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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
Local Time Table.
rRArNs LEAVE WILMINGTON.

For Philadephia.-2.17. 691, 700, $40, $50, 959,
1O45 A. M. l2il, 1881, $50, sos, 5.l6, 720, s54,
lila P NJ Sundays, All, 5.sl, s1O A. NJ. 500, $50,
Fl For riHs, New York-s17 NJ ;1214 64s
p. NJ. Sundays, All, 5.2l, A, N.
For Baltimore:El262 Log, by, AN y;59' LIS,
u For washington-19.59. 1.55, s8s, A. M jI2.59,
LIS, 12s 71O, 1O.16 p NJ Sundays, 1883, 1b5 A. M I;
' For New Oastle.-5OO, $50. 9s5. a, M LIS. eSOP.
For Delaware r. R-5OO ss5, A. M, $50 P. NJ.
For Wilmington & Reading R. R-6.4O, A. M. ;
3q5, 5l5, P. NJ. No Sunday Trains; :.
For Wilmington & Western r. R.-l020, A. M. ;
$50, p NJ No regular Sunday Trans.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia.-1242, I45. s. %, -9sl, 11.50
A. M. 1851, LOS, lis, 4;9O, 5l5, 6.25, 100 TO-
10.11, lilo P, NJ; Sundays 1919, 1.45, 1905, A. M ;
1O.li, p Nj. sundays, las, A. NJ l0,li, p. NJ.
From Baltimore.-2.07, 5l8, 800 (from Havre de
SrsGe), s47 1904 l2.35, 6SS; p s9 "a laIO4
From Washington.-2U7, 5.ls, A. M. ;12O4, .35,
536, 944 ilO4, P. M. Sundays, 2O7 5ls A. NJ, 944,
From New oastle.-7.55, s.25, A. M ;1s, M. IL 55,
800, 705, P. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
From Delaware r. R.-9.25 A. M. 500. $40, P. M.
From Wilmington & Reading r. R.-sls, 1l.4s A.
NJ. 1885, P. NJ. No Sunday Trains
From Wilmington 4 Western r. R.-7.55 A. NJ
2.2O, p. M. No regular Sunday Trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
From Broad Street and Washington Ave.-7.30.
$40, 1870, A. M l216, 1920 3O0 AGO. 5l5, 500, 40,
945, 1l.30, P. M. Sundays, $50, A. M. 800, 945,
From SD and Market sts-1s5O. A. M; 1910,
iasO' n $780, 'i' p M Sundays 1850 A. M 3d. p
NoTE-Tne black figures represent the /" Limited
Express" on which an extra fare is charged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

AN INDIGNANT VOTER 1t is said that one
of the Democratic voters of Little Greek
Hundred, after having refused to vote on
election day till nearly o'clock for want
of price, was finally offered $40 and given
his ticket, and, as he supposed, money.
After deposlting his ballot, he went to a
store across the way in Lelpsic to make a
purchase, and threw down a ten-dollar bill.
The clerk said chat that was not money, but
an advertisement. He was paid with two
coffee extract advertisements of SIX each.
The same voter, later IN the evening, while
tine judges were counting the votes, told
them not to count his, which was a yellow
one, as he was defrauded out of it.-Senti-
mel Moo. IS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
PhIladeIvnIsl Markets.
associated Press 9elegram,

dooVCNtteu ffeoo 1ettJfuWts
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Petroleum in
active request refined 231(@26c crude,
Ice.
Flour lin better request at slight adj
vance Minnesota family $6.25@675
Peuna, Ohio and Indiana. family 100000
high grades S7@8 rs.
Rye flour, 81 25@4 so.
Corn meal So co.
Wheat scarce prime firmly held Penn.
red $1,27@1 28 /; amber $1.34@1.35.
Rye 65@73c.
Corn in moderate supply and active yell
low 60@61c mixed 10000 new 42@50c;
sail 5815@59c I. o. b.
Oats fairly active white, 37@42c {;
mixed and unsound, SOC.
Provisions quiet mess pork $1,000
II. so smoked hams 15@16c picked do,
10c lard 10@10%c.
Whiskey, western $1.10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

