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The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
THIRD EDITION
SHE HADN'T. HEEN ENUMER-
ATED.

The captain At the Central Station
had day-dream Of burglars rudely
shattered the other day by the advent
Of . gaunt tall woman. about 40
years Of age who carried a closed um-
brella in . threAtening way. She re-
fused his salntation of: 'sHot day,
madam-sit down." but slowly ad-
vanced to the desk, gave it rap with
her umbrella, and solemnly asked:
..Am IN human being-a person-a
womanr"
The startled captain was SO long in
answering the question that she con-
sqfI ain'tI want 10 know it, and
that's what Pm here forf'
what is your oases" he cautiously
inquired. !
aWhy, I've been passed over by
the census men the same as IL was a
dogl Not one Of them has been near
Haven't, ehf Well, suppose they
have missed few"
,"But there was some spite about it,
and you can't make me believe there
wasn'tr' she exclaimed as she waved
her weapon around his head. "They
might accidentally miss some little
dwarf Of woman, but how could they
get past me III tell you 1t was put
up job, and don't feel right over
.1t won't make no great difference, |
suppose" mused the captain.
SLOW do you know 1t won'tp she
Indignantly demanded. "Don't / live
heref Don't count ones Haven't |
jnst As many rights as any other wo-
: manf Dol belong in the census of
people or Of goats2 know when
I'm stepped on as well as anybody
'sIt's too bad"
'lt's mean, that's what it is! Every
old poke of an old maid on our street
every girl and every old woman has
got her name. down, while Pve beer
left out in the cold as if l belonged in
Africa. You've got to make this thing
right l10..I
7Me?''
eyes, sir, you'll Now then, write il
down. Pm 43 years old, and no lying
I've, been married three times and am
the mother of nine living children
My father was born in England, and
my mother in this country. was
born in New Jersey, and my occupa-
ti0n In that Of widow who don't cart
two cents for all the men you cal
pile in ten acre lot Got that al
down 2"
Eyes, but you Soc"
"Ldop't see nothing. II am put il
the census, all right. If find ! aim
there, you'll see me again! Good day
sirp' e....t
With that she gave her umbrella al
extra flourish, upset the chair OIL
which she had rested her foot, anC
sailed out without look behind -
Detroit Free Press.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
THE DYNAGRAPH CAR.

Conductor Harry Sweeten went DOWN
70 baltimore this morning with engine
NO. ~, drawing a train con,posed OF
only two cars-a directors car and
r Dudley's Dypagraph car. The lat
Ter contains an Instrument invented b,
Dudley, which places upon D Aper a pef-
feet Transcript of the track over which
the car travels, showing the slightest n
equaiities sofsurface, the grades, curves.
and even the size of the creyices at thn
track joints, bns -jrgTniranif ~
The machine is operated by two small
wheels, which run ON the track, and bv
It's operations small, pointed glass YES
ses, Containing eolorsd Ink, are brought
70 bear upon,a broad sheet u paper pass.
ing under them, SO As TO produce a COM
plete Transcript of the track and Its son.
ditlon, az above stated. .alHs. -
The machine also shows the speed OF
tha train, and Indicates the distances be-
tween gwen poiqts. In the directors
car were Messfs. Ghas. w arner and
christian Febiger, ofthis city, Supsrln-
tendont Kenney, and several PhiIausl-
phia directors. ri
The train started for Baltimore at
$40 O'Clock. ~
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
Truth Ever to be Remembered

WHAT THE HoUSR OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DEcLARED THREE YEARS AGO.
From the Congressional Record, Vol. ",
Part Ill. Page 2,228.
Resolved bu NE HOuse " RepTesentatives
Of the United States, That IL is the duty OF
the House TO declare, and this Heuse does
hereby solemly declare, that Samuel J.
Tilden OF the State OF New YORK received
one hundred and ninety six electoral
votes for the office Of President OF the
Udited States, all of which voLes were
east and Lists thereof signed, certified and
transmitted 10 the seat of Government,
directed TO the President OF the Senate, In
sconformity with the Constitution and
laws OF the United States, by electors
Slegally sligibte and qualified as such cleo
tors, each of whom had been duly ap
pointed and elected In a manner directed
by the OF the State In and for
which he cast his vote as Aforesaid
nd thot said Samuel j. 1ttoien having thus
received The Uote Of q nidljoritu OF the electors
appointed as Gforesdfd. ne iOds thereby dur,
etected Trestdegu Of The Uatted Stoties o,
America for a term 0f Jour years, conl1ne1ac-
esg on uhe 4th day Of March, A. d., 1877,
and lhis House further declares that Thos.
A. Hendricks having received the same
number OF eleetorh votes fur the office o.
Vice President OF the United States thal
We're cast for Samuel j. T1lden for Presi-
dent as Aforesaid, The said votes having
been cast tor him by the same persons
who voted for the said Tilden Tor Presi.
dent ~ Aforesaid, and at the same time
and In the same manner IL is the opinion
OF this House that he said Ih0nlas A
Hendrtcks Of the State Of Indiana D0s dub,
stscted Vice- President Q( the United &dttS
for a term Of four years, commencing on the
An dug VI March. n. D.. 1877.
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FORTY SIX DAYS WITHOUT
FOOD.
ANINvALlD LADY IN NEWARK DIES After
PRoTRAcTED FAST.
From the N. Y. Herald.

