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FIFTH EDITION.
A Rotten wharf.
THE MISHAP OF AN EXCURSION
PARTY.

sEvENTY-FIvE PERSONS THROWN IN
TO FALL RIVER.
FALL RIVER, Mass, August 15.-
Full details of the accident at the
wharf at Mount Hope last night, show
that the affair was not so serious as
first reported. A party of excursion
lists known as the Spinner's Union of
this city, had visited the place, and at
Q p. M, when about to return to tfeir
homes, crowded upon the wharf,
which was T shaped and of very light
construction. So many people crowded
upon it that the shank caved in leav-
ng the main piers standing.
About seventy-five persons were
thrown into the water, many of whom
would have been drowned were it not
for the fact that number of sail boats
were tied up at the wharf, and by the
use of these all were rescued. The
wharf was outrageously constructed,
the part that fell being built of three
scantlings 81 by 81 inches, and Is feet
long, one end resting on an uneven
stone abulment, the other being
spiked to the main pier. Five persons
were reported missing this morning,
but were found at Bristol near Mount
Hope. Four of them were women,
who had become exhausted, and being
too weak to be taken home were
driven to farm house at Bristol,
where they remained all night. st
far as reported no person was seriously
injured.
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STATE EMBLEM DISGRACED.

The Bird Guards have had transpar-
eucv prepared, representing "blue
nen'S chicken the generally accepted
'mblom of Delaware, lying on it's blck
ooSing eagle. While this representa-
ion Is il entire accordance with the
Republican idea OF sneeriGg at and in
ultlng everything peculiarly Delawar-
;au, ii Is also suggestive of the manner
u which the Republican party would
ear TO pieces eve,y vrstige of the rights
IT the States, If It's power WAS not check
ID by the people. The transparency ,
however. viii not be carried, a, tue ar
ISL made mistake In priuIuG That the
,lab was Incorporated instead of organ
Zrd in 1876.
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About That shot.

The statement in this mornings Ne,cs
that Dog Catcher Hunt purposely dis
charged his pistol in front of the City
Hall last night aud that the police relis-
ed to arrest him for this violation OF city
ordinance, is denied by that official. lie
says the pistol was discharged accidcnl-
ally while lac was handing 1t To ms sable
assistant in the dog eXiermiuatlng bust
ness and tlat he explained the matter TO
Chief Maxwell who came out immediate
ly sitter hearing the shot. "The police
will arrest me-" said Hunt, "as quickly
AS they would anybody else," whlrh is
very true. MIR. Hunt asserts that he does
not handle his pistol recklc ssly and points
TO the successful manner in which he
has shot numerous dogs on the street
as proof of tins assertion. "Drunk OF
SOBER" said he Hunt knows his busiues,
and what is better he attends to it,"
Hunt also desires it to be stated that
he would like parties on private busines.
TO call upon him, and not upon his
friends.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

FOR FUNDAMENTALLY SO 2.22, $50 L. "
$40 S.U, V.44, lO.U2, 1870, n. M; l2.i0 1913
30 22O 2.Sj, 400, G.07, 100, Y.lS, $50, y. M
IN sundays, l.4l, 2.2i, s.l0,a. m; 800, B.,,n.
FOX NEW YoRK.-I5o2.2}, 80 7 %, 100
AIN; 1910, I2.43, 6.O7, n. In., 22O .. m.
On Sundays, l.Il, 2.25 =. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASH NGrON.-
Z.1l, 2.U3, 2.lJ, so, "A. III. lZ.52 I.Ol / -
1.22, I.Os, p. IN. On sundays, l2.5l, 2.C3. =
AIN.
FOR BALTIMORE, bay Line connection,
70 p, IN. No SUNDAY trains.
For NEW CAsTLE.-b.OO -. y, IA. m: lg
800, 6,35, p. III. No sunday trains,
FOR DELAWARE IL. K.-9.2j "A. m; l,,j
i.d5 y. III. No sunday trains.
FOR WILMINGrON n NUBrHE1tN Il. /
i;oo, a. M; 800, o.O5 p, IN. No Sun.aN
FoK DELAWARE WESTERN II. Ri.
1870 "a. m; 5.3O y. III. No sunday lrnii r.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMIAGION
FROM PHILA l.5s, 2.us
$40; Nv, II m; l2.l5, Ia, log. z.,0
i.a 4.44, 6l7, 6.21, 100. 800 g.2j.. II. 10 y. m
On sundays, l2.i3, Los, 2.US, 1910 II. M 4. q.
y. M.
FROM NEW YoRK.-I.5s, 2.OS, $50, a. II.
50, 2.US a. m.
FROM BALTIMoRE.-l.S6,2 2I7, g.3s, s.57, d
NJ; lZ.2j lZ.5i, 1887, 5.3o, J.4j, q. m. l.,
sundays, nSnSy 30; ~ a: IN. 9;l5 p. m.
| iZ2o, l2.5l, 1887, 5.56, 9.t3 p. in.
| FROM M.NEw CAsrLE.-s.5O, g.sJ, l2.OUa M.
| no, o,iu T.. M. No sunday trains.
| FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.JU, IL IL
| j.iO p. III. No sunday trains
From WILMlNGToN II NORTHERN r. X
$40, ll.%o a. m; 6,45 p. III. No Sunda!
| trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. K.-S!l
A. M; 10, p. III. 40 sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVI
PHILADELPHIA
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASHlNgTol
AYENuECI.5U, o.lO, lU.S, ll.OO, Ia "A. III
l.3O, 3.OO $50. 400, 5.l5. 600, u.iU $40, "a.
ll.30 p. m. On sundays, $40 IL. m; b.Ul
$40, ll.3U pm.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKE
:5TREETs.-7.3O, LBS a. M I2.25. I.U1,
m.; l.OO a. IN. On sundays, 100, "a. III.
NorE.-The black figures represent ia
lin ted Express" ON which an eXtr
are is charged
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REPORTED VICTORY

