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POINTS OF INTEREST.

A ton of pure gold will make something
over S6O2, 7S5
Texas expects to have population of
4,O00, 900 in 1890.
At the mouth Of the Tampa river six-ton
rocks are being excavated 10y the dredge.
There is $4,000 pile of sulphur at the
Humboldt House, Nevada, awaiting ship
ment to San Francisco. The heap contains
900 tons.
Four seals died the past winter at the
Philadelphia Zoo. Four and half pounds
of stone were found in the stomach of one
and peck OF apples inside another.
The total coinage of the United States
Mints during March amounted in value to
81 ,O92 ,253.Sl. The number of Standard
dollars turned out was = ,40O,Gl9
From statistics preserved at the office of
the Troy steamboat line it appears that there
has been no colder season along the Hudson
than the one just finished since 1913.
Spain produced in 1881, 9O,G72 tons Of
lead, %, iIS tons of copper ,032 tons of
spelter IAN increase of nearly three tourths
Oyer 1880, and ,sl2 tons Of quicksilver.
An exhibition of marine products and
fishing implements was opened in Toxic,
Japan, on the lst inst "Fiteen thousand
varieties of fish and other productions from
Italy has over $500 miles Of railroad,
which cost an average OF almost Sle0 900 to
the mile. The population oi the country is
more than ten times as dense in proportion
to the railroad mileage as that oi the United
States.
Maine has 40 cheese factories, with an
average of l07 COWS 10 each, 6 being the
lowest and 800 the highest number. Tie
| total product Of all these factories during
the last year was jsG,sI pound, oi cheese
| the average price received being l2i3 cents
per pound
The latest achievement Of the great II
ton steam hammer at tlIe Black Diamond
| Steel Works ol Park Brothers X Co., wa,
j the manufacture by it ot "a large roll for III,
sheet mill, the ingot weighing about seven
tons. This is sail to br the irst hammrrrt
roll ever made IN This country. Heretofore
they have hren cast
England, the chief among the gold stand
ard nations, while it did not coin single
dollar in gold last year, coined over fon
and half million dollars Of silver Five
| nations coined no gold, while Australia and
tiermauy alone report 10 silver coinage
! The total coinage for tle year shows 81 -3,
SO SOB in gold aud Sld9 ,095, 81 in silver.
OF the total number ot sratnrn rmplu,rt
one IN 90 lost their lives hy drowning Las
year, a less al iic bwite as great l. THE aver
aye ol the live preceding years. Five year
previous 3tis vessels were lost and -
lives. la lSs2 there were jIs vessels an,
:, ,Si3 lives lost This does not in, lude tn
lives lost in 2%5 vessels which were no
totally cast away.
Forty Brush electric lights lit a large rail
road station in California for 500 month
or Sl1OG night, 30 lights being run
nightly, The test as to cost was made il
the fourth months from June to September
Snd while the station was lit better than b,
gas, the station master reports it could hav
been lit sufficiently 10y gas for half the cost
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PERSO Al.

W. ) Johnson, Of the firm of w. $.
johnson " Co., powder manufacturers OF
York, Pa, is in this city visiting relatives
and lripu1s
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We have just received an
important mousquetaire glove,
a second quality of undressed
kid OF the same make as our
first quality. The difference
between the two is in the fine
ness of the Kid and in the
sewing, one being sewed by
hand. No other difference.
Second quality 6-button
length, $l.25; 8-button length,
$50; l0-button length, $l75,
First quality; 6-button length,
So; S-button length, 1925.
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THAT Husnand Of Mme

