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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-24

TIE business community is again
reminded that the LEDGER of Sep
TENDER LIST will contain a full state
ment of the business and progress Of
the city during the past year, as we'll
as a number Of articles devoted to
speCialties. 1t will be clear, we'll
classified sheet, full of useful and in
teresting information, worthy to
be sent to all parts Of the
country, as it will be, aud
to be preserved for future reference.
Advertisers who may avail themselves
of that issue will be heard of in every
State in the Union, and reach ths IN,
tire reading public that has CONNER
cial relations with Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-24

1t will keep them fresh and sweet for many
days and does not impart the slightest for
eign taste to the articles treated. II is so
simple in operation that a child can follow
only fraction Of a cent to a pound Of meat,
fish, butter or cheese or to a quart Of milk !.
This is no humbug; it is Endorsed by such
men as Prof. .Sam'i W, johnson, Of Yale
College. Sold by druggists and erocers.
Sample pounds sent pre- paid by mail or ex-
Name your express ofics WAN V;apdiDa ra ay.i
for meat; Ocean Wave for fish and sea food;
Snowflake for milk, butter and cheese;
Anti Ferment Anti-Fly and Anti Mold. SOC
per ID each. Pearl for cream; Queen for eggs,
and Aqua-Vitae for fluid extracts, 81 per ID
each.
The HumIstOn Food Preserving Co.,
al l0dw " Kilby st., Boston, Mass.
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Trustees Sale.

QY virtue Of the powers conferred upon the
ID underngned as trustees. in two certain
trust deeds to-wit: One executed April 7th,
1873, BY W W Guy and II Mcclellan, by
which they conveyed to X l. Coffin, trustee,
the land therein described to secure the
debt therein named and giving said trustee
therein set forth; and the other executed
July 18th. 1881. by ] II Mcclellan, surviving
pertner, conveying same property to M B
Tregevant, as trustee, to secure the debt
therein named, with authority in said trustee
to sell upon the default therein named and
deeds, the said trustees will by virtue of the
powers conferred upon them In said trust
deeds on
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MONDAY. Neptember lO. Isss.

at II o'clock at the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the city of Memphis,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described land situ-
ated in Memphis, Taxing District Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, to-wit:
Part Of lots six and seven in the subdivision
Of county lot 493, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning on the south side of Court street at
the southeast corner Of the brick cotton shed,
about eight and one-half feet east Of the east
line of lot No 7; running thence south thirty
two degrees west with the east line Of said
Gotten shed two hundred and eleven feet TO
the north side Of Madison street; thence
west with the north line of Madison street
one hundred and twenty nine feet to the cor
ner of W II Mason's lot; thence north twenty
eight and three-auarters degrees Sith the
east line Of said Mason's lot about two hun
bred and iorty-three feet to the south line Of
Court street; thence eastwardly to the south
side Of Court street one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet to the beginning, being the same lot
now occupied by BOWdrie Brothers as cot
ton warehouse.
Equity Of redemption and dover waived,
and title believed to be good, but we will
convey only as trustees aforesaid,
RI COFFIN,
NJ B IRRELEVANT,
1A7 Truataaq
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STEAMBOATS,.

For New Orleans.
st. Louis and New Orleans Anchor Line
For New Orleans The steamer
City Of Baton Rouge -
II e Bixby. master, 49, - -
SUNDAY, August 26th. at 10 am, resery-
ing the right to pass all landings tho Captain
may deem unsafe,
For freight or passage applyto
AID STORM, Bupt.
|. oil HALL. Pass. Agent.
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Gin; LOui 4 Men; m
0p.m mails. '@A.n
ws.m r Z 4 SSrou n mSiiH. 10 % Pm
Chatt. i Mer,h X.
Mrt'.l Local and thtoutb
$50 pm malls. 90 am
100 am OS through mail 10 90 pm
OOs.m dation. ssOp.m
Mem. 4 areD ada RR
Local and thrOush - 40
q am sard hi' iocOmmOd'n 8 70 pm
Nom. b L: 4. 4.
Wp.m mails. saw SDp.n
W % am through mails. % am
Ches., o. d B.. W. X,
Local and through
4Op,m mails; 100 am
mAm 'I R%tihs r; 4 mails. 10 90 pm
XIV. q 9th. Mails.
Memphis and ErIAH's
RaA.mS Point Agent. SOpsm'
Helena &Friar' Point
WA.mt POstOface;. 30 PINT
Wa.mt IA. lSOp.ni
YOo mi AGENT. ' : - Q 30 A.mI
90 ami Isl. Louis \ Mem. Ag'tl 1 30 PM
40 ami lOsceol Men. Agent. so pms
100 G,p1f Arkansas RiyerAEent I 30 PM
III ~ N Mem. TO HollySpr 60,
500 pm bliss. Stage route. 20 A.ml
sMonday. Wednesday and Friday.
fDaily. 80.
I6unday, Tuesday and Friday.
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PQSTOFFICE. MEMPHIS, YgNl.

