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TO-MORROW.


THOs. J. FISHER h CO.. Real Estate AuctA.
i 1928 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NTE, OPPOSITE WILLARDS HOTEL.
Under by virtue of deed of trust -
dated August 10, 1872, and recorded in Liber E::
69s Folio 19. and by direction of the holder.a:A
sell at public aactio". in front Of the premises, on
FRIDAY, March 20. 1879 at the hour Of pm, the
most easterly of the Two subdiyisnpal lots marke
buchanan" in " N; Dorsey's subdivision Of lot
more particularly described as follows beginning
st point in the line Of Pennsylvania avenue 118
feet inch from the northeast of said Square,
and runniag thence westwardly 25 feet; thence
inches the line OF lot 8. thence eastwardy rs
feet 80 inches, ard thence northwardly At right
angles to the place Of beginning
Terms OF sale: $500 cash and the residue in three
the deferred payments to be in the promissory
of the purchaser. bearing per cent interest until
paid, ecured by deed OF trust Of property sod or
all cash, at purchasers option. Trustee reserves
the right to resell il terms are not complied with in
five days.
mar18eo&ds W. B. WEBB, Trustee
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- manhood and the vigor of youth to the most
shatteied constitution In four weeks. Failure i'm.
6y al about to marry. or who have become weak.
ened from excess or any other cause. Success in
70 pr case. Sole Agent, Dr. JOS JACQUES. Uni.
DIV uRRists supplied. ianl.tr
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,


The steamers of this company viii sail every Bat.
nrday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street Hoboken.
don, southsmpton and Bremen. first Cabin, sio0;
second cabin. $50 steerags. $50 For freight or
Green, New York. W. G. METZkROTT CO., 925
Pa. ave-, Asents for Washington. oc1-ly
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE LAW LIBRARY
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN. CO...
ING, April LIST and I'd, commencing at 7:30kgW
O'Clock, at my saleeroOms, shall sell, q VERIFY
fine Law Library. This sale presents fine oppor.
tunlty TO secure good standard works.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
mar25 Ancfionaar
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THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, No. 134l STREET, OPPOSITE
FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT AUCTION.
On On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March slst, .s
dSsy, at O'CLOCK, In front of the premises HA&
front Of % ieet, and running back ~ feet to 81
loot alley improved by an eiegant three story and
seventeen rooms, including bath wash and furnace
This Is dseey 1f the sf bes
1ocatGn IN Washing on, and fronting the grand old
Terms Onethrd cash balance at s,x. twelve and
cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed of
Hp ane Fl % or i the DE-
$500 viii be REQUIRED when tbs property is struck
marl6:eo THOMAS Dow III S;'i xaet
STE1dER LIEBERMANN Real Estate Aucts.
TRg HST; ~, SALE Il 20 OF TwosToRY FRAME
s TREH Pi NokrH HEEsssENr No.
,7 BS virtue s OF deed OF trust dated on the A
co q the ia sna Reeords fo On
wiz sci RDse s Ss sa 9 ad fs0o ct
"A st sDsf m 1as S Ct
Columbia known ss lot numbered forty seven (47l
o! LanckIOnk SUBDIVISION OF square numbered
nine hundred and thirty three (933), with the i'm.
prOvements thereon.
Terms of sale One-third 90 cash balance in
equal instalments In six 60. twelve Hp, eighteen
per cent interest from day OF sale to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold or all cash.
qured at time Of sale Conveyancing at cost Of pur
chaser + the terms Of sale are not complied with
IL seven days after sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost Of defaulting pur
chaser.
p q WARNER, Auct1oneer.
AUCTION SALE Of two (2) story Frame IL
House No 62I N Y ay., with good lot, to be tM.
premises. at ~ o'clock pra. Terms at sale m246t'
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COAL AND WOOD.

