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s,I1pTsi EDITION
r,,v Excursion


The "J '"1sr weekly excursion from ron
The re- su ssu'n, 10 Ocean City, left here yes
Ely g.l"ps gsemp.s'syf sf 4 mus ~ landry went down
n Patrons 's,in, i, and swelled the mum, !, IN !
the sall,s all,e.ianist, nn to fully one hundred
cfe'sDc cfesc"1S,T,lI,a,e .'s aIoae. As the train pro
@ lN's II. s.y empty cars became complete ne,,e
Fded the sad eIa, about i've hundred exc''i-
filed ars ars landed Ocean City. !,
bnisi' "ei, ,',, has changed much, and
Ocean .ms .nmrsss.nled very gay appear,
tterdaaSyD ayDd p hotels are well filled, and
s. Inc m "ood business. The beach
doug .s entirely lemodeled by old
Oeel, nd 1|, now there is a high bank OF
Fesn, ,aniuo anu along a few feet from the
pre- III, ,he beach, and causes 1t to
neA VOW w suddenly, as the batner
peli Inward ,,,, towards the ocean. The
e,smenls, sles ar, are marked. One Is a rore
PlG'ea,''tfm ssa from the front of each bath
flrllea ,', o,,t into the breakers, Afford
hou,' nro,eclion to ladies. There is
geT1f life saving station erected
ps ~. he,cb. and It's contents are c'lIi-
=. ll'e e,iswed u, by all. The bathing is
,id W" and considered by some, the
OIL y Thos d. Gibson. William
e'''' ,as and a number Of others went
,e,, u v,esterday fora few days cunning.
.'iIi remain until Saturday.
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The Cost Of Liz lht.

b ls7> the approp ialion for public
BPS made by tie Ci y Council was
Moo, which was all penl, aud bills to
amount Of $1,000 contracted hey nd
appropriation, making it really
bunl t1 $4,000. The last Council
|o,ritted $50 Oo0 for the public Ian ps
would have saved at least one-fif' b
bis sum had il rot b' en- for the lega-
bfupad gls bills l. # them by the
kiOas Council. Mr.. Huested, chair
Oithe Lamp Commit ee, is connrrDt
I during 1850 the Committee will be
l to get alo on an appropriation OF
kDOJ, " SlG,OOU at most.
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c.rcrclv Injured.

k.s,erday morning, Monroe Ford, a
1 sJ man employed at the Bellevue
sa |s,siss was severely injured by the
ESnec,ed ] discharge ofa bias. lie had
H. ,he blasl ready, set tue fuse and
rsd fl Lut as he dis 'harge did not oc-
A the proper time, h" went back and
l'oeucel 10 drill out tie powder.
\ = used an explosion. by which
IN. left arm wa, severely shattered
{ow ,Le 81 ow. IL. was removed to
Alm,house, where DR.. Ii Ogle as
ID M DR.. Enos, the resident physician,
Initiated tn shattered arm at the ell
The injured man is now doing
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THE INDIAN RAID COMMISSION,

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Indian
Raid Commissioners, after intervie wing
and examining Wild Hog and other
prisoners at Lawrence yesterday, have
determined that the facts could only be
obtained At the Cheyenne Agency. and
the whole party left to-day at noon for
that point IN private conveyances.
days will be consumed in making the
trip. Senators Kirkwood, Plumb and
Dawes, together with the officers and in
terpreter, made up the party, which
started on its long journey to-day in q
rain storm.
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Mr.. Callers singular Death.

Karl Caller, butcher, of 81 Throop
avenue, Brooklyn, died on Saturday last
Of malignant pustule, disease that is
rare. On Tuesday of last week he Is
suppo ed to have inocculate | his gums
with poisonous matter, from diseased
meat. The swelling spread to the face,
and all the remedies applied failed to
give relief.
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IRISH NATIONALISTS.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August IA, 1870
The National Convention of iffsh Ma
tionalists, which has been in sessien here
during the last ten days, adjOurn&d to-
day. The proceedings we're secret. A
picnic for the beDft of the IRISH Nation
al Fund " i'll be held in Plains township
Tomorrow, at which the trustees of tho
the organization will be preseut.ef5
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I.ft for Philadelphia.

