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The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
Our New Caste Letter.
New CASTLE. June 80 1879.

NEW CASTLE, June 30, 1879.
Yesterday afternoon the Presbyterian
Chapel in Dobbinsville was dedicated
b. Rev. j. B Spotswood' The services
were witnessed by "A large congregation.
The singing was noticeable feature OF
the affair and was conipime nted very
highly.
ltThere will be morning services at i'm
maculate Church, beginning at Z a. M,
on July 4'h.
The Commonwealth Circus has put up
bills on the green, giving notice that
they Will be here on July 5. They travel
by means OF steamer, giving exhibit
tions in the coast cities. Pete Conklin,
the veteran clown, is with them, AZ
m Inager and clown.
Our townsmsn, Geo. A. Millington, of
the Jefferson House, has leased the Bonn
bay Hook property, which he will open
July 10, with new billiard room, ten pin
alley and all the other fixtures of a frst-
class watering place. The known ability
of Mr.. Millington to cater TO the public
wants Ia sufficient guarantee that 1t
will rank A. No. l among our river re-
| sorts. There is a farm of over 100 acres
connected with the property, where he
will have an opportunity of showing
| "what he knows about farming"
The steamer Major Reybod will stop
hereafter on Sundays at our wharves for
Collins Beach and Bombay Hook, al
lowing those of our citizens who cannot
spare the week chance of visiting tho
new establishment Of our townsman. 1
understand that regular weekly hop
will be given on Tuesday evenings.
| The prizss to be shot for on July 4th,
at the picnic in McFarland's woods, are
now on exhibition at Deakynes hard
| ware store, on Delaware street.
The steamer Thomas Clyde will stop at
our city on Tuesdays for Bombay Hook;
round trip fare only 40 cents. Captain
Smith is affable and obliging, and our
citizens will! no doubt make the most of
this opportunity for recreation.
The steamer John SylUester has made
arrangements for stopping here on her
| trips TO Lewes, and the fare has been put
at ST 90 for the round trip. Capt. Post
will find 1t much to his advantage to stop
here two or three days each week; say
Wedn sdays aud Saturdays. BY this
route RehODoth is reached by a car ride
of6 mi les and the round trip tickets good
for The season are put at $500. From
the above it will be seen that our citi-
zens will have no reason to complain OF
want of facilities to roach the seaside and
river resorts.
When l say Saturday evening was
lively, fail to convey any idea of the
Everybody and all their relations seemed
to be out intent on finding the coolest
place. The river front presented an ami
mated appearance. The heat seemed to
make all good-humored, and the very
best of order prevailed. Shawton was
quiet, the only affair TO rufflle the even
tenor of its ways was search for a lost
boy. Even this was abandoned, except
by his relatives, who, early Sunday
morning, discovered the lad safe and
sound, he having gone to sleep in a va
cant house and did not wake until after
sun rise. Then seeing what had occurred
he did not care to put in An appearance
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|Eo11RTH EDITION
mother

