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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31
The Acknowledged
LEADERS OF STYLES

The arrival of Spring is heralded as
the commencement Of spring trade. But
people do not order their clothing by
the calendar, and you are not likely to
lay aside your heavy garments at the
summons of the expectant clothier.
We shall keep our heavy clot ing &C.
cessible and at prices that will induce
you to buy even if you have to protect
it from the moth during the summer,
while our spring goods are here and
ready for the customer, and If our all
vice is worth anything you will change
gradually, beginning with spring
overCoat. The advantage of dealing
with us is the ability to always find
goods of all weight and kinds. We
want everybody to know we are better
prepared to supply their wants this sea
son than ever before. We will exhibit
some of the advanced styles for spring
in our windows this week. These goods
manufactured expressly for us, and not
20 be duplicated elsewhere, are now in
stock, and the many more patterns can
only be seen by visiting the WILMlNG-
TON CLOTHING HOUSE and Merchant
Tailoring Establishment, n. w. corner
Market and Fourth Streets. Glad to
have you drop in.
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willis Probate d.

The will of the lase jams ID Stein,
was admitted to probate yes erday, by
Register Biggs, and on Wednesday
letters Of administration Oh the estate
of the late John w. Griffith, were
granted to Harry G. Griffith. Ann
Early was also granted letters On the
eStste of the late Thomas Early of New
Castle.
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assist n n, ! GROWN GIRL
" West =, "'h general housaw ,rk.
IN 0:2tt
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NOR RENT-THlHD STORY FRONT
E and back room Of Lisberman's Build
Ing; suitable for societies Il2-u
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\ King, ! LEX i ny AT N T.. COR
\, "'' D. Monsar, m29.4t.
|a.nu a, pk I, GnNTLEM EN-
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lApssH'',o 2. x n,,lhl1NER, AT
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NOR RFNT-TWO OR THKEE DtSlK-
n able room to a married couple with no
children; re erence required; address Rooms,
this office. mr. TO-
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philadelphia, 18th and Market streets, 1890,
.. m, lG23, 1880, s:l6. 4:V2, 4 20, sos, SIS,
b:56, 1888, $50, 1000, ,O:l5, ll:3O p. 10. on
Sundays, 1890, $685. T:l6, $50, a. m, | .O5,
600, 1000: l0lb, ll:SO D m.
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EIly for So y \. IN A PRIVATE
fea s, G = and wife, with one
this ottioe. m29.4tt
Eaa Seoo',aa AT NO, 4os
'''a Street, nearest Poplar.
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E CC1
ITIEs.

