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To TELL THE HoUR.-Seat yourself at a
table. Attach piece OF metal (say a shil-
iing) TO a thread. Having placed your elbow
on the table, hold the thread between the
points Of the thumb and forefnger and al
low the shilling to hang in the centre of a
glass tumbler; the pulse will Immediately
cause the shilling to vibrate like apendulum,
and the vibrations viii increase until the shil-
ling strikes the sides of the glass and sup
pose the hour of experiment be seven O1half-
past seven, the pendulum will strike the glass
seven times, and then lose its momentum
and return to the centre ii YOU hold the
thread a sufficient space of time, the effect
will he repeated, but not until sufficient
space Of time has elapsed to convince you
that the experiment is complete. We need
rot add that the thread must be held with
steady hand, otherwise the Vibrating motion
would be contracted At whatever hour of
.te dav or night She experiment is made, the
coincidence viii Doe the same.
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Van Dykes Sulphur Soap.
THE MA RNEI OF TLE ANE

For the cure OF skin diseases OF all descriptions
it is without rival. Having long been i'm the
market and thoroughly tested by the medical pro-
fessiou and the public il is needless to enter into
details about is virtues. Price. 25 cents cake or
three cakes for 90 cents For sale by drug and
country storekccpers. AsCHENBACH * MILLER,
dclphi1. Pa. T1-}. .'S1.-ly.1
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Persian INSECT POWDER
4

Reaches. ants. bugs. moths. garden worms etc
fall victims its deadly Effects unmed lately upou
coming in contact with it, It is truly the genuine
Persian, the flowers being imported direct. then
ground and prepared 40 our laboratory under our
own supervision so that we can guarantce its alb
soIUtc freedom trcl adultcrlJion. Druggists and
country star keepers sell IL. wholesale Depot n
W Corner ST. an1 Cailowhil Sts.. Philadelphia.
July @ lssH--iy.
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JUDGE-"How comes it that you dared
break into this gentleman's house in the
dead of night 90 PrisOner-'Why, Judge,
the other time you reproached me for steal
ing in broad day Am I not to be allowed
70 work at all -
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DT. JONES TARAXCANUM TONIC

or DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE. vegetable comuound
whose virtues has stood the test of 20 wears is in
ialIble tn the cure OF Dyspepsia, General Debility
Chronic Weakness Of Lungs, Spleen and KIDNEYS
short Breath, Heartburn, st. NitUs' Dance. pains
in the Stomach. Back and Chest Particularly
adapted TO all Female Diseases. no matter what
the axe of the patient may be- Price. IS cts. Sold
by Druggists. [7-9. .'SO.-1y.1
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\ DMTNTSTRATOR'S NOTICE

- Estate OF GICHA FL F.xSEn deed
Letters oi administration on the estate of sTi.h-
ag. EEncr, late of Chest township. deceased hav.
Indebted 20 said estate are hereby notffed that
dtatc payment must 1c made. and those hav-
ing ci1ims against tie same viii present them
properly authenticated Tor settlement.
John e. Gill Administrator
CaCsi Twp. fJnG -. 15SI.-G..
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tbe under

"A I III 1Oh = NOl IL e. lie under
L \ signed Auditor. appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas oi Cambria county 10 report distri-
bntion OF the funds in The hand. OF John Wagner
Assignee Of James McNullcn 70 and amongst the
lien creditors and others legally entitled thereto
hereby 1otincs all parties interested that he viii
attend to the duties OF said appointment at his
office in Eocnsburg. on Thursday The 5fh das 0f Att-
gust 4. D. 1850, at O'Clock, a. NJ when and where
an those interested may attend il they see uroper
ALVIN EVANS. Auditor
Eucnsburg. JuIN Q. Issl.-3f.
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Advertising Rates-

The large and reliable icirculati0n OF the CAN
BEIA FREEMAN commends u to the favorable con
sideratton Of adveris isers. whose fa-ors will he in
serted at the following low rates
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AL the right. title and interest OF phiIipina
kaylOr. Charles kavi0r and August keIdiue, OF.
I'm and to n lot OF gTuUuG situate In the borough OF
WCodvale. Cambria county Pa. fronting on Ma
pie avenue and running back to the pennsylvania
Rail Road, adjoining lot Of George Rough on the
cast and lot of Charles Wendell on the west. hav-
ing thereon erected one story frame shop and
board stable, now iu the occupancy Of Geo. Rough.
Taken in execution and TO be sold at the suit Of
Henry Click.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Casper
Won Ait Of. in and 20 lot Of ground situate in the
Second ward OF Cambria borough. Cambria coun-
ty. Pa, fronting on Broad street. adjoining lot of
J. =. MtUnaughy on the west, lot of Cambria Iron
Company on the south. and street the east.
having thereon erected q two story frame dwelling
house, now in the occupancy Of John Stinely and
Lewis Jacobs Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit Of Nicholas FreidhuH.
TERMS or = SALE--Dnc-thjTd of the purchase mon
cy To he paid wucu tie property is Knocked down.
and the remaining two-thirls on confirmation OF
the deed. THOMAS GRIFFITH. Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofcc. EbensbUrg July 6, 1Ss0.-3J.
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.chMRRIA FREEMAN

