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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
THE HAZARD Eyu1m tn>

nra cntniug 10 put thu new ln,nr ,pn,ehis
- ihs III stslt. Il ~suiug machines II nh
kinds, They mr. thoroughly skilled In tho
sewing machine business.
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CmrHen DIRECTORY

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=. ~ Aw9 sa n NJ saHsas reh VA VI ~ . Al
ere cot aislis tn.tt.ds
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~NchNlnrshln for SAlr.

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lerr A. ksnkuk. fnt sale en- svf, literal
sstMa ApIlv fssn A. II viii w. sril Al 4
harsasn II tho Rtss applicant, luN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

ssNsssss seaa tssaas tnH ~ @s~ss All
lsatsmsN t IN HE saff# saA@A wAaAe tis #4s
are essn hsstef ~ sasiss, ~ 81 i mals
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hnss@ts. IN tart eseas A*t.
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ssd IA rrv third lswes rtaess tAsu $50 IS
rela NJ this saants. have ttfe+ fa'' i
ene establishment sd ave ! sa t
in al ~sttsel~e from i paper et II 1 l
ulster asvf coat nssvml,vt IL
la, elsahise aaa save snrae, l. Al
The Philadelphia Clothing l~.a4ts,.
~ a. EINnELUMirY
0REo00, IOWA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
The lclloW es~MtaNr ltMt-
eterMl

i. TT ,he tough sk,,s tesA AMI ~aa'ie@ 4
nnR~ss, N,hss \ ANIMATE
We have newer vet ~eeu 4 case ~ SPAWN.
sseeny, Ning. hcnv. WIND. call, Scratches
or Pail. xvii wh,rh this l.shinent weald
mt speedily hene6,, and M never saw ha,
= FEW caves which Ii wonll MI u IA
Will cure whca anything eaA II u Folly
10 spend 80, for \ ~fart,er. ~hvn enc d"l
larss Msith VI s,Msaur l.iniment will a.
A~ttct. fhs following ~ . sample " thr
testimony rrsnirtcd
" 4. NorAins, Postmaster. riuna, a.
says
~lsLv~rfus,u o.. March 4. 1874.
THE tentnur l.snimuats are the best
Wiling medicines w have ever had Th.
demand " very great for IL, aud We ennsct
atieri To hs without IL,
III llisEi & suA
Jn,rn.ns. AZ NV, ~. lsTi
some lime sgo | MAS shipping horses Il,
NJ Louis, ~ nna ifsl,, crippled M Will
,ar, With Rruut iineults xut Him 81 ,hn
s,al.e Thc .,atlr knrrsr raso me 4 WI,
tie u YOUR tch,nnr l.lni,aent, which
ae.l with such success thu, In twe da, he
horse war M,Iyc ahl nearly we'll, have
heen = veterinary surgeon Ter thirty years,
hut POUR tinimsnt beats anything ever
used X ]. A'tANTA,
Veterinary Surgeon
These laA,msn1s Mo nov se,l NJ htl
dealers IN thu country.
Laboratory M J III, nnsk n ga
~ nv, sr Nvv Nons,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
RGIIADLe EVIDENCE

TAa following unsolicited testi tnaas tFaiss M,
n, =. walker. krrsnerly nsxiar III laWlaAa slnafs
ChMtrh, hsslua. amt 81 present settled Ia lgttsl.
AsAre, ", III lnAss bs e'setnut - reliable evidence
~ Cnu ekauia fail IL ustssfsa thai hi 4 4. A. AntA4aI
~ . utSk IN .he Rev. IN WatkeFts t.sails
UAe nu0 pTunaaltu IL lasAiuAils
rassiHsssr. \ l ,st raasar ssasns
~ D, sTnvRNs. 81
lfssi hnbnd ~ espress Nth my ia snntu,r TN
A'eA value ! riats HInn ynar NkutrtAE ny
FAMILY hAvt n.ti II lus the la~A Len YEARS Iii
NSvv0es debility u u Invaluable, hnd fesufn*
nsaA u = All WIN Msy pesi an ius sarsi III, I'm
evatlne toaies
q. r. Wai.K MI.
vstnstly rsssas OF noaaain square ,haish.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

II ths Republicans had been LIFT 10
Do this Investigating and exposing.
this country would soon have been
past praying for. = Hartford Times
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Buildings Removed
Walls Drilled o. Bored.

