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(senePnl News.

\ Postmaster General Key arrived at 81.
John, N. b., yesterday, and will leave
for Halifax Itorday.-oisa l.s
Mr.. French, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, has gone to New York and
New England for few weeks.
All the available -celored cavalry re-
cruts have been ordered to Las Vegas,
New Mexico, for assignment to the Ninth
Cavalry. CO., 3D.. ff,a.t4 ..t Nt..
The bi-centennial Of Rochester, Mass,
was appropriately celebrated yesterday.
Rev. Noble w. Everett, of Wareham,
delivered an historical address.
The three days Convention of the Wo-
mems National Christian Temperance
Union opened at Ocean Grove, n. j..
yesterday with large attenance.
James Hughes, accused of being 9
''knob-stick' spinner, was stabbed, but
not dangerously, by a. party OF men IL
Fall River, Mass, on Sunday even
ing. "'
The Canadian Press Association held
its annual meeting In Kingston, Ont.
yesterday, and elected A. Matheson, 0!
Brantford, President for the ensuing
year. .,.............
The man arrested for attempting tc
set fire TO the steamboat Drew last Fri
day night, was examined by Justice
Llute at Albany yesterday, and commit
ted to await the action Of the Gran'
Jury.
Elizabeth and Anna Trowbridge, sis
ters, living at Hyde Park, a suburb o
Chicago, committed suicide on MOnda.
night, by hanging themselves, under cir
ctimstances which indicate that boil
were insane.
President Hayes has accepted an invi
tation from Rev. DR.. Stokes, Presiden
of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting As
sOciatiOn, to attend the tenth anniversa
ry of their first religious meeting, whicl
will be. celebrated on the Both instant.
A party of about fifty of the coal deal
ers and journalists Of Baltimore arrives
at Sunbury yesterday morning, on a
excursion to the coal regions of Pennsyl
vania afforded them by the Norther
Central Railroad. They will visit th
Lnzerne region to-day.
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THE MARK ETS.

eef steak, l4a2Oc; sirloin, l8a2Oc;
l4alSc; corDed Sal2"; ehipped
oc; ham sliced l5a15 Wholesale, 1Oc,
nlders, sal0c; fitch, 1lal2c; pud
lie Log's-head cheese, 12c; lard
mutton, lOal2c; chops, 16al8c veal
PC, outlets, 1Sa2Oc; chickens, 1Oa12
Sasl 30 per pair; spring chickens,
erib.; butter, 25a28 cents per pound;
10 cents per dOz.; onions 1a5c per
ca' soup beans, = cents; cucumbers,
20 per piece, new potatoes, 12a18C
peck new apples, l4a2Oc. half peck
ac9, ~ cents, per half peck, rhu.
p-aoca bunch;rockiiSh, ,12la15c per pd
uuen, 10 cents; black ba.s, 25ta
Per strlng; cat fish, three pound for
Aale, ioil2per half peck; lettuce, Ia
aeaa, green peas, l0al2c per hf PIX
saes,1 6cper bunch abbage g aB pei
new toma'os sl5c per half peck
nes, h, iaoc. per piece; new beats, 4,
puacn, string beans, 8 cents Der hal
outler beans, lOc per half peck
p,,,ar, ,uelIles, l2c per qt. red; 8a1O, BLACK
pr..etsoerries, SalOc box; black berries
ana nes ior 70 cents; new corn, 12 l2Oc D O.
en' egg plants, $40 per piece.
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over at PemnsgrOye.

! u, Nv "lnas that sweep up the Della
enht' , Ian no more pleasant place in
"n'ie upward journey than Penns-
or, o'l 'iie opposite side of the river.
"eu,ll ,o 'a IL the"poor mans Cape May"
tS " many who have not the time To
~. run to the more distant waterin Q
po !, a',u ~ yel who would be amply able
Ben,'. ~ ~ much more pr ferable.
bn'" na"SS'oVe Sss was crowded yesterday by
ps snt IRON Wilmington and Philadei.
Fnch,a S,u t''e park that lies just south Of
6earsno ,olel presented an animated
I, a"e'' tra@ More were present, it |.
ailas '"s'l u, on any day since the hoI
A'"erof last week was over,
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HsiafLacals.

