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Admitting and Condonlng Car
neId'S Crime.
From the New York Star.

From the New York Star.
The most ingenious plea We have
seen uttered in behalf of the be-
smirched nominee comes from the
pen of Mr.. Halstead of the Cincin-
natl Commercial, and reads as fol-
lows:
I'VE are aware that his record
may be assailed at weak points, but
we have to say of him now, as we
SAID when he was a candidate for the
Senate, that his ENHANCEMENT in
small transactions that have been
largely advertised show not the ras-
cal, knowing every trick and cover
ing turn, designing wrong and con-
spring Tor concealment, which is the
character to be stunned and de-
splsed, but the awkwardness of in-
experience and inaptitude of those
affairs where acuteness is essential
and smart men flourish. He was
poor and had power, and sensitive
about his poverty, was anxious to be
practical man, not to be driven
from public life like Senator Cor
don; and yet those who were ex-
perts managed to involve him in
analrs that his pursuits had not en-
abied him to understand, and that
have subjected him to annoying mis-.
construction"
! Stripped of its euphemisms, this
defense is the strongest of con-
demnations. 1t is admitted that Mr..
Garfield accepted bribes designed to
influence his official course but it is
claimed IN extenuation that he was
verdant, and looked at the subject in
a different light. In brief, because
he had an ambition to be 'practi-
cal" and was afraid of being driven
out OF politics by his comparative
poverty, he consented to acquire
money through dubious channels.
by every man of integrity this
theory will be rejected as at once
silly and immoral.
Ii Mr.. Garfield, after ten years of
public service in Washington, was
such ninny as to believe that
lobbyists gave him money without
expecting quid pro quo, he is alto
gether too supplemented Granger
to be lntrusted with the responsible
ties OF the Presidency. Again, If he
was conscious of his own innocence,
as MIR. Halstead affects to believe,
why did he perjure himself with re-.
gard to his Credit Mobilier transac-
tion, and feartully implore Oakes
Ames to testify that the transaction
was merely a loan?
Aside from the fragrant transgres-
slons OF the Republican party, Mr..
Garficld Id has milestone around his
own neck heavy enough to sink any
political organization.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
SLIGHT FIRE.

The alarm of FIRE last night about
10:SO o'clock WAS caused by the refieo-
ton Of light from the front third
story windows Of D. Lemons store,
No. lit Market street. An alarm was
quickly given and the department re-
sponded with its usual alAcrity. In
the meantime, man named John j.
Younger, member Of engine No. 10,
of Baltimore, broke one Of the glasses
in the front door, by which means he
entered the store and proceeded to the
third story and succeeded in q very
short space of time in extinguishing
the flames.
1t is thought that the fire originated
from one of the candy furnaces, as II
had not been dumped" which is
usually done. The damage from FIRE
did not amount to much, but the dam
age from water will probably sum UP
5000. Fully covered by insurance.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
Fro m the New York sun.
No attempt at Dental.


The distinguished lawyers who
spoke at tho Republican ratification
meeting in Brooklyn had too much re-
gard for their own reputation to A.
tempt any refutation Of the conclusive
evidence against Gen. Garfield.
Judge Pierrepont and Gen. John
Cochrane virtually admitted the
charges to be true. Judge Pierrepont
could only urge that man should not
be judged by single act of his life,
but by the general average Of his con-
duct. Then he referred to the treat
ment by our Saviour Of the woman
caught in adultery. The only inter-
probation possible to put on his remarks
seems to be hat Gen. Garfield, having
been caught, when . member Of tfe
National Legislature, in. the very act
of taking bribe, should likewise be
forgiven And Gen. Cochrans en-
phasized the comments Of Judge Pier
repont by observing that he did not
think it was for the Democrats to
throw the first s:one at the Republican
candidate
Frankness was the shining virtue
which lit up this interesting occasion
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THE CINCINNATI CONVEY.
THE FINAL ARpAo,

