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About the Firemen.

The following officers of the Phoenix
s. F. E. Company have been elected :
President-William Walker.
Vice President-Robert Palfrey.
Secretary-John W. Porter.
Treasurer-W. j. Irwin.
Trustees McKeewan, Ben
jamin Richardson and James Davis.
The new hose carriage of the Water
Witch Company was christened dur
ing the fire at the ice house, yesterday
by stream from the Weccacoe.
The fourth annual picnic of the
Weccacoe Active Association takes
place at the Schuetzen Park, to-mor-
row. Arrangements have been per-
fected to make this one of the pleas
ATTEST picnics ever given, and the best
Of order will be observed.
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THE DRY SPELL.
FARMERS FEAR ITS EFFECT ON THE
f j CORN AND CATTLE,

FARMERS FEAR ITS EFFECT ON THE
CORN AND CATTLE.
During June the entire fall In this
neighborhood was less than one inch,
and during May it did not reach two
inches, whereas fall Of ten inches
would not have been an unusual guam
tity for these two months. So far, the
rain fall for July has not been very
promising, and from all parts of the
country come words of fear from the
farmers for the safety of their crops and
the keeping of their cattle.
Between the drought and the dry
weather the pastures have become SO
parched that many farmers are compell-
ed 10 feed hay to their cattle, which, of
course, has q natural tendency to create
a scarcity of milk and raise the price Of
butter. The springs, wells and small
streams of water are getting SO low that
In several localities people are compelled
to drive their cattle to large streams In
the neighborhood, in order 10 afford them
q chance of drinking plentifully.
The corn crop is in critical condi-
tion just now, and to this cereal good
rain would prove great benefit. The
ear is just beginning to form, and con-
tinued hot spell without rain will, 1t Is
feared, cause the ear to shrivel into
worthlessness and thus prevent the grain
from maturing.
Growing vegetables are also suffering
and altogether the farmers are filed
with serious apprehension, and anxious
Iy wait for the appearance Of good
shower to refresh their stock and revive
their drooping crops. ---L
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FIRST EDITION.
Total Depravity.
A DRUNKEN MOTHER BEFORE THE
MAYOR THIS MORNING.

A DRUNKEN MOTHER BEFORE THE
MAYOR THIS MORNING.
The only case of any importance be-
fore the Mayor this morning was that
of Margaret Blondell, who 1t seems
from the evidence is totally depraved.
Officer Carey, who made the arrest,
stated that last night about 1890 o.
clock he was called upon by several
citizens of Hedgeville to arrest the
prisoner as she was creating SO much
noise that 1t was impossible for any
one to sleep, and some of the neighbOrs
adjoining tho house wherein she re-
sided were afraid that in her drunken
frenzy she might upset lamp, and
not only burn herself but her three
small children. When he went into
the house he found her lying on the
floor in the front room almost help
lessly drunk and almost nude, He was
obliged to assist her up and then put
on her shoes for her, and find a shawl
to cover her body. The house was in
a filthy condition, and was not fit for
any person to live in. Several of the
neighbors testified to Margaret's
drunken propensities.
The Mayor required her to pay IS
and costs and furnish 5000 bail to keep
the peace. The three children were
given over to the custody of Austin
Harrington, Esq, counsel for the 80
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, ,-
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France is at present suffering from q

France is at present suffering from
nlapue of wolves, no less than half a
million of these animals being estimated
to exist in France at the present mo-
ment. The damage inflicted by these
crea, ures in their nocturnal raids from
forest and mountain is estimated al
about aboat SC, 900, 900 francs annually. The
large number of wolves is The more
surprising as regular body known as
the Louveterie, and numbering close
upon w 1000 men, is maintained specially
to keep down wild beasts; hut from the
returns published is appears that onl7
An wolves were killed in 1879. Two
bills have been introduced on the sub
;ect. and it is proposed to place higt
price on the head of each wolf-as high
as 200 francs in the case OF knowI
s.man- n-eater."
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The First Straw.