Do Salt Oysterg At Fulfmers.
The farmers are anx'opsly "ghing for
rain. : 4 E
turtle soup II rullmer's.s FiNtE}
One hundred and eighty excarsionists
Colhns' Beach, Monday morning.
~ Two more months gunpers will be
popping away 1t the reed hfds. y
The city election is only six weeks of
Tender loin steak at Fullmer's:
Reyn ,lds' grocery store, at Fifth and
King streets, il being sold out by Con-
stable Dillon, to-day. IN 2 r.M :
Builders and contractors are now busy
at work on estimAtes for the c0nstruction
of the now Court House.
Deviled crabs at FuIlmer's.
The funeral OF Col, Budd 8. Ford will
take placs 4 North East, Nd, this after
''.S xrosusr ucsau cisy e4oursiou will
lsevs tbs depot at 9 o'sleok to-norrow
Ss,:Sss r =. s.Ass ssfsS
FTfd6y July Is, 1879 Train leaves $50
M, s1arp. rfekets. adults 81 .50i chiid!yen'
"a XDemocvssic msstipk will be held at
The Hfieudship,E Eugine Housa, on Satur-
day hieAt, fbF.the purpose o. organising
the pafty Cor the city campaign.
NDsviiSd. csahsA A. Fnllsdefss
Tbe sxsSYyten sf 81 MasyS o. d. g.,
to CoIlins' R4ASh ;takes plaoe TO morrow.
Six coaf6srges lay In ftont of Bush's
Goa! wharf, tins morning, dischsrginR
The tramps now travelling through this
freq uently apply at this Office for ex.
changes to read. a... --
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AellOlDOll,.

b ' u excursion and reunion of the
l, Jnir r,, ~. a. Rehoboth Beach, Oh Fri
p'I,y w 1olh' !; $50. The train leaves
krp, W. " b. X. r., depot at 6;3OlA M,
|be eI, had =, s,aalls,$l 30; children, ST 90,
sreet 81 ,'a'9es "a y Wehb's, ga Mar
Is'T' s' d, Downs', Odd Fellows
eer. +, noughten's, 4lO Market
| st,oa.. m' James Belrs, Sixth and Mar.
Srket k',ss at.i. +. Il. Woods, Tenth and
rs, las ,ee,s an s John ]. Gallagher Il
|the secra, " anu ZOO Market street and
4 Encsnrles Es,e.arles of the different Lodges
'o'ils' 17-7t.
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DELAWARE COUNTY STABLES
- ROBBED.

AnSrsw ~ SGpihh aI;,s R"hert Wnr.1s =, q
notorious thief and counterfeiter, who
was arrested on Friday last while at
tempting to sell some harness, Robert
M. Lee, OF Brynl Mawr, and Charles w.
Uushmap, of Radnor, Delaware county,
Identified the gears, which had been
stolen from their stables on Thursday
night last. Morris was remanded under
$4,000 bail to answer in Delaware coun-
W.-Tlmes.
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Onester Heirhts C.,.,r

Ipnday'' tea helghts camp meeting on
sached w., .ne sermon at 1880 q. m. WAS
|ths old..y, "y ksv. VIM. McComM' one
ehildrens'' 'n, mest Il; A. :. . Fernley conducted
d in the suv,eeinng in the afternoon,
fooklyn. rnrenlhg nr.g Rev. DR.. Sims O.
kt, "and lvached efiec,iveiy from the
y he Offandnsss M Is he whoseever shall
very good , ~ 10 me-" The attendance
sood ,hroughout the dav.
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THE PUMP AT CoOL-sPRING

The new pump made Tor the Co0I
Spring Reservoir Pumping Station by
Messrs. 4. &b A. Belts, has never given
satisfaction since it was put in three
months ago, and has pumped very little
water, the old Worthington pump that
was removed from Tenth and Market
streets having been running almost all
the time. The Messrs. Belts have asked
and obtained permission TO run the
pump for three days provided they Keep
the water mp, and started It at lin
O'Clock to-day determined to give it
good trial. a,viH f-p.R ' el
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A CARD

TO all VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., ]
viii send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send 4 self addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.
zew York City. f - H.I l
danoO- N b Wl .t.f ...s
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An Old p..sU.

