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The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Tho Mystery solved at Last.

For a long tune the citizens, of Will
mngton have been endeavoring 70 un-
ravel problem, which has heen gradu-
but now It has been solved by the majo
rity, and this is the conclusion TO which
all have arrived: That the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, No. 200
Market street, does keep constantly on
hand the the most complete assortme ut
of ladies', gents', misses and children's
boots, shoes. CATERS, low shoes and Clip
pers to be found outside Of philadelphia a (,
and equalled by but few there, which
they are selling at prices lower than the
lowest, They are sole agents for Burts
fue shoes for ladies which have world
wide reputation f0rsfit and durability.
Also Lilly, Young & Brackets fine goods
for gentlemen.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

TsAIxs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
eos Shtladelphie' aH !oe, s.lS, :.CS .oS
y ~ iSs m q; 3, sls, 81 %. 81 ss 3. , n. .'''
FOR New York an, S.5o,s m, IL IS, 70 80.
sNp mioneundays; 2 ysa m. .6.p; M M
az az. = Il ri 81, Z aisL g j, ~; !: M. ia pm Sun
FOR PoT Deposit: Sss p m no sunday
ror S; New Castle: go, sis = m; os, : 20 p
FOR bsiaware K. r.: els m; oS, 30
y cor Wiimingt0n Z Northern r. r.: cas- .
m; 800. Bic. p m; NO sunday train:
FOR peiawsrs Nv " sstssn r. y: =: 10 ~o' nj
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
4 ' Mos ,pa, = y, ia Il q q, sss' 81, so. 80,
7 "a. 10 =. y 4. 2 "a; on sundays; u %,
,r.ss s.se ssse'Gss J i i ? NJ; %' u a, ,au
sM, ie22pm, m Sundays; IL 4s. oe
from Baitimore: o4,s %, s4i. . NJ; i2 q,
nss,s o, 80 p m; on Sundays: 2 N m
s,em &&iss.sn: 90. . m nn, Yss,
90. . ? q; on Sundays: , o. m 's@
from fors Dsposis' go q m; no Sunday
from 'Rs; New .o.s.,s. 80 am; $50 M;
lo,I Is p N; no Sunday Lrains.
From Delaware r, B.: $50 1910 . m
~ tn p. N; NO Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Northern r. R.: Q 06,
II % =; 81 p n; no sunday trains.
From delaware Western r. r.: . 90 m;
2tb. - . m; no Sundava trains.
e8AINs FOE WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
sgom BroaA street. and Washington ave-
"a co. IS, siS, . IS, Il 30 pm; on Bun.
days: . 30 . m; e0,s %, II 30, p m.
from Thirty SECOND and Market streets
70, N, u m, ~ 10, ass, 40 II 30 p m
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

steak, l4a2Oc; sirioin, 1sa2Oo
iialSc; corbed 8ai2o; Clipped
nam sliced 16a1S wholesale, loo
esrs, saloc; fitch, 11a12c; pud
III, Log's-head cheese, 12c; lard
auon, lOal2c; chops, 16a18c. veal
outlets, lSa2Oe; chickens, 10a12
Si u a $3.50 per pair hut
q SOC. tup butter, 1Sa25c
cent per doze2: onions 12 cents;
Deans, . cents; honey, 25c. per
cabbage, ~ q a5c. per head
Per I'D; asparagus, 20c per bunch
ha,s h1Ts2oc. per half peck; 0eets,
.eH nai! peck apples, .15a25 per
TX turnips, 12u per half peck
r. ~ ,SSe,nsts,per half peck sausage,
y ,,SS',Inaoarb case a bunch; scrapple,
y nshs 1910 per pound; pike, i2e,
M ,os LOT 25c. founders. 10; CIDER Il
~ p gal; celery. Sails per bunch;
snad 10 s60; Southern shad, ID
piece; herring, 12al5 cents
10 10, 9iack bass, 25a30c per string;
aa az 10 Q per ID; suckers, 25c pei
show neds, 10 o 25 Q per string
ITO n 10 icr I,; kale, 10 q IL per hal
SIe' SsSs' per head; green peas
-~" peck; radlshes, 4a8o pei
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
rMB CASE o JOHN sExsox,
Hearing Of shree ~ the Supposed
AssaiIenfs 6his MORNING. -T6e PFll