THE DIAMOND STATE SPRING Works.
Business is brisk at the Diamond State Gar
Spring Works. The proprietors are now
filling an order for one thousand new
springs, patented by the firm, for the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad. This, when finished,
that road. The company have orders enough
ahead to keep their present force engaged
for several weeks, by which time they ex-
pect several new orders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
Autires.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

Il
a public night school will be opened by the Board
of Public ducation, in Wilmington, on TU ESDAV
evening, November 2lst, at O'clock in school house
No. 8, corner of Eighth and Wollaston streets. No
person will be admitted as pupil who is under IL
years of age, or who is In attendance at any day
school. he admission fee wi be 81 for the term
which must be paid at the time of en- rance. Appl
cat on for dmi sion may be made at the school on
the opening or any succeeding evening, BY order
of the Committee. HENRY ECKEL,
novlS-3t Chairman.
MUT1CE--ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV.
IN s0th, the train leaving Wilmington at 6.30 p m
will not be run south of Harrington. The tram ar
riying at Wilmington at 9.25 a m, will start from
Harrington. (Slgned,) II. F. KENNEY,
novl7.tt Superintendent.
NOTIOE-TO OITY AND SCHOOL TAX PAY
In ERS FOR 1S76.-PeTsons who have not paid
their City and School Taxes for 1876 (bils having
been rendered to them,) and who cannot pay at
once, viii please call at our office and make some
arrangement as to when they can pay, and thus
avoid notice by postal card to those who do not call
we will send postal cards ~.
Office No. 10 Bast Sixth street, between Market
and King.
Hours from a. m. to l2 M. from to and to 8
p. m E. PROVOST,
Collector Tor N. District.
E. FARMAR
oct18-d Collector for s. District.
NJ OTICE-DELAWARE STATE BONDS-THE
IN Treasurer is now ready to redeem the Delaware
state Bonds due January 1st 1885, at their par value
with accrued interest All persons holding said
Bank at Dover, for redemption at once
THOS. B. GILES, State Treasurer.
LAUREL DEL, September Goth 1876.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
AWEttntt lSalRs.
A TTENTIUN.

A TTENTIUN.
There will be public sale of large number of
valuable pieces of real estate (beng the whole of the
late William H. Naffs real property at the auction
room of Drake 81 o., No. East Fourth street. Will.
mington, on TUESDAY, November 2lst, at II
O'Clock, m The list includes the Temperance
Hall, also three-stOry brick honse and store on
Fourth street, betueen Market aud King a house
and lot on Second street. valuable lot ON fth and
Orange streets, and 81 lots on Pennsylvania
teenth street. and Franklin street
These are the best lots offered at public sale
in his city.
Terms easy.
Plot may be had ut the auction room of DRAKE
d CO., or at the Office of VICTOR DUPONT.
nOy9-I1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

Eg- -IMPoRTANT.-If you are gong to see the Gem
tennia Exhibition with wife and children, write
to Bottoms Washington Hotel Chestnut street
above Seventh, Philadelphia, and give the number
of grown persons and children in your family and
how long you propose to stay and get their prices.
If you are going with party, society or lodge, do
the same.
Washington Hotel with wide Chestnut street
front, only charges $500 per day. and $3.50 for sup
per, lodging and breakfast; and the branch Of the
Washington, on the European plan, on Seventh st.
near Chestnut, only chargest &l.0O for room, and
there you get good meal for fifty cents il you
desireit, or you can get your meals anywhere else
you choose.
And another thing: If you desire to spe d a few
days or longer at the finest Seaside resort in Amer
lea, writ for prices at Columbia House, Cape May
only two hours ride from Philadeph /, with full
ocean front, beautiful shaded lawn music and every
other desirable attraction. le28-w6s&wtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
FIFTH EDITION.
A Terrible Cyclone.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND PER-
SONS PERISH IN INDIA.
associated Press Telegram.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A Reuter- telegram
from Calcutta, states that later accounts
say that 1900 persons perished during
the cyclone which passed through Eastern
Bengal on the 31st of October. The Gov
ernment is taking active steps for the relief
OF the distressed population Of the district.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
CITY ITEMS.

