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The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
ASud Case.

The Break,oater Light says "A Rus
sian Captain named NeckseII OF the
brig S0mdidmd, came iuto the harbor
about April Lat, with . sick wife. The
captain brought his wife OF TO the Viz
den House, and left ber there for medi-
cal treatment. The poor woman grew
worse every day until Tuesday last, when
she was tAken honi The LoLel !. the carr
In . dyi % condition. She struggled
through the day on the train aud died
within slort time after reaching Phil
adelphia. Her husband was almost
frantic with grief. .t.....'
A COIOred Company attacked.
UPHILADKLPHrA, April l8 This after
noon while the Gray Invinctbles, col.
3red military organisation, with Robt.
bryan Post, No. 80, Graud Army Of the
Republic, were ON their return from the
funeral ofJ. W. johnson. . deceased
coiIrade, they were attacked with stones
and other missiles by q crowd OF roughs
ut Forty first and Market streets. The
post Was unsrwed, but tho Inviu bles
hal their muskets. They we're ordered
to fx bayonets and charge, which was
done, aud the mob retreated and they
retnrned 70 their armory without being
further molested.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
A Successful Sarfke.

THB STONE GUITARS AT THE Skw
COURT HOUSE SECURE RAIsR OF
WAGES.
The stone-cutters at the new Court
House on Saturday evening struck for
an increase OF wages, and on account OF
i. the condition Of the building, and the
necessity for nm uninterrupted contin-
uaDce Of the stone work, their demands
were acceded to. The strikers were
being paid S1.32 CEN 8 per foot, which
price was agreed upon rs the average
between the prices paid In Philadelphia
and New York. At this rate, IL Ia said
they were earning about three dollars
per day. They struck for 81 rs per foot,
In accordance, 1t Ia reported. with orders
received from the Stone-cutters' Union,
with which they are connected. Theie
Ia not mush stone work to be done. and
therefore IL was deemed better to accede
tc the demands OF the men than TO allow "
them TO go and expend time and money
in hunting new men to NO X for st OFT
time. Work is going on as usual to-
day. x
Messrs. Wier. Polk and Silver, the
Levy Court Building Committee, visited
this city this morning. and inspected the
new buildInR.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETa.
"WEDNESDAY April I45P

WEDNESDAY, April IA, s. p. N.
FLoUR.-The trade Is dull ard weak.
ales OF hoo bbls., including Minnesota
extra, at IS S15a6 IS; PennsyIvania extra
s. 75a6 50, and Patent and other high
We quote at 81 50a4 75.
GRAIN.-Wheat Is irregular and la2c.
over. Sales Of SU,00 bushels, including
rejected. g, Ct siI Pennsy lyanla red,
" S5al 351z, and No; 2 red, elevator. NJ
! 81: april; 81 2s2%. May; 81 2531 June, and
VI l434al l5, July. Corn.-Grain depot lots
are scarce, but elevator lots are lower.
with sales OF $1,000 bushels. including
steh mer, st 5Sc; mixed at 5lc.; yellow ),
tack. at 64a54t5c.; do grain depot, 56a551z.
and white at 551 Al the call board April
ls4c Tor May; 4TlSc. for June. and 49,.
for July. Oats are dull. Sales OF 6jvU
bushels, inc uding mixed, at &c., and
white at 44a47c. for commen to choice.
The receipts to- day were as follows: 2lS0
barrels Flour. $500 bushels Wheat. l3l, 900
bushels Corn, 1900 bushels Rye, 560O
bushels Oats. 246 barrels Whisky.
WHIsKY.-l00 barrels OF Western iron
DO nd sold at OIL w per gallon.
rHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, ApriIl 3.5P.M.
BEEF CATTLE were IN fair demand and
prices were a fraction lower; 294l head
sold at the different yards at yX ant
| &c. per pound, Is to quality.
SHEEP were In demand at full prices
900 head sold at the different yards, at SXs
as TO condition.
HOGS were unchanged. 5000 head sold
al the different yards at 6ka71zc. per b.
cows were about the same "A last no
ted. loO head sold At ei5as4U per head.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
FIFTH EDITION,
DIED IN A STRANGE LAND.