Certain Republican politicians ar.
jubilant to-day, and certain others cor
respondingly depressed, over a report
that letter-carreT James l.. Hawkins
had proved victorious in his contest fpi
his position, and that Postmaster Pyle's
recommendation of removal had been
overruled. 1t is claimed that Hawkins
has dispatch from Washington to tlis
effect, and that he will be On duty again
before the end of this week.
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THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR CON.
CLAVE.

CHICAGO, August 14.-All pre-
parations for the Grand Triennial
Conclave of Knights Templar next
week are completed, and great in
fiux of strangers has begun. The
three local commanderies-Apollo,
st. Bernard and Chicago went into
camp to-day 10, ll6 and 80 strong,
respectively. Baltimore Command
cry arrived to-day, and is the only
outside commandery on the ground
so far.
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KAILROADS.
l)HILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAII,KOAn
JULY 26rH 1880.

JULY 18TH 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington as foil ,wA
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
'.oO. A.lO IO.3O IL. M; 2.3U, 100, 700 9.5t
p. m.
Philadelphia tExpress) 6.3O 800. GA
lO.O2 "a. m. 40, 8. AZ p. IN
Phlla. ana New York 2.2l.G3O.7 90. 1902 IA.
M, 1913, l2.i3, 2.2O, GO7 p. IN.
baltimore and Intern. eIiate Station.
.35 a. IN. 5.22 p. IN.
baltimore ana Bay line, 7.OS d, m
baltimore and Washington. IH.5l. Ia
!.l5 $50. n. M. 1882, .OI, 4. rs, 7.ts. u. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave lcI
New Castle go, 80, IA. m.; I.U5, 800, d.
y. III.
Harrington and intermediate Station,
rs a. m. l.U5, B.8 y. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations. g.2
m.; i.05 p. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 II. m. 500. $50, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia anu New York, 223 a. m.
baltimore and Waahington 1851, 2.Ui
u. IN.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
dep"I ii. r. X kENNll,
superintendent
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GENERAL BUTLER's POSITION.

Boston, l4.-There is lively ripple
IN the political peol here just now over a
meeting held this afternoon at the Revere
House of leading Independent R4publi-
cans who supported General Butler last
year. A permanent organization was Ell
tec'ed, with ex-Collector w. A. Sim
mons as president, John S. Baker and
w. Knox vIce-presidents, and George
w Copeland treasurer. Speeches were
made by the leading men Of the organi-
zation in favor of supporting General
Hancock for President ami General But
Ter tor Governor. As the latter has not
yet gIVenany indicatIonofhisp preferen ces
In the Presidential fight, this il regarded
as the first step toward a declaration of
his position II is understood that Cen
eral Butler will support the Demooatic
tlcke as an independent, and will not
put himself IN full fellowship with
the party.
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STEAM CATAMARANS.

THE --LATEST VAIN ATTEMPT TO GET
GREAT SPEED FROM ONE OF THESE
BOATS.
Mr.. William T. Merritt of Poughkeep-
sic has tried to unite the swiftness OF
the steam yacht with the safe aud pleas
ant motion of the catamarau. Accord
ingly lie has built the Compeer. Al
first sight She seems to be sid wheel
er of ordinary construction but of great
beam, with two tall smoke stacks rising
over the warehouses about amidship.-
Closer INSPECTION reveals the two hulls,
which are uuited at the tops by heavy
beams. Below the water line the huls
are ~ feet g inches long. They are I
feet in extreme depth, aud draw frou y
To 3 feet of water. AS they are Joined
at distance 1f ali ut 8 feet and are eacl
I feet beam, the deck is %, feet in
9TH and 80 feet .ong over all.
The motive power is supplied by
two simple engines of 2S-horse power.
They have S-inch cylinders and are OF
. feet stroke. The boilers and fue
are in the holds amidships, while til,
engines are on deck. The wheels ar,
four in number, two between the huls
The engine in each hull turns its pair
The cranks, by a simple mechanism
are made to turn in unison.
Several trips have been made to tes
the speed. Though in every other re
spect successful, in the last parlicula
the boat does not equal the expecta
tions of its builder. Under the mos
favorable circumstances it can nov
make only about nine miles an hour
and that under pressure of 100 to 12t
pounds to the square inch. Mr.. Mer
ritt has therefore decided to replac,
the simple high pressure engines by
compound engine.-N. y. Sun.
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THE ROMANCE OF THE DAY.
FIXING THE DATE FOR THE MARRIAGE
Of LADY BuBDETT-CoUTTs.

FIXING INK DATE FOR THE MARRIAGE
OF LADY BUBDETT-CoUTTs.
LONDON, August Ia, 1880.
Vanity Fair says the marriage of
Lady Burdett Coutts and Mr.. Ashmead-
Bartlett will take place on Tuesday
next at the Chapel Roya', Savoy.
The Baroness is in her siAth-seven,h
year (she was born in 1910; Mr.. ash
mead Bartlett Is eight and ,enty, and
as is well known, has commended him
self 10 the Baroness by his assiduous
labors as her almoner, both in thu East
whittier he proceeded to relieve the
oppressed natIonalities during TIE
Russian Turkish war, AID later in Ire
land, where he dispensed the funds
nobly provided, by the bounteous Baro-
ness.
She enjoys an income of 100000 a
year, derived mainly from funded, but
also fIom zeal property, much of which
is situated In the vicinity OF columbia
Market. The Whitehall ReUie,o gives
her family history as follow:
'Mr. Thomas Coutts, the banker,
and grandfather of the Baroness, left
all his enormous fortune to his widow,
nee Harriet Mellon, the celebrated ac.
tress and daughter of Mr.. Matthew
Mellon who married in the year 1897
William Aubrey de We're, ninth Duke
Of St. AL ans, and died in 1887, leav.
ing all her property to the then Miss
Angela Georgina Burdett, youngest
daughter of the well known SirFrancis
Burdett, NJ. p, who had married in
1893 Sophia, youngest daughter OF the
said Thomas Coutts. Miss Angela
Burdett assumed by royal license the
additional surname of Coutts upon m.
heriting the property left to her by the
lady born Harriet Mellon, and in 1871
the Queen created her peeress AZ
Baroness Burdett Coutts.
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MORE CIVIL SERVICE RE.
FORM

WASHINGTON, August l5.-Gen.
Raum, Commissioner of Internal
revenue, left here tonight for Port
land. Me-, to take part in the politi-
cal canvass in that State. His ap-
pointments will be made by the
State Central Committee, and he
will remain in the State until after
the election.
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Out For Hancock.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Angus Is, 1880.
DR.. Michael Seek greenback candl-
date for Lieutep ant Governor two years
ago in this State, has come out for Han
cock. DR.. Steck was appointed Indian
Agent for New Mexico under Fillmore's
administration. lie was republican
until carried into the grsei back camp
a few years ago and was a candidate for
the State Senate of the republicans aud
green Sackers before lie was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor.
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RESULTED FATALLY.