three times the man he was before he G.
gan using "Wels' Health Renewer. 81
Druggists
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y Il J..
4NlEN \ NJ OF the wilhm mentioned premises
in npluurr with m Act uf Assembly In sncb
ca-c nEtdr aud provided de- hereby give notice
tlhi shall apply Ia writing to the honorable The
JWlee- "l -lid Court Of Gcurral sessions Of the
F'rs aud jan Delivery Of the state of Delaware,
ia Hnd Tor New Castle county, on Monday fh,,
u hat ut MAY next, 4. d., 1888 being the FIRST
day "t The Court, far q license To keep an Inn or
tavern u y, y. cor second aud ratnall streets
~ ne Ftr,l ward Of the city Of Wilmington
ltl, and I" srll HtoNtrliing liquors Ia less Han-
tlr- Than one quarl, 10 be- drunk on the premises
Hui lle l"ll"" lug respectable citizens, residents
"i sid ward, recommend tile said application, 10
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nAILKUAD LINES
PHILADELPHIA, WILL ca axsatss
i MINGToN AND A@1t
RALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MARCH, l4th, 1853.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate statiOns-8. 81, l. 90
1919, a. m. 2.3O, 400, 7.30, 9.55, y. m.
Philadelphia texpress)-2.OO, 2.23, $50, 80 g. I5
gW S.5S IL So. n. IN. II. Is, 81 g. IL g. TO- 3S
7.26 y. M.
New fork-2.OO, 2.23, $50. .5S .5S n.53 a. m
'l23s, l'53, 2.3O, 5.l7, 6.3s 726 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-l.nh
ln.hia. m. 8.0op m.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and WashinRtOn-l.4 r. 4.5l, sos s.l7
a m. LOO 'l.09, $50, 6.57, Il.O4 p. IN.
baltimore only-l.O5, 1000 "A. m. H. 26 and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New castle 90, 9.lOa. m. LOS, 800, 6. ZIP. IN
and IL. s. night.
Harrington and intermediate slatIons-g ia IN
l.n5, 6.25 p m.
Delnar and intermediate statisns--s.1O 10 a. m.
Los y. IN,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate ations--s. IOa, m,
lZ.Vo m SD 7.a, 9,55, p. IN.
philadelphia and New York-2.OO, 2.23 a. IN. II,
63a, 7.26 p. IN.
Baltimore and WashinRton-l.42, 4.5l, sos, S,l7,
a. IN. ll.04p. m.
Baltimore-I.05 a. m.
For further Information passengers are
ierrea TO the time tables posted at the depot,
Ns- -Irains marked thus: ~ are limited express
upon "hlch extra fare Is charged.
j, X. WOOD. General Passenger AT
0hAs' H. PU6H. General Manager.
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THERE MAS been much mysterious talk of
late, Of missing record from the police
station, covering part Of the transactions
Of the previous admiuistrationy If this
record is missing, OF which there are great
doubts, The prrsent incumbents have laid
themselves reasonably open to the suspicion
OF having spirited it away lor partisan eject,
10y uot openly announcing its disappearance
tuting a searching inquiry for It's where
abouts.
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NOTICE J, PATRICK IIAGG RTY,
~ THE UW NER of the hausc situated at
No. 6Hl Wrst Front streets, being the northwest
cor. ot Front aud jefferson STE. Ia Ihird ward Of
the city af " Mlnntngton, county Of New castle,
state OF Delaware, In compliance with the rr-
lurrme ais OF the Act Of the General Assembly,
notice that shall apply ia writing To the Gpurt
Oftrnerdl siuns Of the Peace aud Jail Delivery
of the state uI Delaware, in and for New Castle
county On Monday, the 7th day Of MAY next, A.
- 's heiug The first day of said court Tor license
for said hnusc as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquor, IN less quantities
than an quart. to be drunk On the premises, and
the following respectable citizens, residents OF
ul said ward, recommend the said application, To
wit
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From Moritz Sml Esche, a
distinguished hosier Of Chem
nitz, Saxony

Ladies' white hose. 25, 3Oani S7 q, cents.
Ladies plain coured hose, rather heavy, g
cents: checked, ~ cents.
The same, finer and lighter, % cents;clorked,
10
The same, rNtra-long, Is cents.
Fancy, six STYLES, AZ 50 and ~ cents
Black-rlbbed li-le-thrcad, extraordinary, ~.
Mems fancy, g = cents Ribbed Isle, -,
Boys fancy, regUlar-made, y cents
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Dailp Gazette
wLMINGrON. SATURDAY., APRIL
A Question of Purchasing silence.

We venture the assertion that the Demo-
cratic machine would be willing to pay The
Morning Ne,cs d great deal more than
S., 900 year TO shut up. Come, honor
bright, isn't that 50 9---Hotmi,tg Ne'cS Of
to-ddy.
just what subject the morning organ
means the Democratic managers would be
willing to pay it to g shut up +" on is In
doubt. Whether it means in supporting the
Republican party of Delaware, or in oppos-
lug the DemocI attic party, is alike uncertain.
If.it meaus the former, then the Democratic
party can certainly afford to pay almost any
thing the morning organ might ask
Nothing could be more favorable to the
Democratic party than the policy of the
sel1constitutrd party director OF his father
in law, toward political matters in
Delaware. Whether playing the iawning
sycophant at the feet Of Chairman Harrings
ton during the last campaign, or turning,
when embittered 10y defeat, and plunging
the dagger into the back of his accepted
political leader, his course has been the
same; and the little pretense Of political in
dependence remaining yanishes when he
upnolds the most shametully incompetent
police force any city was ever disgraced
with
On the other hand, If the morning
organ means that the Democrats
would gladly pay it for ceasing TO oppose
their party, or in the elegant New York Ian
guuge, To "shut up" he is still much mis-
taken. What damage the morning organ
has done to the Democratic party is hard tc
find out The last important thing
about which it has had any
thing to say furnishes ample proof. lts
position on the representation amendment
has been that Of most arrant political buf-
iuOn, and the weakest ever taken by any
Delaware newspaper on Il question OF such
public interest. Perhaps the morning
organ thinks it is intelligeutly dis
cussing the subject yet the leading mem-
ber Of its party, who heretofore was sup
posed ts have much to do with the direction
of the boiling political course of that un.
certain quantity in the Republican organic
alton, openly declares that all it says OF
this question is devoid OF argument and OF
par with the believing Of street corne
quack just why the Delaware Democrat,
should pay this clown to cease its senseles
chatter is mystery. Rather they shoul,
pay it to keep il up
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NOTICE-I FRANK RICuARI

NOIICE--I, FRANK RICHARDS,
n "W \ ER ~ the within-mrntioncd premise,
IN compliance with an Act of Assembly Ia smch
ra7r iuadc and provided, do hrreby give notice
that shall apply III writing tu the honorable the
Judges oi thrt tnnri Of General sessions Of the
rarchnd Jail Delivery of the STATE of Delaware,
~ aul Ter New tastr county, on Monday, HE
7ilrllg Of May unNt, A. D., lSSt being the lirst
day of said court, for IA license tu keep an inn or
tavern In school District No. ~. Prucgdrr
hundred, New Castle count aud 10 sell intoXic
tug liquors IN less quantities than one quart to he
drunk IN The premises, aud the following re-
~pr''tHhtr eli 4'nS residents Of said district, recon
4 IN Il -lilLIlI Hmm Il..LLI n.-aL
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

TnE April showers that bring May flowers
are here, and tie Legislature will not ad-
iourn for two weeks yet.
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JOHN WANAM4KER,S.
Saturday: Cloudy and slightly

Saturday: Cloudy and slightly
cooler.
Book News for 'pril ready to-
day. 1t is our means OF giving
quick information about new
books. Every bookseller needs
some such periodical. New
York publishes very good
one, for the use of the trade in
general. Our book store re-
quires one OF its own, because
our prices are different, if for
no other reason.
A copy will be sent free, if
requested.
North OF Thirteenth-street ,ntrancc.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

PEOPLE or BInULoUs propensipes are
hereby warmed that the police court cost Of
a common drunk has risen to one dollar and
costs, just double the line prescribed by
law.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07
EroENNE AprLrcArToNs.


