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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-16
From m endota.
G. G.. w.

Everybody is happy in this neck of woods
happy because riotous.
Frosts have come and an account of stock
has been taken, and the fact determined, that
we have large corn crop. That fixes the
financial status of this community, for if we
raise corn e>pugh to make our own whisky
besides what we waste in bread, our other
wants are matter of supererogation.
Joseph Hunter, an attorney of some years
standing here, has removed to Lincoln, Ne
braska
The dome-cap Of one of the new boilers of
the organ factory blew up last week.
The explosion was violent, but entirely up
ward and resulted in wreckIrg the engine
house, smoke stack, &c, but no personal in.
jury resulted except trifling bruises on the
part Of two or three men Only slight de.
lay will follow in the extensive business of
the concerns 1t 1t regarded as very forum
ate misfortune
The 5000 stallion champion race did moi
fill, only four having entered. Among these
however, were smuggler and jefferson. This
defeats the most important racing event ever
projected in any of the interior towns of the
west
The Mendoza Bulletin has secured the ser
vices of Mr.. Charles Faye as its editor. Mr.
F. has an envious reputation in rural journa
lism and we expect TO see the fur fly IL
the most approved manner.
Among the recent sensations was the run
away of the PAGER Fred Wormley, resulting
in the death of horse with which he CAM
lin contact. Too much loose leather arounC
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From Marseilles.

MARsEILLEs, Oct. 14th.
| If teams and wagons are any sign Of bust
ness, Marseilles has been very busy place
during the past week The farmers arc
hauling their corn to town to make room Tor
the new crop, which is said not to be uninJur'
ed bv the frost. But some farmers are bring
ing in new corn which is said not to be in a
very marketable condition.
We were shown the cut of stove to burn
hay or straw; fourteen pounds keeping up a
cooking fire for two and a half hours. 1t Is a
Cresco, Iowa, invention.
Mr.. Albert Burton has rented his job Office
to Mr.. Ira George, editor of the Marseiles
Herald, and has gone to Joliet to work in the
SIN office.
The musical union was organized last Fri,
day evening, and 1t is thought will prove a
success. The rudimcntal class will be or
z nlzed tomorrow evening.
The contract for putting up the lecture
room In the rear of the Congregational church
IS in the hands of Messrs. Morgan & Donley,
who are progressing very favorably with the
building,
MIR. II. Hilton and wife have returned
home after an absence Of over three months
among friends in the Eastern and New Eng
land states.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give an oyster supper at their new church
building on next Tuesday evening.
1t is rumored that the paper mill, operated
by II. J. Waite, will suspend operations in
short time.
The firm that drilled the artesian we'll in
the east end of town are now engaged drill
ing one for jeremiah Kiner on the south
prairie.
The "boss" turnip Of the season was raised
by A. d. Perkins, Of the north prairie. II
weighed AK lbs
A sociable will be given at the residence
of Mrs j. W. Preston, on Thursday evening"
by the Congregational ladies.
Mr.. J. s. Weare, Of Grand Rapids, has in
vented danger signal for railroad crossings
He is quite an inventor.
There are 251 names on the "black list"
which il Is said the merchants have prepared
of those who refuse to pay their debts, and
which are kept open to the public gaze.
Shoot the merchants DAN TUCKER.
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Banking.

NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA,
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAMEs, ALLEN 4 co
L. Fl. EAMEs, Pres Z. g. ALLEN, Wee hes
DIRECTORS:
HENRY F. EAMEs, JOHN d. CATION,
EDWIN y. ALLEN, l.. II. EAMEs,
+. s. EAMEs, r. G. JORDAN.
Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the principal cities East and West
II O u q II II A N II SOLD.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and all
portant points In Continental Europe drawn
suit purchasers
lions constantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
TO those who favor with their patronage would say
shall be able extend such facilities and accommodation
trust will prove to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from A. M.to4P.M.
r. c. JORDAN, Cashier.
Ottawa. Feb. 10th, 1875.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,