About eighteen months ago, there
came to this city an Englishman,
named Thomas. Snowden. Being q
boiler-maker by trade he secured work
at the Edgemoor Iron Company.
He obtained board at Jos. Stoeckle's q
Nos. 223 and 225 King street. He was
sober and industrious, and worked
many days when he was hardly able
to do so. About six months ago he
contracted cold which settled on his
lungs, producing consumption. He
continued to work, however, up to
within about week ago, when he was
forced to give up and go to bed. Be-
sides the pulmonary disease with
which he was afflicted, his heart was
also affected. and was the immedi-
ate cause of his death, which occurred
early Sunday morning.
Laboring under the impression that
he would have steady employment, he
sent for his wife and three children,
who were still living in England
They arrived in this ci.y ON last Sat
urday week, since which time they
have been living at Stoeckle's. The
wife is almost crazed with grief at the
death Of her husband, and as she is
without money, and away from home
In strange land, her case is sad
one. ~e.
Since The man was taken sick Mr.
Stoeckle and members of his fam, y
did everything in their power to allie.
viate his sufferings. He had the best
Of attention, and every wish was graf
ified. Mr.. Stoeckle will see that he
has proper burial, and will take care
of the widow and children until they
can find homes. He says they shall moi
suffer or want. ..r.e. -.
The funeral of the unfortunate man
will take place from Mr.. Stoeckle's
residence Tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock. -N~-A .-a 4l--
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= sRANT AT BLooM1vo,.;

az CHICAGO, aseo April l7.-n..loN'l
tne IN, Times say that ;menD.espacha
TSs lns over ~s the Illinois csn%t;st % tai. ia.
Ine Fsss arrival h, of Senator Iogsnc a. Cairo
sf.a s."an.s urant. ant Wherevess s'a IA and 0
hand-shaking. The us sns"ia, was kept bpl
delayed several hours PS0,al hv ~. train VI
G an excursion train at t' Els,',Ie sns wreck
SS,entralia, S,nna, where it stopped ad'sv'ls. sv s
ulnner, a reception was n tenSa. ~ aour 1
ex-Presiden 2 He replied dt'lb'rsIsdtet bpisS.d
address ofwelcome, and sen.tay ,tay 70 1
made ma S, 2 speech. The part~ ltSioi ,s1 Log
Tor Bloomington at 6 o'clo:JL J,sJ 'eI, \ tho S
During the firing of the I,ScS, ss,n,,. I. N.
Antoine Wasche was holdins t' ,ts gum
when the cannon was ',ms ngs,as sns ,s'
discharged. His right baas p.ssnatun
in q frightful manner. and Daau a was le
% Eili be necessary. Another 'pu'all ",''
Frank sallman, who was at th.g gum ~ ,
of the cannon rammine home aug J ny a0l
was severely burned BY DOW powdss enaF
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
rHIRD EDITION
CON02-esS

The u. s. Senate was not in session
on Saturday. IN the House, Mr.. Calkins,
of Indiana, Introduced a bill, which was
referred, amending the internal revenue
laws. Mr.. O'Neill presented memor-
ial from the Philadelphia Board OF
Trade for the extension OF the U. ).
Mint In this city. The Indian Appro-
priation bill was passed, with an amend
ment Abolishing the Indian Commission.
This amendment was carried BY vote
of liz I'd i35. The Special Deficiency bill
was reported, with the Senate amend
ments, and referred, on point OF order
by Mr.. Conger, to the Committee OF the
Whole. Mr. Manning, OF Mississippi,
offered q resolution for an investigation
of the facts in relation to the anonymous
letter received by Mr.. Springer, in re-
gard TO the Donnelly -Washb urne case.
It was sdopted, yeas, LOG, nays, 55,aiter
a motion to lay 1t on tile table had been
lost. Pending consideration Of the Spe-
cialD bill, the House adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
The vii Of The Peouls,

M FERDINAND DE LEssEps IA ,a
DENT OF AMERICAN suppop, 'vsl ~
OO0,WO In 1T. ''-S
Paris April IS, lie Figaro uubl,,
a lel:er this morning from M p%o'sN Az ,
seps In which the writer saws ,h., ~ y
slacles To the construction Of ,he M p.' ~,
Canal have been swept awav e', ny
Feasibility Of Its execution ha, hss,
monstrated theoretically and prac',s,',I ,ceS \
All impediments have b. en- remonsa a |
the will of the American peonle ''uu M.
imously expressed in public msstn1 r'
and also to the United States own
ment. He can follow no other sv,.'! D"I'!
than that which is dictated hv I'M ru,i
opinion. This is also the genera n tsv' ,so'
OF q speech delivered by Nj. de Is,ssn
the Sorbonne last night.
He there affirmed that he lad nm
O0l0O awaiting him at New Yo' '
for the prosecution of his enternrss
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
WeektN MOrttlnfM.

