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The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

Nym Crinkle says that the best acting
lie ever saw Adelaide Nelson do was
between the acts. He called upon her
one afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, and while there three enormous
baskets of flowers were sent in by the
wife Of millionaire banker. The ac-
lress was 10 choose the one that should
he sent up TO her upon the stage in the
evening. She was severely critical,
turned them around, aud finally, with
delightful disdain, thought "that one
would do" That night, after the sec
"nd act OF "Romeo and juliet" she was
recalled. While bowling at the footliehts
there was stir in the aisle and two ush-
ers made their way to the orchestra with
the ponderous and beautiful basket of
fiowers. al never saw anything SO spon-
taneous," says the writer, $50 childish
ly natural and so unspeakably charming
AS was her astonishment at the gilt.
She looked at ii with her hands lme
eyes filled with surprise, and then she
looked at the audience as if there must
be some mistake and the gift could not
be intended for so unworthy artist as
herself. The audience encouraged her by
applause, and she clasped her hands and
peered over the edge and trembled a,little
with the force of the unexpected honor.
Then she picked it up and beaming like
the morning star, flowers and actress
went OFF in one variegated mass of
lovellness. l neverlsaw her do anything
winch Tor high art compared TO that"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
From the N. Y. Star.
Republicans Disoouraeed.

THE UNION OF THE DEMOCRACY
FATAL TO THE REPUBLICAN
HOPES.
The Republicans received the
greatest setback they have so far ex-
perienced by the action of the State
Committee at the st. James Hotel
on Friday. While there was the
least misunderstanding between the
two wings Of the Democratic party
in the State OF New York, there was
a chance for the Republicans TO de-
feat Hancock and English in the
Empire State. So they stood
smilingly on, and cherished every
hope that two Democratic Conven-
tions would be held, and in the divi-
sion their efforts would be crowned
with success. The action of the
State Committee, however, was fatal
to their hopes, and now that the
State is secured for Hancock they
accept their defeat by saying that Il
is much better to fight one common
enemy than two, and now that a
consolidation has taken place they
know exactly where they are.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
"A Plueky Farmers Fipbt
with Highwaymen

oT. LOUIS, August 2S.-Rlchard Cor
man, While driving to the city TO-DAY
was met ten miles, from here nv two
men who asked for ride. lie refused
because the wagon was heavily IoaIoI oT'
anu Che pair disappeared. A short dis,
dance Jnn iurther on the same couple boun-
uou from the words, and while one
casght the horse the other presented n
revolver and demanded the farmers
money Gorman opened fire upon the
men men at once, discharging three shorts
"lthout effect. lie then Jumped from
ted the wagon anu ran sfOer the men. One
escaped and the other was short dead
ihe farmer drove to the city aud repor.
Inc affair. He left his name and ad-
dress with the police. No ATTEMPT was
made TO detain him, was
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
THIRD EDITION
GARFIELD CAMPAIGN FUND.


A PEREMProRY CALL FOR THE MONEY
SUBSCRIBED BY THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTERS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--The follow
ing circular was printed in the Govern
ment printing office and posted conspic-
uously through the building yesterday :
NorIcE--Persons who have agreed to
contribute funds 10 the necessary and
legitimate expense of the Republican
campaign will be called upon immedi-
ately after pay day for the money, and
il Il hoped Ii will be paid. Persons who
10 home to vote need not contribute.
ARG. 2S. 1880. JNo. ID. DEFREEs.
This circular caused CONSERVATION
among many of the employees, who had
calculated upon paying their assessments
next month, and had arranged for the
expenditure of their entire salaries for
the month of August.
Harry A. Cobaugh, cap ain OF the
Treasury watch, resigned his position
yesterday IN order to accept the position
of collector of campaign mouey in the
Treasury Department tor the Republi-
can Congressio lal Committee. lie will
begin a regular canvass among the
clerks on Monday. Mi. W. b. Baker,
whose face is so well known to those
who use the main entrance on the east
side, has been appointed TO fill the va
cancy. Capt. CObaugh resigned for the
purpose of doing this work Tor the Re
publican Committee, and 1t is said he
will be reappointed to his old position as
soon rs he b completed the canvass OF
the building.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