There is no material change to note in bust
ness matters. Trade has been rather quiet in all
branches of business The receipts Of grain have
been rather light
In money matters the situation remains about
the same as previously reported The demand
Is fair, and generally absorbs the loanable fuads
and for long time loans the market is very fairly
supplied.
In Chicago the market is reported easy, and
for frst.class paper the market is reported from
to 10 per cent.
Gold has been quite steady during the past
week, the fluctuations have been slight and few
The price closes steady in New York at 1I6Mto
1l74.
Government bonds in sympathy with gold, and
under strong investment demand by individual
and trust companies, have advanced considera
bly,, and under small supply of bonds in mar
ket, are quoted firm.
Ravens, MacKinlay Il Co. furnish the following
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the mouth of the owner is generally conced'
ed 10 he the cause
w. II. McIniyre, an aged and respected ell
izen, has, after a long aud painful sickness
passed away. He was the father of a, G.
Mcintyre our sheriff
AT a recent council meeting one or two
preiudiced members undertook to make a
reid upon Marshal Forristall. Now If there
is anything we pride ourselves upon in our
municipal capacity it is upon our City Mar
shall. The charges preferred fell ingloriously
to the ground and were ANONYMOUSLY laid on
the table. Yours, &c,
p. MUTT
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Police news is very dull-thc magistrates en-
joying themselves picking their teeth ana inedi'
tatinr over Ohio returns. Michael Corners,
however, caused slight rifle in the calm by
shaving time" Wednesday evening Tor Wh'cn
his Honor, Esq. Larkin, charged him 80 ana
costs.
Geo. Gilmore, VIM Foley aud Geo. Shoemaker
are rising youths. They are among the "b'hoys,"
The first two had been in Jail long time I'LL
yesterday morning, and when they got out were'
of course, "hard up" Geo. s. was also strap.
ped;" so the three combined to rob Michael
Looney's till in North Ottaws. They tapped the
till and the officer tapped them, and now they
are tapping at the grated windo"sin the county
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Chicago Market,

