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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-02-28
Sewing Machine Premium.

The superior Sewing Machine offer as Premium, Is
the well known Weed Machine and IL manufactured by the
Weed Sewing Machine Company Hartford Conn., 1t Is adapt
ed to all Of family sewing; be readily compre
hendrd any easy; always ready will do any
and all kinds sewing with less changing and fewer
achments; elfadus,ng; is two thread Machine, making
nm Elastic Stitch stands solid and rm has neat
and convenient Several Of these Machines, during
the past year, been delivered persons who have returned
the reuuiste number of names.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-02-28

With the very liberal offer which enabled make
beautifully urnsh table liz now within the reach of almost ev
cry housekeeper; and here opportunity, Of which, If the
ladies' avail themselves they may secure, with but little trouble,
valuable set of Silver Cutlery Those articles made for
BY Chas E. HUNTINGDON the of the Lucus Hart
Manufacturing Company, 81 Fulton street, New York. and
warranted be of the material.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22

dollar bills wood make him rich, and
II was within his reach. All hs he'd to
do wux 10 give me the other i've bolts
for ths use Of the corporsshsn.
! shoodent hsv been 30 liberal, but |
hedn't he'd drink for four hours, and
Bacon he'd refoozsd likksr except for
down payment, and he'd put up the
price to four times the weight Nv
the likker glass and all, In Ave dollar
notes. | waz driven 10 maxim any
terms possible.
The monster, ~uE, however, inflexi-
BILE. He lated me 10 skorn. He 70.
fooEsd the millyuns offered him. He
ssd he wood sell the paper to ms at ten
cents bolt, cash, or he wood even give
me credit for the fvs bolts.
This wuz a gleem Nv comfort, and
eagerly accepted II. Bnt he crushed
III. with these crooel words:
On credit ell wood give good ne
c0ority.
Secoority! Wat holler mock-ry
Whsr Good git sscoorityi And 10 J,
with the ,neens Nv maxim millyuns in
my hands, wuz redoosed to abiect pow
erty for want nv fifty cents to buy the
wall paper on which TO print my
millyuns.
The Corners 10 prostratsd. Bascom
hez the millions ". hev printed, the
citizens hevn't a dollar, and we can't
git no more paper TO psEdo0se more
currency. Wat We shal do hewitt
the slightest idee. Ef Good git the
Louisville paper dealers to take our
money fer more paI.er, and Of Simpson,
the printer, wood 60 on and print il,
takin his pay in kind. al wood be well.
But sz We can't git any, we hev yoosed
up al the paper Simpson he'd, and ri
hs hezn't got anything TO buy any more
with except what the cold.hartid and
paper merchants won I take,
Dor case is hard indeed. We are r0oin-
I'd, and spose w shsl hsv TO return
10 the old kinds Nv money. But wat
will Bascom do with tho accnmulashen
be hsz on hand Idread to face him.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY,
Toledo blade. Finanseer.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
s P ECIAL L.
A LARGE OFFERING
-Cf-
.uPIN's FABRICS

Having had advicas Of Contempla'
ed advance Of LUPIN'S FABRICS, o.
,+cialIy their Black CaskneIes and
)lerinos, We have hastsned TO make
mother very large purchase Of these
celebrated goods, so that We may br
kbls 10 continue. the sale Of them at our
PAST LOW PRICES.
The immense quantities We handle
i've us great facilities in the purchase
Theses goods. which leads us to be.
-v- that there can be no successful
competition with US in prices, proyi-
ping the goods could be found in this
|narket.
We have heard much dissatisfaction
oppressed of late by ladies' who have
Purchased Black Goods in poorly
GIFTED stores, by finding after they
Of them in strong light that they
Fer- too Blue i'm color and In
|srior in quality. .
Our BLACK Goods Depa rt-
ment Is located in the lightest part
Y our magnifciently-ligh store, so
hat ladies' may make their selections
Fi,h the positive knowledge that the
pods can appear no better in color
pr quality at time Of purchase than
Fhen examined with the utmost scru-
my At home.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
For the Republican.
ChrtStfAssA Items.

