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nrLADIEs IN PARTICULAR ARE
rrAMONG THE VARIOUS AND
MANY BARGAINS offered at
:COHEN BROTHERS:
MONDAY will be:

MONDAY will be:
rs doren LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES, in two rub
bers, at 20c. pair;
lbo doIen THREE and dFoUR-RUBBER at 25c.a
pair, the value OF which IS from 40 to 5oc;
75 DOZEN Ladies' BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 25c. a
rair. the general value of which is Soc;
besides many other styles Of HOSE at less than mar.
ket value, including Isle and SILK.
ALSO,
rs pieces DRESS LINEN at 1sc. yard the value
OF which is 25c.;
90 pieces LINEN DRILL of most superior quality.
We shall also offer large stock Of
RIBBONS.
BUTTONS,
PRINCES,
LACEs,
and other FANCY GOODS.
Our stock of WHITE GOODS Is fui In all the va
rfous styles and qualities; among them many extra
bargains
We are also Offering very large stock of
BLACK, ,COLoRED. and FANCY SILKS,
purchased at a great sacrifice few days ago, and
which will be of red at steuishing rates. They In
clude some Of the handsomest goods imported.
ALSO,
so Ladies' GossAMER CIRCULARS at 1925, the
value of which is s5;
Anew assortment or PARASOLS and Laoiss' UL'
STERs. and many other goods. je 7-2t
H THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE REST GOODS-THE LOWEST PRICES.
THE BEST GOODs-THE LOWEST PRICES.
CLOsING-oUT SALE.
CLosING-oUT SALE.
NO OBUMBUG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
NO MISUNDERSTANDING FROM BUSINESS.
Can and be convinced at
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
te5 525 Broad street.,
FRUIT.CANNING AND PACKING.
NOTICE.
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rRUrr.CANNuNG AND PACKING
TO FRUIT GROWERS AND TRUCKERS.
Having established a

.c.yNlyG.FAcToRY AND PACKING-HoUsE
In the city Of Richmond In the large ana wen
,a.nted buildings ON Wall street between Franklin
ana Broad streets, adjoining Pembertons tobacco
factory {entrapce or Franklin street VIII De pre-
p.red ON and after JULY 1sr 10 receive all
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
that NAV be offered In good and suitable condition
for canning. Fair CASH PRICES wiz be paid FOR
srr, rir.e sound goods. None bat rst-class goods
are wanted or will be received for the new WOOD
ALL, =, isc,ory JOHN b. DAVIS.
GGoRGE FLANM, Manager. Je OH"
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HusTINGs COURT-GRAND JURY.-The
June term OF the Hastings Court CON-
menced yesterday. The grand jury met
and found true bills against the following
persons:
Andrew Crump and Julia Robinson, for
breaking and entering In the nighttime the
dwelling.house OF Hartwell Shinault and
stealing one lot OF clothing and money.
John Hill, for cutting and woundng Will
liam Jeffries.
Robert Starke, for feloniously entering in
the nighttime the dweling-hOuse OF Rev.
NJ. w. Staples with intent to commit lar
ceny.
Margaret Morris. for breaking and enter
ing the dwellng-house OF Josephine john
son and committing larceny.
Mary Moore, for receiving stolen goods,
knowing the same to have been stolen.
Annie BeazIey, for keeping house OF ILL
fame at the corner OF Seventh and Cary
streets.
William Sutherland and Berry Rock. for
breaking into the storehouse OF +. Il. Spence
Il Son and stealing $4,000 worth OF goods.
Annie Williams, for cutting and wound
ing Louise Thompson.
David Woodward, for stabbing and
wounding Alexander Williams.
Mary Jane Washington, for grand larceny
in stealing from the person OF Leonard D.
Holmes.
Charles Bower, for cutting and wounding
Joseph S. Turner.
The Court ordered the Commissioner OF
the Revenue to report all liquor dealers who
have not obtained licenses. The grand jury
will not meet to-day. The criminal docket
will be called this morning.
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YESTERDAY was clear and

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, II (;
9 A. M., 50; noon. So; 3 p. NJ, 90; O p.
H.. IS; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature. S33.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rising barometer, sta
tionary or lower temperature, westerly
winds, and partly cloudy weather.
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GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, 4 r. NJ. trustees sale OF
the farm known as "Montexuma,- on the Ne.
mond
ROBERT II. LYME, g p. NJ. succeed dw elling No.
40. east Marshall street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, 8 r. NJ, commission
eae Of the interest OF John =. Scherme erboru In
farm close 10 She Mechanicsvills turnpike two
miles from Richmond
JOHN K. LAUGHTON, JR- 10S A. ~. east steel-s
iron, and brass -wsrts near the Danyie depot. n
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HoRsFoRDS. ACID PHOSPHATE
IN txDIHRgTION.