he steamer Mary Morgan which has
N undergoing repairs at the Har-
A lloIlinasworih Co.'S since her col
Lp with the steamer PierrpOnf, left
4 Philadelphia last evening, the repairs
Eine been compile ed. She W II re-
h. hcrtrips to-day between Philadel-
IA and Bridgeport, n. }.
fhe owners Of the Morgan have
Iu.lt suit against Tygert 4 Co., the
hers of the Pierrepont, for damages.
! cas- will be tired in the U. 5. Court,
fladelph.a.
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There was a renewal of the financial
distrust in Montrea yesterday, and bank
shares again declin d. The failure of
Mclnnes Il Co., OF Hamilton, was an
lounced on Wednesday, and that firm
owes $s8O,OOO 10 the Bank of Montrea,, aa5
of which $500, 900 is direct, and S5Oo'ooo
indirect. The Hrm offers 40 cen on the
dol ar, which, it is thought, the bank Will
accept.
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~ 'f Yesterdays DEATH.

n Enilo,, Eip ,ou,ennhe'mer, of the Prostest-
3neyl ,ypa' Sjp Diocese Of Northern New
e i 8. y"s,, su yesterday in Burlington,
ant of =; H. ,'o'ukes, a well-known mer-
ST snn"o.nladelyhi., died yesterday at
2ars. at uolinesburg, aged IS
p,tou ye,lari, H. France, the actor, died in
FaS, He naly aay lhornln, aged abou. 40
health ras',,; "ao otrn for two years in
'cSnltlng from a sunstroka
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A MEAN ACTION.

|ome time duiing last evening, some
temptible individual walked up in
II Of th- store No. 7l5 Market street
with some inslruinen, scratched the
b plate glass in the window. Mr..
liam A. Murphy the owner of the
|Frty will give SO reward for the
fon who committed the deed.
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........,63 car loads,
IHE MARY MORGAN

VIZ siu','eaner "a NTy Morgan, which collid-
N, NJ n.H ine propeller Pierrepont, near
~ uD,ea"a'e, on Friday evening last.
/ ,h ,he ~ yards OF the Harlan Il Hollinps.
Ser hoohpany, this city, last evening.
Irmaa ol'hs thoroughly repaired. She
"uu nu' her Regular route tins mornino
itaos,n, t~~"ers OF the Morgan have entered
,hss hs9HSt the owners of the Pierrenont
h a. ,o. y. . District Court of PhiIadsi'
On Sus aimed by the col
kwern ,h saiu to be a fierce composition
us 'sn sa lle Nary Morgan and The .Jerse,,
6r1 NJ, no,, ,he trade at bridgeport an,I
Sr,.d dWln wi along the river al Il IT il re-.
N in al ana' the owners cater to ibe shin.
Sct ans,'y ns,sely way that can possibly At.
hi, I,'''om. 1t is war to the knifs H. T.,
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gr,O THE ", TERS OF THE NINTH
WARD.-GENTLEMEN During the
Ia ~ two or three years It has been the we'll
known fact that our Waid mas been greatly
were incom petent to vote or act for our In
terests. and knowing the feeling of our
citizens IN this matter hereby ofYer my
sniI as q repre- ents'ive candidate for City
vote for the interests Of my constii uents.
4i.9. Yours, &C., T. L. MOUSLEY.
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yHEKIFF'H NALE.

Z, II ERlFF'b SALE.
- BY virtue Oi u writ OF LevarIa Fe cias
" me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale, al The
LAFAYETTE HOT. l., S4i Sbipley st..
kept by John J. Dougherty, In ine city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, Oh.
WEDNESDAY,
The Sd Day Of September, A. D., 1879,
at 2o'clock, p, m.
The fo,iOwing described Heal Estate, viz |:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land,
situated In the city OF Wilmington afore
said, bounded and described as follows 70
wilt: Beginning at the corner formed by
the inL-rsectiOu Of the westerly side Of
West street and the southerly side Of Four
teepth street. thence westerly along the
said ride Of Fourteenth streeL ~ fret 70
the Intersection of the said side OF Four
teentla street and the easterly side OF STOCK
ton street Al % feet wide, tbences utterly
along said side or Stockton street 50 feet 70
q STAKE, thence easteriy ard p raIlel with
r ruu teenLh street i40 feet t The Aforesaid
side OF West strt ct. d thence thereb,
nOrtl erly IS ieet to the place OF beginning,
b e the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In ex, cutiOn as the
property Of Joseph Hlcharisvn, and to be
sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sheiiffs office. New Castle. August IL,
1919. augl6-sawis,
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SEW Err CAvED IN.

