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ACCIDENT AT CHEsTER HEIGHTS
Two Persons Rurned By the ExpIo-
sion OF q LamiD,

Two Persons Rurned by the ExpIo-
sion Of . Lamp.
On Monday night, about nine O'Clock
ct the Chester Heights camp meeting
Hattie, . seven years old daughter OF
Rev. Enoch Stubbs, Of Philadelphia,
formerly of this city, and q Mr.. Steele,
her uncle, whom she was visiting until
her father came from the city to take
part In the meetings, were badly burned.
The little girl had retired for the night,
placing coal oil lamp on the floor be-
side her bed. She had not been in her
bed long before she saw the lamp flick
ering, and 10 getting up TO put 1t out the
lamp exploded, the flames setting fire to
clothing. Mr.. Steele, who had not yet
gone TO bed, was at once At her side and
wrapped the burning girl In his coat, ex-
tinguishing the flames. Her arm and
one of her legs were badly burned. Mr..
Steele's hand wrists were burned almost
to q crisp, the pain being 90 severe that
he Afterwards tainted. Medical aid was
at once summoned and the unfortunates
relieved of much pain. Another little
girl, whose name could not be learned,
was slso slightly burned. Had 1t moi
been for the timely efforts of persons
nearly serious fire would no doubt have
ensued as the bed clothing and some
wearing appeared In the tent had already
taken fire. Mrs. DR.. Darlymple, Of
Philadelphia, the regular camp pbysi-
clan, is attending the unfortunate child.
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A woman ana Her Pistol.

George w. Coles, treasurer TO Harry
Miners Theatre, New York, was shot
and mortally wounded Tuesday night
at Broome street and the B0wery, by
Elizabeth Coleman, a married woman.
of 80 Cstharine street, who accuses
Coles Of having caused her ruin.
They had met so quietly and were
standing so close together when the
shot was fired that the bystanders all
thought Coles had shot himself. With
this impression they turned their at
tention only to him as he staggered
toward the barroom of the theatre.
The woman was left to herself, but
she seemed scarcely to know what use
to make of her liberty. She finally
walked away very rapidly and gave
herself up to the police, sur,endering
the pistol and saying:
~ have shot George Coles. He got
me Intoxicated andrulned me, aud when
confronted by my husband told him ALL
To-day my husband applied for q divorce
and the custody of my four children. n
could not live If they took my children
sway from me. The youngest Is only
eighteen months old. / thought l was
Justified In shooting the man, and lam not
not sorry. sent TO him In the theatr Q,
and be met me on the corner. When he
admitted to me that he had told bis hns-
band all shot him. My hand was on
his shoulder when fired, and held the
pistol close against his body.n
The womAn's husband corroborates
the divorce part Of the story and the
ground for The application, as stated ty
her. On Wednesday she was commit
ted TO jail TO await the result of Coles's
wound, which IL In the abdomen, and
very dangerous. The woman was per-
fectly cool. In his snte-mo-tem state
meht Coles says he visited the woman
several timss, but did not knew she was
married. She represented herself as
single. Coles died yesterday.
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Virginia as a Cotto, S,...

The yield of wheat in most sso,,,..
Of Virginia is turning out 1i satissao,o. ".U.l".
y, and the growing crops@.oorn s@.,s,ro'oH, n
6aooo b., and cotton-are ipurn, iookiun ssi ~
Ihe tobacco, 1t is true, il back .srd srd'
most Of 1t having been planIsd ,a,,,, asta,
the 10th Of June, but if We have ",,1t aus
ficient rains during the remainSsr auS SUI. IT.
the summer the leaf has plenty VOLT Of ,iua y,
to develop. The dark common ",ne ="
bacco OF Virginia has been snch ", :
drug in the market for several wears
past that it does not pay the plant., sra.'
to iaise 1t, and unless the experimental
crops of Burley now growing nrova
successful, Virginia will have to f0 turo
to cotton as one of her staple crons
In a few counties cotton has alway. %
been profitable. Indeed, it is consid.
cred a staple production, and there !,
no doubt that 1t can be cultivated h
advantage in every county of N
southside. The day is not far distant
when Virginia will be classed as a co.
ton State.-Rschmend State.
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Defending tho sn.r..