NOTICE II, DENNIS KANE, THE
~ OW NEH OF the house No. ~ East Fourth
street In The f0nrth ward, cit Of Win ngton,
county Of New Castle. and state of Delaware, ~
compliance with the requirements of the Act o
the General sscmblN In such case made ana
provided 4, do hereby give notice that shall apply
In writing 10 The Court Of General sessions 81 lhe
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state of Delaware.
In aud for New Castle county, 0u Monday lhe
7th day Of May next, A. D., lsSi, being the hfst
day Of said court for liscensc for said house a.
an inn or tavern for the sale therein Of ntnNicat-
ing liquors IN less quantities than one quart 10
be drunk on the pr mise, and The following re-
spectacle citizens. residents of said ward RECON-
mend the said application, To wit;
Joseph fullncr George >. Gardner,
Peter Springur, GeurguJ j. Eglv,
Thomas Farmer, Dcunis Kane,
Edward kitipll, Frnncis T.. Kelly,
John MrCatr,y, Thomas j. Kane,
Martin Farrell, ". j. Rvoy.
Georgc FuFgtson, b.. l. HagauN,
Patrick Dunn, George ". Ortlip,
George s. Cog wen, Joseph McIiace,
g. q. File, Miliian Wallace,
John McClatcrty, Patrick ShannOnOn,
John y. Kelley, luhn Scaulon.
Francis y. Jacquut ,-.,,,,
h5-iH DEN MS KAN f.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
Northeast corner Of main building.

Chestnut, Thirteenth aud Market sire, Is
and Gti hall square, PhlIadelp Ia.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07
PHILIP DOUGHERTY.
NOTICE. Il, JAMES MURPHEY,

n OIlCE. - !, JAMES MURPHEY.
= THE OW FIR Of the house No. 2i3 Mouror
~lrcci, aud situated IN Tho Third ward Of the city
Of Wilmington, connty of New Castle State tir
delaware, In compliance with the retlIIrcmrnts :
OF The Ar' of the General Assembly, in surh
case ma lc aud provided, do hereby give notice
the Judges Of the Court ot General sessions. or
tic Peaee and jail ID, livery of the Slatcuf ID la
ware, IA dhd Tor New Castle county, on Monday,
the III day of May next, D., iSs3, being t6e
urSt day of said court, for a license for said
house as an Inn or tavern for the sale therein
OF ntaNiratlrg liquors in less quantities Than
gnr quart to hr drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens, residents, of SAID
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

Marcus Ward & Co.'S fine
papers at 25 cents a box con-
tanning one quire and envel-
opes; about half the makers
price.
Fourth circle, norlhwest from center.
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WelIs' nnOugn on UOrns

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." Is
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, bunions.
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LEWIS |
NOTICE.
SAsSE.

~ OWNER OF ttr So Ittiu mentioned premises,
In compliance with an Act Of Assembly ia such
case made and proNt"i, ~ horehy give notice
that shall apply in writing 80 the honorable,
the Judges Of The court % Gcucral Session. OF thr
Peace aud Jan DcliNrr' of thr state Of delaware,
III aud for New Castle county. on Monday, the
7th day Of MAY nc,t, A. D., 1853, being the first
day Of said conri io, license to keep m
streets, IN thr second warl pf tic rity IL
Wilmington, Dot and to ,rlI Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities thtn our quart 10 be
drum On the prcml-c- aud the following rrsppe-
table citizens residents of said ward, rcrDnueur
tMN -nIh nnnLInlIlmm 10 VII
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NOTICE. u. Join j. DonRpAN

~ bN Nii;pF the wIthin-utut ttuurd premises
east madc aud provided, do hereby give uolier,
that ahbll apply in writing 10 the honorable,
Peace and Jan Delivery Of the STATE ut Delaware,
IL and or MN Castle county nu Noniay, tho
1th day al hHy next, A. D., lS>3 huing tho Hrst
dan of said court, for license to Keep an inn ar
tavern On Head street, hotWeou A aud
Iubdtll streets, ia the Second ward Of
Tie city of Wilmington, Del, and 10 stll iutoNi-
eating liquors ia lr-sqntniiius tHu one ,luirt, "a
hc drunb On ihu premises, ana the following re-
sprrtahie eitilu-, residents pf -lia ward, recon
mend th, said auuliCatiaIl, To VII.
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NOTICE JAMES "