Rev. M. A Booth will preach in ths
N. \. church in Christiana, Del, al
1870 a H., and the pastor at 7 p. IN,
next Sunday. Subject, "The little
Foxes"
Sewing bees are the order Of the day
at Christiana now. There was one at
the N. 4. Parsonage last week, and an
other to-day.
The Singing Association Of the N.
X. church is practicing for a concert to
come of the second week Of December.
Il,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
Attempted Suicide.

At St. Paul Minn.. Tuesday, Otto
Montgomery ATTEMPTED suicide by shoot.
ing, ini6cting q severe wound in the
head. His son while attending at his
bedside tainted, dropping ker ossne
lamp, which exploded, setting fire 10
the bed and burning the father to death.
The son revived and rushed into the
strest with his clothes burning. The
fire upon him was extinguished after
h- Lad been severely burned.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
TEE rEA.. ssssw. sssw eIs-.A1
" =. a. aAssLsn. X. D. ~. !

~ y. a. hAhALkk, =. D. ~. y. II
The little stream that turns the mill,
The gentle slope. the rising hill,
The forests In the vale between
So lately clad In living green;
The golden rod and aster near,
WHISPER sof, 1.-The Au,umn 10 here"
Later comes the redfening glow
Which cooler nights and ffosfs bcstSw.
When bud and leaf 0f Grim, on hue
0listsn Mt morn with frozen dew.
Then Autumn speaks In louder tone:
With many q sigh, with many moan
Whistles the wind In notes OF lear,
Autumn dies. the Winter u ncsr."
30 when In life ws feel the hand
When nature turns our glass OF sand,
Our leaf 10 withering on the bough
And Autumn's seal 10 on our brow,
Her gentle voice We then will hear
softly sayin9. "Autumn ID here" ....
When feeble stops old age proclaim,
And lie 10 life but In ths name,
The loss Of sight, the scanty locks.
Show that Deaths angel loudly knocks,
He knocks aud speaks those words oi fesr,
"Tis past. It's past, Winter 10 near"
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22

kRESTOk ROOFING Still ahead
IL took frpt premium ut the Dover Fair,
,nd see II at the Asbestos Depot, Front
Market. Pilbeam and MOrtlOck.
INotIcc.-The Asbestos mixed paints are
W. per gallon. and Lead Mixed Paints, 81. ~
I gallon at .. ..r.-..-... -
'iREAM 4 MORTl.SDGhk kTORE
NOk. hUNi AND Il NET 81. t.
(',is' Brushes, Varnishcs, &C., vt the usual
"'"s. jlyl6-3m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22

[yN,,,
hW STORE.--The subscriber having re.
moved his Flour, Feed, Drain and Pro.
,IIl In store to the >. T.. corner Of Front and
|ison sire TT, taker this method Of Info IN
u" "ld friends and customers that he will
p q full stock of all tho hest brands oI
E"ny Flour, 1r in. Sect and PROVISIONS.
which he IL selling vt tho lowest market
(v,,, foods delivered to all parts Of the
I've o. charge. II p. ARMSTRO NJ.
'ct3l.lmdAW
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
PUDllC 1AGA.
rYUBIIC SALE

me unAsrsignsd will sell q Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER =, ls's.
a, No. i91i Market street, eommsnctng At
1850 Z. n,
THIS following described Household Furni-
,ure and Kitchen Utensils: 2 small Hair
Sloth Sofas, . Marble Top Centre Tables,
q large Hair Cloth Arm Rockss. - Hair
e,ioth Wall Chairs, ! WhAtnot, . Hat Racks,
Umbrella Stand, kefltwssstor, Walnut Ex.
,enslon Table, large Side Board, Book cssc,
n I,ining Room and Windsor Chairs, 2
Knchsn Tables, Small Range, . Wood Stovos
and Pips, wash Tubs, ] Desk, ? Mahogany
rabies. Looking -glasses, 3highp0st Bedstsads
/ large spring HAIR Mattress. 3Festher Beds
Rolslevs and Pillows, Mattress Als0 Step
iadders, Clothes Horses, Stair Rods, Curtains
and Yxtufss, Kettles, Pans, Pots, Hhovels.
Mats, bed Quits, Wash.standa, Towel Racks,
an. Ac. Also PAriar. Dining room and
Chambers Carpets on the Aoor, and lot Of
Waiting, and many other articles Of Furni-
ture. Sale will begin promptly at 1880 4. M,
ard continue until all the goods arc sold
Terms cash, before any Of the goods are de-.
livsred. n. "a. ChiIsD
Rsal Estate Broker.
No, 4. w. Seventh street.
L. W. sTIDHAM 4 SON, Auctionesn.
uvfQ.At
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
! Er!ALhIC E0CrEK. :,