Goals coAI'
We are disch arging today,
CARGO OF FRESH MINED
LORBERRY COAL
This u the best domestic Coal now In the market
Consumers and Dealers VIII take notice aHd send
HTEPHKNSON l. BRO,
mar11-6 7th-stTeet Wharf.
GOAL WOOD.
" JOHNSON BROTHERS
WOOD. IELYPHONIo OONNEOTyoQG. COAT.
Full Weight
UOA. Best Quality. WOOD,
Low Prioe6
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries. COAL.
1aAtn once, WhArvee, min and depot connected With
uptown ofnces by TELKPRoNR
WIN uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
nomtcany conducting the wood and coal trade,
% stock up largely when coal IL lowest; Offices
6rouehout the city and 81 In immediate coInruni
cation. tnsurng prompt attention to ORDERS we Are
prepared 70 oner to patrons tia best varieties OF
coal 1t the very lowest prices
Remember, we insure strictly pure coal, OF 2,24C
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main once. mill and depot, foot Of 18th 18th and
sts. sw Offices 1902 st. NV. 11l2 9th st NV
3418 It'll It NV. and 221 Pa ave se iYl2.T
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
IN SENGERS.

The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, which has been
recently built and furnished, L. L .9E@A
BLAZE; Captain, is the only boat al, .EsSr22
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
TO mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 9th street
wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at 10 m and re-
turns about 8 y m. J. MCH- HOLLINGSWORTH,
6upf Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L. l.
BLAKE, steamer W. ". COrcoran. je15-1y
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NUNARD LINE.

HUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF col
hson, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for AL seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
FORK or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 30 at IS
IT., or nothing to the north Of 43.
On tho hO1neward passage crossing the meridian
Of 80 at a lat. or nothing to the north Of A.
TIE ouNARD sTKAMsHR COMPANY LIN
Between New York and LIVERPOOL. Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.
R..shis. M k Ms1ch p.sth as. Vel. 1pra
Bothnts Wed, March ~ Bothnia. Wed, April 16
Abyssinia Wed March y Galha. Wed, April q
1cythia. Wed. April Scythia. Wed. Nay z
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES or PAssAeL
By Steamers carrying steersge, $50 ana LOO gold,
according to accomm dAtiona
Return tickets on favorable terms Tickets Issued
special low rate Of go gold during the fall and
gteerage ct very low rates Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and I'll other parts OF
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, 0lasgov,
aayra, AniMerp and other ports on the Continent,
md for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply u the Oompany's
once, No. Bowling Green. or both Storage and
cabin, 70 OTIS BIGKIOW. COS It'll street. Washing
;sn3siy CHAs. q. FRANCKLYN. Agent. n T.
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COKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $2l0.
GAsLIaHT OFFICE.
osl4 Al and 4I3 Tenth street.
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R0OKS OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BID
y DEhoCataloSue No So, Of large collection OF
rev aad Did BOOKS in every department Of liiera
.nre ready, sent on receipt OF three cent stamp
Msrcn SIst Is the last day for bids. AMERICAN
BOOh EAOHANGE, 55 Beekman st, Ny. m19 E.s2
THE MOST FAMOUS Book OF THE
LAI-Bsnarck III the F. anc0-tlerman War.
Gitanings OF Past Years; Hon W T. 6ladson
ne Age OF the Antouines: by W. W. Cspes
Studant's Coinmer tary on the Bible.
spiritual Manifestations; Chas. Beecher.
Bessie HarrinEtons VentIlre Matthew'S
American Almanac for 1879
BOOKS for the LeGten 81 ason.
Easter CARDS, great variety.
A. VIM BALLANTYNSEy y SoSs,.
lust PUBLISHED,
q The MOST FAMOUS BOOK OF THE DAY.
BISMARCK
IN THE FRANCO-GERMAN WAR,
An authorized translation from the German OF
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Two vols Svo extra cloth, black and gold. 90
American readers now have opportunity to
make acquaintance with the most widely discussed
book OF the day, and those whose expectarioa mas
been aroused by the reviews and correspondents
Will be able fully to understand the excitement 1t
has called forth in Europe.
MOHUN BROTHERS.,
mar11tr 1915 Pa. aUe.. corner 18th street
A McCREARY formerly with VIM. Ballsntyns
"a. h SOM hiss re-opened The BOOK STORE. ll42
It'll street northwest. with an entire new stock OF
Books, Stationery. &c, Scrap Pictures, Gilt, EN-
bcssed and Plain Papers, Bordering, &c; Note
Paper at from cents quile up. and Envelopes. q
ences of all kinds at proportionatey low prices
fe26Im
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TNHOS. J. FISuEk L. CO.
L Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 ct. n. y

Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 st. NV
EXEODTORs' SALE OF vALUABLEIMpRovRD
PH0PERTI ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
N0RThWEsT, OPPOSITE THE O1RCORaN
AZ aKI fAaL +p lf, AND o. THE SOUTH SIDE
oFOnRIE ETH AND IIFTEENTB sTS
IN WtDNESDAx AFTERNOON, April "a
SIR az oc'CcF. on tie premises we shalls sell Muf<
SD Let NO ~ in Square 1G6. fronting "a feet Ga.
Sinenes on 18th street orthwest, petween Pennsy-
age os ID OF about 100 feet to l5foot alley ion
PROVE pS three-story Frame yelling House, con.
talp1ng IL rooms. WA
AT OF O'CLOCK. on the premises. anne day, we
sDaI cell Lot No. 10 in Square No. 2i2 fronting 6S
Iett bnches on the south side of street north
between 4th and 18th streets, and running back an
a,erage depth Of $50 f. ct, improved by four Frame
Dwellings, containing rooms a-h.
Terms: One-tourth cash; the residus in six
tweive and eighteen months with interest at seven
1893. Ali cohyayancipg at cost of purchaser
JOHN =. G1VEN,l u....-
r, C. S. HILTON, ! AAecutors.
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EVtfy Tnuftd1y ma S0tuIdaYs
pily Of Berlin. .5491 tons City Of Montreal A40O
fz q d6ssfsG. 1855 y q n. YoTf: $500 81 .
These MAGNIFICENT steamers are among the stron4.
tot,large1t and fastest ON the Atlantic, and have
livery modern Improvement including hot and cold
water and electric bells In DtateroOms, revolving
ehairs in nloons. bath and smoking rooms. barber
Tor rAtea Of passage and other Information, apply
% JOHN g. DALE, aGent, 81 Broadway, n. z OF 70
p. A. B1OGNAN, 926 g u. }. W. BOTHER 8
DT0D, Wnehington. d0c98- 00lys
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THIS EVENING.

r. A r $
IMPORTANT SALE
0 1 T I n G 8
By American and Foreign Artists,
To be sold at Corcoran Building on the evenings of
MARCH 9th and 2Sth.
NOW ON EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING
IT. GOODWILL. Auctioneer
b. SCOTT, JR, Art Auctionesr, will conduct the
eale mh4-5t
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~ Wednesday and Saturday at his once, 456 q 1t.
NV e. NETT doSr to Metropolitan church corner ~
Organs and Nervous System. Recent and Chronic
Gases o. quietly cured AN Female Complaints quick:
cured Consultations strictly private, and cure
baltimore cof4-lY
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COVEBEI62NS' CO-OPERAXIVB A.,
- ISOLATION.
1898 Seventh Stress -. -.
TAke MrA Chicks advice" make an efoSf" 10
econom1ze; reduce your eXpenses to tho minimum
pay cash; buy u'.adt!terGted goods, Of IuH uet0ht
and MEASURE, and when the New Year comes again
mark the gain In health, wealth and self respect
Our trade ticket, good for one year, Will cont you
under our contracts With Am1ated firms In ~ linet
Of goods.
FINE AND STAPLE 0ROOERIE1,
which we sell ut the lowest market rates for cash,
and divide the net profits any. among our patrons
- Remember the nunber-
1An31-tf 1913 0o0O1stA %. tase0.
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MANS MISSION ON EARTH.-A thor.
nrmed disabilities may be removed. The expert
snce OF 20 years study. observation, and profession
stored manhood, strengthened vitality, and sound
conditions Of health. that have been impaired by
Rage and Of the means by which they can be 70
moved By mail. 26c., currency or postage stamps:
address 9ecsy Museum Anatomy and Science. IL
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES DUNCAN, Auctioneer.

