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and son, Miss Sarah J. Baker, Boston J.
D. Dixon, 4. s. Talbot and wife, +. r.
Wells, Chicago; b. Chase, A. Chase, Cali
fornia Z. Pierce, Jr., New Zealand l.. w.
Smith, Ashtabula O.
One hundred and ten through immigrants
left on last nights train, TO arrive in Sacra-
mento March 18th.
Brutal Outrage.
MILWAUKEE, March 6th.-Late tonight,
vhen August Feiger and his betrothed were
pa, sing Lake Shore Park, thev were assaulted
by .. ur unknown men. who felled Feiger and
drsgg.'d his companion under a railway
treste->york. Feieer heard her screams and
he ran for assistance, but the cries soon
hushed. Search by police failed to discover
the girl, and it ia thought she was outraged
and thrown into the lake over the break
water.
BUFFslo, Ma -ch 6th.-A large four-story
brick building on Beak street. formerly used
as a tannery by 4 'ehoelllSopf & Co., burned
10 night. Loss on building $40 600; stock,
$50 600. Irsaranes one-half.
ST. PAUL, March .h.-The grain elevator
of Munger, MaFteli 4 Co, at Duluth, was
buried to-day 1t en- $50, COO; insured for
$50, o8o. 1t Contained about 17o, coo bushels
# gram. Insurance, s y, GOO ON the grain,
'"neu Sy DaViu OoWS an 1'"i i"e' u os>1 49,
To Kssuns York.
READING PAL March ea The employees
y the extensive iron wes Ks OF e. g U:
brooke wdl resume work ua an advance OF
EN- per cent.
An Ex.Congressnanss Dead.
NEWMARKET IN. H,l. Man h 6th.-Dr.
George w. Kettridge b dead lie was
peUber of the Thirty-thipd and 4 hirty-sixth
Congresses,
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF Ss WILL SEND TO ANY
address sample case OF nv specislties con-
eisfing Of 8 bottles DIR. RESZS Herb BItters, 3
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Ry e,
and 3 bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky {the last
named trademark BonanzA"l all justly celebrated
goods. and recommended for medicinal and family
nse. j. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2i9
Go,,,ne,cia street. three doors below Front San
Francisco. jas0-lpSm
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ii. II. PIEEsON,

DENTIsT, AIS J STREET, BETWEEN exrN
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- eS7fftf
fetal Teeth Inserted Gold, vulcanite and all bases
Nitrous Oxide ur Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction II Teeth. d14 I'm
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RANCH FOR SALE,
AT A BARGAIN.


YTNHE EWELL-KNOwN SALISBURY RANCH, gsses
containing about $50 Acres, being ofSI7S
the best GRIN Land offered for sale --th--
in this county. Produces from 25 to 50 bushels
of Wheat 80 to so bushels of Barley to the Acre
Soil of sandy loan formation, and from to 10 feet
deeo. Failure of crop has never occurred upon the
place. Has
Good Dwelling and Gut.buiIdIngs.
Railroad Station, with Side Track, and Scales.
Plows, Harrows Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools;
splendid Well of Water, with Horse power and Large
Tank.
Railroad Trains pass at Station four times each
day Place is well timbered Stuat, on line of Sac
ramento Valley Ralro-d, Is miles from Sacramento,
at Salisbury Station.
sI The land rents for $3 per Acre
Cash. The place must be sold iDme-
diateIy, as the proprietor Is going 10
leave the state. Tahe pait cash.
Apply to SwEETSER & ALsIP, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents. No. lois Fourth street, between
and X, Sacramento flS-tf
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CLANCY.

vrxuE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for San Francisco, both for Circulation
- ADVERTISEMENTS, is in the Office Of Theodore
Glsncey, No. 2es Montgomery street, Rooms
nd 10. "lps
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=. HYMaN. ,sR..
WILLIAM II. MILLER
Uate with Flobervl.
N m. KLINE.
HUMBOLDT PoTAToEs.
NOTICE.