ANINvALlD LADY IN NEWARK DIES AFTER
PRoTRACTED FAST.
From the N. Y. Herald.
Mrs. Emehne Winans, a lady forty
three years Of age, died week ago to-
day at her home, No. l7y Newton street, I,
Newark, N. j., after having been abso-
mtely wishout food for forty-slx days,
according TO the testimony of her rela-
tives ano her pastor, Rev. George f.
Dickinson, OF the Trinity MeLnodis ,
church. On Wedntslay a Herald re-
porter called upon Mrs. A. e. Jones, sis
ter Of the deceased, IN whose house the
latter lived, and OBJ aimed the facts con-
nected with Mrs. Winan's case.
IL appears thai, when young WON
an, Mrs. Winans was remarkably fne
looking, strong and healthy. OF fair COM
Piexion, with very light hair and large
Dlue eyes. Nine years ago she was
afticted with rheumatism and became
mewhat crippled. One Sunday, sev.
erai weeks ago, Mrs. Winaus thought
to surprise her sister by making the IRE
and EetLing breakfast. She was taken
with ht and had to be placed in bed al
once. From that day until she died she
never tasted particle of food. Once sh,
asked for some pigeon, but wheu IT WA
prepared she could scarcely taste tn
soup, and ate not an atom. She wa
very thirsty and wanted water constant
ly, whicb was given her sparingly. Sh
wasted away 70 a skeleton. AlmOs
every hour, DAY and night, she vomited
She bore her sufferings with great fortl
ude, and was the most cheerful persol
I'm the house. She rejoiced in the ap
proach Of death, and selected the bymI
and text for her funeral service.
When lifted into the casket the corps
OF the woman who, uine years age
weighed swo hundred pounds, weighe
only xb0ut nifty.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
A SEVERE INJURY.


Shortly before two O'Clock this af-
ternoon, young man named Harry
Bedford, employed at Geo. w. Bak-
er's machine shop, on French street
between Second aud Third, met
with quite a serious accident. He
was working upon a heavy shaft
about six inches in diameter, when
one end of the shaft rolled off the
trestle that supported it and fell
upon his right leg, above the knee,
crushing the flesh in a fearful man.
ner and probably breaking the bone.
A physician was at once sent for
and the young man was afterwards
taken to his home, No. $40 W.
Fourth street. He is a son of Coun.
ty Tax Collector G. II. d. Bedford.
The shaft weighed 240 pounds, and
it broke large hole in the floor
where it struck.
Later accounts say young Bed
ford's condition is very serious, his
thigh being also terribly crushed. r
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
ST, JULIEN AS A COLT.

STEADY GOING AND TRUsTwoRTHY
FROM THE FIRsT-DRIyEN IN A
MILK WAGON, , a cat be, ~, .
NEwBURGH, N. Y.-Aug. I2.-In
the Sun of the lst instant, under date
of Cleveland, Mr.. U. H. Hickok pub
lished a challenge to match St.
Julien for $4,000 or $4,000 a side
against any trotter or PAGER in the
world for any distance, Maud S. and
the PAGER Sorrel Dan preferred, and
said further that when he first began
with st. Julien he would not 90 fast
from the score, was very nervous
that he knew it would be no use of
bringing st. Julien East until be
taught the horse how to behave him
self, and that by adopting a certain
method OF training, which he ex-
planned, he managed to get st.
Julien to be very steady horse.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
TWO LAUNCHES.

