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The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Going Down the Isay,

The Washington Bay Club composed
of members of the Washington Fire Co.,
will leave Wilmington OH their 9th an
nual trip down the bay on Friday eve
ming, August lst under the command Of
Captain james Craig. They have char
tered the fine new 80 ton schooner Liz g
Burt, =. f Maurice river, N. j. they pro-
pose going down the Chesapeake Bay
this year by way of Delaware u Chesa-
peake Canal instead of the Delaware
BAY as heretofore. The following are
the members that have decided 10 go on
the trip at present: Tleo. Jones, James
Craig, Thomas Morrow, VIM. ii. Baker,
Frank Hareis, Lesby Vance, Harry
Baldwin, Harry Roberts, Robert Hutton,
John Brady, Alfred Wilson, Chas. A..
Haiting, George W. Sasse, f. Black
burn, j. Pilbeam, VIM. Blackburn and
others yet undecided. They will be gone
or 10 days and expect to make this the
best trip that will leave Wilmington this
season. The officers of the club are as
fellows: President, Theo. Jones Vice
President, Lesby Vance; Secretary,
VIM. ii. Baker; Treasurer, Thomas
Morrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
A TIMELY DISCOVERY.

PEEKsKII.L, N. Y, July 26.-As the
Chicago express, which left New York
at $50 o'clock tonight, reached point
10 miles from New York, torpedo ex-
ploded OH the track. The train was
brought to stop. when it was discover
ed that landslide had occurred. and
that the track was covered with about
three feet of gravel and dirt. The slide
occurred about $50 p. m, and was dis
covered by the watchman. The fast
mail had Just passed. Had it not been
for the prompt discovery by the watch
man terrible accident would have
taken place. The river runs within Is
feet of the track. A large gang of labor
ers was quickly at work and the track
was cleared. The slide occurred near
the residence of Mr.. Stu CESS.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Opening the Campaign.
GhTTING TTIE DEmoO, ATTIC FORCE INTO
woRING ORDER,

GhTTING TIE DEMoC' ATTIC FORCE INTO
woRING ORDER,
Pursuant 10 public notice me, ting Of
Dem, cratic citzens was held IN the hall
OF the Friendship Engine Hons. on Sat
ur,ia, evening for the purpose II CrRani-
zaii0n the City Democratic Association
for the ming campaign.
James II. Myers, President of the last
A oc alton, called the rnreiing to order,
and ~ temporary organization was ef
fecieh by calling Thomas NJ. Ogle to the
chair AMI appointing W. II. Brady, Sec
retary.
ON nroiinn of II. Il. MiintIre, a com
miticc of one from each Ward, on per-
manent organization, was appointed, ~
follow:
First Wari Win. Kyne; Second Il. u J..
Tny lor; Third, John e. Lav.r,; Fourth.
| II, Il. N,cke,son; Fifth, Geo. II. Bennett; ;
| S xtb, Hugh Mcguire; Seventh, Thos. j
Mellon; Eighth q ge Ihyd; Ninth,
j, srph John, on: Tent ALLEN Ru b.
| The committee was Instructed to rec
10 3 permanent oft to this meeting.
The conn iitee retired for consultation,
and on returning reported the following
fs permanent officers of the Associati on:
| Presidtut--Wm h. Brady.
First Vice ePrrsidrnt-JohD Guthrie.
| Second Vice PIesident-J. IL. Carpen-
ter. Jr.
| s, crctary-DanielO orc, X 'nncy.
Tic'.u .urrr-ThOnas j. Mellon.
VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE WARDS.
First Ward-.John II. DOlan.
Second Ward-wm. Bai efOrd.
Third Ward-Thomas X. Lnlly.
Fourth Ward VIM. j. Morrow.
Fifth Warh-H. B. McIptirr.
sixth Ward Howard Ogle.
Seventh Ward NJ ilton Lack,y.
Eight Ward-Charles McCloskev.
Ninth Ward Aaron B"ae.
Tenth Ward-Pairick Nrary.
Th report was, upon motion adopted
On mot'on of II Is. Mclnnre, the ward
| Wee Presidents were instructed to call
meetings in their respective wards Al
once, the chairman OF the Ward meet
ings 10 he representatives OF the Whr'i
in the City Executive Committee.
The Secretary was instructed to nefify
the Vice Presidents to call Ward meet
ings at once.
Chairman-e Brady here took the
honor they had done III eircting him for
this important position, promising Ia ne
his best enueavers to perform tie duties
in satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Brady aL first desired to declin'
the office but yielded 10 the desire OF the
meeting and accepted.
VIM. II. Lee, James w. Ware and
Thos. j, Mellon were appointed com
nittte to secure per mancnt place Oi
meeting.
Adjonined until Friday evening n, xi
at $50 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
A VIOLENT ASSAULT