C,HoIcE HUMBOLDT POTATOES AT TIE
} Changers Cash store. Corner Tenth and
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II. 4. BREWER,

nENTfST, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF c.
NJ Seventh and streets, in Brytes new cffYTD
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Idl6-1nlml
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES

SATURDAYS DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL To THE REooRD-UN' 'IoNI
THE NEXT PRESIDENC Y.
Convention of Young Republicans in
Boston.
PASSENGERS PASSING OMAHA.
Brutal Outrage upon a Young Lady at
II Milwaukee.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEws ITEMS
Condition Of Affairs at St. Petersburg
Illustrated.
Efc. Etc, |
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The above lines are Al N ew
and have but recently been placed
on our shelves. From the rapid
manner in which they are being
sold, it is evident they are well
appreciated.
OUTSIDE OF SACRAMENTO CAN ORDER ANY OF
THESE GOODS THROUGH MAILS, A
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FOR SALE.

GtToCK, TOOLS AND FIXTURES OF A "a,
- S owe and Tin shop, situated in one of ID
the st mining towns in the State. Doing 6g5Y
a good busnc 5 An old stard. Established II
for he last sixteen years. Also, Fiie-proof BRICK
STORE. viii be sold or rented. All will be sold
Cheap for Cash. Apply to c. b. BROWN, Placer
vile Cal flS-lplmt
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DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.
DENTISTRY.
w. WOOIs,

nENTIST Q4ATE WITH II. H. PIER GZa
soul slcctssor to 7. b. Reid, No. 317 JcfSSSTT'
street. between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted ON all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction Of Teeth.
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SACRAMENTO March 6, 1890
The Assembly met, pursuant to adjournment
at $3.50 A. NJ, Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present
Prsyer by the Chaplain
1ourpal of Thur dow auproyad
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
xxr11. sEss1oN-s1xrY-sEcoND DAY.
lPhonographically reported for the RECORD UNION
by Willis l. Stockholm
SENATE.

SAcRANESro, March 8, 1880.
The Senate met in regular session at 10 A. NJ.
Pres dsrt Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and a quorum present.
Toe journal Of Yesterday was read and approved.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines In this department
inserted for % cents for time three times for 50
nnrknn rntnr .ru.nl
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Each additional time. SC
ONE square. time 90
Each additional time 90
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
General stOs.

