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af me ««inniHee of Ar.
r*H«u«iit Y»t> r<U} i
As announced in yesterday's iUn,
j.ican toe committee Appointed on Tue.
day evening to make arrangements lor,
the oilmens' reception to ho tendered to
Thomas F. ltayard on his return p,
Wilmington, met yesterday aiterntam 1
about five o'clock,at the Clayton House.
Victor Dul'out, Esq., chairman .. toe
.. ■ , ,* ' , /- ( ,i
oomm.Uee pres ded and 1 . C. ( unrad
fllied tbe Secretary a chair.
On motion oi Mr. Washiugtou .J»)UrH,
... , .. _ . . . . .i .
a committee of five * ^ appo..,teU .,
repost ,uevur.ou,snh-conu ut■ ^
sary to complete the at.-o • .m t. .
1 ho following were the memo. r.-> *>1 t •
mithe- u.ssrs. Washington J ■ .-•>
hevi C Hinl Ksip, Philip yuiklrv,
Vm T. Farter and Fr.uca .N. Unek.
■.committee reported a sorie. ,4
miimiUees, which were approved, as
V*' WS car. vim . 'i si .i'ivnb
Committee ou rinaucc —»!.&.:»*-1 o.no,
.. i. u , vi nrvi.. i» ,i
J AtiiMg Bradford, 11 *S. H rbinsun. The
i-ntletnan is Treasurer, ami ail |
be deposited with him.
itlee ou bauds, i'roce
tie.—tieuHial J. 1'. 1*
b. Carpenter, -1 r.
!•'. ') bourns
THIRD EDITION.
MB HAYAHIISKBllEPTIOS.
■r r
|
tuu »s ;.re
r Lg
li. ii. Mclnt;
J. W. llart, C. J. Campbell
T. Warner, II. t
L. A. Bcrt. 1 -
b. 11. Springer,
* nrad.
Commit to on Reception— J.
IM-r jN Brennan,, Levi C. Bird, ihij.,
Win. Hush, Hr. .1. A. Diaper, Henry
G. liatiiiiug, Cicaar A. Rodney.
Committed ou Opera Hous i and (»r
,;ani/.ithm of Meeting—Y\in.
J)r. L. F. Rush, Waai.ingtou Jones,
Harry Sharpley, Ivq., Robert ii. Tay
lor, Daniel Farra, 1. C. Gruob, Kscj.,
Victor Dul'cnt, R-q.
C mimittw
G ; »,
Invitations —1 ieurg.
, Win. T. Roi
t.dale, W. M. Fields,
M •• 1 is Taylor, James VV. Ware.
Previous to the report of the
committee, I. C. Grubb, Esq., oirered a
resolution requesting the people <>t tlie
city and State to participate iu tiie r--
cep ion, either as individuals or as
sociations. The rr-flolutiou was adopt
ed, and considerable debate then eu
sut-d as to the details of the reception.
It was fiually decided tliat the Senator
should be met at the depot, on his ar
rival, by tlie reception committee, a
band of musio and all citizens
choose to participate, and esc
thence to the Opera Hou^e, where an
address of welcome will be ma le and
responded to ly Senator Bayard, it
wa-* d-oided to have no tire works at
tho committee's expanse, but fire works
and illuminations along he ioute of tin
procession, which will be up Market
str* et,|will be in order.
It is • xpectei that our Military the
Fire D-paitmeut and s veral
ganizatious will take p .rt in tie pro
11. Bates, Job H. Jacks
ter, W. T C
ted
cession.
i'HE DEAD ENGINEER
l na.eral of John liallogher the
Tillr«l 4 fciln» of Saturday Mithi's
Horror.
