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PURSUING A MURDERER.

EAsroN, November lS.-Albert Bo-
gart has been held responsible for the
death OF Kate + kert, which occurred
yesterday, rs stated IN the Gazette. Two
officers, learning that BogaIt WAS III
South EastOn, went to arrest him. lie
jumped from the window of a house and
all the officers, who grabbed at him, Sc
cured was his hat and part of his coat.
lie ran like deer through South las
tou, pursued by the officers, WAC fired
shots after him with no effect. He sha-
ped his course to Glendon, and Officer
Simons, boarding a locomotive, was car
risd TO that place.
ABogart soon came dashing along the
main road, aud the detective stepping
out placed pistol right on his breast
and told him TO stop. Bogart hesitated
a moment, gave bound 10 one side and
was oil again, regardless Of the shots
which followed him, Que Of which Pene-
trated his clothing. lie was followed
over hills and cinder dumps past the
Williams Towship ore pits, aud finally
escaped by ourunning the officers. Bo-
gart is man six feet higk, slim and
angular. lie has bad reputation, and
seems 10 fear no man nor their weapons.
The chase was witnessed by crowds OF
excited citizens, who rushed TO their
doors and windows as the fugitive and
officers passed.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
THIRD EDITION
CRUEL EvIoTIoNs.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-A cruel case of
wholesale eviction has occurred at the
South Moor Colliery, Durham. Be
cause of the refusal of the miners to
accept reduction Of shilling a week
twenty two families, with their house
hold effects, were turned into the street
amid driving sleet, while six inches of
snow lay on the ground. One hun
dred and f1fty families are still to be
evicted.
Beaconsfield's novel, "Endymion, ~
will disappoint those who expected TO
find In it brilliant description of men
and manners under the Beaconsfield
administration. The hero, Endymion
is said to bear q striking resemblance
to Vivian Grey. He moves like Wv
ian, in the society of sovereigns and
statesmen. Among other personages
introduced in the novel are the late
Emperor Of the French and German
statesman. who, but for the fact that
the story concludes twenty years be-
fore Sedan, might have been taken
for Bismarck.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
THE PHILIPS CASE.
THE NExT WEEK TO DEVELOP STARTLING
NEWS.

THE MKT WEEK TO DEVELOP STARTLING
NEWS.
New YORK, November 18.-Mr. Ken
ward Philip, who is under bail to appear
for trial upon the charge of criminal IL
bel against General Garfield, was seen
by reporter Of the National Associated
Press, leaving the district attorney's Off CO
this afternoon, and the following con-
vsrsation took place;
We'll. Mr.. Philip, is there
anything new in your case to-day?
Mr.. PhIlp-No, nothing special that /
know OF.
Reporter-A rumor Is afioat that you
are to be indicted by the grand jury for
forgery as we'll as criminal libel?
Mr.. P.-Thu rumoT Is without the
least foundation, and has been circulated
by enemies to hurt my case. l am posi-
tive that the subjscI of forgery, rs far ~
that is concerned, has not been submit
ted 10 the grand Jury, and what is more,
| left Judge DAVIS only few minutes
ago, and he assured me that no charge
OF forgery would be made against me.
RspOrteT-What are the new develop
ments, If any? Do you anticipate any
N the case?
Mr.. Pas regards me, none; but be-
fore another week you may look for
some spicy and startling developments
in the case from Truth, with probably
some arrests of parties for conspiring
agai nst that paper. The matter IL being
kept very quiet and will not be made
public for several days.
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From Yesterday. Late Edition.
RUSSELL, DICKEY.

Last evening, Rev. Geo. W. Dubois,
At bis residence, No. l007 Washington
street, performed the marriage cere-
mony for MIR. John Russell, of No. 100
Walnut street, and Miss Cora DiCkey,
of No. 3lT w. Front street. The bride
was tastelully arrayed In dark green
cloth SUIT, and the bridegroom wore the
conventional costume for such interest
ing occasion. Miss Neltie Beatty, OF
this city was bridesmaid, and MT. John
b. Martin groomsman.
The ceremony was witnessed by q
few intimate family friends, but after
wards pleasant reception was held
by the bride and groom, at their ne y
residence, No. 403 East Tenth street.
A number of useful and Valuable
presents attested the sincerity of many
friends who wished the young couple
safe and prosperous voyage upor
the untried sea of matrimonial life.
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ctttang BttLI Af,.,, n