WHsHINGToN, August 29.-The Chief
of the Bureau Of Statistics has submitted
to the Secretary of the Treasury the first
monthly statement for the current fiscal
veaI of the imports and exports of the
U Unli, Il States. The excess OF exports of
me, ....ndise as stated in specie values
wa, IS follows:
NJ nth ended July 81, 1880, sl3, us, 1903;
month ending July 81, 1879, 50 GA ,3ig;
seven months ending July ~ 1880, s44 :
oIS, ,liS; seven month ending Ju,y 81
S124 800; twelve months ending July
81, 1880, *lfl ,764 .247; twelve months
ending July 81, 1879, s263,643,264 The
excess of imports of imports or exports
of gold and silver coin and bullion wa,
Us follows: Mouth ending July 81, 1870,
excess of imports, S329, ,2l9; month end
July 81, 1879, excess OF imports, sos, ,273.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
TWO MEAN MEN.

During "Big Quarterly" yesterday
two low priced men played quite a
successful game in beating negroes out
of money. They would get a negro
man off by himself, and by threats of
thrashing him scare the life almost out
of him. The they would agree to let
the victim off on pay ment Of a dollar,
which, in most cases, the man was on
ly too glad to pay IN order to escape a
severe beating.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
A Fortunate Russian Merchant

In the city of New York, at No. $40
Grand street, Mr.. Jacob RaDiner has for
the past fifteen years conducted gentle
with success b. fair dealing and low
pri> les. He in the July drawing followed
The usual custom OF all continental Euro
peann, and put n dollar in the grand
monthly distribution of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, buying a half
ticket of M. A. Dauphin, No. 3l9 Broad
way, New York cit, al obtained Tor tnis
fortunate in Eestment fifteen thousand
dollars Nl5.OJO) In gold, by the aid OF
which he says be Will be enabled to sell
ST. cheaper, and keep a larger assortment
OF goods. Thus the Crescent Clty's fayor-
lte institution becomes as it were bless
AuxAi-bt
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

IT was an evil hour in which Gener-
al Garfield'e evil genius tempted him
into trying to save himself out of the
Credit Mobilier scandal by imputing
perjury to his dead friend and associ-
ate, Oakes Amcs. The merciless way
i'll which General Butler drove this
home upon the unfortunate candidate
of Chicago last Saturday night por-
tends no good to the candidates party
in New England next NovembeI.-
Oakes Ames had many friends in that
palt OF the world, and there are good
many people there who are not dispos-
ed to see his tomb made stepping
stone for any mans am bit.on.-
World.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

If THERE is any man in Massachu-
sets who can speak with authority as
to the part played by that State in the
war it is General Butler. 81 marched
to the Gulf" said General Butler last
night in Boston, "with a New Eng
''land division containing 5000 men,
land there could not have been found
800 men in that division who had
'ever voted any other than the Demo
"cratic ticket" So much for the CAB
blers who talk about the Republican
party as having fought "the war for
the Union"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
A Mount Desert correspondent writ

A Mount Desert correspondent writes
to the Springfield Republican,: ain 1856
the whole territory round Bar Harbor
could have been brought for a few
thousand dollars. 1t is now worth s.
Ooo per acre for most of il. Twelve
years ago the whole tract extending
from the West End Hotel to Schooner
Head, distance of several miles, could
have been bought for few hundred
Within year or two it has been sold
out Tor from 800 to $1,000 per acre.
Last winter iif1y-four new houses were
erected and last year it is calculated
That 100000 were spent here on hotels
and cottages and tourists brought about
S25O,0OO. Thirty cottages, aggreeatiup
$4,000, were built. Mr.. Davis villa
and grounds cost 100000. This season
halt million is considered low esti-
mate of investments"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
According to the Ricbmond ,Stote

According to the Richmond State.
prior to last Friday, no vessel ever
made the trip from that city to Nor
folk ana return on the same day. The
feat was first accomplished by new
steamer called the City of Richmond.
She left her pier at a. M, reached
Norfolk at l IS, remained only ten
minutes, and got back to Richmond at
9p. m. tits somewhat singular that
voyage SO easily accomplished as
this one, was not undertaken by some
fast steamer long ago.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
FIFTH EDITION.
A BOY KILLS HIS STEPFATHER
WITH A POKER.