Messrs. James a. Webb have for sale
finely executed pictures of Gen. Han
cock and Gen. Garfield the Democratic
and Republican candidates for President
of the United States, which they sell for
two dollars apiece, nicely framed. So
far they have sold seven OF Hancock's
pictures and not one of Garfeld's. And
no wonder; for the pictures of Hancock
show a splendid, handsome, notebook
ing man, while those OF Garfield look
like cross between quack doctor and
a cut throat.
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sIELD's LETTER.-The New
fim., against it. That paper
."On the tariff General Gar
EXPRESSIONS are generahties, of
be in themselves, but, inter-
|in the light of his recent course
kress, giving little cause for ex-
4 any aid from him in those ra-
reforms which are imperatively
Bed by the interests of the coun-
b by none more than by the
bOdy of unprotected and over
Neither in sub
Nor form is this part of his let
Fthy ofhis position or calculated
kngthen him where he most
Strength. The portions of MIR.
|a's letter relating to- t"e. reform
|civil service are below the level
platform adopted at Chicago.
whole the letter of General Gar
very uneven, and fails to place
that commanding position which
|ht have easily assumed.
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No Quorum.

The anneal meeting of the City
Passenger Railway stockholders was
to have been held, yesterday, but
there being no quorum present no
business was transacted, and the old
officers will hold over until their sue
cessors are chosen. They are Presi-
dent, James Bradford; Secretary,
Treasurer and Superintendent, Sam
uel Chambers. @
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9aily Sazstte.
[NCOCK,
I,s,t Soldier Statesman.

[n,i,tee of the Democratic
/ Convention, appointed to
[',sral Hancock and Mr.. Eng
En- Ear'r nomination for Prssidsn, ahieaa
! T. President Of s..t the ., 0n,ssa onHs+l
yesterday. General .,,s Han Han
4 upon him and said aid ,iaatas that as
H. importance of the matter
4 he would prepare and ." send
4 acceptance of the nomlna-
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IA uappy German Laddie

some feW years ago Mr.. Geo. Frederick
Inssan arrived In our shores frsm Ger
many. and sought employment In Brook
lyn as helper IN a family grocery store; ore
called To many OF his neighbors enrich
Ing | themselves by Investments In the
monthly mo drawings of the celebrated Loui-
siana State. Lottery. He invested i've
SSo ooo half OF the capital prize of S100, 900.
Ee'fnvested S47, $50 in u. 9. Government
bonds, and took s2.5OO fer q tour Of bust
Daunhin- New Orleans, La, or same
nerson at No. 3l9 Broadway. New York
cc,tv can give full information to corres-
nondents about the drawings, etc.
I Wildwood.
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ocean Citu Excursions.

The Wicomico and Pocomoke r. r.
Co., are busily engaged in repairing the
road from Berlin Junction to Ooe an City,
which was impaired by the storms last
Fall AS soon as the track is repaired
the p. W. d B. r. 3. Co.. will commence
running excursion trains to Ocean City.
II Is thought the excursions will COM
mence the latter part of this month. Ex-
cursions will also be run ON Saturday
nights and return on Sunday, thereby
giving the excurtionists whole day on
the beach.
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MIIkmen Combining.

The milkmen met yesterday in ALL
mond's building, and elected j. FL. Had
dock, President and J. Frank White,
Secretary. The object of the meeting
was to make the price ef milk eight cents
retail, and five cents Wholesale 10 stores
A motion was made that u petition be
drawn up for milk dealers to sign, and y
committee, consisting of T. e Wier.
Charles Jones. j. Lynch and j. II. White,
was appointed to Draw up this petition.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
Wednesday evening, July 81.
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ENUAMPMENT INSTALLATION.

Last evening, M. w. G. p, Henry z.
Bennett, assisted by other grand officers
OF the R. W. G. Encampment, 1. U. D.
F., Of Delaware, installed the following
officers Of Reynolds Encampment,No 8:
&. P.-Merrlt g. Perkins.
HI. P.-Peter Q. Daily.
Sr. WI. II. Quay.
Jr. W.-Alexande Guthrie.
Scribe-W. Fl. Foulk.
Treas.-William West.
After the installation the grand Off
GERS and members were escorted to Weav-
er's ice cream saloon where they par
took of refreshments.
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Local Lanes.
lmef's celebrated clam soup.
llled crabs at Fullmer's.
lle soup at Fullmer's