Oct 18th, 1875.
Flour-prices are unchanged Fancy white
winter extras, s7.3O@15O; spring extras sG.25@
$50; fancy Minnesota patent, s6.J0ds60
wheat-Irregular. Winter sold at sia7@lSO;
No spring, sll3@i.li; No. 9, s1O96llI4.
Corn-No 2, 57@5Sc Options, October, &c
@57c.
Oats-Cash sales, 3463jc.
Rye-72@73e., for No. ..
Barley-No 2yG0dl,05.
Lsrd-siS300sl3s
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Oct 18th, 1875.
On yesterday the following prices prevailed
on corn and oats for feed:
Corn--50c.
Oats-New, 2S@3lc.
Poultry is coming in more freely and prices
remain about the same as at previous quota
tions. Butter and eggs are scarce and higher,
We quote below:
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Tallow-9c.
Potatocs-New 25d30c.
Buttcr-Good fancy yellow, 2GG20c; roll l5@
2Oc.
Eggs-22@23c per doz.
Cattle-Actlye, ard prices higher. Fancy
grade steers SG25@G5O; choice natives s5.2j
$3.50; cows and heifers 81 75@t3.75
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THE LA w?
How the Conundrum is Solved by the Courts.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
On Monday morning the call OF the docket
aeran at case No, SCI, aud as twenty cases are
called each day, the call began this morning with
<6l The court have made supplementary de
eisi,n TO the Chicago City Charter case, since
TIE decision mentioned last week. The new de-
eision is upon cross-errors, and, If possible,
strengthens the previous one.
Among the CAGES decided this week was that
Of Syyuanian Riley VS.. The Chieogo, Rock Island 4
Poetic Railroad Company. This case, it Will be
remembered, was tried before Judge Leland at
the june Circuit Court, 1874 in this county, and
verdict rendered against The railroad company
for twenty five hundred dollars. The plaintiff
resided at Mineral, in Bureau county, and claim
ed the right to ride from Mineral to Burlington
crossing by paying fare at the rate of two and
half cents per mile, and for refusal to pay the
regular fare of fifty cents be was elected from
the ears. The company pleaded its right to
charge fifty cents under Its charter. The plain
tiff replied admitting this, but claimed that he
was elected violently and received injuries
which resulted IN injuries to his right lung. The
Supreme Court, after very careful considera-
ton Of the evidence, arrive at the conclusion
that no excessive violence was used IN cjecting
Riley, and that the injuries complained OF were
Got the result of his expulsion from the cars, as
shown by the medical evidence. The verdict ID
set aside as against the weight OF evidence and
new trial granted The case was vigorously tried
in the Circuit Court by J l. Taylor and Geo. w.
stipp Of Princeton for the plaintiff, and Jas.
8 Ecker, Of Princeton and q. s. Eldredge, of
60 In dofa opf and al Ia, tb,I
Supreme Court by Mr.. Eldredge for the R.
U, Co., and Mr.. Taylor for Riley.
On Wednesday Hon. T. Lyle Dicky called the
attention of the Court to the Chicago tax cases
~ being of such vast importance as to suggest
the propriety of considering them out of their
regular order. There are only three of them,
and they involve nearly three millions Of dollars
Until the Court shall pass upon them the hands
If the city authorities are financially tied
Daring the week the Court announced the fol.
lowing decisions:
Heath VS.. HAWKES.. Reversed ana remanded
Lincoln vs.. Stowell. Reversed and remanded.
Kelly VS.. Trumbull. Affirmed
Miller ct al VS.. Kirby. Reversed and re.
handed.
Thompson ct al. VS.. Elliot. Affirmed.
Harrington VS.. McCCrd. Reversed and re.
manded.
Russell vs. Mandell. Affirmed.
q, R. |. & p r. r. W. Riley. Reversed and re.
nanded.
Gearing VS.. Raber. Affirmed
Searles VS.. Galbraith ct al. Affirmed
Wright ct al. VS.. Gould ct al. Affirmed.
Edgerly vs. Osgood. Reversed.
Melendy VS.. Keen Reversed
The Commissioners, &c, vs.. The People ex
rel Reversed.
Young vs.. Adams. Reversed
King vs. Avery ct al Reversed and re.
manded.
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w. BUSHNELL, Isaac dage,
X. D. Lyman, J.F. Nash,
John Brundage.
Having organized under the National Banking Law
succeeded to the business of VIM II. ". Ccshan
for the transaction of general banking business
ExShang9 on chicago, New York, ard al Asprin
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland and Con.
tinental Europe drawn In SUMS &c suit purchasers:
Coll ectiOns made throughout the state prompt
" RENTED for on day OF payment rate OF
change.
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &C. bought and ssld.
Revenue stamps Of all denominsdons.-afou
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities are such that offer Inducements to
Customers and shall endeavos to give entire
those eRtrusting with their business
Banking hours from A. n. to 4 p N. marlo.G
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Probate Court.

In the matter Of the estate of Samuel Grove,
grant Of administration TO Jesse Grove. Bond
800. notice to creditors 10 jan term, 1s76 >
In the matter of the estate Of Richard Cody
minor, Winnifred Cody, mother Of said minor
appointed guardian. Bond in the penal sum OF
$1,000
In the matter Of the estate OF James S. Bull
lock, Frank W. Bullock appointed administrator
" said estate on entering into Bond in the penal
sun OF $1,000. Notice to creditors TO Jan. term,
676.
Mary and Frederick Richards ct al, minors,
Frederick Richards appointed guardian on en-
sesing into bond In the penal sum Of $1,000.
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DWELLING PROPERTY at from
$500 to $4,000.
BUILDING LOTS at from SIS
to $4,000.
FARMS at from $40 to 500 per
acre.
WESTERN or SOUTHERN Lands
at from $3.50 to $40 per acre.
BUSINESS PROPERTY in desir.
able locations.
DWELLINGS TO RENT.
Represents some of the best For.
eign e. American INSURANCE
COMPANIES, Fire, Marine, Life
and Accident.
MONEY TO LOAN, Titles Exsm.
ined, COAveyancing Done, Rents
and Accounts Collected, &c.
Street, Ottawa, Ills,
DIR UG STORE.
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Circuit Court,