JAMES DUNCAN, Auctioneer
Will sell the entire stock Of DRY GOODS FANCY
GOODS and NOTIONS contained in Store No 40
1th ct. n. W., (o.p Odd Fellows Hal) Sale dsy
at 10 and p ~, until the entire stock is dis
posed OF. NJ. HARTOG,
mar27-3t 4alasrnsn
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NJ NU UUO SCFtCt nUrtnw0St.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN.
SILVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN FIK5T
POSITE The BOTANICAL GARDEN
We wall SELL at public auction. in front OF -
April D. 1879 at o'clock pm part of L t 2s.A
numbel ed four "a. in Square numbered five hun
drtd ana seventy five ORD fronting twenty (2n
fe' on the north side of Pennsylvania avanue by
deIfh Of one hundred 10O) feet to a 15foot alley,
together 18th the Improvements thereon, which con-
sist Of one story building. No. 1885 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
twelve and eighteen mouths, with interest at per
cent per annuIn until paid, and secured by a deed
the day Of sale Terms of sale to be fully complied
with within six days after day Of sale other wise thu
right Is reserved to resell said property after
one weeks notice at the risk and cost of the def au
cost MARI ~ RVRVE
J. 7. COLDWELL. Salesman mar27I
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

mar20-eo dtskds
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SECOND - CLOTHING.-The only place
n tho CITY 70 dispose OF Second hand Clothing,
Wsschs., Cum. Pistols. 10. Ut fair essh price. q
q tho original HERZO06,
eO6 9th street. near Penn's ava
By calling . q addressing the Above number. o..
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I I. COLDKEL l., Real Estate Auctioneer
e. No. 500 street northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF THE WHOLE OF SQUARE
No: 507, BOUNDED BY h, FOURTH AND
BOUNDARY eTREETS, AND NEW JERSEY
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUES CON TAIN
ING ll3L 90 SQUARE FEET.
On THURSDAY, April 10, 1879, I shall SELL on aRsA
the premises the above square of ground, T.
plat of which can be cen at my ofnce ~
Terms easy, and will be msde known at sale
mar27-eOdts j. L. COLDWELL. Auct
The daily gazette., 1879-08-25
NEW CASTLE LETTER.

"A LIVELY SATURDAY NIGHT--oNE AR
REST MADE-PAssED TIP TIE RIVER
MINOR TOPICS.
Special Correspondence OF the GAzErr E.,
,s z NEW CASTLE, Aug. %, 1879.
Saturday evening was one OF activity
at the City Hall. A shop" was the
grand attraction for the lovers of the
lei sphischorean at, whilst from an open
carriage In front ofthe Gilpen Hou'e,
an open air concert was given by mu-
sician In the employ Of DR.. Flagg, after
which the "lhs Stomach and Liver Par
was the subject OF lengthy discourse,
which was II tened TO with marked at
tention by at least 400 persons.
One arrest during the evening was the
sum total Of the police bsuIs.
In Shawtown the best Of order pre-
vailed, whilst DObbinsville was sam
pie Of true-mor Atty. No more need be
said, 70 inng Hast Il be the calm which
usually pIecedes the storm.
But few went to Bombay Hook yester-
day, owing to the rain, which was falling
briskly from $50 to II q. IN.
TIE Major Reybold,r' yesterday, ar
rived at Bombay Hook half an hour in
advance of the HUlyde." The day was
particularly adapted to bathing, aud moi
less than 200 took advantage of the OPP
| eot unity. The lessee, Geo. A.Milhng
| ton, has SO entirely changed the appear
pearance and character Of this river re
sort, that it now stands first for genera
accommodations. A person who hat
seen Il six weehs ago would hardly SUP
pose the change could have Deen made II
50 short time. A committee consisting
of Gen. J. Spencer Smith, Col. w. X
Pebble, Col. Jas. p. Meade, Capt. z. r
Kennedy, from Post No. G. A. RI o
Philadelphia, have made all the neces
sary arrangements and wilfg amoon
light excursion and grand hop at thi
resort on Monday evening, Sept. LIST
and are also arranging for short en-
cappment Of the Post. The grove il
the iear Of the hotel and the particular.
fine bathing, they say, comb mes the tw'
great essentials for camp. Among thu
many registered noticed the names 0
p. b. Porter OF the "Chester News" AM
E. Dealy, Of the Philadelphia "Chroni
Gle Herald" -. -. ..a.
The steamship "Lord Give" passed u
yesterday. ...,,.. .... -
Mr.. Ridgeway, pastor Of the NJ. F
church, preached in the Presby'eria
church last evening, there being no sci
vice in the M. K. or Baptist churches
The congregation at the Presbyteria
was very large.
| Rev. c. 5. Tolnor, Of Bloomsbury
Pa, Officiated at Emmanuel Episcopi
church, in the absence of Mr., Spence
who Is at Baltimore. l't
The daily gazette., 1879-08-25
! GREAT PEACH CROP.

Is ABOUT PICKING, SHIPPING AND
INC TIE LUSCIOUS FRUIT.
to Thursday night 10 carloads OF
les, or 10000 baskets, had been
I'D from Middletown.
Milford and the Frederick can
and evaporat RS run night and
I'D employ 1000 hands. One far
EapOrates 600 baskets per day.
Ou- peninsula exchanges tel OF
times and one or two think it due
peach crop en- irely.
ddletown shipments have nearly
ue TO New York, ria. Jersey City,
west so far.
srx county growers complain. that
are so low and the expense OF
% packing, freight and commission
hrtly paid.
h. B lrnite of FELTON, has bought
baskets Of peaches thus far, Iol
~ lie SHIP the first carload tt
nnat.
demand for peach baskets is grea
an the supply the peninsula over,
Ne price in smyrna has gone up u
Fr thousand The factory Their
'onl fve thousand a day. =
fora ships twelve carloads a day y.
elton man has picked 500 basket
ches of 900 trees and expect B t,
Y baskets more.
dsevllle, Laurel and SeafOrd ar
Jug more peaches than any othe
delaware RIA lroad stations. Stat
Of Rust of the former place is il
ork handling thousands of be ket
cay as commission man.
delaware Railroad charges $33
Tor shipping peaches to Ne,
from The lower part of the Stat,
day.
NC hent county folks made a Co
peach baskets a few days ago an
eprIce up to s cents a piece.
,.'arason and Robbins, the gre;
cahhers, employ 200 hands au
'uein up TO midnight.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-25
FIFTH EDITION.
A DEsPERATE FIGHT.
A ROW ON FIFTH STREET THIS AT
Z TERNOON. It

A ROW ON FIFTH STREET THIS AT
a I TERNOON. tt
Great excitement was created this af-
ternoon about 2 o'clock near Fifth and
King streets, and around the police sta
ton by a desperate fight in John Brooks
blacksmith shop on Fifth street near
French.
The statement of an eye witness in re-
gard to the affAir is as follows: Benja-
min Conner came to the shop to get A
horse shod and while waiting his turn
John q Harra, james McKOwan and
Jack Kearns Commonly known as "Bull
Dog Jack,") came up and b 'gar TO abuse
Connor.
q O'Hara finally hit Conner, Knocking
him against the side of the shop, and
then wen. fside to get some BRICKS
While .oiug so, Conner came out with
a small siedRe hammer which he threw
at bis q NJ liant hitting him back of the
head CT King 1t severely.
Both men then clinched and terrible
rough and tumble fight ensued, which
was only terminated BY the police. Chief
OF Police Maxwell, hearing of the melee,
hurried down and after some difficulty
sucoeeded in parting the contestant, and
arrested them. Llnu IA
The other two parties, who had been
urging on the fght, took to their heess,
but were captureH by Chief M AZ we'll and
officer john Taylor. The cause Of the
fight cannot be- learned. The hearing
will take place tonight. UHara Ia
thought to be hurt badly. l.1 p
The daily gazette., 1879-08-25
TWO MURDERoUs AFFxArs.
ONE MAN DEAD, ANOTHER MORTALITY
WOUNDED ~ lI.'s -
From the N Y Star. = aG

ONE MAN DEAD, ANOTHER MORTALITY
WOUNDED ilh.ls9
From the N. Y. Star. 2. Tl4G
Edward d. Ryan, % years old, ana re-
siding at No. GAG Hicks street, BroOtlyn.
~ss arrested at O'Clock yesterday
morning on the charge of having killed
Michael Kelly, of No. 105 Hamilton
avenue. Subsequent inquiries show that
the men had been drinking during the
day, and at midnight they became en-
gagged in an alteration in front OF the
liQnor store, No. 1O7 Hamilton avenue.
| Words led to blows. The men fought
hard for several minutes, Ryan finally
succeeding IN knocking Kelley d Mns
PatrN16enP Patrick Pagan arrives Ct
this nd Dand arrested Ryan, Upon
| taking hold OF Kelley he was found to
| be inseDsibIe, whereupon he vas carried
home, and an ambulance and Clergyman
were sent for. Before either arrived
Kelley died, death being caused by .
fracture of the skull. AID excited ORC wil
followed Patrolman Pagan and attempt-
ed to take Ryan from his charge for the
purpose Of beating him. Loud cries OF
"Lynch him" were raised, and 1t wae
with the utmost difficulty that the priso-
| ner was taken safely to the Third Pre-.
cinct Station House, owing to the b luck
with which the officer defended his
| charge. 1nI.si-ri lard sd1a
The daily gazette., 1879-08-25
Brief Locals.

Ding. :" 'no inArA o. '"S
70 ' arm cannot complain Of not
ram enough now. -
office. WV" P'"oeu II inc
Ne' ION steak at Fullmer's.
scattered. ''o ''"s
90 hundred and twenty-seye en- car
y, peaches came up the Delaware
on Saturday. '' &c '""A''
board Education meats tbis avian.
regular session. 0'
'oys'ers at Fullmer,s
fi cyy SHARPLY is the Democratic candi.
iEt Resident of CITY ConnH;, I" an
n uiie' Esq, for City Treasurer
rdav avn n ocrats polled IA heavy vote or
So "y' considering there was NO on.
a t Ulcers Evidence will be produced
use On q .turday evening
0d crab' at Fullmer's.
rday arriva n Train Train to Rehoboth O,
es had a ponI 1,ne saie, and the pas
fsday next ~ 10 Consy Island Of
on Thur,daS excursion tr ain vii
been repa;ra neHt a. the track wi
..e soup at Fullmer's. Il.
ping crowds .ne rain yesterda
)p. "oh' 10 Brandy win
not very heaSv ABROAD this mornin
The daily gazette., 1879-08-25

THE HEARINGS SINCE SATURDAY.
The first prisoner arraigned before
Mayor Almond Saturday night was
Thomas Myers dandified looking dar-
key, who was charged with using abusive
language toward Catharine Hughes and
assaulting her. The assault took place
OH July 4th, and was trivial matter. A
| fine of one dollar was imposed, and
Thomas got demonstrative and said
there was not justice in the penalty. For
| this be was fined $40.
| Four DRINKS were disposed of Sunday
moring.
James Trusty, COL, was held in 500
for couit for stealing shirt, and james
| Hannah was fined S. and costs for dis
orderly conduct and held in 5000 to keep
the peace.
The hearings Sunday night were more
lengthy and important. Magistrate
O'Neill presided. Patrick Munday had
to pay 81 and cost for fast and reckless
driving.
Patrick Newall was charged with keep
ing an unregistered dog, but was dis
missed.
Clemens Hug, for fast driving, had t.
pay So and costs.
Perry Hamilton. col who has oftel
been in the dock, was required to pay 5
and costs for disorderly conduct. PER-.
was one of crowd who drank and gam
bled away into Sunday morning in
house on East Liberty street in Hedge
Vile.
Four parties were then arraig
ned for being drunk and each II
turn. had to pay 80 cents and costs:
-Four young men named George Para
dy, George Graham, Joseph McKeowar
and John McKeowan we're then put II
the dock. and Mary Hannah, an old lady
who is the mother of James Hannar
tried for disordprly conduct in the morn
ing, told how they had assaulted her IL
her own house. AS CLEANED from the ties
timory, which was voluminous, jane,
Hannah, by throwing bricks. for which
be had already been fined, had caused
the young men to follow him in thu
house. They then turned upon the Oh
lady and her daughter and beat then
both.
James McKeowan hit Mrs. Hanna
on the lead with tea cup, cutting the
scaIL ard rendC.iDg medical aid neces
. sarv. they were each fined So and costs
The c. ,e of James Redmond wheel
will be found reported elsewhere wa
then TAXI y up and disposed of.
The first case this NOR ning was that o
| man who had been drunk.
Neal Brice and Jesse Jones, negroe
were tried for rough and tumble figh
at Market and Water street last night a
l 6 O'Clock. Jones had resisted an office
and caused the fight. Each were finet
one dollar and required TO pay costs.