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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-17

SALISBURY, July 16.-Sheriff Gordy
drove into town this morning, having in
custody Sarah Cornieh, alleged by her
husband to he insane. He AYERS that
she assaulted him with chair aud other
things, with the intention of seriously
injurinE him. At periods she shows un
mistskable signs of insanity,
while at others seems perfectly
rational. Not knowing when he
will be attacked by her, the husband
asks that his wife be placed in an insane
asylum. Sheriff Gordy placed her IN
jail, awaiting the proper papers from the
Judges Of the circuit court, when she will
have a hearing, and II proven to b!
insane, will be gent to the Maryland
insane asylum. She resides near Fruit
land, this county.
Owing to failure to make suitabl,
arrangements with the Wicomico 4
| Pooomoke railroad, the Maryland Steam
| boat Company will, after to-day, max
| nossfurther attempts to make connection
with the road, with passengers for Oceal
City. The steamboat company speu
hundreds Of dollars this summer to ad
yertise this resort, and sold tickets at
low rate as an inducement for people to visi
Ocean City. But the railroad authoritie
will not run trains to connect with th
steamer here. This Is q most seriou
blow at Ocean City, and Il is only que
ton of q short time when the preseI
management of the railroad will con
pletely kill the resort. Hundreds
passengers came to Ocean City annual
by the Maryland Steamboat Company
boats.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-17
MAEKAq oUorAr1oxs.
PhIIadoIDhIs azarHets.

Al e3ciatSi Preas DispAten by Special Wires
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Fl0ur quiet de.
mapd limited to small lots of better grades /;
winter clear, Si.5Oa5 s0i do. straights, s525a
az
Eye fiour, scarce, s87j.
Whaat quiet and easter; No. Western, red,
95ISc.; No. Pennsylvania do new, 81 Gal 04;
old, sl.l3; No. 2 Delaware, do. 90c. for new.
Corn, firm steamer, 62aG3e.; N0.3 mixed,
6la6lc.
Oats, steadily held and quiet; No. white,
Axe No do, SgIuai0c.; no. = do, 3Ssszas9c;
rejected sSe.
Rye, nominal.
provisions, fairly active; city mess beef, slsa
10 5O bacon steady.
butter, quiet ard easy creamery extras,
s0C.; packing butter, Sa9c.
Eggs, quieG and 'asier; extras, l73<alSn.
Cheese, firm more iGqniry Ohio hats,
choice. TIC i; do.faic to prime, good, 5,saIc.
pennsylvania pant Akims. 2a4he.
Petroleum, ste1dy, refined, 7skc.
The bee., 1884-05-03
VIM. PITT KELLOGG ACQUIT-
TED.

The trial Of Hon. VIM Pitt kellogg of
louisiana; collapsed Thursday. The in
dictm ent was barred by the Statute of
Limitation. The acquittal of Mr. Kellogg
is no doubt joyful news to the white aud
colored republicans of the state OF Loulsl-
ana. The star route trials have amount
ed TO nothing, and it is evident that this man
Walsh the chief witness. had some persona
revenge to satisfy when he attempted TO
blacken the name of william Pitt kellogg, the
only defender of the rights of the oppressed
people in the South. We are pleased at the
charge made by Judge Wylie and the verdict
of the jury, because we don't believe that VIM.
kellogg was guilty of the charges against him
We, the people Of the District Of Columbia, are
grati1ed. Judge Wylie gave his opinion in
ruling out Prices testimony, and said, Gen
tlemen of the jury, what say you9" The fore
man responded, Not guilty.
VIM PITT, KELLOGG, of New Orleans, was
born December g. 1881. at orwell. Vermont;
was educated at Norwich University; remov-
ed to Illinois in 1913; studied law at Peoria
illinois, and was admitted to the bar in 1853
commencing practice in Fulton county; serv-
ed as Presidential Elector in 1860; was appoint
ed Chief Justice of Nebraska by Mr.. Lincoln
in 1881; afterwa rds resigned and accepted the
Colonelcy of the Seventh Illinois Cavalry;
served under General Pope in Missouri, and
commanded General Changers Calvary Brig
ade until the evacuation of Corinth; was in
April 1865, appointed Collector Of the Port
New Orleans; was elected te the United States
sapate as a Republican, serving from July II
1868, to November l, 1872 when he resigned
was Delegate at Large from Louisiana TO
the convention of 1865 held at Chicago, which
nominated General Grant for President the
first time; was Chairman of the delegation
from Louisiana to the Cincinnati Conven tion
of 1876, and was also Chairman OF the Louisi
ana delegation in the Chicago Convention %
ISso-there being two contesting delegations
his right an Delegate not being contested, as
The bee., 1884-05-03
TSBURG CONFER
ENCE.