TORONTO, Ont, Nov 10 "1I
from from Winnipeg says: V,, "Nso- ao'-1' \
walsh to Oct. rs saws tbs, no" y
and his braces are bavias das y
punalo hunt between s MIL =
rivers, a short distance A n, al aug
isln, on the internaltionUs,l n, ". wy !
10 are reported plenlif,,l 'oll ~
territory, forty miles ea,l ' a, TD \
ana many herds have ta ~ T
moving in a northweste,lvO Oteu a
ID, Deer River to South S,L alIe
ms aug'irs well for a snoa"A a'A
Ilon OF the Indian queuio" nu''ta J
year as failing it, the ao,i .
population would be ,hr",a r"',
charity Of the Goyernms",,V ,VT
their starvation.
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3'1' ';;,{!'.a!h' ! 8;
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADEEPHIA-I.5S .5S 2.23, $50 IIH
$40 800, S.I4, lOU2, l1.3O, a. IN. l2.I5 T. 80
12.4s.2Gs 2.3O,i.0, 6l7, 100, $50, 1000, p. m
on Snndays LBS, LIB, s.lO,a. m; 800, 6.l7,
FoR NEW YoRK.-I. 81, ,2.2s8.U 700, 1917.
Am; lzS9, 1913, 2.,s, 6.l7, p. IN. ON
FoR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGroR.-
l25l, 2.O3, 2.l5, o35, a IN. (; 1855, I.O4, 45I
6.OO, 7OS, p. m. On Sundays, l25l. 2.cj. Al
For BALTIMORE. bay Line connection,
7.S p, m. No sunday trains.
~ HoR . }, NEW CAsTLE.-6.0O 80. a. M; LOT
FOR DELAWARE K. R.-y.3d a. m; Los
$50, p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGroN & NORTHERN X. H.
IOO, a. M; S.OO, 5.U5 p, m. No SunuaN
trains.
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-7I5
lO-SOa. M; $50 p. IN. No Sunday train 3.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-I24S, I.5s, 2.Os
SSoi o.3, Y m; l2Ib. l2.45. I.O2. $50
42O As, 45o,5 49, b.25 100, 800. g2O. IL 10 o.
N, On sundays, 1913, Los, 2.OS, $50, 10. lO
FROM NEW YoRK.-l5s. 2.Os, $50. a. M,
LOS, 2.OS, $50 a. IN. =
From MaB4LrInoRE.-l,5a, 2.l7, sSs, 90, -.
NJ; l2.z9, I2.4I, 100, 6.U7 Dab, D. M sun
days, oS, 2.l1 II. N. 6.O7 $50 p. M.
-. FRoM MAsHINGToN.-l.55, 2.I7. a. III.
l2D i2Si, 2o5' 6.U7, $50 p. m. On sun
RoM NEW CAsTLE.-S.4s, 9.3J, I2IUa. M.
OILY. $40 p. In. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-o.1U, u In
b.0 y. IN. No sunday trains
FROM WILMINGToN q NokTHERN X X
trains.
FAoM DELAWARE WEsTERS II. R.-sOo
a M. 2l5, p. IN. No Sunday trains
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD STREET AND WAsHINGToi
AYENUE-1.SO, s.l5, 1880, lI.UO, IL As a. IN
s.4o, I;SO p. IN. On sundays, 5.I5 a. m
6.OO, 9.45, L I.3O y. In.
FROM THIkTY-SECoED AND MARKE.
6TkEETs.-7SU, ll.So "A. IL I225 400 !,
w.; l'VO a. III. On sunday 5, I.VO, a Ia.
NoTE.-The black figures represent tn
fare IL CHARGED
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"rHE NEW YORK STAR" says the
Lockport journal, "has commenced a
record Of the life of James q. Bennett.
From the iirst ins alIment just PUBLISH
ed we infer james was not always at the
head OF his Sunday school class. He
seemed more often at the head Of some
scrape or other" We would advise our
lively contemporary not to waste his val
liable criticisms on the career of the
great American journalist at the first
blush, but to patiently " ait for develop
nleDts.-Stdr.
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CHURCHES To.nop,

