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NEW Millinery Mt speycr Bros.

STILL TnEY Go.-For the best and
cheapest Boots and Shoes in tho city 60
to the assignment sale OF Jerry Clemens,
No. Is Eleventh street. rTlI4s
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JAcxsov's BEsr.-Give it a trial and you
will use no other, Joseph SpeIdel 4 Co.,
Wholesale GroCers, have 1t.
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II is well to remember that tho Oldest
cases oil Rheumatism and Neuralgia have
been speedily cured by Heller's Roman
Liniment. Price 80 cents.
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NV Ribbons at spoyur Bros.

THR furniture, household goods, bar
fixtures, ETC., at the Mcclure House, will
be offered at public sale to-day, beginning
at 10 A. N.
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s,oot Cotton, 10 cents a dozen, at spoy.
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LONDON, March ga Berlin CORES.
pondent says: Count SchouvelolFs mis-.
sion has been successful. The mixed oc.
Gupation will be carried into effect by the
English, French, Italians, Austrians and
Prussians. 1t Is true France, though
aCquiesCing in the idea, has not yet promts-
cd a contingent, and England Is believed
TO DO hesitating on certain points, but the
proposal has been accepted by all the
powers,
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TuEEMoMErER REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at Schnept,s drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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GERMANY,


BRRLIN, March 9G.-I.eon says thnt.the
French Minister Of Finance has been
nominated to the first class OF the Order OF
the Crown OF Prussia.
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NEw Ruchings at speyer Bros.

tbs great distinguishing feature Of IEatcll's
Universal Cough Syrup Is, that when thor.
onghly tested In u family, II ever superccdcs
all other cough remedies, and Is always kept
on hand ready for use In cases Of sudden at.
lacks Of Group coughs, colds, etc, 10 which
all families with children arc subject, saving
ten times It's cost In doctors bills every year.
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II you want q bargain, in the way Of
furniture and household goods, go TO the
Mcclure House sale to-day,
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IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. a full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel 4 Co.'s,
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HAVE $50 pair Children's fine side lace
Shoes, in kid and Simon goat, Nos. o and
%, which am closing ont at 81 90, worth
81 10 at l. v. Bonds, llS5 Main street.
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NV Trimmed Hats at speyor Bros.

WEhave taken extra pains in selecting
the latest novelties for our spring trade.
Our stock now being complete we invite
the ladies for inspection. Among the
newest are the beautiful Fichus, fringed
and glltlace, Alsatian head bows, side coMbs
in gilt, silver and lpt, grass, tape and
whalebone fringes; hrocaded, watered
and striped silks and satips; Ladies and
ChilAren's bosiOryI our celebrated Stella
kid gloves, tlps, fancy ribbons, 80, ~.
L. SwARACRER,
This 1901 Main Street.
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SOME very fine furniture and household
goods will DC offered for sale to-day at the
Mcclure House.
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JAcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
bUcco. Retailers can buy it ef Joseph
sPe!del 4 Co.. in 4, laana "a poHnA pack-
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:. sllk lEmbroideFed T.qs, q cents, a,
SpeyGr Bros.
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JOSEPH SPEIDEL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac-
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JpsF Observation-Disclosures lot OF l4adIeS'
Black Basket Cloth Button Shoes, at L. V.
Bonds, 1855 Main street.
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CnEw Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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E0R .l RiE!NT-SrORE Ro0N-y y; :
l. Market street. Thl, O,m 4, M No, In
SeF, well lighted lnm iFont sSJ PlllclGla \
located lot any retail business. a. "a, duiaI,
10 rms on second door, now Ossvnici 4, Me tohs
1catlon. tah2il '''N II TG9hdI
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NEw l.isle Thread Gloves at speyer Bros.
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EOR 'SALE.-lirick House contains,
l. SIX rOlms. l,ent fur 81. pcr uon T'''I Az
purchased for sliOOOi alsO D5uble.FIIn, n NJ
Rents Tor the GaInr Tan h. pu,rhas,l IA, III ~ h
quiFe Of WM. II. EALLEIE. w ''N ~ =
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DOR SALE

