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Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EF.KunkIe,s Bitter Wine OF Iron

r. F.Kunkle's Bitter Wine OF Iron
Has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness attended with symptoms. indispo-
sition to exertion. loss Of memory. ditficulty in
breathing, weakness, horror OF disease, weak,
nervous trembling. dreadful horror of death,
nipht sweats cold feet, weakness, dimness of
vision, langu0r, universal lassltuue OF the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dyslept symptoms, hot hands, hushing oi
the body, drynees OF the skin, pallid c0unte
nance and eruptions on the lace, purifying
the blood, pain in the back, heaviness In the
eyelids. frequent black spots hying before the
ewes with SufusiOn and loss OF sight, want
OF attention. ac
Worms! worms! Worms
E.F. kunkels Worm Syrup never fails tt
destroy Pin, Sea- and stomach Orns. Iht
doctor ca tell whether or not the patient ha'
worries Thousands are dying daily viii
worms and do not know 1t. Fits, spasms
cramps choking and sutiOcatiOn, sallow com
r!exion. circles around the eyes, swelling
and uain in the stomach. restless at night
grinding of the teeth, picking at the nose
cough, fever, itching at the seat headache
foul breath, the patien. grows pale aud thin
tickling and irritation in the anus.
Kunkle's Bitter Wine Of Iron is for sale IL
Wilmington by Il. James Belt, corner Sixth
and Market streets; N. b. DaniOrth corne
Second and Market streets; John J fallaghe
Il Bro. 1873 and 1904 Market street; HtrJer
X. Watson 1903 Market street; Taylor Full
erton, 1902 King street; Jno. =. Hartman, Fiji
and Poplar; H. X. Bringhurst 3l7 Marke
street, and the drug trade generally.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Yhe Millennium I'm the Twentieth
Century.

A correspondent writing from Paris
says:
While the great majority Of parlia-
mentary notabilities were yesterday at
Nancy assisting at the unveiling OF the
Theirs statue, NM. Victor Hugo and
Louis Blanc were delivering speeches
at the Chateau d'Eau Theatre. The
oujBct of the meeting was to raise funds
for the workmen of Marseilles. NJ.
Victor Hugo, who presided, made the
first speech. "The sixteenth century,"
remarked the venerable Senator, was
the century of painters, the seventeenth
that of writer's, the eighteenth that OF
philosophers, and the nineteenth will
be the century of apostles and Of proph-
cts. In the twentieth century, war,
the scaffold, hatred, royalty, frontiers
and dogmas will have died all out; but
the man will live. Our children will
aujay this splendid century. Having
prrsac-d his observations in this style
-I..h which all who are acquainted
wltb the aged poets late utterances
ar. lAniliar-M. Victor Hugo set forth
the means by which this glorious end
vas 10 be attained. There are people,
said he, who have nothing in the
world On the other hand, there is a
world waiting to be colonized and civil,
lied. Therefore, cut istl muses., turn
deserts into seas lay down railways.
No one will contest your right to occu,
py the land. Considering that Africa
is specially in view, this might appear
somewhat startling assertion, but thu
faris public know M. Victor Hugo, anc
delight in the presence of their poet
TIE details of his speeches are neveI
harshly criticised. "These African
plains, continued the author of "Le'
Miserables," "are worthy of being
French, since they were once Roman
They are now in a state of barbarism
they are occupied by savages. Turl
them out" few sentences further
he adds: "Let us all feel citizens i
90 uality, and let us love both thos
who love and those who do not Low
u.s." Possibly among the latter migf
be included the savages who are 10
''turned out of their possessions.
However this may be, NJ. Victor Hug
was loudly cheered a: the end of h
speech.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Elliott. Johnson & ca,
BANKERs AND BROKERs|