Inc european sparrows h",
indicIments ING to meet some Iass Of u! les
are laughabls enough. b Tbs u ~ which
that they strip our currani ns laastas a''
pick the berries and rran.t . oushs
drive away our song birds de'nnPes, = %, snd
is that no bird ever touchs. . Inc fact
OF any acid fruit; that tbe s " cum sulfani
=: never ;, Z. eats berries or fruit i sparrow as
kind; and as to driving awav ou, y, ;. any
over and over again. Our r' o,n' ,ne err&
mises are full Of sparrows.V Vwa ma pre-
as many song birds as we '' avs, ws aan
ana our fruit crops of every kiudtlaa ul laa
never been SO abundant az tiuu siuaa aa'' y
prevalence of these sparrowa ' n,nce H le
are busy from morning tiIHl"s' tiIl h,Nyh whla
destroying insects. II ther M nlsht
any way Injurious to fruits and dis ~.
We ought to know sometbina aru stan cton
it,as their "habits and customso oaooat 10
been carefully watched. Tbsv lsv, sl'
eat the spinach, lettuce. .voune nmey wv. viii
Of trees, ivy, &C., in the early Is sel,sa ,e,ss,
when they can get NOTHING elsap sp'lns
80 lar as we know this is il ''s shs.lI oaI
ail.-Germantown Telegranh.' 80 a00u'
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THIRD EDITION
me Reading Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Ihe official
report of the earnings Of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company for
the month Of June shows that the gross
receipts for the month amounted to ST.
707, ,295, 81, and those of the Coal and
Iron Company to $1,143 .609.7S. The
expenses Of the former, exclusive Of rem.
tails and interest, were $9S8, ,s27, is, and
OF the latter, exclusive OF interest, ST..
O72, ,S6, making the net earnings Of
both companies for the month $685., ,30o..
40, being an increase as compared with
the corresponding month OF last year Of
STA, The net earnings of both
companies for the year to July were
$4,688, ,531.63, being an increase OF $685.
542.99 IS compared with the correspond
fng period Of last year.
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jealousy and Murder.

RICHMOND, Va, July 20.-At an early
hour this morning Madison TayIor q
colored stevedoro, stabbed to death n
colored woman named Violet Missio ops,
with whom he had been co-habitipR.
Faylor who had become jealous OF the
attentions to the woman of another me-
gro, had left her some time ago, but,
not satisfied with this, he resolved upon
something desperate In the way Of re-
venge. After prowling around about
nearly all last night, he met her this
morning as she came ont and charged
ser with Hnfaithfulness to him. This
the woman denied aud tried to pass
him, when Taylor, with a large knife,
stabbed her In the breast, causing her
death IN about three minutes. Iha
murderer escaped aud has not yet been
captured.
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MAKING WAY FOR LAPHAM.
How the Conkltng Men Will PrOba
bly, Give Up Their Fight.

ALBANY, July 2l,-The Conkling mer
tonight are talking of a conference oi
Republican members, having found that
tle Administration Republicans refuse
TO call another caucus. The Admins
tration leaders say they are willing to
attend conference In order to end the
contest If possible In the interest of the
Republican party. With this answer a
committee OF the Conkling men will en-
ter the Conkling conference tomorrow.
Ii they can persuade their associates to
consent to conference one will be held.
Its result is obvious now, namely, the
selection Of Mr.. Lapham as the common
'noioate, The conference will proba
BIZ be held tomorrow, II held at ALL
The Administrattof leaders think tina
th Conklips muh want conference il
or ier- gracefully pass over to Lapham
Thsfvoting to-day was continuance Of
The deadlock.
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General Foreign News.
LONDON, July 20, 1881