A pleasure yacht, a feet long and u
feet beam, owned by the Messrs. Hous-
ton, Of South Chester, wa, launched al
Marcus Hook, on Wed nesdAy afternoon.
On the same afternoon the iron steam
ship City Of Augusta, was launched at
Roach's ship yard, Chester. THIS vessel
is for the Ocean Steamship Company, Of
Savannah, to ply between that city and
New York. She Is 800 feet and 8 In
ches long, 40 feet 0 inches breadth OF
beam, and % feet depth Of hold. Her
tonnage will be 1000 tons, and she will
have ample accommodations io1 125
frst-class passengers. He engines will
be compound, very powerful, and the
ship is expect ed to make very quick time
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
PHILADELPHIA Markets
WEDNEsDAY Ana. II hp

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. IL, 8 p. M
FLOUR AND MHAL.-Flour il fairly 40
tive and nrm. sales OF l0UO barrels, In
luding Minnesota extras at S5 2Sa6 D.
straight; at 50 5OaS7 Pennsyivania family
new and oid wheat at % q IS 5O; Wes-
tern do. AT 70 50 IA - 50, and Patents at 81
8 %. Rye Flour sells al "a 5Ua4 7e.
GRAIN.-Ihe wheat market ls quiet and
shade lower. sales OF 2O,0U Dushels, in
Guiding l5,OOO bus. Aug. al Sl.US5%, rejected,
at elal 70; red aud amber, Lraok and
afiuat at 81 09aSl 10 and No. , red in eie
vaLor, at u OS9zatl OSlh bid for August ;
VI Uo96 September anu sl 0y October. Rye
IL steady at 56a70c. for new, and 7SasDc.
old Pennsylvania. Corn ~ firmly held
and In fair demand. sales OF TOO bushe,s
including rejected, AT 4Sa4S1fc. ; steamer
At 49c. mixed at 5O1saol1ac., and yellow al
| 52a52l3c and 471s bid for August, 481kc. fol
september, and 4es5e. for October, Oala
are inactive and unchanged. sales ol
400 bushels, including rejected at $50
mixed at 35c., aud white VI 81 a 42c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 25Ot
bbls. flour, l25 barrels oatmeal, I3a ,5OU
bushels Wheat. 7,40O bushels corn, Ii 900
Dush. oats, and 50 barrels whisky.
WHIsKY.-l5O bbls. Western irou sound
sold at sl lO per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
A Silver-DOllar Boom,

WASHINGTON, August l2.-The
standard silver dollar is having quite
boom Just now. About tins time every
year for long time there has been q
demand for small United States notes,
especially nom the West, for use In
moving crops. This year the usual de-
mand for small notes has not occurred,
but In It's stead there Is a call for silver
dollars, which has increased until orders
for as many as $4,000 have been re-
ceived in a single day this week.
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Nesoark Letter.
CHURCH MEETING--A RAILROAD LEAsE
GRANGE PICNIC, ETC.
NswAns. Aud. "a 1880

GRANGE PICNIC, ETC.
oouespendea eaes, OF the Gazette,n -
! NEwARk. Aug. fs. 1880.
The members Of St. Johns Church.
win hold another meeting in Porter's
Grove, ON the last Sunday of this
month. Able speakers have been in
vited and are expected 70 be present!
The exercises will be formally opened
on the Saturday evening before.
Rev. John A. France will be home
tomorrow evening and will I'LL his
pulpit on Sunday. The reverend gen
tleman had o month o vacation tender
ed him but he does not seem to think
more than two weeks necessary. d,
The grangers will have q basket
picnic at Willowdale Grove, on the
20th inst. Prominent speakers will
deliver addresses during the day. =
Newark Will be the terminus OF the
p, D. " s. q, railroad for b while at
least, the p, w. & B. railroad having
leased the balance Of the road south Of
its own line. 4nns42 d.Yuc
Mr.. James Shaw, eldest son Of A.
r, shaw, ~ D.,I left Newark for Viii.
mington, on Monday to finish his
trade at carriage painting at the shops
of Hudson & Cahil.
A wagon with load of fine white
sand for the Newark foundry broke
down about one mile this side of Elk
ton, throwing the driver, William
Taylor, out and spraining his ankle.A
I The Diamond State Cornet ,bant
realizedabout $50 clear Of all expenses
from their anniversary last week.
The Mount Holly Band, colorsd, ha,
collapsed some their fpstrumants be,
ing sold to clear Themselves of debt.
The &C. G. B." sernaded Mr.. VIM
Homewood, last, evening, and wer,
handsomely treated by that gentle
man. .d II o70d J. H'i' ,.w
Mr.. Streets, on the Randolph Peter
farm a short distance from Newarl
has begun shipping pears. He say,
the crop is short this year the motl
having destroyed great many trees
$50 III y % | ANON.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
Local TIME rABlK
1kAlNs I.EAlL WlluIxo1,