WILWINtFIUN, DEL.
We have on hand $35, 900 Tor good first m.
cages In sums Of $500 10 $2O, 900.
u. .. Government bonds bought and 4,
or exchanged at current rates.
For SALE.-s4O, 900 Wilmington CITY Il
per cent loan.
All local securities bought and sold
Philadelphia, New York and San Fnps,
stocks and bonds b0ug nt and sold and
carried on marxin.
Telegraphic quotations received cons,sui
and furnished. Trade dollars bought
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

IL loaded with three slugs, and II he
shoots anyone he'll kill them sure:
Then hs told me that his father had
told him that be had no caps and asked
him (Willis) for some, but he didn's
think II best to give them to bis fathsr.
have reason 70 be grateful that NO
one was murdered"
The balance OF the article Is devoted
to denisls. both Of the affair In the
gallery Of the Senate and the charge o.
unbecOming conduct.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
New Driver,

The Water Witch Fire company has
appointed Mr.. Charles Evans to the
position of driver made vacant by the
resignation of James Josephs. The
new driver was employed at the livery
stable at Front and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
A Physicians Mishap.

As DR.. Frantz was driving. his car.
riage in the neighborhood of Seventh
and Tatnall streets the horse became
skittish asd in jumping around fell
over on its side. The harness and
shafts we're broken and the horse slight.
ly injured.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Another COr Shot,

Officers Hunt and Farrady shot a
black aid tan cur on Fourth street
above Madison on Saturday afternoon
supposed to have been attacked with
the rabies. The dog had hi tten no one.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
runaway.

About eleven O'Clock this morning, a
horse being driven along Front street,
near Orange, broke one of the shafts
which fell at the horses feet, causing him
to start off at the top Of his speed. The
driver jumped out at the back Of the
dear born and held on to the tailboard.
On reaching Market street, the horse
was stopped, doing no further damage
than perfectly sxhausting the holder
on behind, and creatingquite an excite
ment.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
TVAX PAYERS TAKE NOTlCE-Cl|
AND SCHOOL Ia XES FOR 1879

TVAX PAYERS TAKE NOTlCE-CI
i AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR lsI0.
Tho undersigned, receivers Of taxes I'd
City Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 E5
SIXTH STREET, between Market and
streets, on and after the first day Of j
1879, between the hours Of and u In
morning, and from to Q in the afternoon
the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all Y
paid during the month Of July there will
q reduction Of fve cents on every dollar,
all taxes paid on or after the first daI
August, Including the first Tuesday Of |
tember, shall be payable without q de|
ton or addition as aforesaid, and all taIsj
paid on the day next alter the first Tue(
In September, shall be increased by the \
ton OF per centum on the amount thefsI
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
Including all north Of Sixth 81
WIN, KYNE,
Receiver Southern District
Including all south OF SiItl
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
INJECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE WILMINGTON SAIl'
FUND SOCIETY, AUG. 10, lSlH
The annual meeting OF this society "
held at their office on MONDAY, the y
of September, next, from 10 to II oeII
M, to elect twenty-five managers for u
suing year.
The managers elect will meet in tho
ing of the next day. September 2, 1871
O'Clock, to organize the Board n.
| S.l6 1T j. ERNEST SMITH, II
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Titled Up.

John Parker has nicely fitted up the
room at No. l03 East Second street,
making 1t one of the most attractive III
our city devoted to the tonsorial bust
ness. All who wish to get their boards
taken of in the latest and most ap-
proved style, should call and see him.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
MAIS btIED.