am authorized to sell what /, tDo,D A.
"k0berts property" On South YOrE N Nv
Large lot, EO9d tWGsOry frame hons. ny, t V,1I
&c. u not S9ld Al uiSHtC sale before fiiIRsS,y
March 9ilh, will offer II al public AZ ,ues G
door o. theCourt House at 10 O'clock u o. M u,
tnnl3 NJ n u,IIF6V
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DHGNIX SALOON AXp EESrAuRAM
L No Il MAErMUEuN lIALL

Is the hnrNI OalUou ahd restaurant 10 W. -
Everything dsdrrd At Init IS f,'i5iii.'
lou ID At tie Phoenix. Al delt9a'r o. W. ~
Iuth - oysters, GamE, c;.., sTTrI lh 'h' l.D
Mumui'B rhSulIasae EaI the at,.i hils1I T%iy
and riSan Ia spsG. At"Vsi "r,,,,a
All 'Ns
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New Hamburg Insertions at Spoyes
Rro9', '''S'
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No !.S,d HESsrrBI!lcE HOUSE, ! po1,.-S,
Al,O ~ B III y IIo, E,sh'yoth ,ise,I 10y ES "
ISpit ''se'' Possession gu GpbIi II ,s;'''ta
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FoR RENT-DESlRARlE6Wgs,ssss. y
L Of ix rOoms AID Na,h na', wv ELllM
sMet. AlsO Two TOJnA III ,y,t,I 80 SItJt
Apply to hl p'nS IGant I'M
stIee No. lhJyIg,,nsslu
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II. NJ. S. "PrSAFoRx,P by Arthur Sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 OOi Libretto twor9s only, 100, VOCAL
SsleGI ions Iho4nA(, ggsc; GaIop, 89c; Waltz,
3Sc; Pospoqrri, soc; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 41c; Waltz, fol
piano and Violin, Cornot or Flute, Soc.
All tho novelties In music. Pianos and
Organs 10 rent.
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,
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ENUR RENT
The SALOON AND sroREROov l..
! House AI'o the hf, Furniture and rI.tDn,. "a
Saloon for sale at reasonable asarc,, r.,,. esl
at The once Of the '""@IEl
GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE n,
!AEo No. " Fuatt,,r,A
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NEW SUMMER HOTEL.

N ,--,,-,.
Having comp'rclsr ane,mrni, tie iaiaI ,..l.
81 our hsE summer hric Mt BELIEVES, Nss'.,
10 offer II for tlr v1tr glse 81 he shll' ~
April lSL II will lu mausg'd apl ofr'" ~ y
strictly drSi-cl - manner. Al thr " 'cia ~
fences are attached Thu- Jc.rn. l"n,i ~, az "'
npon OF ad lTes0 SHALL EVs,G WhlIh
n,h40. 1Tbs IpprgrL
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FoR urwARDs OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor children. Il Corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves jriDd colIe, regulates the
bowels, cures dySSnIerg and diqrkaa,
whether arising from teething or other
e9gses. An old and well.triel remedy.
p ee'ts a Eolls. AtW
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TNAlAN LINE-UNITED STATES AND
y loyal n NJ STEAMERS, NEW YORK TO
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEHPLOl.
Every Thursday or SATURDAY.

lne9e magnificent steam ~ are amOng the strouFe.t
LIslt and fastest en- the Atlantic, and have eSeFS
mgaeIn INFRINGEMENT, Including bot and cold EStSr
saloons, hath and smoking rnous huber S6ops. az
For rates O pal1Se aud other Information, ahply 10
JOHN Z. DALE, Agent, 81 Broad TGy. H. = y
W 70 JgttN bAlLlE, Union u. Il. Once; THOs
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Mantsh
&aF Rs,,t.

EGBksx c RRES S,1.5 al 4 &C. COUNTRY N,
:, .sH"s. ''SN', %
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NEw Hamburg Edgings at speyer Bros.
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9ns Sale.