A MAN KNOCKED DOWN IN FRONT OF
HIS HOUSE AND TERRIBLY BEATEN.
On Saturday evening about 8 O'Clock,
as j. Shunder, boot and shoe maker re-
siding at lO7 w. Fourth street, was COM
ing out Of Ills (, ont door, he was knocked
down and beaten In a afeIrible manner
From what can be learned Of the cir
cumstances they are about as follows:
Mr.. Shunder left his residence for The
purpose ofgoing out on business, and as
he was passing down the front steps,
three IN number, he had one foot on the
pavement and one Oh the lower step,
when two men, suddenly emerged from
the "Owl House," which Is next door,
one of the men stlu"k him stunning
blow on the head which had the effect OF
knocking him 10 tie pavement, while in
that conotion the two ineir c.,mmepced
TO kick him about the head and body
with terrible force.
| Finally lie b ana ed to ga n his feet
and as he did SO, he VS. again felled t.
the pavement, and the same opei alton
Was again periol med. A third Lime be
was knocked down, and as they com
menced to kick him, he cried out fol
God sake not to xiii him. His outcry
alarmed his assailalts, and they fed ~
Fourth street, tow ard Market. In about
ten minutes he succeeded in getting int
the house, and SO badly was he injured
that he immediately went to bed. DR.
| West was summoned and dressed thu
w"ilnds, which are Of a serious nature
lie has been lying IN "a. tinual spasul'
since yesterday morning, and 1t Is great
ly feared that he is injured internally
lie does not recognize who his asslilant
were. and wonid he unable To rerOsniz'
them if they were brought before him.
This morning his head and body Il
much swollen, and he IS so black an,
blue as to be almost beyond recognition
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End of. T....E.pa,

DID," = - = "a
SON OF GENERAL ORD ARRESTED ~
ACCESSORY TO A HoMICfDE-PRoBABLn
INNOCENCE OF THE YOUNG sMAN-Dx-
TAILS or THE AFFAIR.
SAN ANTONIO, Jply n, 1879.
The son OF General e. .. g. Ord, tho
Department Commander, young james
Ord, WAS arrested to-day At Plea anton,
Atascosa county, charged with bsfng 70
ccss0ry to the killing OF Theodore Il.
Devices, who was killed there yesterday
evening. Devices, who was sheep ran
. feud which ofigfnated In Oharles
I.empkeshavingt tod hss family 'of hia
sporting procllvitiss, that Resulted in
Devices wife's separation. from hiinS
Lempke and he met last. !evenipg. ana
had quarrel, which resulted IN the death
of Devices, and 1t is charged that young
Ord furnished Lempke with the knife
with which he stabbed D6wees "a tne
abdomen. causing his deatn In lew mo
ments. Dowees has relatives here who
IRE wealthy and he,is wdalthy.aI> sdf
DETAILS OF THE ARFAID. s1fYL
General Ord immediately prOoe eded
to Ples santon with Mr.. Colom6ts Upson
and returned this evening. They Were
met out on the road ten miles from town
by J. S, Ram ey,. who witneesAd the kni.
ing of Devices Ramsey Gays yonuR Ord
and Leinpks were riding, 0R wbep they
were hailed by Dewees, who called theW
back. When they came up 70 whdfe he
was they dismounted and Lempke eshed
Devices what he wanted. ewhea Oewoe
said, ~ want to give you some Qf thnsg
and after striking Lempke tarpsd - 0rd
and said, MAYBE you, want some t0Q."
Ord said he had nothing TO do, With the
quarrel and then Devices struck LSmpke
again. Lempke then stabbed DeWe6s.
and he died almost Immediately. rAhi
Ord 10 engaged 70 be married ins tb6rt
time, and although he hes been,wid, WAS
never believed to be dangerous. Lempke
was up before the Rsc0rder and ansd
recently for fighting. rq,irb & ,9AioAe
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Acc,dent tO the ssIIepublic -"