WORTH. On the lIth inst,
at 237 West Second street, Chester. by Rev.
George g. Moore, +, Robert Franklin and
Miss Mary Worth. Both OF Wilmington.
JOHNSON-RAY.-On August 18th, by the
Rev. Daniel Birtwell, OF Chester, Mr.
Philip Il. johnson, Of Port Deposit, Md
and Miss Emma Ray. of Wilmington, Della
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

A GRAND REUNION Of S iee
"A REGIMENT DELAWhhhah
TIERS, will be held at Mt. UuOi oi
August n, 1879. The military bs "
with O good band OF music WI ~ Al a. ri
ancs. Train from foot Of Maih,vJts I,,"ts
O'Clock returning at 5 %: Tlc. Tm
nay be had Of d. Z. Bucking ginntnIsl nSIs
Shiplsy, u. H. Gregg, WI Ssu n
Stewart, st the stefIiss, ana ~
~ nernins oi tAS 1Ssarsisn.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

YIN THE ORPHANS' CUChI W
/ STATE OF DELAWARE, IN
FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
September Term, 1879.
In the matter Of the real estate oil Rev
drew X. Russell deceased.
To Mary n. Stagno. Andrew Russell J
Dehaven. Mcfarland, Evans 4 Co,
Benner & Co., Scull, Thompson Co,
shutz Il Seltzer, Greeting: III.
1t is comma nded you that, laying sild
manner OF business and excuses, ysS.
in your proper persons before Hon. Leg
L. Wales, Judge oi said Court, At the
House in New Castle, on Monday, thel
day OF September next, at 10 o'clock A.
show cause, II any you have, WHY the n
OF Arthur W. Russell, that his share IN )
tain recOgnizance given by Rev. HuaIl
mill, in said Court, should not be grantd1
Witness the HON. LEONARD L. WA
Judge OF the said Court, at Chamber|
18th day Of July, A. d. ls79.
Attest: = J. nj. HOUSMAN,
81 2t aw sod Clerk Orphans ca
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Ninth ward Republicans.

The Republicans of the Ninth Ward
will hold meeting tomorrow evening
az 5 o'clock, at the Old Academy build.
lug. Business of importance will be
brought before the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Foot Mashed.

On Saturday Andrew Harvey, . ship
carpenter, living at No. GA z. Sixth
treet, had his foot mashed by pieoe
Of lumber falling upon It, at the yard
Of the Jackson / Sharp Co. Hs had 70
be carried 70 his hems. Hr
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Now Bet Of WI heels.

The Fame Hose Steam Fire Engine
Co., No. l, has ordered = new got Of
wheels for their eng ne. The whee
were ordered from the Sovereign Wheel
Company Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
Tenn ssperance.

The M. s. K. A. held another public
meeting in their Hall, to morrow even
ing, Thos. Denny will preside and an
excellent programme is being prepared.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

STlCE.-I beg leave u iaiorm th'
~ lie that have increased my "a
for manufacturing kindling WOOD, al
now prepared to furnish W. cd in any
ty tosuit consumers. sell the larses
load in the city. Give me call beOr
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mall
prompt attention, JOHN P0NDtf
set Foot Of Fourth street.
NYOTICE.-The members OF ~
~ Mechanics Lodge, No. i,aUl
|. o. O. F. and the Order In gem "a
eral are invited to attend the tu- =,
neral of VIM, II. Rinker. from his Isl
dence, lO3 W. Tenth street, at $50 oc'
Tuesday, August 10. 1879. ,,S
S.lST GEO. p. HOBBs,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
A SexlOn's Death.

William H. Sinker, for the last few
years sexton at the Grace NJ. L. church
died on Saturday night at his residence
No. l03 w. Tenth street, from consump-
ton.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
st>ae Of the TheP00neter
At the RKPuBLIcAN once, Aug. loth
7 O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL ooiook
$50 S2o s4o
Tho Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chie' =
Signal Officer, Washington, August 49,
II A. N. A..
Indications for Tuesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly WINDS
stationary or higher temperature rs
ing barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

.o1 RA For q large load Of kindling
IS .CO wood. Orders can be eft *
Gray & Bros, Second and King streets; Js'
cob Moore, at City Depot; and John s. Miller,
NJ Rising Sun, or at the Factory, corner Of
Union street and Giluin avenue.
SaIIt If J. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
V!TALIzED PHosPHATfi

