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The daily gazette., 1879-06-04
General CRANES stallions;..i

The two stations that were. presented
to Geueral Grant by the Sultan Of Tur-
key were taken to New York last nixht,
During their stay at Palmer & Bishops
shoeing shop on George street yesterday
afternoon they attracted, 1t is estimated,
1900 persons. The crowd had freQuenA
tly to be driven away. While the horses
waiting their turn Peach, 1.-The photogfa-
pher, took find picture of them which
will probably appear in Hdrper's Week.
ty. The horses were quite wild, and had
10 be closely watched by j. 4. Levitt, Of
Suffolk Park, Philadelphia, who came
here to take them to the Park, whero
they will remain for period and then
go to Gen. Beale's farm, near Washing
ton. The shoes taken from their feet
yesterday were very thin plates Of iron,
without corks of any kind. They covered
all parts of the hoof except the frog. "A
circular hole was pierced for that, These
specimens of Turkish handicraft were
carefully preserved upon being remSyGd.
and will eventually appear on the walle
OF. General Grants billiard room, Thoy
are TO be frightened and decorated in
fine style. One of them was piyetr 20 M.
Bishop, OF the firm of horse shoers. n HA
refused 80 for it. 1t is said that s. II were
offered for one. of the shoe nails. The
horses feet had to be trimmed, Tbis e
well as the subsequent shoeing was done
under the supervision of a veterinary
doctor. The shoes were very light ONES.
made particularly for the purpose. They
are only temporary ones, aud will be re-
moved when the horses reach Gen.
Beales farm, where the animals will b
allowed to run in tue fields for the bene-
fit Of their feet.-Ne,o Hduen Register.
June 1. -' 'r' - s'A i7i ~
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Cans. & 2ofCrib Crackers

The Chester Ne,cs OF last night c0u-
tains a number of facts regarding the
exploits and eventual breaking np g
the Wilmington Chester gang o. thieves
of which "Blubber" Dayis wse ones
which mas lately been broken up throueh
the efferts of officer Murray Of Chester
and Sergeant Jones and QMcerss KAnes
Boster, Diusmore and CLOUD @
this city. After speaking Of tho arrest
of Davis and John Groves, the Hsss
says -, -, ~. ..t...
rable quantities had been taken 80 VII
mington in the same msnner ano 81
Dugan, at whose place ACouucttna9W.
ii. Rowe was shot; on Saturday pi9Re.l,
AT the time it was discovered ,thpt
Dugan had been buying ciRafs S6ppoeed
to have been stolen be was iq pr1epn -
selling liquor without . license. Tho
thieves who had been securing the piuxA-
der in this city were aided in dispQdng
Of it by their "pals" in Wilmington, and
about half a dozen men were "spoteod"
and watched. itfu1B8 OIL! J eaitio isSat
Richard Nelll and Thos. OberholtseF
were arrested by Chester officers last
week. They were givena private hear
ing on the charge Of the larceny 9e -.
Yesterday Sergeant Jones won't TO
Media. Pa, in regard to this case, having
been req quested to go and testify before
the grand jury concerning the theft.
td "BLuBBER"DAvis CONVICTED.
The Grand Jury at Metiia. Pa, found
true bill s agai inst Davis yesterday
morning and ignored an indictment
against Groves. He was tried 10 the
afternoon. Groves testified that Davis
and his Chester "pals' had brought the
stolen stuff from Yacht. He also said
that they often tried to- prevent kim
from seeing the secret goodsln the heuse
in which he and Davis lived. 10 do
this they would often have him locked
up on a trivial offe1se by the iWiliAinEL
| ton police. According to the lAy In
.Penns ylvania, Day in was allowed to To-
tify in his own, behalf and W hills heidid
not epdeayor to implicato Groves he De.
MED all Knowledge uf the theft.
Lawyer Dickinson Of Cbesteryf who
was Davis counsel, endeavored to make
point by frightening Groves and make
| it appearthat he waS arrested for the
robbery as well as the, ,prispner ~ the
bar. Sergeant Jones, who was the paxt
witness called, Set this aside, however,
by saying that Groves was only brOuGht
as a witness. IL was proved that Devia
was In reality the master Of the house In
which the goods were found, T. snd ker0.
ceipt for rent was produced rs evidence
by Sergeant Jones. Davis will sentence
ed to-day. I.7rh 81 .t13e-@ A1SAsnoo'
Richard Neill and Thvs.n o Oberholtzse,
will be tried to-day on the same charge
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IT was the wife of General Sherman,
the Syracuse Journal says, who rebuked
an uDmannerly couple for carrying on a
disturbing conversation in the gallery of
the House, the other day. Her brother,
General Ewing, was speaking on the floor
and she tried to hear him, but could not
through their constant chatter. So she
drew nearer and calmly said could
hear more of what my brother is saying
if could her less of your conversation. .
The steamship China, which sailed
from San Francisco yesterday for Yoke
hama and Hong Kong, took out sevep.
teen Chinese lepers, who, after spending
several months in the counry pest house
were sent back to their naive land by
order of the supe y'sols. -..-t.,,. ..-...
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A Desperado's Latest Crime.

