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One Way TO EconomIze.

Many poor man, If Required 10 ac-
co ant for the manner In which he has
his income, would md bills OF
his family physician for medical services
among the leading Items. In seven cases
out of ten acute diseases are the result of
some neglected chronic disease. Thus,
levers Invariably result from diseased
conditions of the blood and liver, ana
the timely uso of Alternative and blood
purifying and cathartic remedies would
have averted the prostrating illness, that
1ften leaves the system irreparably in
jured. DIR. PIerces Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are the best Alternative and cathartic
medicines yet compounded. Full direc-
tions are gwen for administerir & them,
together with an accurate description OF
The symptoms deman ling their use
They will! not cure all human ills as
some medicines are advertised to do but
fhey will cure the disease for which they
are compounded and recommended. re
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TlNO Weddi2lls.

At the residence of her father, No.
303 West Sixth street, last evening
Miss Anna c. Pickels, daughter of
Henry F. Pickels, Esq, was united
in matrimony to Mr.. VIM. II. Nor
ris, of this city. The affair was
enjoyed by large number of rela-
tives and friends. and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. George W.
Miller, pastor of Grace NJ. E. Church
assisted by Rev. j. II. Nixon, D. d.,
of Central Presbyterian Church.
Another wedding occurred in this
city, last evening, at the residence of
the bride, No. 1912 Pennsylvania
Avenue. The contracting parties
were Miss Eta WOodman, formerly
of Springfield, Mass, and Mr.. Vim
cent c. Walker, of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F.
B. DuVal, of the First Presbyterian
Church. After the ceremony the
happy couple left OIL the l:44 a. m.
train for tour through New York
and New England.
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The Nomination to be Bought.
From the Telegraph, Rep.
THE THIRD-TERM ONSPlRACY.

THE IHlhD-IEh NJ ONSE1hAS
The Junior MIR. Cameron having had
the alternative presented him Uf either
being elected summarily from his chair
manship OF the National Republican, or
of stopping his nonsense, discreetly COLI
cluded that he would stop the particular
nonsense which the majority objected to.
Mr.. Cameron, therefore, is spartd the
humiliation which awaited him, and
has had lesson which possibly may do
him some good, while the bottom has
been knocked out of the unit-rule trick,
and the third-term conspirators have
been forced to fall back upon the ancient
and approved Cameron methods of con-
trolling deliberative bodies we mean,
of course, by the purchase of delegates
Whether or no General Grant in nom
mated Oh the first or any ballot will,
therefore, depend upon whether Mr..
Cameron and his co-conspirators are
able to buy up enough purcbasable del
egates to give their man nominal VIC
tory. 1t is, of course, not beyond the
bounds of possibility or probability that
4 purchased majority for Grant may be
secured, for there is plenty of purchasa a
BILE material in tie convention, but we
scarcely think that the Syndicate will
succeed in what they are aiming at
while we are not at all in doubt as to
what !he practical outcome of the per
formance will be, should Grant be nom
mated in the only way III which be can
be nominated, when the voters get a
chance next November TO express their
sentiments.
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MeFch anr

The New YORK papers are eagerly In
forming their readers that the follJwing
accident Is likely to occur again at any
time 10 any Ann orlcdu AS well - a Cuban
oro er foreigner. 1t seems that Ssnor
Ricardo +. konly, n "ealthy Havana
merchant. with that spirit OF enterprise
which characLeiizes Lne nation that gave
Christopher Coiumbu, II Z eat stake, sent
TO M. a. Dauphin, No. 3l9 Broadway, New
York City, for a icket In the AprIi draw
Ing OF the wOrld-wid famous Louisiana
State Lottery, and received by return of
mail No. Al ,5y5, and lie trned by telesrr phi
OF his success In earning by the inve l.
ment OF 81 a sum of $4,000 IN gold, worth
in the debased Havana currency abo I
S75.OOO or SS0,OOO. And now why are you
not an imitaJor of this lofty Spaniard-
Dear Reader. myll-bt.
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INCREASED ATTENDANCE
OLIVET FESTIVAL.