The conference of sore-heads,
with J. G.. Smith and Geo. L. Dow
ming, at the head, demonstrates
the fact, that worthless Negroes
are like worthless white men, they
will trade and sell to the detri-
ment Of their people. The Pitts
burg conference was agitated by
sore-heads, among whom were
Smith, of Illinois; man who has
been discarded by the Republicans,
and Geo T. Downing, of Rhode
Island, who failed to get the
House Restaurant, when the repub
Iicans mad 1t, two years ago. Dow
ming has been fighting the Repub-
lican party ever since and has
endeavored to mislead the race
We blame Mr.. Douglass for conde-
scending to associate with such
worthless Negroes. We denounce
the negroes convention for attempt
ing to ignore the great Douglass
Let them confer. The Negroes
will vote for a Republican Presi-
dent.
The bee., 1884-05-03
PUBLIC PRINTER ROUNDS

Certain newspapers whose ''independ
ence" Is largely in excess of their love of
fair play, are charging that public printer
Rounds has turned the great establishments
under his management into Logan liter
ary bureau. That Mr.. r ounds is an earu-
est supporter Of Logan is undoubtedly
true. 1t would be striking instance Of
ingrafitude if he were not. But the alle-
CATION that he Is converting the labor
and material of the Government to any
unlawful use will not be credited by those
who know him, An honorable business
man, whether Republican or d, mocrat,
does not develop downward Into rascal
when he gets into a position Of pnhl C
trust. DAILY POST.
We agree with our esteemed
contemporary, the Daiiy Post, NJ.
Rounds is an honest man and we
are confident that he will do o h.
ing to the detriment of the public
service committed to his care.
We shall only he too glad when
the Republican party will have
many such gentlemen as Hon. S. P.
Rounds. None but unscrupulous
demagogues will lay dishon"r to
Mr.. rounds. Indeed, "Nature may
look up, and Say to the world this
is a man."
The Blair Educational bill has
undoubtedly taken the stittening
out of all Negro hating education
al opposers.-Sarannah Echo.
~ Wanted A live and reli-
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Washington, to canvass Tor the
BEE. Call and learn the terms to
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PERSONALS.

Hon. B. X. Bruce arrived in the city
last "Wednesday, looking well.
Judge Samuel Lee, OF South Carolina,
left the city for Missouri, Thursday.
Messrs. A. st. A. Smith, Andrew Glea-
son, Col. Z. II. Carson and others will
leave for Chicago, on the 9th inst.
Fl. c. Bruce, esq, brother to Registe.
B. X. Bruce, will leave for Kansas soon
to urge the nomination of John A. Mar
tin, Editor of the Champion, for Cover
nor of Kansas Mr.. Bruce is influential
in the West.
The bee., 1884-05-03

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To GOnsU MTlVEs.

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The bee., 1884-05-03
THREE VALUABLE BOOKS FOR 40
CENTS.

BY sending 40 cents in postage stamps to the
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three valuable books will be sent to any ad.
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T.EEANS0N, Gsn'I Agent

Col William Mutrell, late ct
the Baltimore Vmdicgtor, has ac-
ceptad the business management
Of the BEE. Col. Murrc!l took
Charge Monday. He is one of
t.e eame,t men, if not the hravest
o; his race. We have seen the
Colonel tried. ml know whereof
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It's hoped that our friends and
patrons of the BEE will give him
their support. lie is a young man
Of experience and ability. We
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The bee., 1884-05-03

he.was the only Delegate chosen on both del
egations; was Governor of Louisiana from
January 5. 1873. to January g. 1877; was again
elected to the United States Senate as Re-
publican; was admitted to his seat December,
/, 1877, and served until March 8. 1888; and
was elected to the House OF Representatives.
of the 4Sth Congress as Republican, receiv,
ing 1900 votes against 6,63l votes for Acklen
Democrat, and 4o35 for Beattie on the Inde-
pendent Republican.
The bee., 1884-05-03
FALSE COLORS.