. DRUNKEN MOTHER,
SAD nrsKRTs HER LIrTLs Dno ~ .nAIN
wHo osTs POSSESSION os
rhRoVo, Saturdays GAZETTE tod
An item !" , ot a little six year oiu
\ the dt seIuun Ia,U"ken mother, Mrs. Belle
Sin by us u''i nf il subsequently fainns
Lohnef' anu hands and being left at the
Into humaho " Thr little girl was Kept
bOice sIa''SS s;, Saturday evening. anu aIteI
here unli, ' nad been telcgraphed TO IN
ber ialho1 ial0'hia she was given into tne care At
PblladeippIiga F.rraday, living at no. VI
y Mrs y ,res, ,n Mrs. Farraday had read
prange slleo If The desertion in the IA
|he accou"n, .n az "a she had frequently kept
k1lHi llhi,d. she went TO tne ponce aa"a o.a'Ia tba
~ y, tnI aOt t. when the Mayor Gare n.r 'to to
na li,t lin into her possession ne 'o'o "0' '"
!, l,u M one else have IL; u I.ohner
|ei Nv in the evening Mrs; Eonnea
La.e, !, the Mayor and asded i0I .ne
fals at ~ eut ~ was told that she couie not
fha' !, tu nn,,l the ia her was heard ron,
Pa,ha, Pavs !. The child was in the good care
pnd lnA' 'Farraday, where II would re-
Mn Mns,,il that time. Mrs. Lohner then
pam u"'; Mr.. Farraday's house, ana en-
Fen' ,r,,h1ut kuocking. conducted her,
prins a vsry dsorderly manner ana
s.l nta !" sse of prufane language several
Gss hsr appearance she was under
FROM fa"u,.. nu ~ huulr. She went up
he lnnudd "d took the child away, saying
PAN ana aa' Mayor had gwen her perm's-
Pat lie .n and the iady of the house,
auans on " "y this, made no objection.
enes" .rraday hal Mrs. Lohner ar
Mr' before ths Mayor, for her dis
'agu1," conduct Yesterday morning, when
(tuoas s, fined SIS and required to pay
oss. M. Mary Farrell, from whom the
Arisouer rents hou'e, tes.,"su n, 10
NV, Iobn.r was a decent and respect
I Mo woman and gave ner chiid the pest
whsn ,5ea The ease had been decided and
~ unnatural mother had been taken
NV IN her cell, Mrs. Farrady said II
H. c,ild could b, gotten away from the
'wan she would bs glad to raise it,
a. respectable looking gentleman
1aa ,be same offer. His Honor res
Su n"Isd that he had no authority to take
chIld from her, but that the matter
,iahts WAS in the hands of the father
vo,np man, who is a brother OF the
{hiM,, father, after the hearing was oyei
ts;d ,ha, Mrs. Lohner was mot mt to
Esr- M tor a dog, let alone a child" and II
N ,nmors be true. the woman is a very
sisolute one, aud the case is sad and
bal enough. ,,
bs.n given inro the possession OF lu
Uncle and is being cared for by Mrs
arrady.
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brief Locals.

The last day of June.
Cooler since the rain.
Tender loin steaks at Fullmers.
Several showers yesterday.
Another temperance meeting was held
at Pennsgrove yesterday.
The Board of Health does nat meet
this evening.
There were ten deaths In the city last
week.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
The Weccacoe Fire Company is
going to purchase a new Clapp & Jones
engine.
A number of our citizens went to Cape
May yesterday ON the Republic.
Artificial teeth very cheap at DR.. Gal
lagher, the dentist, No. 1886 Market
street.
Turtle soup at Fulmer's.
The parade on next Saturday night,
will be the largest firemen's parade that
has ever taken place in this city.
The Coroner had a case yesterday.
Will Congrss adjourn to-day?
A large number of persons went down
to Collins Beach yesterday on the Major
ReyJoid.
The Sheri fl sold a number Of proper
ties on Saturday.
The two Misses Roberts will sing on
the B. g. moonlight tonight.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
The d. q. moonlight excursion takes
place this evening.
Tomorrow will be a bilious day.
Remember the first excursion of the
season to Ocean City, from this city,
takes place on July 4th.
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Captured In Chester.

uowLIyG WILMINGTON LAD NABBED
by THE THE CHESTER POLICE.
From the Chester Times, Saturday.
| James Dugan, small boy aged about
Sixe.n years, was arrested by officer
6lendenuing, of South Chester, at about
vo o'clock on Friday morning, at La
nosin station. He with number of
u.r boys, was on no tn b. u I'd fieigtt
rain, when the train stopped they jump
u from the platform aud ran away upon
eeing the officer. The officer thinking
hem gang of thieves arrested young
Du.an, aud yesterday morning he pre-
ended to tell ON the rest of the gang,
gng that they were thieves and had
)helr os hid near Eddystone. Dur
b. the ncascel alton he constantly how
Jed like dog and gave much annoyance
Othose around the lookup. A card has
been received from his father No. 223
Pine street, Wilmington inquiring for
him The police believe him to be con-
p.cied with gang Of thieves. He has
Old number Of lies since his incarcera-
ion, they are not disposed TO credit any
lhing he may say.
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The Pumps at the suers Tunnel.