Owen B. Benner, shifting conduc-
tor on the W. & N. r. r., who fell
beneath a shifting engine on Satur-
day morning last, and had his left leo
badly crushed, died this morning at 3
o'clock. The leg was amputated on
Saturday afternoon, and it is supposed
that this together with other injuries
h. received was the cause of his death
He leaves wife and family.
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Grain and co..

wv. w AsnINGToN, August !,
grain and cotton renor, r't e.. loI 1
will be issued from The YW'' A%,.,l Ior A
department at noon to. s y, ngrlcu ~,
cotton report will show v,,ow ,ba
o,,I OF lhat t crop in all the ST. S,otS. tol
about the same avcrago r S,a.es, oanS',
was reported last month, 'I,,' IN
sections rust, caterpillers ,u an
weather have produced Soma all y
put not sufficient to materially rT'''I u
the general average condi,io.y I%'.y
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iianian CONN to Engiand.

NEW YORK, August 15.-lt is stated
hat Edward Haul4n Will sail from this
tity for England on September All next.
He will be accompanied by Dave Ward
aud a number of Canadian sporting
men. He Is reported in good condition.
lie intends beginning practice for his
forthcoming match with Trckett as soon
as he arrives in England, and
will make his headquarters at Putney,
on the Thames.
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DrO,Uned IN The Hro,,du,,ino

Shortly before II o'clock, David. ten
year old son of David Wingate while
playing on scow lying at SiedeIl, Hast
tings q Co.'S, whaif, fell overheard and
as he was unable to swim, was drowned
before he could be rescued.
AS soon as the TACT became known
search was made for his body, but up to
O'Clock, il had not been recovered.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

Mr.. Charles Il. Sparks. who was nam.
td by the Republicans of the Second
ward as their candidate for City Coun.
al AT the coming election, declines the
,onor so uLceremoniously thrust upon
aim. He gives as hls reasons for declin-
ng, that his business will not permit It,
ut it is more than likely that he sees no
chance of being elected.
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THEY ROLLED THEN =

Officers Thpmls and Gun.
Two rtqulSlliohs On >lo ,C. Uur
y heelbIrrowe. this mo,n;rn rvn"e'prtI
time whe, led "A deaI.drnpk nm" r,,, Y
the poi % station. The uran ra y v
T. und In 'ha nrighborbood 'ag' T
street and Railroad ,v.nua u"
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For the Gazette,
hancock and Lnr,,.,

GrncIS' II New y, caslIe County t,s'] ,,,l
that Kent vt ti"s Should i is but ss! just ''a' d
well known they serv4a AXE =, hers,
Saa,ts campaign against tleH l1 viii II Tue he g
nealts we've not in i, VIII, wlcli
that they are proud os standard J, b
make IN, .t! amends 10 the G Gre.I.,pl tSe pa1 \
ioi their selt-sacrilice IN iu'eeley E
party in position ll,at /" n.S serving
to their feelings. ' Tus was lepI
August lG, 1850. "NI COul
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A DASTARDLY CRIME.

MAssITToN, Ohio. August ia
lady, Mrs. G. O. Tropbagen, was danger
ously burned last night by some un-
known person, who called herIo The
door of her residence and threw oil of
With on her face.
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SILKS.

Our BLACK SILKS contain The Wl
brands n Bonnet, Punson Tapis'iaT G-l
rard, and ether equally prominent mlu1it
The Lord A Taylor FAMILY slLk ,nloyi
tAtion for universal excellence that 4
lassed. ..,
Our American Cachemirc lIDES1RVl
BLACK SILK Justly chim' eFne' "
being equal TO the best NJ foreign mlrgl
halt tho cost EVERY YARD WARRANI
In COLORED s1LkS our wcll@lccva
offered at prices that cannot be unliSa
Also.
COLORFD NND BLACK SIX pANASl
bTacIng The rarcst gems OF the LlToFa
American Markets
In SUMNER SILKS and fOI ARDS '
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m,

The queerest feature oftbe \
canvass is the claim of the RsDn|
newspapers that they lied prodlI
about Garfield in 1873. i
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SPECIAL NOhICE.
A GAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indlscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood.
&C., Will send u recipe that will cure you
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send u self addressed envelope
to the REV. JosRPH I. IHMAN, SGttom ID
NeD York CtcV. MayA-sOdDAwly
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The LpdUen iSDre0Ij,0.

from lhe Kansas CITY Times.
There may b. as many Repub leans as
ever in Kansas, bnt thousands of Then,
intend TO vote for Hancock and English
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laSniona le c urnlture
J. & ]. I HARMA:.
~. AAO kAisag S1reeL
n lLhl4tN liTON. IIEl.