Yesterday Street Com missioner fIyhclI
noticed that the sewer al Fourteenth
ana Scott streets had caved III consfde-
rabiy, the walls having fallen In for
dis ance Of twenty feet or more. He viii!
have ihe necessary repairs made as soon
,.s p. ISL bls.. q
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hi. a M ARSH HEN suoT

(an ,"., ".u,O,n,ng = a Water stree, ,ar..
l"lhsNie Of fS'Ih"',Sized 'hs marsh hen O.. ke Ehe
. |uce above the he NMhrlstiana, NJ a short dis.
Ese 1t to Mr. Mar M,arkel street bridge He
Rasnith, who melGhoir. oi,;ir the hi 2 1t .et
tserv d "%T IN Will have it stnff.d a,..; .eI
td, hut it is me ~ 'rsh hen ls NOT a rar nua IL.
hristiana. Is seldom seen 20 alona do1 q rare are
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|llON OF THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE

a meeting Of the Executive Com
Zee of the Tenth Ward, held last even
\ was decided to postpone the
plnation election for candidates for
Council aid Ins. cctors until Satur-
August 23rd.
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THE FELLOW who attempted TO wreck
a Lake Shore express train deserves no
mercy. The merest luck saved scores of
lives.
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PUBLIC SALES.

YALE OF COWS. 81.
> The Subscribers Will sSETTX1
|ell at Public Sale, A. Red yH(H68M
tbester county, Pa, Aqxk
MONDAY, AUGUST l8, 1879,
All O'Clock. P. M.
SIXTY HEAD OF FRESa COWS,
SPRING Frs AND YOUNG BULLS.
- SILL d BAILEY,
l.. W. Stidham Son Anct'rs au-5 s
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NounInatlon Election.

The Democratic nomination election in
the Eighth Ward, will be held to-mor-
row AFTERNOON 0etw cen the hours of 4
a1d z o'clock At the corner of Eighth and
Pine streets. y t.
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Died..

IOUD.- In this city. on the I6th5dnst
Mary tia, daughter OF Jshn and Char
lotte Doud in the l3tr year Of her Aee.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend her funeral n, m the
residence II her parents, No. 8i4 jefferson
street. on Sund aymorn ng next, i0'ieave
the ,use at O'Clock. to proceed 70 Cherry
Hill Burying Grounds. ..----. "a
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NJ Office WARD MEETING A meet
~ Ing OF the sixth Warn Democrats
will be held this evening al John Mapz's
Hotel, Ninth and Walnut streets. BY
order OF the President. augl4-lt
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Brief Locals.

Council was in session last evening,
until 9:45 O'clock.
Tender loin steak at Fuilmer's.
Procure copy ofthe DELAWARE GA
ZETTE, for this week, and send 1t to
your absent friend.
Salt oysters at Fulimer's.
Why does the Epery Epening use the
words "Associaied Press Despatch"
over cOpi' d kilograms?
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
The "Washy" excursionists hai a good
tune yesterday.
Turtle soup a. Fullmer's.
The Mayor Is authorized to offer re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest of the thieves
that committed the recent robberies.
The city election takes place on Tues
day, September, End.
Smiths excursion goes to New York and
Coney island on the 2Hh Inst.
The democratic pomina'iou for Presi-
dent of Council aud City Treasurer,
takes place on Saturday the 23rd inst.
The residents over Third street bridge
want water pipes.
There were four hundred persons on
the Ocean City excursion yesterday.
The Mary Morgan left The II. & H..
Co.'s, last evening.
The Coroner's jury has concluded its
labOrs IN the cas-. of the baby that was
recently found on the city railway track.
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For functiona: di-orders OF the stom-
ach, liver, or bowels use Dr. buIis
Baltimore pills, the safest and surest
remedy that can be employed.
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zoe. Window.