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 28.--Jas. Brown,
brought to the city late last night and
lodged in Jail by officer Owens. Brown
is charged on the commitment of JUS
tice j. Franklin Deale and the verdict
of the jury Of inquest with the murder
of Samuel Green, his stepfather. The
only statement of the affair that has as
yet been received here is that of the
boy. He says he lives near Mount
Zion, on the farm of Mr.. Edward
Jones.
Wednesday evening Green came home
drunk and began beating the baby. The
mother objected to this, when heattack-
ed and choked her. Brown came to his
mothers rescue, and Green picked up a
poker and struck him twice with it..
The boy ran from his father until he
reached fence back of the house, when
he stopped, jerked the poker from Gre Ell
and struck him over the arm with il.
Green went back TO the house and sat
on the doorstep, from which he fell twica
on his head.
On Thursday, about twenty-four
hours after the occurrence, Green died
The coroner's jury found verdict
charging Brown with the homicide and
he was taken to Jail as stated and will
be tried in November. lie is rather
small and does not seem to care much
about the matter, though he evidently
tells his story for his own vindication
Green was about thirty five years
old.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
HOW VIRGINIA WILL VOTE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Gen. Ma
hone oil Virginia, leader of the Read
luster party of that State, says that
his party will certainly carry the State
IN November, and the Readjuster cleo
tors are for Hancock and English. lie
is OF opinion that the November cleo.
ton will settle the debt question final.
ly in favor of the party lie represents.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
Why the south Is Democratic

From the n. Y. Star, Aug. 18th, 1850.
Since the close of the civil war a
new generation has grown up in the
Southern States, and large immigra-
ton has taken root there from Moth
ern States and foreign countries. OPP
Grating among these elements, with
the negro vote as a virtual unit at its
command, and with the powerful lever
of patronage in its grasp, the Republi-
can party should certainly have main
tained and augmented its strength in
the South if it had any positive merits
to recommend it.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
CHE WAS A STRANGER" &c

Among yesterdays colored visitors
was Isaac Heacock, Of Havre de Grace,
who soon fell into the friendly hands of
Jack Allen and his gang. The result
was a free fight at Front and Madison
streets, and Isaac was among those ar
rested. He was fined five dollars and
costs and being mpecunious, will have
to board out his sentence in Jail. His
poor old mother who came up with him,
tried hard to raise money for his release,
and TO help her the Mayor agreed to
throw off the iIne. But as she had no
friends she could not raise the rest OF
the money and after vainly trying all
evening, she returned to Havre de Grace
alone on the 1852 a. IN. train.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

Mr.. Roach presents some hard facts m
explanation OF why Americans cannnt
AFFORD TO own ships II the British shin
ompol hAS 10 pay IN LAKES only 50, 600
per annum when he has made eigh, NV
cent. ON seven million dollars inyrs,,.d
while the American ship owner wonId
nave To pay on the same value of nrn,,.
erty one hundred and seventy,tIa
ihousan1 dollars per annum, w6ethsp
MS ships earned anything or MOI, i, i.
very easy 10 understand why ED9Iand
snon'u do the great bulk of The car9ving
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