Debility and nervousness have their origin
| a great extent, In weakened digestion. M
can be but little mental activity with imEol
ished blood, and debility 80 induced lead
consumption and numerous other troublesl
weuld never appear II the blood and ne|
were nourlshed In ri oht degree. Phydcl
have prescribed l60, GOO packages Of NltaIl
PhOsphates preyen ting debility and ner|
diseases, curing indigestion and re-vitaH1 !
and invigorating thousands who were h
| Il iS brain and nerve FOOD, not q mediel
r. CROSBY, 666 Sixth Ave, Nl
For sale by 2. JAMES BELT.
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

r>Ht WINE SUNNI
MEETING will commence =
and continue 10 days. Boarding. ID !
800; per week, 5000; per day ~ Sl eel
SO cents; break last or supper, ov.Vr Cs +
tents, &7; old, 50. New bunks, 1be n
90 cents. Ministers half rates inW ny,
Committee will meet on the Gnpi Ths
Monday. July %, ut 10 A. M. nd n
will be told on the Camp drounu,r rousr
August 2, at 2 p. M. For iulT1.1n;tl,
lion apply to REV. T. MONi,uy1ar oyar
Booths Corner, le'""'
1.l6 It'd 2tM
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

NOTlCE-DlN1DEND.
N OFFICE on THE WILMINGross
Goal GAS CoMPASS
Wilmington, August !
The Directors of the wilmington a
Company have this day declared
of three dollars per share tor the
months, payable on den and, .,.r
saIu 800 shiple!
NOTICE.-$3OO EEWARD-lhi,ss'' r.
~ red dollars will be paid ior ,as Wv
and conviction Of the thief or 'li,eir por
have been recently engaged in i0asSI1 me1
in this city. JOHN p. ALLhio','
S.lb
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19
T1ASTEFUL PEOPLE CAN HAVE
printing done to suit their own ideas at
FERRIS BIOS, Printers, No. 10 L. 3D. st.

r ANDSOMESHOW CARDS, POSTERS
and color prating done promptly and
At moderate prices, by FERRIS BIOS,
Printers, No. 10 f. Sd st.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

NIOTICE.-Pers0ns wanting to zen.
IN Union Circlo ut Brandywlne
Camp, can he accommodated with oo1 ~
lodging for ST tor the term, or ior 70 N
or ST per Qay For further particular,
OF ISAIAH THOM MS, at foIyY
JAMES A. oLl,11
Corner OF Seventh and Jtn|
JOHN ALp]
S.12st Second and WashlI
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

Il HEISLER,
~ NJ. AIS KING STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Commission merchants and Dealers In For.
free Of charge. myls-8md
VIZ N1ED.-To rent In private family
w BY "a young couple, three unfurnished
rooms In the western seetien Of the city. Esl
further particulars address
tiSx IOOMs, This Ofass.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

AyOIICE.-Owner OF tho Delawa
~ Road Company's bonds due Ja'
1889. called Extension MortRag.s,
wishing to dispose Of them before u'
ture, will please propose terms terms
of said bonds, with the remaining
thereon, to the undersiu ned,
M. HAYES, Treasurer,
A nod n Jp0Ytl
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

NOTICE. - The members o,
~ Council, No. 10, o. U. A. M"' n''
Senior and Junior Orders are iaiI
meet at nj echanics' nall, 4lb Ma'Ho N
on Sunday the 18th, at $50 a. M" "
church at Epwsith nj. y. Churcn nm n
8-l5 2t# J. H. WRlfHTlNGlo'-
NOTlCE.-Au persons are lot@' .0",
IN trust any one on cur acSyIIi aTmI
out d written order from US. dnJ,ii ri
VERNON l. SONS. '1
ny OTlCE.-Ali persons VINO NV y
~ to the REPUBLICAN ONCE r'
call and settle at once, as we le''
all old accounts coll llected. ,Ns
7.22 Ct GEO, W. VERNONs :,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