THE MT.Ix FINAL Al AAlanAelxrsrs cos,I
G.ALk n.nlla OF PROSPECTIVE pRoAr
CINCINNATI, o., June Il u
rancemeDts for the approac,in- H. !,
-ai D"m"efalic Conversion s,us ssa
plete in every respect. AIrssd. n's ~
vance guard Of politicians ,,uy an% |
per men is on the ground, and S1a "a
Gay next a large cohtigent o of ", "
gates is expected. Al the sn. u..I VI 20
tne proprietors stated that nsvs' Vs'
was there a prospect Of snch M. 1e.si ! v.
lng 40 the city on the occa,io0 so|
pubic event, and they ara ~.
cheerful In view Of the prcsus,'| =.
cuniary harvest. p'V'p'c'|
The following comprise ,bs p,I
COMMITTEE of the National Dsm] amy
I Committee: De'nY
,wnlaln H. Barnum, Chairman.
erick .. Prince, Secretary; 'JnbnG r1a'
ONO, NJ. n. Ham, Iowa; Geors. SUi +
er, Nebraska; Miles Ross. Nsu I
John G. Thompson, Ohio; WIN
Scott, Pennsylvanla; William /
Tennessee; NJ. W. Ransom l.
Carolina; Isaac Z. Eaton Kans,,
Already the prospects of ' lbs :,
candidates are being actively r,D,
There is but little talk of N.Y. N.Y.
Bayard is spoken of as a stono c,aI
and Hancock is similarly REGARDED tI1
Payne and Jewett are also Spoken
men who will enter the copyentio,
Considerable strength. As vel, 'lv i"
all discussion is premature, Vs,v
the political leaders have yst ,
In town.
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NEW ENGLAND BANK CRASH,
THE FIRST NATIONAL OF BRATrIE-
BoRo, VT, SHORT $3.50. 600

BRATTLEBoRo, VT, June 1btb.-
Great excitement prevails here to.
night over the report of the insolvency
OF the First National Bank of Bratlle.
booro, one Of the largest aud oldest in.
slitutions in the country, representing
$500 600 capital stock, with between
$oo,ooo and $50, 900 surplus. A meet
ing Oh the directors was held this af-
ternoon, and thorough investigator
wnl follow. A suit for 5000, 600 dam
,ses mas been brought in the name of
M. Waite, who left town on Thnrsday
last and of whose whereabo uts the di,
Teclors profess to have no knowledoe
u is feared the surplus of the bank
WI, wili 1e entirely WHIPPED out, and possi-
~ 0y sine I1e oaeednciency oed may reach upward
oi sloo,OOO. The directors arc reti-
cent az to the cause of the loss. bnt
poor inves ments aro undoubtedIv re-
sponsibls In a measure,
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
LEAVE WILMINGTON

FoR PHII.ADEEpHIA.-l.68 2.2a, $50, 100,
R.lO 800, y.44, 1912, 1870, a. M; l2.4l, I2.8B
LOO 2.Sj, 4.oU, 6.ts, 7.OO, g.4S, y.5o, P. m. On
sundays. l.h, ,2.Ss, S.lo.a. M; 90. $50. s.4s
foR New YoRK.-i502.2se $50 700, 1902,
am; 1889, 2.43, ILL, n. M, B.i8, p. IN.
On Sundays, l.4l. 2.2j q. m.
For BALTIMokm AND WAsHINoToN.-
5.22. 7.OS, p. m. On sundays, l25l, 2.03. Ais
FoR BALTIMORE, bay Line connection),
7.0S p, m. No Sunday trains.
For New CAsTLE.-6.oO s.25. a. M; LOS,
300, 6.S5, p. IN. No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-0.2 n. M; l.06,
FOX WiLMINoToS 1 NoRTHERN r.. H.
100, a. m: 800, 5.26 p. m. No SUNDAY
trains.
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-7.l5
1870 a. M; $50 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMIN GToN
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243, 81, 20s,
$50; y2D, ll5S, a. IN; l2l4. l2.42, 1.O2. go,
4.2U 4.44, 6l7, 6.2o, 100, SUO 8.1l. 10 p. IN.
On Sundays, 1913. l.5S, 2.OS. lO.lO "A. M. y IS
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5s. 2.os, $40, a. m;
i24S, i.02. 4.44. 7W p. III ON Sundays,
l.5S. ASA. m.
FRoM BALTIMoRE.-I.se, 2I7, 9.sS, 9.57, u.
M; 1928, 1854, l2.37. 5.ss, y.43, p. M. On
Sundays, .36. 2.l7 a. m. 0.43 p. IN.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-l.35,2 ALI. "a. m, F.;
i225. 1861, 1887, 6.3s, e.43 p. m.
FRoM,NEW CAsrLE.-S.5U, $50, l2.0u "a. ~. :;
6.25, go p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE II. k.-s.jO, II in. |;
$40 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
FKoM WILMINGToN Il NORTHERN X. r.
$40, ll.25 a. M; U.45 p. m. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.--S.UO,
u. H.; l5, y. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRoA d STREET AND wAsH1SaroN
AvENUK-7.3O,' s.lU, 1879, 1915, II 40 u. m;
lao $40, $3.50. 4.OO, 6.l5, 800, $40, $40, 945,
u:S ?. IA. On sundays, S.sp q. n.;r 900,
F.oM FhiarY-sEoosp AND MARX rr
srkEErs. .-F.W lL35 a. m ii. 10. IO3, ..
M; l.OO a. m. On Sundays, l.VO, u. m.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
I'm ted Express" On which an extra
ts cl
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
POLICE CASES.