Miss Tillio Matser, aged l8 years, of
Lancaster, Pa, was 90 bodily burned
yesterday afternoon by the ignition Of
her dress from spark from n gentle
mans cigar that she died.
Richard ID. Hubbard, Of Hartford,
Conn, positively refuses to accept the
Democratic nomination for Governor.
1t is expected that 200 delegates will
attend the Greenback State Conv ention
in Syracuse, n. Y, to-day.
United States Treasury officials assert
that, owing to crop movements, the
demand for standard silver dollars con-
tinues TO increase. Orders received at
the Treasury for them to-day amounted
to $5S,o00, which is the largest amount
ordered on any one day for more than a
year.
A furious hail storm swept through
Vernon Hill, Halifax county, Va, yes
terday, from northern direction
embracing a section OF mile and hall
wide, and extending q great distance
southwark. One planter had o ne hun
deed thousan hills of tobacco destroyed
and others had large quantities ruined,
Henry Smalley was arrested, yester-
day, in Pittsburg, Pa, to answer for
nhicting Injuries upon his wife, Isabella
from which she died last Friday. Scarf
aud marks were found upon her body,
in licaLiye OF cru i treatment.
The United States Grand Jury, al
| Deadwood, ID. T., found two indict
ments, charging X. D. Adams, ex-Post
master, with tho smbezzlemcnt Of $l1,
03S Of Goyerement funds, He has LerI
held III $4,000 bail for trial.
| The Creusot Works have contract t,
to supply the Western Railway o
France with steel rails for ten years
beginning with 1883, at a price Whicl
nets them at the works $3S 9 ton. Tn,
Paris and Lyons Road has contracte,
for its rails for five years ahead, at $34
ton.
A closely contested trial of strengt
and speed between Irish-Amelican an
Scotch Canadian athletes, for $1,000 an
the general athletic championship of th
world, took place yesterday at the ba
ball grounds, in Boston, Mass. Th
former were represented by Thoms
Lydch, of Boston, and James e. Dale
of New y ork, and the latter by Dunca
G.. Ross aud L. w. johnson, both {
Canada. The teats consisted of putin
a 5GpouDd shot from the side, 81
pound shot from the shoulder, stan,
: ing high jump, putting 30-pound sho
running 100 yards, and 200 pards hu
) die race. The contest was very clos
4 the success shifting from one side TO IL
. other till the close, when the IRISH
! | Americans won by thre points.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
NetOGrE Letter.
MARRIAaE--DIsoRDE CONDUCT -
PERsoNAL-TUMoR REMOVED I'M
PRovEMENTs, ETC.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONDUCT -
PERsoNAL-TUMoR REMOVED I'M
PRovEMENTs, ETC.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEWARK, Aug. II, 1880.
Mr.. William Stewart, of Newport,
DEL, and Miss Emma Pritchard, of
this town were united in the holy
bands of matrimony on Saturday even
ing, at the M. E. Parsonage, Rev. J..
France officiating.
Having due sense of justice about
us and not wishing the innocent to
suffer upjustly, we will say that IL was
not the mill boys who created such a
disturbance at Mrs. Roach's ice cream
saloon last Friday evening as some
were won't to believe.
Both of Atkinson's hacks attended
Brandywine Summit Camp ON Sunday
taking loads from Wilmington. Sey.
eral couples who went from Newark
returned home very sick, attrlbuting
it to the water on the grounds.
Misses Annie Collision and Addie
Gray returned from Cape May Oh
Thursday last, thoroughly delighted
with their trip.
Mr.. Samuel Darlington who return
cd from Denver, Colorado. ON Wednes
day, intends locating again in Viii
mington. He does not speak in very
iiattering terms of Colorado, but says
it is the place to make money.
| Vegetables and frui; retail at abou
the same prices with the exception o.
tomatoes and they are drug as the,
cannot be disposed of at 20 cents pc
basket.
If nothing occurs to prevent, Mr.
Tobias Mckinsey and his fol ce will
commence shingling the roof of Bar
toms store to-day or tomorrow.
The narrow minded brute who drov
his wife and two infant children at | q
rn. from the house last Sunday shoul
be taken in hand by the proper author
ties. why men will sell liquor to sue
a man as this 10 almost beyond huma
comprehension.
Mr.. Andrew Fisher Jr., had tumo
removed from one of his legs yesterda
DIR. Kohock performing the opera
tion.
ANON.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
NEW CASTLES GROWTH.

The largo increase in the population OF
New Castle during the last decade bias
been almost phenomenal, and shows
what manufacturing interests, comb ned
with natural advantages, Will accom-
plish for place. The lo1aIioa of New
Castle is admirable. 1t has ah unsuI-
passed TlVer front, while the railroad
places 1t IN close connection with the
Delaware peninsula, and the great cities
of Philadelphia aud New York. The
accession OF the Tasker iron works was
great thing tor New Castle. 1t started
the business boom, and resulted in ra-
ITO of increase during the last decade
unparalleled by any other place on the
Peninsula, Wilmington not excepted.
There Is every reason to believe that the
removal of the Court House, instead OF
being d~tument, will prove IA positive
benefit to Nsw Castle, and that the mex
decade will show an increase even great
or than that which marked the past teb
years.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
From the Evening Telegraph, Rep, Feb

From the Evening Telegraph. Rep, Feb
uary 2o, 1873.
The bribe-taker 10 as
guilty as the bribe-giver, and Mr.. Ames
decidedly objects to being made scape-
goat tor the sins of other people. In
this last proposition we most decidedly
agree with Mr.. Amss. For him to work
corruption With his Credit MobilieI
stock there must have been corrupt
material for him to work with, and
admitting that the accused parties, from
the Vice President down, were ignorant
Of Ames' motives in the first place, what
IAN be said in eXtenuation of the de.
iberate and wilful lying they have In
dulged in from the time an exposure o.
his infamous business was first hinteC
at, through the whole progress of the
investigation up to the present moment
To expel Ames and lei
these men 60 unpunished will be al
outrage which, if there is any rc9arc
for pnblic honor left in the nation, will
not be permitted to pass unpublished.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
AN ATROCIOUS MURDER.