Philadelphia as a centre of population
was shown in a map published In the
Times of yesterday. Within a circle
drawn with a radius of sixteen miles,
with the Public Buildings as centre,
there are over million Inhabitants, and
very neatly all of them are directly in
terested IN or dependent upon Pbiladel-
phia business for their support. A sim
liar treaim mt of New York would doubt-
ieSs snow population of very near two
m'iions, and IL is SUI h retuIn4 as these
.hat are really indicative of W hat is being
done in given city.
General Buffers latest political CO.
huhdrum will go the rounds of the
countIy:"lf Grant could not be trust
ed with third term, how can the Re-
publican party be trusted with a sixth
term?"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
,rom AN a Mighty que., L.

c'n S,n, '"e Strinsfeld l.em'-'e LAKE
clsIpp,l Ip"kane Falls, IVa.lipa,o,,"' lpas,,'.s ~
s,ai',S sna u to- to ave meI.cIna I'Va q. lent
son,', Gea even Ponce de i.eo,', "U~'a have I
fountain nmn Of youth. III, THs search I'd
sli spa OF , a dark color, and T1 S1lisr Ssa,sr IS 1
Sh,ll na r, alseas of men and and beside UUes,de' c
neLVons aI troubles, rheums,i'as UGass, lays
ana an, similar ailments e'nmlssu'l'T1'l'n, Taa paaI
ho, not been analyzed, 6pt t,,,0. nne water
oo'aS, oon is as buoyant a, 'Ii's' tSe % Of sall
s'oll anu The only animal life 'a' !, DE dead
sis,htS speGles Ct jelly-Gsh. The l'tl l'tl'laln'
s s'saole outlel, and aIho"Se ,ahe q
several small streams, 4',n"usl nsol fed
or decreases in Size. In "',rr ,rr lNcle
Dle, Le tie water lasla, 'Ie le. 'Ilgl
S,I winch makes ;upcrirr so,n '1,o 10, = I
a',y ANY,. ping can be clcanseI y n ''aal w
much much ettel than hy the mo.' .' .ne
chemicals. '''V ulOs' pow
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
THE GOVERNMENT RUNNING
ITSELF.
From The Sunday Dispatch, Ind.

From the Sunday Dispatch, Ind.
Meanwhile the great nation must
and is quite capable of taking care
OF itself. Its nominal government
has transferred the national capital
to a parlor car; its big-braincd states.
men are hard at work in the Presi.
dental race; the narrow-minded poll.
ticians are busy as beavers coming
campaign lies, and the merchants
and manufacturers are up to their
eyes in extensive preparations for a
big fall trade-a certain sign that
he country is safe.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
STANDARDIZATION.

VIM. II. Quinn, Chairman of the
Committee on Naturalization appoint
ed the City Democratic Association,
wants all Democrats who desire to Sc
cure their papers, to leave their names
together with their vouchers, at his
store No. l22 Market street, and the
matter will be attended to as soon as
the U. s. Court convenes.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
THEFT OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS.

The sloOp Jesse Hilles, of Whining
ton, came up to King street wharf,
yesterday, and the crew went ashore
to enjoy "Big Quarterly" While they
were absent thieves went aboard and
cut open a carpet sack belonging to
one of the men, from which they OBJ
tained fifteen dollars. The clothes in
the sack were badly damaged by the
cutting epen process.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
JACK ALIENS LUCK,

Before Mayor Almond, last niSht
JACK Allen, notorious Tenth ward ne.
gro, as fined 81 and costs for Jisorderly
coniuct. Horace Rudolph and Dan
ste warf, OF the PostoOfiice, were prompt.
ly on hand to pay Allen oat, and he
toon went away rejoicing. The reason
Ior thls Kindness was that Jack. on Sat.
worked like Turk for the success ot
the County Committee ticket.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

General Butler suggested a simple and
sufficient explanation of the fact that
the veteran volunteer votes Of the North
are drifting over by so large majority 10
Hancock aDd English. The Governors
OF the Northern States being all Repub-
licans commissioned more Republicans
than Democrats as reRimental officers.
But the Democratic soldiers appointed
themselves privates.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
APOLICEMAN,s REVOLVER
Sd. John. y. B., Augnst p, Is

st. John, n. b, August 2, IS5O.
Lart night, while endeavoring to
arrest mrn for drunkenness, Police
man Currie was assaulted by friends
of the former, whereupon he drew a
revolver and fired into the crowd
seriously, probably fatally, wound
ing John Corbett, twenty years old.
Currie has been arrested.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