FOR PHILADELPHIA.-l.S2as
$40 s.OO, y.i4, lO.U2, lO.SO, a. m. ISS
40 40 2.SO, sN, 6O1, /. y% AZ
on sundays, l.4l, 2.23, s.l1,a' m.
B.4s p. m. "
foR New YoRK.-lS28sA,s
AIN. L. ~, 2.43, 6.07. a m.' AZ
ON Sui'd.,ys, I.4l. 2.N !. m
tOh bAbrlAOkE AND NAsHno
l2.Jl, 2.G, 2.l5, S.S5, a. IN, : IaS
p.2I, 7.Oo, p. III. On sundays lga
I a. I'm.
foR BALTIMORE, (Bay Line COIN.
f.ts p, m. No Sunday uain,
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-GOO $500
S.U. b,B, y. m. No Sunday train,
FoH DELAWARE X, h-y.S A nj
d.S6. p. M. No Sunday trains
FoR WILMINGTON & NoRTBEK,
I.Vq a. m.; 800, 5.OS p, IN. No h
trains.
For DELAWARE wLsrEl.S T. h
l0.5U n. in.; $50 y. III. No SUNDAY N
TRAINS ARRIVE IN wll.Ny1
From fHiLADkifHIA.--llE N
$50; y.2, II M; Ella. l2i2 I'D
i.1O, LiA, 5.l7, o.zo, 7.OU. aU0. va. mi
On sundays. 1913, l.5S, 20S, lO.lO a !
p. m.
FRoM NEW YoRK.-l.5S. 9OS SN
1913, l.O2, 4.4i. 7W p. m IN sul
l.bS, 2.vba. IA.
FROM BA ALTIMORE.-l.3, III, GAI
M; l2.25, l2.5i. l2.37, 5.SS, aiI y
sunday 4, .3U, 2.l7 a. III. y.Ii y. III.
FI.oA MAsniNGrOA.-l.;h, Iii.
IL.2o. I1.5I, l2.37, sos, g.iS p. m.
FROM, ,NEw CAsrLL.-S.jI,9 9s5, llal
5.25, 6,4o p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.j, d
$40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGTON 4 NORTHgRy
$40, Ills a. M; 6.i5 p. m. No 8
trains.
From DELAWARE WESTERN K. 3
a. M; z ID, y. m. No SUNDAY trAlhi
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON a
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BR0AD ID SrREkT AND WASH
AvENUE-7.3O,' 6.lO, 1850, n.N llG
l.B0, 800, $3.50. 100, 5.l5, 800, GU "
u.30 p. IN. ON sundays, S.3pa n-
9.4b, Il.SO p. IN.
From 'rIiIRTY SEooSD AND NJ
STREETS. -7.3O, lbs a. IN l22S,
M: l.W a. IN. On Sundays, l.W, a
NorE.--The black figures represt
d" I'm ted Express" on which an
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
RAII.ROAD3
7 r
A PHILADELPHIA, WIIMiAl
L AND BALTIMORE RAlLE
JULY 18th 1851.

~ 4Je "a @SNF'
Trains win leave WilmingtOnIlo
tor f.I
Philadelphia and lntermedlaleslu
100. SO, lO.Ua. M; ~, iw
y. IN. .,.|
PLiladelphla thxpress) 6.N, w
l0.U2 q. m. 2.2O, v.4S p. 10
Phila. anu New York 2.z,b,N''"
M, 1893, l2.43, ~, 6.O1 p. IN. Ga
Baltimore and lnIerlhedlale "
s.35 n. IN. 5.2 p. N.
baltimore and Bay line, Ib ?, o.
Baltimore and Washington, "
Z al6 yl5. d. m. l252, .H ~, ~ !,
Trains for Delaware Division, ~
New Castle 1.U, vs., y. IN; l'0' Y
p. In. ..,,.,.s sij
Harrington and lntermediS~ 'D
y.2 q. m. l.D5, 6.S5 P. IN. s.....
Delmar and intermediate s'AuO
M; LOO p. IN.
sur DAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and lntermedlSN'
s. 10 a. IN. 5.OO. 6.3O, y.O p. n. sa
.Philadelphia and New fCIk, ~ -sa'
Raitimore and Washington ~
q. IN. .,.,, ,,assengs
For further Information psssen ps,n
referred TO the time tabIsS PTySl PgsyySl
oep" superinlsn9
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
somewbat aa,,ar

AT noon to-day Frederick Creese,
the wounded burglar, was somewhat
better, and it is now thought that
he will recover. He is being taken
care of by "Lige" Countiss, who was
committed to Jail few days ago as
vagrant for thirty days.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
NOT A. FIRE.