o 400 Kim
soaking |
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LOCAL TINE TARIE.
CORRECTED MARCH ., 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadelphia, 200, ~, $50, e:h6 rs SIS 900
| E4o, 1890, 1l:ES a. NJ l2:lb tl2.aR,
Ees ZSo, Aso, oil, e:lo, 6:S9, ssS, 1000 D.
Row York, 2:oo,2:P3, $50: s,bs, rs, $40, lin
| D IL sl2'3S, l.t3, 6.l7. e:3s p. N.
baltimore. l:o6, s:3Sa. m, and 500 o. IN,
Baltimore and Washington, l2bI, l:42, &.bl
I gu s'SS a. M; l, LOG, 6:67, ll:+o p. IN.
baltimore and Bay Line, 1857 IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations. 600 n
New Castle, LOO, 1885 a. m; Loo Gas .. IN.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, ssl
q. NJ: LOS; $40 y. IN. No SUNDAY trains,
Dclmsr and Intermediate Stations, sss =. m,
Leo y. IN.
WILMINGTON and Northern Railroad, ,:l0 q,
H.. 800, BOO p. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7;O6 1890 a. m;
b:35 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAIEs ron
Philadelphia ECO, 2:23, BIO a. IN. l2:Oo oil
b:3o, u3s, 7:Sp, E55, 1000 y. u.
philadelphia and New York, 200, 2:23 q. N. :,
b:l7, o;3S p, IN.
baltimore and Washington LOB, l4l, G5l
on" u Ill. ll:u4 y. LII.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l:42 as TAO 500. s:as, s:aoa. ID
~" M; i2lb I2ol, 'i:09, 1850, 4sb,
500, $40 6,oV, s2O, 1857, sOO, 8. TO ll:ol II Al
p. IN. Sundays. E4!. lbI, 500, 1910,
o. m; $50. 1896, HOO, IL 50 p. IN.
From New York, Lao, 4:5l, 800 a. M, Loo, les
GW, o:57, ll:O4 2. m. On sundays, l-42, |
A;5l, 800 u. m, il04, L.,
From Baltimore, 200, 2:23, $40, ll:59, l2.3e |
m, 1853, BILL 63S,g56. On SUNDAYS 200
223, a. IN, 6l7, eSS, 8; 5.
From Washington. 200, 2:23, 1853 a. m, 1898 |
l:6s, 5l7, 1888, 9:ss p. IN. On sundays
200 1913, a. m b:l7, of5s, 9S5 p. IN.
New Castle, s4s, 9:36 a. m; 1907, $40, o:oi |
p. m. No Sunday trains.
delaware Railroad, 84s q. H.; 1907. COS n. |
m. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 81
q. H.; LBS, o:b6 p. IN. Sunday trains, "a
delaware Western Railroad, SEQ q. M; 2lb
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAyE
18th and Market streets, 1890,
s:t5, $3.50, 7:l6, 1856 s:2l, 1920, 100 II So
.. m, 1923, 1870, 3:l6. 4:U2, 4 &C, sos, SIS.
b:56, 3:3b, $50, 1000, l0:l5, 1880 D. ~ ON
Sundays, 1890, 1855, T:l6, $50, a. m, | .O6,
600, 1000: lo:lb, ll:9o p m.
Figures marksdtnu - denote tho limited
express traina
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Specia train will leave Grays' Ferry for
1road and Washington avenue station on ar
1val Of following train. leav ing Wilmington
i . Do, 800, 900, $40 n. IN. and 2.3O o. 10.
cave Broad and Warrington avenue for
wilmington 1t $50 7:l6. $40. 1915 III. l:sO,
a. BIO y. m.
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TOR RENT-LARfE, + .EASANT
front room on first floor at Ills King st.
ml3.tf
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|'lanuuen,sS sHUOKERs AT
=, M3O.2t
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pplySs;I Ilp,T y, ooLoREn BOY.
la King street. m3..lt -.
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NOR RENT-STORE No. EAST
II Third street; a fine location; store new
and furnished with all modern improve
ments; will be ready BY March 10Th; for fur
ther Information apply to n. M. Child, or
802 Market street. nl8u
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stoves! stoves! stoves I

Call and soc the Victor Cook, Ruby
Splendi | and Reliance Ranges, for sale
at Milton S. Slnper's, No. Ill West
9Th strset.-Cheap stove store.
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NOR RENT-A FARM OF l0S ACRES IN
IL Brandywine I'D; i've miles from VII
minxtOn. Apply to SAML CUA.BERT,
nl4tf 800 Ripley street.
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ROE SALE.
RAKE OPPORTUNITY Y.

s.,,.. ala, II room house, with , oil
me new frs'- msI,ts and house we'll ysntii,
Sai i%p's shutters front; PLATE .Sd 1s porch
tory, front ma, n.S to sewer, built with
sssts water ora ia, 81 Tor 5000; only $500 In
hest Of N atetss rst class 10 room house
N wanted; ne,""ysmssts, all waste water
nj modern ,mpI 1917 $500, only 1900 in cash
AIMED to sews a an NJ ave per cent. mortgage;
rnted. balance Oh h use, with bath ana
new rS9lnffo for $3.50, only 500 in cash ash
bslOsed sitche esw " houses, price from slSo
5000 some p .Sr .as story 9 room house and
kn,es. l new 1niV with bath for $500; sSJo
] tsssS 81 %a.. % 's4m sa ' sas
N 900 ssh'ou u, II. TlSDA' L.,
nlsH =, mr. sth and French streets,
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G,RsALE'

pORsALE'
,,,,,s Market street property store
valusp'' With an established business
|n asS', years lot extending through the
sr ma Columbus Inn property, situate on
" NV ns,, Pike adjoining city Apply to
heAn'" W. MoOA 0LLEY & 90
600 Market street.
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L.DR SALE,