Arrival. and Departure. Of HAIL,
OPEN RaiIrOada, CLOSE.
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MsmphIs and Ltttle ROCK.

I sLFINLEY. Ticket Agent.
YBTEvENS, Pass. Agent.
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MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday.
fDaily.
lBunday, TueBdRy and Friday,
ATuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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ew-Orders for every size and quality Of
Newspaper promptly filled. lO0I
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RIVER INTERFERENCE,
noArs LEA4Inn ro-nAr.

bOA1e LEANlha fO-OAI.
For Osceola. Dean Adams. ..,........6 D m
Friars Point, .Coahoma. , N
BOATS LKAvINa TOMORROW.
For White river, Josie Harry. p m
ARRIVED. " ii'H o1am
Steamer Coahoma, FriArs Peint % 'a
a." Dean Adams. Osceola s,t.
r." Arkansas City, st Louis
City Providence, Vicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City of Providence. st Louis
Kate Adams. Arkansaw City
1850 faN IN PORT. 9fIi a. Is
Coahoma, Dean Adams, Arkansas City
STAGES OF THE RIVER.
Memphis-9 feet s inches, decline Of
2 inches during the past "a hours.
Pittsbhrg-lfoot and stationary.
Cincinnati-6 feet, rise of inches
Louisville--4 feet and stationary.
Eyansville-S feet IL inches, a decline
of inch.
Carols feet, decline of II inches.
st. Louis-lS feet inches, a rise Of Z
inches. DOB t40ta1'iia Haasi
Vicksburg-l9 feet and stationary.
Nashville-2 feet inches, a decline of
2inches.
Chattanooga foot s inches, decline
of 2 inches.
Shreveport feet, decline of A
inches.
Fort Smiths inches, a decline Of 8
inches. M SIN
Little Rock
White and 81 Francis rivers continue
TO decline.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
L OOK OUT
FOR
Cold Weather +!

Now that the winter is ap-
proaching every one should be
prepared, and there is no surer
way OF keeping off its biting
blast than by purchasing a
good, warm Suit and Overcoat
for yourself or the boys. 1t may
save a doctors bill and a heap
of lost time. The next consid-
Grafton is where to get them,
and the best and cheapest place
to purchase. Now if the reader
will call at 228 MARKET
STREET, he will find as large
and varied a stock of all kinds
OF Mems, Boys and Children's
Clothing as can be found in
this city; furthermore, he will
find the prices lower than the
sam class of goods can be pur-
chas ed elsewhere, the proprie-
tor being desrrous OF turning
his goods into money as soon
as : possible, on the principle
that a nimble sixpence is bet
ter than a slow shilling. Re-
mem Der we NEAR business
whe we say we can give you
the best clothing in this city for
the least money. Call and see
and you will be convinced.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department We have always
been at the front. We have
a su perior cutter, the best Of
workmen, and guarantee salts
iactio on in every garment we
make. Our stock of piece
goods are too numerous to par
ucula arize the different styles,
but he most faslidious can be
suited in sty lie, and our prices
are I he lowest. We make suits
to or der as low as $l8, from
that upward. Call and see the
styles and prices at
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
Tho Record of Last Month . Drawing