Hesring Of shree ~ the Supposed
AssaiIsnls this Morning. ITks Pris
Omer1 0Anah0gUo0s
4, The casss pf Denuis M.lgmre, William
ODonnell and Charles Phillips, who
were arrested .ou the charge OF being
concerned In the ,aseault and battery anu
attempt ~ Nil John Benson on last San
,lay evening, wl1tIe he vss raising along
Maryland ayonue, Oh his way to church,
came up before the Mayor this morning. .
H. z. Turner, 4 a., appeared for the de-
fendants. ~ l,ra7'l III. ,...s.
The plaintiff testif fed that on Sunday
evening last between $50 snd 2 O'Clock
ne left BIS home and started for church;
he WAS pxssin NJ along Maryland svenue,
suiok ing cigar he Inet y crowd and
they seemed 70 bs talking among thsm-
selves; ~ / pa ,sed thr O, ovid, OBH OF the
nuintssfl klooked tile G gar from my
mouth, hut I did not pay any attestivp
70 that bwt coDt,pued 70 walk on; had
walked but .bort distance WHEN l
sd my hes4l, wAs hit In the face with .
rock, and knocked sensUIesS; when l
came 70 the crowd were hurting stones
a. me; + partly raised ~ and strdck as
one Of the number With my umbrella,
but instead Of hitting him struck the
fence and broke the umhYells; while !
VA inHensible was robbed OF pocket
book containing over - in money; he
recognised Phillips ard O'D0nnsil " be-
ing sm3ng rthr Gro wd, but could not ray
that either hit hun; could not say which
ONT Of the CI owd struck me. ~ o.
Orossrxamined W Ar. 1urner-I
would not ike tv say On, my oath which
One struck me. -
William Swift testified that he wss
passing out Msryland avenue on the
evening iu question:, and after he turned
down . street, leading towards Dr.
Bro Own's old place, he turned around aud
saw 2 Gro wd throwing stones at oolorsd
man. Could not recognize any Of them
OHcer Payne testified ~ to arrestin ny
0'DOnnell, and that ODopneD had ata,
ted to him that he was WITH the crowd,
but lid not think the colored man cuuli
recognize him. rat4
- bore being no further witnesses fol
the proseentiOn, Mr.. Turner, said that
he would not call any witnesses for the
def nse Ms he did not think the evidence
was sufficient 70 bold the prisoner, aaJ
he asked that the case be dismissed. =
His HuDOr was of the same opi pinion
and the prisoners we're discharged.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Compromising with Thieves.

NEW YORK, May o. Red Lsary is still
missing. There is q rumOr in circulation
that the Northampton bank authorities
ars negotiating for the return of the
S482, 900 worth of bonds taken from the
bank with the wife of Scott, one of the
basis of release for, Scott, Dunlap, Con-
nors and Leary. The friends OF Connors
afi or bis Q cape from Luulaw street Jail
were energetic in their efforts 10 secure
the return to the baLk OF the bonds, but
Massachusetts people having the body
of Leary thought that they could force
the return of several thousand dollars
more. Now that he has escaped, IL ID
rumored that q conpromise with the
consent of the criminal authorities OF
Massachusetts will he effected. Ephrain,
Howlaud whose name has been men,
tionrd In connection with the escape, Ii
now in Cincinnati under surveillance.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
From the n. Y. Hsrald. 4
The Fase of YakeeD Khank