(out lS.s .s,nony woa Atwood, who along
(nrch, w,s "s T. pastor Of Asbury M. III
visit NJ H. y, ,n town yesterday on y a. -
kcas,i" % 2 ''te old hut still .chs. n.y.
b home -. NJ Mo will come down Srnr,
annonon,nn.ii IN iihiladelphia on Fridav% % amd
love urea camU In the report of Hsnms "m
"'np' VIII preach there. ~ 'nnS-
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ESQUIRE COLES CASES.

Magistrate Cole has disposed of the
following cases .fG.
Sallie Jones, assault and battery on
Henrietta Lee, so cents and costs.
Eliza Cosden, abusing Henritta Lee,
80 cents and costs.
Henrietta Lee, assaulting Sallie Jones,
80 cents and costs.
All the parties were colored.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
lEegister's Order
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle county, June 13, 1879.

REGISTER'S OFFICE,
.. New Castle county, June 13, 1879. 1
Upon the application OF Mary Dougherty,
Adm inistratrlx Of deorge Douherty, late
OF Brandywine hundred, in said county,
deceased, IL is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrative aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters OF ad-
ministration upon the estate OF the deceas-
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, BY
causing advertisements TO be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters,
In SIX OF the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act OF as
sembly IN such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAI-Y
GAZETTE, q newspaper published In VIII
mington, and to be continued therein three
,~|, 'Glyen under the hand and seal
III. S. OF office of the Register aforesaid.
t---> at New Castle, in New Castle
county. aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. O. BI0GS, Register.
NOTICE..
All persons having claims against the Els
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attested. to the Admlnistratrix on OF
before June 18th, A. D., 1880. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. MARY DOUdHERTY,
Administratrix.
Address CAas. q. Lore, Attorney. Will
miugtou Del. .f june21 eOd3w
|
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The construction OF the Darien Canal
under foreign auspiece and through. the
aid Of foreign capitalists, may be work
Of peace, but who can guarantee that It
will not eventually become a prolific
source of trouble between the United
States and the interested Euro peati pow
ISL
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Importnnt 10 Mothers.

Important 10 Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t cOrrects acidity OF the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
TO mother and child. During the process
of teething Its value is incalculable. 1t
softens the gums. reduces milan rlation
the child and com tort to the mother. -
cWant Y-f.v W. cents bottle. marIb-lyeOd
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4O8. CIGAR rs 4 TOBACCO. 400
A Large and Fine Stock of
T0BACC0S & CIGARS,
To select from at
III. M. Mullins Store,

NO. 4Og W, FKONT STREET.,
Consisting OF the following celt brated
brands: Hold Fast, Let Go, Rehecca, Vic
tor. Happy Thought. Ac., &C. Get plug
EGUTS.-LOrillard's, Century, A m.
rOsia, Old Honesty, Floral, &C., DC. Try
them.
CIGARS OF my own manufacture, the
"CrOwD Jewels. a pure Yara the "Puf,' u
clear Havana filler; with seed cigars
that cannot be excelled at the price In this
city.
SMOKE the celebrated Lynchburg smok.
ing tobacco, hard pressed and In bags
In Lynchburg. Va. Selling low.
VARIETIES.-Pipes, cigar smokers
pouches. Ac. Paper, envelopes, ink, pens
pencils. shoe backing, &c. Cloth lined
wear them, and neckties. All OF the abovs
goods ! am Reliing very low. Come and
see II. M. MULLIN.
jy22.A,1G. 4C9 West Front street,
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THE TREASURER'S TRIP.

City Treasurer Vincint took 10 trip to
Washington, ID. y. on Monday, in re-
gard to the city bonds which were men
ti0ced IN communication sent 70 coun-
Gil by him meeting or two hgO. -
The Tvensurer went to the Treasury de-
partment where he was treated with
much courtesy by II. .J Jemison, chief Of the
Lower Divi,iOn of Registered Loans.
Mr.. Jemisen told him that the other day
he filled an order for 100000 OF the
ten dollar certi icates to 20 abroad. The
matter OF the bonds was promptly fixed
aud the money will;bs on In short time.
The Treasurer arrived home last night
aud Is in his office this morning AZ good
uatured az usual. o. 90. 5a7rs
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WILMINGTON MEN IN WASH.
'lr.f INGTON. ft.f.+-.at .