SAN Francisco, June 2S.-A de-
patch from Sutro, Nevada, says: The
pumps Of the Combination shaft started
up to-day at p. m. discharging water
into the Sutro tunnell. Everything is
working satisfactorily. The pumps will
again start up tomorrow morning, and
run part of the day. On Monday morn
ing the pumps along the whole line will
commence discharging into the tunnel.
The capacity of the boxes appears to be
ample, and hardly leak can be percsiv-
ed along the whole line.
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FALL BIvER WEAvERS NOT TO
STRIKE.

FALL RIVER, juno 26.-Th6 mass
meeting Of weavers in Dthe park this
evening was satterded by 1900 or 49,
600 persons. Speeches were made BY
a resolution adopted not to strike even
it few "bobstick" spinners were em-
ploped by tho mills, the opinien being
exp 'essed that the spinuers could compel
the manufacturers to shut down - Che
poor class of help now employed was
injuring the mules, or else the manufAc-
turers must return to the 6fteen per
cent reduction which Is asked for. 1t
was also argued thatif the wsavers struck
they could get no aid from the city,
whereas, if the mills shut down they
could look to the city for support.
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THE PARIS CArACOnns.

AN AMERICAN ACTRESS eTABTLlNG
ADVENTURE IN THEIR LADYK1MTHs'
Miss Bessie Darling, an American &C.
tress, has had serious and almost fatal
adventure in the catacombs Of Paris.
These catacombs contain, in numbe-less
galleries extending under nearly half Of
the city, the bones of nearly three mill
lions of people. On each side Of these
weld avenues, from the floor to the cell
ing, are piled bones and skulls. The
bones of the arms, legs and thighs are
piled in tiers along the walls, their uni
formity being relieved by three rows Of
skulls and cross-bOnes arranged In fan
tastic patterns, and at intervals, cut out
of these gypsum of the caverns under
lying Paris, are little chapels or affairs.
At ten O'Clock one morning few
weeks ago, Mis- Darling, who was one of
party of thirty, descended the steep
staircase of ninety steps leading to the
catacombs, and, preceded by guides, en-
tered the galleries whose tortuous wind
ings and ramifications have all the per-
plexities of labyrinth. Miss Darling,
with the independence of an American
girl. quilted her party, and set out to ex-
plore the underground horrors alone.
Among so many she was not mlseed. A
little of this sight seeing satisfied her
companions, and they returned TO the
light and to their dinners. In the mean.
while Miss Earring was hurrying through
one gallery after another. i1if
Unfortunately she had not provided
herself with q supply Of candles, and
when the one she carried was burned out
and she was left In utter darkness, she
began to realize the horrors Of her situa-
tion. 1t was then, 80 the story runs, that
''she did what every other woman would
have done under circumstanees-she
tainted away" How long she remained
insensible she does not know but when
she came to herself she made throughout
the remainder Of the day and through the
night the galleries echo with her shrieks
for hep. Fortunately TOR her, ct ten o.
clock the next morning workman, while
passing alopg neighboring gallery, heard
her cries, and hurried to the rescue.
He found her in one Of those galleries
that have no thoroughfare and are sim
ply side passages, and two yards from
the spot where be encountered her was
the mouth of an exhausted shaft, down
which she had only escaped falling bv
the suddenness with which she had fain-
ted and the pertinacity with which she
remained on the spot where she fell.
When, at the end Of eighteen hours, she
was b ought to the light she tainted again.
But all's we'll that ends we'll; although
for short time her situation appeared
to be critical. rf ~
There il moral In this true story
which it behooves adventurous young
women. to heed. In foreign travel,
whether among the Alps or the Roman
or French catacombs, or in strange cities
where the dangerous classes abound too
much Independence of companionship is
perilous; apart from the conventional
ism abroad, which looks aslkance at
young women wandering alone
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A FIREMAN'S DEATH.

Samuel I. Bayliss, valuable and re-
spected member of the Friendship Fire
Company, died at his residence, No. 20
Lamott street, of typhodi-pneumonia, at
S:l5 O'Clock Saturday evening. Mr.. Bay
liss, being an old and active member,
had been selected as the assistant mar
shal in the parade ofthe Friendship com
pany on the 4th and 9th of July, in
Harrisburgh and this city. The engine
house is draped in black the and flag is at
half mast in respect to his memory. The
funeral will take place at o'clock Tues
day afternoon and the members of the
Friendship Fire Co., and of the Fire De-
partment in general, are invited to be
present.
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The PittsbArg Chimney Glass Max.
ers Going to Work Again.