" JU HN T. L q N q Rem,
|n,' removed his shop from No. +2l Eas
|, II Street to
En 3G RNCH Rect,
Er'r he Is now prepared TO attend to tn
E'hs, gutterng and spouting businea
[Aring Of Stoves, Heaters and Ranges
|salty. Tin and Sheet Iron work 81 y
lul' made and repaired. sepS3m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
Col. PeltOn and the 30 tier Com
m1ltee.

1t is currently reported that Col. Pei
ton, the nephew OF his uncle, has pack
cd . few changes Of raiment iH his
little carpet bag and fed to Canada,
where hs will remain until after the 4th
OF next March. The reason why this
patriot has preferred to spend the win
ter amid the frosts and SHOWS of the
Dominion Is that he thinks tn. Potter
Committee may collar him and freely
demand that he shall tell what he
knows about those cipher kilograms.
There is prevalent opinion among
careful observers that the cipher tele-
gram frauds are about the last things
that Mr.. Potter and the Democratic
party will care TO investigate. Pelton's
fight merely shows that there Is trouble
In that part Of Pelton's organization
which passes as substitute for con-
science. 1t Is a confession of guilt; but,
then, the guilt was clear enough with
out confession.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
SALE.

By virtue ofs writ OF venditionl exponaa
i.sued out Of the District Court Of the United
states for the District Of Delaware. ~ the
suit Of X. r. shannon l. Co., and 70 me
directed, viii expose TO saio vt public sue
tIon, and will ssll " the highest and best
bidder for cash on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ETH, ISIS
II 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
a, tho Custom House, In the city Of Whining
,on. tho sloop "PtttiQuansett," !" her tacklo, sp-
pa-ui, hrniturr and Appurtenanccs.
HENRY II. Nom UI.LEN.
U, 8. Marshai. District Of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
HUMOROUS,

On being asked Why he went int
bankruptcy, Jones replied, "Well, my
liabilities were large, my liabilities Du.
merous, and probabilities unpromising,
and so | thought I'd do a. my neigh
bors do"
A wag who thought TO have q Joke at
the expense Of an Irish provision deal
er, said: "Can you supply me with a
yard Of pork" Pat" said the dealer
to his assistant, give this gentleman
three pigs feet"
Two friends we're passing church
one evening when = strong smell Of
burning leather pervaded the air. IL
wonder II that is the odor OF sanctityf"
said one. ~ think IL must be-" was
the quick reply, "for II smells Of
solss.
A Minneapolis cat has achieved
kitten with five heads, and We can i'm
agin- how sweet 1t will be when that
cat attains its majority,to have it sit on
ths back fence and commune with It.
self.
Here is . good thing told by Mr..
spurgeon: "When wasain Arran quite
recently, said the reverend gentleman,
II heard Of . minister who preached
in certain church, and at ths close Of
the service was strongly urged to
promise for q future supply, the collec-
ton after his sermon having been un.
usually large. "Dear me-" said the
minister with becoming pride, what
might your ordinary collection amount
tor Last Sunday it was twopence
halfpenny.' What is it to-day, them
asked the minister, expecting to hear
large sum. 'Eightpence- halfpenny',
was the reply. Woe Is me- moaned
the minister within himself, for gave
the sixpenoe myself"
'ln my airly days." remarked the
old man as he shov-led coal into the
school-house bin, "they didn't use
coal to keep us 'uns warm. can tell
you.' What did they user" asked
a boy near by. A sad, far-away look
seemed to pass over the old mans face
as he qnietly responded, "Birch-my
boy-birch."
Corruption in our National affairs has
the same effect. on the Government that
a severe cough or cold has upon the
human system. Political reform in the
former and DR.. Bulls cough syrup in
the latter case will remedy the evils.
All the druggists sell itsfor rs cents a
bottle.
TO parents.-How often does slight
cough or cold lead to the most serious
Keep DR.. Bulls cough
syrup at home. Physicians prescribe 1t.
take 1t. Price rs cents.
Col. PeltOn and the 80 tier Com
m1ttee.
1t is currently reported that Col. Pei
on, the nephew OF his uncle, has pack
I'd few changes Of raiment iH his
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
TrHOMAs u. WIER'a
NEW PRICE LIST

