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Seventh Ward tAfr. VIM. NJ, Canby.) |
makes assertions that are false. He
says charged Prsey, Jones & Co, with
fraud. It Is false. said that this trans
action had more the appearance Of fraud
than anything had seen since l was in
Council, and that it required explana-
ton. The contract With Pusey, Jones &
CO. Is not on. record, notwithstanding
what appeared in the papers. The City
Official reporter but the clerk.
(In regard to the charge that he fill
bustered the night the contract was
awarded to Pusey, Jones & Co, Mr.
Baker said he thought he had q right to
fihbuster in~ order 10 prevent illegal
legislation
When Pusey, Jones & Co. sent their
letter specifying more plainly the terms
OF their proposals, believed they would
furnish tho stops and give the increased
weight where it was required, without
mnEing such excessive charges
A PERSONAL RECORD, 80
do not want to make an assault on
Ethe Chairman of tlre'WEter Committee,
but I will do ny drty regardless Of
consequence. am willing to stand
on my record before this community.
where l came apoor boy, and ain proud
of my position today. No man dare
| impeach my character
But 1t appears as if the present att
thorities in Council can not be sub
iccted 10 scrhStny heysAress ntroll.
ed By VIM. 81. 0n6S, the fatctator OF
Council, wBse acaSns daye Mot be
scrutinized. .Who formed an the CON.
mittees of Council and made himself
chairman Of two. The Republican
party of DelaESre. was sacrificed by
the petty clfqae raiaed b. him.
Mr. Hayes said the contract with
| Pusey, Jones & Gor-was Fead In Qstin-
Gil, as reported In the papers, and its
provisions explained ly, the Chairman
of the Water Comnitfce- Yet Mr.,
Baker says 1t was-norfead, against the
veracfty Of other members of Council
who 1-ere present at The fine. Wat
more can be expected from such man
than the reckless charges he has made
Resuming, Mr.. Baker said there was
incompetency on the part of the Water
Committee. They profes5ed TO have
agreat lovefor Wilmington mechanic
yet they went TO New Castle for c
man to test pipes, and to Dsylestowr
tor q man to test clay They took VI
old pipes from the street, broke then
and sold them Tor old iron, and tht
centre stones they removed, in viola
tion OF law, in laying new pipes, /
will cost $1,000 to replace
MR.. FEHIoERs F1eUREs
MIR. Febiger admitted that the oblec
OF his course In Council was to Eeel
the Water Committee up to the line
He was opposed to giving Puscy, Jone
s Co, the contract for furnishing
stops, because their specifications
amountedto to nothing whatever The
were classed as Philadelphia standard
when there is no such standard H
then read the following figures, show
ing the bids made by Pusey, Jones
Co., for furnishing the stops, til
amounts they received for them. an
the bids Of other manufacturers
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srRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark

This preparation Is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know Of, and cures all cura-
BILE cancs, and relieves those that are not
tion, but the method Of preparing 1t Is such
as to get all tho medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor Of forty years to place
It at the head Of the Cough Medicines Of the
world. II Is used and prescribed by some OF
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases OF cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength.
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
auglgoianr7G PCS Market street
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4 RRETAL HESRAND