Mr. Allen Thompson, formerly OF
,Wilmi nRsou Is now living IN Washing
Etop q 40. iol5 II street, He isA years
old. ~,
Mr., BENJAMIN, Jsnvier, also of Will
miDptori( iiveAiin Washington. He has
lately recovered from two years attack
of apOplexy.
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HEALD q CO.,
BANK ERS & BROKERS,
AND DEALERS I'M

,r AND DEALERS IN VtI
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
0A0ES & COMMERCIALPAP
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tiOns. Tickets to and drafts on 6rea1
Britain and other parts of the world. 81
jans-1yd .fct i'i"0' il y. f|
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-PerrsOnAl.

DR.. John X. Kane Is now at Newport,
r. Il, and II much recovered. He VIII
be home in less than a week.
Hon. Wm. Henphill Jones is at Ke-
hObOth.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23

The Washington Republic has changed
hands. Mr.. j. Bristen Walker has re :
tired and he has been succesded by II
!. Ramsden, . welfknown Washington
Journalist. ,YI =, ..
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FLYING CARRIER PIGEONS.

Some Philadelphia sporting msn came
down to-day on the noon boat and let 20
two carrier pigeons from the United
States Hotel, to fly TO Philadelphia, inAor-
der to test the relative qualities of each,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23

A.wifs Who Is only fourteen years Of
aee Ia suing for divorce IN sw jersey
conrt. which is the natural and probably
the best result ofso early marriage.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

n EMOCRATS ATTENTION
IL 4 meeting Of The City Dein ocratic
a ss0ctetion, WIN be held In the hall OF the
Friendship Engine House, Tenth aud
Shipley streets on Ssiuriay evening. y uly
26, 1879, ats O'Clock, A general attendance
is r. quested, NJ business Og impoytance In
re erenoe to, the City Election Will be
brought for ARD. BY order Of the City
ExeChtive Com mittee Ify
JAMES n. MYERS,
Jy23-tm. President.
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Local Stocks and Bends.

Local SHOCKS anal BOhds.
national Bank of Delaware. ............. 400
First National Bank. 1876
Union National Bank. AZ
NatiOnal Bank Viii. and Brandywine.. 50
Farmers Bank. ................... 30
wilmington Goal Gas OOmpany........ 81
delaware r. r. 90. Co....................... .26x
Delaware Western II II Co stock, 10
Phila. vii. 4 Baltimore q. K. Co... 65ls
Wilm 4 Northern X. II. .CO............. 22
Delaware Fire Ins. CO..................35
Delaware State Bonds. s........!..........10 103
Wilmington City g.. 6s.................... .l6sk
WiimingtOn City So. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iO2l4
New Castle County Loan. ................ lO2
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. ..... 102
Delaware Railroad extension. n.........1O1
VII. Passenger Railway Co. lst mort. 100
z X" "'s, Stock, A
Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. .....,...,... 81
Masonic Hall 20 Observation-Disclosures. 2
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FtuapciaI and Commercial.

'-'wfLWrNdToN. DEL, July %, 1879.
La D. sti sitock quotations. furnished by
leald 4 Co., Clayton House Building
Wilrs ingtOn, Del. at IL N. to-day:
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A NEW FOREBAY

The M essrs. Riddle have % men en-
gagged in putting in a new forebay at
their mills up the Brandywine.
.~>-.
SPECIAL NOTICES..
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ssste Bon nslsries.

a The Histori ,al Society Of Delaware
has issued in pamphlet form the address
delivered before the Society, on the eve
ming of Feb 2lst 1878, by Hon. John w.
Houston, ON the subj Ct, "The Bound
rIes of the State of Delaware" The ad-
dress comprises complete history Of
this much vexed question, in witch the
conclusions are deducted from mass of
Interesting and valuable researches into
the early history of this State. The ad-
dress should be read and preserved by
all who have an interest in our little
State and its early history.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23
A small Boys Dilemma

A lad, about ten or eleven years old,
was arraigned before Mayor Almond
last night on the charge of striking a
very sirall child in the face with a stone,
and painfully injuring it,, From what
could be learned, another boy threw the
stone at the prisoner and he threw 1t
back, striking the child by mistake.
H o viewer, there was no evidence upon
the case and II was dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23
The RehobOth Excursion.