ee Hive %' sren The 25c. window at the
\ variety AT, n, Will astonish you to to see see
p be Ooa ii, H'; tor l,ialtity of goods that
"'' Dt
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NEW \ ADvERT1sKaGENTs.
NJ OTICE.-A rev ard OF e20 10 offered for
IN the srre1t and .nviciion Of any boy
caught brea King the street amps.
r. hEUSTEn,
auglb,2t. Cha airman Lamp C.m,

~ on August I2th, will be sold 10 pay
expenses OIL Satu'ds August 10th, a. the.
Lafayette n jtel, rniess redeem ed BY the
owner. W., j. MAXWELL,
aug15-lt Chez sf PO.Ice
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1881 Prizes, amounting to ......... tl10, 400
Responsible corresponding agents waht-
ed At all prominent points, to whom u
liberal compensation win be paid.
Application for rates To clubs should OH
ly be made TO the Homo Office in New
Orleans.
Write clearly stating fuii address, for
further Information. or send orders to
M. A. .DAUPHIN,
or same at
No. $40 Broad way, New York.
are under the super and manage
me II Of General, g. 4. Beauregard anu
Juoal A. EaiIy.
Jy9-w&sk w4w.
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MT a RR,TETos

M "A b RRI HDSW
MOORE-VINCENT. A ugust ,sfh, 1t
the resrence Of the BRIDES parents BY the
Rv Gaylord L. Moore, Mr.. Wnn. A
MOoie 10 Miss Clara j. Vincent, both OF
this city. t. ,l.Ifli8u.., t-.l
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PEACH SHIPMENTS.

ne Shipment of peaches yesterday,
\ IN, lhe Delaware Railroad, amounted
iZ9 car loads, for the following
pts.
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Financial and Con. m ercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug. rs, 1879.
L,L'sL stock quotations furnished by
f.ald 4 Co., Clayton House building
VIII. in. ton, Del. ~ ~ M. to-day:
srOOK QUOTATIONS.
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At2 O'Clock d. m,

h'@o CiocA y. uss
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot OF land Situated in
the said city Of Wilmington. bounded and
!escrib as follows, W wit 81 iIk9GinHinx q
the northeriy side OF r streei; between
Head and Townsend straets, at the dis
lance of 100 feet, ftom the easterly side 0f
Townsend street ard at a corner of nti,er
and OF james J. Q1inn or Tie e,.si,s hence
northeriy ahd par AueEtO 15svAteC1 street
along a lin" di vidfna this frDm oiis"f lands
OF the .id JHres Quinn, on The east a.
afort SAID q. feeLt y corner, thence we {.
erly and parallel to B street "a feet 70 n
corner thence sou'herly a. d parallel 10 the
nrst m+riithed line and Tow nsepd street
along y tew line ffvidhiE Il tb0ifsajsnt other
lard Of the sa ii Pet ~. "a iiOS' b0N2s west
81 feet 10 he aforesaid northeriy siIe or B
street, and thence thereby csasferly 2l feet
TO the p'acr OF beginning. be the c1ntents
's Seized, ans alil - sea 'Iy X e..cuaI, Is the
properly Of Peter ]. Quinn anduAsF Sli,s
and Sara Ellis. t., and 70 he sbl / by
-..gsgsss..r.J OHM r Px-L.k,Siharif
Sheriffs dffise. New Caste kuenst IL.
1913. 10 cJANt ~ $awts.
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ANNUAL REUNION.