During the past week there were
twenty deaths reported to Z. B. Fra
zer, Registrar of Deaths and Burials,
as having occurred in this city as fol
lows:
Born in the United States, IA; Ire
land, 8; England, 1; white, II;
black, 8 !; male, 8; female, 10; Aims
house, l.; Coroner, 2; brought here
for interment, l /; sent away, 8 still
born, 8. The causes were consump.
tion, 9 dropsy, 1 general debility, /
hemorrhage, 1; membraneous Group, /;
old age, oesophagites, pneumo-
mia, o; peritonites, 1 !; paralysis, 1
scarlet fever, Q; tubucular meningi-
tes, convulsions, l.
The deaths by wards we're First
ward, 8; Second, Q; Third, Four til
Q; Fifth, A; Sixth, L; Tenth, z.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsTER's OFFICE /,

RKcIsTER's OFFICE, :, ,sN.
New Castle Co.. FEB. u psnby
Upon the application OF Samuei Iate Of
AdInintstratar OF John Osborne, do.
Brandywine Hundred, IN saia saa,ieaacted SVb By the
ceased Ii is ordered and alIe aeo. Aforesaid
Register that the Administrasv',,s o',srs Of 3D.
give notice of granting OF leuh e,hs decess'
ministration upon the estate VI thereof, By
ed, with the date OF granting ,o.tsd with
causing advertiser ents 10 ps Ppuch letters,
In forty days from the date OF su. ,ansa Of the
iD slx OF the mssf public p,ao psa ali per.
county OF New Castle, requiring sstatep
sons having dem ands against tns aCt ofM-
present The same or abide by an nn,oyIded,
sem bIy IN such case made ana y inserted
Ard slso cause the same 70 .Ss ~ DlrY
Within the same period 10 n.saJ sJ In vii,
GAEKTTF. n newspaper puo oiisn Swain three
mington, and TO be continue' :,
~ Given under the hans sstsofsssd,
81. q. OF office of the kegistgN NsW Castle
i~~S at New Castle, IN IA vsar above
county. Aforesaid, the day anS Register.
Written. 3. @. Blaoo'
NOTICE. ., tbe 70.
All persons having claims asnt ths sass
safa ~ the deceased, must presesn.sso 10 tor op o.
dmIv attaatnd. TO the Adminiss.ha Act o.
befors Feb. Ii. 1881, or abide nd ~ proTid'
Assembly In such case mIITT mauo HANDY.
ed. BAN adminisrstois.S
Address. .Ciaynont. Del '''t
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General News.
The California Legislature adjourn.
ed sine die on Friday nigh.

The California Legislature adjourn
ed sine die on Friday nigh.
The new iron, steamship Columbia,
built for the Oregon steamship Co. =
pany, left Roach's s5ship-yard on Satur-
day evening and arrived at New York
yesterday.
The steamer city Of Peking, from
Hong Kong and Yokahama, arrived at
Gan Francisco yesterday and was quar-
antined, one case of smallpox having
occurred during the voyage.
1t is said that "Blower' Brown and
Charles Rowell, the English pedes-
trians have sfsignified their intention
of accepting" the challenge of o. Leary
TO walk against Hart and Dobler for
$4,000.
Yesterday was the second Sunday,
under the bequest of Mr.. Temple, on
which the Philadelphia Academy of
the Fine Arts was open to the public.
The attendance of visitors was very
large.
The 108th anniversary, of the estab-
lishment of the Society of the Sons of
st. George was ,commemorated last
evening in st. Georges Hall, when
Rev. DR.. Appleton preached a sermon.
There was a large attendance.
r. r. Adams, Judge of Faulkner
county, Va, has been arrested for
stealing $500 from the Sheriff's office.
Adams was detected by the Sheriff and
offered money to the latter to keep
silent.
Michael A. Dempsey, formerly an
active politician of Troy, N. Y, who
was charged in 1879 with embezzling
$4,000, and fed to Canada, committed
suicide by drowning, at Toronto, on
Saturday.
Of fifteen counties in Ohio whose
conventions were heard from on Satur-
day, ten chose unanimous Sherman
delegations to the Republican State
Convention, two chose Blaine delega-
tions, and three are divided.
The Democratic caucus at Mont
pelier elected six delegates ON Satur.
day to the Democratic Convention of
Vermont. The delegates were not in.
structed, except to vote as unit, but
the caucus resolved in favor of Han.
cock.
The forest fires in Pennsylvania anC
in portions of New Jersey were check
ed or extiuguished by heavy rains OF
Saturday. They are still burning il
the northern part of Cape May ant
southern part of Cumberland counties
N. ]. In Virginia there was no rain
and the fires in the Wilderness and
Dismal Swamp regions are sprea ding
In the Superior Court at San Fran
cisco on Saturday, Judge Freeland rem
dered decision on Dennis Kearney'i
appeal, confirming the decision of tn,
lower court. The judge ordered re
ntttttur, which would send Kearney t.
the House of Correction, but the agi
tator was not present in Court, and il
was rumored he had absented himself
from the city. His counsel announced
that they would apply for a writ OF
hGbeds corpus to the Supreme Court,
now sitting at Los Angeles.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
A Plan TO Untte on Se,n,o,,l
and Bring About p,Gcs