The funeral of John Gallagher, engi
neer of shifter No. ti, who was killed in
the wreck of that engine
ight last,took place at New Castle yes
terday. The funeral was a very large
one, there being present in addition to
the New Castle friends of the deceased,
large delegations from the different or
; auizatious to which he belonged in
this city. These delegations consisted
of sixty five members of the Shields'
Library Association, about fifty railroad
men, and a delegation of ten from
Mary's T. A. B. Society of this city. I 11
addition to these a delega ion of thirtv
live rn fubers of St. Peter's B-nevolent
Saturdav
New Castle als<
rg the remaii>
was doth covered, bilver-mounted and
lined wi'h .-atin. Ilundrids availed
tbe last (pportnmty of
lh at t
tlie:
fU.-e|V» :i
d to vir ,v th'i reu
j
ns® thn
ii:any wl o dropped a tea
by while tab
at tbe man who died at Liu post. At
10.30 o'clock a. m., tl
b<>u:**•', nul proceeded
man
th*
and j
there w
k
corUg® Lit f li«*
lie church wheru Sul ;*!!i R -
waa c«l**brab-d,R.*v. Father
Hhiclil -.* Li
q '.llera
Taylor
Association and M. Mary's T. A
rarv
t. city and tuo Br.o*v**l-*nt
■icty of t
•ictyof NeJrLVtb*.
*r deliver 1 :
i: 'i
, U Jit
e sermon
llir •/
.
• !' the iif
1 .Krl.fi U( .'ii Ii.- purr
of tb® U a*l and poiuti
a i> *. cJiarai t*
tj ih® large number of yn
:tl»li*fi
; r.! 11
- pay
jllnstrati/!
endeared him
whoso
if t!
ITs
LU'.lili
i'd to bo <b
in li
i-T
*1 a friend who.
iplu's le!
ftho <hiu
tS Seldbr,
. After t o fi-r
t'
tue life and characti
:tuj« that
presenter! j
tliis w
it Iu** church, tbe
r 111 a
yard in tho rear
the
led U
e wbeir. !h«V
•r.
e*-n one of the largest that » v*
l.t e in New Ca-.tle.
t'.ok
Micriif Shleit.
Fl.criPyie Bold ou Monti
Delawar* Ci v, the fa
situate l in lied Lion Hundred,«outaiu-1
ing 2Uft a 'ie , to Janies E. M'..-Furlin,for
43.000.
y l.e sob! lb h property of
situate 1 id Middlo
for $ 300 .
Tue
John Wi.it b e
town, to John Rodney,
*
NSie V iiiUlii*; Jewell.
VV. Jewett," v
load ^ f ice
:b" Wilmi':. ton lo-* and
sch ion- r 1
vitii a
gned t*
Coal T'omp
co:
vharf here on
liana, a*;
was«
net* tii • 1
!' ; i l.d-ii.v
M-vimy as anno 1 ;.("-d
leoture ■ he
••al EiiaHion Associalion
.Iih subject V.eing
tbifd
t
r
I all of tli
lh®
Luis ev»
IS ton® at l he 0 v ■ " No charge for ad
mission is mad * and a ftill bouse should
greet ibis r«aily eloquent divine.
u
Religion*.
All cliriatians, with their frbiids, are
ordtally invited to attend t ® every
ay prayer meeting, at St. !* u h M.
c;. Church. Persons pass vug by are re
quested to step in for a few minutes.! \
Extra services every eveniDg.
,
_
Th© "Arelle** Take* It* Ural Bath
at Five o'clock 1 bli MoruluB.
Th. Utrlau & U.Uhw'orth Comp.-1
uy lauuchwl the new bo»t "Arutic, or
too Went Joriwy Ferry Company, thU,
at »*•
w». ft snooesstul one. The boat >„ hui
>'/ 'be atove company to ply I etween
PbiUdolpUta and Larnden. W hen fin
|t "ill be a model ol bea,ny ^
*<*« «ttM »p with hrst-e ass appoint
1 Lb , . Xr
P-rpend,on ars Ul feet over
iall, lft 2 f«-ct; breadth of beam moulded,
M fwt . d«ptlt, 11 ieet,
, . . ' ' r
b inches.