OF The Louisiana State Lottery Company.
shows n large distribution of prizes. The man
agsment was entirely in tho hands OF mis-
Beauregard and Early. They announce that
ticket No 80, $40 (eoid In ffths at ~ eaoh) )drew
the irst capital prize, Of $4,000; on -hith, or
T2e, 900, was collected ny Mrs. n. i. Hayor, Of
New Y rk city; another fifth, or $4,000 by Mr
Thos. MatteTtnce, alike OF New York city; alec
amongst others; Ticket No 24,42i drew the
second capital prize of sa6 ,OOp, and Was also
sold in tiths; ono to II Richar son, coll loeted
through ]. X. Dick x Co.. Bankers Of Meadvile
Pa; on" to Mrs. l. WoGlary. Philadelphia, Pa (;
one TO Mr.. NJ. O. Mitci el, a well.known stove
dealer, No. s,l0s M" It,, n. v Washington,
d. O. etc. etc. Ticket 40. 80 APO drew the third
capital prize of sl0OOo, sold IN Giths. one 70 MIR.
z NJ Fisck. Hopkinsyiile. Ky. ono 10 Wm.
LOWRY, No. III W Madison Ct, hicago Ill /:
one 10 Mr j. J. HetIaE. pi Washington, ID. g.
Hos a.o52 and o. 442 ca drsw the fourth capi-
Ia prizes Of 70 0O9 nd sold IN ffthi-a5 wcro all
the high prizes and ecattered in all directions
Among others: MIR. WIN II. Ford. Of No. 2g8
Dryades st., and q rBrner, Common and
Baronne SITS, New Orleans, Ia The next
Grand Semi-Annoal Drawing tRkos place
Tue day December 18th, lis3 when y ICES from
9i50, ,00O " go will bs distributed. Any iufUr.
nation ean be had on application TO ", A
hRuphtR, New Orleans, La, how the half mil,
liza dSlfau aad Ovsf Will be equitably divided
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
TaE WEEKLY DEATH RECORD.
AA CnusaAl small Number Of Deaths for
the week.

lA&4 LAuo1AA hAMhA &NAAAA8k VI A&9AkAt& A~F
Ehs week.
ThA death tate for. tie week ending at
noon to-day "a unusually Emall, only ID
being reported to Registrar Frazer. The
nunber for the corresponding week Of last
ter was l2 deaths, three of which
we're caused by consumption. while for this
week there were no death from this common
dIsrase.
OF the Is, there were Males, 4; females,
0; white, 10; black, 3; adults, z; minors, O.;
AlmshouRe, 1; born in the United Statea, 10;
foreign, 8; still born. ..
Causes of death-Apoplexy, chronic gas
trltis, diphtheratic Group, epilepsy, inhama
ann OF the lungs, old age, pneumonia,
one each; eonvuisiOns, 2; scarlet fnver, g.,
z assihed according TO ages: Under one
yer, 2; Q 70 s, 2; 5 20 10, 1; Is TO 20, 1; 30 10
81, .; 40 to so, 2; 90 to 10, !; so to 90, 2.
by wards: second, 1; Third, =; Fourth,
2; Sixth, 8; Eighth, 1; Teuth, 2; Eleventh, 2
During tbs week one body was brought
here for interment and two were sent away
For the came period there were IL births
reported, 10 white males and 9 white fe
maies and black male, divided bV wards al
follows: First, /; Third, S; Fourth, 4
Sixth, 3, Seventh, 2; Eighth, 2; Ninth, l.
Tenih, 8; Eleventh, 3.
Two white and black marriage were also
reported during the week.
Annual death rate, 1875 per |, 200.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
Loss and Gain .
CHAPTER IL.


Maiden, Mass. Feb. l, 1880. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
most terrible and excruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
lief or cure until Used Hop Bitters.
"The first bottle
HeailV cured me;"
The second made me as well and strong
As when q child.
"And have been so to this day"
Ny husband was an invalid for twenty
years with serious
"Kidnev, liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced by Boston's best ply
sicians-
"Incurable ~
Seven bottles Of your bitters cured him
and know OF tho
''Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
Do mil acles 7" Mrs. Z. D. Slack.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
----- -sHORROw.