ln'f'' celebrated clam soup.
illsd crabs at Fullmer's.
te soup at Fullmer's.
oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.
lGOI teachers rejoice that shool
before the extremely hot
ner struck Wilmington.
rauls NJ. E, Church people, to-
Uw, will enjoy themselves on
s,a. aC15slon p to Ocean Grove and
slsn lat at Third and French streets
co,, wanted, twenty loafers at
sSrI corner" Of course the corner
'erted by the gang.
asv y First First Presbyterian Church
B"gk g kochGol enjoyed an excursion
F~aro OnOay Z Hook, Yesterday, on the
,''' D. A. Mccall and Thomas
private M excursion left this
n. 'or ocean City this morning.
|uS oi'er !. was selling at IS cents Der
~ III market this morning.
|s1 DTF y .tIr!amps were sent to New Cas-
'A'S morning for a term of IL
the the fire yesterday the weccacoe
fiana ,Pany ~ christened the new hose
"se : Of the Water Witch. '''
her /" wiz noes Ss not not rain very shortl,
had, VIII Oe selling at fifty cents pei
In new y fire plug is being put in a
eets - Oorherof Fourth and Marke
|'s;op paals VI ME-. Church gives an e,
|Ove tO1 ~ Asoury Park and Oceal
locl fnrst SaS Presbyterian sunda
pmbay Hooi very pleasant time q
SSsdn i, aesin eiraYTford's Yyto shoe store W.
ice of @f'ltmsn aI1% are about to raise Il
Part, milk to eight cents D
gh IN rass mse,' Of vegetables remain We
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INSTALLATION.

Last evening, Grand Master, j. c.
Massey, accompanied by other officers of
the Grand Lodge, drove to st. Georges,
and installed the following officers, Of
National Lodge, No. 32, 1. o. o. F.
N. G.-Higby.
V. G.-S. b. Vail.
The Recording Secretary was absent,
and therefore could not be installed.
After the installation refreshments
were partaken Of.
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An UnDteasa,,t Collision.

There came near being a fatal ,ac-
cldenG on the Z. u b. q. r. r. few
days ago at Bridgewater. A loco
motive ran into hand car, contain
ing six or eight men. They all es-
capped with the exception Of one
man, Charles Henry, who got his
foot caught some way, and could
not jump Off as soon as the rest, and
was seriously hurt. The car was
smashed to pieces.
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FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIC.

The fourth grand annual picnic of
the Weccacoe Active Association will
take place at Schuetzen Park, on
Thursday, July 10Th. The pic mic was
to have taken place at Rosendale Park,
but owingto the large number of tickets
sold the place was found to be too
small, hence the change. A good
time may be expected by all who at
tand rsu
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fWlNd IT OUT."-The N. Y. Post,
Phcan, says General Garfield is
courageous nor frank, only re-
Ole and moderate; and we fear
uncertain phrases will fail to
paSlaction to either branch of the
ne represents or to stir the hearts
people like thesounds of a trum-
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AO1Eeer Name.

The census taker of North Coventry
township, Chester county, has found
a citizen named Michael Thirtyacre-so
named because left when an infant in
thirty-acre field, where he was found
and raised by neighboring family, who
gave him bis singular name.-Ogferd,
pn Prpas
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sixth Ward Meeting.

A meeting of Sixth Ward Demo-
Gratis will be held in Manz's saloon,
Ninth and Walnut street, on Thurs
day evening, 18th inst, at 8 O'Clock,
for the purpose of organizing for the
city campaign. A full attendance is
requested. .l.-
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DlSAPPoINTMENT:"-Says the
|IlG Republican, (Rep):-"W When
Ped with Governor Hayes letter
years ago, General GarAeld's
pnication to Senator Hoar accept
Republican nomination for the
Iency is a disappointment."
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From the News.
Dem OcrHfic FrOnOntu,

The Gazette harps on the economy
practioed by the Democrats in the gov
ernment of our city and points out the
fact that they have reduced the tax
rate from $1.15 to $1.1O. Truly the
record of that party is a brilliant one
in the score of economy.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14

