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The daily gazette., 1880-08-18
LOCAL TIME TABLE
TRAINS LEAVE wILNINGh

FOR PHILADEEPIIfA.-ll2 29lt
$40 v.W, b.l4, 1912, lU.3U. a, m. y&
30 2.2O 2.N, 400, G.G7, 7.W, XIX ssI
ON sundays, l.il, ~, S.l0,a IN.
J.48 y. IN.
For NEW YoRK.-l.629GN7m 7m
AIN. : l2.id, ~ AZ, 8.O7, a. m, 2z
On Sundays, l.4l, 2.23 =. m,
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsBNeI
w NJ <.UJ. Z.lJ, h.oJ, "a. la. I.,J nd
~, 7.O>, p. III. On sundays, l2a N
am.
For BALTIMORE, Bay Line COINED
1.0S p, IN. No SUNDAY trains.
FOR NEW CAsrLE.-d.U a.9Am.
300, 6,35, p. III. No sunday train,
FOR DELAWARE X. R-e.g A M
80, p. IN. No sunday trains
FOk WILMINGTuN a NORTHERN NJ
100, a. M; 800, j.O5 p, IN. No n
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN K. nj
lO.3O IA. M; 5.3U =. III. No sunday tn
TRAINS AIRLINE IN wlLMlNd
FROM IHILADELPnIA.-l2t, II
$40; No, II M; l2,li, l2.ig, I.O2l
l.3O, i.ii, 5.l7, 30, 5.DO, SIM. W. u.Wa
On Sundays, lz,l5, los, 2lN, 1910 a. i
p. III.
FRoM NEW IoKK.-l.5s, Z,A, SG 4
i2.Ii, LOG, i.4i, iUV y. IN UA suu|
l.bS, z.,SH. IN.
FROM BALTIMuRE.-l.aG, Iii. sS, 4
m; LIS. 1891. I2.37, o.,S, 9.Ii, y. ID
sundays, .3b. 2.l1 n. m. y.i3 p. nj.
FROM WAsHINGIpS.-L.b III. al
l2.25, 1851, l2.37, 5,5o, V.B p. m.
FRuM.NLw CAsTLL.-S.Jl, vs., l20j
SIS, 6,4U p. IN. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.H Il
$40 p. m. No sunday trnus.
titOM WlLMI.SG1ON 4 NOETllE1
500. lbs n. m; t.i5 p. III. No 81
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN H. g.
a. IN. 2 ID, p. III. No sunday tralni,
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WAsHis
AvENUE-7.3J, S.lO, 1879, ll.U, rs
l.W, 800, $50. 400, 1.lj, so, b,iO Nv,
u.30 p. m. On sundays, S.5a. m
y.i6, ll.3O p. III.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MA
STREETS. --7.JU, ll.5l II. IN l2.25. I.
ni., LOO IA. III. On sundays, l,U. u, :
NorE.-The black figures represen
/" I'm ted Express. On when al
hre is charged
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BEFORE ESQUIRE O,NEILL.

James II. Jones, conductor on the
7. W. x Il. Il. T., appeared before Es-
qalre O'Neill thlA morning, and swore
out warrants against Two youDg men ol
Newport and one from this city, charg-
ing them with being disorderly on hls
train on Saturday afternoon last.
The warrants were placed in the hands
OF Constable Dillon, who procured a
hack, and, accompanied by Sergeant
Legg and Special Officer Legg, went oul
to Newport this morning and succeeded
IN arrestng two OF ihem, who were at
work IN ihe rolling mill at that place
After returning to this city the cOnsJa-
Ole soon had the oiher young man under
arrest.
lJappears from the evidence that the
men were somew hat intoxicated when
they boarded the train AT this city When
the brakesman demanded their tickets,
they refused 10 give them up; and when
demand as maue upon them by ih-
conductor, they again refused 10 yield
their tickets. They then became very
noisy and disorderly in the car.
The names of the culpriis were Alva
Hlllyard and John Walraven, who were
fined 50 and costs each, and VIM. Hill
yard, who was fined SO and costs.
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THE PIEDRAHIrA OUTRAGE" "

