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The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
'rHlRD EDITION
WORK AHEAD FOR CONGRESS

ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE
HoUsE THINKS THERE WILL BE
AN EXTRA SESSION.
A special despatch from Washing
ton, says:
Congressman Conger, Of Michi-
gan, arrived here to-day for a brief
visit. He says he is candidate Tor
United States Senator in Michigan
in the election that is to take place
this winter, and that Messrs. Bald
win, Joy, and Bagley are also can
didates. He does not think the can
yass has as yet taken shape enough
TO indicate its precise drift. He has
had no opportunity of consulting
with members about the future, but
his own judgment inclines him to
believe that there will be an extra
session after March 4. Presidential
election winters are always uneasy
aud feverish times. Members will
not settle down TO regular work.
Thelplans for ,and divisions OF patron
aye under a new administration un-
settles regular business. Mr.. Cons
ger thinks it will be practically inn
possible to accomplish anything be-
yond the regular appropriation bills.
Some of these may fail if the Demo-
Gratis display their usual obstinacy
and filibustering tendencies. Mr..
Conger thinks that combination OF
circumstances will make an extra
session possible. One Of the causes
will be legislation required for next
years refunding. He thinks that Mr..
Woods 1880 bond-bearing 81 per
cent. interest, will probably be
agreed 20 by Congress in nearly its
present shape. Some minor modifi-
cations will be made, but the general
scheme ofthe bill is unobjectionable
and while they were beng modified
by the Ways and Means Committee
the session slipped away without
action. There is other financial le-
gislation pending relating TO the sill
yer dollar that Mr.. Conger says, thai
as a matter of course, will not bt
reached this winter. Mr.. Congel
has no preferences for Speakership
In case he is a member OF the next
House instead of the Senate, as ht
hopes to be, he will in all probabil
ity, be himself candidate.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
Stepping DoOn-An Example

ID suis Kearney, who has done so much
to degrade the good name Of California,
announces that he win hereafter keep out
of politics aud try TO earn living for his
family. He is now, We presume, plying
his original callng-driving dray aloug
the windy streets Of San Francisco.
We commend this example to Boss
Kelly. The B ,ss has surpassed Donls In
one thing. He has male good deal OF
money. He will not fnd it ut cessary to
drive a dfsy.-Herdtd
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
A TOWN DEMOLISH ED.

NEW ORLEANS Nov, IA cyclone
passed over Katchle yesterday afternoon
Al o'clock, literally demolishing the
town. The Baptist church and Baptist
Female College were destroyed. Prof.
Reynolds who arrived the day before
from MISSISSIPPI, WAS killed.
The .ev. Mr.. + T..cker, principal Of tie
college was, badly injured. as were his
son, Bush, aud Mrs. Fannie Thomas.-
Twelve persons were severely injured
fhe residences and outbuildings of the
Hon. Sydney E. Hall, Jaspar Mcmillan,
and Mrs. Thomas, and the Baptist
o-urch were entirely blown away.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
CHANFRAU AS "KIT."

The attraction at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening, Deoem
Der 4th, will be the great character
actor, +. s. Chanfrau, in his celebra-
ted American drama, exit, the Ar
kansas Traveller" He will be sup
ported by his own dramatic company,
and will give performance that can
not fail proving highly satisfactory.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
IRELAND ARRAYED FOR WAR
PEAsANTRY AND TROOPS IN ARMS
AGAINST BACH OTHER.

AGAINST BACH OTHER.
BALLINRoBR, Nov. 11.-Over thirty
Orange laborers arrived here this even
ing, escorted by large bodies Of infantry
aud cavalry. Thousands of people col
lected and hooted and jeered at tlem.
They will commence the gathering OF
Mr.. Boycotts crops on Friday. The
Orangsmen of Dublin will send a
detachment to form a commissarlat for
the laborers, who are lodging In tents.
rhe weather is very inclement. A
small detachment OF artillery with two
guns have also arrived here. Popular
excitement throughout Ireland is In
ense, and 1t is feared that bloodshed ID
is inevitable. Over 1000 troops are
now In the West.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
WAL srRnEr YES