New York Times does not hide
InrObstion for a considerable
II Garfeld's letter. 1t shows
hat that tedious and prosy docu
4 not raised its hopes for Radi-
ss, on the contrary 1t acts like
|eet added to the wet blanket
Ideld's nomination proved to
bblican party even in Garield's
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Democratic National Commit
|sssiOn at New York, yester-
|animously re elected William
hum, of Connecticut, Chair
u Frederick o. Prince, of Mas
ets, Secretary.
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Lancaster has rival Of DR.. Tanner.
For the past thirteen years man named
Henry Ramsey has been an inmate of
the County Almshouse. Once every
wear Henry takes a notion that he won't
sst ANYTHING, and accordingly he takes
nothing but water for days at a time.
The Lancaster Eransiner says that on
Monday Ramsey took food for the first
time In twenty-six days.
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atters IestamentarY.

John B. Vandegrift, executor, has
taken out letters testamentary upon
the estate of A. ]. Vandegrift, de-
ceased, late of st. Georges Hundred
The daily gazette., 1880-07-14

|, advice of the Commission,
live Of Egypt, on last Saturday
I"m Of sS25,OoO to the Ameri-
[,l.,e which is to be paid to the
In Arms Factory. With the
4 already made this brings the
n Dald by E .ypt to the Reming-
|,r,ciuding the contract for sup
N, ND to the han 1some figure
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Ql z q.

GOODWIN. AT his residence, near 81.
10Th inst, John Goodwin, In the list
year of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully y invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence, on Thursday af-
ternoon 18th inst, to leave the house at
O'clock. Services at the house at 2 o.
clock. To proceed to Wilmington d Bran
dyWine Gem etery
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, u1susrER,R 0RnER-
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
Naw Naafla IN

New Castle Co., June ~.
Administrator of Esther Brown, late OF !
Brandywine Hundred. in said county,
deceased, it is ordered and direeted by the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid (
give notice Of granting of Letters OF Adj
ninistration, upon the estate Of the de-sl
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements te pc posteS y
Letters in six of the most public places o.
the county of New Castle. requiring All
persons having demands against the es-
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 70 be
inserted within the same period IN the u
WILMINGToN GAZETTE, q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and to be contin-R u
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
1@, Given under the hand and seal 8
IL. 8. lof Office OF the Register Aforesaid .
~ at New Castle, In New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above 2
written, s. @. BIGGS, Register. .,
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A BANK PRESIDENT SHOT.

b. COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 13.-Atnoon
to-day s. s. Riokley, president Of the
Capital City Bank, was shot through
the forehead while standing at his
desk, by Andrew Eichenberg, Ger
man dyer. Eichenberg was on the
street and as soon as he shot MIR. Rick
ley he placed the revolver at his own
temple and shot himself, dying almost
instantly. Mr.. Rickley may live, but
the chances are against him. The
trouble grew out of Mr.. Rickley's rc-
fuBal to loan Eichenberg money! "A
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opr methers young and old all praise
n Rull's Baby syrup, for IL is the best
thing Tor babies while teething. Price 26
cents O bottle, 1921
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NOTIOE

estate OF the deceased, must present the
same, duly attested TO the AdmAnistrator,
on or before June %, 1881. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and pro- {
vided. WILLIAM TAi Lh4.
Address-Wilmington. Del. 81 .,,,..
T. tv14-3weod. @ ttst - '
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Is57 Prizes, amounting to: ::....,..... .siiu.40o
Irresponsible corresponding agents wants
ed at ali points, TO whom liberal oQmpeni
Write clearly stating full address, for
n,,fher Information, or send orders by en-
nress. or IN a Registered Letter or Money
M. A. DAUPHINy
.a ~ New Orleans, La,
or same person at ~" ~ ln'p
No. 8l8 Broadway. New York.
All our GrandExtraordinaryD Drawings
are under the supervision and MANAGE
inent of Generals G. 7. Beauregard and
Jubal A. EARLY. a.. ...
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!; The store of Francis McMahon, q
Lock Haven, Pa, was entered by bugIars-
soon after one O'Clock yesterday morning
and McMabon, after they had ded,
accidentally shot his son, inficting .
dangerous wound. ~
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NEW ADVERTlsEmENTs,
I TTENTIoN, SIXTH WARD DEMO