n - IT T." 7, d Y VI ID W n M,
~ THE TEN NNT OF th, house situated nj No.
. Market street. in the Flrst ward at NE riiy
of Wilmington, e mnty Of Sew Gt-tlc, state ot.
of the Act ot HE General Assembly, ia 4nrh
east made atd provided, do hrteA, give Notice,
that -hati apply In writing to tllu tutII uf
General sessions of the Peace and Jail Dc1Ncry
uf IA" Staie ut Delaware, In uud Ion Sew Castle
county. ou Monday the 7th day of MAY next L.
D., ls,3 being the first d,y Of -iit court, for il
license tnr -ad house As an inu or tavern tor HE
sale therein ut iutON iruting liquors in less Qau
titic~ thit pu- quart to he drunk On ihc premises
and tht ftliuyiny resnertahC riiIyru~, residents
of said wari recommend the said application,
viz
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

TnE BEST proof OF the general satisfac-
tion with which the people Of Wilmington
view the work oi the Legislature in respect
to the city charter is the absence of any
thus lar PROPOSED. He would be an indil
trrent citizen, indeed, Who would not prefer
any charter the present Legislature might
SEE lit tu pass Ia the miserable hodge podge
that emanated from dozen or more special
s.ssions Of onr local statesmen.
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NOIICE

~ OWNER ~ the aforementioned premises
u compliance with an Act of Assembly in such
ca~, made and provided do hereby give notice
ihat | shall apply in writing to the honorable,
the Judges Of fhc Court Of General sessions of the
Pcat" and Jail Delivery of the state of Delaware,
ul and for NCw Castle cuuEtN, on Monday, the
1th day of MAY next A. D., lss, beng the hrst
day OF said court for license to keep an inn or
tavern al o. " Et- seventh street. In the Eighth
ward Of the city Of Wilmington, Del, aud to
sen Intoxicating liquors IN less quantities than
one quar- To be- drunk on the premises, aud the
following respectable citizens, residents Of said
aud
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East Of Are de, NTH counter.
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NOTICE, II, WILLIAM Il. GUTHRIE,

~ OWNER OF lhr Nithn-monttnlc lci premise
situated In the village "l nla-eaW, in school
District M, 81, ia HCuctdcr hundred,
county Of New ,,-Il, tui Stitc o. Delaware,
I'm compliance vii" AN Art of Assembly Ia such
east made aud provided. do hrrchy give notice
that shall apply u Writing e. the honorable,
the nd 'es of he uuri Of Htnrrtl Sessions, OF
the Peace aud Jal DpliNtIN Of the state ut btla-
the 7th day Of MAY nest, A. -, lssL h"uR the
hrsl day of said ""mft, Ter license for said
huusc rs inn or tavern for the s lc
therein of Intoxicating Liquors in less quauti-
Ties than one quar-, 90 hr drunk IN The premises,
aud the following respectable citizens. re- idrnts
of said school District, recommend the said
uI.L Il..IaL aLLAtaL ...LL
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NOTICE. l, VIII IAN REESE,

y lllE oM NER ni'thr hnu.r known as lht
NJ. Pleasant Hotel in ~rhnal pi trrt W
-, IA MIN Greek huudrra rnuulN ~
New Castle, State Of delaware in conn
pliHnr'.Nit itl llr requirement. Of lh. Ar' oi III
brncrl N-artuhly In snrh ":t-e lusir tlI pro-
Nid"i, To h'r"pN give notice thai shall aiutV in
writing tnll' Court of Gvurr.tl session. Of In
r. are nnd lHil Delivery Of thr .,tttrur DrlaWur,
~ 'url i3r 81" Castle COUNTY, n MuudIy, tn
IN 'iHy Ht SitN vt, 4. H., tsH5 ing ttps fIIEI
hA Of ad e"uri, for i lircu~c lpr -srti holl-z a..
an inn ar Isttru, lor tn" salt therein ut iufoNi-
eating ltplar 100 less quaint iti.- thIu one Vulr ta
be dHtHb uH llIu PREMISE. aud the following re-
-prrthh cttiN.u- or said school district RECON-
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