The following is record of this weeks bust.
meas OF the Circuit Court up to yesterday:
LAW CASES
Oyer VS.. Gilen Attachment Dismissed Nv
Iaintf
Same VS., same. Same proceedings,
DonieVy w, Cassidy. Replevin. Dismissed
y plaintiff No return OF property
StuFdyran vs.. Zimmerman. Tresspass. Dis
sIssed by plaintiff
Finn VS., Pondegrast. Assumpsit. Dismissed
on motion by defendant for want OF A declaration
AL time
Davis ys. Butterfeld. Replevn Dismissed
by plaintiff No return Of property.
Rathbun VS.. Bassett. Repleyin. Dismissed bv
plaintiff No return Of property
Rseltz ct a. VS.. Heenan ct al. Assumpslt. Dis
Iniase@by plaintiff.
Erienborn VS.. Polllog Assumpsit. Default,
rad damages assessed by court Judgment for
ss5ls3.
FiiesS VS.. Bernard. Assumpsit. Dismissed by
plaintiff
Reed ct al, VS.. Porter Debt Dismissed by
plaintiff
sAotwell vs. Horn. Assumpsit Default and
iamages assessed by court, $272S3,
Clement ct al. vs.. Bedford ct al Assumrslt
"ci1uIl against Beford and Berry. Damages as
sessed by court s7llOl
htooln vs. Donahue. Appealed Defendant de.
'auiied and appeal dismissed for want OF prose.
cuiiOn
CHANCERY CAsEs
htsrgarct Redmond ct al vs.. Joanna Packing.
aam ct al Heard in pleading and proof, aud de.
cree granted.
Chas. A. Gilbert ct al. VS.. Chas Clifford ct al.
Heard and supplemental decree granted
Mary E. Stout VS.. Bird Bickford In hearing.
Charpenter ct al. vs.. Aigle ct al Hearing
lad decree for plaintiffs,
Cation VS.. King. Hearing and under advise.
ment
Collins vs.. Collins ct al. Decree for foreclosure
Morris vs.. Morrison ct al. On hearing.
EaTlville Manufacturing Co VS.. Curtis, BIZ
iismissed by complainant
Same VS., Curtis ct al. Same proceedings.
Dixon VS.. Miner ct al Default and decree.
Ware ct al. VS. Leavitt Ell AL Default and de
cree.
Campbell VS.. Bull ct al. Foreclosure. Deflul
rnd Decree
Griswold vs. Hoge. Bill dismissed by com
piainant
Merton VS.. WORK ct al Foreclosure Deraul
and decree.
Nowamaker VS.. Nowamaker Default Hear
ag, and decree for divorce
Williams VS.. Taylor ct al. Injunction. Ri
dismissed by complainant.
Evans yS. Dalton ct al. Foreclosure. Defan
hearing, and decree for ss395s.
There are All law cases; III chancery cases
and above 80 criminal cases on the docket, whic
gill doubtless cause long term of court
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lass. Trains West. STATIONS Pass. Trains East.

A. NJ. SMITH, GENT Pass. Agt. II. RIDDLE Genl Sup't
May ~, 1875. F.TAVENER, Agent at Ottawa.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
SOuthern RoI,lna

In tho North Carolina CouStitution.
y convention yesteruay Dr.. Edward
hansoin, Democrat, was elected Pre.,.
tent on the fourteenth ballot, In
skinx the chair he declared that he
should earnestly endeavor to discharge
nis duties with fairness and impartisl.
ity' An election will b. held Ia Orange
county On the 10Th to supply the va
eanoy caused BY the death Of ex Cow
-rnor Graham, ani the Democrats
claim that its result will give them
an easy wIrkin8 majority" IL the
Convention.
A Conservative political no ing,
said 20 Be the largest ever led Ia
hississil pI, came IF at Holly Springs
90 Monday. Ther- va, q large atten-
danre + cnlored mra Senator Gpr-
don, Of G:orril, ana Representative
Lamar ot Mississippi, were the speak.
ers. Gordon eulrgized the Cuion
olilcrs, appealed tn the cnlnred M
tn unite with The VII trs In driving out
the "caTnet hagsera, and runtrastrd
the peace ful cnndlfirn { Genrgia with
the Inisrg'o in Mississippi. Lamar
reviewed tne politics ui the State ii nee
Tue war, and charged Governor An,s
, With the iesp"uslbility for the hlond
~ the collred men she'd il The Vicks
burg riots.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
FOURTH EDITION.
1. o. o. F,
71s1T oF EDEN LODGE TO 81. GEORGES
"A KrNp INCEPTION.