Dr.A. 5. Carpen sr, OF Keene, n. H., says :" IL 5
a valuable medicise. have taken 1t nyself ava
prescribed 1t for my patients for Indigestion or
nervation Of the digestive organs and always win
satisfactory resugs."
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yTHE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTYsvA.

This Hlyorite Summer Resort bas been releasexa
by MRS MI. COLLEY, OF the Hami,on h9%u,ssss,, h%,ss,,
isT OF June FOR The RECEPTION ~
GUESTS. -.
sm ,nvs "VSS my 27-iAsH
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ST. WILLIAMS, a prominent druggist Of sans
hurry. Nd, wrote, January 20, 1878 " seha ~.
one dozen TUFTS PILLS, and IL 'hey prov. ".
YOU claim for them will order more feo'a~is
leth he writes; "send me Two oo'en NOR ~ y.
nr TrTr,s LIVER PILLS By return mail. They
are doing wonders here"
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TTEALING SPRINGS,

III EhLINu II hINONs
IL BATH COUNTY. VA,
are now opon. Terms: $3.50 per day, fl6 per
week and $50 permoDth OF twenty-eight days.
WATER for sale at Purcell, Ladd & Co.'S. Send
postal for descriptive pamphlet
n. CARTER EUBANK,
je Tim Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A1- On all sdtss Of Reat Bstats made baee6P
tse lsf Of yunwary and last Of Jnn< ths tGsssHS3
On atl saSes mads betvssn fAs La Of MIS- end a.
of the year the fares haus to b paid bv 3hs ssIkG
fThis custom wss adopteS about nfteen years aG2
by all the real estate agents I'm Richmond and -
pliesto Richmond and vieinityJi
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SEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA
FISHING. sNIPE-sHOOTING..

This HOTEL is reopened for the reception OF
visitors. Terms 81 per day, tl2 per week, $50 ,
per month"; Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks to Cherrystone every Monday !
WeoDcsday, and Friday. SPADY 4 COBB, T
Ia 2.1 frOpffetOfs.
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PURE Jcs-CREAA. auy favor, only Af5O ~
rnilon, ss D,CoLUxBUs'A 321 Broad street. n
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EDUCATIONAL.

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 46
Hl Mount Vernon Place Baltimore. EpRlish.
Yrencb. and German Boarding snd Day School for
Young Ladies. Mrs. n. ). JONES and Mrs. MATT
BRicKENsTEfN. SIDNEY LANiER, b. BAR.
TON, NJ. d.. and large corps OF other teachers OF
experience and ability. superior anysntages are
o6ered on account Of Delightful situation aud prox-
Unity 70 the Peabody institute ano Johns-hopAins
University. Circulars sent ON application
Je e-eooZm
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YxrxEST DR. w. y. srkuAnT,
a BALTIMORE, WHITES;
- lsouadeutIy recommend colasns LixSloS
LIQUID ExrRAcr on BsEr for sonsms'soa, e.
Sllisy, wsahuess, q. ifsvs tested u ss's ua'vss'
sai aessnh
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On. w. y. srxuAar,

p,sxAppLxs for preserving at ei.7s per dozen u
ID. CoLuMBuss. 32l Broad street.
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Daniel Wren, s. B. Witt, and DIR. Hugh
NJ. Taylor were summoned as witnesses.