BUFFALO, N. Y. August le.-About
l2 o'clock last night John Karin, a
A saloon keeper on the Abbott road, was
latally stabbed by boarder named
Martin Flanagan, who arose from his
bed, went into Karin's bedroom and
stabbed him near the heart with a
common jack-kniie. 1t is believed that
the cause Of the murder was the refusal
Of Karin to give Flanagan, who was
already intoxicated, more liquor. Karin
died at 1.30 o'clock this morning. He
had charge of the Fire and Lake Shore
transfer-bouse III the immediate vicinity,
aud Flanagan worked for and boarded
with him. The murdered mans wife
and child witnessed the tragedy. The
murderer was arrested early this morn
lug.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
LOcdL Lines.

Jos. l.. Simms, who was badly bit
ten by dog yesterday, was resting
quite well this morning.
But few more days before the ''r"
appears i'll the oyster.
Reed bird season will opon on Sept.
5th.
If this weather continues the seaside
resorts will soon be deserted.
Peach shipments are rapidly falling
off.
Police business is dull.
The Mayor held his hearings this
morning at 6 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
POLITICAL NOILS'

un,ted States District Al'olu,Vy I'M ID
ford il among the stnmper' ~, ~ o. ouol
'oJ% Jonathan NJ Norcross, who Oc,ndSats o1s SIt'
a whiis been Republican Ca caIJ ~ runI
governor of Georgia. 'h'"A'
again this year ,,,, +, ipQuI
The Washington .po,e pos. ! is apy
around to find ont If there et 4 b,alan
mate influential frienu ,Oortlug ., - GsH
f9,n HapcocE %IV at this blessed m'na'' ,', ,u
h1hSOHa Tbe Repunlican, of y,ts'nai .sas niII Y
Wrsinia 70 oG ~ as the Democrats are IF 'u Ri,
VI, VII nor All little disputes u -
ar, settled on election ua' and NJ.
Ths New York Times a.iiI '1S 1Wond' ID
Gould's Tribune are -, Cen. HaDO!
% wb. tber they shall print Is" Every day
law is a strong point III law
ter. ,,.rd in Berlln,
%onI; nma E;psii.h nan flag Of his ,sISs inc
AMI. and the case ,,nhIican 10 csll'
TIS, The Springfield RepuO'''
landlord fool'
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
Detroit Free Press, DEM, August Ia.

ONhOlb Eloo ASosI A1Shlsi august -
The pursuit of this course on the
part Of the young Ameses cannot
fail to fill the bosoms OF Garfield and
the Republican managers with the
keenest regret, as they are reminded
how much better it would have been
for them to take the same course.
Had they seen, as they must now
see, that it was as easily to re-estab-
lish Oak Ames in the good graces of
the people as it was to whitewash
the candidate for the Presidency,
how much better off they would
have been than they are now. They
might not have succeeded any better
in convincing the general public
that the Credit Mobilier was an
honest, patriotic enterprise than
they have in getting Garfield recog-
nized as a white-souled innocent
who didn't know loan of 1929 from
a stock-jobbing transaction. They
would certainly have succeeded just
as we'll, however, and in one respect
their limited success would have haC
an immense advantage over thai
they have now achieved.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
FIFTH EDITION.
-An Up TOsOn Sensation.

AN OLD MAN OF SANDING IN THE COM
MUNITY CHARGED WITH SERIOUS
CRIME.
J. A. Irwin, an old man, who follows
the business of q real-estate broker and
resides with his family at No. 1888
Franklin Street, was arralgned before
Magistrate Thompson yesterday on a
grave charge. The hearing was Of
private character, aud took place in the
office of Police Lieutenant Beale In the
Station-houss, Front and Master Streets.
A lady residing in the same neighber-
good where the defendant lives testified
that her daughter, bright child s years
| OF age came homo on last Friday and
complained ofsevsre pains in her little
body. The mother undressed the child
and put her TO bed, but she was unable
| to sleep on account Of extreme internal
suffering. The mother took the girl on
her lap and questioned her closely as to
where she had been and how she re-
ceivsd her injuries.
The child broke into tears, and told
her mother that she had been around at
the "old mans" house, and he had per-
petrated terrible assault on her. The
child identified Irwin as the sold man."
Another woman, mother of a pretty
little brunette aged o years, also testified
to her child being assaulted by Irwin
DIR. Vanbuskirk of No. 2301 North Sec
ond Street and DIR. Minnick of No. 1873
Susquehanna Avenue testified to the de-
plorable condition in which they fouad
the children,
Colonel Mann, counsel for the defen-
dant, desired to know If the injuries
might not have been occasioned by a
strain, but DIR. Vanbuskrk was of the
opinion that they could not. This closed
the testimony, and Colonel Mann argued
the case at length. He admitted that
the evidence showed that the defendant
was unquestionably guilty of assault
but held that the gravest charge that
can be made under such circumstances
was not subsantiated.
The accused was held in 81, 600 bal
on the charge OF assault, aud in siml
lar amount upon another charge. Irvil
is said to be man of very respectabl,
family connections. -Phitddelphid Press
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
A SCANDALOUS STORY FROM
NEW MEXICO.