The young man from Mississip-
pi, who gets laborers pay and does
messengers duty, had better stop
going around telling the glrls
that be is a clerk in the Comptrol-
ler's of Currency Office. | mean
the one with the beautiful side
whlskers (Burnsides), Or he will be
criticized. ONE OF THEM.
The bee., 1884-05-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC

Trustee J. H. Smith will please
accept the thanks of the musical
and dramatic critic for the compli-
mentary ticket to the concert by
the pupils of the 9Th school divis-
ion.
THE ORIGINAL AMATEURS.
The concert by the original
Amateur Glee Club at Lincoln
Hall last evening was a success
There We're present the most refn-
ed colored and white people of the
city. 1t has been some time since
this popular organization has
made its appearance. Last even
my the participants surprised the
people. Miss Amelia Tilghman,
and Madame A. Smallwood show
ed their musical talent. There
seems to be some doubt as to
which one carried off the laurels.
The other participants, j. H. Bul-
Ter, Hamilcar Turleigh and others
acquitted themselves well. More
will be said next week.
The bee., 1884-05-03
THE HOUSEWIFE.

popular domestic journal for American
homes will be sent FOR ONE YEARrEREE TO
every lady who will send AT ONCE the names
and address of ten married ladies, and 80 cents
one cent stamps for postage. Best paper
for either.YoUNe or OLD housekeepers In exist
ence. This offeris made only to secure names
TO whom to send samples copies, as we kno"
every lady who once sees THE HOUSEWIVES
WILL sUBcRIBE FOR 1T. Regular price LOO
per year. Address
THE HOUSEWIFE, Rochester. \, Y.
The bee., 1884-05-03
Subscribe for the BEE.

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There is letter al this office for Alexander
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The bee., 1884-05-03

We advise our readers to pat
ronize Young's Cloth and Silk
House, cheap bargains in cloaks,
Dolmans, Ulsters, etc. Latest
styles and lowest prices Mourn
ing goods a speciality. Remember
the number, 736 9TH street, n. w,
bet G and III streets. One dollar
onyers get a red ticket; six tickets
good for a useful present.
The bee., 1884-05-03
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
MAY Z, 1884,

MAY 1884, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY T. 1884
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT IN FULL COSTUME.
TESTIMONIAL miss DAVIS
BY CITIZENS WASHINGTON, DC
Since which appeared the principal cities New England She
public
BEATTY,
ability.
On this Mr. r. DAVIS will DUKE
in RICHARDIIL
The bee., 1884-05-03
THE GREATEST IN THE CITY.

THE GKEATEST IN THE CITY.
Why does B. B. CHASE q Co. do more bns-
ineSs thau all others combined In the Dis
tricte
lst. Because they have the largest stock TO
select from,
End. Their work, after trials made else
where, il pronounced the best.
3rd. They are always reliable and make no
disappointments.
4th. Their prices are as low as skilled labor
and material can be furnished
B. B. CHASE & CO.,
1914 Pa Ave-, and al l1th st, N. w.
The bee., 1884-05-03

ratronize the popular druggist,
BelIer, of 10th aud M sts. n w.
Pure drugs can be procured at all
times Toilet articles, cigars, etc,
a speciality.
The bee., 1884-05-03

A grand concert was given at
the Armory hall of the Washing
ton Cadet Corps, o street, on
Tuesday evening, April Goth, un-
der the auspices of the Oriole Glee
Club, and it was one of the grand
est entertainments that has ev-
er been given at this hall
Great credit is due TO the young
gentlemen of the club. 1t is to be
hoped that they will continue to
have success. The club consists
of the following young gentlemen:
Frank Honesty, L. Ridgely, L. JEFF
fersom, l.. Williams, S. Harris,
and VIM. Brown.
The public should take great
interest in these young gentlemen,
We were pleased to grasp the
hand of our distinguished and gal
liant friend, Gen. A. S. Badger,
collector of the Ports, at New Or
leans, Gen. L. J. Souer, U. S. Ap-
praiser, and Col. Norton, q. S.
Inspector of Steamship boilers, &c.
A grand concert was given un-
der the auspices of the. .Oriole Glee
Club of the first ward, at the Ar
mory of the Washington Cadet
Corps, and it was one of the
grandest entertainments that was
ever given at this hall, great cred
it is due to Messrs. Frank Honesty
NJ. Williams, L, Jefferson, B. Will
liams, b. Ridgly and others; it is
TO be hoped that the public will
patronize this young club, as they
gave general satisfaction. The
hall WAS crowded and every per-
son was highly pleased.
The members of John Wesley
unanimously elected on last Mon
day evening, the-following trustees
for the church: Messres. Gilbert
L. Joy, Richard Colbert, Charles
Robinson, Henry Brooks, Randall
Bowie, Levi Pennington, VIM. FL.
johnson. Rev. J. s. Cowles was
received without a dissenting voice
in fact, he is naturally fine
speaker, and a christian gentle
man. You should go and hear
him.
Mr.. Charles Robinson, a mem
Der of the trustee Board of the
John Wesley Church, was surpris-
ed at publication in last week S
BEE, that the church had realized
three thousand dollars during the
present year. The gentleman
does not understand himself at all.
The congregation has given this
church the above amount within
the past two years. This gentle
man, Robinson, is anxious for
the public to know that he is the
chairman of The trustee Board
He also stated that the public
and the congregation would hold
him responsible for such publlca-
ton, and that all may be true,
provided he had the ability as
such men as Mr.. VIM. III. john
son Gilbert Joy, and Mr.. Rich
ard Colbert, and Others who
are on the Board. Spoiled chill
dren will always cry when their
parents are trying to do something
for their good, but this child is too
old at this time to commence cry
ing. The trustees of the church
have done well, for the last three
years, through the assistance OF
the ladies of the church.
THE HOUSEWIFE.
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The bee., 1884-05-03