The excursion to Rehoboth, by the
Odd Fellows, on Friday, is expected to
be the largest excursion that ever left
this city. A train from down the State
will come up TO Delmar, and then pro-
ceed to Rehoboth, while the attendance
from Wilmington and other points be-
low, it is thought, will fill at least two
cars. During the afternoon the Order
will be reviewed ON the beach and ad-
dresses delivered by prominent men,
| bers.
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Auu Ddlutuuy = iOhA Wn0t
could be- learned, another boy threw the
stone at the prisoner and he threw 1t
back, striking the child by mistake.
| II O viewer, there was no evidence upon
the case and 1t was dismissed.
Democratic Meeting.
James H. Myers, President of the last
City Democ ratio Association, has called
meeting of the Democratic citizens of
Wilmington, for the purpose Of organ
lixtnR for the city campaign The meet
| ing will be held on Saturday evening
next, in the hall of the Friendship en-
| Rino house, and 1T is hoped the attend
ance will be general from all parts of the
city. .'...-..+ Iia
Grocery store Sold Out w..
This morning Constable Dillon 6n-
ished the sale OF stock in Robert Rey-
nolds' grocery store, at Fifth and King
streets, which was commenced yesterday
The lease extending to the 2dth Of March
next, sold for $63 Che annual rental ol
the store is 5000 and the fixture.
brought $l70. The stock bought wrJ
fair prices.
FIRE AT MARQUIS HOOK.
The carpenter shop and out-buildings
of John A. Green, and lot Of tools
were burned yesterday afternoon al
Marcus Hook. All the family were
away from home at the time, and the
origin of the fire is unknown. Loss con
siderable; no insurance. ....
The Dry Spell, ri .
Farmers are becoming very anxious
about the long-continped dry weather
and are eagerly wishing for rain. Th'
J ground is dry and parched, and goo'
shower would not only prove refreshing
but very valuable as well.
Cattle Market.
The corner of Fourth and Frencl
,, streets IS now the regularly recognizes
,, csttle-market of Wilmington, and o.
each msrkes day, . goodly number q
cows and calves are exposed there 10
sale. Il sset4g3% s'ss,Asl%g
z One Of the Late ExcursfOns.
People who wish to spend pleasan
!. day should 60 tomorrow TO Coihh
J Beach with the st. Mary's @. ID. o., o
i their excursion upon the Edtcin Foyes
: Tickets. so cents. The bOat vtllsiaa'
Fourth street wharf at $3.50 o'clock Al
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A Good Nstared Captain.

After the Susie A. Mccall had left the
wharf at PsnnsgrOve last evening, on
her 8 o'clock trip to Wilmington, and
had gotten well under way, q woman
discovered that her little boy had got
separated from her and had been left
Although the boat was several hundred
yards away from the pier, Captain Den
ney ut once put back aud set the woman
ashore to look for her child. Not many
captains would do that. ri .oti
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People who wish to spend a pleasant
Law should 90 tomorrow TO Coinh
Beach with the st. Mary's @. d. O., on
heir excursion upon the Ed,cin Feyest.
Tickets. so cents. The bOat vtllsiaave
Fourth street wharf at $3.50 o'clock An.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-11

"a faithful assistant This is
what the nurses term DR., Bulls Baby
Syrup. 1t is the best assistant, as it
will prevent a crying-spell of the
baby.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-11
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE
A Man GrappIes a Mad Dog and At
tempts to Cut His Throat.