,o,,r.d from business, We offer the
tIsvi1s s lTsI and fixtures for sale very low;
otE wilt uttns and threading .on,ns s, 70
b, e l,lsm I biting and plumbing materials
to,s. ur Is,se O, sell the property
We will e''n'' FERRIS n GARRETT.
Kingst.
MN VI
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POLITICAL CAr.-c
NOk SHERIFF.
JONATHAN R..AgaRGw

OF New castle Ht.
again announce myself = candidate IN,
t me ONCE OF Sheriff Of New Castle County, AZ
the ensuing general election. Subject 10 the
decision of the Republican party, Piled vins
n.lm-d&w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31

-o,,1E OR RENT-THE OLD ES.
Oh sS, nhd business stand, NO. 200 Mar
.av''S hsvi,y a front Of 2lft ein on Mar
G ..,ss, rasning through to shipiey street
Itf' ia an cssy terms; possession given
p DO vIo NJ March. Apply TO J. Bark
y bhU', ian<-n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31

pATENTC obtained, and all business In
/ Al GNlO the U. 3. Patent Ottice, or In
the court attended to for moderate fees.
as to pstentability free Of charge; and We
make no charge unless We obtain patent.
We refer, here, TO the Post Master, the
Supt. Of the Money Order DIV, and to oti.
oials Of the u. y. Patent Office. Tor circular.
advice, terms and reference TO actual clients
In your own Safe or county address
.. A. SNOW q o.,
Opposite Patont Ot1oe, Washington, DO
Mention this paper1 novi4-eoh tt
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N. IICHTENSTEIS
GGSEED~s

We sell Peter Henderson
IL Co.'S fresh and reliable
Garden Seeds. Those wish
ling Seed should remember
this and give US a call, as we
are the only ones in the State
who sell HenderSon's Seeds
exclusively. Now is the
time to get in your early
Seed, but buy none but Hen
derson's, as they are consid-
cred the most reliable in the
market.
We have also Just receiv.
ed 50 chests of our famous
so and co cent Teas, which
we guarantee better than
any at the same price sold
anywhere in the city.
Also our IS ct. Breakfast
Coffee will save you a loaf
OF bread all the time,
CRIPPEN'S,
TEA, COFFEE Il SEED STORE.
No. s East Second street, Wilmington, De
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31

ID UPTURE.-CURE GUARAN Fed
N byJ Il. Mayer Method where others
fail. Send stamp for Testimonials, S3l Arch
street, fhiladelpnis. mle lydAw
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PUBLIC HALEA
DUBLlO SAFE

DUBLlO SAFE
Il Or
BUILDING LOIS AND HOUSES
VIII ba sold at public sale, on the premises
on Union stree. between Seventh and Eixhtf
streets. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ", 1882,
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" Eu re- a.!