On Saturday as the steamer Republic
was on her way up from Cape May, she
met with an accident when opposite
Philadelphia. She picked up floating
log, which broke ont. several % "pucfeIs es hsr
of the wheel, and twisted several OF ner
iron ssarms.'' She was brought to this
city and taken to the Harlan " ioiiihSs-
worth Co.'s yards, where the necessary
repairs are now being made. The repairs
will be finished to-day, and she VIII re,
turn to Philadelphia this evening, ana
resume her regular trips Tomorrow
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Deaths for the Week.

During the past week, twelve deaths
were reported to Il. b. Frazer, Register
of Deaths and Burials, as having occurred
in this city, as follows:
Born in the United States, 10; Ireland,
2, whites, 10; blacks, 2; females, q;
males, g.; almshouse, l; coroner, /;
brought here for inteiment, (; sent away
for interment, 3.
The causes were apploplexy, /; acci-
dental drowning, l cholera infantum, l;
modification, ]; meningitis, 4; maras-
mus, /; consumption, l scarlet fever
tuberular, l.
Tho deaths by wards were as follows
First ward, /; Second, l; Third, 2
Fifth, 1; Eight, 81 Tenth, 3.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
No Un1airness.

At the police station last night, col
ored man who had been fined for striking
a white boy, and whose penalty had
been fixed through the evidence OF white
persons, complained, saying that he was
only fined because he was black man
and white people had brought the charge.
The Mayor responded saying that
every one was "treated fairly here" and
he added that at the morning hearings
three parties had been arraigned orfight-
ing-two white men and negro; the
white men were fined and the negro was
discharged.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
EDITION
.n,uDtr,i DEATH