The AkhESIs
Sergeant Wren found Mr. Elan at the
residence OF Mr.. Walters. The warrant
was served upon him, but bis condition pre-
vented bis removal. s<sL.st. afs.,t..
Mr.. Walters was arrested and taken before
Justice William Hall Crew aud bailed in
the sum OF $1,000 for bis appearance next
Saturday at the Police Court. Ht
!, Colonel Smith and General Payne were
not found. i fi hte to
~. ~. 4. THE PRINCIPALS.
Mr.. w. G.. Elan, who was 80 badly IN.
iured In this unfortunate affair, Is the editor
Of the Richmond Whig. and one OF the
most vigorous writer's In Virginia. He has
long been Connected with The press OF this
city and State, and has host OF friends re-
gardless Of party politics. He is known as
one OF the most courteous, unassumIng, and
kind-hearted men in the proiessioa. He is,
and has been for some time, resident of
Louisa county,. and Is man OF family.
Mrs. Elan has been sent for, and 10 expect
ed in the city to-day.
Colonel Smith is, as has been stated, son
OF Ex-Governor William Smith, the gallant
and beloved war-Governor OF Virginia, and
The worthy successor OF the honored John
Letcher in that honorable position. He Is
gentleman OF attainments, culture, courtesy,
and courage. After the firing OF the shot
he hastened TO the side OF bis late antago-
mist. and the pair but lately In deadly con-
flict made peace and shook bands on the
field.
KNIGHTLY COURTEsIgs. rf
Colonel Smith expressed his regret that
he had been driven to the necessity OF in
flicting so painful wound. Mr.. Elan re-
piled it was best as it was, and that he had
much rather TO have received the wound
himself than to have wounded him.
Warrants have also been issued for the
arrest OF the principals and seconds by the
Henrico authorities.
The affair causes very general regret
among the friends Of both parties, and there
Is very general hope that the injuries OF
Mr.. Elam may not prove serious.
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CLOSING-OUT SALE.
CLOSING-OUT SALE.
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no BUMBUG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
NO BuNBU6-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
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THE BEST GooDs-THE LOWEST PRICES.
THE BEST GoODs-THE LOWEST PRICES.
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Can and be convinced at
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
te5 525 Broad street.,
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Leaving him in their charge, Mr.. Walters
ran with all possible haste TO summon the
surgeon. When be returned with That
party Mr.. Elam wa. found alone. The
other principal and his friends had, at the
earnest solicitation OF Mr.. Elan, fed from
the field and made their es cape.
1t IS understood that Colonel Smith and
friends drove to the White House, from
which place they walked to Lester Manor.
1t is also reported that from this point they
expected to leave for Baltimore on freight
boat. Last night in well-informed circles.
however, 1t was not believed that they had
left the State.
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N5- THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
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TEE WOUND.

Mr.. Elan was struck In tho oontre Of the
chin, the ball splitting the bone and embed
ding itself under the tongue. The counter
stroke broke the iaw-bone on the right side
of the face. The ball knocked out four
teeth and buried a portion OF the beard IN
the wound. The ball was extracted on the
field. Mr.. Elan tainted several times De-
fore the arrival OF the surgeon. Alter re-
ceiving proper attention Mr.. Elan was car
ried to the residence Of his friend Mr.. James
B. Walters, No. sos north Sixth street, ana
DIR. Hugh NJ. Taylor called in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John Legg celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary Of their wed
ding last evening at their residence on
Walnut street between Second and
Third. About eighty-dve guests rssid.
ing in Philadelphia and Wilmington,
were present. Many valuable and use.
fal gifts we're received. Mr.. Richard
son and his gentlemen friends gave a
porcelain china sett, Mrs. DettiHg gave
q teapot, Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty, of
the United Safes Hotel, presented all
yer pickle castor and Mrs. Riker, of
Philadelphia, gave portrait. Many
ether articles were received, such as
silveywara, china and glassware, nap
kin rings, parlor ornaments, Jewels, etc.
hessrs, Paynter and Beggs presided at
the organ and quartstte, consist ~ Of
Msssrs. Alton, Hill, oaynter and Vim
cent, furnished some excellent music.
Mr.. Dougherty rendered q number OF
solos.
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Miss 'rh urnhy.