WALL SrRBET EsrERDAY.-Stoeks
were active ana irregular, but closed
weak at lower figures for the general
list. A few stocks were remarkably
strong. Money on call ruled to 8 all
day, aud some Of the banks marked the
rate up to d. Foreign exchange was
firm. Governments we're steady.
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FINE DUCK sHoorINGIN
LAND

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-T,
~ large fiocks Of wild dnDqI nsq
have visited the waters ,,,i Hu%KI
Snnsquehanna, Bush and " cn1 |"
iai,i iniveTs, continue apparently T' y
ished in numbers, despite d',y ~ Y
q large crowd Of sportsmen rDp ! .
dealing slaughter among ,has /"
man yesterday killed over Iav, hOa
consist of red heads, blacL Ivy ",
canvas backs, the red heaS. ~ y
mating The black heads ads o. +
ing seventy-tive cents A mir ".' ~
from from !, 81 It to Sl'25 and canya
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Thanksgiving proclamation.

Governor Hall, In accordance with The
proclamation issued by President Hayes,
has set apart Thurs !ay, November 25th,
AS day Of general Thanksgiving and
prayer, and requested a general absery-
ance Of the occasion by the people OF
Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
p AfAL CELEBRATION
PUBLlCANs

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. ll-n
Snepu3ucah celebration last
oatr Ha'hor, twelve miIas from !,
theee-ponnd ~fought.lron I'll
exploded with ,iisaslprons et,,o,
Iay lor was wounded SO badiv
died IN a few minutes, and III
ment died before morning MI
Grow had one leg broken. N
inisr was seriously hurt aud EGal
aad MS right leg torn of. F1
hring the cannon, and an tbs
tailed to explode, he reloaded N
which result, d in the exnlo.on1
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
Special NOlHCE.
A CARD .

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indlscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, / VIII send IA recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by "A missionary In south
America. send "A se!f-Iddressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAS, Station ID
NcW Y0rk CuV. MaY4-eodDk
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
FOURTH EDITION
las.e...e..s l.r r..-a,nx.

Cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
northwest to northeast winds, stationary
or lower temperature; 10 tue nJrthei N
part Of the Middle States higher, iD the
southern part ntacly stationary barome-
ter.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
ADDITIONAL MAIL FACILITIES

Postmaster Pyle has just completed an
Arrangement whereby our citizans Will
lies bctwesn New York and Philadei-
phia. Hereafter locked pouch viii
leave this city on the 9.45 .. IN. tram
north, which will contain letters for
those cities only. All letters dropped In
to the posi- office before 20 or in the
letter boxes previous to 80, for either
of the above places viii be sent In the
pouch. BY this arrangement said letters
Will be delivered IN tho first delivery in
the morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
PEACEABLE CESsIOE OF Dull.
CIGNO,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 11.-Itis stated
that Dervish Pasha has persuaded the
Albanian notables at Duioigno to con
'ent to its surrender. Four soldiers and
lificers of the Turkish army have been
arrested, being accused of insulting Mr..
doschen, the British Ambassador.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13

moving from experience Inc y
faction so ofteh Attending The di'f
Of many OF the emulsions in lle ma
would call yoar attention 10 some
features of theemulslon Wnlch la
pared and dispensed for years VI
VARYING satisfaction. The lil USED
insst Norwegian and the mos
ious care is exercised IN me eh9,ce
material and IN every detail ol ~
,aclure. BY careful manlplls'il'ol
emulsion is made with lhe slla.le IL
.ible amount OF gum, aud by Ine yea
npte divlsie.. of the oil eI0o'l'es is
ii very nuid and perfectly r,..,5. Pa's. "a ~
each Tablespoonful contains a. wv ,s5 a,'I
1fCil and 3 grains Of hyp9pn9ip.
lme. Samples will be slaaiy 10 ili N
GA Physicians who m"y desl,e Y \
PutLpin pint bottles price =, "a,
~o'"'e We. NiLblAasl
Mini. snd MarEs|
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