New CASTLE, Pa, June 2.-Kirk
Campbell, a notorious character, has
been arrested on charge of committing
an atrocious assault on Anna Rany, Is
years of age, who lives in Wheeling. She
is visiting her uncle, Thomas Robinson,
in this city, who is married to daughter
of the accused. He is charged with hay
ing accomplished his object by threaten
ing to shoot the girl. Public indignation
is greatly aroused, TOR if half is true that
is told of Campbell, he is most despi-
cable villain. Mayor Cook released him
on S700 bail.
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No child can sleep soundly while
suffering with collie or from teething.-
Remove the cause by using DR.. Bulls
baby syrup.
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RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON q

nr,puIA, wILM!NaIoN
nIL!ATnIEMoRE RAIL ROAD.
June 1873. c,,ov.
ill, ,esye Wilmington ~ ioi'o"'
.,,o and Intermediate stations az
khllsas'rfSo'ss 4 de- 70 50 "a a. m, 2so' 'co' '~
.. n;;,,,atExpress) n; Q. 90, s;s,, q 10 o. o. 1 q m M
khlsdslpshiSsss "a sds NV YORK, 81. oo'io q. III
ass, sS, s,bG q II Intermediate Stations
10 n. o,' and Ray Line, 7.os. p M. OK
ballmorree and and Warrington, 1901, 2 ls's. 10.
ni W., y, Delaware division, Leave fsn
IAihcs hcsstle. sUi e.i5, q. m. LOS, Q 80 p,;, Pm;
lev Csst,o' ssnn and intermediate Statiohs'
=, 3. %' ~ and al fnterme liate ststions I'D
p.,iW'" suypAY TRAINS.
.,,,s,a anL Intermediate stations
sss.,sonis 9, lln1 n a. and New York, 2'os. a. m''
pm. pm, and washington, 1851. 10
a fu,ber MI Information passenger; are e. .
[or .,r.! !uto't 10 the time tables Pos5ed ~ NE
M. Superinte1t eDt.
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FOH SALE.

nor SALE "A nigniy improved farm
I OF l03 acres ,in White Clay Greek hun
dred. al enclosed In Osag. Hedge. d.
vided into i've neids. Large apple Or
a,nina ~ ihe r. rer1k rta Hk,,angs r9eMsn IS
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, Granary
anu all otl er buildings necessary on q
drst class farm. miles from station OH
p. ". a b, Il. X. Centrally located. .
miles from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITEMAN,
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
oct2l-w &sd-w Wilmington, De-.
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t5OR SALE.-An elegantly located three
3 story brick in cam plete order, newly
painted and papered, No. s24 West st., call
and examine before you purchase else
where. Terms easy. Apply TO
may 10 eodl2t M. N. CHI LID.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-Lumber var
T. Front and West streets. Apply TO, d
W. X. CAUSE,
feb22.tf Front and West Sts.
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v1-IWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
hEm Ehange of hours. On and after FeD
,sTs H9T Trans will run AZ fol ows;
s.Ss ,S,'W Wilmington, 7.i5 a. m, 1880 a. m
4 $50 p. IN. - 40 a m 70 10 noon.
LINZ rr,ve pomeroy, 9 5O q m, % p IN.
,nrulng leave Pomeroy 1910 q. m.
45Op m. a.,. 10 "A noou
eturning, leaVe h'"i'0'
$40 p. IN. m. aooo r o1bp
iI.ssia X, n m. ID. CONNELL,
a,,f sn.e Superintendent.
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EOR RENT.-Second- story front room
T. In Gazette building, 4l8 Market street.
Apply al this Office.
E'OR sALF.-A fire proof safe. inquire
at this office. MARRIOTT
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r Telegraph Building, in good order,
suitable for Office or assembly room; will
be rented with special Inducements,
Applyto to EDWARD MCINALL,
feb22tf. Second ard Market Sts,
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EIOk SALE.
r A store Property, with IS acres of
and, good brick dwelling house and other
out-buildings. Price $500. A bargain.
Apply 70 EVANS PENNINGTON,
octi9. Eighth and Market sts.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


SATURDAY. June 2S, 1879.
SALEs.-260 United States A. sold n. 1021.
1000 Virginia 1O-40's sold Mt 5otS; 1000 vir.
2inia corsos sold 1t 571i and 6S Virginia interest
certificates sold III.
Gsrernu,..rt SeLurittSS.-United States Is, 1 2x
bid, lO31 asked.
State observation-disclosures 10-4r's. 5sA bid. Ok
cinii consois. new. 3Sz bis. 80 asked; Virginia
defer ed 81 bid. 7asked: Virginia interest ceriih-
Gates. W BIO 165 asked: VirRinIa 'ax-receiyable
20 bid, - y asked.
ritH Observation-Disclosures city ss. }. and j..
1884 Sid 125 asked: Richmond city IS. J. and j..
~ hd; fredericksburg city Is. NJ. an N. 1O4
pa: Manchester bridge 81. NJ. and T.. % asked;
A2nchcster IS iaNrecci;abe. VI. ana y, 90 asked.
;, HIttroad BoRds::-Virainia Central Railroad
thir1 mortgage g.. ). and H. 1OI bid. l023 asked:
fiTSIcla Central EaIlrDad fourth mortgage SIS, j.
and D., log bid: Virginia Central railroad nom
Tennessee Railroad bird mortgage go. j. and J.,
lla bid: Southse Railroad third mortgage prefer.
req b's. j. anh j.. s2 bid: Norfolk and Petersburg
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage SIS. J and j..
40 BID, % asked: Richmond. Fredericksburg and
f9IomIr taiiroad mortgage SIS J. and J.. IL mid.
10 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poio-
mac Railrnad mortgage =. j. ana j.. lO3 bid;
Orange. Alexandra and Manassas Railroad first
mortgage rs. J. ana j.. 65 asked: Richmond and
Danv'lle Railroad cons oil. a,ed 6's 81 and n 9GY
D.. los BID.
first mortgage 6s. VI. and ". 80 asked.
Rdttr06d St0cks.-RichmOud and Danville Rail-
road. loo par: 10 bid II asked.
BanE Sfock$.-Na'ional liank OF virginia. 100
par, 100 asked: State BaGk OF Virginia. 100 par,
so bid: Merchants ana Planters Savings. % par,
liz bid: Citizc,ls Bank. % uar, IN asked.
rine. 70 par 36 bid. 37i2 asked: Virginia STATE %
par, 20 bid: Merchant, and MECHANICS, 100 par,
81 bid: Granite. 100 par. 10 asked.
Hicettnnsous.-Olh Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par. STA bid
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HEN ,n<rn ryYoRs rue rrSTlNGS COURT
- ,.,rn>,s xsye WEEK COLONEL NORMAL
EN' crrvrtE rOR DEAF MUTES.
S'''o' ,,,,,,ce of the Richmond Dispatchj
lCoTTcS''''> JUNE IS. 1879.
.rryenuc collections in the
petersburg d>'rtct 20, ,''' "''N ''''"s w.
! 5s,. amounted to S::2.sS4. -, ,..u
"'; rood deal Of commouoh uas oreh
\ Am among the retail liQuor-d"alers by
>'">. .'icr issued ny the Judge OF the iiuS-
~ - C,nrt >nmmoning forty-i"ur OF them
,"- ..,nc 70 appear before tho Hastings
y! ,,'" ~, the first day OF the Juy term 10
t"r'' .o,,,,. Why their licenses should not
,"" ,,,xoSc.. Judge Mann has been watch
t' 49, monthly exhibits OF the Notfelt
j"- ''' q made by the Commissioner Of
~ rnysn;c Very closely. In number Of
-, -, .',,,.n. the returns have recently been so
~ =, ~ lead TO The inference that the re-
>"'. SUI, al the law were not complied
t'..,,,t 9na bcacC The order issued by Judge
h. ,,'~,o la~..r excursion parties will leave
IL, ivy for Norfolk aud Old Point next
,'', ', enc on the Isl Of July, and two on
N.' - Tac two last arc given by The Red
~, ,s7 sntl the Petersburg Artillery.
!. the closing exercises OF 81. Stephens
yaro,al School tcolorcd) last night, Rev.
w. Cook stated that funds enough had
49,, .nh-rrlhcG 10 build new and large
',h,oi. house by the beginning OF the next
>>.,ion. This school has been great sue
- ~. an0 has accomplished a great deal to-
wards v, the education OF our colored people.
" nav = YER, large measure its support Is dc.
lived from the North. ,
Troyrs>or Job Turner. formerly OF the
milan Asylum. wl!l hold 4 service ut
Grace church sunday night for the benefit
~ the deaf. mutc> III the community. OF
,,',nn ;hcrr are several. Professor Turner
10, Inst returned from a long tour through
eve South. aud i now on his Way To labor
,"n,or the deaf muics in the New England
Stars.
This has hrea the warmcst day OF the
.c.>an No rain yet, aud vegetation is SUI
ic7iue very much. ROBIN ADAiH.
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Railroad Disaster.

A PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAIN on THE ALLAN
TIC, MISSISSIPPI AND Onto R05D WRECKED
NEAR WYTHEyILLE-FIyE CARS Thrown
DOWN AN DEMONSTRATIONS MAN BILLED,
ANOTHER FATALLY AND SEVERAL BADLY m
JURED.
Especial telegram to tile Disraich.I
NYTHEVTLLE, VA, June ga frghfful
accident occurred ut Reed-Creek Railroad
bridge. three miles west OF this place, at 8
O'Clock this morning. The engine Of the
east-bound mail train was thrown from the
track one hundred yards west OF the bridge
by the breaking of the flange OF the driving
wheel. It ran along on the ties until it
struck the bridge, which gave way with
crash, precipitating the engine, express,
mail, baggage, and smoking-cars down
an embankment forty or fifty feet high.
The engineer and fireman lcapcd off at the
edge OF the chasm, and escaped with few
bruises. The Express agent, Norvell Lang
borne, OF Lynchburg, Va, was crushed 10
death in the ruins OF his car. Conductor
Fairfax was in the baggage-car, and was
seriously injured. His physicians give hopes
OF his recovery. Dir. Kennedy and lit
tie son OF his, OF Knoxville, Tenn, were
both seriously hurt. The little boy
has but little chance for his life. John Nc
callam, OF Berrysburg. Pa, had an arm
broken; W. Fisher, OF Chris,iansburg, Va,
was seriously bruised; and several others
slightly hurt. The front wheels Of the
ladies' car stopped only a few inches from
the chasm. Your correspondent saw the
engine going down and jumped from the
train. Both the mail agents were also in
iured
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STAIN TON.


vgETING OF WHITE ANp CoLoREn BAPTIST MIN
III -"S->T FRANCIS >CHG0L-AN ENGLISH
RATE, Il.
.torr,>po u,.;.cc .; ,Iie Richmond nisnatchJ
JUNE 81, 1879
Yesterday morning tic meeting OF white
.,.l raInrrj ordained Raptist ministers Of
,,..n.rg. Aflc.h3nv, Bath. Rockingham,
.,I Earkh.id-c. was held AT the white
T.,:f>, church gcrc. Rev. J. VI. Pitcher.
- 'coyiuv;au. was elected moderator, and
p<. T.. \. Franklin (coiorcd). Of Lewis
tv-.. We; Va. chosen clerk. Tie Open
IN, sermon. REACHED by Rev. Solomon
Fink, # Rockingham, was very practical
N i. raarar;tr. ANA lis views OF The charac.
t,,f.iir. w:,ift, should hc most prominent
:, ,lr pr,araiu.r II the Gosnrl were re-
rived hv the colorca ministers with au-
d.,,lp ordinations OF assent. The meeting
NJ. q ,lcrccr1 Success in I'll rcsDrctS. and IFS
o-i,ina,ors have every reason 10 he nIrascd.
,.rf,.nS II HERE arc any points in the col
c,ri minister. more noticeable than others,
II va. their rnnror~b Familiarity win col.
nvrI wnrl, rfirfr correct locruorc and
,!.a,. ..aur,rnu, Ee,rinr towards cach her
and tho whites. The second meeting of
,l. ,rric> /, briu" held to-day in one OF the
r,Do-cd Rants, churches. A. this j. the
ire, stem ~ :. movement which i likely r.
tr widc-nr-aG. il may BE- Interesting to-
lonr readers to krow who were the minis
Ter. present. 50 | send Won list:
Whitc Ministers. Eny " : Perry NJ
Brid-cwa,cr. Iockin.llam; Rev. J. II.
Ta,f0r. Of Augusta: Rev. Solomon Funk.
Of Rocknyham: Rev. G. +. Fry, of Angus
H. Rev. Charles Manly. OF Stuuntou: Rev.
]. VI. Pitcher. Of A,!rnhany: Rev. W, Y.
Ahra!an>. Of augusta: and Rev. p. swan.
Of t;o>hcn
Coiorcd Ministers: Rev. Milton Howard.
Of Augusta: Rev. :. NJ. johnson, OF Au-
"rsia: Rev. l.. W. Carter, OF Augusta
Rev g. t. Howard. OF Rockingham: Rev.
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Rapid Railroad Work.

SEVEN HUNDRED MILES OF ROAD CHANGED
FROM BROAD TO STANDARD GAUGE IN ONE
DAY.
ST. Louis. June 2S.-Thc preparations
for changing the gauge OF the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern railway,
which have been in progress for the past
two months. eliminated last night, and at
daybreak this morning over three thousand
men commenced the work OF shifting the
rails, and long before night The entire line,
extending from st. Louis to TcXarkana,
nearly seven hundred miles, had been
changed from five feet 10 the standard
gauge OF four feet eight and Il half inches.
Locomotives and ears had also been altered
to correspond, and traffic under The new
order OF things will proceed without break
n linlrpOcp
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AZ EvESYrri. DAY FOR An ESGIH.HE.-
E'gnc James Wood. Of the New York
NeAlraI railroad, had Il singular experience
%! Saturday during his trip to Utica on the
>l"t!al express. 81 different points two
A'en attempted 10 drive wagons across The
track, and in both instances the rash men
were Killed. IN each case the coroncr's
Jury eNoucratcd the engineer from blame.
OH TOE same trip, when near Syracuse, lie
saw man ahead Of bin on the track, and q
Woihan with big sun-Donnet on was APP
preaching the Inau. and a ircight-irain was
running abreast Of them on the other track.
Neither heard the approaching train. The
engine was reversed and the whistle sound
ca. Just IN time TO save his life the man
heard the whistle. turned around and cried
oHt TO the WOMAN, and both barely escaped
being run down.
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Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June -, 1879.
thr ordination services Of the Virginia
Theological Seminary were held this morn
IN in 81. PguI> church. the chapel at the
seminary. Whcr" the services are usually
conducted, having been condemned rs dan
gerouS. The following gentlemen were or
d4ncd 0c&cons: Nr. Il. Il. Claiborne, Of
Amherst county; Mr.. +. d. Lee, oil Fair
Tax: Noirr /. :. Gregory, late OF the Ia.
4 %..ipFcH; Nj +. +. Rice and Dir. l.. ".
Nrlilaan. Of New York.
The following dcacoMS were ordained
priests; Rev. {. t.. Brvan, Of. Princess
A"0c; y. i. Gray, 81 Prince " iIiam; W.
L. Ire, OF Orange: Frank Page, Fairfax;
J. W. Ware OF NORTHAMPTON, and :. 5.
Ware, Of Halifax.
:Ihc morning PRAYER ~ the Creed was
s2d hy Ike Rev. Or. NT;l>hburnc, rector OF
calvary church. New York. The sermon
VA preached by the Rev. Henry ). Sharp,
q craze church, nf this city.
Ailcr the services \ handsome collation.
vas served ~ the iec;ure-room by the ladies
o. IT. Pau, 10 the large crowd IN attend
41c-. VISITOR.
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CAPTAIN EADs's NEXT HALF MILLION
H4Shinqt0n, June 27.--Captan EadS, OF
The Mississippi icttles, has made app!ica.
ton for an additional $500, 900 for procuring
channel twenty-siX feet deep and two
hundred feet wide. The report OF the
United States engineer in charge states that
'apiaiD Eads has reached the depth and
width upon which be makes application.
IN considering the claim The Department
mas raised and submitted to the Attorney
aeheEl question as to the effect OF diff
lercnce which exists between two acts Of
Congress with regard to the width OF the
caannel--a difference which has an import
"at bearing upon the present payment,
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SATURDAY, NIGHTS KILOGRAMS
TO TEsE DISPATCH FROM AEE.
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

A TENNESSEE FIEND's OUTRAGE AND
Flight TO ARKANSAS; ARRESTED AND
LODGED IN JAIL-CoNGREssioNAL AND
OTHER WASHINGTON MATTERs-THE APP
PRoPRIATlON BILLS IN THE HANDS OF
THE PRESiDENT-AS EXTRA SESSION AND
VETO EXPECTEr TERRIBLE RAILROAD
ACCIDENT NEAR E-pER-
SoSAL-THE DEAD PRINCE-LORD BEA-
DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
ON THE EDUCATION BILL, &C.. &C.
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DR. 4. McLASE'S vERMlFTGE
rl'HE GENUINE DIR. C. McLANE'S
GEL EBR ATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
YER3fIFUGE

The coun,cnapcc is pale and leaden. colored with
occasional Pushes crcu,nscrlbcd spot on one or
both checks: The eyes become dull; tie pupils
late: an azure scmicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; Tie nose Is rritated, swcls, aE5 sometimes
blccds: swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache. with Iummng or throNhlng of the cars !:
an unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny furrcd
ing; appetite variable. sometimes voracious, with
n knawinc sensation of the stomach, At others en-
trcly gour: fcctiu- pains in the stomach; o2ca-
s,nnal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen bowels irregular. at times co:tirc;
stools shiny. not m!rcqucnty hinged With blood;
kelly swollen aud hard: urine. tur',td respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by HE
cough cough sometimes dry and eonvusivc; un-
c asy and disturbed sleep. with grinding OF the
teeth; temper variable hut generally irritable. &c
Whenever the above symptoms are found IL exist
IR. c. McI.ANE'S VERNiFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT \ CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form. Il an innocent 2rcparation- NOT W.
pssle Of doiag tie slightest Injury to tie asst
tender iaJuat.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICSGOSD, June rs. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT bis. 5000 bushels to arrive. Ret.
3.Oi2 bushels new; Of which = UGO bushels are 10
arrive.
CoEE.-Ithite. lbs bushels. .Nired. ) % b,iSh-
ell.
nATS.-5Si bushels.
SIIIPSTTFF.-l2 tons.
BLACK rEA>-3p0 .>hclS we're rc-t Inhibited.
SALES EtrDRTEU 10 St.CKhIAHl.
WiEAT.-Hed. 40 bushels good new Fuh At
SluS.
CORN white. $50 Bushels prime at dc: 81
bushels prime 1T ole: 80 blisneI, good 1T 3d.
total. Al 10 bushels
OATS.-lS bushels on private terms; j26 bushels
on private irrin--tDiai, .JS4 bushels.
SlIipsTCFF.-l2 Ions uu l.. iva!r terms.
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Fatal Steamboat Explosion,

CHICAGO, June ga Nebraska City
(Neb.) special says: 1.-The boiler OF the Gov
eminent tugboat ClytIc exploded on the
Missouri river, five miles below this place,
yesterday. killing James Lane, OF Nebraska
City, and Herman BOIL, fireman, and fatally
njuring Isaac and William Mckinney, en-
ginecrs. OF ST. Louis. K. Pumcy, the cap
tain OF the tug. and Matt. Pyle, were hor-
rlblY ScaldedN
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Severe Storm in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-A severe wind and
rain. storm passed over the central part OF
the city this afternoon. The streets in the
path OF the storm were dcIugcd with water,
and in the vicinity OF the ctlstom-house and
Maryland Institute Il large number OF build
ings were unroofcd and large p&ic-glaSs
blown out Tie damage iss&bout $4,000.
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Northumberland.

Fort MONROE, June 2S--The United
States steamer Dispatch, which sailed from
Genoa May Sth, arrived i'll the Roads today.
She brought part OF the officers and crew
Of the Gettysburg, and the sick and invalid
OF the feet,
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Fient2isIs Outrage in 5zemDEis--SScSrO
Murderer Convicted.


THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONVENTION.
San Francisco, June 2S.-Thc New-Con-
stitution-P Party Convention reassembled last
evening and appointed State Contra! Com
mlttec. 4 telegram was received from j.
2. West declining the nomination for Lieu
ID. &. Reed, OF San Die
70, was nominated instead.