W E'N IA aug, Is, L, Nj.
FEED.-Bran sold al sle per ton.
FLOUK.-Ihe Trade IL dull but unchaug-
ca in prices. Sales of 6UOU barrels. III
Guiding Minnesota extras low and good
At soab l2I2. do. do. Straight, at 50 2jab ~.
Pennsylvania family at sI 7oas5 Y7L%: We,
tern do. AT - p a ST IS, and Patents at 81
40 %. Rye Flour is quiet. We quote al
"a ~ per barrel.
GRAIN.-Wf eat is duh and unsett,ed
sales Ol 300 bushels, including, rejected
al Sldl w red aud amber, track and
al9at, choice choice at 81 Ot14 bid and
!. M2S asked, and No. red in ele
l5.Uog bushels oats sold at 36A September'
a p64 was bid Tor August wheat; Nj o.
ior september 81 05s for OctoDeT, and
i 0S4 for November. kye ~ scarce al
75c, ior new. Corn nrm and pTices a N
shade higher. Sales OF 900 busheIs in
Guiding yellow at 53a13lSc.; mixed al ala
olz2c', ana rejected, at 6ladl12c. AT the
open board, filtt call, $4,000 bushels Sen-
tember sold at 5012c.; soc. was bid for All
gust, 5OI2c. for September, and 5D3Ic. for
october and bic, for y November Oats ara
quiet but ilrm. Sales OF $500 bushels. In
| Guiding mixed at Sc; rejected AT s5a:.,c
and white at 3S a 42c
The receipts to-day were as follows. 3a5f
bbls. flour, 10000 bu shels Wheat. "a In
bushels corn, l5,6OO bush. oals, and I'd
barrels whisky.
WHISKY was in demand, 100 bbIs n,
western lrou Nound soln at $lll Der
gallon. poi
CATTLE MARKET
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand Tits
week ana prices were rather higher. 8It,
mead arrived md sold at the different
yards at 3a55zc. per lb., as TO condItion
SHEEP were rather easier. l3WO bead
| arrived and sold at the different wards 81
3a5c. per ID. rs to quality. Lambs SOLD -,
| 319a611c. per pound. 'o'u at
| ~ Hogs wero in demand at an advance
tO,ON head sold at the different yards a;
74a734c.per ID. as to quality. '"' al
Park Drove Yard, West Phtle., Auo.l2
oo osHEE&P..Extra, & 10 to 1870 MS, IS 90; good
h ~ % lV1 IDS, " w TO ~: fair, 50 10 ID
amos, d To SO; common lambs, 81 to a 50
.alyes' ~ to 5Lc. Supply heavy. Mark 81
] If 5000 head. n'f''a'
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30

WE CoNDoLE with Senator Hoar
and the rest Of the Massachusetts
'stay-at-home Senators and Repre-
'sentatives, not one of whom did go
Ito the war;" as General Butler
fOrcibly observed last night, ''even
after Massachusetts Democrats
"showed them the way"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
NEW BUILDINGS AT THE CAPI
tail

WAsHINGToN, August 29.-The capi.
tai is having quite building boom
Statistics Just compiled show that there
ere erected during the year that ended
with June 625 new buildings, against
only oil in the previous year. A large
numbe of fine residences are now 90
Ing up in all parts OF the city, among the
public men preparing new homes being
$, cretary Sherman and Senator Game
ron of Pennsylvania.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
1T was eminently q.