" HhDNhSDAf, nov ~, D 4. NJ.
FLOUR Is tirmer and there is fair de-
mand. Sales OF 21Uo barrels, including
Minnesota extras. medium and choice AT
S1a6 10 Tor Gear, and at 80 u SB ~ for
straight; Pennsyivania Extra Family at
s9ao o - Western do. do, 40 50ae AZ; and
winter aud spring patents at s7aS 70. Rye
Flour is steady ut 50 80 per barrel.
GRAIN.-Wh Is IN fair demand and
| half cent higher Sales of 1900 bush-
| els, including rejected, at Al O6h "A OXl6.
req and amber, track and afoat, al Al ltj5s
u II, and No. 2, red elevator, at 81 II Nov,
81 ~ Dec, and III 2l1 Jan. Rye Is firm q
9oc., and 5000 bushels Pennsylvania sold.
| Coin Is Ia steady request at %alc. higher
sales OF 900 bushels, iucluding yellow
| at 5513 Cts. mixed at 5Se., and reject ed ri
| 614c. Az the call board 5000 bush, Jan,
s9ld at o'c, 5el2c. was bid for NoVembel i,
| j7lzc for Dec, and u for Jar uary. Oats
| ii M and In iair demand. Sales of 10 ,O00
bushels, Including white at 30a4lc.. and
rejected and mixed AT S71zaSS14c. AT the
SaIl cal poaro 4o9s was bid for nov. 4l1s C.
| Tor Dec, ana 4Jc for Jan.
Inc recelpls to-day were as follows: 1855
barrels OF flour. 64,o0O bushels wheat, As
2DO bushels corn, 800 bushels rye, L. .Iit
bushels oats, gOo obushels barley ,276 barrels
EWHIsKY.-Wester Irou bound is In de.
mand at 81 ii per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, Nov. s. p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand tbi,
week and prices were rather firmer, 42O(
mead sold at the different yards at 3a5Jzc
per lib. as TO quality.
HEEP were dull E I about form II rates
Jto head arrived and sold at the differen
yards at 31Sa5c., per lb., and Lambs al ~
jl2c per lb. -
Hoes We're duh and lower. 800 heaC
trriVed and sold at the different yards al
8a7c. per lb., as to condition
| PARK DROVE YARD.
Park Drove Yard, West Fl.tta., Nov. o.
sHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 fbs, 6; gooc
W. 10 i0o bs:, u 70 TO ~ 10; fair, 80 20 X
ns., ~ TO 4@s; stock sheep 81 75 to S3 I21S
sooq lambs, 5A To B1sc.; medium lambs
10 10 ~; comhaon iamDs, 81 to S2 50: Jersey
Ewes lfat), "A TO 414c, Calves, to SIC
, supply light, but marked very dull Ar
rivals, 1000 head.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
PHILADELPHIA.
OAK HALL.
SHALL WE SELL THEM ?

There in Philadelphia clothing house which has no
double in all the world The world is full of clothing
houses and is good deal say that unlike all the
rest.
First, in dealing; and surprising that house
should suffer much from another Selling clothing is SO
simple matter, that it likely, would suppose, to be
done in very much the way Philadelphia, New York;
and London But Philadelphia is ahead and curiously
enough one house in Philadelphia ahead of all the rest
To be ahead in dealing is to deal on a higher plan,
liberal way, give the buyer well founded
confidence without loss of the merchants safety. This
Pha clothing house says stranger awe want to deal
with exact justice We what belongs u.s. viz fair
profit and want you have what belongs you, yz
liberal moneys worth Our way this result is
mark price everything SELL which price absolue
and to let buy what you like away and think the bar
gain over, and and trade back if you to- We
find by experience that this beraity harmless Of
you like it, And it makes quick and ready dealing
We don't want you to bring back what you buyit would
cost money every time; but would rather you would
bring back than keep what you don't like. &c. try to
that you get first what you will like the better, the
you know of it. This really the whole philosophy of
dealing Is any wonder that other clothing house
in this city, New York, London, deals in the
waya
Second, its goods-the amount and variety of them.
There other houses where excellent clothing kept and
great deal of it but there none anywhere that keeps
much. The dealing related above has the largest
trade the world has yet To supply such trade great
quantity and variety of clothing required and these
turn increase the trade, because everybody likes
choose out of many things, rather than out of few
This is the country of read y-rnade clothing Great
Britain makes the of any European country but there
is not in all London any clothing business quarter large
that of Oak Hall New York has several large clothing
businesses but nearly equal that of Oak Hall
Boston likewise.
Look back twenty years! Have done you good
vice, or not? But that is what we had in mind we
thinking of the clothes you going buy to-day
Shall sell thcm2
WANAMAKER & BRO'
AK HAIL. Sixth and Market, philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
"BECA ME SOUND AND WE'LL
HAToHER's STATION. Ga.