NEWARK, ]. J., Sept, 2,--At neon yes
terdaT man named Bernard Kramer,
reaid,nz at the corner Of Van Buren End
Ferry streets, vent hone to dinner, he
was drunk, and en- finding that his usal
Eaa not ready hs 5uarreled with his wife,
Ee beeane infuriated, and drawing 6
knife he savagely alta cked her, stabb.Gs
ner on the right cheek, ana following It
Up With NO ether stabs On the lef.
ne ok. lie then Knocked her down and
commenced 10 kick her in the most bru
tai manner An alarm having been given
the brute made his escape, Mrs. Krams;
vas found iaseusitle from l9sl ot blood
and the injuries size received
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BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAzER.-Joseph-
inc Jones was arranged before Squire
Frazer, yesterday, foT di1orderly con-
duct and bonded in 800 bail to keep
the peace.
Mary Faulkner, for abusing Kate
Shumway, was required to give ball
in the sum of $500 and pay the costs oi
trial,
James Potter, for throwing rotten
fish, dead cats, ola beef and other nox
ious filth In the drain of the Washing
ton House, was held to bail in the sun
of $500 to answer hecharge at the nex'
term of Court.
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The Ne,c York E4cursiV,..-Next Thurs.
day, Smiths Grand Excursion to New
York second OF the season, will leave
the P, W. & B. r. r. depot in this city
at o'clock. A. NJ. rhis will be tht
last excursion given by Mr.. Smith for twc
years, and those who wish a delightful
trip should be sure to go. The excursion
includes q steamboat trip TO Newburgh
or about nine hours in New York. which
ever the excursionists prefer. The par
ticulars of the excursion nre fully SCI
forth in an advertisement which ap
pears elsewhere in to-day paper
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RST EDITION l
FATER' STOPS. !
hosals, Contracts and .
/ extra Charges. =.
EsrroNs OF COUNCIL
E,IyIC HERACTTT:
|euy council fin " "f""s'e'

k,,;,o Battle ssttsssr the Ring and
C.IS' --DylenstctIe !a''--Faef''
('.s' ,.s md Personal Esplanat.ens--
\. ['I - ci:y gained on Ps''oy arss E
e. cm.rac! for Water fssepe@
NJ Fgurt,tEat se! The talf-FE9Es'
|"n tn Bitter End'-Temr07ary
assa d H''s7.:t'' ,.-,
o,otony OF the routine proceed.
lflITyornncil was relieved somewhat
sSt sst BY another discussion as to
ssrcb sufb I he city gained or lost by
,se soA "a Puscy, Jones s. Co, G
! ,Ss Scssutract to furnish water stops
Water Department, at a dcsig-
,rIce. With an allowance Of 8
ssrtS r per pound for the excessive
n f Of ali stops which were ordered
essd the weights specified in the
tsass,svusrslly ~, understood that the
Saaitle waste. ooWe of end like
|a5isF1s Of 1hs Roman arena the
etsnts. sat with stern set counte-
y CON compressed lips and flashing
's1,sitins the appropriate moment
~ the battle, and hurl their bat
a-otoricai shot and shell into
posing ranks,
ooportuuc moment arrived "heL
,snt Msris presented a communi
from Pusey, Jones & CO. In
.se to the inquiry Of Council a
= the7 increased the weights oi
4 stOps from the weights speci
tIeir proposals, The commu
on was quite lengthy, but th'
kuce Of their reply was that th'
Sc had been ordered by the Chic
heer of the Water Department, il
opinion such increase would
Ice the interests of the city.
4 Baker then called for the read
||fron the Clerk , minutes, of tn
rnsie by Pusey, Jones & Co, tn
bn by which the contract wa
&ded them, and the record Of tn
ng.of their contract In Council
Se CLERK then reed Pusey, Jones
bids for stops, which were n
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There are IN existence great many mnA.
the most important part OF their eonstruc.
ton. thai Il, tone. Moro time Il taken. and
too much labor and expense attached 70 the
ease, and the tone sadly neglected This -
credible parties Of Mr.. D. y. Beaity's instru'
menta. The tone he eonsiders the most es.
ss4tiA part and be spares no pains to make
e enfasle. rich and perfect. and than con
s. q sz,sssss.ss 80 e sss::eass s::ees: with price
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Peaches.
TuURspAY's SHIPMENTS