The annual reunion of the Talley
family, most of whom reside in Brandy
wine Hundred, was held yesterday, in
Talley's woods, where the camp meet
ings were formerly held. The reunion
was very large one, and it was estimat-
ed that there were at least five hundred
persons present. The day was spent IN
various amusements, and during the af-
ternoon addresses were made by Rev.
Mr.. Gregg, of Bethel church; City
Treasurer Francis Vincent, and Eli
Crozier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

TO ali VINO are suffering iiom Tie errors
and indiscretiOns Of yOuth, nervous weak
ness, e.rly decay, los. SO. q ma;n,hoUl, M;, &C., !
FREE OFF OMAN This great remedy
was discovered by y missionary In South
A erica. Send self-addressed envelope
lo the REV JOSEPH T., INHAN, Station d
zew York City.
dac10- -e.h a Wlv
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4 TLANTIC CITY NEW SHORT

~ LlNE.-Arrabgemeb can be made
for parLies OF 400 and upwards, at very low
rates from Wilmington to Atlantic City.
by Applying at the steam boat Office foot of
French street xcursionists will have
about hours for bathing, fishing and sail
ing at this popular place. augiA-6t.
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HEALI q CO..
ERs 4 BROKERS',
AND DEALERS In

STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT.
CAGES \ CONN ERClAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. .WMMINGroN, DEL
Interest, Coupon. and General Collec-
tiOus. Tickets 70 aud drafts on Great
britain anu other parts OF the world.
jams Iyd
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THE z. & D. Z. r.

The sale of the Pennsylvania & Della
ware Railroad, which took place in
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, will not effect
the operation of the road at present. The
Delaware We-tern r. K. Company will
continue to operate it as a branch road
until other arrangements are effected by
the purchasers.
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Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON. Del Aug IS 1879
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills fnf
flour and Drain. furnished by W. g.
Pennypacker & Co. Corrected I'aily.
Best atent Process Flour. TOO SOC
Choice amiiy................ 5O0a 7 co
5upcr1ue Fl0ur.............. 4 0Da o.
Wheat ....,.....,....... 10
New ,,Orn ..... A.
Bran DER IN 1906
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S,. norssus 20 msshers.

Mrs. WInB1OW'N S0Oth1Nk syrup - The
only thing that inothers cen rely upon for
their CHILDREN. II cOrrects acidity OF the
stomach cures wind colo, res ulntes the
hwels and gives rest. heaith Ard comfort,
or tecthinx its value Ia incAlculabfe II
seftens the gums, reduces infiam nation
aud allays all pain. thereby giving rest 10
the ch Nd and lO.Mfort u the mother.
rweni y-.:v- cents " bottle. mario -iysod
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Local Stocks and Bonds.
National Bunk of Delaware. An
First National Bank. 1876
Union National Bank. nk..........:.........2 ..2
National Bank vii. and Brandywine.. 90
rarmers' Bank. .................... 90
Wilmington Goal Gas Company "a
Delaware r. r. %. .....................26
Delaware Western r K Co Stock, 10
Phila. VII. q baltimore X. h. CO..... $50
Wilm Northern r. X. .Co............. z2
Delaware Fire Ins. CO..................35
Delaware state Bonds s..................108 108
Wilmington City 6s. 6s...................1s .1ssx
Wilmington City 5s.. 5s.....................l0 .l02L
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ TO-
Delaware Railroad. hrst Mortgage. ..... l0l
Delaware Railroad extension. .......101
VII. Passenger Railway Co. list mort iG
I" Stock,
Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. .................. 9s
Masonic Hall Co....................... z
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Nla1Ded silks.

Still another reduction. A few dura-
BILE patterns of striped silks to be closed
out at 45c. per yard.
II RUSSELL 4 SPENCER.
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WILL SAIL TO-DAY.

The schooner Maggie j. Laurence,
which has been loading with phosphate
at Walton, Whann & Co.'S factory will
sail to-day for one of the Southern
DOI,s
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ANEW DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