IIhfOHEh STATTON, Ga.
II V. PIERCE, NJ. d:
Dear Sr:-My wife, who had been ii,
for over two years, and trlsd macy otL-
er medicines, became sound anu we'll NV
using your Fdvoii,e Porserlpaon. nv
niece wsls also cured by iis rise after sew
eral physicians had failed to do her apy
goOd Yours truly,
Doy S-6C ThOMASJ. MErHVfN.
NOTICE.-Dr. Klins's Gveat Neryo
Restorer is The marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Difeases. A II hts stOpps,i free =
Send to 9Sl Arch Street Philadelnhia
Pa oct o0- -
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
Mile. Bernhardt appears to have

Mile. Bernhardt appears to have
created more marked SUCCESS in
"Frou> Frou" on Wednesday night
than in her rimpersonation of Adremne.
The role is lighter and apparently
much suited to her peculiar genius.
All the critics seem to agree thai she
is disappointing in tragedy but that
she is wonderfully fine in romantic
melo~ drama.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13

This Is The only Lottery erer 'o''' '
endorsed by The people Of any s'a''
Unprecedented Attraction ),
Cd Over Half a Million D''Il'
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13
" linn nksoL N1arLes..

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. %. 1880.
quotations at the brahCywIna MILLS foI
The daily gazette., 1880-11-13

OAK HALL, Sixth and Market, philadelphia.
, 1880-11-01

Mtchfkan Central Railroad
ASSRMh ioSM o. iHk4-te ana foot 0E
tEAEt UEiec! Y C!htk-at, 4UutheAss cor1Gf OK Rau4
d0lph, 9rund Pacific ltotol. and ii Palmer tlou;c
, 1880-11-01
BUSINE ESS.
Review Of the Financial Events of
Last Week in Chicago.
The Prodntt Markets Attlsc--rro,is1ons nuoYant-
End Of tho October Pork Deal.
Wheat Strongcr-jorn Rather Tamo-Bar-
Icy Unoertain-Hogs Higher.


Inst wec,< Urn. r,, n.nocr.,,v o,.,,., ia ,a,.,
c,s,, .1e "Ie' 's,s NV eafec"'iS "ceNo 1T 'ocn1
hh"'cin' circles. Tho currency movement wus
itt"terAtcty hcHry. and s,nlo 4ad wus sent Into
tho ttprIor 1.ouus were mt In notiyn flrmnn,1.
1ln.rs r,u, in II, mn ,,rr ro,,t m ,it 49,,
o"t -, .i ~ 1 sas per ee't oh cal! ni,a Wh rer
t"a tllhc' 1no ch'cngn oattks have nut hnsl
this full tho wccD!nr demand for !pans that
cntne ta.t year fr,un Wall .trtmt. ncnIInps In
lorn1 hrnnrltir. ,rnro I,,,nr,t a, .s"..' ,so.., ~
,as'. WIZ Nuetl' un" tnstc "'se
.a'Re transactio'is 1T Now York Stock Exchnngo
securities.
Foreign exchange IN SATURDAY vns stcndy.
all thu Chtcnno iIanka will ic ,,losc,i nr, o,oc,
mn. .,,n,. "'''"' III w e''e''' VI 's'07
~. ........... 80 .
f""se1"i. REVIEW hr LAST WEEK.
Thu orr,po,s ~ n r.'r1,,, 1,M H,t .,,
,ss rsnshc t1lo nhprrsetta,ite. tntnt nl &aaios
III, l.,,m,s,,,'. KsS ~ ", t"reE as11 ~ !rcs!ts sse
NJ; Nj tnst @ ~ hnpst S,isst1" stEn!tist S4.. w.;
,i nta,f"i iMHt HGar, ,lfla since Jht,. *t4'liiS:a
tEn1 H. iant ychr. Iie:e lgtares Show
~, sav rccSMh tis your o&ccEi te most sh-
@ hmc T. ~ G!iMtlons taTInct! tlf!y I'll tho sGhsoil,
na ,:i, w elose nf'il ttlttse OF TUG rttfkAbln
, 1880-11-01