Total thus far shipped, 1859
The shipments to Wilmington were
I 400 baskets and 150 crates, and about
700 baskets by wagons. Prices are
quoted by Todd, Wclch Sc Co., at &c
to 90 cents per basket, and 80 cents to
81 per crate, the highest prices being
for some Of the Stump variety which
they received this morning. Hillcgas
& Co. quote at 20@25 per basket.
The Baltimore oun OF today says
There were estimated to he something
lover twenty five thousand boxes
Eof peaches in The arrivals at Light
street wharf yesterday, the bulk of the
fruit being in prime condition. The
range OF the market in the morning
was30 to. GGcents per box for red, and
for, yellow varieties so to rs cents fol
those which were wanted by packers
\ and, clippers. Soft and inferior stock
l.wapted neither BY the packers nor ship
tpelc-went OF as low as IS cents pc
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TXpERrAKISd.-- Patrick Hassan. 70.
2l9 West Second street. keeps on hand
and makes to order cIskets and collins OF
every description. which he furnishes at
prices 20 per cent. below undertakers'
rates. and guarantees entire satisfaction
Orders promptly attended - day os
night. Call at his house furnishing store
9lg West Second street. and look at his
large variety of handsome aud cheap fur
nltura
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20-lNcH STOPS

AAiCC hA6ASAt sAI ANSs 1ON(A-
For 10 inch stops, Pusey, Jones S
Co., bid S112 and received $155 97,five
bids being less than the amount re-
ceived
For S-inch stops they bid $50 and
received $50 10 ten bids being lower.
For 8-inch stops they bid $24 and
received $27 80, only two bids being
lower-Cresswel & Co.. at S2G and the
Gloucester Iron W orks at S27.
This said Mr., Febiger, shows moth.
Ing factious. 1t shows that the stops
could have been purchased formuch
less money, and that while Pusey,
Jones s. Co., were the gamers the city
was the loser.
LENT.
1t used to be the custom, said Mr.,
Febiger In digging trenches for pipes,
to exact from 10 to 90 feet per day
from each man employed. But recent.
ly, noticed on Tenth street, from
Market to King, distance of 270 feet,
~ men one foreman and water boy
at work. This force varied from day
10 day, from 10 to So men, and one
half day there were 20 extra men Of
work. The expense of this digging
was $279 80 or 81 per running I OF.
Another instance: When the pipes
were being laid at the upper end oil
Church street, / passed by one morning
and found 20 men at work, and thu
foreman setting on the steps of hous.
where he could see them. When
came back In the afternoon only abou
five men were at work, and the res
were standing around, smoking, loaf
ing and talking and their work no
one quarter done. The foreman wa
sitting around the corner In the shad
aud when / passed he called out I
the water boy to bring him drink o
water.
Il Mr.. Febiger proceeded to show hoS
economically he had seen digging On
pipe laying performed In Quebec MOI
!. trenl, Canada.
ri At this point MIR. Pickles moved a
| adjournment unil this evening at "a
. o'clock which motion prevailed.
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LOAN SALES LAST EIdHr.-Germania
Loan, 18th monthly meeting. s300 at 50
cents per share premium. $500 at 20:
500 at IS, 800 at 25.
Citizens Loan, $1,000, lst serits At %
psr cent, aud $500, 4th series, at -
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be proposals stated that the stops
6ld be Of the Philadelphia standard,
Baker asked ii there was any
1ihol In the proposals that If the
exceed the specified weight, the
ssive weight shall cost 8 $40 cents
bound.
e Clerk then proceeded to read
er from the minutes of Council.
proceedings ut. the time the con-
4 was awarded to Pusey. Jones s.
Showing that II was done by
ot IS ayes to no nays, after consid-
le tlibusterlng
Baker then asked the Clerk fsr
tfecord Of the reading of the con.
r. In Council,
re Clerk said there was none.
Baker asserted that 1t never was
but Messrs Candy, Adams and
tirs positively insisted &c the con-
BE sATTts TAlRLT OPENED.
VIM, NJ. Candy arose and said
ontract had been read In Council
discussed In all Its items, even to
Fovision In regard to extra weight.
4 cad reports Of this meeting from
zETrE and E9sry Eeerinp, which
porsted his assertion that the
ct was read. He then produced
ontract, and carefully read the
sio1 that II the weight of stops ls
ased or diminished, the contrac-
pay receiveSe.l0 cents per pound
py Increase, and the city allowed
rate for any decrease.
Say, said Mr.. Canhy, that this con-
was not read, because the Clerk
10 PUT u on record, Ia m utterly
~ assertion. In the papers we hare
pofary evidence Of the fact that it
esa. certified by a number Of the
pefs present.
e!, jones b Co: have acted honora.
tarousb, without any shadow Of
ala nave made the stops In an ex-
!. manner and in accordance with
Elns of their contract,
Wtue charge OF incompetency on
Hast Of the Water Committee, Mr.
SAD that mistake could be made
IVY wv maud Or incempetency being
~ ne referred to q transaction
Mst water Committee in 1874, by
avg Stops were purchased for tl2(
sH..e9 up and repaired until theii
Wt.Sa ,rstSa up TO wa, and then cast asid,
aiesa' He did not believe ther,
y irard here, but he could charg,
va.y vic.uy as Mr.. Baker had chargsS
's~f Committee with incompeten
Vanby further said that the bids o
Sones s,.es q Go. were the lowest, tina
sPs were good. and that the stop
io from the specified weight, ha,
Isassd in power, provided wit
nstbs- ~ the faces. and otherwis
'neaed' involving an increased er
Ss, ss said Mr.. Candy. in conclusion
u S NJ" w"ater Committee. its Chairman
wassr Department subjected I
Tnuny ns there has been the pas
nm rWnen Mr.. Febiger Returned 1
eca after his threatened resienatio
orn , ne said there would be no fas
cltrv ltvpSsinon san to the present control {
lin. so.ernmcut; but there has bee
Fsbsue wv iacuous opposition all alon,
M 10 ~ aas made tho assertion thi
nv N. nshting Pusey, Jones 4 G
issye ieSt ~ under discussion. but wan
mssfp Sp ne Water Department IN
iprt Il, That's the animns Of the
bs a, ssn. =. through. That 3 tbs amin,
bssatienan from the Fourth war
csc,.s who, at the last moments
4 Cosa lis. when he Il about to reti
I'M stssneil. ~ ~ and when dscency shou
ssslss. hln to depart In peace. mai
h /. enargs against I respetat
a ~ N . dastardly Outrage 10 rnn'
ssy,sl ,slasse without any foundafi
.ss'f-Ths ssatlsnaa nom I
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Noshcr vile aud Charley RoII
Tho -Iev York Hsr1,1 published in it,
yesterda7's iss0s an interview with 1rs
Mesh er, the w.fa Of cra e the ebiuct-
ors Of Charley Rozs. and sister. of West
arvelt, now en- trial in Phliadsiphie
The general leaning Of the interview was
| to the effect that Mrs. Aosber Ene"
| that the boT = still aliTe
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II is thought q wonderful thing that