71srT oF EDEN LODGE TO ST. GEORGES
"A KIND RECEPTION.
Last night about twenty-five mem-
..ers Of Eden Lodge, No. "a, I. o. o.
=, OF this city, went in a large stage
% Ct, Georges, where they paid a
rienuiy visit to National Lodge, No.
u, OF that town. The visitors were
oteftained IL handsome manner and
we're set down to fne collation. of
'eacnes, ice cream, cakes, &c which
vas spread n the basement OF the NJ,
3. Church. The ladies' were very
ssiduous IN their kind attention to the
lisItors.
After spending pleasant eveniau
be Wtlmtngtonians returned, carrying
stage full Of peaches and hosfs Of
5ood wishes. All highly eaioyed the
5isit.
Unfortunately, on the way home,
he stage was upset, and W. B. Hyland
lad his thumb mashed; others were
norc or less bruised.
Yesterday the members of National
lodge broke ground fer a new Hall
FGtch they propose to erect at the
c1rner OF Delaware G0d Main streets,
lpp"aite their present location. It Is
- be brick structure, three stories
nIgh, and will cost sbou. 5000.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
SECOND EDITION
Letter from Samqlel ToaOnsend.
For the Gazetta

MS. EDrToB.-I send for Publication n
70" nnes to expose neanness in news
paPers' A venture was started in Phila-
oslPnia 70 try an experiment Of ship
ping some two thousand baskets O,
crates OF peaches 70 Liverpool. It was a
snall matter, but nevertheless it took o
great deal OF travelling and writing In
arranging 1t. Near fifty persons took
part IN the venture, and they were Dem
ocraIs and Republicans scattered along
the Delaware Railroad, from Dover 10
mount Pleasant, and some from Mas.
sey's to the head of Sasaafras, Nearly
or quite all q these men take newspa.
pers OF the different shades of opinion
IN this State. After the shipments were
got OH thought the parties to the ship.
ment, and the public generally, las they
expressed great interest In the under
taking,l would like to hear what had baep
DONE After the steamer sailed, this day
week. although very busy, wrote a short
history OF the matter and sent it 70 the
DAILY GAZETTE. with request to print it,
and added underneath, "Other papera OF
the State please copy" Mono that ]
have seen have copied. These one-horse
country weekly papers get on high heeled
boots frequently il articles are not sent
TO them first. My sole and only reason
for sending to a daily paper was that il
would be cut several days sooner, anc
people were eager to know. II news
papers put themselves on their dignity
and expect manuscript sent to each on,
in case OF this kind, they may 20 20 O
very bet country for all I cara.
SAMUEL TONNSMND.
Townsend, Sept 5, 1878
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
EDITION
qhe Election

RssuIr-THE TOTAL
esssRaA.r rHE WARD MAJoRrTfE s
b p SIS 1,srSsrsADrs' OF TUE NE "
(I's aver the election tables,
ssiSgs s.,:ewherc, .ssi we .ih; find that I'll the
ra,s sa,dId scas,rdIdato fcr Mayor Is
| Our eS udaome majority, W lille
dsgyis sgyi,,ea aaI for President Of City
ssdldstGTai, Gi,v Treasurer are defea-
tl lssnaioSjties sna Jtie 50 small that 1t is
ns!Vthi . ~ think that slight extra
ninis s 70 esch .Sl- ward might have
ei: ~ u entire ticket. However,
ID tle s.. 'd done nobly, and every
Srly u. s..ls cratifed at the result.
E',.D,ioa E'. is Of Mr. Vincent is due
\, 'Isiss y bis personal efforts l.pd.,o and to
J !, y a,;r ~ appeals to sympathetic
psSsa' fox afp support at the polls:
orsS, s,,,,e .eI appeals took effect, suf-
q s s'i,st The excellent and COM
pilO ilO.sidstc sf presented on the Dem
sle;ast ,'.sSt On the Council tickets
|G.a"srst, Y ass,i carried five ward, aud
sDss Al.S tse six Democrats holding
w. y. sssntrol sS of the Council, and
W " taxpayers an honest and
n n,..l y .Ijninistration I Of munich
ksLIs . .., ,ot,os of mn
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
SPECiAL OFFICES.
e.f. kunkefs Bitter Wine of Iron,