Fl0UR-Was worry quiet md sery drm. Outside
orticrs wore scared. nnd pca buyers ony taking
eraHfi ~ supply c,rrant wnntsi hat hnltttEs wuru
troa In sympathy will w,uat. esIec!ny us rocalps
nrn s1ht ctIHmrod With thosu Ut n year ago. H,IIcs
we1e reported of III hr!s winters, lis trls duuhla
eprnK extfaA too sacks 10. nnd I'D bra ryu .lur Ill
Oh private erntsi Is bsls burtwheAt Mt &j.ln rutnI
equal to "a br1s. E1purt ItoFs muru qnpteh s2sa
+.,S fnr uooi !" choce, md ryusiour at s.s-iUo.
ornEn n1tEAnsrrrrs-wcrc in Eo,tl demand md
ssss Ut: It ssss fs:' sp ss e Il Il ;
eatis II srtiSo o ~ d ,Tss asjn ,,r,xcr
o .itt' !sr's"f' % Tsfs fsssss' ass a I'd
SnW anrk vas hrsn. With 0y n't'icnto Volume 0f
;sS s,! M = r.; fs e. .s's! st
no1sc sI."d fai a. 4ea n winterp I'll pSih,a. ~hst
'f Ill., II i sSs% y .s s s'o to
es ""' III j. paS nss5n sst
,s, {ss ;sss. S :~a
81 III sn% e s ssoa r.
ta:z san's %ss. &; sasFSs II I s !tHa f.
seller SHvGnll,er was very HnIrt, tp ttndcs having
ssffsss5 ss" T: i fSe;y saf s ,i 4 ss Sss
.ss sa 2 HITS ssiqsa : :" =. 't s ss:s a.
ssi: II; $s; \ :S
x|;F$ @$$$f% II $s Ss;ao on an @ .'soas.
d ss:. S;$ ] ss FIJI 4;
e p o" se' sSss fssss' s % ass9
sss Il s '"Ss M TsH f. f " u p M
S :: S ~ ~ T5is Tisss a e SsG s s$
ses1.e, .na a,nasc qa.!sr The
s9a @ Sss hs ia ii: sss s$$F,, ~ ~;
HIVE ssss s @ ; 6 .$S
i s s y y. m sd 81 st e sq T @
s fsa SsxSss Il e s.s sss 5 s % III Vii sSi
siS Ssse ss i iaT s.
:. s!l 4stSaf3 sta;.af3 sssnsea 4 4ssSsc ad Ma?
% s s. @ a'*; s'Ss SS:s fsGS::s2 6
$ I'D :SS ~ ss;. /; s: RS
!, 0As3S5s tStSis5ntsy :sss.r
%Nf; s'' sR, !ns 'snS 81 f4s. ~ % hs
:"smGa %sssy 1,sn1nt Z, s, q ~. movs,is i sso
sn sa4 u 's "s s'"es ss; q sDs
tSa;.no6 isssn foE slSsEy "a: II s
svs@sef Spansd It $1s % s 5fss ii 4 :S|x I'D q
{ ss nsfe{ e III! s,.ia. 1t ss Ss
nniary Wcr1:Ng 4ttsgte. sn!pIps wore nutiror.YlIo
III NJ ~ ~ sa3's y t%n ha rctsl i @
TDtM1. HI,Hn hu ~ ~ " ~"'
nfE-Was aItot and steaty. H. few naiea wore ma.e
ceht ph local necnnn HH1 10 Cl0sp tt.I-
VT HlH HaseaIur sn!d nt a!e md l,1cenler ut Htc
snles "sra tnnMrtssl u ataN i Nj NJ sd, l hi 70.
iI II ns ini xie f,so ~ tHrst '!n!"l tnDbu
tnaSs wnre Hanlaa lates n Mc:tlW So. 10 10
aWltehoH u tuFntHr HtIOfp t4c. Nh tn1ps lOf
Ino tmnn we're reported tu b1 aattlen. Ihs lurtna
G0iiSt,n9 @ thu business wefn thuuxht 10 ht Glllnx
Ihs lnitor fer tntn1e opn4sa 1T 10 toor. tt rns ri.
MDr1, tflat Ho was nnt for BEuct' ind mid Atur Mt
Si's :... nInaing ~ H!c snsr nsenn,bSr Wild eArsy
~ oto w. lYfga Inter at kfMc; nnd sn1D EG.
mftrh sntu u hac M. MIN 1tlAt NJ alk, and Nh.
ss! r. ~ tu hs rscei!ls wsro .n'a and ts
!nsnto ,1 ;',tMl Inquiry No koIt! ii < III Nj. IL
t*sska Sha NJ. ~ HssAG atl lrnck Cnst sAseo
tsssSsI ain G ,y saMp!a # tsss5o. nl,d ai Il, Ca
lr1o IN 11afd. Total, HUI bu.
, 1880-11-01