1 he hull is of iron with irou wheel
, iriuc i,, a l ar „ „f
j u [ Ber 'work is all II .»
| similar to other boats ou the line
the \«st .(ei B ey company,
hiu wtU b. Iteatel '>»«»-•.•« pip-s. Tb*
>»>acl.u,H.y consist., M »»*k ug
H T ' ■? T/
*' •• ••• r a. mo a s m i i.une . a..
fset r tl'OKC, arranged Wllii otevell o « Ul
off ami iron water wheel*.The "Ar • •;'*
,
w u l he eotupb '.etl in a couple of me ntbs
w \<ai.
ANOTHER LAUNCH
The «m
That v.malar
T .e burglar alarm ofUrauviile Wor
Masouic ''Vuiple which
sue-eeded iu getting Ezskiel Fistler,
d fciveral others iu trouble
.s a ( pareiitly not saiisfied
ischict it then kicked up
1 a'. t night, a bnu
No oaus® tor its ringing
bo;re,
but was at it
and tiilige
ascertained
li
OUlrt
ear li fail- to fiud the burglar tuat
ut oucht to have been there.
I.«©
Luw»
trRli'y interesting
will deliver her
.titled
in Alt. fcaleui
All the
Mrs. K.
lire,
"Dai gills aud^ buys,"
M. R. Caurch, thia *-v
veniug.
e vicinity should
, .hi th j y would thus
aud at the
ciiusn* r*-sidi»g iu ts
sar he
help along a 1:1 »> 1 c* iush,
profited by useful infor
/ > a.i 1
sam 1 tim
run* io]
Vluiat (heir l*laccM.
Tue "Gazette" says at leant twenty,
applications lor the positions on the
railroad made vacant by Saturday
night's railroad accident.
.Vi Ja<'k*ou A Miar|>'M.
steamer "Admiral," of Ogdens
burg, New York, has arrived at Jack
s .,11 iY Sharp Company's yards tor re
pa:fo.
Dividend.
The National Bank ol Delawai
declared a dividend of $lf) per bhare,
dear of all taxes, payable on demand.
has
Very III.
Mr. John 3. Miller, grocer at D 11
pout'a oank-, is lying daugeronny ill
with typhoid fever.
There was a big funeral up iu New
Tuesday,
iid&teana a candidate for Governor
wei® buried in one grave. John Kelly
■vj.s the principal pall-bearer. The
iortaker was Alouza Cornell. No
mourneiH. No cards.
York
Presidential can
hl'EvlAL NOlli EL
E. I'. k iinkD'ft miter wtae of Iron
It h:
of weakness attended w»tli symptoms. ln«lls
j/usitluii to exortion, Josh 01 memory, dlltteul
breathing, ivchf ness, horror of disease,
trembling, dreadful horror ul
fit sweats, cold f« ft, weakness, dlm
unlvorsal lai-situde ol
•mums uppetit", with
•l>speptic sy aq.t -iiiS, hot bauds, flushing of
iy, 'icyiuiBs o tlie-kin, pallid eounto
aud eruptions «»n the lace purify
ilit Imetc, heaviness ol tho eye
lids frequent hSaek -puts llyiug hcloro the
atientlon, ttc.
Kunklu's Ui t ter Wiireof'Iron is lor sain In
hi i*y V,. James Holt, N. H. Dun
lulbigher A Jiro . Herbert li.
Fullerton, Jrio. .> 11art
lghurttand tho drug trade
ever been known to bill In the cure
wcaa.
death,
, lai.gi
s ul
iliu 1 ;
U.u
the
L r*
. Joss
sight, want 01
Wli
lul
Olt
Vai.su!.. 'I
inn. h. K
goncraily.
44 oriiiH I
Weinii!
Honan!