1t will be remembered that full ac-
count Of the charges made by Mr..
Jose Piedrahita, a citizen of the Uni
ted States, against the Spanish govern
ment for forcib|y taking him from the
American steamship Saratoga in the
port of Havana on July 10, and for
keeping him confined in Jail until July
II, was published in the Herald at lhe
time. The victim has since made IA
protest before United States Commits
sioner Shields containing the facts at
greater length, and the document has
been forwarded to Secretary Evarts
The latter has also received the dis
patches sent by Mr.. Henry G. Hall,
the American Consul at Havana, in
regard to the outrage.
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THE PLUMED KNIGHTS.
MONSTER PROCESSION OF UNIFORMED
CRUSADERS IN CHICAGO.
CUICAGo Ill Auoust 1g 1891

MONSTER PROCESSION OF UNIFORMED
CRUSADERS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 10, 1880.
The morning here broke clear and
warm, and before seven o'clock the
streets were thIonged with sighteers, the
majority resting to Wabash avenue where
the best view of the knights Templar
procession was likely To be bad. Along
the route, some miles in length, there
were elaborate decorations, including a
variety OF banners, gags floral STARS
crosses and crowds. shields festoons OF
evergreons and selection of Masonic
motIops unearlhed for the occasion. and
hot always Ineligible TO the multitude.
such rs SIN hoe Sig1io riHces," "Rer
reg,un," "DOH,inus doHinOruH," ''Mao-
nd est DeritdS et preUdiebH," which were
among the most popular OF these notices
OF her brotherhood. Nearly every house
on the line has some temporary balcony
erecte in its front. Pursuant TO general
order No. the various communicates
assembled for dress parade at fifteen
minutes before eight and fIom that hour
till nine O'Clock the Knights were busy
occupying their designated positions In
the column, which consisted of twenty
divisions, divided into three grand
division-Eminent Sir Henry Turner,
Grand Captain General, commanding
OF six divisions, formed on Lake and the
contiguous streets. The second grand
divislon-Sir Fayettee +. Fletcher, of
Vermont, comanding-of six divisions,
formed on Washington and the intersect-
ing streets. The third division, Sir
Benjamin f. Haller commanding con
sistIng of eight divisions formed on
Monroe and the intersecting streets.
According to the programme the process
sion was to have moved at half-past eight
but it was past ten before the commoliol
on Lake street indicated that the Tenn
plaIs were starting. The personne! was
striking and perhaps unequalled. When
the words was given the column moved
off with the steadiness and precision of
Vell-disciplined army.
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Bur01ar Meets mis- Deserts.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. III. C..
Walker, a son Of DIR. Walker, of this
city, shot and killed the notorious bur
glar Bill Rodifer in his fathers resi-
dence about 3 o'clock this morning.
kodifer has served several terms in
the penitentiary and was but recently
pardoned out for good conduct. Mrs.
Walker was awakened by a noise in
the house, and discovered that some
one was under the bed where her hus-
band slept. Mrs. Walker quickly no.
titled her son in an adjoining room
In the meantime Roditer, finding that
he was discovered, attempted to make
bis escape, and fired his pistol at DIR.
Walker, missing him. He was back
ing out of the house covering the doc
tor with pistol and knife, vixen, be-
fore reaching tie door, young Walker
came to the rescue and fired, killing
him instantly.
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EXCURSION TO BoRnpyu,

A reomss n ma ), A. Smy,h Post, vi
onrlia,, "A; H., Of This b city will ma max. No. \
aay FsI,dn next @oth inst, by ste,m.. ST, o'
road, road. m During the da, t1s l''eacs n,s. \
u',', battle will take place inNaHSd,Iesaat. n, S,eat
which the excmsionists ',apG'e0l ~,, \
opportunity of WITNESSING "''I \ \
Tor the excursion are onl" ,"s, u
each. "'''y one
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EARTH'S WEALTH.
MORE DIsCovERfEs OF GOLD AND SILVER
IN NEW YORK STATE.

MORE DIscovERiEs OF GOLD AND SILVER
IN NEW YORK STATE.
ALBANY, Aug. 17.-Andrew DenHing
1as discovered mine of gold and silver
~ Wells, Hamilton county; also mine
ofgold and silver on the bank of Nine
Mile Creek, in Hamilton county. Will
lam ii Fry and others have discovered
mine of gold and silver In Benson's
ownship, Hamilton county; also on the
west branch of the Sacandaga river. Al
bert X Batcheller has disco Vered a mine
or Z Did and silver in Benson's township,
Hamilton county. jesse Stiles of Sara
toga files notice that he has discovered
mil neS OF gold and silver in Greenfield,
Corluth and Milton, Saratoga county,
and IN the road lending from Lake Bon
eto to Mount NJ cGregor Mountain House
Sylvanus Swee has discovered mine
4 gold and silver IN the To wn of Benson,
Hnmllton county. Mortimer Wade and
others have discovered a mine of gold
anu silver In the town of Edinburgh,
Saratoga county.
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A HEAVY PENALTY.

George Miller and Michael O'Don-
nell were arraigned before the
Mayor this morning, on the charge
of disorderly conduct. The charge
was proven, and they were each re-
quired to pay and costs.
Geo. Miller was then arraigned
upon the charge of using threaten
ing language, and was required to
pay So and costs. In questioning
one of the witnesses, Miller became
angered, and called him a liar, for
which the Mayor required him to
pay SO for contempt of court.
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UNFOUNDED REPORT.

1t was reported on the streets that RI.
Rev. Bishop Becker was lying i'll at his
residence in this city. II was also tele-
graphed TO the Philadelphia papers that
whIle bathing at Oct an city, he was al
tackled with hsInorrhage. The reports
are without foundation. He dld venture
out little too Tar while bathing, but
was not attacked with hemorrhage, al
though he was somewhat prostrated al
ter he succeeded in getting a. hore. DE
returned home on Monday evening, and
was able TO be on the streets Yesterday
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THE CAPE MAY REGATTA.

CAPE MAY, Aug. 17.-To-day's re-
gatta was the means of bringing 5000
persons to the shore, but the sport was
far below public anticipations. Only
10 yachts competed for the prizes, six
of which were cat-rigged, from our
own waters, and the other six from
Philadelphia and Chester, Pa. The
course was from the stakeboat in front
of the Stockton Hotel to the channel
buoy, at the west end of Eph Shoal,
two laps; course, six miles. The first
prize, and elaborate swinging ice
pitcher and cup, presented by the
Times Printing House, No. 725 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, was awarded
to the A. M. Harris; the second, a
magnificent silver lea set, six pieces,
presented by John Wanamaker s. Co.
Philadelphia, to the Minerva; the third
q superb silver life-boat, gold lined,
presented by ]. 8. Semon, Cape May
and Philadelphia, to the Lilli' ; and
the fourth, handsome swinging ice
pitcher and cup, presented by Har-
rington Fitzgerald, Philadelphia Sun,
to the Rover. The prizes were pre-
sented by ex-Gov. Hartranft. Repre-
sentatives of the winning boats re-
ceived the prizes with appropriate ex-
pressions of thanks to the connie
tee.
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ASSASSINATION IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. G., August 15.-Relia-
BILE information has been received of the
assassination OF Gen. Bryan Grimes, Oh
the 18th instant, near his home in Pitt
county. Rumor says he was riding in
buggy along the highway when be
was shot dead by some one concealed in
the bushes. The murderer is supposed
10 have been negro or a white man
against whom Gen. Grimes was an i'm
PoItant witness in an arson case. Gen.
crimes was very prominent citizen
and reached, by his high soldierly quail
ties, the rank of major general in the
Confederate army.
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General Foreign NesUs.

LONDON, August is, 1880.
Seriou. inundations have occurred In
the provirce, of Toruel, Spain.
IL il again reported that the Prince Of
Wales will 90 TO Australia in October
returning via California
The marriage of Stuart Wortley to the
daughter ot Anthony Trollope took
place in this city on NJ Monday.
The Marquis of CRANKY" the we'll
known posting house at EPSON, was
totally destroyed by rire yesterday.
In compliance with the desire of Pres
ideDt Hayes, the sultan decided to main
tain the Turkish Legation at Washing
ton.
A dispatch from Cairo says that the
Nile still contiDues 10 rise rapidly, and
much uneasiness Is felt regarding an
overflow of its banks, which is now
feared.
Jonas Refs & Company, bankers and
bullion merchants and foreign exchange
pFymenI. Their liabilities are inconsid-
cradle.
The most extensive flre that has oc-
curred at ST. Petersbnrg for the last II
years took place on Monday in the LII
gofka quarter, Over twenty buildings
were destroyed.
PARIS, August II, 1880.
The accident at Hauferive station
near V'cby, is not a. serious as was fear
ed, but the calamity is quite serious
enough. Tmrty-four persons were in.
jured, four dangerously, aud one IL re-
ported dead this evening. Tue mails
due at Vichy this morning, were only
delivered this afternoon.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