'VTNHOWA0 ~. WlEM'W EtEs=
i NEW PRICE LIST
Sugars ~ low ~ Q cents. White Sugar at
3 cents. q caus Of Tomatoes. first class, rs ctr.
2 cans Of Table Peaches. 70 cts; ADS Of Honey,
Is cts; 8 glasses Of Jeiley, 25 cts; 3bs Prunes
Is cts.; 2hs of Pluus, U cts; Shs Of Mince
Meat rs cts; Ans Of A Butter, rs cts.; snS
pealsd Peaches, Is cts; bhs Of Peaches, halves,
q cts; 6hs Of New Peaches, quarters, 25 cts |;
Pumpkins,l 10 cts.; cans Bakers Corn, 25 cts |;
Ssrdlnes, 10 c's.; ans fine new Raisins, rs cts |;
4bs OF Currants, new. % cts; Citron, new, per
D, 20 cts.; 2As iced Fruit Cake. 25 cts; 2hs
Coffee Cakes, rs cts; Macsroons. per h rs cts. ;
3As Soda Crackers, 70 cts., ans Of Oyster
Crackers. 20 cts; 8ks Oat Meal, Is cts; tAs
Sliced Apples, 26 cts; Good Apples. per n,
cts.; Ans New Rice. 25 cts; 3b Excellent
Cheese, IS cts; Blackberrics, cts; French
Peas Is cts. per car; Preserved Pine Apples.
10 cts. u b New Hsminy5 cts a qt.; New
Pess cts: per qt.; Split Peas 9 cts per qt; -
Corn Starch, rs cts. bibs good Starch rs cts.;
Chow Chow and Pirkels 10 cts a bottle !; The
best Catsup In the world IS cts. gallon; rood
Solid Packed Bntter for family use, 20 cts. q
,. All the best Syrups as low as can be
bought and Soap the same. We have had
great run on our 10 cent Coffee-yiv vs 1t trial.
Our Flour Is 40 good nd 30 low we want all To
give ia trial at " 90 per barrel; 1t csn't be
beat. Good Corn 8 cts. per can; Washing
Crystal, IL cts. dos; fne Irish fDulce Is cts.
. b.
Come to LOO Market s,reet for bargains.
THOS. NJ. WEIR, l2ov Ma'ket street, VIII
Del. nvlblm
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
The Great Variety Store
..- --DF- @'
ADAM MS H. ROTH Il r..
sos MARKET ST. "5O6.

A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND NO1IONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
CROCKERWAkE. TINWARE, .a Fte
GLASSWARE, CARPETS, RUGS
FLOOR TABLES, STAIR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE AND POCKET
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA AND GLASS VASES,
FIGURES, CUPS AND SAUCERS
BABY CARRIAGES IN LARGE VARI1iES.
Doll Cdr,iGges. Boys Veiocepedes, Erpress and
Goat Wagons, Whselbarro,Ds.
ALSO THE LARGEsT VARIETY Cr
Was. Chtna and Hatent Dolls In the State
CrOglef, Base BaiLs and Bats.
Rirchdsers ,oo,ld find II to their advantage to
I've w call and er1mine our variety Of go0ds
. we can and scin cell with the cheapesl:
ADAMS 4 BROTHER,
500 MAVRRT STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
)rTOA BUTZ,

)rrOA BUTZ,
manufacturers Of oil Kinds Of
", SE<tARN St.s.Adss
w. WEST FROST %rkt.rf
lHN WILMINGTON, D'-.
'N oFrO. aDrl7.lv I,na "a u
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
WANTED.

vIYANTED.--Am mrddls- aged woman to do
w housswork In the country. Leave Cd.
dress 1t this once p. nv1tNs
ETH !: Ts,S :s.s :'sss %srss rsss nesyy ns
dressed Poultry and game, Tor which the
highest cash price will 10 paid on delivery
In. b. APPLETON. nvl2i
yIYANrED.-Men ofmederats means seck.
w Ing sound, lucrative and perma.
nsnt cash business, 10 call, invsetigAte and
sse an r'lcle Of intrinsic msrtt and rosdy salH
10 every household. Nothing like II In the
nArkot. No patent novelty, but Z staple ar'
nvisu Swan Hotel. wilmington
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22

W. NJ. KENNARD &CO
62l MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
ROOFIN q.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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sPEAR's oFrIcI4L MEAD IN DixGER
The Man who has the Habit OF Telling the
Truth about White House Frauds.