DENVER, Col, August l6.-The
Tribune has long special dispatch
from Messilla, New Mexico, to the
effect that there is much excitement
throughout the Messilla valley over
the elopcment of Father Todoro
Toualt, a priest of Las Cruces, and
a brilliant and beautiful young lady
named Miss Marguerite Garcia from
the convent of the Sisters of Loretta
who recently entered that institu.
ton, it is said, at the solicitation Of
the priest, against the wishes of her
parents. After continued scandalous
proceedings the couple eloped and
were overtaken at a small hamlet
whence the priest appeared er
dishabiUe ard was struck and would
have been killed by an uncle of the
girl had not officers of the law in
terfered. The priest and girl were
finally married.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
Death From a Cigar Spa,L

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. lV-AIsl
ole accident, resulting in dealbOrcpr
near the village Of Mount Joy ytseri
afternoon, the victim being Miss nj
Mateer, about nineteen years Of ,oI
resident Of Lancaster. Tie parIcy
attending the sad case are a, 6lhI
Miss Mateer, who had been y,tnI
sister living at Marietta, was Oh ler
home III company with uenleu
friehd. In some unaccountsble Nd
spark from a cigars he was smoIlu,
fire to her clothes. When the Al
were discovered, both parties rsed h
best efforts to PIT them out, aud vO
been. successful bui iha Miss Master
her presence OF mind, and. thinking
life in danger, started on a full
away from her companion. Thu I'd
caused the fire TO envelope her sa
body.
A carriage, containing two 70
men who were passing that
came up and, seeing the terrible I
dition the glrl was in, they Jumped
the ground, and with tie aid I
blanket, smoth red the flames vi
had destroyed near y all Of the Cld
and burned her flesh in a frghciul ID
ner. She was taken TO her home al
tance OF five miles from where tie 1
dent occurred, in a carriage, On
arrival medical aid was summoned,
everything possible done to slIevaie
sufTerlngs, but Of no avail, as
came TO her relief this morning.
Much Indignation is expressed agl
tie wife Of one Henry kaufman, a
mer, living near where tic sccIdena|
Cured, from the fact that, when It /
proposed to take Miss Mater into
house after the accident, permission
refused, which necessilsled her
carried during all her intense sul'
over a rough road TO her home.
parties who assisted in smothrllls|
flames were severely burned abOlV
head, face and hands. The young
who caused ali the suffering kveilly
the position in which lie Is placed \
oner Mishler held an inques, on lhe
this afternoon. The family Lave
sympathy of the entire community
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For PHILADEEPHIA.-l.56 So 2.29, $50. 3.D
$40 800, y.44, lOO2, 1920, a. m; l2,i0, IL 48
LOO 20 2.3O, 400, 6.07, 100 y.45, $50, p, IN.
on sundays, l.4l, 228, S.lO,a. m; 500, $50
FoR New YoRK;-l5o2.2at - 100, 1907
ON sundays, l.4l, 2.23 =. IN.
For BALTIMORE AND WAsHrNGToE.-
Vol, 2.O3, 2.l5, $50, a. IN. ; l2.52, I.O4 itS
5.2l, 7.Os, p. IN. On Sundays, 1851, 2CS. Ia.
AIN.
FoR BALTIMORE, lBay Line connecrIon)
.08 p, IN. No SUNDAY trains.
For NEW CAsTLE.-6.OO .. %, a. M; l.Ub
800, 6,35, p. IN, No Sunday trains,
For DELAWARE X. R.-9.2j u. m; LOO
| j.Sl p. m. No sunday trains.
FOR WILMINGTON q NORTHERN X. Ii.
| 100, a. m; 800, 800 p, IN. No SUNDAY
trains.
FoK DELAWARE WESTERN r.. R.-7I
1880 a. M; $50 p. m. No sunday traii y.
| TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMING1 ON
| FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l2.43, So 2Us
$50; $40, u m. l2.l5, 1912, l.O2, $50
i.A, 4.44, 5.l7, 6.2o 100 800. 90. 10 p. m
On Sundays, 1913, l.5S, 2OS, 1910 "a. m. i. g
FROM NEW YoRK.-I5s, 2.OS $50, a. M.
| l2.43, l.O2. 4.44, 200 p. IN ON Sundays
| LIS, 2.U5 a. m.
FROM BALTIMoRE-I.So, 2I7, 9.ss, 9.57, a.
M; 1928, l2.54, 1887, 5.3S, 943, p. IN. On
sundays, .86. 2,l7 a. m. 9;i3 p. m.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-l.36, 2l7. a. m.
| FRoM.NEW CAsTLE.-s.5d, 0.s5, I2OOa M.
525. $40 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE Il, A,-S,6O, IL m,
| $40 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGTON & NoRTHERE r. II
800, lbs a. M; 6.45 p. m. No Sunday
| trains.
FROM DELAWARE WRsTERN II. R.-8.OO
a. m. Is, p. m. No Sunday trains.
| TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRQAD STREET AND WAsHINGToH
l.S0, 800, $50. 400, 5.l5, 500, $40. 800, y.45
ll:3O p. m. On sundays, S.30a. In. 600
s.45, 30 p. m.
FROM THIRTY-SECoND AND MARKET
| STREETS. -7.30, ll.35 a. m 1928. 4.Uo, =,
M; LOO a. m. On Sundays, LOO, a. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent th
| limited Express" on which an extr
The daily gazette., 1880-08-17
ARREST OF BIrPc1