nnlll,n receipts hero Snturtiay from tho mlucs
wrro 1850. making a total for tho week OF
$;HB, ,4S7.
Tho Tombstone Company declared It's eighth
monthly dividend ~ catlts shRro.
: Tic Ontario mIno produced $l56,:fa4 for TWEEN.
'ty.U1lu dAys III October.
a 14endvilln spocial saya: ~ cnvo occurred III,
Tho Chrysnlite Min0, quitting of tho draft Tho
gas penetrated tho bulkhend5, driving tho mon
nut lust Thurslny, md nUw cxtcnis throughout
tho milne. The pump In tho ltDbcrta SHIFT is
nKNtn working. The whtur Ia now twelve feet
Gettw tho scennd lurel an Ungtuo Inns becn nut IN
shalt No. nf tho silver lnfne, aud II now run
t,!E tlrltt "a tho uNcast shuft fnr the rIirpnao
Of nxnn startling a current ut MIR. S!l-
ver Cord Mlno Ia shipping thirty.
two tnna 1n!ly RvernKc Au tnn,unso
orN body t!eycl0pelln LApliittn Sttne, cast from
AtlA bUlnW tho tunnci lcFGI. Tho fr1,tne- work
supporting tho pump IN tho ARnssIz iina Knyn
Wnyt hnd tho pump toll 4tD f0ct to tho t,ttom Of
thu shaft. The cstfnntcl October nill;vn stjr,.
merits from f.easlvIlIo nre st@@10,lNu
. Snn FrHnuscu special snys: "ComatDeks
hive been gradually shrlnking tho pnst three
days. without III effort by tho Insttlo lnHnip-
lllut6rs tD check tho decline. snngning operators
profess bullet that thu downward movement il
bNlHH Aes!httd 1y capltn'lsts Wishing ehenp
shares. Th9 general market hns NOT boon al,
slcninrllzsil since Mny. The fcar OF heavy
!t*stasincnts To pny FOR tho Winter supplies is
.ntltlcHs the principal cn,Ise of tho wol,k,oss.
itelchcr iins l!ror 'ssesscd Is ccnts and Benton
10 ECutG nor sbnrC."
, 1880-11-01
Temporary aGut,mu.,.,c,tun ,aarrt..,,