The undersigned Will remove hniiil.sss.
sat~e ~ lnwer .hem 10 grade. lrill ~ here
wells In town or couHtry Ills experiences
warrants him Ia guaranteeing john hrinr
dens IN = satisfactory aud werkmaslike
WAanaer Far tcrms aall On me ~ my rcs.
idssss. MI, seo |, Tr ea. Range II, Or
address By natl ~ Crssso, Iowa,
DANL. WHEELER
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\ ogsr EVIDENCE


We following irttet fanln Hes. ", ! Hest. Pa
~ 0f M = \ ithnnlt, kalrk, Mas@, Will M
TeaA WttA Intel ~ Ii, many ~ t~sialsis. Alto li,~~
s4Megine ftnsn the zane Diseases IA afflicted tia
- " M kes h \ Nest, Mo lp~Isoh eAn dault
tAto teGlmun i, N ihels II ma iOnh about the Oh.
seMvs pewsr Of vkakftkk.
suek, MAas J.s ia lsis
m, n - rASkns
Dear MI W. havv good reason !as regarding
yeNt vn0kTtS9 \ medicine ~ W. gssstesl Aalns
w fs~l assured thnt ii has iswn tiaa sneanA III
saving nMs s~UN'stlss. IT. W now 800 sntsfn seals
~ -, fes tlu tAst No Jsksn M has sMfsfrN ffoin
neeFoAls ~ he Isa, SaAstsl hy agtSluinu~ affection.
sd 49, ~ fAI Ieaarsd that n.arts AL vlp sAw
Atsa Thought HE fsnsssfy Impossible, 4 esusrll
~ abte phystefAns eaiiu give ~ hns Tho ialnlsst
hers of biz svtf sAliy,ne tss ~ the au.nlvt IL.
stsrlMg tha. As WA has ei.d the !, aeh u human
remedies, that essn AH,pu.atlun ens'd MI snss
Nm - he had INT sl1al enough 10 endure the mp
e9asleN. Just then ~ r%.Niaelsst gtslns lm
- teso sunttn.nualy in.pln, iav Nv has lately
rsMtasst stuiiss, lhraAn ssa, i.l- s~raielAss Ant
sAas, and ~.iks Ahaat sheyifais sai ttls,nf4
rAsssh ihsts II .Nll .u,na a,4enatar tto., s,s
oretltMt where kls IliaL MAS lahr,d, ~ Itass Tile
sullesa cuaAdshse that IA 4. lit'r tttne Nv vii br
0sSks~tty cured
~ mss tAksa abeat ,hrrp dAs.n bottles af sEti
uyV00s hel tstety uses hut little, ~ ha dueiAlts
~ 10 No we'll 10 BE- taking Ius,lirinr,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

Teachers lnstltntrs and Examination
tssrtIttks Will M iALn
! A. Spring Valley. September -. %.
and ~. ce,smsaelng On Asaday a .
o'clock T. N.
a Al l~.cAura, October q, I end a.
eommcnciA. With y lecture ~ Monday
evening
some. ~ The instructors viii h. from
ahroal, !, " hap.d that persons intend.
tnK " tNsaa will avail themselves VI this
opportunity "f attending ,hcse institutes
EXAMINATIONS
Spring Valley Sop 10 and no
t.rnor Oct u aud 7
Itnshf"rd Oct. u and III
ahathc'L Oct, II mud II
Preston Nov. y and i
Examinations viii begin II II "A. A., ~.
srlilng ~ tlatfell. which will uuuaulente
Al | i vle.k +, Al.
No graded cert. haate will lc Issued
except ~ thu lahtir examinations
u. " sr~Aaug TO. sur,
rre.ton, Sept y. 1914
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Chleago and North. N ostern Railway
nkrARrUkn ~ rMAiNs Eissya t'nnAh NAftas~
How.
sar Chicago AMI III lasst ~ > sMta
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hNs never bsli known u NIL In th~ oNra .N
weakness. strs nisi With .ytnttons, IN.
disposition 10 eAertlnA, lusa III memory
diIlculty VI brssshins, ganara, weskAess,
horrsr VI disease, WINK nervous ~traMiilAg
dreadful Lorror II deNlh. night swsAtA.
GELD hct, weakness. iimksss " siulah,
languor. Mnivur sal lAssitnde ~ Vie Masfa.
lAs system. enormous appetite With dysIrt.
tle symptoms Int hands, NssLins 81 tils
bvdy, dvyns@s " The skln. la4lsd oo'.ntc-
nance and ~srAr..nm " M fAos, l~ari,.ts
Inc The blood. pain IN thu hAck, lens.ne~s
u Inv cyelsds, frequent black Sp~sa u,inx
before The yves with temporary stNusspn
And Ices " sight 10 II attention w.,
1Avss synpsa.,s MI slise fro,n y weakness.
snd to fsmely that. ats II, Y knhk.l :
llttsr Wine II ir4n u nevrf iatist
Thousands ate NV ~ lNving LesNh Nm
l,a,. aes.li Il, 'lske .sy / An.A' !
beware II nnNni~rfsl&s sni ba~' ,HlA.
iion~ AA hAnl.ln HE't.V W6nr II itan
u - we'll knasn AL ntet taa eaAnfif,
Irugxisls thenxalsss mska ~ Imitation
md Try ~ palm IL III IN thrlt rhstriusis.
ansh ihts tal, for kankes 4 siisr Wtne
al Iran.
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unfy ~ ia i~asl.es. ~ hhs ! tNllaw ~rtne
per- niuuis l1al IN 80 pnEslla MAta w. ttl"t
p~lirtnrs Il piustati ~ tha Nrail u u
each bottle Away laak ~ ,ua lutte
graph nM tl. .st.fa. rs latpi YIN VII VI.
M4gs WI Fai.t II l1s geutiaae per
flsttia ul eA Ii, III Att4 III All IRA. ste
anil l,e, - ssstH asip
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Il u kuhhtI j aetia syrup never isiis
IL destroy I'm 4. ! nd f'smaeh Worms
~ kuIAai. lle al isffessfll Fht airi.t
wiun III i. 1apn N am iua iuur., ,I,sa
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t'emMan sn,l.e ,ss.ln. II 1aIe Metm IL
TENN, cI. AL s,hrr worms can ltf i, st'lly
i ew,ruyal. siratI FIR firnular u In
knhA,l, NJ Nv NaftiI sth street, i'hAa
~.ieipliA In. nf enli IN your druggist mi
INK lur u hutsia II knuksls Worm syrup
Price "a, Il never fails a.srhl
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$50
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%''liart has god cigars for salc al
tho City Bakery. INF
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Ne w. QUITE ru DcS MONIES.
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MARROW GAtfCE