EIkST PRESBYTrsT-N
l. Market street al,a,a ,ihN
DuNal pastor '' Nlnlh,
SerVice at l0:3O a mn
evening Sermon by Raona ua
10 succeed in Business F" quest
c, saooath School and adm,
oiass at 2p. IN. Public @ corli.i
6 ECoND BAPTIST cHIrpc
- and French streets Rev n
Vor. Preaching at lO.36 and "a y
sunday School al VA m "V
b,oie @ Glass, Pastors al 2 n
RETHANY BAPTIST cu,r
~ OF Elm and Jackson slraa,s ndU
Eastwood, pastor. 'ees
Preaching at lO.gO n m
Il. B. Morris, OF Crozi, r Th,nu anu
mary, OF Chester. '''o
inRlNITY CHAPEL. Finn
L streets, Rev. W. j. F,%n., %
tor. The kev. W. G. WAR" II
on next sunday. Service y, NJ
Thanksgiving bay at Trin,a
service Al lOH o'clock. Offer, \
chi drens Sewing School.
uOUSEHnLD OF Farm
IL hoor OF the McClary Rsl
6O6 Market street, Elder q ~ N
pastor. " ~
| st. PAUL'S NJ. f.. CHURr1
street above Seventh. Rev
dwell, pastor.
A SBURY NJ. f. CHURCH .
n Hin, pastsr.
Services at 1890 a. m. and
Prayer meeting at "a. IN. and
Sunday School at ia. IN. and !
free. All are welcome.
WEsT PREsBYTERIAy
w Eighth and Washing
Rev. A. N. Keigwin pastor.
ICENTRAL PRhsByr
~ Church, King street, near N
j. Howard Nixon, ID. b pastor
Services; ~ a. III. and : n.
HNION NJ. T.. CHURCH. n
" Stengle, pastor.
Preaching at l0.50a. III. and73
are invited.
EPWORTII NJ. +. CHURC
Ia ofIcnth anu ChurrA, Rev
pastor. Preaching at lO.3la. n
p. IN. Sunday School at 2. D. d
Invited.
IL A NOV Err PRESBYT
III Church, Sixth aud King II
Lafayette Marks, b. D., pastor
TO. morrow morning and event
and 7.3O. All are cordially inv
InLlVEr PRESBYTERIAN
~ corner Of Adams and Chest
ltev. Chas. Z. Mallery. pastor
Preaching l0X, a. IN. and 7.3O
r Sabbath School at Q a. IN, al
Prayer meeting every Friday {
IHURCH OF THE COvEN
" ohd street, near Washln
j. l.. Estlln, pastor.
Services AT 1879 a. m. and
School at . II. IN. Prayer me,
p. IN.
SCOTT NJ. Il. CHURCH, cornt
and Spruce streets, Rev 7
pastor.
Preaching at 1880 a. IN. and
All are welcome,
DELAWARE AVENUE B
IL Church, Delaware ayenu'
streets, Rev. Isaac NJ. Haldeni
, Services at 1889 a. N, aud
sunday School at 2 o'clock.
vlted.
! DODNEY STREET SUNDA
~ The anniversary Of TIE kC
) sunday School Will take place
= Sunday afternoon at3O'clocB
lie cordially Invited,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
STRANGE FREAKS OF DIPH
THERIA.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. Within
the past twenty months 400 deaths
have occurred from diphtherla near
Deseret. The disease recommended
its rayages TIVE weeks ago in that dis.
trict. 1t attacks young and old alike.
A woman who had been called on to
nurse patient contracted the disease
and died two days afterward. There
is something very strange about the
prevalence of the disease in that local
lty. The land is high and dry, being
all drained, and about the last place
one would expect to SEQ such hotbed
of disease.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

A young lady once limited to gentle
man that her thimble was worn out,
and asked what reward she merited
for her industry. he sent her an ans
wer in the shape of a thimble, ON
which the following lines were EN- gra-
we'd:
81 send you a thimble for fingers
nimble,
Which | hope will fit when you try
it;
1t will last you long if it's half as
strong
As the hint which you gave me to
buy it.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
John !. Davenport Thunder
CIaD

John |. Davenport has returned from
" ashington where he has been "work ing
up evidence" in the Morey case would
be thunder-clap The Grand Jury
yesterday adjourned to this morning
without doing anythiDg more than pre-
senting a few indictments III ordinary
cases 1t is the intention that when the
Grand Jury adjourns to-day it shall be
until next Tuesday, as il is thought
possible that some indictments i'll the
Morey case may be ready to-day
World.
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VAIN REGRETS.