E%- NERVOUS DEBILITY.-VITAL WEAKNESS on
DEPRESSION: a weak exhausted feeling, no energy
or courage; the result of MENTAL ovERwoRR, Ex-
cEssEs, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
g. 1t tones up and invigorates the system, dispels
gloom and despondency nnparte strength and en-
man: Been used twenty years with perfect success
by thousands. Sold by deal lers. Price, 81.OO per
single VIAL OF $500 per package of five vials and
Sc vial of powder Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, 562 Broadway, New York. See large
advertisement. feb25. .eod&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold on the premises, on
SATURDAY, DEC. I'd, AT $50, P. NJ,
Five Building Lots and one Dwelling,
In the town of Newport, Dell situated on the south
side of Market ST., (the main street,, between Wal
nut and Augustine Sts., each lot 25 feet front
TERMS-tlne quarter cash on execution Of deed,
balance in A. and IL months with interest," secured
by notes with approved endorser, or discount of
per cent. will be allowed where entire purchase
money is paid in cash. THOMAS BRACKIN,
nOvA vydata h1ctfonaar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
Boston.

TWO PERSONS DROWNED WHILE FISHING.
associated Press Telegram.
BosToN, Nov. 18.-Edward Sparrow and
Charles Maker, while fishing near Harwich
Yesterday, were drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

The anniversary meeting of the PASTORS
Bible Glass, of the Second Baptist church
will take place on Thursday evening, Nov.
29d, in the lecture room at o'clock. Ad-
dresses and music will form part of the
programme The church and congregation
are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

wGooD BYE TO THE CITY HosP1TAL.-Tony
Il. Gronau, who had his leg broken by
stepping in hole on Front street, on the
night Of October 29th, and who has been
at the City Hospital since that time, having
home, at Petersburg, Va, yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
3artMersltir alntttes.

NHANGE OF oo.PARTNERsHIP.
~
This day have disposed OF my interest in the
IRON steel hardware and paint business, conducted
under the firm name of Belah s. Elicit, at the
corner of Third and French streets, to Winfield S
alone authorized to settle the business of the said
firm. would ask continuance of patronage so
berally bestowed upon the old firm to their success
sorB ALFRED s. EIlIOTT
WILAiTNGroN, DRI Novemt or /, 1876
The business will be conducted at the old stand,
corner Of Third and French streets, by the under.
signed, using the firm name of Belah, Quigley &
Co., and we ask continuance of patronage with
which the old firm has been SO liberally favored.
II. s. BELLAH.
W. S. QUIGLEY,
@. Il. DURE.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. l. 1876. novl4-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
FOURTH EDITION.
MaryIand,s official Count.
Ass0eiated Press Teleqram.

T1LDEN's MAJORITY 19,799-coNeREss
ELECTED.
Associated Press Telegram.
BALTIMORE Nov. 18.-The official vote of
Maryland for President and Vice President
is, for Tilden 81, 7sO; Hayes 1881; Tilden'a
majority, 1879. Official majorities for
Congress, First District, NJ. Henry 1882
Second District, Charles B. Roberts, 3,019
Third District, William Kimmell, 1853
Fourth District, Thomas Swami 2, 531; Fifth
District, Eli j. Henkle 2731, Sixth District
William Walsh IA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

oHILoH BAPTIST OHURoH.-Rev. B. L.
MSore, lately ordained minister of the
Baptist denomination, will preach at Shiloh
Baptist church, this city, tomorrow, at 1919
and ~. He has received call to that
charge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

TIE FIRE LAST NIaHT.-The light from
the burning of the Changers encampment
near the Centennial grounds was plainly
visible in this city last night and even sur
prised the citizens Of Greenbank. There
were many conjectures in regard to the To-
cality, some placing the fire at Chester some
Ridley Park, and others still beyond Phila-
delphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The first
Teachers Institute, this season, will be
held at Newark ON Nov. 30, Dec. and q.
The announcement was made some weeks
ago bv the COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