I*".. F. Ki'.nkol's V,
iu Syrup never lallnto
destroy F;n, c
and -l ;/iahWorms. Ti
r not tho putio.it h;it>
dying daily with
•v It. Fits, ppf,
g and sutlocutfon, sallow
'e* around the eyes, swelbn
H o suunauh. nsdoHS at c: . .:
1 te
1
ml*
:lr
l»i
1
II .
<1
di
■ii., iiea
the
h f *
lUti
:uh. ;.i. l ri.uu , couio horn worms. >].
tkui's Worm (Syrup never lulls to ru
ns <d per bottle or six lor $b.
3 write and
1 t.if n.
> pale:
id
tho
. All the-c
;\ h
1 Iu
(I*
lull the Doc
all others, buy ol your oruggb't the
ii>, and 11 ho has it not, bend lo
l. F. Kunkel, 28 j N. 1* inth Street, 1 hil
,.kiu Fa. A-ivioo by i.mll,
■ * 1 eiumu.
A 1
' J <
The PhUef the World.
rc 1
v'< gciablo i.i
Pills, S
ual. They rover
. luovc tho howols
-W •'be
.ny oy
■
hy
! li
!s Hcudiiche,
1 : 1 , P.ii
rlc!t Hide or
:
... t
ti.
: ii.iok, Dlzzmo-y j-inii
5 body. Aching Limbs,
uneral weakness
.a.e cured. They
h 't will positively
1 s through f:
lid 1 . > * 1
fit
amt u:.
'■'l*
oBtivo. Thov
,vo the i-ytitein
a I: an?; Llv<
.tl
•■* id by dc
o ut y ■ 1 1
keepers.
or 1 tr
I'tii
•1 pul drt . Ft;
'. \S llmln;;
Ful., El delphla, 6
A Card.
Jju
UVOUB WSUKDCS.
1, etc., 1 will £ end
FERE OI
I dlFOOV
..-Jit. .Send
J.o i<nv. Jo3ara
>rn City.
■j
ft il
. 1 \
t:
i
i by a
... si'Twtr;
o»i on .*«b
i .1 nmam. tRath.n D. I
How lo (Jet Sick,
. Tl, .
night, cit too
tte time;'take all the
•Jtien vou will'
MrmiiETtm.
.:;e«f in three word.**—take Hop
hoi column.
i.
: yourself day and
1HU':! 1 Will
jxoic.so;
.
;mi advertise 1 :
'j'hic'.i
l'i.N'M rb)lh*ii Free.
ol ruminal Weakness,
joaultoud, and ail dibordo'iH broughi
j*J scretlon or excess. Any Druggist
. Address
fort to mo her and
ol teeth ing Its value
he gums, reduces
in Ha m Hindu,?, and allays ail pain, thereby
wiving rev t to thu child and cmnlort to the
mother. - v .nty live cent .- a bottle.
\ IBS
lit).. 78 A.i • .u St.,New York.
7-Btu'ud Wlv
important 10 Aiotliera.
?■] i \VJn-.low's Soothing Syrup Is flie'only
hilly,' that
iidrui. Itcorroi
lb
for their
acidity ul the sL much,
the bowels ml
cun roiy tq
- wind code, regulate
lv( s red,, I
ItM
-•li Id. Durii.g the pro
in inualculab o. it «a
> ' »ilN Urn. MEWxNG MACHINE BA
ejj zaaf. Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
ro V/liiulogton, Del.
iv • g Machineii fur ei
i Attachments fc
pnrlng 1:poclalty. tpen la the* u
tl
AU hrst-olUfS
:i'e on easy terms. Oil,
all Machines.
N'.•«•*.!h« .
cring
DIED.
IgAWDOK.-lP thl» <*ty, 01 the 4 th lost.,
Marta V., wife of FranelsT. Sawdun, aged
and friend* are Invited to attend
1mSwE
srrrt-.H ui the fiou,e m *i 30 o'clock.
Proowl to Itlv.rvl.* cuuotwy.
= ^= =
h».OK..KA.
.
u . UOBIMkOM * CO.
K.