A correspondent of the Philadel-
phla Record states that the regret Of
the National Republican Committee is
now that if they had saved the sl5,-
900 they threw away upon Delaware
they might have saved New Jer-
sey."
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
GOOD SHOOTING AT LONG
RANGE.

BOSTON, Nov. 1s.-At Walnut Hill
yesterday, in the long range rifle
match at 800, 900 and 1000 yards out
Of possible 225, the following scores
were made: VIM. Gerrish, 222; ]. f.
Brown, 220; w. Fl. Jackson, PIC; ]. 5.
Sumner, els. The three first named
gentlemen are members of the Ameri-
can team.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
IRELAND ARMING.

BOXES OF ARMS SEIZED BY THE
PEASANTS IN LIMERICK AND CAR
DAL.
DUBLIN, Nov. l8.-It is now
quite evident that the peasantry
throughout the country are arning
and only waiting for a favorable OPP
portunitv to resist the imposition
placed on them by the Government.
alarming rumors are continually
pouring in from all parts of the
island. A dispatch from Craughwell
states that a box containing six
rifles, belonging to merchant OF
Loughrea, arrived from Limerick on
Tuesday night. On the same night,
according to a despatch from Tralee
a party Of men with blacked faces
and long boards, visited houses at
Cardal, near Castle Island, taking
guns wherever they found them.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

& WALL STREET yesterday. Stocks
were active, and the advance of the two
previous days was we'll sustained. Gov
erDments were higher, as were also rail
road bonds. Money was q shade easier,
bat ruled at five per cent on call. For
eign exchange was firmer.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

have suffered from kidney difnculty
for the past ten years, accompanied with
nervous spasms. PhysiciabB gave me
but mporary relief, but after using three
and one-half bottles OF Warmers Sale
Kidney and Liver cure. my nervous
spasms were entirely relieved. My age is
II years. 1 recommend this great remedy
to all suffering from nervous troubles.
MRS. MARY REESE.
Easton, Pa noVlO-zW.
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nBEST OF ALL y

BALTIMORE. Nd, March, 9th 1879.
DIR. X. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-My family have used your
Favorlte Prescription and IL has done all
that IL claimed for It,. 1t is the bsst of
all preparations for women complaints.
1 recommend 1t to oil families.
q. s. WATERMAN,
nov lo-ot Druggist
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
Gum Blanket.

A gum blanket that has never been
used, and supposed to have beeh stolen
is now at the police office awaiting a
claimant. The owner can secure the
same by applying at the police Office, and
proving property.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
A Soldier OF 1912,

HJohn Il. Washington, an old resident
Of this city died last evening, in the S7th
year Of his age. The deceased was born
in 1894, and joined the FirAt Delaware
Artillery in the war of 1912, while in the
18th year ofhis age.
The company consisted Of l25 men, of
which he was the last survivor except
Albert Thompson, who is now in the
o3rd of his age.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

'Quoth the Raven, never more" Blu
Wild Cherry and HoArhound, for IL only
needs One triAi Ior people evermore to
u o II Ia cases of Colds, Coughs, and all
affections of the Bronchial Tubs. sold
by ali reiia BILE druggists at a and b cents
per bottle. oci2-lmd6w.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
THEAUplroR's CLERK.

j. Frank Ball, Esq, who was elected
City Auditors Clerk at the meeting OF
Ci,y Council, last evening, ent, red upon
the discharge Of his duti this ,noruing
Mr.. Ball is unusually well quanueu tor
the position, and will make nexception.
ably good official.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
a MINING HoRRCR I'M sELGIUM

Mons, Nov. 19.-An explosion of fire
damp occurred in coal pit near this
place to-day. Twenty-seven men were
In the pit at the time, OF whom fifteen
were rescued more or less injured. 1t
is feared the men still in the pit are
daad
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel of the age Tor all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped rec
Send TO 931 Arch Street philadelphia,
Pa oct A-ly
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AND nAI.TiMSRE R2iLROAT. !.