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
Try domestic Cough Remedy Wegt
End Pharmacy.
SEVEN I'll d JEFFERSON SIS.
mi3-t
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r OST-A GOLD CROSS IN GOING
IL from Seventh and French to Elm
street Baptist Church, on Wednesday after
noon. A suitable reward will be paid II re.
turned to t22 Orange street m30ltt
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nuns ar
: like a Id
nOke the
rOnt stree
Gold h
tn street.
ity comb
lark ct str
TX like a
9th st0pp
| repaired
Sh.pIet
I salt In I
erwlse 1t \
pms At HI
NO doors
to beiiev
m the 9d
raphs for
street,
5E CoOK,
tn or with
. East Fd
lrniture q
Market
hia prices
ONT OR
lckels, 7 d
he latest
Cyrus Stt
u would
said whe
(,ure will
ally 81 a b
cabbas, {
or youth
lrKet stree
King Of a
none evS
n b N saw
potatoes
tnan ny
t Fourth
t class pa
rice, 70 !
ratnall st.
veltiea in
rnisntng
80 Mark
your Il N
send, Nd
D call and
he old
nlcagO, h
street to-
dng-glass
?, Fourt 4
)laee. A
Jobs oSd
celIli q
damp v
no cump
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GLASSES
err cleard
Oys Inu 4
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nj the
hand AT
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market.
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avh,w,r
pil.uce
Pickels.
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=. cAIy-THE THREE STOR Y
Poh twelling, containing rooms, at
wv Norrre street The house is N good
". nV Oil he sold cheap; little money re-
alu to ". scott Vernon, REruBLi-
fel, apl'' HEALb b 90,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENr.-StVEN ROOM HOUSE,
T. No, SCI West second street, one room
to he reserved rent $40 30 per month. ApDly
on the premises. or to
HENRY g. CONRAD,
n302tt Gus King street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31

% and we tn |
ntel and salts
days Logger.
st day. HIS @
10 a. m. to 7 !
no burst the
i'd the t'olN
the wHter
III fix IL n
| the lluI
nd hamu
IT again
will max
d sUile,'
l)n't make
he pipe /
hummer !
9 out the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31

DOARDING.-A FEW SOBER MEN
ID can obtain board at 6l5 Iatn Ill street.
MOSS
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BOAR Dan q.

DOARi ING-ShOOND AND THIRD
ID story communicating rooms: also first
Asa table board, at oOb King street. mSO.tt
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(u,svotss GIRL To DO GENERAL
b West ,,, white or colored, three IN
m30-2tt
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NOR RENr-A SIX ROOM HOUSE in
e good order; apply 22os Market street,
Ninth Ward. .mlI-t
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NOR RENT-FOR SUMNER MONTHS
IL apleasant little house on Il enne r ks
about four u lies out Of the city; house with
about rooms; sta bic and ice house:
m3O.At HEALD& &c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-31

rrs,IE The VALUABLE STABLE
O h S" an Walnut street above SIKH;
psifn, and rs feet !ront OF building 10
\. .s,-on Penn street, tor sale as a whole
n,,,,s,yths property is atonce available
Ai', m2qit HEALD n co.
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|eer nniha . AT AZ K1y9
Aolsp ''''ant rooms and good 90.
r m27-lms
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ehlldr.vw VIII "E GIRL 70 AT
(s'nal 8 lest 1'''ehce required; ap
- Ll3U.2tx
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,,ogethers" the friend Of the family

Togethcrsn the friend Of the family
asked.
"Yes, indeed" said he. awe are going
TO settle this. II IL dreadful"
VIII they take away the babyyv she
asked. And she stopped down and kissed
the child.
When the reporter again visited the
Lohmeyer residence this evening there
seemed to have been complete reconcilia-
ton. The supposed father went over the
details again. He said: .'My wife has told
me everything. She had Il previous agree
ment with the mother and paid her $40 for
the baby. / said would 90 to the aims
house, but i have changed my mind. I
shall keep the child. To tell the truth |
have become greatly attached TO It. Well.
this has been terrible shock TO me. be-
hcved implicitly at first in the child's pa
rentage, but the child shall not suffer be-
cause OF another's wrong"
GUARDIAN LANES STATEMENT.
The most industrious efforts have been
made to find Guardian DAILY. lie was
sought ut his store, on Lancaster avenue.
and also at his house, No. 3415 Race street.
Al both places IL was said he was out Of
Town. During the afternoon, however, a
ietter from him reached newspaper Office
IN this city, denying in a general way any
connection with the affair. This raises a
question OF veracity between him and
Guardian Peter Lane, who was found to-
night, and who declared that Mr.. DAILY adj
mitted the allegation in the committee
meeting and tried TO justify it by declaring
that he acted for the good Of the homeless
waii.
Guardian Lane declares that the case will
be thoroughly investigated, and that as
theirs is a reform Board it might as well
begin at once.
There was, he thought, "no disposition
to take the child away from its present
guardians, but they must legally adopt it,"
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Defiant MOrmOns.