Oregon is going to send fg boards, c
hundred feet long and twelve feet wide
Il the Centennial Exhibition; but it
should be remembered that the boards
are TO come from fur country"
A maa named Kuhn died iu WssL.
iugtou oa Wednesday, from the effects
of kick in the stomach given by his
wife en- Tuesday night. He accused hex
of inddel,ty nd this provoked the
kick
The mem .-s q A,ss Mag1neaU s1s
nearly completed Tacy should every
Interesting, Tor Harriet Mertiueau car
remember more, and remember It bet
ter, than almost any ether living being
A new dfaition of an cid raid ii
"a wman who has been made for q
/ long time,
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following is a list of the pupils |
TINT were not absent. tardy, nor dismiss- |
ed Mt any session of the schools during
the school year ending on the I'd Of last
July: 1t will be observed that the list 10
much shorter thanifhe one for the pro-
yious year. During that year the chill
dren were stimulated by the hope Of re-
ceiying the silver medals given by the
Board Of Education:
BOTS SCHOOL 30. l.. -. 20 2
joseph Ii. Marshall, Richard H. Kee-
nan, Deacon Il. Taylor. Everard Ste
phcns, William c. Pierce.
Girls 20. 1-r1RsT GRADE.
Annie BandnitzEy, Eva Wollaston,
Annie .Ntckols, Maggie McCloskey, Jen-
nIe Black,. Emma Marshall, Maria 10.
ney, Ella burns, Sallie Jones, Ella FRO.
eost, Lizzie Yarnall, Tiara Hyde, Flor.
ence Hirst, Mary Balance, Bridget Joyce;
Fila Morcland, Mary Whitcratt, Lizzie
tWilkins.
| cIn-5' NO. l-srcOND GRADE.
I: Eta Told, Rertha Tic1ten.tcin. Ella
! Whelan, Kate lloyd, Ella Novel;, Mary
ITEorp, Lizzie Morrow, Emma Carr. Ida
Fullerton, Ella StokIey, May Stevenson,
Lizzie Baker, Efio Wilson, Mary Cur
rinde, Ella Johnson, Victoria Longloth-
am Ella Saxtor;5 Mary' Keursy. Katie
Pear'e. Ida Cardwell, Katic Ritchic.
SCHOOL NO. 2,
Belle Atherton, Annie t'hrs~eli, Katie
Devou,. Hannah Foulk, Maggie HamiL
ton, James Kyle, Ida Morris, 2uell Tres.
top Iaa T.sttST Clats'Wslk,,r... . =. - !:
| .! ssIiooL 10, o.. 80 =. 81 81
| Lilly5Enrna, ,Edilh -Prettymrn, jos
| Virgins, Harry Kaies, Mary Evans
Benla King, John Whelan, SolomoE
IEglinton, Sallie Morelsnd and Frank
iEVaffe--4-.- '-1 49, -
-. 80 :q'- =, q s40noeEs sro. iseas,sZsE... . .
O5fa, q Neal,~ Hattie jsstosss se sfssli.
Parker lRgp hael sKftehea{ ~C1arens,
9 Ssil ticis sSSs a' aHs53 s5s 7stl lQs
eooaibh4sAlaS saaif, stsr- hGg js'7s;sr,
, Ss2s'; Iats S. W.. e: :; ELL. ss ie
Hrs.a. s';t Eenneyy ktwaF,i tsarlugs!
-. seHooL 80. ii. = r.. ;T'yrt;s : e.;
AUDft Rllshie,, Bertie Hartis, Mattt
Chalfant, Annie Gregg George Gregg
, Thoma7 Donally..
} SCHOOL No le
Joseph Pierce, Laura Richie, Id
Dyvon, Ella Ziegler, Willie Todd, Id
. Pierce, 9allie Fulton, Eddie Barkley
Eva Gould, Katie Currinder, Tama
Shaw, Lena Jackson, Chas Currindel
Lewis Grub, George Bachus
I SCHOOL no. ID
P Thelin Nelson, Rosa Jordan, Salli
}. Lee, Eddie Nelson, Freddie Frecl
5 flma Meeser, Michael Cannon
SCHOOL 30, Is.
= Geore7 Brown, George CiAyer-
! Katie O'Too e, Tillie Blizzard, Edd
:, Gallagher, Samuel McAlister FL
;. Sullivan, Emma Fullerton, Thomt
= Gormley, Robt Burns, Leslie Carpe
% ter, Phebe Zebley
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Tbs KINNEY INyEsTraATIoN. The
Kenney investigation was continued yea.
terday, the testimony received being
quite favorable to the defense. The IN.
vestigation will probably continue the
rest of the week.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-03