PITTsBURG, June 29.-The st, ike of
the chimney-glass makers, which has ex-
listed two years, ended yesterday, and
work will be resumed shortly. AMIGA
BILE arrangements were agreed upon at
a meeting of the manufacturers and
strikers. The men were willing to work
patent crimper, but insisted on three
hundred moves constituting turn, for
which two dollars should be paid. The
manufacturers thought the pay demand
ed too high and the moves too low, and
contended for three hundred and fifty
as the standard. Finally the manufac-
turers accepted three hunered moves
and the employees agreed to take one
dollar and eighty-three cents per turn.
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DOARD OF HEALTH E1TO TaT
i'd CITIZENS OF WILL MINQTflN Fl ~

DOARD OF HEALTH 10 TaE
ID CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON-As
sae sessSe 1sss for re
Board Of Health are desifolis that shs
sanitary condition OF the city shouid ~
kept az we'll as II is in their power they
zens In their endea vors. 1t IL the determi-
nation OF the Board to strictly enforCe An
ordinances t!i, @ M IN regard to Nuissnces. orper-
Persons having compla ints to make can
make them 70 any Of the following named
members OF the Board, and said CONT
plants Will be attended to with prompt-
First Ward Milton Bowers. No. m ".
Second street; Henry Bleyer, Mo. sis West
second Ward.-Meyers Hayes, No. 2is
King street; Ezekiel Bennett, Townsend
street near Lobdell.
Third Third wsTd.1DI; s n: B. Morrison corner
Bickta. corner Foyrth and Tatnall streets.
Fourth Ward.-John Aiken. No, m "A
rSsT.n isf,S a,ss street o1 T; Ellrood sinsey, 90
Fifth Ward.--James Monaghan, No.22l
W. sixth street; Bernard r. Hasson, No,
104 West seventh street.
Sixth Ward.-H. II. HaWkina No M
e. Fourteenth street James Kennedv'
No. 1915 King street. As'
Il, 6 ventn ward.-Josepn y. seeds, corner
Haweins No ona Sas' sSG.t street, John W.
pEighth Ward.-D. O'C. Kenny, No 7ls
Bennett street. W.
Ninth Ninth Ward.1John McsoEley, No. ara
street. ~Ass
Tenth Ward.-Hewson e. Lannan. No.
gs' rs ia Jackson street; Winffeld g. Byron ,
Information may also be left with the
following Executiye Omcers: Esstern
District, Daniel HI. Thomas, No. 62l Lom-
Bowers, No 200 West street.
e. B. FRAZER.
JeSU-3t Secretary OF theB0ard.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
weekly MOrluary.

!, parihg the past week there were ten
,eaIils reported to f. b. Frazer, Regis
As follows:
n norm IN the United States, I; Germa-
hi ~, England, l /; unknown, white o;
a Ca., male . female,5 almshouse, 2;
'Ironer' l. The causds were:
oAo, o,nhfowl'' l; congestion of brain, l !;
.,,,Faa .a,a "a lilantum, |; diptheria, 1 dis
,ase %s'i ol o!fain, l hereditary syphilis, / /;
iI.'',''lIeltls' ',a maramus, / pneumonia,
NpnoId lever /. The ages were un-
NJ sI' one ne year, $50 to 40, 40 to SO, / /:
"'o'ol- Brought here for interment.
v,,I ,Ie , uealhs by wards, were :Firs t
1a, NJ Fecond, l Third, 2; Fourth
snoun un,n' /; Ninth, /; Tenth, 2. I'm
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
FIFTH EDITION.
SOCIAL LIFE NEWPORT.