AT the hearings before the Mayor
last evening, james Monaghan was re-
quiree to pay $40 and costs for an un.
provoked assault on Joseph Wheeler,
ON last Saturday evening. at Eighth
and Orage streets.
Daniel Hamilton was arraigned on
the charge of violating he rules in re-
gard to cleansing oesspools. After
the examina ion Of several witnesses
the Mayor reserved his decision.
The hearings this morning compris-
ed two drunks upon which the usual
penalty was imposed.
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TILDEN AND aTHE TELEGRAM

From the Caroline. (Md..) Democrat.
The Baltimore Telegram" has always
maintained that Tilden and Hendricks
were elected President and Vice-Presi-
dent Ia 1875, aud that the Republicans
only succeeded III seating their candi-
dates by the baldest frauds and bold
trickery. Ever since then IL has kept at
the head of its editorial columns the
names OF Tilden aud Hendricks as It's
choice for President aud Vice-Presideht
il 1880. In It's last issue supplement-
was neatly folded which gives in full the
history Of the shameful methods by
which the Presidency was stolen from
was originally complied by the New
.,York "Sun," and 1t shows how the Re
publican party Las rewarded the men
who were instrumental in accomplishing
the great steal. We reprint the follow
ing clipping from the supplement:
"Many good people hold Mr.. Tilden
responsible for the installation OF
Hayes. They do not particularly state
what they would have had him do, but
: complain vaguely that he didn't "speak
uo for himself" &C., &c. The facts are,
however, that Mr. Tildeu was not con
suited on the subject of the Electoral
Bill until it was finally determined to
pass the measure; and was then inform
ed that ha might sugg' 81 notifications in
Its form, but that the substance would
be maintained aG all hazards. Believing
the whole thing to be unconstitutional,
q he refused to have anything to do with
I it, IL appears that his respoi sibility
fairly ended at the polls, and that, the
cunt being lawfully IN the hands of
G ngress, there were Two contingencies
1 only in which he could have been called
upon how to act-tirst, if Congress had
cJunted the vote properly, and declared
him Pre.ident; anu, secondly, if 1t had
Sdecided that there had been no election,
and the House, voting by States, bad
elected him. They are truly accounta-
ble for The peoples deposition in 1877
who abdicated their legal powers to a
Tribunal unknown to the Constitution.
Hal MIR. Tiiden been declared President
by either OF the constitutional methods
no one who knows him uld doubt for
q moment that he would have taken the
oath OF office, Or have sealed the peoples
choice with his blood.
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Sss,prtse Puvtv.

In the way ofsurprises Mill Creek
Hundred seems to take the lead, as
is shown to be fact in the way they
occur from time to time. Saturday
svening last was the appointed time
when the numerous friends of Miss
Laura McElwee met to remind her
that it was her birthday. Numerous
presents were made. After the re-
freshments were served the rest Of
the evening was enjoyably spent,
and at a seasonable hour the folks
retired to their homes well pleased
with their visit.
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Ia There Such a Thing as !

In view o the coming cenS sn%s cuhl
to be made In June next. a,In% sGf from
sJAtistician has been icu.rawines Of
Louisiana State Lottery, .SaIS yalSn mo !
pIare with exact fairness ,hs Gve's ssare
and semi-annually under lhG seau s q
supervision OF Generals y; J. of Va, 4
prospses p1 a sna getting pTiIs By t%s % w
ment Of from one dollar 10 leii losii,sl a, prls3
or pars ticket. The isrge. .a,t.S. SapIea sie, /
tiO6 ODO, 10000, $4,000, s.,;Tott sTT%1 any 4
captured by individuaiss sa certalnty'
Sn some HsSSiil one viii draw them on nca1iiai M T
day. snt no one draw s the es,,ski rsPi e5 4
twice. The other facts are 5siseoysis stsro
'firmatory Of The modern Irct a'Bt But M \
Interested write to Nj. A: dD DauFSls AZ FSls Bro.
Orleans, La, or same perSo' :" l6ST
way, New York CITY. 7
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BEFORE MAGISTRATE BRADY