The officers of Armstrong Lodge, No
rs, A, f. & A. M, of Newport, will bt
publicly installed at basket picnic, 10
be held in McFarlan's Grove, one mile
from Newport, on Thursday, Septembe
2. The installation cere monies will
commence at noon, and will be conduct
e1 by the officers of the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware. Addresses VIII be delivereu
by Rev. J. n. Caldwell, -. D., of .his
city and Others
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A Cheap Country Excursion

,lhree Industrious young New Workers.
"a essrs. N. lsrall Ill. Uppenheim, and RI
hosehDlum, who board at M. DI Christie
n.;, ra; uesiIlng country excursion, prepa-
iar In the pul chase from M. a. Dauphin.
NO 3l9 broadway. New York city. OF hnii
OF ticket No. 35,93g in the July drawing o1
Lhe Louisiana state Lottery, and honor
aDiy ~ earned by their enterprIsjng venture
So,OO1, which Was Immediately paid Ihem
IN gold. hey have extended their trIn IN
europe. " no is The next luck Y man in the
september drawiug2 Who2 augli-6t.
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CONGRESSMAN CLYMER HURT.
READING, Pa, August II. 1850

A dusk this evening Congressman
Hester Clymer, with his siie and
lady friend, were returning from drive
several miles out Of town. In crossing
a small bridge that bad no guard rail
the carriage was driven too near The
edge and the vehicle upset, throwing its
occupants into the steam. One of Mr.
CIymer's arms was broken, but the
ladies escaped with slight bruises.
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DEATH ~ --%-.
COLOREb 'uuNG,UIi

BALTIMORE, Md A AN'
dI distinguished colo,,eG1 colo, one Of the
country, %G died vesterSO prSu men 4
one one of the faculty 20 Of years snn n
mathematics ma and a., o,Sac teaching Igd
lie He was a member Of P,Rer me - braI
sylvania, and we'll ll''Il,alee Eude Of
%u out the State. Durin@C ihnCTn ,n Thy y
Hayes campaign he ''ls %,Ih The \
In various paris of iba b,,'aoe au',p spe
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PERSONAL.

Enoch Moore, Jr., left this morning
for Joh ohnstown, Pa, where he will re-
main for about week.
Richard Harrington, Esq, has teIe-
1taphed that he Will be- here TO address
the Republican meeting at the Institute
Hall, tomorrow evening, without fail.
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FIFTH EDITION.
THE CAUSE OF THE HORROR.

THE CAUSE OF THE HORROR.
From the Bait Herald.
The mystery which hung over the
dreadful disaster on the West Jersey
railroad near Atlantic City, last We'd
nesday, has been dispelled. 1t was
shown at the various Investigations
that the engineer of the rear train
signalled for 'down brakes" and re-
versed his engine, when he was still
three-quarters of mile distant from
Mays Landing. Railroad men could
not understand why the train was rot
brought to a stand-still long before it
reached the station. The air-brakes
were found to be in good order, and
as soon as the engine struck it began
to reverse, which disproved the theory
at first suggested, namely, that the en-.
gineer '1ost his head when he saw
the train in front of him, and turned
on more steam. The engineer himself
was on the witness stand twice, but
failed to tell the cause of-the collision
although he must have known il from
the first.
The truth was accidentally brought
out in the course of the corouers inves.
tigation at Camden on Monday. A
juror asked the engineer if be knew
anything about the action of the auto
matte air-brake. The with, ss said ha
did not, and then the fact came out that
the Westinghouse air-brake had be ia
used on the train which he was running
until the very day on which the collision
occurred. On that morning the auto
matte axe had been substituted, and
the engineer had no instruction as To the
manner of working the new apparatus,
except that brother engineer had told
him that Its action was prt cl.ely the
reverse 70 that Of the westinghouse.
When he attempted to apply the brakes,
he pulled down the lever of the pump
and supposed that the work was done,
whereas he should have kept on pump
ing until the train was brought under
control. The fatal collision occurred
simply because the engineer did not
know how to apply the brakes. 1t is not
likely that the poor man will be punished ID
for his ignorance, but it would be will
for the railroad company to put its
eneinee.s through a thorough examina-
tion as TO their knowledge of the action
OF air brakes before they are entrusted
with the running Of excursion trains.
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CLAYTON hoIisa A..,.