n CAMBRIA FREEMAN
.Ir,ntD EyERn FRIDAY MORNING
,,sogrg, Pa by H, A, McPike.
,,esJ circulation LOGS
-fII''- -..r.. A BOOMING. MATCH TIP
r.sCFIPTION RATES
vr-r. cash in advance -..-..sl 80
r.. .i- .. rf not n'd within mos LIS
.fnrt u'd within mos. 200
. If not p'd within year. 2-2j
--s residing outside the county
RI lr.laral per year will be charged to
-.rt will the above terms be de-
IL '.-F those who don . consult their
rr paving iE advance must not
r... -..raI On the same footing ne those
-r.s fact be distinctly understood
-s ..rr paper before you stop il, if
Fna ..- None but scalawags DO 9th.
--.. -. 4 sgalawaE-liie's too short.
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Sberih'S Sales.

IDN virtue or sundry wTits Of TeadjtiOHt Erpon0s
ID issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cambria county and TO me directed there viii be
exposed to public sale, at Drinkers store Frank
lin street. in the borough of IOhnst0wn. on
SATJ- RDAN- AUGUST =. 1850
At O'CLoCE. =. ". the following described real
O, Fvfr
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SHERIFF'S SALES

QN virtue OF sundry writs of TendifiOni ETpOHdS,
ID Fiey7 Facids and Lev0yi FqciGs. issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cambria county and
70 me directed. there viii be exposed to public sale
at the Court House IN EBENsBUEG. on
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-..au-tDu- NJ. j. Buck.
Sc --.sIlrIser. 4. w. Buck.
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.n,oed circulation LOGS
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
DE YOUNG'S ASSASSIN.
ooRoNER's JURY CHARGE YOUNG KAL
LoCH WITH MURDER.

A CoRoNER's JURY CHARGE YOUNG KAL
LoCH WITH MURDER.
SAN FRANCISCO, April q, 1880.
The inquest in the De Young case
was concluded this evening. All the
evidence taken Is substantially the samn
as stated in the reports heretofore tele-
graphef. with the exception of q man,
giving his name rs John Clemetshaw,
testified that at the time Of the shooting
he was looking through window of the
Chronicle counting room, and saw Kali
ZACH and De Young facing each other,
the latter leaning against the counter
I directly De Young straightened himself,
drew pistol and hired at Kallech. The
| latter then drew his pistol and commeI.
ced firing, when De Young ran. The
rest Of his eyidsnGsm snmiSpH h IN s3iSsn 3isGrh9P P6e7
act tnaS UIemetshaw had previously en-
ieavored 20 obtain permission to view
the body of the deceased, bringing the
Coroner note from the Sheriff's Office,
In which he was introduced as Mr.
"Watson," tended to discredit his testi-
mony; and the direct evidence of other
eye witnesses and the fact that DE
Young's pistols was found not to have
been discharged decided the jury to Al
tach no weight to his testimony; and at
ter a hrief deliberation they returned a
verdict charging Kalloch with the mur-
der.
Clemetsbaw explained his change Of
name by ststiDg that he had adopted the
name Of Watson as a matter of convent
ence, his true name being difficult to
pronounce.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
Congress-. .