Miss Emma Thursby will sing here On
Friday evening next, and Wilmington
will turn out and greet her with Il
crowded house as on previous oecasiOns.
A musical exchange thus speaks Of 6
recent concert given by this distin-
gaishsd vocalist:
"Miss Thursby sang the beautiful
and most difficult mad scene from
"Hamlet," by Ambrose Thomas. The
exquisite purity of her voice and the
ease with which she sings always re-
calls the glorioas Parepa; and especially
in the wild, beautiful melody, which is
the third movement of this compost
.isn, does she give tie delight Of per-
feet art. In answer to the encore, shs
sang that pretty and cruelty abused
ballad. "Baby Nine" in q manner that
showed her genius can redeem the
crimes Of the millions, and gave all the
psthos and expression, but preserved
the "terpo," as only great artista do.
"For her second number, she sang
the waltz by Ricci with brilliant and
beautiful effeot. and answered the first
encore with the Taubert's bird song.
and second encore, uproariously given
with "doSd Night and Pleasant
Dreams"
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.AAeut u NeW CRsfle.

oEicsr Chambers testified at police
eeurt this morning that Caroline Miller,
an abandoned looking woman in the
dock, filed herse!f fall Of the ruby de-
mon lnst night, and iu drunken fren.
zy rushed into q house and tried Il
whip the whole family. A quart fask
hals Rllsd with liquid that looked like
gin aud smslled like assafatida had
been found on her person.
Caroline begged to get of. " came
here Oh the boat frsn Philadelphia yes.
tsrday, that is stopped at New Castle
and walked from thsrs," said she.
'tStopped at New Castle, eh!" said
the Mayor, "lots Of eur people are ac-
quainted with that place and 50 will
you be, Atty eenta and costs"
The next prisoner alse knew some
thing about New Castle. II was George
Scott, who was arranged with Hugh
Eastlin, for being drunk.
~ belong to New Castle and l want
to 90 home" said George.
swell you san co." said the Mayor,
"but you will have to spend fifteen
days Of 1t in Jail, and will ride over on
q free ticket"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-10
The Happy BoVen's First.

LAST evening, the Happy Seven gave
their first grand reception in Webster &
Dancing Academy, and the affair will
long be remembered by those who had
the pleasure Of participating as one Of
the hsppiest and most enjoyable Of the
season. The most Interesting feature
Of the evening, was the grand promo
made, which was not only original but
very pretty and well executed. The
column was led by Master OF Ceremon.
les Mr.. Jno. =. Kyle accompanied by
Miss Florenos Tiddeman; followed by
Floor Manager Jno. L. Wiley and Miss
Jane Haughey, his assistants, Henry
7. Kyle and lady, D. F. Callahan and
Miss Belle Colten, Jno. P. Fsdigau and
Mi5s Lizzie Cusick, Chairman Of Recep.
ton Committee, Jno. A. Fry and Miss
Rosa A. Conahan, Secretary, +. j. Has.
son and Hiss Maaie Shaw, Treasurer
Thos. +. Cusiok and iIss Mary Duffy,
sixty couple taking part. At the close
of the march Eetts were formed, and
dancing continued until an early hour
this morning. There were two inter.
missions during the evening, at which
the guests were served with refresh
meuts. Ritchis's orchestra furnished
the music.
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Reception at Rock Ian d.

Among the many ministers that were
welcomed back from conference to their
charge, was the Rev. Mr.. Avery of Mt.
Lebanon Church. On Tuesday evening
about fifty Of the mem bsrs and friends
assembled at the parsonage to extend a
welssme to him, and he showed his
gratitude in return by cordial shake
Of the hand. The evening was spent
very pleasantly in social conversation
and cake and Ice cream were supplied
in abundance. II hardly need be said
that ample justice was done TO the ex-
cellsnt refreshments. This is the third
year for the Rev. Gentleman at this
place and no doubt that after such \
hearty reception he will fesl more in
spirsd 10 work for the good cause.
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COUNCIL LAST MIGHT.
The city, Hank Account ews dosn
$s.0so-After one or che Lynen..
Reservoir Repairs - the FIRE
Elecffon.