On Saturday evening last Mr.. Alfred
u. Jessup of the firm of Jessup and
Moore of this city, and his lady gave q
grand reception at the Brooks Villa on
Bellevue Avenue, Newport r. l.
Among those present were Governor
and Mrs. Van Zandt, Hon William Beach
Lawrence. the well-known international
lawyer Mr.. q. de Bildt and wife nee
Moore of Philadelphia, Charge d'Affairs
OF the Swedish Legation at Washington ;
MIR. and Mrs. AthertoD Blight and Mr..
and Mrs George F. Tyler, both of Phia-
deli ha.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
Grand Circus Comtnr.

The great Commonwealth Circus and
Nelson's Pantomime Company will visit
Wilmington on the greatest gala day of
the season, the Fourth. OF July. The
company is composed of first-class per.
formers and people can go In confidence
of seeing something well worth attend
ing. The admission fee is very low con.
sidering the character of the sh wv. The
general admission will be 25 cents; child
ren under years ofage will be admitted
free III the afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
ARREST OF A TENNESSEE MIS-
CREANT.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2S-Lats last
night w. j. A. johnson outraged Lizzie
Sherwood, a child II years old, and
afterwards fled across the river to Arkan-
sas. This morning Sergeant Kunholz,
of the police force, went over the river
and succeeded in airesting johnson; not,
however, until he had disabled him by
shooting him in the thigh. The girl who
was outraged now lies in critical con-
dltion. Fearing demonstration against
johnson, Chief of Police Athy had him
removed from the station-house to the
county Jail.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
THE REUOBOTH TRAVEL.

The travel to Rehoboth is setting in
quite actively, last weeks departures
having been augmented this morning by
party of twenty, who started from this
citv. This party went up to Chester on
the Felton,, and there took the steamer
John Sylvester for Lewes, from which
nlace railroad ride of less than half an
hour brings them direct to the Rshoboth
Be ach Camp Meeting grounds.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
A VALUABLE COLLEGE PUR-
CHASE,

TROY, N. Y, June 2S.-The faculty
of Williams College have purchased the
Wilder collection of mineral and natur-
al specimens, which is considered the
forty years for completion, and valued
at $4,000. 1t was owned by Mr.. Will
der, OF Hoosick Falls. The means are
provided to transfer it to the college, and
$4,000 have been pledged by the alum
nj to construct a memorial hall to con-
tain the above group. The new build
ing will also contain sn art gallery,
apartments for college literary societies,
and library and lecture rooms.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
Installation Of Officers.

On Saturday evening, VIM. ii. Foulk,
Grand Master Of the l. o. 0. F., Of the
State, and his associate officers, paid visit
to the Centreville Lodge No. 81, at Cen
vile, and installed the following Off
GERS:
William P. Hendrickson, n. G.
Bernard Dalton, V. G.
William Carpenter, X. s. .
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
West Church Dent.

An all day meeting was held at West
Presbyterian church, yesterday, for the
purpose of raising money to be applied
to the payment Of the church debt. The
p an proposed was for the members to
lake shares, AT $50 each, payable by in
stalments; or any other manner optional
with the subscriber, Inside of two years.
During the day 100 shares were subscrib-
ed, equal TO Sl1 $50. The total debt of
the church, mortgage and floating, in
cluding interest, is about S26 ,000 The
cost of the church was S64 ,0O9
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A Broken Axe.

On Saturday afternoon AS The New
York and Washington Express leaving
this city at BIB, was approaching
Chester, one OF the axles of tender OF
engine No. 80, X. j. Sergeant, engineer,
broke. The engine was stopped as quick
ly az possible, without any serious dam
age being done, beyond the breaking of
the axle. Word was telegraphed to this
city, and an extra engine was despatched
TO the scene of the accident. and brought
the train on to this city. The accident
caused delay Of over an hour.
Tearing out the Old Bssin.
Mr.. T.. J. Ford, the contractor for tear
ing out and leveling the old basin lot, at
Tenth and Market streets, commenced
work, this morning, with force of about
twenty-five men. The fence was soon
removed, and the coping-st' mes taken
up, after which work as commenced Oh
the bricks at tie bottom, which will be
taken up, cleaned and piled away. The
stone i'm the walls will be treated like
wise, and the banks Ievelled. Quite a
crowd assembled around the basin to
witness the operations.
ship News.
The schooner Wdre of Trenton N. j..
arrived at this port yesterday, with a
number of heavy iron shafts for the Har-
Ian q Hollingsworth and Pusey a. Jones
companies.
The schooner Mary j. Fisher of Phil
adelphia, arrived this morning with lum-
Der and is lying above Market street
bridge.
Opened for Travel.
The repairs on Market street bridge
were sufficiently advanced by yesterday
at noon, to allow travel to be resumed.
The work will not be completed until
the first of rext week.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA RE-
VENUE LAW.