WAsHINGToN, AprillS.-A p.ptlsm,
recently from New York, who las snsl
tal means Of knowing the results Of n
recent import nj conference betveH
tbe Democratic leaders of the Two N
tions OF that party In New York cItl
says th at meeting last we, kit n
practically agreed that the Tamnir|
ana anfi-Tammany parties would md
upon Horatio Seymour as q commo|
candidate. This action seems TO bs NJ
On the belief that. withstandlpR n
alarming reports ss 10 the CONDITION 4
Mr.. Ssymour's health, he would,
called on by the represent atives Il bod
factions, consent TO become the Den
oeratic standard-bearer, with The ohet
Of SECURING the electoral vote Of Ne,
7 ork to the Democracy.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
SUFFERINGS OF THE JEWS 1
MOROCCO.

WASHINGTON, April 1s. - Mlnise
Noyes has sent to the State Departmeu|
a report relating to his late journey d
the Orient, wheree he went In the inter|
est Of our Government. The report L
both commercial and political point 4
view, contains especially Interesting and
practical statistics and recommend
items. 1t describes the sad and .eritll
sufferinRs of the Jews in Morocco, will
the suggestion for our Government 4
use its influence ih alleviatlng the crue
hardships of these down-trodden peO
pie.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
CATTLE STARVING IN now
SCOTIA,

HALIFAX, April 1S.-Scarcity Of hai
and fodder for cattle in many sections
of the province, particularly in the est
ern counties, is causing much distress
In some places cattle are dying for want
OF food. The winter has been so long,
and the spring so backward, that farm
ers in inland settlements where The COP,
dition of the roads is bad, Cannot ob-
tain food for their cattle for love or
money.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
noCAx TIME rAsLr.
,RAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON

Fon PHILADELPHIA.-22l $50, 1.00, $40,
soe es, loS2 ie;S0 q M. Ian ssnasys nsss, III III
lSs Sss n; NV soS Soas.as s ~ G sD 100 ,ooa
m. i2ls. is.ss. s.is. p. "a. On Sundays
ATc Fc. E sAIr1xonx AsD wAsHrroros.-
la5l. 2.os. s,s5. = m. 2s2' a a.e1; Ola 7.oS'
FoR BALTIMoRk. bay Lane connection).
7.O8 o, m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAs7Lk.-S0o BIS. O. M; LILO,
400. s.s9 ?: m: No sunday trains; K n M 1.io.
$50. p. M. No sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON NORTH MRN IL. IA
40, a. m; 500. $50 p. m. No Sunday
Fon DrLAwARR WESTERN r. R.-7.i5
1880 n. m; $50 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRox PHILADELpHIA.-l24 2.03, $50;
s.lo.a. m. l2.OS. 1912. 4 on. ESQ, 420, 5.l3,
LOS, 10. 10 Z. M; T.6. I.io .. m. w %. .
FR0M NEW YoRx.--2.0s, $50, Q. m. la.42,
FRoN IA ALTfnoRE.-2l5. ESQ, s.57, a. m.
I2.0s. 1857, SIG. 9s6, p. m. On sundays.
ais q. m. g.36 p. m.
FR0M WAsHINoroH.-2.l6.a q. m. laos,
FRos Nsw CAsrLz.-S.5O, s.52, il.5oa. M;
FaoH bELAwxRE r. R.--s.5O, II60 o.. IN.
6.t6 p. m. No Sunday trains. - Y 3 -
FRoM WILMINGTON q NORTHERN II. r.
trains. hf EsI,I
FROM DKLAwARK wKsTERx r. R.--s.C0,
q. M; 2 Is, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FRoM BROAD SrRKRr AND WARRINGTON
AvEEUH-7.a. 500, 1850, Has n. m; l.S0,
Hundnya g. NJ a m. 400 0.4h. II 30 ID. m
FRoM THTRrY- SECOND AND MARKET
SrREnTs. ll.s5 Q. m. M 10. 400, y.
IN. l.00 Q. m. On Sundays, l4U0, 7.30 q. m.
NorB.-rhe black figures represent the
" I'm ted Express" on which an extra
fare IN charged. Hf
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFRAT'