At Diefendor7s clothing house.
Fourth and Market streets at $50
O'Clock this afternoon, fire was
built in the work room, and the
smoke came SO thickly from the
chimney that fire alarm was occa-
stoned. Tie fremen promptly re-
sponded, but there was no occasion
for their services. .
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were weak and recorded a sharp decline
tor the day. Call money was easy at
a as the ruhng rate, the highest and
2 ~ n the closing quotation. Foreign
exchange was weak. Fifty thousand
pounds, gold, we're reported as with
drawn from the Bank of England for
shipment bither. Bonds OF all classes
were firm.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
STILL UNSETTLED.

The case Of ietter-carrier James l..
Hawkins is still unsettled, but his friends
new confidently assert that he will be re-
instated and that be will resume his offi-
eial position on Monday morning.
Postmaster Pyle was in Washington
jscture AZ. to the probable termination
of tho affair. +iiHi -taftiiis bHf S'i''i '''T
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
General NesOs.

The telegraph line between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua has bees iully COM
pleted and opened to the public service.
The Words Fair Commission yestel'-
day added President Barnard, OF Col
umbia College, 10 the Committee on
Address to the American People. The
Committee was instructed 10 submit the
address 70 the Executive Committee
before publication. .r.
President Hayes 10 expected to return
to Washington, D. c., to-day.
The Readjusters ofthe Fifth Congress.
ional District OF Virginia yesterday
nominated Hon. J. T. Stouall for Con-
gress by acclamation.
Hoa. Samuel +. Coleman, o.
Cumberland county, was nom
mated yesterday by the Democrats fol
the Fourth Congressional District o.
Virginia. ..I ...,
The Michigan Democratic State Con
vention yesterday nominated for Cover
nor r. NJ. Holloway, Hillsdale; Lieu
tenant Governor, K. ii. Thompson
Genessee; Attorney General, Henry p
Henderson; Treasurer, /. M. Weston
Auditor, General Richard Moore, Clin
ton.
L. ID. Thomas, OF youngstown, hal
been nominated as the Democratic can
didate for Congress from the Seven
teenth District. q. ii. Norris has beeI
nominated as the Democratic candidat,
from the Ninth District OF Ohio.
At Nashville, yesterday, the Stat,
Credit Democrats Of Tennessee nomin
ated John V. Wright, q straight-out
debt-paying Democrat, as candidate 10
Governor. The RepudIationisls held
meeting, at which 10 delegates wer
present, and nominated S. +. Wilson a
| candidate for Governor.
The Democrats of the Sixth Distric
Of Ohio, yesterday, renominated Hon
| Frank Il. Hurd tor Congress.
The Republicans of the Nlneteent
1 Ohio district nominated last night Judg
Ezra b Taylor, of Warren, as GEL
Garfield's successor in Congress.
The Democratic convention OF th
Fifth Virginia District yesterday r,
nominated Hon. George q Oabell TO
Congress.
The West India cable between AspiI
wall and Jamaica is broken, and ther
has been no communication for the pas
ten days.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
american Grain 49,.

cb.%ca LONDON August Ig."'Isn1s :" sns
S,s,u, Ssa, csnSe sl, is caused y ,%s s.s,! =.
Royal, Roy. Ten earsots p,ts'ls,a =. q =,
IRON Denmark. Ths Ale y, as
acknowledge their iD,hi,'el,s \. hhie,slsI
American shippers. ''u'll''a'
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13

We are not alone in our record OF
railway horrors. England shares the
sad destruction. The accident to the
Flying Scotsman ON Monday night
near Berwick on Tweed has had a
companion picture on the Midland
Railway between Leeds and Lancas-
ter. Several persons were killed out
right and many fatally or seriously in
jured. LII 4 Iarh 'nti
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
A FENIAN SCARF
A VEssEL AT CORK Bo,p,.
CASES OF Ap,,D AZ