ant EtAsIoN' ASTON Pa, Aug. ls.-An "", in
. an. ar,o arrest was made of bnra,.M0 rT ,MpOr
Si%ons stano and johnson, Of Z Eas,oe' D,s,e'iv
oillcers Smith and U1l, Of fHaSSOn, aNC aul
At o'clock on the mo,nin u, iAllentOwI
Ss,iyod Saiy lSth, the house Of Daniel !; K.T Sa
re re.ired farmer near Nefisville' He11, H@1l
county, was entered by 0,.'e' masi. Lelig
gar g,aIs, ona Mr.. Kern and wife, 'NvH THo Ou] y
sach S. over sixty years of are' ,"G "nO
i've alone, Were thrown mon U, anu wy
ana rLe securely fastened to the S foolGo,, Iile
their work. They rot SsOoO CO IL noun
ana bonds about $500 in moneu M wol n
ientown school bonds, S5OO i
county bonds, $500; Upit,,a uS Lsll Sai
sout S,ut.p per cents, 5000, and Uri,j I'i'
states aI, four and a half per cents 's1 Sio|
The parties suspected T were crp'S' d,'SN Sl
10 Allentown today and had 'T! all y
tools on hand ready for work ml.u.,
tonight. Two are expert PhiIa1j TSa1
phia thieves, John jenkins ali.I ,su Ss'
Jack, a dark-complexioned ms~ 'S
black mouslache. and "Dutc6v
tall slim man, of light comNls,,.
one man concerned is from iii, N
oil the State. Other arrests in Iot;l
county will follow. The arrest ~
garded as very important bec.nse /,
ofilcers have certain infurmalion N
the thieves belong to an orgaui'|
gang that has been operating l2mp1
out Lehigh aud Berks counties i,
understood that information ls,dl
to the detection Of the burglars u
obtained from one Uhlman. Of n, n
ton, now in Lehigh Jail, awaiting J
trial for receiving stolen goods.