A TTENTIoN, SIXTH WARD DEMO
n Gratis. ...
The Democratic vo,ers OF the Sixth
Ward are requested to meet at Manx'e
saloon. N. e. corner Ninth and walnut
streets, on Thursday evening, 18th inst,
ats O'Clock for the purpose OF organising
for the campaign. A full attendance is
requested. GEORGE @, WARD.
1y4-2t. Vice PresidentSixth Ward.
nEMoCRATIC MEETING.
" The Seventh Ward Democrats will
hold a meeting at the Friendship Engine
House. on Friday evening, the 18th inst,
at o'clock. business of importance Will
be transacted and good attendance is
requested. NJ tl IS. O.. PIERCE, ~
: jyl4-3t* Vice President 7th Ward.
A ITENTION DEMOCRATSi -. r.....4,
"A A meeting of the Democrats OF the,
Fourth Ward will be held at the ofnce Of
ESQ Brady, N. z. cor. Third and Market
streets, on Thursday evening, at 8p. M.
for the purpose of organization. A full
BY order OF w. H. BRADY, 49, tM
jyl4. Vice President 4th Werd.
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Oh '''9 9''-1-l4 a' 4a.Hdog1d Q ssodo
-'1h7l --! & ..4I e3 .sloifasdi,h
A. i"iisIai 81 uoft,
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IAlIISIANA I STATE LOTTERY CO.

T'his institution was Regularly inoQn-3
porated by the Legislature Of the State fol
EdIcatiof,al and Charitable purposes. In
1858, Tor the term Of Twenty I'VE
faith OF the state is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing It's franchises An thet
new constitution adopted peSemRer IA l,
whici, il has since added a reserve fund Qf
overas5O j .OOO. Its Grand single Number
strlbutiOns will take place monthlyi
on me nsser secSa scGies or posponss. Took at the
following distribution :L.be ~ ssB oliI III
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
600 TICKETS AT TWO 'poLiAAr0s'
'-l :lI ~ EACH. -a-4..r
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University Of Virginia.

Session begins on the first OF October
and continues nine months. Apply for
Catalogues to the Secretary OF the Faculty
Post office University Of Virginia. Albe- I
M. D., Chairman of the Faculty. W h' III
IfvI4-d6waOd nos slDt t.i ssssf
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TAKE NOTICED

Thssis tho only Lottery soer eotsd on ,
bv the people Of STATE, and under q,
late decision IF the o. s. Supresa6 Court
at Washington, is the only Legal Lot
terv ,soso in tho United States all ofhsrj
charters haoing been repealed or haei1sgs
no egist67sce. ,5l. Ella. .s..l Il tas
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
TRIRIJTION. CLASS H, AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th, lSSoAi
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pO0n RE WARD. . sJ.,I "a
0ZUU The above reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction of the per-
son or persons who set fire to our Ice house
over Third street bridge on the afternoon
of the 18th inst. .l
jyl4.6t. kENNEBEC lCE W:
iIOREIGN Observation-Disclosures men
should know that we can furnish
them drafts on France, England, Ireland,
Europe as cheap and safe as they can be
bought in Philadelphia.
jyl4-4t. lsf HEALD - W.
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SotD OrT A. ExrEcrED.-Mr. Dyer
~ LnIn. Sec'y Of the Greehback Nation
Al Committee. resigns his place. and
writes letter showing that Gen. Weaycr
~ scld ont 10 the Republicans, and has
ALREADY received sl-soo with the promise
o. more, from Gen. g. A. Arthur, Re-
puhlicaa candidate for vice-Presiien .
and o. = Jones. Sec'y National Re pub
Iican Comni.iec-
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rsl1< 1w4er rm-rm ssnrfeld I'm re-
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a vote for Porter and for Garfield ia
rote for the Credit MobiIicr and De
,olycr Pavement swindles. Think of
hat.
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GERMANS, IRISH AND CATH.
OLICS

Denounced Negroes and Irish
Compared-An Infamous Ha-
rangue i'm which Know
Nothing Divinity. Ignor-
ance, Falsehood. and
Partisan Malice are
About Equally Rep
resented