In the House Mr.. Cox from the Com
mittee ON Foreign Affairs reported the
resolution for appointment of q Com
mission on reciprocity with Canada and
and 1t was placed on the calendar. Mr..
Rice from the same Committee reported
resolution requesting the President to
take measures for securing indemnity for
damages to American fisherman on the
Newfoundland coast, and to procure the
early abrogation of the fishery clauses Of
the Treaty of Washington. lit was
ordered to be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Thomas of Illinois reported his bill
for the equalization Of bounties of SOL
diers of the war for the Union and 1t was
placed On the calandar. The Carlisle
whisky bill was considered. An evening
session was held for consideration OF q
District OF Columbia bill.
In the u. S. Senate yesterday q resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the President
for copies OF the diplomatic correspond
ence with Great Britain relative to the
Fortune Bay outrage. MI. :. Davis Of West
Virginia presented report from select
committee appointed to investigate the
accounts OF the Treasury Department,
and Mr.. Ingalls,of Kansas presented the
views of the minority-himself and Mr..
Dawes-on the same subject. The
Indian Appropriation bill was con-
sidered pending which the Senate ad-
journed.
The House Committee on Commerce
will hear no further argument on the
River and Harbor bill. They expect tc
report it early next week.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
General News.

me Ohio Repu bhoan Convention met
yesterday In Columbus The resolutions
ADOPTED declare for free schools and q
SOUND currency, and urge the nomina-
non OF John Sherman for President,
reg reg Nesting the district delegates to vote
fhe Democratic State Convention of
0ohnectfeut met Ia Hartford yesterday.
nesoIutions were reported directing the
no candidate. 1t is understood SHAT :
Tlden.
The striking ship carpenters Of Kens-
ington and at Cooper's PoinG N. j., have
resumed work at the old wages receiv-
ing n advance on repair work alone.
The first yecbt race Of the season will
take place on the Delaware river ON
Monday.
A convention Of Democrats of the
District of Columb bia was held vestardav
10 washington. and two delegates were
elected to the Cincinnati Convention.
ana Instructed to insist ,upon recoanI-
tion BY the latter body.
The California Republican Conven-
tion meets In Sacramento to-day. Moet
OF tne county delegates are Instructed
ior Blaine. whose friends claim "at least
eighty per cent" of the Convention.
The Democratic State Convention of
Maryland will meet In Baltimore on the
9Th OF June.
There was an exciting ii. in the
Gity Council OF Leadville, Colofs ., ON
Tuesday night. The Democratic ma
Jcrity decided one contested sest va
cant, and gave another to Democrat.
The Repnt licans left the room amid
great confusion, and the officers drew
revolvers and demanded order" Many
IN the audience also drew pistols, and
bloodshea was threatened for q time.
At last accounts the Leadvillians had
quieted down.
The Grand Jury. Philadelphia, yes.
terday examined Off ciaIs in the offices
Of CLERK OF the Court Of Quarter Ses-
sions. District Attorney and Recorder
In reference to the forgery of tavern L.
cense bonds.
A three-masted iron schooner was
launched yesterday from Cramp & Sons
shlpyard, and an iron steam tug from
the yard of Neafie & Lew.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
Some NISsss.es
SHOWING WHAT The WATER DEPART
MENT COSTS THE CITY,

The Water Department of the city Of
wilmington has been a costly instltu-
ton, but If further expenditures for ex-
tensive Improvements are stopped for a
few Yeas, its revenues will SOON be suf-
hcient to meet its expenses, which they
are not al present. This statement NAV
surprise some people, but 1t is neverthe-
less q fact, provided by careful exami-
nation OF the city's financial affairs.
The following table shows how much
OF the present bonded debt of the city
belongs TO the Water Department, and
was incurred for the extension of wa er
pipes, the Improvement Of the water
works, and the construction of new
reservoirs. All the bonds given In this
table bear interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum. The figures are taken
from the annual city statement publish
ed in january last, and represent only
those bonds at present outstanding and
drawing interest. They are as fol-
lows:
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
SECOND EDITION

For the Gazette.
MR.. EDITOR - In a few weeks
Hon. John w. Hall, our Governor,
will be called upon to appoint Clerk
Of the Peace for New Castle county
in place Of John P. Springer, Esq,
whose term expires early in June.
The Governor has four excellent can
didates to choose from, viz Mr.. Clay
ton, Mr.. Cochran, Mr.. Justis and Mr..
Benjamin y. Townsend, of our city.
They are all well known and highly
respected. They each have host of
warm friends. Which ever one is
fortunate enough to carry off the
prize will do honor to the administra-
ton of our esteemed Chief Magistrate.
AS Wilmingtonians we are proud Of
our new Court House, soon to be
completed. We would have our pride
increased by having Wilmington
gentleman appointed to grace the new
Office in the new building, as Clerk of
the Peace. This no doubt large
majority of our party and citizens
generally desire. We know our Will
mington candidate is popular with the
people he, at the last nomination
election for Sheriff received more than
thousand votes in our city, and
these thousand honest Democrats
would be much pleased to have their
trusted, generous, open-hearted friend
B. Frank Townsend, honored with
the appointment. DEMOCRAT.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29