, POINT LICK, KY, April 1s.-A shoo'.|
ing affray Is reported to have .Efa
place at the foot Of Big Hill, Jackson
county, between W. P. and Charps
Rogers on one side, and j. K. aud j. D
Isaacs on the other. The difficulty afo.s
over business transactions, and resullea
In the death Of James X. lsaacs and Ine
wounding Of Charles Rogers. b
The Clayton Buticer 1redty.
LONDON, April 19.-The 7tns O
this morning thinks that The real csuF a1
for the proposed abrogation OF the Gay
ton-BuIwer treaty is that the treaty lCf. \.
bids any selfish or unequal use Oh "
projected Panama canal. III
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
General European News.
LONDON, April 10, 1856

LosDoN, April 10, 1880.
q More than three hundred eunigrants
bsve LETT Tralee for the United Staes.
The Daily News understands privy
council will probably be held to morrow
and Cabinet council ON : Wednesday.
I The Medical Gosette Of st. Petersburg
Announces that several cases Of spotted
typhus fever have appeared there.
the Paris Tempe publishes q semi-
ofheiai note denying the report Of an
imp 'nding dissolution Of tue French
Chamber of Deputies. 'A' 'F' =
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
Died at the dL,gasy0use.

George T. Keller, at one time a lead
ing fish dealer OF this city, died at the
Almsbouse yesterday afternoon In the
list year Of his age. At one time be
was well-to-do, hut through adverse cir
cums;ances he became poor and was
Obliged to become ward of the county.
The body has been taken charge of by
undertaken Martin, and the funeral will
take place from his establishment ON
Shipley street below Third tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The cause Of
Mr.. Keller's death was dropsy. sssa.
FORSAKING FAMINE DISTRICTS.
The emigrant arrivals last week were
among the largest ever known. The
totals were 9,412, and for the first half
of April they were 1881. From Janu-
airy TO April ID, for five years, the arri-
walls were: 1876, 1880; 1877, I0,3Sl;
1878, IL ,Il9; 1879, 1919; 1880, 40 1868.
The bulk Of the latter arrivals are from
t mime districts In Europe, most of
whom are seeking homss In the great
West.
Tho Ministerial Trial.
The appeal of Rev #. B. Miller. who
was expelled and Rev. VIM. Mayor.
who was temporarily suspended from
the Philadelphia Conference for rush
ing out young physicians from Phila-
delphia Medical College with undue
haste, will commence In Union M. E.
church tomorrow afternoon at 8 o.
clock. g
At the Reformed Church.
At the Reformed Episcopal church
last night several converts were bap-
tised. Tomorrow night about twenty
persons will be confirmed. On We'd
nesday the Synod of the Reformed
Episcopal church will be in session.
Local Lines.
Three prisoners escaped from New
Castle jail this morning. 2sE
One week from to-day and Fore
paugh's great circus will visit this city,
Look out for 1t. si-r.
The renowned McGibeny Family
will appear at the Opera House, on
next Friday and Saturday evenings,
and they will also give a Saturday
matinee.
A few unimportant cases were heard
before the Mayor yesterday.
Clayton House Arrivals.
r. II. Cherry. New York,
Geo. Anderson, New YORK. af. 4
L. 8. Caulk. city. lsts4 4aFts-
Il. NJ. Walker. New York.
Nv. A. Smyth,
4. W. snppiee, Boston, Mass. ~ r
]. II. Miller, Portland, Me,
g. N. Whlttlesby, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. 4. Jourdon,
4. J. MAXWELL, city.
Mrs. Robert Gibson, city. ,!t ~
Mrs. William Berlin, Oxford, Pa.
John Il. Allen, Phil.
Jas. johnson, Scranton, Pa.
rtnS.,3 Snas: \: Chrouse, agent saulsbury's
g. Fountain and wife. New York.
W. Il. Wier, Christiana, Del,
Paul q. Van Hook. Phil.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
TO PHY SICIAks'
Ff.f AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience tne lsrs,ns uis,s,s
faction so often attending the dlspehsa
of many of the EN- ulsions IN tne mem an@ ~ ths
would call your attention 20 some evsn y. IN.
features or the emulsion which naysern s,'s In.
pared and dispensed for years VII !. bs
varying satisfaction. The oll useS s.,upu.
finest Norwegian and the most oa,ns sooSr ~ al
lous care is exercised 10 my ~ jis rnanu
factnre. By careful manipulate, %, pOs. %.
em ulslon 10 made with The sma,,er, ,a nesv nj.
sibie amount Of gum, and BY the !. y vefg segpds.
nnte division of the oil glopniesa easal,stsble-
Each iabIespoonful contains 90 n,S,is nsr ssusi oi
OF OH and 5 grains Of H,poPho,slpsnndiIsb
Lime. Samples will be gladly ~. iaini ihsro,-
TO all Physicians who may deslIe si MANY Mans
Put up In pint bottles, pi1ice and retail bi
=-.-.r.. ~ DRUGGIST.
,s,, Ninth and Market 81 !
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max eeops.