Little Rock Gazette, 9th.
Mr.. George l.. McMay, just from
the ncighborhOod of Gold Greek,
Faulkner county, tells us of a desper-
ate encounter between a man and a
mad dog.
Near Gold Greek, and about seven
miles from the railroad, lives a man
named Rhea, a farmer on a small scale,
having recently opened a farm. Last
Monday evening, while Rhea and his
wife were sitting in front of their door,
two dogs jumped over the fence and
ran under the house. At first very
little notice was taken Of the animals,
there being several fox hunters in the
neighborhood and the Rheas supposed
that the dogs belonged to them, but
presently a terrific bowling aud
lighting began, insomuch that Rhea
threw chips and pieces of wood under
the house. The bowling and fighting
continued for some time, when at lat
one of the dogs darted out, leapcd the
fence and ran away. The other dog,
a large brindle, Of decidedly ugly type,
followed as far as the fence, but stop
ped, turned around and started toward
Rhea with mouth half open. Rhea
stopped and picked Up an old chqrn-
dasher lying on a stump, and as the
dog sprang at him struck tho beast
over the head. Stunned for a moment,
the dog recoiled, but only for a mo
ment, for he sprang again before Rhea
had time to prepare himself. Crap
ping the dog by the throat, and hold.
Ing his mouth as far away as possible,
a desperate struggle began, The dogs
eyes 'giared, and his mouth emitted
that froth only known 20 hydrophobia.
Mrs. Rhea ran into the house and
soon returned with a case knife, which
she handed to her husband. Then
the combat deepened.7 The blunt
pointed aud dgll-edged weapon went
time and again against the animals
throat without drawing blood or les.
SEEMING his fury. The strong grasp o.
the mar kept his teeth away, but sucl
q grip could not last long. Again tn,
woman entered the house and Thu
time returned with a shotgun. Cock.
ing il and rushing up to the founder
ing dog, she placed the muzzle clost
to the animal TANKS and fired. There
was a sudden give way and a seeming
ly additional glare of the eyes, but ne
sound. Taking advantage Of the frs
shot, the gun was again fired, and the
animal fell over dead. Reports o.
mad dogs come from all over the ooun.
try, and eFery one should be on the
lookout.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-11
MIss NeIIson,s AmerIean Tour.

The most auspiciOus announcement
that has yet been made, with reference
to the dramatic season of l879-'S0, is
that Of Miss Nelson's return to the
American stage. The promise, in
this instance, is simple, honest, and
unmistakably good. Miss Nelson
acts, almost exclusively in the plays
Of Shakespeare, and her repertory Of
Shakespearean character il the fullest
and the best that has been before the
public for many years. She presents
Juliet" in Romeo and Juliet :;
. Viola" in Twelfth Night " Rosa.
lind" in As You Like It; Isabel
Ia" in Measure for Measure " Bea-
t%rice," in Much Ado About Moth
ing and Imogen," in Cymbe-
line aud her performance. in
all these parts. Is marked by ex-
quisite grace, at some points by genius,
and in all respects by competent pro.
hcieney and ability of a high order.
In addition to these characters. Miss
Nelson acts Julia" in the Hunch.
back Pauline IN the Ladyof Lyons:
Lady Teazle," IL The School for
Scandal and Amy hobart in the
dramatic version of KeDilworth, Many
Of the best influences that flow from
the dramatic art are g%arnered up IN
this golden sheaf Of characters. Miss
Nelson will have the aid OF q care
fully organized company. Mr. Edward
Compton, Of the London AdeIphi. has
been engaged for the leading business.
This young actor is the son Of the once
famous Compton, recently deceased.
who, in his days, ranked with the best
comedians Of the generation lust end.
ed. He has been well trained, and he
has won the favor of London audi.
ences. Miss Nelson engagements have
been made for the following dates and
cities: Brooklyn, the Park. October
20; Philadelphia, the Walnut, ". two
weeks; Baltimore. Washington, Rioh.
mond and Lynchburg, November 10.
two weeks Columbus, Ohillicothe.
Cincinnati, December, /, one week
Chicago, December s, two weeks; 81.
Louis, December %, two weeks De
troit, Toledo, Grand Rapids, January.
IL, 1880, one week; Buffalo, Rochester.
Hamilton, London, Ottawa and Mon.
treal, January 10, three weeks Bos.
ton, February 8, two weeks then New
York aud San Francisco. At present
Miss Nelson is bringing to a close her
engagement at the Londou Adelphi
Theater, with Amy Robsart. She has
appeared in The Crimson Gross, The
Hunchbaek and The School for Sean
dal. She will pass the rest Of the
summer in Switzerland.