,rnar BLACK, before he sailed for
,.,oDs ssO last Saturday, had an interview
~, 'aS NJ. Tllden, as appears from a let-
sbIeb Andrew H. Dill produces AZ
harrisburg from General VIM, b. FRANK. n,i,.
# Hartford, to whom Judge Black
...,,. n~ Mr.. Tilden told the judge that
|. W., would not be candidate at Cincin'
In, The authority for this statement u
1 GOOD, although it comes somewhat IN
I rouud,bout fashion to the public that
4 vill be accepted as unveiling Mr.
TIlden's intention.
nj, but what it might have been sup
Io,.d to be by any one of ordinarily
IoOd Judgment. There is as little donoi
|S,t Mr. Tilden will have presidential
Lbolce VII cb he will have much infiu'
Iuce in persuadiDg the convention 10
I.,sD.. and there Is abundant material
It,m which be may select an acceptable
Intelli0encer.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
st. PauL's Fair.

The following articles were chanced
off at st. Paul's Catholic church fair /:
Table No 1, lady's gold watch was
voted for between Miss Bella Cotton
and Miss Maggie Gallagher, the for
mer receiving $101.01, and the latter
$49. so Patrick Joyce and Jas. Quinn
were candidates for a silver watch,
Joyce receiving 5000, and Quinn
1929 b .se ball was voted for be-
tween Patrick Ford and Patrick Lam
dy, the former receiving $2.25 and the
latter 33 cents !; pound cake was dis
posed of in the same way, Misses T..
Hassan and A. Zebley being The candi-
dates the former received $2.91 and
the latter $1.29.
Table No. 3, the candidates and ar
ticles were as follows A gold ring,
Ella Scully, $3.50 and Maggie Var
den, $50 halfdozen cane-seat chairs,
Lizzie Hetrick, $50, and Matte
Myers, $2.67; a gold ring, William
Dawsey, $5.40, and Thomas Smith
Dawsey, $2.28; a gold ring, Mary Nc
Guire, 80, and Hannah Mcclure, "a. 10
! suit of clothes, Edward Kane, $9.12,
and Charles Jeffers, $3.50 picture,
mary CruHilisa, po'Oo. anu Odrdn MA
loney, $19.77.
Table No. 4, gold ring, Miss l..
Beeson, $5.71, and Miss M. Leonard,
| $20.55.
Table No. 8, gold ring, Kate STAN
nards, $25. go, and Kate O'Neill, 3d.
| 70 ; a gold ring, Maggie Deatz, $16.-
13, and Mary Roach, $3.50 ; a trunk,
George Sweeney, S1O.45, and William
Hanly, S5 cents.
Table No. 6, a gold ring, Miss R.
Body, $3.50, and Miss M. Donnelly,
$7.60 j; base ball, Thomas Hemmerer,
| &c. and - mclaughlin, $12.8S ;
base ball, Edward Lynch 25 cents, and
David Conner, $2.75.
The votes for the flag, contested fol
between the st. Mary's Pioneer Corps
and the Weccacoe Actives, will be
counted this evening.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
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ap29-tf

DJOURNED SHERIFF'S SALE.
n BY virtue of a writ OF Venditi0nt
Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, at the
HOTEL OF VIM. B. CURRENDER,
In the village OF Christiana, in White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware.
ON FRIDAY, the 7th Day Of May, A. D.
1880. at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
A lot of land situate in White Clay
Creek Hu dred, New Castle county, Della
ware, and bounded as follows: On the
north by lands of Dennis Newlin and
George Allen, on the east by lands OF
William F. Smalley. on the south by
lands OF William p Alrich and James
r. @. Oldham, on the west by lands OF
Dennis Newlln, containing IL acres OF
and, more or less, with q frame house
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of George ". Carter, and 70 be
sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs office, New Castle. April 18th,
1885, air29 3taw-ts
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
The School Board.
PARTY STRUGGLES PRRCIPITATED BY
THE REPUBLICAN,.