LONDON, July 20, 1881.
Mgr. L. Ciurcia, Catholic Arch
bishop of Egypt, has died while on
his way to Italy.
The steamemer Faraday has land
ed the shore end of the new Atlantic
cable near Lands End.
A despatch to the Daily News from
Lahore states that Ayoob Khan has
driven the Ameer's outposts to
Girishk.
The importation or transit through
Schleswig of Danish cattle is pro-
hibited on account of pleuro pnemo-
mia.
The fighting between two Zulu
chiefs has caused some uneasiness in
South Africa lest the trouble spread
and involve the Transvaal. John
Dunn has gone to try and settle
Matters
Lord Colin Campbell and Miss
Gertrude Blood were married yester
day at the Chapel Royal, in the
Savoy. The Princess Louise and the
Duke of Argyll were present. The
Bishop OF Kentucky assisted at the
ceremony.
Trustworthy advices have been re
celved in Durham that the report of
q serious hitch IN the negotiations OF
the Transvaal Commission is untrue.
The draft of the Convention has
been submitted to the Beers, and
was favorably received, with the ex,
ception of twelve clauses, which, it
was expected, would be modified.
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KILLING A BEAR In LAKE GEORGE
Charles e. Barber, young man Of New
York city, killed bear In Lake George
July Is. The bear was seen from the
steamboat Ganouskie swimming In the
water, when the young man, unmiDdfnl
Of the captains warnings, got into o
skif, had himself rowed TO the bear, and
attacked him with q shorthandled axe.
Five blows were dealt before he was
yanquished. The bear was brought 10
The Bolten house and was found To
weigh 206 pounds.
The Willimantic Spool Company of
New England has made arrangement =
to bring from fifty to one hundred
girls from its factories to Atlanta,
whore they will remain during the ex.
position, The whole process of max
ing spool thread will be gone through
with. The company has approprin-
ted $4,000 for the expenses of the
display.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William j. Coughlin, of Someryille,
ass, says: In the fall Of 1876 1 was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
ioilo by severe cough. lost my
apPeuto and flesh, and was confined TO
my bed. In 1877 was admitted 10 the
hospital. The doctors said 4 had a hole
In my lung as big as halt dollar, Al
one time report went around thar
Was dead. gave mp hope, eut . friend
t0td me OF Dr.. WILLIAM HAMS
bALSAM FOB THELUNGS, vot a
bottle, when to my surprise, commenc-
81 70 Ieei better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past. ''e'
~ write this hoping every one affl,cr.
cd with Diseased Lungs will take DIR,
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and hs
convinced tbat CONSUMPTION GAN
BE CURED. 1 can positively say it ha,
done more good than all the other medi.
Ones have taken since my sickness.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July 20, p. M.
of sSo barreis RTiees Sanssc. msr Sales
tras, at s5 a5a6 l2l1 for good and fa ncv c,aar
and at So 25a6 s. for straight Pennsyi. y
yania extra family at S5 65a5 rs.
&C. ss aH 4Sa7 at 5o 50 kss sSss 7 heas sps
Is dull at S47.a5 o~A
GRAIN.-Wheat Is in active demand
and lc per bushel higher sales OF 10. 600
at 81 26l 20 do. in Elevator AT al "a,
and red in Elevator, at July, Oil Is, An-
gust 81 n September; and 81 rs October.
Rye Is nom inal at soc. for Pennsylvania.
advanced Zc.,, sales OF 5000 bushels,
including sail yellow, at 53c, do. higt,
MI mixed at 65c astean er 551sa 54lsc.; mo. 5 at
asa 9he one o6sn ana hoard rejssted @ e. abec Al
sSa was az for a9d Jsly sO sspe sssptsmIsT ,sr
October. Oats are irregular
salss ssssss OF a9,Goo bushels including white
42c. 5000 bush: Aug. at E1zc., and 10 100
July at 43esaFH. The receipts today
were Iese as WhsS. i1iows 2Ss5 5 bbls Flour. $1,000
bush. ats l40 barrels whisky.
WI sKY.-We estern iron.bound Ills al
81 IL per gallon.
PHI 4ADELfHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, July Is, 8 p. N,
EEF CATTLE were in fair demand this
week, but prices were rather easier. $500
head arrived and sold at the different
yards at 6a5Xc. per lb., as to condition.
| SHEEP were in demand and prices were
a fraction higher. 10000 head arrived and
| as to quality. ~
HOGS were in fair demand at an advance
$500 head arrived and sold al the d ifferent
yards at S1aae1zc. per lb.
ark Drove Ydrd SD and Laacoster avenue
Vest Philadelphia, July 1e.
sHEEP.-Extra. ITO to 100 Ibs., - to
50 lbs,. 6M to ~ stock sheep q. .I2X toS. 80
good lambs. TO 81 medium lambs. td
~ common lambs. Q 80 to 8 calves 81
supply of Sheep light. LAMBS more nlen. !.
~, and mostly good quality. Arrivals
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Preliminary Hearing.