CLAYTON LOAN SALEs.-At the 37th
monthly meeting of the Clayton Loan As
socistion, last evening, $1,000 sold at 81
premium per share, per month, and $50 at
OK capfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

FINED FOR JUMPING ON THE TRAIN--
Three boys, by the name of Thomas Flani-
gan, - Mclaughlin, and Eddie Hayes,
we're charged before the Mayor, this morn
ing by special police officer William Legg,
with jumping on the cars while in motion,
and running through them in disorderly
manner. The Mayor gave the boys lee
ture, and let them off by paying costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
Etnauctal.

Associated Press Telegram.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Gold quoted, 5hi .
morning, at $l.09M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

A PIr1ARIE CAsE.-A strange gray haired
on Shipley Street last evening for drunken
ness and disonierly conduct. She was put
in the cells, and this morning discharged as
a common tramp. We could not get her
name, but she does not belong to Whining
Acnn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

On Thursday, VIM. Blizzard, Sr., caught
three large snappers in one hole in Chester
creek. One of them weighed ten pounds.
The U. s. monitor Mtdntonondh will
probably be launched at the Roach Yard,
Chester, soon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

WHERE Is THE BUTTER.-An empty but
ter tub was found this morning in an allie,
at Fifth and Washington streets, but wherl
the butter was, remains mystery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

PULPIT EXCHANGE DIR. Nixon Of
Central, and DIR. Otis of West, will ex-
change ipulpits tomorrow evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

New PAPER MACHINERY Remington,
Bayley q Co. are engaged in making OK
tensive new paper machinery for the mills
of Thomas s. Marshall, about mile and
half north of Yorklyn station, on the W.
tS W. R. r. The same firm has also made
n new sixty-horse power Corliss Engine, for
w. E. Garrett & Co.'s snuff mills, at York
lYn station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

who was arrested last night for jumping on
trains and annoying passengers, with the
intention of giving him a hearing this
morning, was not on hand at roll call Up
on examination it was found that he had
worked his way through fue into another
cell, and going in amongst the dodgers, had
walked out with them, this morning, I'M
noticed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
Bnardtng.

DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR COM.
ID municating rooms, at sOl West street, Whining
ton, Del. oct4.f
ROARDING,-oNlE SECOND STORY FRONT
ID room with board, at
oct2l-lmt 613 KING STREET.
DOARDING-FOR MAN AND WIFE, WITH A
- furnished front room on I'd floor. Also room
sep29.tf sl4 WEST STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
ON Naturdav MOrntnu. Nov, 4

A large assortment of new and second hand Oar
hgss and Harness of various styles and of the best
manufactures Of our city and elsewhere, and NUM-
ii of horses.
Track and road sukeys, carriages and harness to
are Always on hand a large stock for sale or ex-
1hange for secondhand work. The largest assort-
aGnt of new and secondhand carriages, double and
nngle harness in WILMINGTON may be seen at our
oaIaar. All in want of good turnout in the way
aslters etc., should come TO our bazaar. Satisfac-
hon guaranteed. WILLIAM MERRlOK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
Ttr GhMrGtes, Tp-murrnap.