Last evening, George Brown was
mulcted in the costs Of the case for as
saulting VIM. Jones.
Keziah Smith was committed In de-
fault OF a sentence of 81 and costs for
disorderly conduct, and Mary Sauls-
bury, for assault and battery on Ke-
ziah Smith, COL, was required to pay
the costs of the case.
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RAILROAD
llHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON N
AND BALTIMORE RAILRO AO.
MAY 2arH 1850.

MAY 2fTa 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows /:
for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
iO. 10. l0.SO n. M; 2.3U, 400. 100, $50 p
Philadelphia CExpress) 6.sU, 800, ga,
1902 a. IN. 0.iS p. III
Phila. ana New York 2.23, G.3O.7 90, 1902 a.
M, ll4l. 1893. l2.I3, 5.IS p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations
S.S5 a. m. 5.22 p. IN. -II
baltimore and Bay line, ZUS u, IN.
Baltimore and Washington, i2.5l. loo
2l5 S35. a. M. 1852, .OI, 4. 10, 7.0e, d, m.
Trains ior Delaware Division, leave icI
New Castle $40. v.25. n. m, 100, 800, 6.X
p. IN. fr..fU.t st....
Harrington and Intermediate Stations
tEo q. m. l.O6, b.B5 p. IN.
m.; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia anu Intermediate Station.
al0 a. m. {; 800, $50, $50 D. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 223 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.U3
"A. IN. Ut
tor further information passengers Are
referred TO the time tables posted AT the
depot. Ii, RENNEY
superintendent
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were generally weak, but the market
rallied In the last hour. Money on call
was 8 To 81 on stocks and 2 to q on
governments. States securities were
nominal. Railway bon ~.r, in de-
mand and firm. u tied States bonds
were steady. Foreign exchange was
week.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after to-day the passenger
train, north, on the Wilmington g.
Northern X. r., which formerly left
this city at 25 p. m, will leave here
after at 5 O5 o'clock, or twenty min
utes earlier. This is an important
change and should be noted by travel
lers on that road.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
THE CENSUS.

The work of the census enumer ators
during the past few days has not panned
out as we'll As was expected at first
when II appeared az II che city popula-
ION would. react 10000. The work IA
now 'lmost finishsd, and from prese Mt
appearances the result will show the
cn clty 10 nave a popnlation of between
H IVY ana 4l 900 For the State. Col.
Whiteley thinks the figures will ha no.
tween lac, 900 and l50, 900.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
Congress.

In the u. q. Senate yesterday confer
once reports on he Deficiency and Sun
dry Civil Appropriation bills were
agreed TO- Tie Eight-bour bill was re-
celsed from the House, and MIR. Logan
asked Its immediate consideration, but
Mr.. Withers obj, cted and IL was laid
on the table. Mr.. Morgan submitted q
concurrent resolution, declaring that
the President Of the Senate has no con-
stitutional power TO determine what
electoral votes shall be counted or re-
)ecting toiits consideration,it 1t went over.
A Dill from the House was passed for
the appointment offs joint commission
lor the settlement OF French claims.
The President pro tempore announced
thst there wa, message FROM the Presi-
ient on the table "a veto Of the Deputy
Marshals BILLY and, on motion Of Nj :.
Garland, II was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed for consideration
to-day. Afer an executive session. the
Senate adjourned until 0 O'Clock this
morning.
ln the House, conference reports on
Inc oundry Civil, Deficiency a',d Agri-
cultural Appropriation bills were adop-
leo' The Speaker announced the cues
tion on the motion TO suspend the rules
and pass the Carlisle Sugar bill, made
ON Monday by Mr.. McLsne, Of Mari
lAnd. "f'ilibuslering" was at once resor-
teo 70 oy the opponenls OF the bill on
10th sldes OF the House, and the bill
Was pushed aside. A bill for a joint
commission on French and American
claims was introduced by Mr.. Atkins,
and passed. The House then took 4
recess until ten O'Clock this morning,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
"0s''0 Do,om ~ m.. I