Tonight will be the great oCcss
the festival now being held in 4
Church, at the corner of Adams
Chest nut streets. II you desire d
a quiet, pleasant chat with fflea
an opportunity to eat plate Of 4
al your leisure, you are advised 4
early before the crowd commend
come. The doors will be openedaI
p. m. The confectionery stand vi
found at your right hand as you
the church, and the bouquet stand Y
lett, between which, in The Celte
the room, is the lemonade well.
cream saloon can be entered byI
door at the right of the pulpit. T1
the attendance and sales Of last
exceeded those of Tuesday, still g1
things are looked for at the tesllVa
night.
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Wilmington rarHetS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

EONhSDA1, June Z, I. NJ.
FLoUR-Tne demand continues limited
puI prices wer unchanged. Sales of 1900
pirrei', including Minnesota extras, at
sIab; PennsVlvania family at S4 IS y b:
Western d.. at u Is ii q 20 and Patents al
- ~ %, Rye flour Is steady at ri 62l5
GRAIN.-Wheat IL dull, unsettled and
lower. sales OF 1903 bushe s, Including
re- u 2al 30, al d amber at 4 81; No
red II eevator, ut 81 ~ May, 81 23$4 Jur e,
o. lE1s Is July, and 81 y4August. Rye
|, sc.Ice. We quote Pennsylvania at sSc.
Com 10 III ialf request and over. sales OF
lS,u bushe =, including rejected at Ole ::
steamer NJ olao2c. mixed at 5Z15aJ3c. vel.
loN al bic, aud VIII te at soc. AT the cali
board $1,000 bushes sail mixed. August
sold at lBs4c., aud 20,OU0, May, nt 81 &c, Oats
are better. Sales of5UUU bushels Including
NIX d, at 4Os42c;, and white at 4516a4ic.
| ne receipts to day were az follows; 2llO
obs. hour, H,UOO bushels Wheat, 9O,oUO
bushels corn, III, 100 bushels oats, 6l5 bbls.
malt, l41 barrels whisky.
MHlsKf.-l6' barrels OF Western IRON
bound sold at al l0A per gallon.
fHlLADELPHlA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY May H. ) + NJ
Inc cattle market has be en- dull during
NE past week, and prices were IA fraction
lower. S2OO head arrived nd sold nj the
Jinerent yards at 3a!J54c. per lb., as to con-
dltiOu.
SHEEP we're duh and lower. $3.50 head
sold AT the different yards at 5Aa7ls lse
per lb., as TO condition, and lambs So Id al
od9c. per ID. w
Hoes were dull, but yric' were un.
changed dJJO head sold at ga nc. per To
COWS were unchanged. lgJ head sold mi
%2O aS5O per head as to condition.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Pdrk Dr0re Yard. West I'hfId. MnU ID.
SHEEP.-Exlra, no to 1870 bs., s5 10 u 5 10
good 80 10 100 tba., 515 to 54c.; fair. 81 to si
h'., ~ to .; good lambs,eA tc S1a; common
lambs, TO ~; calves, 5 10 Bl1c, Market
iair. Arrivals. 500 head.
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General Foreign Nes0s.
LONDON, June 3, 1880.

LONDON, June 3, 1880.
Sir Austen Layard has left Constan-
tinople for England.
A boiler explosion has taken place
in Berlin, by which eight persons were
killed.
St. Petersburg advices state that the
death of the Empress of Russia is i'm
minent.
Several Jews have been arrested near
st. Petersburg on charge of being
connected with the nihilists.
Mgr. Jacobini has asked for leave to
come to Rome to give explanations of
his interviews with Prince Reuss.
General Bonelli, Italian Minister of
War, has resigned, and Admiral Ac-
ton, Minister of Marine, has been ap-
pointed Minister of War.
Mr.. p. Lorillard's aged brown geld
ing Parole and four-year-old brown
colt Falsetto have accepted the condi-
tions for the race for the Northumber-
land Plate.
The Times Berlin dispatch says it
has been officially announced that dur
ing the absence of Prince Gortschakoff
NJ de Giers will conduct the Foreign
Office.
Sir John Lubbock, liberal, has been
elected member of Parliament for
the London University, without op-
position, i'll the place OF Right Hon.
Robt. Lowe, raised to the Peerage.
A Berlin despatch TO the DailyNews
says that a serious accident has occur
red on the Berlin and Magdeburg Rail-
way. A train ran off the track and
two persons were killed and thirty -four
injured.
At a NEE ing of bondholders of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company yesterday Protection Com
mittee was appointed, and also dep
uation to wait ON Lord Cairns to
ask him to act as chairman of the com
mittee.
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1a"F0er on Board - g.,