WASHINGTON, July I5.-Just at the close
OF the session. not two days before ADJOURN
ment Mr.. Lockwood. the member from Buffalo
and Chairman of the Committee on Expendi-
lures OF the Interior Department. began the ex-
animation Of witnesses in an investigation for
which he had been slowly preparing for months.
lie was ut active work for two or three days
only. but the inquiry IL likely to turn out
the head Of the Patent ONCE. Commissioner
Spear. or give him at the very least prolonged
leave OF absence while the Secretary tries to
reorganize the office. A single days examina-
ton showed that the salary account Of ono
bureau WIS doubled in some months without in
tho least increasing the amount II work done
the clerks nomnally added to the roll never APP
pearing To do any work OF any description
Special appropriations for photo -lithographing
and other work OF a like character were divert
ed TO the employment OF the clerical force and
eXpedients not unknown in other depal tments
were multiplied here TO provide pay for per
sons who like to get n living without work
ing for IT, Comm missioner Spears frs, serious
din eulty came AT the opening of the fiscal year
when he was required To designate the accounts
and appropriations from which he expected to
pay ms numerous cisrks. INQUIRY followed IN
came next Meanwhile the Patent Onlcc Is prac-
tically disorgani1-d.
This Is n9'hn ;; ne sh In the cl lnte'Gr De Depart
pended the chief clerk Of tho Indian office,
stripped the COmmirsiOn"r OF his adntinstra-
tive powers. and left the office for nearly n year
able 10 do lltlle or nothing beyond mere routine
work. In addition 10 giving places to largo
number Of idlr people. mostly from Maine
Spear has injured himself by an uEiucky habit
OF telling the truth about people in favor at the
White House. An applicant for Office came
TO him Some months ago with strong. on
dorsementt, from Hayes and letter from
Stanley Matthew's. IN which the, silent
and privileged witness remarked that
the appointment of the applicant would
please himself and other friends" Spear ran
over the recommendation from Hayes with tho
remark that he wished the White House would
take care OF its own friends. and then picked up
Matthews ) letter. Himself and other friends
said Spear in great wrath. lie ought TO have
said himself md other frauds" The Appli-
cant, woman, marched back 20 tho White
House and told her reception. There was Il
row .Schur2 was sent for; Spear was, sent
for. But Hs this WIS mouths ago. II probably
has little to do with the present probable re-
moval. which may. 1t is said mako room for
ex-senator Cragin.
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ACTOR SOrEs's RESENTMENT.
A Rou,iniscence Of the Count Josnnes's En-.
gagemenf In the ~ ceun.