A"o ~A.y n"MA account emt d0 q m
$s.Ss0-Aftcr one or che Lyuehe.
Reservoir Repairs Tne E,ra
Election.
City Council at its adjourned meat-
ing last hight resumed the cousidsra-
tion OF the question to accept the d.ea
for the bed of Pleasant street and tbs
motion finally prevailed.
On Mr.. Merris Taylor's motion an
order OF $3.50 was directed to be draw n
IN favor Of Elizabeth s. Taylor to nav
interest due on mortgage bends, due
April lst, 1880. A'
The April installment Of the ammo
priation OF the Board Of Rduoaiion
amounting to $3.50 was directed to be
Mr.. Meilinchey offered the follow
ing resolution. Land it was adopted:
WHEREAS it has come to the attention of
the Council that one Philip Lynch Of this
city has without authority taken away from
Van Buren street, between Sixth ana Eiohth
streets, a'let of stone, tho proosrty Of this
own use; therefore w A'1'
Resolred, that the City Solicitor be and ha
10 hereby instructed to demand OF said PhiI.
ip Lynch full compensation tor said stons
anu anu upon nis refusal to make said eOmpensa-
tioh, 70 institute such legal proceedings
a9ainst the said Lynch as tlie natare al the
case may warrant or require.
The returns Of the election, hsld by
the Fire Department On Monday even
ing last for Chief Bnginssr and Assis-
tants, were opened, read and retained
70 the Committee on Fire Companies,
lrhe returns were similar to those pub
lished last Tuesday in the RnrupLrcAE),
The Street Committee, on Mr.. No
Menamin's motion, were authorized 70
advertise for proposals for the sonstruc-
sien OF Culvert over shiplsy Run at
Maryland Avenue and Chestnut streets,
with the understanding that the pay
ments should not be made until Jnly.
when the money could be spared,
Mr.. Mefris Taylor introdo an or.
dinanoe authorizing temporary loan
Ior the repair of Cool Spring Reservoir.
IL was read twice. The amount in the
ordinance is left blank to be filed mn
at the final passage on the next meet
ing night. II provides for the raising
OF money by bonds Of the denomination
OF you or less, but the rate of interest is
left blank. A further provision is that
any surplus, that may bo used in the
repairs shall be applied to the payment
OF the interest or principal of the pres
ent bonded debt of the city.
A brief recess was taken to allow the
Committee on Fire Companies time to
prepare a report upon the Chief
engineer Election returns referred TO
them. Upon resembling the committee
reported that Samuel G.. Tazewell had
been elected Chief Engineer, C. II.
First assistant, and John H.
huber, Second assistant, and on Mr..
Hannah's motion csrti ifcatss ofRleetion
were ordered 10 be issued in accordance
with the report.
Council then adjourn
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T.as M. AN. COMPANY.



A reporter of tho Philadelphia "Led-
ger" has been In WILMINGTON looking
up the Ship building boom. Here il
what he says of the work in progress al
the Harlan & Holiingsworth Com
pany's yards
At the yard Of the Harlan & Hollings.
worth Company, at Wilmington, there
Is as much work as 1000 men can dc
between this time and the latter part
Of July. The transfer boat being built
here for the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Rsilroad Company, fol
the transportation Of oars at Baltimore
from Canton to Locust Point, will b.
finished In few weeks. She is 324
feet long and has two tracks, which
will accommodate ten passenger coach
es Or twenty-seven freight cars at one
time. by this plan the delay which
has heretofore been oscasioned by the
transfer Of the ears from one depot td
the ether by teams OF horses will be
avoided and considerable time saved.
II is said that it will not only be q
great convenience to passengers, but
alss TO the business :.oommanity Of
Baltimore, as by the present arrange
msnt, the ears are drawn through some
of the principal business thoroughfares.
A ferry boat for the East River Ferry
company has just been launched, and
"a large force Of workmen ara now IN
gagged on the finishing touches. This
makes the fourth boat built at Will
mington for the same company. She
will run from New York TO Hunters
Point. Work has also just begun
on another boat for the transportation
Of cars from Washington to QuaDtico.
She is being constructed for the Poto-
mao Steamboat company, Of Baltimore,
and will have but one track, in the
centre, which will hold four passenger
coaches. She will not be completed
for three or four months yet.
This company is alec building q
steam pleasure yacht for the Washing
ton Club, Ct Washington City. She
will be 100 feet long, and will be finish
ed in a substantial, though not entrav-
agant sYle. When completed there
will be comfortable quarters for about
twenty persons. Her keel has just
b.en laid, and she will not be
fnithed for about four months.
In the car shops the firm have con.
tracts on hand which will keep large
number Of hands employed until the
latter part Of July. They are building
passenger cars and sleeping coaches
which will be shipped to Brazil, Japan,
Oregon, Michigan, and other places.
The steamboat "Samuel NJ. Felton,"
which runs from Philadelphia to Will
mington, is now on the stocks, having
new boilers put in, her machinery re.
paired, and receiving general over
hauling.