N0R SALE-THE PIANO WIG0V
y Of Ad4ins 4 Lucas. The ranuIpr r,,,' q, AVN
" new. VIII be sold at very low EIss Ut ~ ~ r.
At ths store Of c. y, Lucas. AVplylo ''Ssa
dec NJ INV,
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GENTS Windsor scarts, so cents, at!spey-
er Bros.
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EOR RENE-lO lane ma, -, - III
suitable ir l 81 IR%5Il'T e, No. y 'aI s
o. dancing PARTIES NTiiS S'at', Otst,, w
o. lnlelllgeHrCf Ode. w " WI NCGFEy'a
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FoR RENT
The Residence No. 1885 Eor SIN.
one door above Twelfth Street '' '"''
Enquire of
,,ro JAS. /. lIAwLEY.
!at!- lGO Main StN,l
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NEw Hosiery at speyer Bros,.
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nm KIN0 % nuRMAn COME powN.

Lord Rosebergs Touchet won the Lin.
Golnshlre Handicap to-day, Mars second,
Sir Josenh third.
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AsK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph SPeidpl 4 Go. have i at wholesale,
KID Gloves, so cents a pair, at Spcyer
Bros,
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NEW Linen Collars at speyet Bros.
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DOR sALEoR RENT

E'ORsALEOR HINT
The property lately occupied by wu. Neyl1,,
Wagon and Blacksmith shop, On 10Th stree, S,,,,'
Aa!n and Market streets. Al.o I've vi ofbl.l.a
tools, one wheel boxing machine, cue ,.DouIp, :.
chine and other tools In wool shop. Term, 4,
Apply TO 7. Il. Molet, 9lOS Market street, n.
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ENORSALE-PHYSlClAN'S
l. and prletice. Location exceptionally t,h.l
COnVonlehI house, pnt low. Practice u ihlry m,
Atanding. Also veil selected MtdCsl aud Nm.
hheous Library; new lire aud GuRlaf IfolHh
two microscopes, with all the rc,s,ofc, H. 6Allss
order, and all the fixtures aud furniture JFhdi{A
PhysleIAh's 1utat aud office. For ratltulInt%I
to Dt H. RLUM, Wheeling ". Va.
F.a-l Wish to retire lrOm Prlclicc heiv.
mhl9-pAw
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 2O.-The famine in
Upper Egypt causes terrible suffering. In
some Of the villages the people arc naked,
like wild beasts, and dig for roots. In
one town tho women and children fought
over scraps Of bread. The inland villagers
are said to be starving like dogs.
ItASLAN's itRALTH.
A bad cold and boil on the neck keeps
Hanlan in doors. HowdOn Is in active
training.
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GEre g'ttelElge'tter~
New Advertisements.

orIee. Nos. rs and ~ rourteenth street
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GONE AND SEE!

. Az . full lIn' Of Ladies' and Cent? Hand and
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Essulre Rrsaly,s Court,

Before Esquire Brady. Lost evening,
Wilbur Cook, COL, WIS fined % GEMS
and costs for drunkenness and disorderIy
conduct. q. y
Hinkle Kelley was arraigped ON
charge Of 'respass preferred by Lucas
Alrichs, farmer residing ON the south
Wilmington suburbs. The testimony
proved on the 28th inst. Kelly came upon
Mr.. Alri chs farm and carried off guam !.
tity of fruit. Mr.. Alrichs however did
not desire to press the larceny portion OF
tho charge, and Kelley was fiued 20 and
costs, and required to give 500 hail not
to trespsss any more. Failing to CON-
ply with the sentence he was committed
to Jail.
Farmers adjacent to the city are sur
fering so much from the depredatiOns OF
trespassers, that they are determined to
put stop TO them by enforcing the law
passed with special reference TO those
offences, at the last Legislature. The
law ID called Gan act for The protection
of farmers, fruit growers and truckers,
and reads as follows:
That from aud after the passAge OF
this act every person who shall unlaw-
fully detach or carry away from land, Of
another, any grain, cultivated fruit, veg
| etahle, plant or shrub, or ibduce any
other person TO commit such offehse If
his agent rhall be guilty Of larceny, and
upon conviction thereof 10 the Court Of
| General Sessions of the Peace and Jai
Delivery Of the county In which such Of
| Tense shall have been committed, shall
have boon committed, shall be subjected
to all the pains and penalties with which
such offence Is punishable hy law.
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AN IMPORTANT SALE.