dsA never been known to fail IN the cure Of
"eakness attended With SYMPTOM. indl,
%Itlon 70 eEert'on, loss Of memory din uit
- breathing general weaknrsS, ho, ror ~
iteease. weak. nervous tro,nblips. dr.nd n
loIror OF deatn, night sweat, cold tvel
Veaknesa diInless VI vision, l,nRlOr. nj.
ereA laseisude of the muscular system
n, ,n1rn h rs Sppetse With dys,,e',ic system,
nN nanuA uish ns OF he b dy, dryre,s oi
'ne skln. pallid eIuatenanoe and eruptl ms
n tiie faoi. purifying the blood, paiu 10 III.
ck,hearress of the eyelids ,r>suuent bl.ck
I%s- LYING uetore the EYES with t.mporary
unusl'n Gci Ioss OF sight, want ~ asten
ron, etc hese &, mp ons all arise from h
yea ness, AMI 70 reuedy tGAt use T. 2 KIr
xePs Bitter Wine Ut Ir u Il neve. tstl.
thousands are no| enjoying health who hs =
oottses Take only + + Eunkors DIuo,
md orice No 30 North Ninth street Phlla
etphia, Pc
Ass for kunkei's Bitter Wine of Iron This
tru.s vsl,'ah'e tonic has l'een so tnoruuxnl,
e - now deeme'l In itspan.aDie As 4 tori
pedicinr II costs but lttt e. purldrs tho
npo ah9 give, Tone tu the st nu..gh, reno
7stes .ne sy ton q prplnnx. lite
now only ask u trial of thus valuable sonL.
prioe per o't.le & + <DSNE SIZE
Irppr'etr. 10 5i3 Hlrth ninth II eat beioy
Vine, Philadelphia p
YAK fos unkeI's bitter Wine OF Iron AMI
Il Is sold only In 81 bottl $, with pao,o
raph OF the proprietor Va eacA Wrapper. al
other is counterfeit.
Sold by druggists eug!-lmdrw
20 o.. Gabe WoF,a sA4
entirely removed With puroIy vegetable
medicine, passin- from the stem alive
no ee unless the hea paSsea Come d re
ter 10 patients treatei. nr. f. f. kunkel
NO. s59 y. Ninth stree, Phlla ielphia,. All.
vice free. seat, Pin and Stomach orm,
Lso removed
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
SThAY UAIFS.

Visit Calvary Sociable tonight,
Mayor Wbiteley" doc sn't sound
The new Mayor will be sworn in tc-
night.
Smiths second New York excursion
takes place tomorrow.
The new City Council will meet for
Organization this evening.
Best and cheapest shoe store in the
city-Donchoe's, s07 Market street.
Delaware Loan Association, last
evening, sold s4oo, 9Th series, At per
cent.
Go to D. Fcnnessy's, No. 23l Market
street, for good and cheap boots and
shoes.
This evening the regular meeting cf
the Diamond State Loan Association
will be held.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08

PERsoNAL. -Searles 5 Beggs and
Master Haney, returned last nigh
from an extended tour ic Northern
New York, with Vans Great Olympi,
OF Sang ties, n. 7. They met with
great success in their triple silver sta
tue clog, and also In conc p4utn
mime which the imprpvise,i and whict
made decided hit. They will remaio
here until the first Week la October
when they will go on Southern tou
with the lroupe with which they are
connected,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08
BASE BILL.

The Quicksteps, yesterday, played
another of those careless, loose game
which they are fast becoming notec
Tor: Their opponents, the E ecelsiors
Philadelphia, were the veriest tyro,
at all playing, and yet the Q Ickstep,
narro Wy won q victory by score or
y t" 8, after having the game ia the.
htnds by score of 9 to q the enl
OF the seventh inniny. The club
needs Oyerhaullng and reorgtnizlng.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-08

DRowSBD. -Y ester'iay attern ,on,
John McCarty, aged "a years, u nigh
workman at the Eigemoors Iron
Works, went into bathe la the Della.
ware river when ne was seized with
cramps and drowned. His struggles
in the water were observed. but no
help could reach him In time. The
body has not yet been recovered. Nc.
Carly was resident OF New ! ork and
had not been here long