A NEGRO SEAMAN KILLING ~,
IA rAiN AND COOK AND AT1r", lnn
TO KILL THE MATE. "''tNP
NORFOLK, VA, June . :.
hour last night, a party Of aon,i a,mal
r,yrI n, here, bringing with ,ham i'",,rIR u!
w, seiby Of Wicomico, hld'' 'Frn m,'N
schooner Mignonette Of I5al, Bal,ima.e male
Georgetown to Richmond '',rn1fe mi%
Of coal. The mate saws lbst s'a u 4
schooner on Monday nipbi ou voA'
River. He is hadly wounded oU NJ !,
and an has many bruises abon, "a 'ha ,,'
nc NV was taken to st. Mincqnl,s III Tol
The crew of the vessel consi', l
Capt. Milton Frank, Maie e"S,s Ss'
negro cook named William isaI
a colored seaman named T'
Thompson, a giantinsize and s,'1
The latter found an excuse 70 s1'
T.'t, 60 I,e'o", anu then despatched
Captain with a pump rake, ri
attacked the mate. first stuL;a m
a heavy blow on the head. TSa M
defended himself with a sheath
and succeeded in reaching tbs
where he concealed himself funtii
ing. The negro Thompson nj
burn the vessel, and the mate
quently heard him lower n y,i
row away. The mate remained
place of concealment until sunriIl
then he went on deck. The hi
the Captain had been thrown
board. The dead body of the d
cook was found in the forecastleI
ed with an axe.
The mate hoisted signal Of h
and was taken off by a fishing
who visited the schooner and ,6et
ample evidence Of the scene Of
which had been enacted in the
which plentifully Uespa.tered the
forecastle, and cabin. The facts
communicated to TIE United K
aulhor-ties,and the Marshal imnled
sent crew up TO take charge d
vessel. The negro Thompson ha
been arrested. 1t is supposed that
hiding in the swamps in Nat
county.
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A Mean Thief.

On Thursday last, man called at the
clearinghouse s. f. corner of Eighth
and Market streets, and inquired # be
could obtain board there. Being an
swcrej in the affi native, he was AIKEN
to a boarder's room in order to wash
In a short time he descended from the
room with valise In his hand, and in
quired as to what time dinner would be
ready. He was told the time, and after
requesting that the lady of the house
meet him after dinner in order TO make
arrangements as to price, etc, he left
and has not thus far returned. On Sat
urday the boarder who occupied the
room and who by the way is reporter,
went 10 the closet and found for the
first time, that the would-be boarder
had walked off with q suit of clothes,
valise aud 81 In money belonging to
him. The reporter would like to lay
his hands on that man.
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WRECKS ALONG THE co
TWO VESSELS 1osr

N"o VESSELS LOST An,
DAMAGED IN 1uEsDDyI,'w sDD two .o. q
,.I..t LONG Nc BRANCH, June . 'ioA'
says S.s,, tha. the schooner no.n Inls mo-
ruler ~ In ballast from No'sSetl, N0Slsetl, 4
ed &c last night IN a cold cold NooriOlk, sd
she lies easily and will l1lasteriy II
noated. Tie thermom,o,pr NOM, probabl
sesenty;eight srss. ,,.g degrees to tilvlll fell
grees within twelve hours '''y'nins|
= DELAWARE BRrARSO
Bangor, Ban Me-, with lumber VsSrlen, or e.
phia struck at the Breal, r II ior Phil
m. The crew of fj''R~aler five H"i at
vessel vessel Is a total wreck Gefe T, saved.
Coast Wrecklng Conn.,. CM, The
me bulk Of the cargo. '' nope
RooKLAND, Me- J,n
schooner John Fl Sune C 2.1
Bangor for New York kTVnEerse, wi,S
on Binkmore's Ledg. os oaS'l Ice,
land, land Yesterday. Tn, bn buon Matan !
,nn.4 Inns is ti the third vessel Ipy tIaiy IVA was
,v verse lost her keel and is isl ieaiin. tne
,EAsTpoRT. Me-, Jun.
schoo Ter William R pa oulls ~
rock. rock called the Ball, of cau.il G.'uel|
ter. 'a'homs o
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c,avton House Arrivals