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ssea 50 81 aetol ~
4 sisemas 80 'is ~
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aai ss ssf .. Hli-f
3Ns o. aN N H a
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~ D. AaH0 M 40 u9
Nsl ssD4 4"A"r ~
4lar tt9 I'll ..4 1tIail
.. Ia'tl up3s r.ae ifut
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FOURTH EDITION
a..sa.u..s.s.a. f,sr re-asay.

Rising, followed 6y falling baromstsr,
earmsr seasA and sass seiads, partly
cloudy sosathsr possibly Jsllowsd By
hghtrain. it ~.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19

bTOCkbs
National Bank OF Delaware. 100
First National Bank nk...................136 136
Union National Bank, ~
National Bank Of VIII. 4 Brandywine 50
Farmers' Bank ......................... %
Wilmington Coal Gas Co. 6S
Delaware II. r. .Co..................... 20
Delaware Western II. r. Co.. n
Phila.. viii. & Baltimore r. X. Co..... 06l
Wilmington 4 Northern r. r. Co..... "a
Wilmington Passenger r. W. Co...... y
Delaware Fire las. Co................ IS
Masonic Hall OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Delaware State. .........................l .l04
Wilmington City 6s....................ll lilo
Wilmington Ciey 5's....................l0 los
New Castle Co. 1st mortgage. ........ ...106
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Delaware II. R., lst mortgage. .lW
Delaware r. r. Extension. on.............10
Wilmington Passenger q. W., LIST
mOFtka8e.. .........ss.s slUk
The CITY Market.
The following were the ruilnG prices IN
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
Fsnanciai and o. sanersssl.

WyLMxnaron, Dei., April II. ie6e.
LAuesg stock Quotations lnrnlsnau Dy
aeald 4 co.. clayton House BuJidina
Wils~inston. bel. at II n. to-day,
LOCAL, sT0CKB AND B0MDm.s
The daily gazette., 1880-04-19
CROSBY. & HILL
ARE NOW OFFERING

A Large and Attractive stocl
OF popular and desirable Dry
Goods, which close cash buyers
should examine before purchas-
ing. 1t will pay every lady in
search Of Silks and Dress Goods
to look over our large stock,
which is now much larger than
ever, embracing many new Fa-
brics Of genuine merit at sur
prisingly low prices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

TIE difficulty between General
Gary and Wade Hampton's son-in.
law, referred to in our dispatches
yesterday, grows out of statements
made by the former, that Wade
Hampton was willing to sell out TIL
den in South Carolina in 1876.
Gary made this charge some time
ago and has repeated it frequently
Now, Haskell, the sonsin>law, takes
it up, denies all that Gary says,
pronounces it false, and proposes to
prove it. Not content with that, he
makes some grave charges against
Gary, affecting his honor and intege'
rity as man and what is worse
with some people, as a Democrat.
The so-called code of honor, the
lastssubterfuge Of moral towards,
will probably be appealed to to set.
tie the difficulty rFkvwrVyvD