,.v THE CuRONEH-
1,'sI ~ BILLED JONAS WAL" 7 'I
homer Buih ""' IN hold an inquest
B'ik, j, If 10 as Wa'rav ven' .,' m
S,n,r, aHr' a., @,' mining. He had
h'hr .,nont m"li'h. h'', 'I..,...
;" @s.,,lyci thr hehle ! +" ,na a.
W " p wal ) bn owing ,no ,rs,n,.,
g.. g. .irkness the Doe tor reirni"e"
n'I .",nu the certificate OF ! n,e' u. '''
nr. Ih, ihqursi was hoo, 80 40.
I ;,,y rvid, nTly ic'i,le' .,'e
IN import nj fs wen " VI ,h"n,
,o'ure' and decided among @ .m"' :,
~ k~I lin, % cl,lifng e their in
',,,"n adjournrd to meet y o" ''o'"
fyrulh9; ,hni Gould be ar, vcd at
oln ii' 'n'' '.n NJ, "A month ago Jonas
f"nd @ i my along the roNi ne'Weu" n,,','
uw,. ,i.tel anti kaA ies ''aNc H"n,
ou, almost in,ensible ironl vhiiouI .',..,
H. u, VA, taken 10 MS ho'''e anu
r. u, hut he dld not improve
III !" was sent for on the 9th
10 AMI alc dci 'm 10 'iie t''iie vi
elIl' ...,'n,n II, lived, sthte that he
p a ma named WIN. Berry OF
,' L,u. but Dr. Wales SAIL that
y,n Iohl him he could il"' rcuriii.
,' % "..t INN or that he was beaten
81 rrr't, the propriel.I "' nc
s,u. ,h.t' Walfavru til ms pHace
,onr o'clock N the AFTERNOON, on
{eslh. in an intoxicated coi'''ti"p'
'V"m ,s ,huos, positively known
,,J h.n iraI fully br,.iscd ,,itli r
Il,ll of hcauI =, and 10 "'h'i''''y
ham his ,oiriilon the jury olueTt''
'''" +" .Nnuiuailou, wlicli was
,i,v Maxwell. W ilrs and West.
Examination showed tla' thh "iiicu-
,u,n.timr, ca llrd the ap ron 10 the
a,s y,iy much intianicd AMI
,,l,d. The irit kldi cy W as coh'rar
amos, onr half lis ii fnral SIZE,
b,ucl III 0r1anlz II, an" mere were
Ih.>ors /, lwccn n aud the pert
ar .v,Iiur Of the bowel. I he
L.wrd r,.,i, nces of irilam-
r,, rr,iltr and disorganizaiiHn,
gl,o ound down % he p"'ho'
on The p0sIriior cug". iheie W.
,uI nm. ntutai collection OF water
m.r,cmlia s,c (arouni the heart
Inr.co, of stood III the left auii-
tn heart
clHjuirs, in he opini cn OF Dr
.ll might have been Occasiohc,
hall lMd II been of u very htaVy ha
aud tletnm struck on Ills side ant
bnf cuh srircrlv have heci
ii by an oi'linaly fall. Ihc maui
BE- further Investigated ny the jury
Avpuillp
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
GENERAL MILES RESTING. '

BlsMARCK, Dakota, ) July 26.-A c0uf-
from Gen. Miles, camp, end reports ithAt
the command is in camp ON Beaver oresk
taking needed rest. All the talk ahoNt
Gen. Milet being in danger Of meeting
the fate of Custer Is simply nonsense.
He hss artillery sufficient to Keep the
Indians away. The command fs In the
country only ss patrol, and not ias IN
attacking petty. A steamer left BIsmsr6k
to day with commissionary lst6rls uud
grain for the soldiers. Additional troops
will also be sent forward. 3 b ueiisialto
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Real Estate SRoe,