zn Church, tho Rey. r. q.
The knitting nsPreachlng AZ lo.so q. IN. and
suspended '
Presbyterian Church, cornor of Adams
-, -, y Gostnut streets. Preaching by the pas
iuAy 1iev. Charles r. Mallery, tomorrow At i0.30
~ m. und rs ?. M.
Household Of Faith, tho Rev. Rufas Wendell
bible school nt2p. N.
Kingwood NJ f. Chapel. Preaching at 10. ~
4 BY the Rev. w. q. Johnson and at 7.3J D. IN
\ By the ReY. Lewis Todd. Sunday echoof at
! y. m
/ Swedish ii. u. Church. over Eleventh street
bridge, the Rev q. Carleon. pastor. Ser
vices at 1850 a. m. and 50 p. IN Sunday
| school at . a. m
Grace NJ L, Church. the Rev. J Richards
| Boyle, pastor SerDon at 1880 q. IN oI"Luther
| and Ills Work" Anniversary of Dotaware
| state Bible Society at 2S1. Young mons
prayer meeting ut 6.l5 p. IN.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF tho Redeener
| Rev. l. Estliu. rector. Sc vices at 10 80 u.
| IN and T.5U p. IN Morning subject. Moral
| Horoism." Evenlng subject: "rhe Ihsappoint
nlent OF A Rich Young Man sunday school a.
VH, N.
Vt Jamea Cha. el, over Eleventh street bridge
| the Rev. Daniel Russell, Sr. pastor. A grand
| rally and an all day meeting viii be held IN
charge Of the pastor 4 series Of special meet.
ings will be opened ia the evening By special
sermon TO young men BY Mf. Russell.
Ne Jerusalem Church, Delaware avenue aud
| Washington street Rev ]. B. Pafmelee, pastor
1 AT ~ ~ a. IN 'ITue Cnr Ntihn ClArily." n
discourse before the Junior order Of American
| Mechanics. At 75Jp. IN The Serpent In T. len
the Temptation aud Fall Of Man" Sunday
| school at ll.4S IN.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, the Rev.
| !. nj. HR'deman, ast0T. ReOpening services.
| Preaching by the Rev Wayland hOyt, u. u at
| iO30 q. ~. In the afternoon addresses by
the Rev. II q. Weston, u. D.,
the Rev. John X. Craigg, X. TRAIT,
b. McBIackin, Ii. W. Cell and n, 4 Moore.
Sermon by the Rev. q. W. FOlwel and a
special service Of song at T.3D p. M.
81. Pauls III. f. Church, the Rev. r. II
Adams. pastor. Preaching at 1890 o. M.
and 1902. m Morning subject "Baptism
After tho sermon the rite Of baptism win be ad
ministcred. Evening Subject; christian DO
pertinent" After the evening sermon several
will no received into membership. SUNDAY
school az 9.i5 q. IN. and 2p. m.
Church OF the Covenant. Reformed Episcopal
the Rev. William II karnes, rector. Church
services at 0 80 "a IN and 7.3U p. IN Morning sub
Iect; "A Peculiar People" Evening subject
''rhe g miort'ess Song" Gospel in
vitation lay SERVICE $50 p. N. Sun
day school a. IN at the church, -
y m. at the Chapel OF tho Good Shepherd Wee
Wilmington
Central Presbyterian Church At the seryic,
at 10 30 u m the Rev !. Howard Nixon u u.
pastor, will deliver second di course ON "I4u
ther and the Reformation" At 80 p. IN. th,
Rev. NJ. BrOwnsOn, assistant pastor, vii
! prtach to young men on "tbaniel, or AbstiHenc
from WAT is HURT H." Young men specially
! invited. Pews free at the evening service.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
FOURTH EDITION.
NEWS FROM ABROlO.
The Engineers Strike a0.;.
Great Inconvenience,
-
IN a PERILoUs POSITION.
FOREION NEws


IhoOnvsnienoo CauHsd bv ,,.s
steAinAhip Engineers.-t,,I,s'u''E a'''Ee Of The
Importance and Intsres, "e"s Of
tUnited Press Dispatchts,a,t
GENOA, Nov. 1.-THE sttlks t'"l
mp engineers here and at ali lbe " s'an.
llaliah pofts 10 causing great lnc,apa palcipl
ana nafosnlp 70 shippers and p,...l sa.nDl CO
"a tnia Rort alone four Ateamnra nra%ngtIs.
sAlnsn' Ane ves9els ar lsdeued v,,t de'
grants ana merchandise for sou,h' ml'I cnt.
can ports. Tho strlkers. 'S wtS AMER.
prove tna, they arc conieBSl,uS 70
pinclples moro than n, for
yesseiday offered TO provide grs,u,,oan mOn y,
sunelent force TO take a stpsmor stou'y
win emigrants, bound for nor, ie n alrl
america, TO its destination. 5c ,u,Stal :" Eylltal
thercupt n offered 10 nan ali ,ha ha'lsuoFtlea
steamers with crcws from the Ror', u1,'amtd
"hereat tue strikers withdrew tte 'aW anSW
PERSECUTION OF N. ASroErA ,R,.an I'M
LONDON, Nov. lS. 1t !s rsnor,,d ,,,a'
German government has tn H., A. 'us' lhe
prosecution Of NJ. Antoine. H., n, "a lao
Reiehstag, from Alsace, who v.. w u me
Tor high treason in making tLrss,s arrested
the Governor or Alsace. L,orrsina ho ha. apa'n't
y 49, AAhAu!ut from ttalt
q newspaper In the interest Of ~, pp'aiag
party and Tor other sedltious u.brapcr. ,o''''
ENRouTBEoR MADRID,
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Clown H..
Frederick william lett Berlin Al on,aIs nnco
this morning enroute for Madrid n VIZ, u ,'%E y.
King Alfonso. His departure lram m" m, oI,e lse
Was VerJ quiet there being none II ia a!
play usual on such occasions, ~ '''
THB 81. y. NOT DEAD
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE snnonr,,,,.,
made last evening of the death ot Mr. >J"s Iotn
simon, NJ. r., for DeWsbury, IA inro,,.", rS"u
His sons mind has been uuhlngrd anI IN. ,t''
father being seriously ~, caused The r, no,,
TO be spread that the latter was dead. r'''
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE CHINESE n,ryIcrl,r
PARIs, Nov. l7-PremIer Ferry iltcary
next week, instruct NJ. Waddinetop, Frr,ch
Ambassador, To Great Britain, 10 commpw'
caie 70 the British Government 10 rx.rt
conditions upon which Faucc viii accent
England's mediation ia The Chinese am.
Guilty.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
HORRIBLY BURsED.
4 Young Girl Living ON Riddles Banks
Probably Fatally Bu' ned.