MAhsa aiass n M 8essas,e u ANS WIN ~ fNAnNs
- Tt.u ~, tha fatts AIN i sulsaiis ~ tasTnMN
Mttt inAit.
M".t Ntsert, saassest sSa shsspes
ka0ss ig8nt al ihs " ..ssA NAL ~ 'is MAI"
the isapit8t. Ilf# #ftllaHlf sllt
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a., h,,.t, ~ I xnaaa.s nj vssy ~ iowa l..u
10y ~ u #ss luN yaM NAs ~
tnAHs leave assas Al II a "A ata N f
.Arstsp IA liz Auanks4 ~ W W., sha \ "
y. 4. nmAMT, IA. CALLAHAN.
N.ht saIA h#a8 "s~sees
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to his determined opposition to many
of the Objectionable measures of the
Water Committee. He further referred
to his more recent course, and said
while he had been doing all in his
power to give the men work the
Council did all they could to prevent
him,
He paused once to request Mr.. Nc.
lntire who was talking to MIR. Quinn,
to keep order.
Mclntire-Yes, when l am treated
right. head ! was assaulted and am
ready to answer anything.
The momentary confusion caused by
this interruption soon passed off, and
after alluding to what he termed the
stupidity Of the Law Committee, DUR
ing the recent action of Council in
relation to the reservoir, he concluded
and adjourned the meeting sine die.
Three cheers for Martin Farrell"
were given, and the audience quietly
departed.
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THIRD EDITION.
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
Regular Correspondence OF the Gazette.
New CASTLE, July 20, 1876

NEW CAsTLE, July ~, 1870.
That Bay party will sail to night,
wind and tide permitting, they have
our best wishes. A grand display of
fire works will be given.
One great nuisance in the precincts
OF city is the cows. Dirty, vicious
and a terror to oil gardeners, they
roam at all hours and we have no law
or ordinance to stop them. VIM. Guy
er, Jr., has been the victim of no less
than five OF these animals. Thursday
night they opened the gate of his gar
den lot and completely ruined his crop
of vegetables. Guyer impounded them
and charged the owners So per head,
which was paid with many deep and
strong remarks as to the impertinence
of a man who wanted his property paid
for, Any wherelse but in precinct
of city, cattle would not be at large.
the Council could at least pass an ordi-
nance to put stop to this even if they
do delay all else.
The rumored offer of twenty five
fdollars on the part of the New Castle
Water Works Co., to help repair the
streets is at least refreshing, after a
damage to the said streets by them of
at least five hundred dollars. The
proposition however is good any way
as it shows some of our people realize
that our paved streets are in very bad
repair We would say that if the works
to be done it should be done properly
and not like some work done by the
late City Council. Vine street for in.
stance,
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EDITION.
RELIGIOUS.