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Market
i street above 9Th, Rev. /. B. DuyaI, pastor.
ing Mercy 7.3O p m fifth sermon Of the series on
Curlst and Salvation, Christ's public entrance up
on the office of Saviour" Young peoples prayer
meeting at Up m.
DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH,
~ Delaware avenue and West street, Rev. l. M.
Preaching morning and evening by the pastor
Baptism in the evening.
A sBURY M; e; CHURCH, Srd and Walnut Sts
n Rev. Geo r. Kramer, pastor.
Preaching at 10 30 a. m. and p. m.
LNIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, King street above
Il 10th, Rev. 7. NJ. Eastwood, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and 80 p. M, by the pas
tor. Morning subject Flijah's Request" Even.
ing, The path OF the just" Sunday School meets
at a. m.
ENPWORTH CHAPEL, corner Tenth and Church
II streets, Rev Louis E. Barrett pastor.
su ject, Safety of the Flock " Evening. " Nine.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Fourth and
y French Sts Rev. r. B. Cook, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor, a. 10 20 a. M, and 7SO
your calling and election sure.n Eve ing, =" Let us
not be weary in we'll doing" Sabbath school and
PASTORS bible class at p. IN.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, Delaware Ave;
IN nue. and Washington streets. Rev. s. S. Seward
Services at 1890 a. m. Subject, 1.-THE Parable of
the Leaven."
4 lLD SWEDES CHURCH, Seventh and Church
Service on every Sunday morning at 1870 a. m,
afternoon at 800 p. m. sunday school at D. m.
FTNRINITY p E. CHAPEL, 9th and King streets,
IL Rev. w. j. Frost, D. D., rector.
Morning at 10& a. m. Evening 1t ~ p m. The
Rev. DR.. Charles Breck will oficiate morning and
evening.
LIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, r West street
IL above 8th, Rev. f. Israel, pastor.
Preaching at the usual hour
VNEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, sth and
w Washington streets, Rev. j. M. P. Otts,D. D.,
pastor.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. Subject, Church Off
GERS their duties and responsibilities " Preaching
at 730 D. m. by Rev. DR.. Nixon of central Church.
| GT. PAUL'S NJ. E. CHURCH, Market street
! - above 9TH, Rev. w. p. Davis, pastor.
Morning subject, Mode of Baptism"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

LAsT OF Rev. MR.. TAY1oR's SERMONS =
Rev. VIM. Taylor finished his weeks series
of religious work, last night, at Union NJ.
E. church. His exercises have all been at
teuded by large congregations, that at the
Union last night being unusually large.
"Strive to enter in at the straight gate"
was his text. Being an oriental traveller
and familiar with the ruins Of Jerusalem,
the walls and gates Of the city were used as
illustrations to his subject. At the close
of the sermon, prayer meeting was held,
when two penitents presented themselves
at the altar for PRAYER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

FEMALE SHARPs.-A couple Of very finely
attired women, few evenings ago came
into Lemuel Marr's shoe store, 621 East
Seventh street, pretending that they wanted
to buy some children's shoes. Mrs. Mari
ing first this and then that box of shoes,
when one of them going to the door ex-
claimed, "Oh, listen how the Dimicrats are
cheering for Tilden." This divided Mrs.
Mars attention, during which the women
concluded that they didn't want any shoes
and left the store. The next morning,
when about hanging out his shoes, MIR.
Mari found that large pair of mems boots
had disappeared, 1t is supposed about the
same time the women left to join in the
cheering.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

WILLIAMS YANKEE SoAP-oNE OF THE
w finest and most popular Shaving Soaps in use.
A large stock received, The trade supplied by
n. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
AT MERRICK,S BAIAAR

CORNER OF FOURTH AND WALNUT SITS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
AE &
AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY MORN
ING AT 1880 0'OLOUK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18

+ X. ID. SFEDS,
e.. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Shop, Fourth Street, between West and Tatnall.
Residence, Adams St, doors south of Delaware
Avenue. Estimates furnished on all kinds OF work,
and Jobbing carefully. attended to at re tsonable
prices, tmy2S, ,1y-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
q COMM ERclAL.
wnMrNeToN, DEL. November 10, 1876.

Raported BY OraiRe johnson 4 Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 6th and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20
The Polk Family.

About 1860, Robert and Magdaien Pol
lock, together with their six sons and
two daughters, set sail from the county
Donegal, Ireland, for America, and set =
tied in the then colony of Lord Balti-
more and now Somerset county, Mary
land. at place now known as Dane s
Quarter. All the sons married and be-
came the progenitors OF numerous fami-
lies. From one Of the sons were de.
scended the late President james X
Polk. General Thomas Polk, of Neck
lenburg fame, Bishop and Lieutenant
General Leonidas Polk and others from
another son, Gov. Charles Polk, Of Della
ware, deceased and from another, the
late e4-Governcr Trusten Polk, OF Mis-
souri,. From Robert, the fifth son of
Robert and Magdaen, is descended the
artist. This Robert-of Robert and
Magdalen-inarried Miss Guilette, and
had son Robert who married Miss
Peale, sister of Charles Peale. the foun-
der Of Peale's Museum. This latter
Robert. father OF Charles Peale Polk,
was Il distinguished naval officer IN the
French war, and was mortally wounded
on board his ship by splinter during a
desperate engagement.-P Potter'S Aneti.
ran MOnthly, Mdy 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20
THE FLIGHT OF BIRDS.