THE LAST OF THE BROWN PROPERTY |
SOLD ON SATURDAY AND IN MANY |
F. INsTACEs IT BRiNGs VERY Low
PRICES.
The last Of the real estate. of the late
DIR. j. A. Brown, In BrOwntOwn,was sold
Saturday afternoon on the premises, by
J. Il. Head, Real Estate Agent. l.. w.
Stidham Il Son au.tiOneers. Owing to
the weather, the sale was not AS largely
attended as had been expected, and
hence much If the property sold for a
very low figure. II is seldom that real
estate has sold so Il W so close to the
city.
The result of the sale Isl IN belnw:
No. /. A marsh lot of IL acres
betwe the T.. w. x b r. r.
and MIL cree. sold TO VIM.
M. Francis, $5O4 90.
No. 2. A marsh lot Of 9 acres,
lying east of No. L; TO Joshua
Maris, $500 90
No. 3. A marsh lot of9 acres,
south of No. 2,to James Brown, S30G 90
No. 4. 4 lots on the i. w. d. b.
II. r., l4xS0 feet, Joshua
Maris; $I3 60
No. 5. Three two story frame
houses OH the Railroad, near
Seventh Avenue, to Joshua
Maris; S2OI 90
No. q. Four houses at the Rail-
road and Seventh Avenue, ina
lot 44xSO fl. Chandler Il Galley sos 90
No. Z. A lot about 4LSx564 feet "
Isaac Pardee Forman, for $3l4 90
No. 8. A lot 2O0x4l6 feet, on DUR
can street, to l. p. Foreman, $40 90
NJ. 8. Lot 2S0 by about $50 fee.
including eleven building los
2OxSO fl ct, to 1. P. Furman, $3.50 63
No. 10. Lot 279x3S0 feet to Err
nest Heuderer, S376 Is
No, II. About 31sx3OO feet, to
George III. Brown, $1,000 90
No. II. Mansion house and lot
202x200 feet to N ancy Brown, $3.50 90
No. 13. Lot 1GOx202 on Fifth av-
A. Bond, for Sl,o25 90
| No. IA House and lot, 20xl00 feet
Patrick Haney, 45O.O0
| No. 10. House and lot 4Ox4O feet
on Duncan street; VIM. Ryan, 7.IO
N o l6. House and lot, 2Ox1OO feet;
| j. II. Brown, 10000
No II. 3 dwellings and two lots
13lxS0 and one lot 14x80 feet.
House, No. I, to James Brown, 3O2 81
House No. 2, to VIM. Dunlap, 3O5OO
House No. 8, ID. 8. Jasvier, 3O5!WD
No. 1S. Lot 30X80 feet, to f. K.
Brown, ~ M
No. 10. Lot 157xsO feet to James
Twaddell, 157 on
No. 20. Lot 20x1OO feet, j. II. Ben
No. u. Lot GOx6O feet, to Patrick
| Haney, W VI
No. 70. Lot fGOxsO feet, Michael
Costello, 1A Ol
No. %. Lot 4oxBO feet, to Ernest
| Henderer, 56.U
| No. "a. (Not reported)
No. %. Lot, 40xS0 feet, to George
No. 26. Lot, 4ox1oo feet, to ohas.
Merrill, D.O'
No. n. Lot, 25x122l feet, on Ma
pie street, to VIM. Burton, 1871
Nos. 2s, 60 and 30 Lots 25x122i feet,
IF. X. Brown, 187 81
Total for real estate, S13, ,236, i:
In addition to this there YVES sold per
sonal property for $2s5.G5, and three
mortgages for $3.50, making IN all grant
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Ruildinx the Keel.
A FIRE AT HARLAN'S.
DI e d.

CARLfSLE.-In this city on the 28ii, inst. ,
Tryphenia ", wife OF Nelson Carlisle
OF Biooklyn, N. Y, formerly of this
city.
Tho relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, IN
Tuesday afternoon, the 10Th inst, at 4
O'Clock, from The residence OF her sister
Mrs. Jose ph Inc Wa ker. corner OF Thir-
teenth and French Streets u proceed "
the Wilmington and Brandy wine Gene
terry. 2t*
WALRAVFN.-On the 9th inst, Jonas
Walraven, aged 45 years.
Funeral from his late residence, Ban
crOfi's Banks, on Tue day ai,er O0n 23ih
inst, at o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
In A PromImentiReslstee

In a AFrOmsmo0ttEeesss nt
This weeks National Police, Gazefte
contains a very excsilsnt photograph of
George NJ. butcher, with The follow
ing inscription: - OH 10 alis a9l9 .
"George II. butcher, 'ex- -tempennce
lecturer, convicted by the Moral 6uasion
Reform Association of Wilminetou, Del,
of drunkenness and other immoral con-
duct. $40. "a. -ntri s.ndalin ssliaeg1ds
Mr.. butcher is scertainly gaining ~ t1,-
enviable reputation. i,laid fB.i ,ses
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
TAINTED ICE CREAM.