rank Wallace, W. Va.
d. -. u; . ESkelt, Lancaster, Pa.
Geo. =. Walrtvef Phila '
=, Maniiee ~, :. Roeder, Reading
W. NJ: Kennard. city. A
q. :. Hartshorne. Vest Ches,s,
John T.. Eustis, New York,
veg. ". Shedwlck, Phila'
.. n Harman, Jr., city.
r. T.. Nathanson, New York
:. Simons, Phila. A'
". Z. Archibald, Phila
w. ii. keichline, wife and ia,
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A PEACH FESTIVAL.

A peach festival will be held in the
Presbyterian Chapel at Stanton, on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week. The proceeds are for the bene-
tit of the church, and all are invited
to come out and help the cause.
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Aug. 18th, $780,

II desire to give reasons for my pre-.
terence for Winfield S. Hancock, i have
only to turn to the columns of the Repub
llran papers Of America in 1868; il / de-
sire to prove distrust of James A. Gar
neld, have only to turn TO the Repub
iican Journals of February, 1873. /
nave no prejudices. | want to defeai
Garfield, because | regard him TO-DAY A.
q sneak, jobber, an impostor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and fndiscretions OF youth. nervous
weak ess, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c., will send a recipe that will cure you
FlsEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionAry in south
America. Send n self addressed envelope
TO shs RKv. JosEPH I. INMAN, Stdtton ID
kct1 York CttV. May4-eodD4wly
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A Happy Restoration.

can fru.y say that owe my presen,
existence and happy restoration To ~,
hope> and joys Of life, 10 the use of War-
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. and /,
say TO every one suffering from any man
ner OF kidney, liver or urinary troubl,
use this remedy and recover"
W. z. SANFORD,
Holley, N. Y, Feb, 26, 1880.
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CRUELTY TO CHILDREN,

Mary Duffy was arraigned before May
or Allmonu, at noon to-day, on the
charge vi cruelty beating her children
She was tined $40 anu costs, and held IN
500 to keep the p, ace. She lives on
Front street, near French.
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STSpENcInN -

work has been tpmporar,l, ,n''
at the morocco factory nr Io'' D 'epl
company, Third and Ma5i.cSs y \
on account Of dullncss Of tbr M" w",'| Y
an over supply of worked nm u y. is' \.
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HAWKINS CASE

The case of letter-carrier James l.
Haw kins is still uns ettled, but his friends
claim that he Is ali right, and that the
Postoff1ce Department. is only delaying
a decision In his favor in order to let
Postmaster Pyle down easily.
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Ffnan cial and nmerciai.

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug II, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations fuIpished by
Hoaid & Co., 8. Il. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at II
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A1OTICL-Persons WHO were draII "

IOTICL.-P Persons who were dfSll /
IN the state o. pslawarr Tor lne U1
Ls.tes lnllIJarysery, 60 IA MAY, laal
JuIyr 1864, and paid com mulaliOS,
were afterwards agam dralIei IA le'
were required 10 prOcuIe suo,t, .,sS
en,er III, military servlie uhlei ,l, Is ,oi
draft, will find IL Joiileir advsn.ast sv IN
lnunicale, either personally OF !.
with the undeTsIeueJ, VINO s haS y Oes,II u
lnorized by the state l. slslaiure so,, Uy1 n
from The Secretary OF War, the ''ns "O,DnI
iIon money paid oy such pe'Ss,ns s,,.sa
Secretary OF war having 0eel u,1T%a nn%",
nc, OF Congress 10 refund lhe fo' nt
tlon paid oil sucn cases. Z. IL D. !,
UoysI Ie... JulV 10. ihf
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Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug.
PHILADELPHIA MARkErs