AEssAeE FROM rBr,o.
po SHIP ATALAsrsar svsr 1Ra
Edward Edward Miileit ",'., vs,,.. June l5.-|
picked up a bottle fIos,Inuaa fIes,truay an
ss,naa aIDat a mile off this sharing Isr6o,' IN & th.
e,.nr. aam- book, on which ws. wpUcket,ne|
great apparent hast. ,bs hss y w'IritleI
"April II, 1850. ,rs ,rs lollowq
I,n'a.1We ~, 10 are sinking in Il'us,ssi| lnu 81
note will please sdvppe'I"oh persoh fndI|
tress." " hUTcHlNe,]
London, June l6r,
sy sso-dsy opened the sub.cs,iL.ot Ce Lofd
iand for the relief of t,has'cr'pllop ,hs s,,Ia
,eani. ,ess Of the training ship Aia'as,n' ASI,'S'sn
money thus raised Is tn nh1s'anl, Va y,
among among those fault" " ve, ~ olsl'
Ssnieny s or wholly for su"u".. "n" d
lost officers aud men of IIhppCa ,h.pl ~ y
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An Old Man Restored TO ! ~

BATAVIA, NJ I''"0F p.
III. III. WARNER u Co., RocHEsif11Ia 4
Y.-GENTLEME iOrty ohlieed
suffered with diabetes, being ,hIrty % 4
void urine as often as once ieai ~ al saS,
utes, aud have also been s,e AM
rom palpitation OF the neaIts can Il
using your diabetes cure, anu hot II ma
.ay, at SEVENTY years oi age''n"'
me feel like new man. e,,owrRNAl
mmYl3eOd2w. PETER ono" -.------...
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
SPAIN TO BE ASKED TO
PLAIN

WAsHINaToN, June l5.-S
tary Evarts laid before the cal
to-day the aflidavits of the al
and crew of the schooner Ethj
Merritt, of Philadelphia, which
recently fired upon by a Sd
war vessel. 1t was decided III
explanation should be dema
from the Spanish Government
Secretary Evarts will proceed
obtain the same immediately.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
FOU RTH ANNUAI,

The Fourth Annual Excursion OF st.
Mary A Pioneer Corps took place
ms morning., going to Bombay Hook,
On the steamer Thomas Clyde. There
mete aoou. one thousand excursio nists
by the city oornet band.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
WILL THURMAN WITHDRI

CINCINNATI, June 15.- Sed
Thurman telegraphed to the mem
of the Ohio delegation residing in
city to meet him in Columbus Y
night. The street talk is that b
tends to withdraw as a candidall
President.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
unquestlonabe.

The Herald" Detroit, Mich. savs nj
Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Curt:
Us eiii ;itcy IN k!dLey, liver aud,all uri
nary uisea'es Is SO fully acknowledged
that II is not worth The queslionlug. Bona
ndo testimonials from wei kHown oiti-
zens In pubic and private life are eyl-
dences strong enough to convince the
most stubborn doubter."
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
Sale Immense.

Ihe w Wisconsin," Milwaukee, Wis.
Saus its testimony aud says: The sale OF
Wa ner's safe Kidney ana Liver Cure
Ior Brlsht's Disease and other affiietiins
OF Kidneys aud Liver, ss well AZ Warner :
Sale Diabetes Cure, for diseases Of same
name, IL simply immense" t3- I2teod
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
Meetings Tonight.
W y 'NEsDAY.

nopn Lodge, No. 8. !. o. o. r.
Champion LoI4s No. ., K. OFF.
Urientil ] ~ 20 No. IL, X. OFF,
Morning Star Division. No 2. g. OFT.
Harmony Lodge. No. Z, A. O. @. r.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16

The universal testimony OF ali moi hers
who have once used IL, is that Dr. Bulls
BABY yrup Is the best med cine ior GILL
or su inner Complaint.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
Does Ita Morkl

The Sitnddu Tribune, Rochester, NV
saysi No medicine now known purifi ~
. ne olood so efectually as does that named
NJ warmers Safe Bitters." IeI8- -eoo2w
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
!. dlRD EDITION

ears PAPER may be found on file NJ Geo.
p Rowsli Co.'S Newspaper Advertising
Bur au no spruce ST., where advertising
contracts may be made for It'll New York.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
The american Team CON
IHnrLr

LONDON, June l5.-The And
de team LEFT Cork to-day for ID
They were attended 10 the raiIWayIl
by Sir John Arno!t and other disnA
ed citizens. They will commence
Immediately on their arrival at d
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
LOcdJ Lanes.