Arrangements are now in progress for
the organization in this city of new
Democratic Club in this city. The call
for the organization IS now being signed,
aud it il expected that meeting for pre-
hminary arrangements will be iheld in
week or so,
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THE LATEST DODGE OF THE CONFIDENCE MAN.
Among the many devices used by the ungodly
VINO cOyet the goods OF their neighborS and
endeavor TO get them at all hazards was a new
one TO tie city practiced during the races. It
had Its origin In the silver bill, and can be
traced to the large quantity OF that coin that is
foodfng the country. TWAS played successfully
On several OF our merchants, and the n.od,ts oa,s-
randi Is as follows A party enters store and
contracts for small purchase, say twenty-five
cents is the amount. He then throws down a
five or ten dollar bill, stating he has no obIec-
ton to taking silver in change. This is duly
counted out, and the person draws IL near him.
just then another party enters, recognizes the
first, calls him by name and asks him what he
Is buying. The purchaser is prompt In giving
the information, and the other one says: "Oh,
you don't want ell that silver, take your bill
back and Will pay the quarter" This propo-
Sltlon is accepted. The bill is returned, the
quarter is paid by number two and the Silver
change lying on the counter is pushed back TO
the Storekeeper or clerk. In doing this last act.
however, the 1rsJ party adrottly palms two or
three silver pieces and the change Is proper
tionally short, unbeknown at the time 20 the
unsusdectiDg seller. This was practiced sue
cessfully In an East Main street bookstore,
where the confidence man made S1.75 by the
operation. Other stores were visited. and
altogether quite haul was made Rochester
letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-23

gain France, and indeed throughout the
continent, the editors OF newspapers are among
the most popular candidates for Parliament.
In England there is hardly one In the leglsla.
ture.
es Darlington, Yorkshire, England, with a
population OF 27, 729, has one thousand houses
vacant, and only one hundred men employed at
the iron works, Instead OF one thousand as FORM
erly.
es-A big dog at Philadelphia brewery
drinks from two to four quarts OF larger beer
every day, and likes IL so well that, on empty
ing the dish, he ticks his chops, and makes
noise that sounds like an "Ah-h" OF great salts
faction.
~ An old Dominican monk was walking In
the street at Santa Maria, Italy, when
stranger cried out, cit Is time Killed some
body, and stabbed him fatally. The murder
was absolutely wanton, no possible motive being
diScoyerable.
tE-Nona Trowbridge, whose two sisters re-
Gently hanged themselves In Chicago because
they dreaded poverty, Is hOpeleSSly ILL. The
shock Of the tragedy Frustrated her, and for
two DAYS she did no. eat or drink particle
She is now insane and dying.
u-A young lady OF oregon, who was mat
tentive at whist, has broken on her engage
ment with her lover because he Recommended
nx 1t on the game" ''-''' ~AN
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DIED.

ARGEs. Iii Earetoga Springs. NY, August 2lst,
1873, trCf. JOSIAH q. ARMIES, of this city.
Funeral will process from Baltimore and Potomac
depot az O'clock this fte-noon, to Congressional
cemetery.
CONN On the eyaring of August 22i. 1879,
Archie D. COM, IL the fourteenth year Of bis are
trleilds and acquaintances OF the family are
speItuily invited t. attend his funeral from his
fathers residence, q Dsfrees street IL o'clock Mon
DAY orning, the 25th.
DAUGHToN. On August 23d, 1879, after q short
lIintfs OF two DAYS 81 malaria fever BuBL1NeToN
ae,d north ard Is dsys.
Hush every voice to q whisper.
Noiseless each foot step tread.
Earth cArnot glve us back again
Our little darling dead.
avenue southeast. at O'Clock Monday 25th. Friends
and relatives Are respectfully invited TO attend
EARP. On the morning Of August 22i, 1879, ct 8
o,cock, l. GARDENER carp. in the twentieth year
Funeral wiz take plsce from his late residence, TIC
Friends Of the family invited TO attend
KER. In PHILADELPHIA, on AUGUST l2th. 1872 o.
paralysis, Rev. JAcoB w. T. KER. in the sixty sixth
year Of his age
MORGAN. On Thursday, August 2lst 1879.
SUSAN MORGAN, in the eighty eth year Of her are.
Funeral from late residence sll Twsnty second
QUEEN macs at st Stephens church st Am. &s
O'CONNoR. At 10 am August 22d, 1873, Tnxo-
thy O'CoNNoR, in the seventeenth year Of his oae
The funeral will take place from his fatheFe resd-
denoe, No. $50 street northwest ct O'Clock on
Sunday
TALIAFERRo. On Saturday, Ausust ma 1879.
at 8 so am. ROBERT T., son OF James II. and Ann
Tsliaferro
Funeral viii take place from Fifteenth-strast Pr.
byter1an church, Tuesday afternoon, at pm