lnA new lt'lk nj Muhti,lnlu,It,u Inv Mr. Hum.
sef nsatrtH thnt teln!nrrs iln.rr,.ua, w1t,,th"r
IHr u 4hhrt pr lung ttH,,. ID Wild, lhIl tIm,
SteMnian Hsc'eu re'nI'!.!s him Tint ver.u Of liz,
hoettfl nus ttuia nserrrtgttis wnrrAujnn Mil,
t1Nrt'"Ke, 4id TINT c!,r!niY Lusl,iI,re II i; II
t,!! rccnitt y cursaln King of liLinr In ,hn
fifteenth cntttry ~ dea'.rtti IN heitlx vcry .,r
th!nluk A1Itt xrth.t alnlrrrn 1t tho fNtr Sex. H.
csnrHn-l IL hH Stlntt lawyers vi lIcjt,g Ii,nitwi
IT, fUr wives, AtAl ttslrl tu lsnw hlIty he .mi,ht
marry 11lofc. They runilh nnly i,rlp lii, hy
n11ttlae uGt teiIt, although hu ctl,td luru t,niv
lnhr Ut i'n. lsr might hfyareu .ne wiIu at,;l
hurry nhntnrr hA hftell us ho Illrlstal 'Fhts
Ws ni WAf lfe snliet; u, te ,ltItj,ysitgl hlt,t.
Stlt Il. leArncsl Shin wh0 via pro.unt NJ
hlt ta'lrt. Frum hItn t,o Dtitijuc,l iii,
uplhit'!l tAna y nnt.lt, nr ienlpt4riry HuIrri,w,
wy ;srM! .l'1 !nl.l Gs preItl III tliu t!i,,g u
tiu ltnht1et lhts cxpt,stzAI wly calItastra iv
sns f.n,t 'HwSsr.. and lnlIg discussion rli.
finGcs we're rccnsslis'Hl II, 'lhu .s..ys ii tho
tN,Ph.t. md VI iiu lHurrJrA M wOf,ut, III tI,t
nNy: yhls Sn1ll,, OF lnlin huA mi ,,tiiy wI;.,,s
1ns,l nv"rt o'1'il!sry III lula, INT Clcyu u,lt
AlHhnis. Turks. El!rurA,lH ail 1t wiIs M ln,MSs
tnat he Was AGls u sJ,uak IN t1eII ttIi, In ilsr
oHIt lH'11!1lEu. Iiu nllIat huyr exrtt.tici lii
Rfcat pls1tatyiN In TINT ntIl w!stIuJn f,r hi
trealed them IL 70 kindly tlAt u,tch wtfo II Will
10 h'ta thhtuht herself thu t,4.si buitWnl. II
!nnst W observed however, thnt b. kent tietn
sHtar4tc; cHeh Wif1 hta sltA.ll,rt npurturnIs'
a,, ~. was attended by servants OF hcr uwlt
, 1880-11-01
CAPT. NAPiER'S GALLANTRY.
ia ttt f:;{tkpr NJ Yhs Chilean, Trihuus.

EE0LEwooD. Oot. *y.-t 'ini nluong my wIfo's
music IL piece composed by Horny l.. Lippert,
cntltlnl " RESCUE Grand March," for tho ,pnnu
which Is dedicated 10 Chpt. s. ~ Johstt,, Cnpt.
Joseph Napier, Capt. lon Wiley, Capt. J. e.
Mas'l1, CHpt. q. T.. Ozln. Capt. Drummonti,
Joseph N!chnlson, wIs'usn II. Miles, and L.
Qnfang, tho snllant rrscuers &C tho crow OF tho
ill-fNed sclos,ner Mcrchunt, which ycssul
fo',u1crct nt anchur oF tho sM'rt OF Chteaao III
tho terrific gAlo Of april r, 1861. Tho thrilling
scene Will lie ros,el,bcrusi by Old sott,crs, rs
cNr!y MI tho inhabitants then living fu tho city
gathered On Michigan aye.illu expecting tn rHo
tho s.iitnrs III thu stranded vessel wtshctl ntT.
bnnle VIII remember the hr,lvc CMpt. Nnrier
cNll!ng rCr volunteers to than Il Ift-boAt to ut
tGnllt tho rescue. which WIS successfully ppr-
formed ny thu nbotc-1iaIncl KcNtlctnun.
= ", II. G.
, 1880-11-01
HAPPY HIMENEAL:

Quiet HsiptsnE~ Of 1ir. Snl1nco u. Dtcte-
lntoh niiL 11lhx IInr1nn II, Wood.
hHnais Stafe J"Hrhai, t}ci. =.
Ono Of the I,tst Hitlet thuugh I,uppy social
events OF the now aenstn nccurrGd tG.suy In tho
marrIage nf Mr. Wallace D. Dickinson, Of Ell
dnrtula. and Miss Nnrnn II. Wou,1, OF this city,
daughter 0t Cot. Hcorgu W. Wno.t. The ccro-
1nnny wins performed hy tho ttUv. j. vila l.lukc,
nf Quincy, H.. 1T II o'cnck, Mt tho residence of
this triles pnre,lts, No. 211 T0prkn nyuuitc, n,ld
III tho prcsrnee uf nny tho Immediate relatives
Of ihG yt.1nE couple. r.
An G,r4nnt welding brnuk fAst WINS served,
nfter which alr Dickinson n,sA s bride lett Oli
tho o'clock trutn for Eltiorittltt, their future
hUtyr.
a Inr1s4 list uf valuable and cnstly presents
WIS received.
Thetr friends nh unite with tho Journal IN
tiic. 'S