MoNDAf, Aug. 10. , +. M.
FLOUR was rather quiet, but prices were
unohahseu' sales oI 100 barrels Ia.
IiuulhB minnesota extras at So I2I%l6 ~
pennsy ivania family at So Ia S. w; Wes.
Iern 90. at - p n SB L5, and Patents al s.
20 20 s,a4 so; hye tx rfouris quiet and steady al.
GRAIN Wheat was dull and lower
sales OF S,OO bushels. including, rejected
AZ Sial w red ana amber, tracs and
anoat a,ii AT VI oSa4i eo13 and No. 2 red in eie
VAtor, AZ VI w.. AT the open board. fiTsl
call, u w was bid for September = USI,
Tor Octoper, and 81 U9% for Noyember
rye IL steady at 65a70c. for new. Corn
~ In la1r request, but feeble and weak.
Sales OF lO,OUU bushels including reiectad
~ oOsolc. steamer at sic. mi xed al 81 I%,'
&C., aud yellow at 53a53l5c. At the on,.,,
BOARD, hrtt call, 5O1ac. was Did Tor AuKust
Soo24c. ~ ior September, and 6l1Sc. for Octo,
nrmer. Sales OF 500 bushels, includinp
at 81 a 42c. '"" "h'''
ht,h The receipts to-day were as follows: $500
oDIs nour, l85,OOO bu shells Wheat, II. .IDu
bushels corn, $40 bushels rye, "a 400 bush
oats, and 100 barrels WHISKY,
WHISKY.-W esterp iroo "ound sold at
81 ii per gallon.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand this
week ana prices were rather higher. 3IW
mead arrived Ind sold at the different
yaras aI 3a596c. per lb., rs to condition.
arrived and sold at the different yards nj
5a5c; per ID. as to quality. Lambs sold at
S12a61zc. per pounu. ''" ~
A n0Ss 10y Were IN demand at an advance
fVsVU mead sold At ths different wards nj
74a7szc.per b. as to quality. w
Park Drove Yard, West Phtla., Aug. 10.
SHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 MS. AZ Oo good
W 10 100 bs.. o. 90 to 30; fair, 50 10 81
MS, 9Na41se; stock sheep So rs to 81 Is. good
LANDS. LANDS. t@ SIC; cemraon lambs, So to s. 5O
cIoseS I1Ses' "a 10 oHc supply heavy. Market
OF 6U hei d. "i''N"'
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Meetings Tonight.

WEDNESDAY,
Hope Lodge, No. 8, l. o. Oh
champion Lodge, No. q, X. OFF.
Oriental Lodge, No. Is, X. OFF.
Morning star Division, No. 2, y. OFT.
Harmony Lodge, No. g. A. q. O.. f.
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LARG EST RETAIL STOCK oFHosIERY AND
Underwear in America. COOK 4 BROTHER
Nos 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH ST., pHILA
DELPHIA. Mail orders will have prompt
attention. jan29- wly3pnr.
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WALL STREET YksTERDAY.-Stock
were dull and heavy and no changes
were made in prices, except for the coal
shares, which closed strong aud point
higher. Money continued easy at q
per cent for call loans OH stocks. Gov
ernment bouds were firm, states dull
and railways irregular. For ign ex-
change eak and quiel.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-18
FOURTH EDITION
Irdicntions Inr To-Dnx.

clear or partly cloudy weather, follow
ed fv increasing cloudiness and local
rains, winds mostly soulherly, stationary
or higher temperature.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-18

A FRIGHTFUL sPECT ACLE AT THE
PARADE OF COUP s CIRCUS IN
WINCHESTER, VA.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-09

Any book in my line not found in my stock
WILL on order. be procured In the shortest possible
time ct eastern prces-my facilities for so doing be-
Ing ample and expeditions. lJune u, I3-u.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-09
Notice.

In the matter of the estate OF John Winner do
ceased Wy
In Probate Court of Boise county Idaho Territorv
III Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER,
Nv signed. Executor OF the estate of John Win.
per. deceased 10 the creditors Of and all versions
having claims against. the said deceased to exbihit
fhem with the necessary vouchers within four
mouths after the hrst publication OF this notice 10
creek. in Boise county, Idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR
Executor OF the estate of John Winner, deceased
Dated Idaho City, August 10, lS79.-iw,