THE REPUBLICAN,.
Several weeks ago Republicans and
Republican papers in this city started
the cry of 'no politics in the school
election" and have ever since been
industriously hunting up partisan can
didates all over the city. particularly
in the lower wards, which are reliably
Democratic. 1t is hoped by them
that by yelling the ''no party cry
on the one side, and slyly pushing
forward their party candidates on
the other they may run in enough
Republican members to control the
Board, AID dispose of the Office of Sec
retary and Treasurer to some good Re-
publican party worker. This spirit has
cropped out boldly in several wards al
ready, and will doubtless follow In
others. In the First Ward, Messrs.
WIN. F. Brick and Isaac w. Hallam
have been brought out by the Republi-
cans, as candidates against Messrs. Pal
mer and Kyne, the retiring members,
and Ia the Second Ward Christian
| Clavey will contest the reelection OF
Peter u. Furry. Iu the Third Ward
the Democrats have made no opposition
10 Llndley G. Kent, but the Fourth
Ward the Republicans will contest the
return Of VIM. j. Morrow with Wm. III.
Griffin or some other candidate. In the
Fifth Ward, affairs in relation to the
school election are still in q chaotic con-
dition, and no positive candidates of
either political persuasion have been
agreed upon. In the Sixth Ward the
Democrats have taken no hand In the
election, and X. G. Fraim, Esq, and
George Mccall will probably contest.
Mr.. Mccall Is not the Democratic can
date, as stated in yesterdays Republican;
he is a thorough Republican.
The Seventh ward is still cropping
around for candidates but in the Eighth
John B. Floyd has come out against
Bennett Hazlett, Democrat, who was
announced as candidate two weeks
ago. John Brooks, Democrat, decided
Yesterday to contest the return OF
Henry P. Grubb from the Ninth ward,
but the Tenth ward is still without
definitely announced candidates, DIR.
Read J. Mckay, who could have been
elected without opposition, having
peremptorily declined.
This seems to be about the state oi
affairs in regard to the school election
but it is hard to tell what may turn uI
before the polls are closed. 1t may be
possible that combinations win be eff
fected after the polls are open and ther
prove successful. Such things have
been done before.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
Local Lines.

e'lliea H. crabs and live hard shell
70 AZ fnilmers, $40 Market street.
NJ ocE X Beck: The celebrated Diamond
ou. w. poek Beer will be Oh drauphl
SCusnoul SaH the city OH Friday and Sat
a." Apill 5oth and May lst.
h ,,sulond Sond State Book Beer to-niph.
I'm b.ulaay ..y everywhere. Extra, fne,
sn' and exhilarating.
SsCSles S'les Diamond State Book Beer
F%sn' Fri%ss, at 223 and 225 King street,
4, nf'day and Saturday.
nnsNs T,evss entered the store of w M.
aS'u ias q Co., early this morning and
bns dsy away about $500 worth of silk.
bninp' 'ih at the police hearings this
|oubaddppeIl peIlormance of the Salisbury
the Onero gave general satisfaction
fbe opsra iS, House last evening.
|ivs, va sc schooner Jennie Summons has
Srlan g g i9ls port with lumber for the
pS lou q hollingsworth Co.
one Of H. Assembly's ball, the clos
night 'ne season comes off to-mor.
bu,e celebrated to l@",1a. Case" at the opers
arhs ,'-morrow ~ evening.
p to-day. A 0A~ErrE will be is
All last stsainment suea, at Odd Fellows,
Ev.n" evening was well atteh ded.
Otrs rsi' Interest in five vsars; @ a. ,dao puol' II
ltnsu I' Market on Eighth ss streat ,ease Sso, o
elOck. saturday afternoon at
fOlins nspuoacar mo. Convention Of sout,
hun,rsSe es yesterday in Colnmh ohi. n, :
sent' s0s,a Sa and twenty delegstaS ssno,a wo1a
tes to Ch,Sy. Ctty being whites. The ToIs Ge,s
\ unit for orGgo Gg were instructed IN olo nn,'
The daily gazette., 1880-04-29
The Harrisburg Convention.

The Democratic State Convention met
yesterday in Harrisburg, and was called
to order by the Chairman of the State
Committee. Befor the Convention came
to order Senator Wallace and Speaker
Randall met and shook hands on the
floor, and then walked down the aside
logther, amid loud applause. Mr..
Cassidy announced that the parties had
harmonized, and moved the appoint
ment of committee OF six on contested
seats. The motion was carried, and the
Committee appointed. Several recesses
were taken, but the Committee not be-
ing ready to report al night, the Conven-
ton adjourned until this morning.
Tho committee will present report to-
day, settling the Philadelphia contest by
delegates from each party. District dele
gates have been chosen, who, 1t is
claimed by the Wallace men, will stand
| SO against Tilden to Is in his favor.
Tho average American kitchen and
ur. Bulls Baltimore Pills both know
dyspepsia: the one creates 1t, tho other
destroys 1t. Price % cents.