OGDEN, UTAH. July pa wholesale per-
secution OF the Gentiles has been inaugu-
rated. and arrangements have been made
for testing the constitutionaity OF the Ed
munds act in the Supreme Court OF the
United states. II the decision should be
adverse the Mormons have determined not
to submit at any cost. The polygaml>tS,
from President John Taylor down. with
the APOSTLES. bishops, and elders in the
most extreme part OF their domain, have
separated from their wives ana are nving
openly with one only. All polygamlst.s
have under orders resigned from all NUM-
cipal offices, and monogomists:, as strong in
the faith as those depo>ed, have been Sc
lected and commissioned in their places.
Every effort will be made to beat the Coy
eminent on all the sections OF the EdInunds
act
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings Yesterday 20 ther
Washington News and GOSSIP Wholesale
Persecution orGcntiles In Utah--wiIy slca-
sures Of Resistance TO the Edmunds Bill
Ducilists Indicted ut Christiansburr-ln.
dian .Outrages In New Mcxico-Ncaro
Ftend Lynched in South Carolina--A Pri-
soner Murders His Cellmate by Beating
Him to Death with His Wooden Leg
Striking Freigbt-HandIers Attack Italian
Workmen and Get the Worst OF 1.-THE
Situation in Egypt.
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nmence business with a. capital Of

commence business with Ne capital OF
1905, 300.
He has also declared final dividend OF
IL per cent. TO the creditors OF the National
Bank OF Yicksburg, at Vicksburg, Miss.
George b. Tower, supervising inspector
OF steam-vessls for New York district, was
recently asked by Secretary Folger TO re-
sign. He has refused to do so, and will be
removed as soon as his successor has been
selected. 49,
The subcommittee Of the House Judi
ciary Committee have satisfied themselves
that the papers upon which they reported
that Nebraska was entitled to an additional
representative in Congress were fraudu-
lent. A copy Of the State census return
for 1874 was altered to make 1t appear to
have been OF 1872, and this was substi-
tuted for the genuine paper submitted by
the Secretary OF State OF Nebraska. The
fraud was discovered in time to prevent
the success Of its object, but the committee
seem unable to fix the responsibility for
the fraud upon any person as yet.
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CITY EvGIyEER's OFFIcE, /

CITY ENGINEERS OFFicE,t
RICHMOND, VA, July 22, 1857.
NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS
will Dc received at this Office until
FRIDAY, 2eTH INSTANT,
ate O'Clock L. NJ, for furnishing
TWO UurNDRFD AND FIFTY TONS (more or
less) BEST QUALITY RED-AsH ANTHRACITE
COAI-well screened, egg and s,oye-size;
ALSO,
FOR TEN CORDS (more or less) kINDLlNG
WOOD-sawed;
for use I'm city buildings
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all proposal,
oa.,ad W. T.. CUTsHAW,
tva3 City Engineer.
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A Basket Of summer Fruit

Nav be great luxury II ripe and IN sea-
SON But in summer great deal OF sick
ness comes from eating unripc and with
cred fruit. Collie, cramps, and summer
comnlaint are the result Of indulgence In
frujt which is not wholesome. These are
had. vet il Is well to know that PERRY
D.yIs,s PAIN-kILLER is a sovereign remedy
Tor these and many other evils. Mr.. Lane.
~ the famous Abbot-Downing Carriage
Company, in Concord. n. H., has ire
oueutlv used PAIN-ELLER" for such
diseases as collie, and is delighted with the
easy and speedy relief 1t affords. Ihere
are over 800 hands employed in the Abbot
Downing factory, and the PAIN-kILLER Is
extensively used In their families.
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Fight Between Strikers md Italians.