NYUTE AND LEI TER HEADINGS, BIZ L
~ Heads, Envelopes and Office Stationel y
suit best when ordered of FERRIS BROS,
Printers 10 Il. Sd st.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19


which arrested my attention. | rose
to my feet. Mr.. Conkling walked
straight across the room to where
stood, and said:
"Mrs. Sprague, your husband is
very much excited, and ! think it bet
ter for all of us if should withdraw
II my departure puts you in any dan
ger, say so, and will stay, whatever
the consequence.
"He spoke in very calm voice al
!, though know he must have been ex
cited. ! told him not to mind me, bu
!, that if Mr.. Sprague was in passion
t might only lead to violence.
Mr.. Martin struggled to his feet am
tottered to the head of the stairs.
; called to Mr.. Conkling to stop an
=, help the old gentleman back to hi
room, which lie did kindly and tender
: ly. Then Mr.. Conkling walked dow
stairs and out on the platform. M
oldest daughter, Ethel, followed hil
and put her arm around him and said
Don't go, Mr.. Gonkline.' Mr.. Spragu
+ stood about so feet off on the edge
0 the piazza eyeing us in desperat
i sort of a way. knew | had don
nothing wrong. and l tried to be
calm as could.
When Ethel wanted Mr.. Conkling
IS stay | said "No, Ethel, Mr.. Conklin
will go, but no one shall hurt eithe
!. him or U.s."
Is my husband all this time kept POI
AZ feet silence. What he said up stan
10 and what Mr.. Sprague said to Nj
Conkling at Billington's do not know
10 Mr.. sprague took his gun with him
the buggy when he went after Nj
Conkling. Iknow 1t was loaded, Il
= Willie my boy, came to me just aftel
"' ward and said: Mamma, papa's gu
Daily Republican., 1879-08-19

Between Forty esd Fbfey Families
m she 6reund-rhel Wet Weather
Dissgreeable bot all 1aktng the
Best OF it-Csnp ts Commence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-02
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

The two committees appointed respec-
lively by the Senate and House Demo-
cratic caucuses, to consider what action
shall be taken in reference to the veto
of the army bill, decided TO recommend
that the sixth section" be changed so
as to apply only TO officers OF the army
and navy, and not to civil officers. This
will obviate the Presidents principal
objection to the bill and give him an OPP
portupity of passing upon the sole ques-
ton at issue, whether or not the army
should be used to keep peace at the
polls.
Investigation of charges OF bribery in
connection with the Pittsburgh riot
bill, in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
develops wonderful amount OF
crookedness, in which ex-State Treas
urerer Kemble, of addition, division
and silence" fame, bears a prominent
part.
Mrs. S. J. B. Hall, editress of Godey's
Ladies Book, died Wednesday night.
The House yesterday, reconsidered
the army appropriation bill and refused
to pass it over the Presidents veto, by
strict party vote of l20 to ITO.
The Governor of Tennessee has issued
proclamation calling an election to
be held on August 9TH for the purpose
of affording the people OF the State an
opportunity to express their approval or
disapproval of the settlement Of the debt
at 50 cents on the dollar and four per
cent interest.
General Grant arrived at Hong Kong
yesterday.
Subscriptions TO the four per cent re-
funding certificate yesterday aggregated
$437, ,ll0.
The Secretary of the Treasury recon-
mends that the internal revenue laws
be so amended as to allow the establish
ment of vinegar factories in connection
with distilleries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-02
PUBLIC HEALTH.
Sanitary Council of the Missis-
sippi Valley.