Probably Fatally Bu'ned.
Martha Long, aged about 12 yeare, was
probably fatally burned yesterday afternoon
by having her clothing catch fire from a bon
Ore she aud some companions had built.
She lives with her parents at Riddles Banks
and with some young friends had built
bon on the banks of the Brandywine
between and o'clock and after
having had the fire going all afternoon,
the girl In question attempted
to kick the dying embers together. In doing
40 she raised cloud of sparks which settled
in her clothing and before she was aware of
her danger her clothing was In mass of
flames. Her youthful companions, seeing
the condition of the unfortunate girl, fe0
screaming in the direction OF their homes,
and their cries, combined with the shrieks
OF tie tortured girl, brought to her assist
ance several residents of the
banks, who succeeded In smoth.
eTing the flames. The body of the
unfortunate girl, from the waist to her feet,
Is horribly burned, and she Is suffering eX-
cruciatng pains. Tho physician in attend
ance is dong everything in his power to
alleviate the girls suterings, but expresses
but faint hope of saviug the girls life.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
rKAINs AkRlA t.st WII.MINnrn.I ERn,

TRAINS AkRlV hat WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA--l2A6l 90, l.32t. 4.A7+, T.45, s.o2s, 900,
tol2 lOlot ll.a6 a. m. l2.23 1880, lO1, 222 2.st
30 S'bS, A.50 4.bb, b.3b, bb3, $40. 64S T3bt Tbn
$50, lO.3s. 10. 6s p. n.
NEW YoRK-l.32A, 4.47A, aO2f, 9. II q, M 1910
l.O7, 4bb.6.&sE, 1888 pm.
BALTlAoRR--l .bIA, 2.l3E, ga, q.bA lI.s3a, m
1896, 1.5l, t.I1s, sos, "a, s.lOs y. m.
WAsHINaToN--i.54S,2 2.ls, u.Gs q, m. l2.U..
Lbl, ills, e.sOs, la, sGs y. m.
Both daily and sunday,
ION Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILEoAD--s.'o, SO. 1910 a. N
LAO, 6.0bA. sos p. In. No Sunday trains.
F-nm Now Uastlo ouIv
WILMIaeToE B. NORTHERN RAILRoAp--s.4 20
9.As, II 30 a. II. Gas p. m.
BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA RAILRoAp--.sOC
2.l6 p. m.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
Fire in a School House.

The principal of public school No. .,
Eleventh and Washington streets, discovered
a slight blaze In the cellar OF the school yes
terday morning, close TO the heater which
had already burnt hole In the hoor about
IS inches In diameter. She quietly
apprised the teachers of the fact
aud told them to dismlss the school
when she tapped the bell three times. Find
ing that the fire could not be put out with
out causing excitement among the children
the agreed upon signal was given and the
school dismissed about 1890, when the
flames were promptly quenched.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
THIRD EDITION
PRES. LINC)LN'S BODY
A Denial That 1t Has Been
Removed.
FIRE THIS AFTERNOON
a1Rs. LANGTRY.