PETERSBURG, Va, July 26.-The
members of the family Of Captain Dam
iel Dodson of this city, six or seven in
number, were taken very i'll this even
ing while eatirg ice cream. All who
partook of the cream were made Sick in
Guiding the servants, and are considered
seriously i'll tonight. The cream is sup
posed to have been tainted by the vessels
in which it was prepared. " . -'sip Z.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Pleasure T., ,,,.

have been days lay Cinb of Philadelphia,
Weeks, on n nMn "i',n. In ? bay for the past
eity yeStcrJnu ""sure trip, put into
|fomcnade ny asn' ,,ann le members took
berrd abou, u''nu to'. our city. They
r. steam va., twenty five.
bay clsb nI. Mo'ym of Chester,
y' '' Wis slted this city yes
" steam yacht F;o, -,
e With a nar,n 10 10 let of H,vre Il :
hday last. a'so visited this port
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
ACTIVITY IN THE PRINT CLOTH
4.r-E MARKET. ~ ip lye.nHr

FAIL RIVER, n ass., July 26.+Ihe
print cloth market has been moro active
this week. The product MS for the wesk
are 1900 pieces against $1,000 pieces lest
week and SO 900 pieces two weeks age,
making decided gaiDs. Pri sss have beAn
quiet, but trifie firtner at 4c. bid Apd
A / 16 . Asc. asked. The saies for the
week have been " 600 pieces, the dehv>
cries 124. COO pieces, rbe production ~ 900
Lieces :and the stock on hand as0, 1900
Piecess a. ~. .ts .-llfl 10 LnG 5Ah
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
The Clty Taxes.

The city taxes for the present year are
being paid to the collectors very rapidly.
On tax. S paid during the present month
a reduction of tive. per cent wall be made
and during the month of August the
face of the bill must be paid. All taxes
not paid during August five per cen t
will be added.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
THE SCHOONER CONGRESS
WRECKED.

WASHINGTON, July 2.--The signal
corps station at Cape May reports t0the
chief signal officer at TOO p. m., July 81,
as follows: The schooner Congress Of
Cape May while passing out of Towns
ends inlet this morning, with load Of
wood for Philadelphia, struck ON the bar
and received such damages that she will
prove total loss" lIs-.l tllas nIl
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28

that follow, dIuor 4aAln&
as a sequence Of SeIf-Abuse; Loss o.
Memory. Universal Lassitude, Pain in the
Back, Dimness of Vision. Premature Old
Age, an, many other Diseases that lead to
insanity or Consumption and Premature
Grave. IFull particulars In our pamph.
let, which we desire To send free by mail
to every one. sIrhe Specific M Medicine IL
sold by all druggists at 81 per package, oil
six packages for IS, or will be sent free by
mail on receipt OF the money by address
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich.
1Soid In Wilmington by Y. JAMES
BELT, wholesale and retail. Agent. Cor.
yerywhere. mare-d0w
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
House Robbed.

The residence of Harry Smith, at
Ninth and jackson streets, wes entered
by burglars on FRIDAY night, and a con-
siderable quantity of clothing and jew
cry carried away. The burglars effe cted
an entrance by forcing open the back
door, and the family being absent they
had free sweep at the house. They
were careful. howe yer, to leave behind
no clue to their identity.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
CURE Yourself!