John Franklin Noyes, who was drowned
in the Harlem river on Saturday evening was
buried in Greenwood Cemetery yesterday. He
was 40 years old. and had boon an actor since
1853 His last appearance on the stage was in
the company that supported the Count JOnnncs
in the Lyeeum Theatre. That was trying en-
gagement for all the performers. Tor the audi
enccs were merciless in thcr ridiculc Of every
thing that was done, whether it was good or
bad. Night after night Shakespeare was paved
in tho midst OF din that entirely drowned tho
actors voices most If the Time Insulting re-
marks followed each other in constant success
sion, ana missiles We're thrown on the stage in
prOlusion. The company began with the deter
minaton not 10 be tempted into rctorts OF any
KIND but 10 20 through with the performances
rs though playing 10 weli-behavcd audiences
However, the Count sci the example Of talking
back when the Interruptions wcrc unusually
insulting; but he was always dimiiied, and his
language wns polite Robert Johnston an old
and excellent actor next broke the Standing
rule in theatres that nobody but the stage man
ager may address tho audience II lis expostu-
latiOns. too, were in good. though vigorous
English and gained for him little respectful
consideration. Miss Mary Hill. who is nm act
ress Of established reputation, having been
leading lady in many interior thentros bore
the ordeal without remark, although tho blood
rose in her face brighter than the rouge. Not
so Noycs He had a great deal Of what in the
business is called bounce. He had acted in
the Old National Theatre in the times when
Chatham street was the dramatic centre Of
Ono night he was playing hecuio 10
the Counts Romeo. He was fair actor. but
had grown ny IN the bowery school ana BIS
sides, he had for several years been keeping a
hotel in Chirngo, and this being his first en-
gagcmfnt after his return t. the stage. he was
not very onsy ut his work Moreover the part
Of M,fcdiO IL one that is nearly "A bure-que,
even when played by tho ahl"st OF actors, Poor
NoyrB WIS shamelully treated. The shouted
comments were extremely Insulting. He buro
il with some degree Of calmness until. rs n
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BUEL. suddenly. July H. Ora ". Buei AGED -
Funeral services from the residence ~ uts hruhCfin
law X. ~ Dawes ~ quincy st. Brooklyn, OF Nedncs-
day July n. at3P. NJ Relatives and friends invited
~ attend
BiNGilAM-m Canterbury, Conn, zcphaniah Bling
ham AGED ~ years
aged q years. 4 months aud days
The relatives and cnds IT the family are invited 10 at
ind the funeral from Tie residence Of his parents 30
whcrs Il. BrnoklJn, T.. d, on wcdncs iay. the nth
inst at . 80 T. VI
GASOIE suddenly July ~ Adelaide 4 Gasque, the
only daughter uf William ana Sarah A. Basque aged
years aud months
The relatives friends 1T the family respectfully
invited tn attend The funeral from the sidencc Of her
parents. is flrv 4, BROOKLYN. at O'Clock Tuesday
dKoGAN-In Philadelphia. Mrs Mary Grcsan aged 10
years
HOLMES AT Newtown. l. /. July II, Charles Homes
In the J3l year Of his age
IRELAND on Monday. July Is, william H. ireland,
In the TAN wear OF his
friend. are invited the funeral at
hsl rcsiicnc 81 West l-1th IT, Welnc day at 7 VI.
InEWENIlIAl On SUNDAY. iuN ~ Lena. younEcs t
dauahtero Isaac ANA Mary LOcwentha, aged months
AMI - days
Relative. and friends are invited to attend the funeral
on fucsiaN, July ~. az J. " from l3l East pist st.
LEANENWOkrll In Hartford. Conn, July II, Isaac
LcHvrpworth. IN the sSth wear oi his age
McNlfF-o sunday, July Ia. Philip hcNn, In tho
iJih year OF Ia, age
Funeral today at O'Clock from Go West 5ists 1t
NELSON. -Mondny morning. July u. Abran Nelson.
Friends aud relatives respectfully invcS to nd
the funeral services on Wednesday July H. at o'clock
NJ IN. late residence IN New Market. y !.
IIlilEN -On SATURDAY. July 49, Charles Pullcn.
invited TO attend the funeral from hi late cdencc 2Of
North fth = Niamsnur-h, Mt o'clock r VI. on Tues
TERllrNE ON MONDAY Jul, Is. Flora Libby. young.
years 10 months und II days
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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FIGHTING OYER 4 YACHE
An Encounter In which Pistols, Knives, and
Martinspikes were Used.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia desperate
fight occurred ato last night on the wharves in
the northern part OF the city, in which several
men were severely II not fatally wounded, The
participants were owners Of the yacht William
Tell. about which there has been some litiga-
ton. Two Of the owpors Martin WHEEL and
samuel W Taylor, made arrangements to take
lhsir families on pleasure excursion IN the
yathl l9,dAy, Tuprevent this. Charles Il. Mil
bauer, William McAlnn, a man named Lang,
ana another man unknown, obtained a cunning
skin and endrnyored to cut the yacht adrifi
An ARRAY ensued, in which pistols. knives. aud
marllnspikes wer" used, part 81 the time on the
yacht ana part on the skin, some of the party
being knocked overheard. Everybody en-
gagged In tho encounter was more or less in o.
Iured. and Springer and Milbnuer were taken
10 the hospital in dangerous condition.