Jno. G. Hardness, city n Pa,
ThOs. M. Taylor. Wagohto""
John c. Sims. Phila. oo conu,
Charles q. Leary, New VOTE ~
Capt. LIE Fevre, ,,.,,o
IA. Vandever, Phila. w
w. III. Paine. BrooklSU. .rI ~
w, Hildebrand, New io'A'
@, 8. Gibson, Phila.
w. N. Wilson, Penna;
Isaac Giles, New fors. fos
A. q. Osborne, 81. deois0''
w. Cumnins, CITY,, oermanla orc
Thirty members OF defi
trTi Thiirnynthree hHsiai members MendeI'''''
w Il Edmiston, Phila. r,Ile Pa
Mrs. r. X. DalzeIl, Coates'"''
Hannah /. Morris, vork
H. j. Demarest, New fopA; t'o A;Pa.
lanes d. Rhoads, Del. Co'i
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Plils asS d. eexperIsiI
of Years OF Observation nG and by W LEAD
Thew are now recommenueo
physicians.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

FoR PH11ApEsrHIA.-i.se 2.2s, ESQ. 7So,
q 10 4 10. 94l, lO.U2, 1880, o. M; l24l, 1850,
LOO 2SO, l.od, 5.4S, 100, S.4S, sto z; 10; W %
Sundays, l.h, 2.ss, s.lo,a. M; $40, o.So, US
p FOR Ni NEW YoRx.-lA29seso 100, 1902.
n. m: 1859, NJ. As, ll.4l, q. M, SIS, p. m.
On Sundays, l.4l. 2.2s q. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToNs--s
1851, 20s, 2.l5, s,S5, g: m; l21S i;Sa az a
5.22. 7.OS, p. m. On sundays i1oi' z'O'' Ai'
FOR BALTIMORE, (Bay Line connection),
..O8 p, IN. No Sunday trains. ,os
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-a0O S.&, q. M; l.oo,
500, 836, p. m. No Sunday trains, NJ.
FaR DELAWARE X. R.-9.25 .. m; LOS,
FoR WILMINGToN i NORTH ERIN II. R.
$40, a. M; 800, $50 p, m. No Sunday
FOR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.i5
lO.SO a. M; $50 p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.--l243 6S, 20s,
a99, $40. lI.bS. q. m.: l2.l4, l242, LOG. 2.5O,
40, 4.44, 5.l7, 8.25, 100, 800. go. lilo p. m
on sundays, 1913, 1.5S. 2.Os. 1910 q. m. TBS
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.ss. aOs, $50, a, M,
l9.43, I.O2. I4l. 100 p. m ON Sundays,
FROM BALrIMoRE.-l.se. All, OBS. s.57. a.
M; lA26. 1854. l2.S7. 6.3s, s4j, p. m. On
FROM WAsHINGToN.-l.36,2 ALI. q. m. |;
I225, 1861, I3.87, 6.3S, 9.4s p. m.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S.50, 9.s5, l20Oa. M;
5.25, $40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE II. R.-S.6O, IL M. !;
$40 u. m. No sunday trains.
From WILMINGTON q NoRTHERN X. X.
500, ll-95 a. m; 6.48 p. m. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.0O,
O. m; 2 Is, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND W AsHIN0ToN
AvENUE-7.8O,' 5.lO, 1880, 1915, n.45 a. M;
l.8O, 800, $50. 400, 6l5. 800, $40, 800. 946,
ll.30 p. in. On Sundays, $780, a. M; 800,
$40, ll.3O p. m.
FRoM Thirty SECOND AND MARKET
STREETS. ll.85 a. m AZ. 10. 400, p.
M; LOO a. m. On Sundays, LOO, a. m.
I'm ted Express" on which an extra
are iB charged
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A NPQrO's Crt9n es.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2, 1880

New ORLEANS, La, June 2, 1880.
Sunday night, during the absence
of Mr.. Nelz from his home, near
Premier, George Wilson, icolored),
a laborer, entered the house, knock
ed Mrs. Nelz and her mother-in-law
senseless with hatchet, robbed the
house of $50 in silver and other
valuables and left on Monday morn
ing's train. Mr.. Nelz returned on
Tuesday and found the women in a
helpless and almost dying condition,
Their recovery is doubtful. Efforts
are being made to arrest the robber
and would-be murderer.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
WESLEYAN COLLEGE.