Ir HAS been fully demonstrated at the
Ciiy Hall that when citizen permits him
self to be called II " bulL-headed Mick by
an insulting policeman, he is liable to be
held for trial at court in 500 bail
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

fourth cIrcIe, norlhwest from cenler.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

any charter the present Legislature might
SEE lit tu pass Ia the miserable hodge podge
that emanated from dozen or more special
sssious OF onr local statesmen.
TuE MORNING ORGAN may bid as much
as it pirase- Tor Democratic "hush money"
but It's nsinuatiug appeals viii be in vain.
1t would br criminal extravaganza to terder
il two cents day to shut up put up,
or do anything else than continue in the
ridiculous cuur,. that aided So materially
Ia defeating th, corrupt Republican orgnni-
zalion il r,saycd to lead and champion dur
ing he last campaign.
InE MApl-oN STREET market is showing
up intly aud the people OF The neighbor
hood seem detel mined to give it every
chance. If they keep this up the market
will soon heremc us extensive and pros
porous as the King street branch from which
il sprung.
II poE, seem rather hard to deprive the
NJ Aur aud his "models' OF the fat fees
they are now enjoying bul as they do not
fairly earn more than their salaries, the
change will prove great relief to the people
aud leave them not one whit worse OH iu
the matter OF police service
IHE REPRESENTATIONS amendment to tie
Constitution having passed both houses OF
the Legislature, the State Seutiaet is nov
giving it The benefit Of ts pnnderous oppo
stion. 1t couldn't form an opinion on tn,
subject while the measure was pending
SOME MEMBERS Of the Levy Court seen
To have the bridge fever A bridge a
Washington street and the rebuilding o
those at Third street and Market stree
would be fine items for the taxpayers t.
contemplate during the next few years.
lT HAS been fully demonstrated at tn
City Hall that when citizen permits him
self to be called IL buII-headed Mick = By
an insulting policeman, he is liable to b.
held Tor trial at court in 500 bail.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-07

NOTICE. i, JOHN j. KENNEDY, i,
~ TENANT of the wlthn-mrution dpremisrs
Ia compliance with an Act OF Assembly IN such
ease made provided, do hereby giNC notice
that shall apply IN iting to the honorable,
the Judges of the Court ui General sessions of
the Peace aud Jail D' livery Of the state Of Della
ware, in aud Tor New astlc county, on Monday,
the 7lh day Of May next A. D., 1854, being The
rst day ui said court for license to keep an uu
W tavern at The Northwest corner Of Third and
Madison streets, ~ the Third ward of the city ui
Wilmington. Del, aud 10 sell intoxicating
| liquors ia less quantiti' 5 than one quart to hc
drunk the premises, aud the following re-
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we~tof Arcade, sixth and seycnthcountcrs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-16
THE WAR AMONG THE Dooroas.

The American Medical Association at
Cleveland last week refused to hear the
plea of the very large body of respectable
physicians of New York who hold that it
is their duty to give any applicant the ben
fit of their skill and advice to alleviate his
suffsrings or save his life, notwithstanding
the fact that the patient may have already
employed q doctor OF a different school
The New York physicians hold that it is a
personal right to consult with whom they
please, and that no code of ethics can
bind them TO do an inhuman OF cruel
thing. On the other hand, the Medical
Society declares that by enforcing the code
only can the standard of excellence in the
profession be maintained. Practically this
means that the people must suffer if by
error of Judgment they have failed to con.
tract in the first place with those who
acknowledge allegiance to the law OF
the code. The real question at issue
is, "Shall a regular physician give
the benefit of his skill and knowI-
edge to 3 patient on the application
of an irregular physician" Applied TO
some professions the negative answer TO
this question would be abhonent. The
clergyman does not refuse the offices of
the church to one who has consulted the
minister Of differing creed. With him
"it is never too late to mend is the rule
that governs. This disagreement among
the doctors has led $50 of the more distin.
guished physicians OF New York to repu-
diate the "cOde, has placed the New
York city and the State societies at
swords points, and has incidentally led TO
the resignation OF professorship by DR..
Howe st Bellevue. The question viii