NEW YORK, July ga fight occurred
to-day on Broadway and Canal street be-
tween a party OF striking frcight-handlers
and a party OF Italians. whom they sought
TO prevent going to work at 1t. john
Park depot OF the New York Central road.
The strikers had met the Italians at their
houses on the east side, and finding they
couldn't dissuade them from going to
work followed them, and at Broad
way and Canal street attacked the ltal-
ians. The latter were game. and the fight
lasted some time. Finally couple OF shots
were fired, and one Of the strikers fell with
bullet-hole in his chest. The rest ran,
and the Italians pursued and drove them
several blocks. One Italian was terribly
wounded in the face bva steyedore's cot
ton-hook. After the battle a squad OF
police escorted the Italians to their work.
The laboring force at st. Johns Park l.
much reduced to-day by absenteeism.
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Portsmouth Rcadjusters - Thunder.
Storm.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, July 26.-The Readiuster
mass-meeting in Portsmouth tonight elect
ed delegates to the Hampton Convention
instructedto vote for Judge Edward Spald-
ing for Congress.
A severe thunderstorm in the county
this afternoon, the lightning prostrating
telegraph-poles and doing other damage.
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CHRrsTrANsBURG, Va, July B.-The
grand jury to-day found true bills against
Captain John s. Wise. and j. s. Crockett,
for engaging In duel, also against John
s. Crockett, and George W. Ward, as
seconds, and DIR. Moore as surgeon. The
name Of the surgeon accompanying Wise
was not known, consequently he escaped
Indictment.
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A WAGON Train Attacked by Indians.

LoRDsBURG, \. NJ, July u courIer
from Clifton reports that large party OF
Indians attacked wagon train three miles
this side of Clifton yesterday morning,
killing two men. The teamsters--seven in
n niIs of the Indians for for tive, two
dragged into camp in the lace o' Oh heavy neavy
firing. and after the fight was over scaiped
him and roasted HIM alive.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
nNE MORE LOT OF ODDS ANDrXp
ENDS TO CLOSE OUT. N

CTIILDREN'S FIYE-STRAP SANDALS, 81;
MISSES FIVE-STAP SANDALS, 81;
LADIES' VIEWPOINTS. 81;
LADIES' THREE-BUTTON OXFORDs, 81;
LADIES FRENCH-lIEEL, FINE KID BUTTON
OXFORDS, $50;
LADIES' SILK-TOP and FINE KID FONED
BUTTON OXFORDS, -;
GENTLEMEN's FINE CALF LOW-QtAETEh
CATERS, $3.50;
TRUNKS, SATCuELs, RAILROAD BAGS VA
Uses. GRIPS SACKS, CLtB-SAChs'
sHAWL-sTRAPS, BAGGAGE-sfRAPS, &c.
jy27 j. \. GRIGG. Tenth and Main.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


SALEs--FIRsT BoABD.-1 900 Atlanta and Char
lotte incomes at s6s, 1000 do. at e6k; 1000
Petersburg Railroad bonds, Class "B" at 80;
100 Richmond and Danvlle debentures ~ 70
10000 Columbia and Greenville Cd 6's (B. CT 1T
49, 1000 do. (B. c. at SO; 10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte stock at 76a: 20 shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad stocktt 25k.
SECOND BoARD.-2.000 Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes Oh. c. at SOY; 500 Richmond and Dan
willie consols lls90) at 104; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 30a., 10 do. at SOY, 90 do. at
20k, 10 do. at Soy; 10 shares Richmond and Al
leghany stock at 25k; 1000 Petersburg Railroad
"Ciass Is" bonds at so; 20 shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Auglsta stock al 4al
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CHARLESTON, $. c., July 2o.- MA
Hamilton Courthouse on Saturday for out
raging a white girl twelve years OF age,
was taken from Jail last night anu ,.nSnu
"Our women must be protected"