a War VESSEL SCGE,-DusLir,
Sept. "A collision occurred, last
night, of the coast oi wicklow, be-
tween the English war vessels Iron
Duke and Vanguard The latter was
sunk The collision occurred turfpg
q dense fog All hands on board were
saTcd
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Police Case

The only case before the Mayor 5iLce
our last repor; was that of Arauinta
Delaney, (col,i for 6isorderly conduct
She was required to pay costs and give
bail in the sum of Sl00 10 keep the
ncara
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WEATHER KEPORI

WAsHISGToN, Sept, 81 A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States slowly falling barometer, south
east to southwest winds, continued
high temperature with areas of rain
north of Virginia.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-03

PERSONAL Trustin l.
Polk. Of Mo, Is now visiting his dauah-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Draper, in this city.
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An Eye for an EYe.

AN Eye for an Eye.
II your eyes are failing you. there is 10 one
article that will so truly give you ian eye for
an eye" as the Diamond Spectacles, which
arc clear, brilliant. ana manufactured from
the very best crystal pebkle. with the great
est possible care and skill. Every pair stamp.
ed with 4 small diamond
For sale in Wilmington by b :. Clark, No.
4o7 Market street. aug30eodSwlw
The daily gazette., 1875-09-03

Umpire, a. Geary, of the Quickstep,
The Philadelphia and Boston had a
draw game, 3 to z, ten innings, in Phila-
delphia, yesterday.
The Reading Acti7es defeated the
would be to decide upon a professional
umpire to take charge of the three
games to be played with the Quictsteps
and Actives,
The Rollins club defeated the / r
Baynrd Club yesterday, l. to L.,
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II. T. BOND. VI. D..


-.
iirOdle's MIRACULOUS Cure for COrns
An English remedy OF great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
f. BRINGHURST 4 CO.
Apothecaries,
Corner sixth and Market streets
Concentrated FavOrtng Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond. Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc ETC., made
sud sold Wholesale and retan by
L. BlINGHURSr 4 CO,
iCorner sixth anh Mnrkei streets
or the Bath.
- Bath pgushas, Bath Towels, Bath Spoages
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, StrapS Brushes, etc, OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
ARTICLES ei the same class at
Z. BRINGHURST a CO.,
Csrner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A tuil assortment Of all sues, including
A'1''' L. BRiSaHURsT q CO..
Corner OF Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beanx
s.ii v olasale and retail by
&. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved aud straight, Eail Brushss, Han.
Rruahes, San Files, Nail Eq|ishsrs stc. TO
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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SUNDERTAKER.
coNSuM PTION CURE D

To The Editoy of tAs DsRy 6aseifs
ESTEEMED FRIEND
viii you please inform Goar readers that
have positive
cURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
apl all disorders Of the Throat and Lungs.
Al that by its use in my ptactice. have
cd ed hI ndreds OF cases. and viii give
1000 90
for case II will not benefit. Indeed, AZ
strong Il my faith, will send SAMPLE
FREE. 10 any sufferer addressing me.
Please show this letter TO any one You may
know who Ia suffering from the above diseases
and abiise
Faithfully ysufa.
DIR. 7. r. BURT.
jsulld&wly % Williams St.. n. 7.
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A man who ia always In a stew gen
srally goes to pot.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-03
BASE 3 lie

At tta Quickstep grounds. yesterday
afternoon, the Quickstep, Jr., defeated
the Robinson club by the following
score
The daily gazette., 1875-09-03
CANCER

CAM IL X
Scrofula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. Bonds Discovery.
DR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDorEs unit
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cancer
Institute Zone OF the hsndsonest marble eii
hces in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies. with null
directions. sept 10 any part Of the world.
ss-send for Pamphlets apd partieuiar=. Nj
dre7s,
II. BOND. NJ. d..
PKNHA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
tebsa dly aa0S Chestnut st. Pb ~. IA
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Annie Bandnitzhy, Eva Wollaaton,
Annie .Ntckols, Maggie McCloskey, Jen-
nia Black, Emma Marshall, Maria 10.
ney, Ella I}urna. Sallie Jones. Ella FRO.
eost, Lizzie Yarnall, Tiara Hyde, Flor.
ence Hirst, Mary Balance, Bridget Joyce,
Ella Morcland, Mary Whitcraft, Lizzie
iSvilkins.
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EDITION:
THE CALIFORNIA VICTORY i
A DEMOCRATIC SEDAN

The Elcttt3r cP Ir,eir c7ts Whole s!ce.
TTdef Coaccdei- - -Tle Legislature
ryso n,,,-ne,o4-r
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A LITTLE RoT DROWNED IN A TRENCH
THE WATER DEPARTMENT CEN
erRED