MEMPHIS, Nav 1.-The Sanitary COun-
ell of the Mississippi Valley effected a
permanent organization to-day by elect
ING DR.. J. d. Plunkett, OF Nashville,
President, DR.. PinCkney Thompson, Of
Kentucky, Vice President, and DR.. j..
II. Rauch, of Chicago, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The following resolutions, introduced
bv DR.. RauCh, were adopted:
RCSOlred, That the Sanitary Council OF
the Mississippi Valley heartily endorses
the bill now pending before Congress to
increase the National Board OF Health,
and to prevent the introduction into, or
the spread within, the United States Of
contagious or infectious diseases, and
would respectfully recommend its
speedy passage by Congress,
so as TO Clothe the board with eX-
ccutive as well .as advisory powers.
The State Board OF Health of Louisiana,
through its representatives present at
the meeting, has obligated itself to fur
nish information to all the boards rep
resented in the council now in session
here whenever a case of yellow fever is
reported at New Orleaus,I and the news
will be at once transmitted, in cipher,
TO the members al the council. The
council also resolved that it was in
hearty sympathy with the National
Board of Health in its efforts to restrain
pestilential epidemics.
After transacting some other business
of minor importance they adjourned to
meet at Atlanta, Ga, May 5th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-02
BRIBERY AND CORRUP-
TION.
Report of the st. Louis Grand
jury.

ST Louis, May 1.-The grand jury
whose action during its long session has
been the subject of much comment here
and elsewhere, and who failed to obtain
certain tclegrams under a subpoena
fucss tfr1lm served on f. H. Brown, Man
agpr of the Western Union telegraph
office. adjourned to-day and made final
report 10 the Criminal Court.
The report, written by J. b. MCCul-
lough, editor Of the Globe Democrat, fore
man Of the jury, is long, elaborate and
cauStiC Ii SAYS the jury found chain
Of strong Circumstantial evidence
against James G. Nidelet, late member
ot the Board Of Police Commissioners,
i'm connection with the Missouri State
lottery, but il was not definite for the
Jury 10 act upon; that Hon. c. Jones,
recent Judge of the Criminal Court,
while Judge OF that court, frequently
placed himself under pecuniary Obllga-
tiOns 10 parties accused of crime before
his court: that ne was a frequent bOr-
rover OF money from men either de-
irndants in criminal cases in
his court, or well known
10 the police as criminals; that
SOME bl llAc~t OlsNolGA % AliNAt AhhNNhNS
i'm the Criminal Court, and the evidence
went % show that the boats were not
uniOuuded. That in one instance when
two men were charged with the same
crime, one Of them who held Jones I'M
secured note for 800, was acquitted un-
der the instructions Of the court, while
the other, who was not a creditor OF
Jones, was sent to the penitentlary. The
report SAYS, what may be called the
Gambling interest has for many
wears been 4 source OF corruption
lo the police department. -Four years
ago il bribed a chief OF police with one
thousand dollars to secure his removal.
II has boasted Of its power TO control
politics. and more than once 1t has eX-
erciscd that power. This comes OF the
Police Board assuming 10 regulate what
under the law it should suppress. 1t
opposes a bill now before the Leg
stature 10 make gambling a fcl-
onv instead Of a misdemeanOr,
as IL is now, and recommends that the
penalty be- changed from a fine, as now,
10 imprisonment. II also scores the
judge Of the Court Of Criminal COrrec-
ton for receiving pay for taking bonds
after court hours, and exposes the very
loose manner in which worthless bonds
are taken i'm some courts. The report
has caused more comment than any
similar document Tor years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-02
GEORGIA..
The Cox Murder Trial.

ATLANTA, May 1.-The State rested
in case to-day after testimony to the
effect that Cox pressed the fight on
Aston, who tried to avoid t. One
witness testified that just previous to
the encounter Cox entered a saloon and
called AL Harris from the card table,
had a short consultation with
him and as he turned to leave, said,
81 will kill him, Cd d-n
him." Butler Woodward was in the
gun shop. Mr.. Cox entered hurriedly
and excitedly, asked FOR good pistol
well loaded, and wanted it quick;
bought revolver Of Derringer pattern,
and as he left the store said, "You will
hear from me soon again. The defense
opened with a statement that would
make it appear to the jury that Cox had
taken Aston s:liie in self-defense, and
then introduced evidence to the effect
that Aston fired the first shot.