w. III. Narrower Of 313 7th st.
n. w. near the Avenue, is the
place to buy cheap table cutlery,
tinware and housefurnishing
goods, etc. Go there for stoves,
etc. The best in the city.
The bee., 1884-05-03
Notice.

Go to "PAYNE'S" Barber
Shop, 352 Penna. Ave, near A
St., for frst-class Shave, Hair cut,
Shampooipg, &C., where each GUS
toner is supplied with clean towels,
and will be waited upon by an
efficient corps of workmen the
best in the City, ,'Allso we sell II
Shaveing tickets for 100.
MOSES PAYNE,
MANAGER.
VIM. WALKER,
PROPRIETOR.
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ERRlRs lE IanIA-

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Afrom Nervous DEBILITY, PREMA-
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youthful INDIsCRETIoN, will for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and direction for
for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers whishing to
profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing in perfect conf
denee,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar ST., New York.
PERsoNALs.-Rev. J. F. Mar
shall of Alexndria, La, stopped in
the city on his way to the general
conference of the NJ. f. church.
Mr.. Ma rshall is one of our promi-
nent men in Louisiana as his cleo
ton to the Philadelphia eonfe renee
will attest.
Rev. A. E. P. Albert, B. D.. aa.
sistant editor of the Southwestern
Christian advocate of New Orleans
called in to see US on Tuesday
The reverend gentleman is one Of
our most eminent divines as well
as one ofour leading editors. We
hope that he will have pleasant
session at the conference. The
gentleman was shown the beauti
full sights by ourselves and the
brilliant yonng correspondent Ed
ward A. Forrest, esq, of the Cleve
land Gazette. He left the city
highly pleased.
The bee., 1884-05-03

Rev. Chapman Wye has been
appointed TO Rockville, Md. He
is an able young minister and we
hope HIM success.
The Webster Rifles of the West
End, under the command of Capt.
y. Ii. Simmons, has become one
of the best drilled companies of the
race, they are a young and intelli-
gent class of young men who are
at all times ready TO receive in
structions from the Captain in
command.
The parlor social given at the
residence of Mrs. Mary Lane, 18th
street, near l. St, was a grand sue
cess. The proceeds are for the ben
ett of the Union Bethel Church.
The company remained until a late
hour. Mrs. Lane is one of the
hard workers of the churches and
other societies.
Ihe intermediate Benevolent
society, gave a grand entertain
lheht at the residence of Mrs. Chas.
ROBINSON, for the benefit of the
society Rev. J. S. Cowles and
ms 'eloved wife were present.
mrs Julia Beckett gave some in
'''SS''ns facts pertaining to the
society Mrs. Beckett is one of
'"oSe refined ladies' who is al
ways ready to render assistance.
hohgStreet and his so-called
ne" party of seven is thing OF
"'e past. Well may the people cry
"Ioud and ask, "What is it?"-
Ihe Blaine boom, appears to
nave peculiar stiffness in and
about its political backbone.
The bee., 1884-05-03
CNsUMPTION CURED

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tice having had placed In his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula of SIM
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
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Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung af-
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after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
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it his duty to make 1t known to his suffering
fellows. The recipe will be sent freeof charge,
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with stamp, ,1nsming this paper. DR.. NJ. E'
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". J,
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Rev. Chapman Wye has been
appointed to Rockville, Md. He
is an able young minister and we
Lope him success.