HARRIsBURa, Pa, June 29.-Audi-
tor General ScheIl has decided that un-
der the first section OF the Revenue act
of June Z, all institutions, companies,
corporations of limited partnerships in
corported or organized or doing business
in this commonwealth shall register in
the Auditor-G Generals Office, as required
by said section, within ninety days from
the passage of the act, under a penalty
of $500
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
A Hay PARTY.

themrs",,.s olyoungPhiladelphians, calling
arrived iie' ip ynt pne sea Wench Bay Club"
the Ral,inMl wilmington last evening on
club a,'linore canni schooner Clyde. The
thew nro' INSISTS Of fifteen members and
TIN mJpose an5 spending ten days on the
and n r,u ra,i VIII 90 as far as Norfolk. Va.
layliaIhr,u i,Irurh. m: They left Wilmington at
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
HE UPSET

AS party of men and women were
sailing down the Christiana opposite the
Mccullough Iron Co.'s works at 2 O'Clock
sunday afternoon, one of the men, evil
denfly much intoxlca d ,clim bed up the
mast and caused the boat to upset az 1t
took a tack. All the party reached shore
safely.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
FIRE IN READING.

READING. Pa, June 29.-This evening
at 9 O'Clock, fire was discovered in the
cigar box factory owned by A. Thalhei.
mer, and before it was subdued, the fac.
tory an" the houses of Hannah Gier,
Samuel Kaufman, Franklin Hahn, were
destroyed. The loss is estimated at s11 =
600; insurance, $500. Supposed to be the
work of an lncendiary.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
DIED.

o1"os
BAYLIa.-On saturday, June 2sth, 1877 49,
oftyphOid pneumonia, Samuel L. BAY lis,
in the 30ih year OF his age,
The relatives and friends OF the family,
members OF the Friendship Fire Company
and the Fire Department In general, are
rsspect,u'iy rs ~ aveeI td 20 a''enu N MS iuherai
street. 9th ward) on Tuesday afternoon,
at o'cloc TO proceed toRiverview Gene
terry.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
me Tent DESTROYED,

Saurdsr. .',u a storm which visited the city
which ,h evening, damaged the tent in
holding 'ae u Epworth people have been
Weeks nsat series of meetings for some
torn to , nia,,o very considerably. 1t was
Church N I pieces and scattered around the
We're held d~' IN -, Last evening the services
" Ill The church building.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
, N"roner's Inauest

evening U"er ab"", held held an inquest Saturday
William us BT"wHe Heo,clock, on the body Of
died at bis in'o@n' ,@ COL, aged 10 years. who
street about tt'Sluence ,, No. 1l2l Orange
verdict Of. Of ados., .~o hours previously. A
livsr,' a. .reuSaaa, euSath fom torpidity Of the
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
A DRUNKEN MAN SHOOTS A ROY

BENJAMIN Monson, colored man, stood
at Ninth and Poplar streets, Philadel-
phla, yesterday afternoon, about half
past four o'clock, intoxicated and firing
OIL a pistol 10 the street. One of the
shots struck John Malone, fifteen years
old, OF 9O1 Poplar street, in the breast
He was taken to the Pennsylvania Hos
pital and Monson was locked up In the
Twelfth district station house. Malone's
wound is not dangerous.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-30
DIaeharUAA.

1t is stated that the Harlan & Hollings.
worth Co, have now employed ], 400 men
which is as many as they ever employed.
Nevertheless they were compelled TO
discharge about 40 men from their paint
shops on Saturday.
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Gone 10 Jail.

Daniel Hully for non-payment of
So and the cost of trial for disorderly
conduct, was taken to New Castle Jail on
the LOS train to-day.