NOVEMBER 10TH, 1851.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follIw'i
Tor
Philadelphia and Intermediats Stat lon. !,
100. $40. 10.S0 a. M; 2sO. 400. 100 100
p. m.
Philadelphia (Expresa) $50, 800, 80
lOU2 q. m. Iz,l ,2O5, o. 8 D. m
Phila. ano New York 2.23, ,5.30.7.OO lO.02, u.
a., 1879. l2.43, 6.l7 p. m.
Baltimore and Intern. odiate Station
o.85 a, IN. 500 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.O6 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IAN, =
lis S.85, g. m. lass, .O4, 4.5i, 7.0s, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave ICl
New Castle 500, $50. a. M, Los sou,
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stSticrS
l.80 q. m. LOS, 6.38 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, -.SI
. ni.; LOO p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermedi ate station
s. 10 q. m. (; 800, 6.3O, $50 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New. York, "a q. m.6.li
p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l. q.
AIS .. m.
or further information passengers aI.
rsferred To the time tables posted At IN
lepof. Ii. +. RENNEI,
superintendent
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Imaae~aons for rs-Iax.

Falling barometer, variable winds
shifting to warmer south or west, partly
cloudy or cloudy weather, occasional
rain OF snow.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
Win, ngIOE Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

W6DNEsDAY, Nov. II. f. M
FLOUR Is about stdady, but the demand
ls limited Bales of 2lu6 barrels Including
Minnesota extras. S5a5 10 Tor low 70 choice
clear, aud az ~ rs 81 rs for straight
o u; western do. do, s5 Oja6 2j ana
patents at so 75ts %. Rye Flour is quiet.
We qnote az - Si19 a5 81 per barrel.
. and l cent higher. Salesof 10, 900 bush
els, including rejected, at o. Us "a silO.
req and am ber, track and afioat, at sl Is a
81 1874 Dec, and 81 M Jan. o. NJ Feb
Rye-Pennsylvania is worth gsc. per
oushel Coin Is fairly active and steady
sales OF 10 900 bushels, including yellow
at ~ cts. old mixed at 5s5ka5yc.. lew
steamer, track, at 55c.new yellow al 5ia5j
sehIs, anu new mixed at % CENTS
a. the ogen board 300 bush, Jan, sold al
d 1zc.i 5s5sc. was bid for November 57c for
Dec, anu 6114 for Jam, So. tor Feu, Oats
are quiet ana unchanged, sales Of $3.50
| oushels, including white At 3ga42c.. and
| open board 4lo. waG bid for nov. 4ls. c.
| Ior Dec, 49Ac. for Jan. and 4lzc for Feb
inc rece Pts today were as follows; 4l55
barrels or flour. 81 ,OeO bushels wheat, 10
10 bushels corn, 800 bushels rye $50
( whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
| MONDAY, Nov. 8, 5 +. NJ.
| BEEF 'ATTLE were in fair demand this
week and prices were rather firmerI 4Ms
head sold at the different Yards AZ 8a5IZc
per ID as to quality.
( bHEEP were dull vt about former rates
WV mead arrived and sold at the different
yards at S1za5c., per h., and Lambs al ~
| o1c. per 10. "a
Hoes were duh and lower. 10 O head
arrived and sold at the different yards ai
oe7c. per lb., as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
PdTk Drove Yard, West Phila., Nov. q.
sHEEP.-Extra, llO to 1870 Ds.. &. goot
10 100 Ds;, - 10 TO u ~; fair, NJ 20 Z
nv, ~ 20 4Ss; stock sheep 81 75 to sS l2l5
good lambs, so to 61sc.; medium lambs
, Q 10 oA; common lambs, 81 TO 81 90; JeIse,
. Ewes HStl, % TO 41Ic. Calves, TO 8ISo
rivals, 1000 head. ~
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Meetings Tonight.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, !. O.O.F.
BrandyWile Lodge, No. Is, /. .. .. y,
Lafayette lodge, No. ., X. OF +.
Ienape Tribe. No. 8, X. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
n CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rorn and indiscretlons OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C, viii send a recipe that will cure yoa
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by a missionary In south
Am erica. Send a elf-addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH t. lNMAN, Stdtton ID
.Vss0 Yort GfU. Mavi-eodDAWIH
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Financial aud 90 mm Q retail.