Ut Bohannans .v-s-i liable Cur.tvs- Is iswarranted to
permanently all forms OF sp~rmate rrhsor Seminal
Msaknrss Grnerai rhiiiy inpo:~ney etc. and restores
Lost Power" and brings back the "Sosthfui vgsr'o OF
lracses in froa two 10 seven weeks tim, This rcme-
dy wiich has been used by DIR. onannan IN his pri.
fail ncurng the WORST CASKS. 1t gives vitality and
parts energy with wonderful effect to those middle aged
cn who fea weakness beyond their years. Its invgor-
,iug properties felt at once. Young suffering
from tie consequences Of that dreadfuly destructivs
hai Sef-Abuse use this medicine with the
ince % speedy aud PERMANENT cure. The patien
gains tergih and elasticity fspirs Il once g itsct
ionic ln,' an,dyne to the relaxed inal vescle
and irratrd ducts. mpnrting power and tone and re.
storms them their natural stae, the same if
banefil habit had never been INDUCED in: The ingre.
dients simple productions of naturebarks, roota
herbs cte, and specific for the above diseases
pfPrice Five Dollars, sent with full directions, etc
TO any address For sale only at DIR. @ A Bohnnnans
office, No. 62l North Fhh street between Washington
and Grcei. st. st. Louis, Mo- Established in 1a
uF-Dr Bs"Treatlse o. Special Dlseaseu" which gives
aclear eneatioi: Of the nature, symptoms means OF
cure etc, ofSYPHiLIS SEMINAL wEAkfRss, Etc, sent
n adj apts fiona atara
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
Ourt Last EVENING.

nN' case before the Mayor list
was illai of Il bl, ar = yed old hum
|who "gnrSs,d he was sober" when
l' and was fined 30 dents.
Plhtr ease of drunkenness aud,a
u hllr came H. Xt, after which Ned
was placed in the dDck. 1t has
good VIII Il, since \ cd has occu>
ne prisoners place at the Mayors
wv 'e appeared at | iome ami "to
nai anor norm. Cha les Doland teSti-
sN 81 Ned, saving that he had been
'N III his Ncd's) mothers ho,sc
'uhurhcd To strike Ii = neice. Ned
'alhed that he had a right tu Int I,is
"hen She did not behave herself
aNo Sald that he and his mother
"lieNS a. their house ont of
AMI he always ate like n fam
h1und. He was fined one dnllar
.'lhlreJ 10 pay costs.
PvISon DAVIS Creipbt on. col tbeu
|was ,ri ria'r before the bar of Justice
kcw rt" M,uu on the ch arge of hitting
bri.oioa"n'M a"n'M with a carriage whip
I'M ",,n u' showed that some boys had
viii H''htN, and he hit one OF
In. han NnS Whip IN return. II w3s
in tLa tL"uNer' ,,' That A hdrew had mo-
Bhal ,h,. ''"wi w who fired the rocks
Lhy Nr'l pIl, ontr had made a mis-
bne of w an lhnoce mt boy.
of costs was imposed anu pay
the OTHER CA SEES.
and Sn"I. SIo.e the NJ Mayor Saturda,
1T. all nr ~ morning were unim
Ixceptinm u, ~" vi 'eihg drunks, witt
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
CAMPING Out.

This mo, ming a party of gentlemen of
this city, numbering about fifteen, start
ed up the Brandywine for the purpose of
camping out. They will erect their tent
about a mile above Rock land. where
they propose fishing for black bass
The camp will be known as "Camp Vim
cent" They will be absent about a
week.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
n Family lsc.pr.,

e"l,vm,,s,, 1nxt , the annual reunion
y farm n, ,riiy rrni'n'iy' viii take place
b the oth., i"'iias ~ Lyman, about
'tse r..nn;" N'',e OF Newport.
" for A nu,"S nI nave taken place au-
Es been , nocr '," OF years and have
fomnrncnsI' s'1at SUCCESS. When they
Erly To thu fy my were confined ex-
have BEEN a,,'y' ,,'n'iy' ont of late years
u lnyit, d ',''' "'ehhe,i by a large num-
fn rtsid' I"oSts; A number of gem
liLg clul, , nn, VI TINS CITY have formed
10 White Ci", % 80 on1 every year and
hgh the r,rm "y cfe.A which passes
bi fore tha VI MI. Lyman. The
P'd set a h m nj .e.uiiIon the club go
take up in vi ,h 'et IN the creek which
canghl are c,on oiu me urring and the
benefit of ,h,',''e ha''eu and cooked for
PSI year ,h.r,s sues's. @ AT the gather
pms presen, was 0liy five hundred