Last evening acting Mayor O'Neiil
gave John Hoffman and Joseph Farrell,
who are supposed to be concerned in the
outrage upon Laura McGrath, q prelim-
mary hearing. He held each of the ac-
cused In 1000 bail for further hearing
on next Monday evening, when Miss
McGrath and her father will be present.
Each of the accused obtained bail.
The girl was not all the two weeks on
the Brandywine subsequent to the 4th
OF July. II appears that she had visited
several places some distance from that
stream, and passed several nights In the
brickyard and at the house OF negro,
returning to the Brandy wine once or
twice after an absence Of several days or
niRhts.
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axsIsrn.'s snDnns.
RrolsTER's ORDER.
RrSzs.,s Oyr1os

NEW CAsrLn OouHrY. Jans 18th. lseo.l
Upon the application ofAnnie vance, and
TnemAs b. Vance, Exeoutom OF Nsney
Miller, late OF Brandy wine Hundred, IN
said county deceased, Il - ordereo
and directed by the REGISTER that
the Executor aforesaid give notice
Of granting OF letter. of TeatAmsn-
tary upon the estate OF the deceased,
with Tho date OF granting. thereof
BY causing Advertisements 70 DO poeood
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters In SIX OF the most public places q
the county Of New Castle. requiring All
psra0ns having demands against the. e.
late 70 present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In sulh case made and
provided; and also cause the same 70 pc
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, o newspaper puo-
ushed in Wilmington. and TO ee oonNn-
ued therein three weeks, 70. o. d.
f>, Given under the hand and sea!
L. q. Of OMce Of the Register Aforesaid
N,S ct Wilmington. In New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. q. O. B1GG6, Register.
NOTICE.
All pers0ns having claims against the
estate OF the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested 70 the Exeeutors, on
or before June 18th, 1859, or abide the Act
o. Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. ANNIE VANCE.
THOMAS B. VANCE,
Executors.
Address-wilminston, Del.
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In a BAD Fix.
West Chester Local News.

West Chester Local News.
Last Saturday, howard Frees, OF
Phepixvllle, and the two Miss Harveys
of ofSchuylkill, under the charge of MISS
Kirke, of the latter township, went fish
ing in Pickering creek. During the day
Miss Kirke fell into the stream head.
foremost and though the water was not
deep her arms were SO embedded In the
mud she could NOT extriate herself, and
as her head was under water, she would
soon have drowned, but for the efforts of
her younger companions, who pulled her
up 80 that she could help herself and
get out.
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Watering Railroad stock.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-The Colum-
cleveland syndicate will increase
the capital stock OF the Columbus, Hook
lng Valley and Toledo railroad to $20,-
ooo,oo0. The stock of three roads, the
Columbus and Toledo, the Columbus
and Hooking Valley, and the Ohio and
West Virginia railroads, at the time of
the sale, amounted TO nearly $1,000 600.
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Appeal for q ReIigious War,

PALS. July 20.-The Orian correspond
ent Of The Temps says that letters were
sent nom Mecca in 1880 to all Moham-
medan countries, vigorously appealing
70 the sentiment Of the brotherhood unit
ing ALI Mussulmans declari ng that Is
lam was threatened with complete de-
struction that England was mistress OF
india, France OF Algeria and Russia OF
Turkestan, and 1t there fore behooved Mo-
nammedans to awake and everywhere
tnrow or the Christian dominion.
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Medals for Gallant nexicans.

CITY OF Mexico, July a0.-Ths
government here has received from the
United States government two silver
goblets and one gold and three silver
medals, intended by the latter govern
ment to be given to two Mexican cap
tains and three sailors for having res
cued the officers and crew Of the
American schooner Tuetonia, which
was wrecked near Mazatlan last De-
cember.
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A Probably Fatal Kick.