We respectfully inform Che eli
rens o. ilmington, and the sur
.xs<., Toun' u country Lh, iwo oonlIi,l,,
kss&x&EEto m ,ou1acture and Keep on hanc
at our large and long established ware.
,.I4a, Furniture OF every yarIel, A.
yle, c. assisting OF Mahogany Rosewoo
ld Walnut Furniture suitable for pArlu,
aning-room and chamber uses
Dur assortment of Furniture IL larxsrat
Ote varied than can be found Ia DeiawaT
d all articles sold at our establish m ar
warranted as represented.
VenitlAu Birds of the most fashiuna hi,
signs Inaue 10 order and Kept constunli,
AID. We also manufacture and ON
Nanty Keep large assortment OF Bp
'alG, MOS and husk Mattresses
j. Il J. N. Harlan
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LARG EST RETAIL STOCK oPHosIERY AND
Underwear in America. COOK Il BRu~dER
Nos. 81 and 81 NORTH EIGHTH ST., pHILA-
DELPHIA. Mail orders Will have prompt
attention. Jan29- WHY'S
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Nosiery. Gloves, & HandsEi

The larg, 1t. rarest, and mo-. 1,.l,gn g,St d
novelties In the CITY. Also lnV ,''S,ry ys,T d
hose for ladies and children ~ ""
prices -. oh,tiren, Ia, ~
Lisio Thread Gloves OF tlle hP', NV ",llifgssiI
Ali the newest shades TO lln,cl, ISemmti I Ap
4 superior selection Of p'ii'". "."'ijgrsi N
ali linon hcmsu'ch'd Nv IN H.nilsI
nnsupnassed in beauty or color
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OR RENT.-Second story room In
Telegraph Building, III good order.
suitable for Office or assem- bly, room; will
be rented with special inducements,
Apply to EDWARD MCINALL,
feb22-ti. Second ard Market Sts
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ShaWIS, CIOakS, and WI

This department maintains i,' '-Ge'rl' !,i
shows the best productions IRON "e
centres ,-...-. .,,, -
our cluAks and Sncques ar, Guy am
man iailnrs ihnrelnre style anu W 4r.HI
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Clayton House Arrlva,

7. Anthony and wife, PItl.bn,1 !
j. :. Caulk. city.
{ j. McCul ough, city.
Miss l.. e. Ellis, New York
II. 7. Bowers. city.
J. W. Monahay, Cleveland n
j. a. Fulton, New York. "
=. n. Smith,
JohnC G.. Taylor, Baltimore.
Edward IIipple,
ChsS. 81 eak man,
Jas. 1nrmpsOn,
Harry Stewart,
j. Hook,
Jas. Johnson
NJ. Evans, Phila.
w. X. Brig t D. law're Ci'y,
WIN. Wier. Christiana.
VIM Polk. Odessn.
Henry l.. Holbrook, Matawan. ,
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GOOD

Novelties In Cachemcres, Slllln'' "
and the standard cloths, IN splendid AntI1
Andersou's scotch LcphUs lflhtg
Dress Goods, Monte Cloths, CoplheA
Cheyiots, ac with every grade 10 NN'
At ntaus aatuhlt ali mn nj
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vANDERBILT's GREAT TEAM.
ST. JULIEN PURCHASED FOR $50, ,OOO
BY THE OWNER OF MAUD s.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 13.-To-nlght it
was rumored. on good authority, that
VIM. II. Vanderbilt has bought the
horse st. Julien for $4,000. One
thousand dollars was paid down, and
the balance is to be paid tomorrow.
The purchase was made before st.
Julien's great trot against time yes
terday. Mr.. Vanderbilt now owns
the fastest pair of trotters in the
world, both having made a mile yes
terday in the lowest time on record
. III.
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Suncrb assortment OF nne flen', ,,ogs
UNDERWEAR. comprlslns tNyI, ,,a,,l
lady's wardrobe. Also, chilufe" '''
age and size. .,- n,,.,,rssi n
ouglily equipped. Complete NaIl'G
SO. better goods in proportion Ag
Ne Wardrobe at list prire' Iea,9 yy ,,5.
Inc homemade article, and mue"
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Thomas A. Biddle, a w4ll-ksown banker
and broker IN Philadelphia, who was
spending the season al Newport, went
into bathe at the beach last "Wednesday
morning aud was subsequently, found N
his bathing house In An apopleciic fit
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs

W EDNESDAY, Aug. Ii 5 +. Nj
Lot Il ASD MEAL.-Eiour is fairly ac-
i've aud nrIn. safes oil 1910 barren, IN
iudihs Minnesota extras al 80 2bab -
,lraigntt at 90 jOaSi Pennsylvania family
utw anu o.u wheat at 70 Ii 80 W; Wes-
tern do. at - ~ a OF 80, and Patents At 81
-. hye Iour sells AT SI 5JaI &c.
GkAIN.-Ihe wheat market Is quiet and
a shade lower. sales vi O,UU Dusnels, IN
cludlnG l5,uUJ bus. Aug. at SI.uS3z, rejected
At elal uOi red AID amber, LracB and
all JaL at a U9df 10 and No. 2 red In eIe
yalor, at u UeAaSl USL2 bid Tor August
sl oH1s SepIe emDer anu xl W October. rye
Is steady al 56a70c. for new, and rs s5c.
oid feunsy ylVanla. Corn Is flrnIy neld
ana IN lair demand. sales OF 7UUU Dusheis
Inciudlng rejected, at 4Sa4S1Sc steamer
~ lsG. lnlAet al oO11a3l 13c., and yello" al
VA '2l2c.. and i1iS bid Ior August, 4s1sc. foI
september, anu lO5sc. Tor October, Oaa
are inactive ami unchanged. sales oil
100 bushels, including rejected at 35c
mixed AZ 3jc., ana white at 81 Il 42c.
The receipts to-day were as follows; 23Of
bJis. Hour, 10 barrels oatmeal, l29. .5OO
bushels Wheat. IL, 400 bushels corn, II .uOt
puSh. oats, and 80 barrels whisky.
WHIsKY.-l5O bbls. Western irou eound
-old at nj 10 per gallon.
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ri,....ciaa and Os.mereial.
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug 13, io6e.
Latest stock quotations futpishsa by
Heald & Co.. 4. T. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, At II
M 10 day.
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-nr,., Persons VINO TsfSl s,, Il,s S'tsl Gal

WAsSsR7i4!ss'SS Is.s q iss!s fSsii $isiis ;55'
Aug9.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-16
DEATH OF s IR STRATFORD
CANNING.

LONDON, August 15.-Lord Sua ford
Radcliffe (Sir Stratford Canning, for
many years British Amba sador 10 the
Porte, il dead.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-16
FOURTYy EDITION
Ind,ca,,ou. for ro-Dny.

IhufOHtEWuNIO TOT EO-DNy
Partly cloudy weather, occasional
rain, northeasterly winds, nearly station
ary temperature, stationary or higher ba-
rometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-16
Suits and Costume
Ladies' and Children'S lRderglT7

Our SUITS and COST NtS il'} ,I
prc.emincncc 50 lnstly ',u'.,.,D
The daily gazette., 1880-08-16
LORD & TAyL|
NEW YORK. |
Opening Spring Disl
NEW DRY GOOD

- CAN POSITIVELY ASSERT THAI
PERIOD HAVE WE DISPLAYED Al A
MENT Of DRY GOODS SO ADEQUATE
REQUIREMENTS uf THE PUBLIC
PRICES so ADAPTED To THE NBCEa
OG ECONOMICAL SHOPPING
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-03
AIvanrnnt ygr,lppaa a. rnaler.


Easley ha lways enjoyed the ereputation
of being on ofthe most quiet and law.
abiding communities in South Carolina,
and was tho last place from which We eyer
expected TO fear of any attempts TO enforce
lynch.lsw. The. case we now have to re.
cord, however, does not, In our opinion, re-
feet discreditably upon the white citizens of
that place, for they had nothing whatever
70 do with il, and are in no wise responsible
for the affair. The circumstances of tho
case are about as follows: A colored man
by the name of Jini Williams, who hes
been living at Easley for some time, and
who has been fed and supported by several
coiored women in ahe employ Of white
persons, was taken os Of his house on
Monday night OF last week by party Of
men Of his own c0lor. carried about mile
from town ard severely fogged because of
bis worthless and turbulent disposition. and
then adhionished 10 leave the community,
which he subsequently did. Considering
the character Of Williams, as we'll as the
motives which Induced the justly incensed
ec.crsi fii5n OF tiiat community In their
actions. we do not know but what the
lyn6;dng was justifiablc, after all. There
are 'nnny just such worthless Villains of
both races all over our country who are do
Ing more to demoralize society than any
thing else that could be mentioned. and
when the State fails TO protect her citizens
from the impositions of such fellows by the
enforcement of the law, we regard it per.
fectly legitimate for the citizens to protect
themselves.