10 0oG -
Yakoob Khan has yIeJdsd. Tbs tton-
tier line Of British Indians y 70 b. Cd
vanced 70 - to give Her 4sjeGfys troops
control Of alf the iDpos1a0t pasees.
Lord Beaconsfield has secured ~ ssscisL-
tiic frontier" In addition 70 seons1ng .
representative at Caniahar. ~ the
Aneer seems 90 completely under the
control Of the ViceroyS representative Il
is not improbable that England has also
been accorded the right TO place agents
at Herat and Cabul. Such q he s1ttlc-
meut that Yskoob Khan MAKES with
Great Britain. But he hes yet anslher
reckoning 10 adjust. He ID wise ehoQeh
to know that for every material colsid-
alton which b. has granted TO The Brit
ish on the south and east be must sur
render equal grants 70 the Russians on
the north and west. "a
The ultimate end Of such . barter and
sale 10 easy 10 foBee. The absosute isO-
lati0n Of the Khauate cf Bokhars and it,
abs0fptiou ~ the Russians viii follow.
Worse even than thlst any southern
movement By the Rusgi4us In Cd0nec-
ton with these ndjustmenD Of gebgrn-
phicsl eQnalfEntion must result In throw
ing barrier betWsen Btitisb India and
Psrsia, and the semnant of Afgba6is stan
must become the future battle ground
on which Enklapd and Russia VIII light
out their sirufsle fer the d0minaston Of
Asia. In any event, it 70 the end Vt
power and splendof for the Court Of
OaD0l. "a f'i5 -t1ili ~ f -
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
BnrazxD rME SCENES.

The Manager ef The az NJ. .. Pima
fore" Company Arrested for an
Alleges Assault en ONE Of the
BupSo N
No doubt those present last evening to
hear ~. II. 4. 1Pina1bre," wondered
when they saw tAe Chef Of Police and
one Of Che oGlc6n goback on the stage,
what was the matter. ~
After the performance was over, the
cause was explained in this wise: Ii ap-
pears that the "prOpefty man" of the
company had engaged FIVE young men to
act q .ceFtain minor lpsFt ID the opera.
They had donned the suits necessary for
the occasion, and had been instructed
what to say and do. The curtain arose
and the "supes" had been stationed along
the wall ready to 60 on at the proper
'scue." While they. were standing there
they commenced talking which tconver-
sati0h interfered with the director hear
lng the "eues." They we're ordered TO
keep quiet BY the mArager, and At the
SAND dine .admohislied that II they did
not, they should leave the stage and
hall.
Quiet they were for short time when
they again commenced ''mumbling," and
at this point is where the assault Is al
legged to have taken place. The boy
making the complaint was VIM. Weldon,
who testified that the property man had
hired him and four others to do duty on
the stage; they had been drilled in their
parts and when the curtain arose they
were standing on the stage; there was
considerable talk behind the scenes, and
the first thing he knew the defendant
had him by the neck, and threatening te
burst his head open with the bass drum
beater; he fhen pushed the witness to.
ward the door ieading to the dressing
rooms, at the same time choking him
and when he got to the door, the defend.
ant pushed him down the steps, and told
the property man to take his suit.
William Walton testified that he saw
the defendant reach over young lady.
shoulder and clutch the plaintiff by thu
shoulder and push him down the stairs
Casper Baker and James Quinn testified
as to seeing the defendant push tht
plaintiff down the steps and choke him
For the. def6nse, Isaac Righter,t Jess
Desmond, Theodore Sloate, Peter Hogan
John Jennihgs and Simeon Snyder al
testified That they were standing within
few feet of the defendant and that thu
"supes" were talking among themselves
and had been ordered by the manager t,
keep quiet, and falling to do SO, the.
were ordered to get out. There was n
blows struck. t--.-i-- apsAs-
The Mayor did not think the evidenc
sufficient to enact a penalty and so dis
missed the case.
| The manager was then arraigned ol
the charge Of striking James Quinn il
the face. AS he was the only person tina
saw or felt the blow, and as all the wit
nesses In the previous case testified ths
they did not see any blow struck thi
case was also dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Latest Foreign News.
LONDON, May 10, 1879.

LONDON, May 10, 1870.
The Standards correspondent at La
hore reports that the cholera isincreasing
in India.
The Steele states that Pere Hyacinthe
has petitioned for the recognition Of his
sect by the State equally with other de-
nominations.
Switzerland denies that Russia has
made demand for the extrxdition Of
one of the murderers of the Russian
General Metzenzef. -4
The Sultan intends to send reply to
the Gar reciprocating the latter's wish
for the most friendly relations between
the two governments.
General Garibaldi's condition causes
anxiety. He is suffering from anthritic
pains in the stomach. His physicians
have prohibited visitors.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