,,, 1T was eminently fit and pron.,
when the Republicans drd~,1'1, rvpi
scene SCI of their ratiiica ,,n r,aa.t'l Maa.''
W WaShington last week tbev ,''., N
nave left the statue of Lincoln '. !.
out a single tribute. If T LipcoI, !
awe to-day he would not be- tpia' P.'
lican.- World. W hel
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
A So, 600 CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-Major Trea-
gle, a we'll known character of this city,
has brought sui: for $1,000 damages
against Richard j Dobbins, Of the bow
land House, Long Branch, where the
"major" was refused drink 10y the
barkeeper on the ground that he was a
"nigger."
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
WILL. NOT cn

=, H. IT, F. Pickles, who wa, el.,,.,
81 St,,a the delegates to tle lie ReS"Sd RfsS'Id
5ea,e dea!e ~. Convention from the FIX iFTp1S4 p
SsS,apes Sanarn, that he will nct not ntsns 'ia n
GSonvertlon convent on THURSDAY I'',,o ,s,,
uesifes to keep out of pn6,ir0 "'A''
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
Clayton House Arrival,

Jacob Moore; Georgetown na
l.. X. heuthorn, Springfield, oi,o
r.. j. II kennard, Chcsterlowv SIiO ud
joins l.. Lequin, New Y ork ''l'
lhas. +, Edgar,
John X. Howard, "
". Peacock, Middletown. Del
JACOB :. Cochran, " t'
j. M. Bullock, Baltimore.
John +; Nanneman, Port Dep,s,
W. V, Bond ami wife, clty s''
John Goodyear and wife, phlIa
JAS. J. Monaghan. city ''
John W. 1odd, city,
W. +. Moody,
W, A, Smith,
Geo. W. Mlcnener, Phila
II. Z. Halfway, A lpena, Nlrb
q. l.. Graves "Four season. lo,
tion." 'O'
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
FOURTH EDITION
General Foreign NesOs.

LONDON, August 30, 1880.
A waterspout at Zug yesterday
caused great destruction of property.
Several persons were killed.
The government has received no
information of the alleged plot to
attack the powder mills and bar
racks at Rallincollig.
Mr.. Gladstone arrived at Dublin
on the steamer Grantully Castle and
attended church to-day. He started
for the CLYDE in the afternoon.
A despatch to the DAILY Ne'cs
dated Teheran, Sunday, says It is
rumored that General Skobeleff, in
command of the Tekke Expedition,
has been summoned to st. Peters
burg. 800
LONDON, August 80, 1880.
The Standard has the following
from Bombay :-"There was great
scare at Kurachee, Scinde, on Fri
day, in consequence of reports by
the natives that $1,000 Pathans had
assembled on the hills and medi-
tated an attack. Arms were dis
tributed TO the whites and reinforce
ments ordered up, but the night
passed quietly. The Pathan resi-
dents were disarmed on Saturday"
The correspondent of the Times at
Bombay telegraphs that serious ap-
prehensions are entertained at
Kurachee. The steamer conveying
three companies of reinforcements
to that place was ordered to go with
full steam. Trouble is expected on
the Scinde frontier.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CAR o.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&c, will send a recipe that,win cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INAAN, StattoR ID
Ve,D York CtfU. May4-eodDkwly
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
DROWNED IN THE NIAGARA
RIVER.

BUFFALO, August 29.-Mary Boyle,
aged seventeen years, OF this city, ana
Nellie Hubert. aged nine years, living
al Rochester, N Y, were drowned III
the Niagara liver while rowing boet.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
NOTIGI,. u.

-. ra,,ons @lO Wi We The 0all
NJ OTIOLs'- DelaWare ~ ~. Ja1l
IN the State ., ,tytriii ht;3,.,tlo1
ss+s ss+: e 1:1$4 $::$;4:: $;:;$: :'3
i$:Sf !s5 @H :l:! { e & !:
%Gnlfhhss %.an hs 1s ys 81 ssGSpS %
:: :$ !: + ;; a: : +: S
ton TO ogsf e. d Gsl., es ."fhl "jalS S''i lS' iH'
The daily gazette., 1880-08-30
financial and Gem nm eFetal.

WILNINs1oN. Del, Aug 26, ISSs
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald 4 Co., s. +. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at u
III. to day: