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eebraudt. Seinabe 10000 Batienten iurr.
ben in Sen leeten 20 Sa5ren behanbelt.
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ta9l,o beraussessben bon
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piebmpnt & Arlirgton
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Ga, eco @plieea aus9s:
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Sn Sieier Goupasnie iino oicle Ser be-
fannteiten biciisen : eutlder oerftdnt.
9crob 6. Gnuarns, Generlls gen. szsssss
iip Sermann GDpple. reutitsr Agent.
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gtb1. Uas 9eiantmte SttntmenperbdIt'
niB 1T i~olsenbes: Soloer %(nationallibe'
raj 848S, 9ilmann (SocialOemofrat)
1914, Diefenba4 { 8oltspartei"l 2401
Stimmen.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eff. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Has never been known to fall In the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms. indis-
position to exertion, loss of memory, diffcult
OF preathlng; general weakness, horror Of
ulsease' weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet.
weakness, dmness OF vision, languor uni.
versal iassitude of the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
NOT hanos flushing of the bUdy, dryness OF
the skin, pallid countenance and erupttons
on tne lace purifying the blood, pain IN the
bach k,heaviness OF the eyelids, frequent black
spota nying before the eyes with temporary
sunusion and loss OF sight; want Of atten-
uon, etc these symptoms all arise from O
weakness, and to remedy that use L. F. Kun
kefs Bitter Wine of Iron It never talls.
thousands are now enjoying health who have
nsea II Get the genuine. Sold only In 81
ootties iake only l. Kunkels Depot
deiph;a, Pa -''''
Asa ior kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested oy az classes oi the community that
medicine 1t costs but Little, puriiles the
oleod and gives tone to the s.omach, reno
Yates the systen and proloags life.
l now only ask trial Of tnis valuable .onic
pronr,s.dp proGa :. Per NJ oosle ss KUNKEL, sole
Vine, Philadelphia Pa,
take 20 other
II 2 sold only IN 81 Bottles, with G photo
graph Of the proprietor on each Wrapper, al
other Is counterfeit,
sold ey drugg.ats auS2 -indTy
NO. 25s. Tspe worm ass
entirely relc7ej With purely vegetable
mecleine, passing frem the system alive
so zee unless the head passes. Come aud re
Ter to patients treated. DR.. E. r. Kunkel
70. ~ \. Ninsh street, Philadelphia, I'D
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
a Story Of Crime ON shipboard

HAIIFAy. n. s., Aug. IA report is
in circulation of a horrible crime com.
mitted two years ago. which only now
comes to light from the confession Of a
sailor named Greenwood. The schooner
Mary Z. Jones sailed from Clyde river.
n. s.. for Boston. and two sisters, named
Sutherland. were passengers. Shortly
after sailing the two women were brutally
outraged by the captain and crew, except
the man who now tells the story They
Were then killed and their bod. thrown
overheard. The crew afterward landed
on the coast and reported that the vessal
met heavy weather, was thrown on her
beam ends. and the young women drown
ed in the cabin. but the vessel subse-
Quently drifted into Darlington. when
her deck load was still on, and there ws 5
no appearance Of her having been on her
beam ends, and no bodies were in the
cabin. The captains name is Swain,
and he is now bound to New Brunswick
port where he will be arrested on arrival.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
STRAY WALLS.

large.
The City Council will hold co I'D.
journed session tonight.
John Henry Publ, Justice of the
Peace, No. Sos Shipley street.
Donahoe's boots and shoes wear well
and TT easy; so7 Market street.
Three cases Of drunkenness com
priced this mornings police record,
- The dwelling at the N. L. corner Of
Froat and King streets Is being con-
verted into q store.
The Democrats will hold q z1eeiirs
In the Americus club room, 211 Mar
Ret street this evening,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
SECOND EDITION
BASE BALL NOTES.

Tomorrow afternoon, at the Schuetz
en- Park, the Maple Leaf club, of this
CITY, will play the A. II. Kane club. az
Philadelphia.
The Go ahead club. yesterday. defeat.
ed the Lonely Star, Is to Ia.
Inc Pnlladelphias play the Reading
Actives, at Reading. to-day.
This afternoon the Shoemakers will
play, the Jewellers. at the 3chuetzen
Park
Lew Cross, of the Maple Leaf. vent
down to Dover, this morning, in response
to O. telegram received from the manager
OF the Dover club. He will play with the
latter club, as pitcher. this afternoon, in
the game with the Quicksteps, and to.
morrow IN the game with the Milford
and will probably play at Dover the re.
malnder OF the season. Cross is a good
players in the city. :
Inc new QuicEstep grcuni5 will be
opened. Monday afternoon. by a game
between the Quicksteps and the SEibe,
ot Philadelphia The 2, mounds have beer
nicely laid out, ftt.d Cd. rolled anC
cleared. and seats will be provided fol
ladies'.
The Quickstep5 propose soon to ARA as.
for q game with the Boston club
The game at Milford, yesterday after
noon, resulted in an easy victofy for th,
Cuicksteps, By score Of 27 to S. Tn,
champions play ct Dover this afternoon
and at Smyrna to-morrcw morning.
Ihe brandywine9. of Wet Chester
defeated the Eurekas, OF Coatesvillo, or
wednesday, by score "a tots.
Base ball yesterday Hartford 7s. Mu
t1als at Hartford. l to l. draw; Boato,
vs.. Guckeye, at Columbus, Ohio, ls 70 /
Athletic rs, St. Louis, 8 to1.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

how A TEAK WAS LSNocENTIT S1o1.
En- Z esterday, Mr.. Clement B. Smyth
OF the Diamond State Iron Company
drove up TO the Clayton House, and
entered the building, leaving his horse
and carriage outside. When be came
out, hls team was gone, and although
he put officers in search of it, the prop
erty was not returned till evening.
This Is how 1t happened. A guest at
the hotel had ordered q team, and
happened to come out just after Mr..
Smath entsred he thought the team
standing there was the one provided
Tor him, and so he drove off with it.
The mistake wss readily explained on
his return.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

ShALL-PoK.-Mr. P. D. Croney, the
new superintendent of the smallpox
hospital, will enter upon the discharge
of his duties on Monday next.
A case of smallpox was admitted to
the hospital this morning, William ].
Grissinger white child 15 months
old. His mother, Christiana Grissin.
ger, was also admitted. so ss to nurse
him.
Joseph McManus, q boy, will leave
tomorrow, and George Hall, who had
q light attack, is convalescent. This
Is the present state of affairs Al the
smallpox hospital.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
t'Otitiedf

The Republican Convention OF ore
gon met on Wednesday, and nomina.
ted Henry Warner for Representative
in Congress, Resolutions were adopt.
ed declaring for specie resumption,
Legislative control over corporation,
and Government sanction OF Internal
improvements and opposing . third
term.
The Independent state Convention
OF Oregon met on ednesday, and
nominated q. 81. Whitney for Repre-.
sentative in Congress Its platform
supports resumption OF specie payments
the repeal of the act doubling the
President ) salary, and legislativ"
troll over railroad fares ar
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
the Re5erroiT.

o1k KINDRED AID Two aiE-; II5cHAn5zr
THIS MORNING.
lis morning the progress ii worE IN
ths new re 'ervoir wa such that the
large force could net be worked t. al
vantage. and l02 laborers were dischare.
ed. The City Council last evening passed
a special pay roll for these men so they
could be paid today for their full time.
Some Of the men felt very much de.
pressed at their discharge, but most Of
them bore their i'll luck with cheerful.
ness and resignation.
The present reduced force will con
tinue at work on the basin for the next
ak weeks. after which il may possibly
be enlarged. but it will never again be
as large as it has been.
This morning work Oh the ncw basin
had to be suspended. on account of yes.
terday's rain.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
|uE CITY COUNCIL.

,,rrrtNo-RoUTINE BUSINESS
se,rrrr IN REPORTS. PAY ROLLS AND
Frs. ,.,.
|ss. '' evening, President Maris in
r;,once Committee reported
H. ,1G on Geo. W. Rowell's petition
g g,ydIne M of overpaid tax, q. "a.
sunrabiy on petitions from Wal
Nc,a and B. Hammar. Adopted.
II,u omn Committee, on the COM
t,on of from Geo. Richardson, of
NJ a1S,;rc rcton Coal Gas Company,
,p .n me lighting of public lamps
'. .rcnnd, reported that the sub
!, heen attended to. Adopted.
Committee c on the subject of
thc street lamps every night
cor 20, reported that the cost
he sii.5O per lamp per year.
Commended M that o contract DO
;nto with the Gas Company at
lulO "
rc.norted =. favorably on the peu-
or lamps on French street. be.
4th and 5th, cost e2o; on Lom-
= treet. between 9th and 7th, cost
4 on Jefferson street, between
4 3d. cost, $50. Adopted.
Bond Committee reported that
reet Commissioner and Oil In
had bonded and taken the oath
Opening Streets Committee re-
that the petition of D. Callshan
&bers for the repairing Of New
Z Avenue, had been complied
"a Adopted,
In favor of awarding the con-
grading Adams street, between
sre avenue and 9Th street, to
Carberry ct rs cents per cubic
Snd the contract for completing
pdiog of Vandever Avenue to
torry, ct 50 centsper cubic yard
"a.
IL 'clerk 1as instructed to inform
rroesment Committee that the
were waiting for their approx
Engrosged Ordinances, in order
a them.
notion of Mr.. Mclnttre the order
{ Illness was suspended, and the
LIS passed, as follows:
a Department, $3.50 so, Water
u ment, $239. 81 reservoir, o., ,02e, :
i pe laying, s943 10, horse and cart
& special do. $9?. SO; special res.
n pay roll, 213.63; total, %, 393.-
lice Department, 81 ,656.51; Mis-
1eous Department, 81. .503.82.
8Wm. NJ. Candy moved that the
b Committee be authorized to ask
pposals for furnishing clay for
lng the new basin. Adopted.
D, to continue the present con
3for furnishing pipes and lead.
|Dver.
motion Of Mr.. Adams, an order
1000 was directed to be drawn
|ror Of John Peoples, cashier of
! National Bank, to meet a note
B due on the 18th inst.
large number Of orders to pay
were directed to be drawn aud
ation Council adjourned until this
Is, at 7;30 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
FOURTH EDITION.
1t Lust u 1Nr0rO Nominated for
Office,

:Eo1 the Philadelphia Tines yesterday.
It has teen slow, uphill work, but
i last G. political county convention
'as nad the courage 70 nominate ne
TO ICT lucrative or honorable Office.
lEsFrohibit;cQ convention ofAlleghe-
y. county las nominated E. Il. Butler,
'oicred, to- the important Office Of re-
ioIaer' True. ne IS not at all likely
2 DC t-ccted. Cc- will euy of his aa5o-
ciete5 be sficcessful, and It Is probable
hct ne would not have been taken had
N election been regarded as within
therange Of possibility. But it Is some
hing % break the ice Ger the coiored
7rcther, and Gs tic Republican partT
has never allowed lin to aspire suc-
ceesfully above thc position Of bill
poster or messenger, or 1re.1akc-, acd
he Democracy doa't tatc lovingly to
,a1Gidetes Of the du3ky com Dpiextoa, 1t
5 we'll tlat the P-ohipitioniets have
come TO the 6urface 70 gre the 1egro 6
start in the line OF political promotion.
In Allegheny, Erie, Indiana, Somerset,
Oauphin Lancaster, Chester, Della
ware, Bradford, Tioga, Potter and
cusquenaQna counties, where aa unex-
S~PN tSN .l NNACiS0 lLdA COuAQ Dc SAeCL9Q
on the RePupiics2 ticket, there are al
ways plenty Of vhite brethren to 'ostie
him aside and tell him to be content TO
exercise the right of suffrage IL favor
0f the party thatenfranchised him. IL
Philadelphia where the colored vote
has more tLeu once saved Republican
candidates, 10th fer general city and
Tor district Ind |ard Offices. the co..
oreI brother las never yet beea u1i-
form with the bite a1d star Of the DC
lica. 1or has ne been allowed % taste
the overtiowing lesh.pots Of the Re
publican oiticiai household beyond
gathering q few -hifs aad crumbs es
a mcnial, we have fifteen thousand
otiice-Aoiders 9ud 7ir thousand niggers
to start with, vas the rude and truth
full boast D Pilgrim candidate in &
recent contest and iust as long as the
six thousand colored men will blindly
follow the planierers just 20 long will
they. remain beasts OF burden for
municipal villainv. while their pale
faced master divide the swag.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

b EXCURSION YEsTRRnAY.-The
3 cn Of the Shields Library Asso-
J which left here yesterday morn.
a o'clock, was largely attended
4 hundred persons participating.
'&cursion arrived at Cape May at
s'clock and proceeded to the Is.
where a large number availed
lives of a bath In the briny
khile others enjoyed themselves
ing fer bass. The weather was
y during the ride down, but II
"a pleasant after their arrival.
per from the city were left, and
4 tirst train that left Camden. af.
u arrival In Philadelphia was g
they enjoyed themselves In
Nelphia. The managers, as on
excursions given by them were
Firing In their efforts to please
Rtrons, and ne doubt will guar
J them a larger excursion mex
q The boat left Cape May at
g P, m, and arrived In this city
% o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

FRANCE AND THE CENTENNIAL. MI
du Sommerard, the Centennial Com
missioner FROM France, has telegraphed
to the Centennial authorities that the
amount of space originally granted to
France (2s, 900 square feet) Is not suft1.
cient, and that the French exhibitors
will require 81, ,0C0 square feet In the
main Exhibition Building, exclusive
Of passages, 5000 square feet In Ma
chincry Hal, 1900 feet 10 Horticultu-
raj Hall, 5000 feet In Agricultural
Hall and in the art gallery sufficient
space for the display OF the works of
art sent by the Government.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

y, " AND DUMB FRAUD, "A man
Niing to be deaf and dumb. and
a circular stating that he had
ooed, begged around this city
Ry or TWO, aad took In consid-
cash. He isa base fraud and a
indecent man. This morning
ol the Delaware Railroad trai q
ana viii doubtless pursue his
operations In the country. he
ISik and hear well enough when
ght MS ticket at the depot, this
y. anu heSeemed to haveplenty
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

EsrSD N PH1LApELPz1A.-Chief
ce Brady, received o telegram,
rnlng, from Philadelphia stating
pafles @ Blake and Harry zehlsy,
WIN the robbery Of James
shoe store, No. Gil East Sixth
:, On y tuesday night, had been ar
~ Fnliadelphia. Chief Brady
Fer TO Philadelphia yesterday
ceo about 1ve hundred dsllars
o. The stolen goods to where
efe depodted. he started this
pg after the prisoners
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
F. BECHER.
Teacher Of Vocal and instrument
tai Music,
WILL oPKS A Mrsic SCHOOL, ON
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9th. ls,s.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. ls7s.
At MeClary's Building. entrance on shipley
street, No. col. ..s.
The school will comprise three different
hxanehes as follows:
L-vocal music In three classes. lst and I'd
classes composed of Misses and young ladies.
lessons twice every week nom D to oclock,
p. N one term Of three months 81 % Sd
class composed OF ladies' and geptiemen; les.
sons once week. In the evening. Term OF
> months Sl.sQ.
u.-Wind and string instruments, classes
take lessons twice week between 7 and
O'Clock In the evening. Terms for three
months $40. Those who have NO instruments
con rent them for small sum additional.
III Piano music, LIST class-advanced stu
dents $l2o0. Id elass--beginners $1,000, rer
tsxm OF 3months; two lessons . week between
the hours OF and 6P, NJ.
Apphcants should hand In their names early
In time for classification L sea j
xaDgth q Lessona one hour assisted sonly By
eoup0eenf teachers. s~sss "a s.yF II .slH
n sRglsE
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
1ne Case Of Rev. e. II. Kennev,

Ane case or ReU. e. n. Kenneu.
To the Editor Of the Times:
Never have I felt deeper sympathy
for a man than while reading in your
paper Of to-day concerning the Rev.
Mr. kenney. Sad indeed It is, IL the
matters stated are true. For mapy
years-ffteen at least-he has been. It
may be said, an invalid, unfit, physi.
cally, for the Christian work in which
he has been engaged. If the facts are
as set forth In the article referred to.
certainly he was not himself If pre-.
vious reputation is In any case an
index of integrity, ! think that It NAV
be said of him that he sinned. being
blameless. Faith, hope, charity, these
three; but the greatest Of these is char.
ny. T. E. nj.
PHILADELPHIA, August 12, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

iNs TIE PAT RoILs.-At the
y OF the City Council, lass even.
y passage Of the Street and w ater
@ent pay rolls without having
Mes thereon read, was objected
ieasrs. Baker and Hayes. The
~ therefore. was treated for
aIur to a record of the wages
- sa oy the city employees, but
sseo through tho tedious ordeal
ommendable patience,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

lhe shipments are tie largest thu.
tar, and the peach trains came moving
up from the Delaware Railroad in
quick succession all last night and I'D
to An early hour this morning.
Prices IL this city are easier the
fruit retailing from 9 to 20 per hall
peck, and from 80 to 81 % Per basket,
| according to Cuality.
From 1900 to 900 tcxes Beach as
were again received et Light street
wharf, Baltimore, Yesterday, ana all
were cold, chiefly to Western aud in
terror shippers Iroth7 sold at from
Az to 70 cents per hox. York7 and q
few OLD hixon7 at from 81 to $3.50,
being fancy figures. Troths in baskets
brought from Il to Is cents. Com
mission men state that growers are
coming out without loss this week
and ne1t week when tho packers will
bring 100 more buyers il the market.
higher prices arc expected Tor the
choice varieties,
twenty four cali5ads II lIaryisu5
peaches wer9 shipped b. theBaltinort
ana Ohio railroad yesterday to Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Columbus Chicaro
Cincinnati and St. Louis
The receipts Of peache9 IL New
1ork on Wednesday were 90 carload
and 5000 crates. fhe total raccipt,
thus far this season have been 52r
carloads, or over 1Q5 600 bushel-. Pr;
oes We're lower than onTuesday. .Irotb
generally selling OF 81 n5 to So A fev
additional varieties of peache7 viii
struggle in during the week. Somt
yellow fruit, Cravfords, broueh
high prices 82 30 to $ per ba ,ket
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

MARYLAND TOBACCO CRor.--A CORES
pondent of The Sun at Oakville. st.
Mary's county. Md, writes that the
heavy rains have done great damage to
the tobacco crop in that county. In
many localities the crop has become
frenched." and in Others completely
damaged. The wheat crop was also
preatly damaged, but the corn is better
and more luxurisnt than in any previous
year,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

SALES LAST N,aHT.-Young
l11S aSa9: 3 $500, 1st series, at la.9,
! sSy, w. "a series, at 14s; balance
withdrawlng shareholders.
Loan-90th monthly meeting,
series; $500 at 1-18th of / Der
and 1910 at par,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

ARRANGING FOR SQUIRT. -Satur
day night committees from the Water
Witch and Fame 8. F. e. Companies
Will hold joint meeting and endeav-
vor to arrange for a contest between
theUngines of their respective compsn.
les.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

OF PnoPEary.-Yesterday.O q
,S%sre ,s,,S, House, Charles B. Lorc.
Ia.ls Isrustee, sold a lot 50 by q -
[f"s, Hn street, Tenth Ward, AID 9
,o,y brick house near fiftN -
4 |apc,,o ~ Onas Weyl, for so75. T. \.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

M1. Daniel +. Beatty, manufacturer and
proprietor Of the BE ,Tf PIANO, and Beat
tngton, n. J wishes an agent In this vicinity,
as be has labored long to produce instru-
rnents OF very superior merit; he will accept
of none but those who approach him with
satisfactory references.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

ExcrRsroN.- Next Tuesday evening,
Lincoln Lodge. No 8, X. of p, will give
very pleasant moonlight excursion down
the Bay, on the steamer .Sdm'i II. FELTON,.
The boat will go down as far "a Fort
delaware, and returning will go mp to
Chester and back.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

v sAFR.-This morning a nav
Ess! Ess p.. '. into s. the tionsf H.nlSsSSs ~
n@stzss sak xatkst
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

fhe Brooklyn. N. " board OF po
lice have removed John 8. Folk, su
Rertntendent OF police. and appointed
Patrick Campbell In his place.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

PERsoNAL.--Oficer A. P. Cropper, of
the police force, has been sick for week !,
with bilious attack. he is now able
to be about, and will SO on duty this
evening
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13

To Cure n Cough. to relieve all irrita
rions OF the throat. to prevent hOarseness.
to restore perfect Soundnsss and health to
the most delhcste organization OF the human
frame-the hngs-1se Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. 50 cts and 81 bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper
The daily gazette., 1875-08-13
THIRD EDITION
P,uchrs.
THCRsDAY's SHIPMENTS

THrRsDAY's SHIPMENTS.
~ 10 Jersey City, 1os cara
~ nIlauelphla, 2U
To Buffalo, 2
Total, 1876 il"
Previous alipnect9, I'll "
Total thus Gar shipped, BAT