Hsr Condition Improved and Again on
the Road -she Refuses to Nee Lord.
fUubed Press Dispatch 20 the 0szette.l
LONDON. Ont, INV. l7.-Mrs. LaDgtry
arrived here from Hamilton last evening
"lt would have been terrible for Mrs.
LanEty TO have kept her Hamilton en-
gagcment," said Mr. Coe, her agent, "Ss
che was suffering terribly from neryousDess
and Deurslgia.A city physician gave Manager
epackman, Of the Opera House, certificate
Of her illness about Z. p. IN. two late TO an
nounce the Disappointment In consequence
crowds went to tho theatre In q binding
sngw storm expecting to see her.
Lord Bury, formerly an English official
herr, now visiting IN the city, sent his card
to Mrs. LangtFy and was refused an inter
view. The LILY said she would see him at
the hotel after the performance, n che was
well enough. He tried to Get the hotel bus
10 take his party 70 her car, bur could not,
so he Jailed 10 SEQ her, much to his chagrin.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
sainlnr n Monitor.

United Press Dispatch to The daAete'
SAN Francisco, Nov. THE mohnM ,.
Monadeck has been siezed by Commannrs i,r,t
Russell of the Navy aud taken TO lRe na,,
ward from Vallejo, where contractor rnnIn "
Burgess. of New York, who was to comp Ing y
her had held the ship pending ,ad c.n,'"1
amounting to $4,000 for work perform" a'.
on her. No reason for the seizure IS W.
nOunccd
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
CIpnnnn NV Iloctors.

ais It possible that Mr.. Godfrey 9 up ppi,% sI%
at work, and cured by SO simple Fe,','ni rslc
al assure II Is true that he i7 p,,ar..
cured, and with nothing but HOP DIV h m
and only b n days ago his doctors ga'O
up and said he must die T - will
"Well-aday That's remarksOie roor
go this day aud get some ior 10y r.
George--I know hops are good
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
~--
telI ~ ~ Pit.
fIrniteA rrr.. lll.n,ir,, ~ ~ n.,s

UNITED Press Disp'tch TO the GAzette.l
WATERTowS, NY, Nov. 1.-THE body
Of lhomas l. Kidrcy, wcll known man
lacturrr, was found last night ia wheel pit
of his mill at Deer River. He had gone
'nto The pit TO repair machinery, missed his
footing aud fell tn the bottom. A large
riece OF iron Tell with him, crushing his
skulI
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
A,loo On,os 10 bo Married again.

tUnitcd stee5 Dlspath l" ths "a@'''''
CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Alice Oats, whose
third husband died IS months ago IN New
Orleans, OF yellow fever, is said te he en-
gagged 10 be married to IL. W. Corlett'
manager Of tho Aurara, Ill. Grand oirra
House. Corbett IL one OF the most sucrrss'
ful provincial managers In the West j IS
believed he will organize and manage q
new comic opera company, for the sPr'Bu'F
little Drima-donna.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
Ftre This Afternoon.

The a'arm of fire from box Is at $50
O'Clock this afternoon was caused by tine
burning Of the stable of John Kelley, Sit
uated on Lord street, between Lombard and
Inc. Kelly Ia milk dealer, and
has an office adjoining the stable.
The nre was Of an incendIsry origin, 10y
heing seen to leave tire stable few minute
before The ala,m. All the horses WI
rescued. A quantity nfhsy was burned Ind
the stable damaged. Lnss about 5000.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17

UELAwARB RAILROADS. .0OH, p.0bt am List
Ao0%, 4.o0t ,o.2bt D. m. No Sunday trains.
sFor New Castle only
For Wyoming and intermediate etatin~-
tExpress for Harrington.
WILMiNeToN NORTHERN RAILROAD. VA. m
So, 4.0l, b.l0 p. N.
BALTIMORE * PHILADELPHIA RAILRoAp-T,of,
10, " a. 70. b.30 p. 10.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
APaddler Murdered.

UNITED Press Dispatch to the 9ahe''y,. =,
CHARLESTON, s. c. Nov, 1.--,e"5 1.-,,sra5
Stiever, an itinerant peddlfr, was 'l''" nI,ht
near Johnston's station "Wednesday -,on nn1
being struck on the head WIN . ,,"J ma.J
standard while asleep. Jim Grcrh' a l,arnr o,"" "a
boy, who has been driving Tor a'~'v, ro ,nnr.
missing, and lie suspected OF being 'p' H'''
darAT