~eSss~AS sotssh HAhCAs
READING, July 20.-John A. Rige,
aged thirty-fiye, superintendent OF the
sixth Street Passenger Railway, this
city, was kicked In the abdomen this
afternoon BY horse in the company's
stable, and has remained unconscious
up TO this hour, midnight. His condi-
ton Is such that he Is not expected to
recover.
The Canadian Team win.
LONDON. July 2i,-In the rifle contest
ior The. kolopore Cup the Canadian team
won; AT 2OJ yards they lost eight points
~ QUO yards Ave more, but at 600 yards
they made up the loss and had twenty
points TO spare.
More TOOthsome Scandal.
loNDoS, July 2e.-It is reported that q
divorce suit Will shortly be begun In
London In which q favorite actress and
oEe or more we'll known gentlemen will
De respondents aud correspondents.
.ldeb1g Co.'S Arnicatsa Extract
81 Witch Hazel is the very best prep
a,ation Of Witch Hazel which have ey .
or used" Y. U. .OLMSTEAD, M. ID.
WHEELING. WEsr Va.
Cures piles, Salt Rheum. Painful
Monthlies and Catarrh. Sold in ffty
centa. and dollar sizes.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and crept toward higher
figures. all day. Money remained In
undiminished ease. Governments ad-
vanced, while State bonds were neglec-
ted and railways were In fair demand
and firmer. Sterling exchange was
weak and rates were reduced.
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A whale In Chester River.

We understand that Captain Rockwell
saw whale In Chester River one day
last week. Captain Rockwell has f1shed
for whales In his time. and therefore
knows whale when he sees II; The
posite the Corsica creek. II was among
school ofporpoises, which seemed TO be
making warfare against 1t. "a whale In
our waters Ia q rarity, though not with
out precedent. Some twenty-five or
thirty years ago, q small whale was
grounded and killed in CJrsia creek, and
was cut up and manufactured in9o oil.
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senator Ben HiII,s Toneue.

PHILADELPHIA, July Ex-senator
Ben Hill, OF Georgia, underwent sur.
g'cai operation III this city to-day at the
hands of DR.. S. ID. Gross, for an affection
OF the tongue. The operation was salts
factory in every respect.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indisasaens ror Te-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, followed BY increasing
oloudiness and possibly local rains, north
erly winds, becoming variable, rising
followed by falling barometer, stationary
or higher temperature.
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HOW TO sECUREHEALTH

II is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSARA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will 10.
store health 70 the ph hysical organization.
1t is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the. BEST BLOODPURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofua, sypb.
lttic disorders, w eakness of the Kl1neJs,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, eto.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain In M m or Beast.
DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP ~
tantIy destroys WORMS.
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STOCKS,

,,.. BID AHKmx,
First National Bank............l45 Il8
National Bank OF Delaware. !. .6l5 SO
National Bank OF VIII. q BdWsn, 05l< a
Union National Bank .......... 10 a
Farmers Bank. nk.................,, g. W
Phila- Wilmington q Bait. r., r 6Jk 08
Delaware Il. R..................,2g ~ 70
Delaware Western Y, R......... 80 Is
Wilmington q Northern r, R., ~ %
Wilmington City RailwAy...... o
Delaware Fire Insurancs Co.,. 80 30
Wilmington Ceal g ~ Co.,. IS 6S
Masonic Hall Co,................
Odd Fellows Hall................l 10 "
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6,s.....,....... .1l2k lis
do do 5's.............lO7 los 4
do do 4ITs...........lO6 los
New Castle County 6's..........lOg llO
do do 4K's.....,,,l02k l00
Delaware State 0's............... 100 100
Relaware II. II. lst mortgage. .lOS lOS
Delaware Railroad Extension. ,lO7 IO8
p, w. d B. r. r. LIST mortgage. .l28 ia
vii. City Railway LIST mortgagslO2 los
VIII. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall 90. lst mortgags.lOO IOl
Delaware City 4l<s. .lO4L NH
The daily gazette., 1881-07-22
Arrest ofs Maryland Ex Postmas.
ter

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 20.-The Nssos
tomorrow will give an account of Sam
uel b. Wickard. formerly assistant post
master at Cumberland, Md, who 10
charged with embezzling $3.50 of gov
eminent funds and absconding. IL il
said that he went to Canada, and thence
to Chic ago, where he was employed as
q clerk In the Rock Island office At the
time OF his arrest.