SEALED PROPOsALe-wEl be ~
Y ceiyed until Thprsday. May ls, 1879, Ct
10 O'Clock, p. no., for taxing tp and re-
paving ,ket etreet, from The south side
nf Front street 10 Market stress Hrideo,
the old material to BE- used as fAr g Il viii
60, the contractor to furnish al new m =
seiisi necesserv 20 complete the work, ex-
cept the sand, which will be furnished bv
the city. the contractor 70 do the cass I'M.
me work 70 be done BY the yard ana un-
os oef me superyision and To the SAITH faction
OF tne Street Commissiouer The contrac-
tor must . can up and lsave The stleet in
goo travelling condition. security 10 the
sum of one hundred dollars viii he re-
quired fGr the sood faith Of the bid, and
,,ne 1l nundred and any dollars SoS the faith
Lul performances and mpletion OF the
contract. Blanks will be fsrnishet a shs
once ono or The Street Uommissionpr. Ali
n,os ;n ,hn must oe properly signed and placed
Unam per. Tor that purpose. The bids
~ ust oe placed in the boz BY tho parties
meking the BID themsei yes. ~
3. q. .HOAGLAND,
"Ay'o-os Street Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Fast Driving.

AtYoUNd NAN or this CITY WHILE
DRIVING IN FRoNr srRHET ON THUR.-
T. DAY EVENING RUNS OvRR LITTLE
I CHILD. s4frFff s
Last evening before the Mayor young
gentleman was arraigned on the charge
Of fast and reckless driving, and running
over Mttle chii1. ~e@ ~ ~ 80. X
The first witness called was Edward
s Doug4hriy, who testified that on thurs
day evening he was sitting reading Q
paper, when he heard a noise; he got up
and upon going t0 the back door Of his
he us- he saw crowd standing In the
street, aud little girl having hold of a
sill smaller girl beard some oi,s say that
the smallest OF The Two sirls had been
rnn over. 1 saw The team that It was
said bad run over her going along Front
street at o very rapid gait.
WIN. Morgan trKtl tied that he was
standing at the corner OF Front and
Franklin strests, saw two young men
drive with double team In pretty reclry
" manner down the pike. Some dist-
af1ee below where he was stnnding be-
saw little girl run across The streetysw
another little girl start togo s6toss but
before she reached the other side the
men were upon her, and she could neith-
or get one way or the other. He did not
suppose the men IN the wagon IsAw the
little girl; they did not seem to BE- hold
II the horses In.
VIM. Cox testified that he saw the
team 10 by, and saw the knee Of one Of
the horses strike the little girl and knock
her down, the carriage passing over her;
he thought they were driving faster than
the law allows. After Ihe liItls girl hasi
been Knocked down they did Z. I stop to
II she had 0een hurt, but coDtlnaed to
drive on 81 the same gait. 3
Miss z sie Barlow tes fled that she
was pass,ng along Front street near Har-
ris01, and saw tiis little girl under The
wagon; went to her aud helped her up,
and brushed thu dirt from her clothing
She recognized the defendant ~ the one
who was driving the team.
Thomas Stewart AMI Miss Maggie
Smith testified to the same intent.
DR.. Char,es B. Rust testified that he
was called In to eek anime the littio girl
that was run over AID found a number
| Of scratches and abrasioDs of the skin OF
her arms and lower limbs; he also found
a confused wound about AS large as Q
hen egg on tlie back part of the pe0k,
| right at the base ot the head. Tue littIe
girl suffered 80 much thar something ha6
TO be glven her to put her to sleep.
g. I. Fall IVA teyti tied that he was tue
other occupant ofthe carriage, and Tx
horses were mol going over three or fou
miles an boDr. Never saw the child un
til the horse struck it with his knee, ant
then it Was too late to check them. Til,
reason they did not stop was. becaus'
when they looked back tEey saw tn
child walking toward the pavement, arr
it did not seem to be hurt much.
\ His Honor said he WAS satisfied tha
the defendant did not intend running
over the child, and there Was no evi
dence to that eff ct. For fast driving h
would impose a penalty Of So ami cost
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Brief Locals.
Cool mornings still prevail.