Tomorrow afternoon, commencing at
3 o'clock, Mr.. j. T. Head will sell at
public sale, ON the premises, the follow
ing properties: .t.y. 49,
One 3 story brick dwelling, No. 1921
Washins ton street; one 2 story brick
dwelling, Jackson near Maple street
one storybrick dwelling, Townsend near
b street eleven 2 story frame dwellings,
South Wilmington aud eight all good
building let's on Fins street between
Van Buren, and Broome streets, and on
Gilpin Avenue between Scott and Lin
coin streets.
All these properties are eliglbly locat-
ed, and are really valuable. The sale
should commend itself to the attention
of persons interested in property, as bar
gains will undoubtedly be o btained
An omnibus will leave the Clayton
House at 2.30 o'clock, and the sale will
commence with the lots on Gilpin Ave
nua at 8 p. m. sharp, proceed with the
lots on Fifth street at about $3.50 p. m.
with the mansion 1927 Washington stree
at about p. M, with the Jackson stree
nwelling at about 4.30 p. m, and wilt
the dwellings and lots in South vii
mingtOn at about 8 p. M, mainly in TN
der of numbering.
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10 all the vacancy; Joha l.. Lloyd repub-
Mcan Assistant Inspector, Eighth Ward,
Lewis T. Grubb elected 10 III the vacan-
cy: Isaac Darlington was elected repub-
licsp Assistant Inspector, East Pse0inot
publican Asiislant Inspe stor, North Prs
cinct, Six N Ward. th t,A E&
M. Taylor here introduced an ordi-
nance for the relief Of the Washington
and Reliance Steam Fire Companies,
exemptirg them from the fne Imposed
upon them white lying out Of service
from March 10th to April 9th 1879.
The ordinance ON Its second reading
was given trlal vote, which was unani-
nous to the Affirmative.
exempt the horses OF the several Dire
companies from the 81 tax imposed on
hor o.. 1t was also given . trial vote
and wac not opposed. 4 N
Mr. TO wnssnd offered q resolution TO
the effect that II having been charged
that the constract0r for building the
StallcIp Run Sewer vas not doin the
work according TO contract, that Myers
q. Conwell, the City surveyor, who had
drawn NJ the specifications for yhe work,
be authorized TO make an examination
ard report to Council whether. the con-
tractor MAS doing the work according to
sp.ci tications.
On motion OF Mr.. Tow osond, the Street
Committee was authorized to advertise
for proposals Tor grading Dupont street
from Sixteenth street to Delaware ave
nue.. - Z isA--+ +-t'
Mr.. Chandler, at this point arose, he
ing UNIV illing to let matter II finances
rest, and said that properly couatiug the
| city emily had $l05. 900 to her credit IL
bank. Ofthis, 10000 waS out on ORDER
not draw
Mr.Gutbrie smilinely responded that
he did not know why people were ham.
mering at this matter all the time. The
ID emocr ats could make political capita
oua of the finances Of the city Ii they
wished. The money of the Board o.
Education certiinly'is the money of~the
people Of the city.
Mr.. Chandler said that $40, 600 of schoo
bonds and 81 900 OF the LaIiiner Truss
Fund y ere unpaid.
On Mr.. McGlinchsy's motion, the
Opening Street Committee was author
lied To canncel the bonds of Dennis Blu
ger tor digging ditch at the foot U
Christisnx Avenue.
,Ou motion, Council adjourned to NEE
Monday evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
| % . ORDERS.
During the evening the following OF
ders we drawn: Vim. Bacon, $l5; l.
p. Lynch, 50; John M Ills Jr., $3.50.
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The Public schools will reopen Oh
Monday morning next.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
There will be NO more excursion trains
run to Ocean City this season.
Salt oysters ct Fullm er's.
One hundred and eighty-six car loads
Of peaches were shipped over the Della
ware railroad yesterday.
Turtle soup NJ Fuilmer's.
The Queens Evidence at the Opera
House tomorrow evening.
Tender loin steak At Fullmer's.
The excursion to Copey Island yestcr.
day was delightful trip.
The Legislative reunion takes place al
Rshoboth to-day. a...,t,... ..t,
Now IL the time to buy your peaches
for preserving purposes.
Read the advertisement of j. W. def
endOrf, IN another column.
The Midgets that showed for week Al
the Institute some time ago are now al
Brighton, Brighton Beach.
The Union excursion leaves French
street wharf, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, Sept. 4th
for Atlantic City.
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LAUNCH OF A NEW STEAMSHIP
ANOTHER DROWNING ACCIDENT
AT ATLANTIC.