y year ago last April, the pigeons
flew for two or three days up and down
the Hudson. In long bowing lines or
else in dense masscs they moved across
the sky. 1t was not !he whole army,
but | should think at least one corps of
it; | had not seen such a flight of pi-
geuns since my boyhood. | went up
to the top OF Ike house, the better TO
behold the winged procession. The
day seemed memorable and poetic in
which such sights occurred.
While | was looking at the pigeons
a flock of wild geese went by, harrow
ing the sky northward. The geese
strike deeper chord than the pigeons.
Level and straight they go as fate to
its mark. cannot tell what emotions
these migrating birds awaken in me
the geese especially. One seldom sees
more than flock or two in season,
and what spring token it is The
great bodies are IN motion. 1t is like
the passage OF victorious army. No
longer inch by inch does spring come,
but these geese advance the standard
across the zones at one pull. How my
desire goes with them; how something
in me, wild and migratory. plumes it,
self and follows fast,-J0iH BpTr0u1bc
N Seminars "Wi1sVmmcr lIohday
NVmber.'
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20
GEN. CUsrER.s WIDOW,

who was noted for her devotion to her
husband, is in an alarming condition.
During divine service at her house she
tainted, and remained in swoon for
nearly an hour. Her case excites much
sympathy,
II has transpirrd that Custer was
without command, The regiment was
divided into two wings, under Reno and
Benteen, and Custer was left withou,
troops. Gen. Terry had to call on him
TO tind passesithrough the BadlLands, anC
Terry sad in one instance that no on,
else would have done it so well. On tn,
morning Of June y, for the first tim,
custer was gwen a command, and those
who know him do Lot wonder that NJ
tried to make the most OF it and hazar
ded all IN an attempt to conquer tn
| Sioux xiwlthout assistance,
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20
Personal .
Stanley ia still lost.

Stanley is still lost.
Mrs. Custer has no husband, rather,
mother, brother. sister or child.
Queen Victoria has invested the
King of Greece with the Order OF the
Garter,
Dom Pedro in his l0l days residence
in this country travelled 800 miles
by rail.
Miss Glyn, the celebrated actress, has
been imprisoned in England for con-
tempt of count.
Queen Victoria personally conducts
a Sunday school for the children con-
nected with Windsor castle.
Alexander Henderson. husband of
Lydia Thompson, is about to take the
Charing Cross theatre, London.
General George b. Mcclellan and
family are at CobourG, Ont. They in
tend remaining there during the sum.
mer.
Governor Tilden, Governor Hend-
ricks and Mr. William Nj. Evarts
were among the guests at Saratoga last
week.
The late DIR. Bronson is 10 have a
Boston by Catholics OF that and other
cities of the Unieu.
Mr.. Manton Marble, late editor and
proprietor of the New York World,
will shortly wed Mrs. Lombard. a
beautiful and wealthy New York
widow
The daily gazette., 1876-07-20

British justice has again manifested
Is stern lace IN the sentences passed by
the Qneen Bench on the four directors
q the Eupion Gas Company, Convicted
Of con piracy to obtain false quotation
On the Stock Exchange. Joseph Aspin.
wall and Charles knocker were sen.
fenced each to twelve months impr,son.
hent. Muir and Whyte were given two
msnths. This attempt at deception by
procuring a false quotation We fear i.
more commen here in this country than
mo5t people believe. It is easy, by .
ilttle colluslon between the operator anc
his broker or auctioneer, to rIn nm
price on secErity that might work ;
most serious loss, and such deception
are frauds demanding u penitentiar-
penalty,