The following "a Registrar Frazer's Official
report for the week lending January ID,
1883
Total number Of deaths, "a; born in the
United States, 20; foreign, a; adults, 13;
minors, II; males, IS; females, IL; white, IL;
black, 2; under year, 7; 2 to 5, .; IS to 20,
,; % to so, 3; 80 to 40, 1; 40 to 50, /; 50 to
60, 1; 60 10 20, 9; 20 10 so, 3; 80 TO 30, 2;
still born, 8. By wards First, 2; Second,
,; Third, 8; Fourth, 2: Fifth, 3; Sixth, 2;
Seventh, 2; Eighth, 2; Eleventh, 8; Core
ner's cases, 5.
Causes Of death Apoplexy, overdose
paragoric, albuminuria, chronic rheuma-
tism, con gestive chill, dropsy, embolism,
inanition, malignant smallpox, old age,
pyaemia, perftonitis, paralysis, strangula-
ton, each /; heart disease, 8; pneumonia, A
typhoid pneumonia, 2.
For the corresponding week last year
there were 10 deaths.
During the week 3 body was brought
here for interment and sent away.
During the past week there were % births;
IL white males, and s. females; black
female. By wards First, l.; Second, 1:
Third, 1; Fourth, /; Fifth, 8; Sixth, g.
Seventh, 5; Eighth, 2; Ninth, 1; Tenth, 1.
Two white marriages were. recorded during
the week. E. B. FRAZER, Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
Farmers in Consultation.

Another meeting Of farmers and livery
men was held in the Clayton House this
morning 10 take into consideration the
matters they desire 10 bring to the attention
of the Legislature. j. II. Hoffecker, Jr,
Charles B. Dousherty and Adolphus Hus-
bands, the committee appointed at the meet
ing on Saturday last, presented the draft of
law touching the subjects upon which leg
islation is desired: but in order TO give all
the horse companies an opportunity to in
-pect the same, an adjournment was taken
until Saturday morning, January %, at the
ClaytOn Housa
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
Officers Elected.

Al q meeting this morning of the Far
mers' association OF New Castle county for
the detection Of horse thieves and the re-
covery of stolen property the following off
GERS were elected President, William P.
Richardson: Vice President, Richard Jack
son: Secretary and Treasurer, James H.
HOhecller; Directors-Abner Hollingsworth,
William q. Derrickson, Calvin W. CrOssan,
Douglass Mccoy, K. r. Morrison, X. L.
Armstrong, Thomas White, Jason Davis,
Reuben Sattesthwaite, John Jordan. The
secretary was absent and John r. Tatum
acted as secretary pro TEN.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
cEOrHzxa.
To-day

At the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets, we viii 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
viii 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,
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
n. B.-Kilt Suits at a sacrifice.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
An Awful Accident.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia terrible acci-
dent occurred in the navy yard here yester-
day. Charles Tupper, mechanic, engaged
in drilling out the section OF q gun carriage,
when piece weighing 80 pounds burst A
fragment, flying through the air, struck
Tupper, tearing the left side of his face com.
pletely OF and breaking his nose. He will
not recover
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
Clubs Trumps- $50. 900 IwOn-TremendOus
(sama

In the city of Lawrenceburg, Ind, ,Messrs
!. d. Stevens, George Lowe, Louis Garrison,
Bailey Lowe, Clint Jones, Samuel Dickin-
son, j. C. Wiles, Z. Kiefer, Robert Kel-
laugh, Peter Pfalzgraf, George Palzgraf
and +. Chance formed a club and sent to r.
VI. Boardman, Louisville, Ky, for tickets in
the Commonwealth Distribution Co., and
won $4,000. So form clubs and send for
tickets. Tickets only 81 each; % tickets,
$50 IS tickets for 500 1850 prizes, S1l2,- :
400. $4,000 capital prize. Your chances
are greater by forming clubs. Next draw
ing January 3lst.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-15
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TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHLA.- aO0A-- 21ss - e.So--s.SS- I.00t-l.bo
--a10f-alS-e00f-- 0f--e.30t-a.k st-i0.3o-l1.69 ..
m,-13o0f m,--19slk-1a.S8-l.Ss- l-A.0o-
k1Ts-S.3of--e1o-e.3 .3ea-I. .2S-5.S0a-a.b
NEW YCRK - 200a--2.x8s-s.aO--7.b 10 Sbo--
ll.S3 q. M I2.36--1.bS-A.17s-S.S8 % pm.
BALEImoRn---l. l.06a--1.4 1.42N-4.sls--s s.0ss - V.lT
lo.0o .. .0tp--s00-e e.0o-ebT--
I.04A p. m.
-l.k2a--4.6ia-s.oS-e q m;
II Oo-1. 1.O0-S.6T-11.0Is p. m.
BALTuaoRE AND IurEznCxDLATB STATIONS
l.05a--o.17 1000 q. ms--l.oo-S.oo p. N
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday.
Connect At Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-6.o0A-0.lo a. m;-1.o6
--s.00a-e.2Si y. m. No Sunday trains.
For New CASTLE only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WMMIHaroN NGRrHxRH RAmR0AD-1.2o q.
ns-1-o-6-l2 p. m.
DELAWARE WnsTuKN RAILRoAD-L06-l0.So 80
.. m;-S3o p. m. Sunday trains lo.soa. m-e.oo
p. N.