ATLANTIC CITY,, August 2S.-A surf
accident occurred here this afternoon,re-
sulting in the drowning of Miss Mary
Fisher, a widow and the mother of two
small c ,ildren, who has been employed
as a servant in the family of Mrs. At
wood, on Virginia avenue. She was
taking her first sea bath, with another
servant named Emma Ciasslfer, at the
foot of Pennsylvania avenue, when both
were washed into deep water by the
heavy breakers. William Dickson, a
bath-house attendant, went to their as
sistance and both women grasped him
and dragged him under water. He re-
leased himself and saved Emma Classl,
fer, but the other woman was lost and
her body has not yet been recovered. She
was about forty years of age. The sea
was totally unfit for bathing at the time
and there were no other bathers upon
that part of the beach.
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WILL NOT UNLOAD ATCHEsTEE

We are informed by good authority
that there is being no effort made to DIS
charge the logwood in the brig Shasta,
at the Lazaretto. The permit which was
granted the owners of the boat, giving
then the power to discharge her, Is still
hurled in the pocket of DR.. Robinson
and in all PROBABILITY IT will remain there
mill frost comes. II the cargo and yes
sci were permitted to come to Chester the
vessel would be here tomorrow, but this
the Lazaretto Physician wall not sane
ton, aud tho expense OF lighters Deihe
vessel to remain there with the logwosc
| in her.-Chester Times.
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TEACHING CHINESE AT HAIR
a.. --I. WARD.

NEW YORK, August 28.-Two. China
men, dressed in their quaint costume,
called on Mayor Cooper to-day. Their
names were 10 Kun Kua and his servant
Chin Tin Sing. The former handed the
Mayor some documents in English and
Francis p. Knight, of Boston, dated 22,i
of February, 1877, to, President Elliot, of
Harvard U University, setting forth the ne
cetsity; of having Chinese taught at Har-
ward, and letter from Mr.. Eliot in re-
ply, coinciding with Mr.. Knigh,', views
There was also written agreement,
dated at Shanghai, 26.h OF May, 1879, b.
tween Mr. Knight, ON behalf OF the
president and fellows Of Harvard Col
iege and Ko Kun Kua to teach the Chi
ese language ct Harvard College fol
three years, at a salary of 5000 month
The M axor welcomed his visitors, WHIT
soon after took their departure. 4ti
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FIFTH EDITION.