Cool morulngs Bull prevail.
All kind of sugar corn ar Crippen's. a
~ may SGT.
Field, marrow and snap beans at Grip
pens. may 8-6s. -
Great truths like great men are always
simple.
Nature is content with little grace, lust
with nothing.
The buzz Of the humble bee is now
heard in the air. 5Ef 3
The street sprinklers have CONNIE need
active operations.
People who help themselves coon find
Others to help ihem.
The police court sessions are lively and
interesting at times.
G-t your teeth attended to by DR.. Gal
iagher, the Market street dentist.
Buy your seed Of Urippen, No West
Third street. You will get the best.
4.s'i aA - - Af may 8-6t.
Farmers, get your gar.ien seeds al
Snit his store, Fourth and Shipley streets
Remember the Atkins La wrepce bene-
fit, Un next Saturday afternoon aud eve-
ming.
fyour want good and cheap seed get
then. Of Crippsn, No. West Third
street. may S-6t,
A pleasant SUI prise party called upon
editor Hersey Of the Republican las'
night.
Dreer's improved lima ami large lima
beans in abundance, at Crippen's, Third
street. .r}A may S-6t.
Some of the imported dresses are
Il i.lnceless, and wholly without trim
mipes. ~ n - =,
J..J. Smith, Fourth and Shipley, sell
standard varieties Of garden seeds at low
prices IBN ~ J 3
The public schools, which have beer
closed during this week, will reopen o'
Monday.
Je, is the only ornament worn will
deep mourning anu is shown in pretty
designs. lrael &ai 1iss
The way some newspaper men ar
coming out in new spring suits Is simpl,
astonishing.
Sple adid crops can he obtained from
the garden seeds sold by Smith Fourtl
and Shipiey. -'
The Board of Education will elect
| Superintendent of Public Schools OF
Monday night.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
AR. r.. schooner sunk.

BALTIMORE, May 0.-Y Yesterday after
noon Q two-masted schooner belonging
to the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, and loaded with coal for this
city, struck shoal in Chesapeake bay
about two miles above Colchester, that
county, and sprung . leak. The only
persons on bard at the time were tht
captain, q deck hand, and q boy, and,
finding that the vessel must sink, . boal
was lowered and all three embarked from
the sinking schooner between Tolcheste,
and Pooles Islant, and made land ir
safety. Shortly Afterwards the vesse
sank, rv 8. -.- .-
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
|0IJRTH EDITION. {. y.
= sECoNO TRIAL.
is.l. lss { ssss r Ssss 6e:s mine. M

.a'.ss::,:s' :',s'S s Ssss::.:::;"s: s.: M s:s'r
r.,nirs Hagany's office, yesterday
q a EsqaatS y 'tSe'case Il N. Davis col. vs.
pgyh T,hsrs. Of Stanton, was again
% D1 a,'is was an action Of sssumpsit,
r. ne recovery of SO, bsIance ~ uuc cd '1o .
,,,is lnS for labor and service All. .ed 70
% hsen performed for the deieoosn.s.
.o p.o" y ss tried before referees about
csse seLs aeo, and judgipeut rendered
~ t6e plaintiff for fourteen aoi-
4 % not appeal, as the AMOUNT o. .ne
~ aO. Nv. was less than $l5, but they
g,nsd gaad another trial, which came on a'
'no stated. The referees we're Allen
vs Sms,r v. VIM. Stillcy and Lewis w.
nassndants' n,,s,n counsel, II. r. Pennins- :
~ Z frat claimed q non-suit, on tue
.nTthst the silt was brought sgainst
SI = protbers. when the plaintiff was
u y ~ and worked for Wm. Kernsnaw
- ssd ~ that irm would not be leg
held accountable for the Privnte
=, ons ofone Of IT. members. The
I+ses. however, decided to go ON with
case. ...,,>S for /.
,ment In their favor. As . reful atlo,
u ulaintiti's claim for $40, he offered
"v,drn,s two checks, amounting 10
CIV" ~ wh,ch The plaiptiff ackno xledged
.scsiviua. Defendant ciaimed that
oIsi,,tifi, instead Of brtngin. suit fof
iSs ! aees due him for bis entire term
sryi,s and allowing ell credits ~
pis. simply brouylt suit for $2O, which
KNIT Juld only be construed 10 mean
antir, sum due him for his whole
br AID which was amply covered by
two checks put in evidence.
iaiutiff-s counsel, Harry Sharpley,
I. claimed that she amount Of money
md the proper credits had been duly
len,ed at the former trial, and were
efore in evidence. The amount plan-
WAS end-svoring TO recover le as
ed. was due after the payment OF the
checks presented as evidence by the
lndapts, and he showed by the record
suit was not brought until q week
the later OF the two checks.
be referees, after serious consulta-
returned verdict in favor OF the
btiff, for the full amount OF his clai'n
eteIidants' counsel will not accepl
decision, but will take the case te
/, either upon an appeal or writ o.
bordri. ,yau.,t l lyl
lus the course Of justice will be con
ed, until jury Of "Lwelve good mer
true" respond to the eloquent ap
} Of opposing counsel, aud decide
kher or not Dean Brothers owe
o laborer the SUN Of $40.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
The Atkins Lawrence Benent.