WHINING roE, Del, Novls, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
He.lld & Co., s. T.. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, At L
N. to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......AUGr-T Is.
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70 order. vessel TO 3snham Pickering q CO.
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strGlancus. BeiTse. Boston 70 II Dimock
str W,anoke Couch, Richmond CITY Point aud No'folkn
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DAYS with md-' vessel to N,n0I % Hin"n 90
shin Gen Mcclellan. Wheeler san tIaucis'l days With
mdse 20 sutton & CO. vessel 10 ia"r .cc, -" "' 3,
BARK ChurchsOw OF Sac0mbel Ala'nt ''f .lh way VI
and Aleppy days mdse ORDER vessel 70 GeorgoF
BARK Alpha GER, schloebacher Antwerp - DAYS with
iron and empty barrels to order. yc-sel 10 nc Vr "a
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DAYS with uidse 10 order vessel 10 snow O. nff-'. -
Bark Ihela nor, kamod ernainbuc) JAY win sugar
"sarF Ncrfhern Chief lof Yarmouth - Grant, Csais
lime ~ In ballast BOya & Hnc.rn.
Bark Merrypan DevereauX, Bath, Me. days win Ice
I" BIZ ellie Ware Philips Charleston cdays with lumber
u W a Parks; vessel to ) . Ward & 90 . H.. ,,, 80
Hchr Fra Cain santa anna Mck 20 Gay W Nina, ms
hogany and logwOod to Thebaud BIOsi vessel TO AeAl
schr Roens Arabe Gross Belo 70 days with cocoa
nnts, etc 10 q Vessels. -.
schr Lizzie Major oi Bostonl h%ngnu, TOT -
Schr Azze McNicbos OF LHlecl fdhrinz ind-or ~
days piaster C& V KING vessel 10 Jed Frye
Sc6r Sarah Cullen Hail. Kelnebec River, Me with ice
schr Maggie Cam. Carr. Richmond, Ne. whice to order
vessel Ia Evans. Ball ~ 60. 49, IA.
lumb r TO Drew q Bacbi; vessel 70 master
scIr Leonora Bondy san Augusune dy' with Inmosf
10 Willard Haws vessel to warren Raw
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City Island light y clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
BE4TEN VIII HIS OWN CLUE.

A band of ru1ians known as the Short all
Gang" infests the Eleventh Ward. and ITS excesses
lead to frequent conflicts with the police, who upon
more than one occasion, have got tue worst Oh 'he
fight. Yesterday afternoon several OF these Young
rnflians were swarming in Houston-st, near the
East River looking for fight, when they eSpieu
Officer Renh0ld Kreamer on his post Oincer Area,
mer has been the especial victim OF inc panu' anu
once before, few months ago. was oed'eh sehs'lSss
by its members His appearance was the slgnai lot
a bois:erOus assault upon him. AT inst TIE ruilalis
confined themselves to the use OF their tongues
sbowering foul eplthcts upon the unollendlne po'
Hceman; but when he seized one Of their number,
named Degrau, they fell upon INN in body, WIN
crowa OF lsorderly which the NOISE had at
tracted beat him with tbc fists aud took hs prs
oner away Degrau ran. and the policeman. who
was now Joined by Officer Hogan. started in pursuit
'Thc officers took different routes, and Krcamcr was
no sooper alone in Mangin-s. before the band fell
mon hirn again aud beaboIed HIM with his own
riuh Hogan was about 10 ire Mt the runaway III
Gorrck-st when Thomas Murray. laborer, seized
his arm and wrcst.ed with him until Dcgrau was ont
of elgb. Murray arrested ana later. Patrick
Renahan another Of Officer kreamcrs assailants,
was locked up in the Union Market station.
The officer himself WAS sent home. very badly
bruised, and will be unable to do ponce duty ior
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