REV. DIR. JosFtH p. rHonpsoN IN A
~ a. Sss sCRAPE. wyFW WOMAN
IF tbere ia ono min;s,er .bove oil 9TH
ars whnr, ,ba r,,i.i;n ,ua',,d sot dnyn as
laas, LLaIv ~ f,n,,o';n ! .iar;ca, scandal
Il IL tho D. ~ 80 ID Thon,rso,,
fr,,arI,a 81 g.. S.p g., 80. ,'st
or tha a., ~, 1879 ny ,o 49,,
one IF The rost aminaut ont r na ,
of the Connross;nnai Cbrrch ;n tbis
oo,atrv ~ $500 rs ,l.a ~, v.,.,'
In ~ no ~ IN |, - 1870 40 W. 800 .hnaH
sn,,,a ,oars ~, S;s,;no,,;shod =, $500.
~ E,; ys sso "a. Gr;and ", D Sn, a.o'
"a ,a.Io,, AZ .ss S:,S.,
fnr rrni,ad S,..as Ns;,';st'r =, peri;s,
NJ g. u &c ;.. n,. a" ~. Dc ~,
, 1t M ~ - .ne inhP'"psole ;na. "sppo,
anu , .hsos ss soora o,o oa anu az, "
~" ~ Soo o"u J.n sI%s vi csI' 20
49, 1850 s'r =. na maui a. oau loo M "
.,m en 40 DC e''oea " Any siI n n
, wuna ~ :" snv .aso MIS- ." T Je p
WIG " W., hswspapet ,n"n'I uiano Mp.
lus, mivn, WHY wenb ~ Iur ~ solne
years ny 'or Tue S'i' VA loh VI ner VOICE.
VIE. Oe'au, VINO Iep'eseh.eu 40 .
nAus3'n a.: anu "a c.na..ng woman, soon
so.Vou, ~ pel"n, VIE ene nvou wv
L ~
NJ. nolniscns house.,olu VIII n;
!uCuipso" nag uee'' rohg an ihvAhu' anu
IL ls aiieged that Dr. thompson ano
Mrs. Deland were very much together
during her stay in the city. For 81 me
reason Mr.. Deland became suspicious Of
his wifa's relations with DIR. Thomson.
| After hor return IN Amar;ca be hroke
10, - 80 .,S s,sa,a fn,',I .,',,,
ykot ~ .tunNs %usno icu'u , ui
NC, Vi letseIs, a1reeeu 10 NC II, Ine manu-
wnuhg OF Dr' thompson. many OF tne
letters have had the signatures cut OIL,
but others remain as they were written,
and. as COMPARED with specimens Of DIR.
Thompson,s handwriting obtained by
NJ DaIond tbav a ro soiG to no nnoues.
..;n,,.t',n - .,,.nh - I;,s, 80" a. d ho,
'o.sv'y yti.en x yin'; On o,io y; ne'
Dand p'IXes Mr. Deiahd i0uhu writtei
mrs. d. /. Ih0mpS IN, Westmlnlstel
Palace, London" and he claims that he
has indubitabe proof that DR.. ThOmp
son and Mrs. Deland occupied rooms ia
oetbar reoistar;ng nc husband and wife
a. sauaraI / ~ III ;e, 100 Car,nan, n ~,
q. several no.eis Ia rshee, Sel'nahy an,
Lis'ahui vi peins Soni ~ GU WIZ
Ihese evidences, MRS. Deiand y sai' .!
her hu band TO have made flll but den
ant confession, saying that she loved DR.
Thompson and had never loved her hus
lband that she wo,,li have nothing to q,
Ill haIand Iorsf a. o w.
IT. ,s.sa,. lei. no s...... or De
IA o.S' Will ,ne s'" I've, .1, y. -.
T;. ill., oy a,, :, ~
nnSses:;on 81 fonr nersons for savera
The daily gazette., 1879-08-29
PersOulal.

Ex-Gov. James Ponder, who is now
residing at Milton, Del, was IN tosn
to day. He is looking well and Is en-
joying excellent health.
Joseph j. Grieves, of the Philadelphia
Press, is visiting his friends in this
cityc q { e ~ e.
Joseph -Fullmer, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at Bombay Hook
has returned home. --,
John Plunkett, of the firm Of P. Plum
kett Il Co., who has been spending the
past two weeks at Atlantic City, return
ed home yesterday. He reports having
good time. r f.ss q ' f{t