UNITED SERv1cRs.-The members of
Hanover and West Churches will wor-
ship tomorrow in the morning at Han
over and in the evening ut West Church.
Preaching by Rev. L. Marks.
Preaching at Asbury M. E. Church to-
morrow morning at 1890 o'clock, by the
pastor. Rev. Geo. X. Kramer, subject
"Sin put away by the Sacrifice of Jesus
Preaching in the evening at $50 o'clock
|subject-"The victory of Joshua, the
High Priest, over Satan"
First Presbyterian congregation will
worship tomorrow morning, at 1890
with the Central, KING street, between
Seventh and Eighth; preaching by Rev
f. b. Duval. Also, union prayer meet
ing of both congregations at p. M, a
the First Church, Market street, above
Ninth
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PEAcHEs.-Peach orchards down the
State and Peninsula are now Icing
purchased by commission merchants, al
from 45 to 50 cents per basket.
The shipments, this year, will be ovel
the same routes as last year, and the ne
cessary cars are now arriving. The
Baltimore & Ohio road has sent Ill about
twenty cars, and the Pennsylvania Cen
trail about one hundred, which will bt
points. The Reading road is preparing
to send in some cars, and the p. w. & b
r. r. cars are being distributed aloni
the line.
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TAX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE!

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875.
The und ersigned Receivers of Taxes for the
city Of Wilmington. will be q.
NO 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and K ing streets, on and af-
ter the. first ray of July. 1876 between the
hours OF and IL in the morning and from Q
to 6 10 the afternoon, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month CT July
there will be deduction of five cents on eve
~ dollar; and all taxes paid on or after the
lrst day of August including the first Tues
day of September, shall be payable without
deduction or addition as aforesaid, and all
taxes unpaid on the day next after the first
Tuesday of September shall be increased by
tho addition OF five per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District, Including all
north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District Including all
south of Sixth street. jyG.tf
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EXCURSION TO OCEAN CITY.-On
Thursday next, August 90, the 2. W.
81 B. r. r. Company will give grand
excursion to Ocean City, the famous
summer resort in Wicomico county,
Md. The train will leave Wilmington
at AGO o'clock, a. M, and arrive at
Ocean City at $3.50. Returning, leave
Ocean City at 6 o'clock p. m. Fare for
the round trip, $500. The fares
from the different stations along the
line are given IN an advertisement OF
the excursion, printed elsewhere.
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SHERIFF's SALE.-At Delaware City
yesterday, Sheriff Lambson sold the
followsng property of John Miller.
No. l. Lot on the Port Penn road to
r. +. Dunlap for $130.
No. 2. Lot on the new road to Bur-
chards Corner to George Clark for $75
No. 3. Lot on Fifth street, Delaware
City, to f, T, Dunlap for $50
No. 4. Lot on the Port Penn Road,
to same for $40.
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DIscHARGED.-This morning, Geo.
Douglass, the negro who was detained in
the City Hall Cells on suspicion of being
guilty of committing an outrage on col
ored woman at Massey's y Roads, Md,
was discharged, as the Maryland authori-
ties failed to send any response to the
telegram announcing his arrest. 1t is
also said hat the alleged outrage was
not so serious as at first stated.
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RAILROADS.
DHILA DELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 90, 1876

MAY 90. 1876.
Trans will leave wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, u Al
7e0, 10, $50, $50. s.52. lois. 10 90 a. M; $50
ta1.2o, 9.54,p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. l.39. a. m. ;
l2.14, 1881, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l252,
$50 a. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and washington, l2o2, Los. $50
q. M; 1885, 1.23, $40, 7.10, p. m
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 1855, $40, 9.35, a. m. Las. $50
p. m.
wyoming and intermediate stations, L.. .55,
a. m. 7.4o p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station l26i. s.SJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate statene, SIC
q. M, ,4.45, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.32, r. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1892, l.55
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at tho i"pot.
$3.50 P. M, train on Monday, Wednesday q
Saturday, will max close connection at De-
mar with tram for Ocean City. -.
On and after Tuesday, August LIST. 1876,
passenger trains leaving Wyoming at $50 q.
M. and Wilmington at 40p. M, will be
withdrawn.
Trans leaving Delmar at 80 q. m. and
Wilmington sop. III. Will stop at all stat ons.
An additional Accommodation train will be
run between New Castle and Wllm mington,
leaving New Castle at 35 a. m. and arriving
at wilmington 50 a. m.
Ii. T KENNEY. Superintendent.
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WohTH LIVING FoR.-It is not of every
business man that it could be written, as
of William L. Garner, who persisted In
the late yacht accident in New York bay
"He had always kind word for every
one he paid liberal salaries proper va
cations were given to all, from the high
est to the Lowest, and if one was taken
sick his check was sent to him regularly
every pay day" After all, the Sweet
remem brance of the just" appears to lie
the thing most worth living for.
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Tilden's Delay,

New YORK, July 2s,-Gov. Tilden
has delayed his letter of acceptance
over a month, the longest delay on re-
cord, the next being that of Horatio,
Seymour in 1868, who waited "a days.
The campaign Cannot be considered
fairly opened until the letters of &C
ceptance of candidates are before the
country, ,and, in consequence, Tilden's 8
delay excites general comment and
some surprise.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29
NOTICES.

N0TICE-Aid Losn Associa alton, 9th series;
~ first payment due July 10. Money with
drawn on, 80 days notice subject to the By
Laws. and after the first 6 per cent Interest
allowed for the whole time. 1st series wi
mathie In about years and ] month. This
Association has had great prosperity. Minors
may hold shares by trustee. One of the hest
ways OF saving end accumulaling money and
OF getting home. Information cheerfully
given by GEO. c. MARKS. ses'ry.
iys2tf
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

ARRIVALS AT REHoBoTH,- Arrivals
at Rehoboth, still continue numerous,
thirty three arriving on Saturday
twenty five at the Bright House, and
eight at the Surf House. Twenty
more arrived at the Bright House,
yesterday, A large number of persons
went down this morning.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

TRAINED BIRDS AND MIcE-The travel
ing Italian with his trained birds and
white mice is again in town, giving
street performances to numerous and de-
lighted audiences. His little pets per-
form numerous tricks, which are very in-
teresting and attract the older peo-
pie, as well as the children, to the scene
of performance
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

BASE BALL,-The Quicksteps were
to have played with the Chester club,
at Williamsport, Pa, yesterday, but
no report of the game has yet been
received.
The Independent and Wilmington
clubs of this city, will play on the
Adams street grounds Monday after
noon
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

IMPORTANT CHANGE.-On and after
Tuesday next, the Delaware Railroad
train north leaving Wyoming ut $50 a
M, and the south bound train leaving
Wilmington at 7.40 p. M, will be with.
drawn. Trains leaving Delmar at $50
a. m., and Wilmington at $50 p. m., will
stop at all stations. An Additional train
will also be run from New Castle, leaving
there at 735 a: m, and arriving here al
.hr
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29
A Man and wife drowned to gether.

A man and WIG drowned TO Kether.
NEW YORK. July 28.-The Plymouth
Rock waa delayed by going ashore at
Rockaway. SO that she did not reach
the Twenty-third street pier on her
last return trip till between I0and II
o'clock. The pier was not lighted,
and the nearest lights in any direction
were those of the ferry, block above.
Charles Ohlweller and his wife, of No
Cos Secondavenue, got off the steamer
and, walking along the pier, turned in
the darkness up towards Twenty sec
ond street before they had gone far
enough. They fell into the water ano
were drowned. Three men jumped in
after them, and after about fifteen
minutes search the first officer of the
steamer recovered Ohlweiler's body,
and the boats of the steamer brought
in his wife's body twenty minutes Ia
ter. Ohlweiler was forty-fve years
old and his wife twenty-five. They
leave seven children.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

y. 81. G. A.--Three open air meet
ings. under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be
held tomorrow Sunday afternoon, as
follows: Water and Market streets, at
4 p, NJ; Sixth and Market streets, Al
Adams and Elm streets, 81; all christian
workersand the public are invited.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

IcE.-Walton 81 Bro., are unloading
to day at the foot of W est street cargo
of 375 tons of Kennebec river ice from
the schooner johnson. The ice is tom
"a to 28 inches thick,
The daily gazette., 1876-07-29

POLICE CAsEs.-Before the Mayor
last evening John McSorden, an ice
cart driver, was tried on q charge of
assaulting boy named Kerns and
cutting his head. Two witnesses tes-
tilted that Kerns and negro boy
were fighting, and that McSorden sim
ply parted them. The defendant was
discharged.
This morning one case of drunkness
was fined fifty cents and costs.
James Strahan was brouget TO the
cells, last night, suffering from an
attack of mania. He will be sent to
the Almshouse.