The sale of seats for the Lawrence
benefit, on Saturday afternoon and even
ing next, will commence at q. F. Thomas
q Co. II book store, at 10o'clock Monday
morning. THIS beneht will be the grand
event Of the season, and will give the
citizens Of Wilmington q chance to wit
ness the great play of "Romeo and Ju-
Met," With six beautiful Jutiets, In the
cast. Also, Shak,peare's beautiful
comedy, "As you Lake II, !" with Ave Ro-
saliads. These plays will be presented by
the company Of the Walnut street thea
tire, and the scenery will be the, same a.
is used at that theatre. At the matinee,
the admission will be only twenty-five
cents. a 4NflL Gee
Miss Adelaide Detchon will appear as
juliet IN the balcony scene Of Romeo
and Juliet" and will also give some fipe
select readings at both performances.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
A Sky Light Broken.

This morning shortly after o'clock a
piece of plaster from the ceiling OF the
upper story of James Morrow & 8 ms
grocery store, No. 21l Market street fell
and striking glass in the sky light broke
it.
The plaster and glass came down in
the store room with such crash that
several persons who we're in the store at
the time were very much frightened. The
damage done was slight.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

VIM. Wolfe Prettyman has commepc-
ed the chicken and egg raising business
on large scale, on the 6rst farm on Il .
left after passing the Milford brick yards
at Marshalls Mills. HIS idea IL to pro-
duce both eggs and chickens for market.
He is now filing up his wards with pick
ed, native hens with which he win put
h Oh bred cocks. He will devote his
time to the business and expects to be
able to make it profitable.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Big Fishing.

On Tuesday morning last Henry
Short laid out his one hundred fathom
seine from Slaughter Beach and hauled
in one hundred and thirteen drums,
some of which weighed over fifty pounds
and nearly all over twenty-five pounds
each. The average weight Of the whole
was about thirty pounds each. Besides
these he had numerous other fish, max
ing the weight of the whole catch about
two tons! Such haul of drum fish was
never before made on this shore.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
A New Service for Goats.

The farmers of this section have dis
covered that the chicken cholea never
comes upon the farm where goats are
kept, and the consequence is that these
animals are getting in demand. The
loss from this disease has been enormous
but it is now claimed that the remedy
has been discovered! Perhaps "Nanny
Tea" which was formerly used for the
cure Of the measles, will also cure the
chicken disease and the expense and AZ
noyance of keeping the mischievous
goats.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
1t PauI.s Fair.

The attendance last evening at st.
Paups Fair was very good. The follow
ing articles we're CHANGED on:
ON Table No. IA set of dishes, won
by Miss Annie Mcdonnell, 1910 Wese
Second street. H.,
Table No PA checkerboard, won oy
Thomas Leahy, I'll Monroe street; VIZ
Table No. "A pair OF slippers, Oy w.
McCiuskey, Third and Jackson street,
Table No. ga pair Of vases, won oy
Miss Nellie Grant, No. 1l5 South van
Buren, street. nj,
/, : Table No. GA toilet set, BY Mrs. Hoi'
land. III Bird street. vi. =,
Table No. "A parior perfume, by
Mrs. Turxman, West Second stret.
Colonel Francis McCloskey drew
s1)O bond from table No. Z.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Importsna to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup IL the
only thing that mothers csn rely upon fer
their children. II corrects Rcidity Of the
stomach. cures wind collie, res sulates the
bvwels and gives rest, health asd comfort,
Of Jeething it, value 10 incalculable IL
softens the gums, reduces inh hsm nation
And aliAys all palm thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort 70 the mother