Fullmer's celebrated clam soup
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's,
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmef''
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
FOURTH EDITION

tm aAoaef0ms foe ro-Day.
kisiug bo.ometer and temperature,
easterly backing to northerly winds.
parity sloudy or cloudy weather. ~
The daily gazette., 1880-06-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The Secret Serves Division of Phus.
delphia has received notice of the An
pearauce Of 500 note on the Nation
al Bank OF Baltimore, Md, Its work
lnanship In some particulars being said
TO be superior to the genuine.
Col. Charles Kleckuer was aned ves.
terday $3.50 and sentenced 10 one ear a
imprisonment in the Eastern Peniten-
tentlary, for secrrting and embezzIinp
letters while clerk In the Philadelphis
POst-office. '--
The one hundred and twenty fourth
annual Commencement of the IInivsr-
sity OF Pennsylvania was held yesterdsv
Degrees we've conferred by Proves,
Stiiie on 20 Bachelors Of Arts, I6 B.cb.
.loTs OF Science, o Masters of Ar,s Ao
Bochelors Of Laws, 8 doctors of Medi,
cine aud 10 Doctors Of Pbvlosonhv
Certificates and valuable prizes wars
also presented to large number OF mer.
itorious students.
Inc eighth annual Cummencemen,
exercises Of Swathmore College yester.
DAY morning were largely attended. de.
grees OF Bachelor of Arts being conferred
upon ten students; that OF bachelor Of
Literature upon one, Of Bachelor al
science upon four, aud Of Civil Engineer
upon Ole.
The item of $1,000 for establishing
iights on the Delaware river ia omit. !,
rom The Sundry Owl b. II as passed n.
hally yesterday.
IL Is reported in Winnipeg that the
indians who murdered Ora, burn, Ibe
moanted policeman, at Fort Walsh. are
near Fort Benton, in the I'm ted States
and that the authorities there refuse t.
arrest s6[est them unless given a reward Of
The U. s. ship Pensacola sailed from
Sah francisco on Monday tor British
h, Ihe ne Veto Of the Deputy Marshals bill
" me Prssident Is about what waa AZ
psS.eu from him. 1t involves Asever,
nrsnscuen upon the sag gAcity Of Genera
SAneld, who nrst suggested the vsrv
'eA'ure TO which Mr.. Hayes objects.
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;tnancial /; and OOsss mn eretaa.

wILsIN .Top Del, June 10, tseo.
Latest Stock QuoLsLi ms FURNISHED by
Head q Co., y. r. cvrhsr seventh and
Market streets. WILMINGTON. Del, at Il
M. to day:
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CLAYTON HOUSE ARRIVAL


CLAYTON HOUSE ARRIVAL
u. A. Clark, BALTIC.
ID. j. Conger, New York.
Henry Il. Goesser. New York,
John p. Eustis,
Hon. John W. Hall, Frederica.
Chas, G. Leary, New York.
Il. Kay,er,
James McLain. Washington, D. O
Thos, r. Leland, New York.
II. w. Van Pet, Phila.
II. T. @. Crouch, Elkton, Md.
8. Morris. Chester County. IA.
VIM. Reybold. Delaware City,
Geo. W. eybold.
Barney Reybold
Mothers you can relieve your Bau I!.
Its discomfort without admlhh''
opium, that deadly drug, by using
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
II you want TO have your BABY !..' as,
and beautiful, fonr things are nsV, N,
Fresh air, good food, bright Sunsn'n'
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND nOMnO.
aT0NKA

bTOCkA.
National Bank of Delaware.
rlrst Nallonal Bank. k..................i4 i4b
Union National Bank. Il
National Bank Of vii. q Brandywine 70
Farmers' Bank ................. so
wilmington Goal Gas sCo............... VI
Delaware X. II. Co.. Is
lleisware Western II. R. Co. 20
lhtla.s Will q baltimore R. X. Co. 70
Wilmington q Northern r. r. Co...., B
wilmington Passenger r. W. Co...... AZ
DeiaHart FIRE lns. Co................ 81
delaware state. .lu6
Wilmington City Gs....................ll .ll0
Wilmington City ,lOS
Masonic Hall Co. lst mortgage. .......NV
mortgage. .lOo