A vEsskL AT CORY po
s, CASES OF ARMS TAys1
LONDON, August l2-,nA
Eon,'llons E',u, To-day Right Hon II ,ne n
rofstoi Chief Secrels,y non,
Ply 70 an inquity, lad ,Os S ite
. o1ardeI tie Norwegian 'a .
cur. 3 '. d the , captain 4l'a a% oiBeaIp, Bse,p
away forty -seven must4,' ,sfs
tnen have or.n atr'.'''s aasets; s,
W TO TO Cork was cut ''' lie
- Later news saIsa no,d,,
engaged ~ u the iobbtr, btu Of ,nnl
San9, S 70 Cork harbor. Thar n r,Is Y
small boats, e. ch car, ,e nsie VI
Ihe crew uf the Jun9s' s'Ss T w
aown IN the ior+,sslIs .Ns "s'e
., .rieS were placed vvsl lIra @ @
lam .s ano a rsverue oiiiorss,..,
the cabin. Tue cnpla,n :, "eissl
upon tue sentry who wa. s'u'" u".i. '
door oui for the eutr, at, ot kual' ~ |
feared they would be kllI,n S' :" y
pos,u Que oi the party len d0 J
Tue ho d, thus putting an e' sn, 10
operations, marks OF uIood N a.',. ~
. oE. \ ~eniy men kept pusm
road to assist in carving suSiu o@
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
The Pleasures of Hone.

When the body is bowed with pain all
This may brighten the suffering but IL
does not cure. At time like this how
welcome is such a friend as Warmers safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, bringing hope
renewed life.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
SECOND WARD MEETING.

A meeting ofthe second ward Demo
Gratis will be held an Tuesday evening
next Ia the CapeII Building, on Shipley
street above Second, Addresses wlll be
feivered by Chafles b Lore, Esq, and
others. All are INVITED 20 be present.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
AGENTS WANTED sR:spsss sS :s, sa,' Ss"s sss tst snd
the only authentic low priced book con-
tanning the lives OF
GEN'L. W. s. HANCOCK
W. H. ENGLISH.

A complete record OF the early and
military life OF OfMAJ.-GENERALW WINFIELD
3. HANCOCK. with o full and graphic nc
count of the proceedings, speeches and In
ctdents at the Cincinnati Convention, also
the platform. table of ballots and letters
OF acceptance, with the life OF W. II. ENG
LIsH. Richly embellished with numer-
GUS artistic illustrations and fine. hand.
some engraved portraits of each candl
date. Sue success 70 all who take hold
will positively outsen all books. Send for
circulars and extra terms.
Address, III. w. KELLEY a CO.,
JyS4tw. I'll SAMSON ST., Phila. Pa,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Oar D.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indisyretions OF youth, nervous
weakp ess, early decay. loss Of manhood,
&C., will send q recipe that viii cure you
was discovered By . missionary in south
America. send u self addressed envelope
10 the REV. JosEPH T. IHMAN, Nation d
NstD York Otu. Mayt-eodD&wly
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
Clayton House Arrivals.

J. .. Mast, New York. - -
y. T.. Bonfoey. Middletown. Conn.
Polh emus Lyon, New York.
]! T. Wilson, Middletown, Del.
Joseph Bale, Pennington, Conn.
Henry 4. Davis and lady, Phila. agt
i. ID. Osbourn and wife, ~" tilifluiS
Chas. W. Copeland. New York. ihst
York. -" y -
Miss Sallie Hesser, city. ii. ...i. .l .
u J. Edwin Reed, Phila. ........a.s.t
=; G. Smith. Reading. l..l Jtaaai.
Thos Jones. Phila. ',-............. .Ir.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13

The Prob bi!ionists Of Main.
mat y. ,heii . ":, candidate for Goys,,] s,
: saks i..s o 900 votes away from i'Su' II.
ZooO from Congres, man R,sc ~
First District. If they dot,sd
puohcans will be compleIsIy S'r' ro''
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
FOURTH EDITION
T...,c.e.e.. re~ r.-D.y.

Clear or partly cloudy weather. north
west TO northeast winds. nearly stationary
temperature, stationary or higher barom-
eter,
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financial and Ces.mereasi.
WILMINGTON, d

WILMINGTON. Dsl.s Aug u, -.
Latest stock quotations fuEptshed by
Heald q Co., 8. e. corner Seventh and
an tn dav.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
Wilmington markets.

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug. ., 1880.
Quotations al Lne kraLCywlns Mills for
Flour and Grain.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-13
They Were Gathered In.

TWELVE TRAMPs ARRESTED BIZ THE Po-
LIcE-NINR OF TBRM SENT TO NEw
CASTLE.