The programme foI Commencement
week at Wesleyan Female College is as
follows:
Su' nay, June 13th-Baccalaureaie e
Sermon at Grace NJ. K. Church At 10 80
e. M, by the President.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 18th, 10Th and 16th-Examination
in College Hall.
Wednesday, June 10Th, y p. M.
Alumn@ Anniversary in the College
Hall.
Thursday, June l7tb, 10 a. M
Meeting of the Beard of Trustees in
College Parlors
Thursday, June 18th, 8 p. D.-Com-
mencement in the Opera House.
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STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS.

Esquire l.. A. Bertolette has in bis
Office an accurate likeness of Hon.
Stephen A. Douglass, Illinois, neatly
framed. Numbers of people gaze
upon the picture without the slightest
idea of its identity, which shows how
completely the public men of two and
three decades back are fading from
public recollection.
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THE REYBOLD CLAlMS'

In the House of REPRESENTING
Tuesday, Col. Martin c., succeFSSIiI' MI
getting into the Deficiency '9yioc D"I
item appropriating something III
S15, 900 to Anthony Reybcld,. Of i,9
ware City, for claims agalla''tt tDs ,Dr re
Of vessels furnished during the w
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A PARALYTIC STROKE.

Shortly after 12 o'clock, as Jacob
August, timer was engaged at work
for VIM. Dollard, N. w. corner of
Fifth and Spruce streets, he was seiz-
ed with paralysis. He was taken to
his home over Third street bridge, by
n gentleman named Edward Mul-
rine.
Upon arriving at home, a physician
was Immediately summoned.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-Stocks
showed some strength and the market
closed at the highest figures of the day.
Money ruled A to per cent on call to
Stock Exchange borrowers. Railroad
bonds were i'll demand and bouyant.
The Treasury bought 100000 bonds,
including some four per cents. Foreign
exchange was dull and unchanged.
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FIFTH EDITION.
- - -. -
From, the Convention.
A Permanent 'organiza-
ton Effected.
conkling Again Defeated.
A RECESS UNTIL FIVE O'CLOCK
Special despatch to tina Gazette.
CHICAGO, June 3.
conkling Again Defeated.

A RECESS UNTIL FIVE O'CLOCK
Special despatch to ths Gazette.
CHICAGO, June 3.
The Convention met at IL .45 o'clock
to-day.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganization reported George F. Hoar,
the temporary presiding officer, for
Permanent Chairman, and the report
was adopted.
Senator Conkling moved for recess
until SIX o'clock, aud supported it in a
lengthy speech, but 1t was lost.
The usual number of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries wee also selected.
The Committee on Credentials asked,
and were allowed until four o'clock to
report.
Col. Bob Ingersoll, is to represent
the anti-Grant cOntesting delegates
from Illinois.
There will be no ballots taken o-day.
On motion of Congressman Freye,
the Convention adjourned until o.
clock,
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$500 Reward

was for years Offered in every paper of the
land by The former proprietor Of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy Tor n case OF catarrh it
would not cure. IL cures by it, mild
soothing, cleansing, and healing proper
ties. Snuff or dust of any kind dries up
catarrh and drives 1t TO the lungs. ! his
remedy has stood the test of time, having
beeu popular remedy fora quarte OF "a
century. Sold by druggists at 90 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
SOUTH CAROLINA FOR BAlI

COLUMBIA, S. C., June =
Democratic State Convention c9n!
ed its work to-day by nomln1
s ate officers, electors and the Ts1 rel1
ing delegates to Cincinnati ! iD5 !,
egates are uninstrueted, but II ! !
derstood that they are all LOT Day
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
WHIRLED TO DEATH

CINCINNATI, June l.-Wm'
aged 10, engineer at Miles Green
d Co. s mill, was caught in tue
chinery this morning while Y
making 1873 revolutions per mlnn''
killed.
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RAILROAD ..
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD

MAY path 1880.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows: I:
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
100. s.l0. 1880 u. M. 2.SO. 400. 7OO. 600 p.
n, 9.4S d. m.
Philadelphia tExpress) $50, 800. 944.
1902 a. m. e.48 p. m
Phila. ana New York 223, $780, 90, 1902 a.
M, ll4l. l2.39. 12.43, b.48 p. m.
Baltimore and Intern. ediute stations,
SIS a. m. 5.22 p. m.
Baltimore and bay line. 7.08 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5l, 200,
q S35. u. nj. 1882, .Oi. 4. ~, 7.0o, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 600, s.25. a. M, LOS. 800, 6.S5
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
9.B q. m. LOS, 8.35 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 825
M; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 O. m. /; 500, $50. $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.23 q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851. 2.O8
q. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred To the time tables posted at the
depot. II. +. RENNEY,
Superintendent
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OFF THE TRACK

One of the shifting engine, i, jur NJ
the track, near the depot IT, .pr rsol, H
ing, and before it coula a.. o' BaItir m
detained the 9 35 train for p'''''
about ten minutes.
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DISORDERLY CONDUCT.

This morning about 1890 O'Clock, Off
Ger @ cannon arrested Isaac Hayden and
Thomas Holstead, at the corner of
water and King streets for being disor-
derly. They were arraigned before the
Mayor this morning, and required to
pay ST. and costs each.
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HEARD AND DISMISSED.

Esquire vandegrift, this morning,
heard the complaint of John Groves
against Mary Moody, of malicious
mischief and abusive language. The
evidence, however, failed to substan-
tiate The charge, and the case was dis
missed.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
THE DELAWARE DELEGATES.

of the Delaware delegates at the Chi
cago Convention, Mr.. Smithers has been
made chairman to announce the vote of
the State. Mr. Feblger is on the Com
mite on Organization, Mr.. Clark on re-
solutions, Mr.. Lofand on credentials,
Mr.. Garry Oh rules and ord of business
and Mr.. Curry is one OF the Secretar-
les.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

W. NJ. Kennard Co. open to-day a
line OF Union Linen Lawns at 6% cents
Cheapest goods ever offered in ihis or any
her market. Far below value.
People learn wisdom by experience. A
man never wake up his second BABY TO
see II laugh, but always keeps DIR. Bulls
BdbS ~ iup handy.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
FOR BAYARD

The Queen Anne's County, Md. del.
egalion to the Stats Convention in said
70 be in favor of Mr.. Bayard for Pres
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
w ashingtOn.
THE WHITAKER CAsE-MARTIN 1.
TowNsEND's REPORT.
WAsHINaToN. June 2. 1880.

WASHINGTON, June 2, 1880.
A statement was printed here this
afternoon that in the report which he
made some time ago to the Secretary
of War Martin /. Townsend gave a
history of what he had done before the
Court, and thought it was no longer
necessary for him to attend the inquiry
as he was satisfied that Whitaker was
himself the guilty party. Secretary
Ramsey was asked concerning this by
q Herald reporter, and said at once,
"There is not one word of truth in this
furtf er than that Mr.. Townsend made
a report. In that report he did not
express an opinion pro or con. de
simply reported to the department the
part he took in the examination Of wi :
nesses before. the Courl, which was
proper, as he was selected by the War
Department to go to West Point. The
statement is ridiculous and without
foundation whatever.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The decrease
of the public debt for MAJ is $l5,928.-
033.s7. Decrease of the debt since June
30, last, $74. $40 1852
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
REGlST RS ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE,

Ne" Naslle county, May SIN, loSD.
Upon the application OF John Donahua
Administrator e. L. A. OF Ann DevIue
late Of ChrlstianA Hundred, in said coun-
ty deceased 1T is O. dered and directed by The
Regis er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting of letters
OF Administration upon the estate of tue
deceased, with tue date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisem enLs 10 be post
ed within forty days from the dats of such
letters, IN six ol The Most public places of
The county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tale To present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
lns' rtd within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a wspaperpub.
'ished in Wilmington, AMI To be contIn.
ued therein three weeks, te d.
Given un Ter The hand and seal
; l.. $. of office of the Reg isieI aforesaid
t-~~~' AT New Castle, In new Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. e BIGGS Register.