'
iiANKERS k BKOKKRK
>. |;. 4 or. I'ourili mid Mark«i(,
WILHUIGTOILDKLAWAKIS
FohSalb.— 2 dhart'S 1 Ft National HanU
Flock ; 5 bliarrF National Hank of W iiDilog
ton and Hrauuywlno.
U. to. jrOUiid FOk bALE.
tjlLVhK HOUIHIT AN l> bQLU.
Ph'i>d*i'ii»a»a, New Xorkanu Holton sto-ki
iK»urf..t .'iud fol'l ou omnmluwion. L 7 *ry lacd
.ifcH p . : iod lor pt-mona to will or Invest tr
0028-tv
siooi. d .
Elliott. Johnson A Ct;.,
i*a\ki:hs 4\oH aottfiHH,
WJLM1NH ION, DKL.
(?. s. Oovernroetit itiiods h.mvht ancl's ><
.. . .chaQued current ratoa
Oa»'i ready tor good brut inortguaeM
All local securities ooiurin ami sol.t
i'luladxilphla, New Vi : W and San Frir. il
stocK'i ami tioiids t*ou;;Lit aatl so!4 s : i
car* * •! on mu rum.
telegraphic »<• at loss roceivci ojn. t..
.ml lurnixhoil. Trade dollars o.u/ht.
^ jat
Juaice Family Flour.
■wTudce .Suijernno..
'.V j »i.-e i tvlnt." u>«lr.v
'•thyn' *1.43: Fultz,
!t ran, s'-J; cluioa Horn, 65.
tctlw
■ 1 HA \ t n i t % u:AJ* fliYOTl A
X «1»AN.
NYPAOICEU CO..
;»uco3*iK>rfc to J. K. F' ice A (X.)
i)
v.\ ti. f;:
vr door.
........ O.tK'^8 IK
.C.OOQti.U
,r arl'tly
; Amber, *1.85;
W. tl. . r.NN V FACKKIt t. Vi .
WlLMINfJTON MAUKE7T.
Day, loose, per ten..
May, baled, *• ..
3traw livoco, " ..
,. 16 0tal7.(«:
,. 16.63a 17 63
6.1
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
rnoua.
SaperBne .
AxinL.
Fancy liramib.,
Kye l'lour.
,. to OO'.fl 76
,. 7 OUim.7.
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. 6.«xa6 0- I
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. 14 1.1141
. 1.4841.44
1.«04l 48
.601 61
. .441 .45
,421 .43
3.!iOa4.55
I'enna. Amber.
V» hlle.
White Date
Do laware Ha
Cloveneod..
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PHILA VULSrUlA CATTIJi UlOXUT.
?*-heep. ..
)*ogF,corn fd<t,.
D ie' Uattlo *tr ico
,. 68.00a5.00
,. C.coan.uo
. . 4. >.'14.5.IjV
WILMINUTl;N UUUTATIt)Ns*.
. $'*.26@ 0.75
. l.bbih 8.10
Patent h
Family FI
Huker.d Flour
Middlings ...
BestEhlp.
(Iran. ...
Yell
Hue Yellow Meal.
('onrse Meal.
Kent A in tier and Ked Wheat.
6 . 7 .
21.10^22.00
• 20 (K)
1W.IC
.60
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1 4
I'KIIIGHT LINES.
FOR PHILADELPHIA!
WAKNER'N PHILADELPHIA AND
WIL91INOTON PitOPELLEKftl,
Sail from > arket Street Wharf, Wilu.li gten,
dally, ut 6 P. M. From First wharl below
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, dally, at 6
o'clock, P. M.
I xi>ro?s arraTigeinerite In bo;h cities, by
which prompt delivery ol merciiaodi o 1 b In
sured.
Charles Y/arner & Co.,
Market M. 4Yliai*f, 'IVIEinlngfoit,
Delaware.
FOR NEW YORK !
Electric Line Steamers.
From King Stieot Wharl Wilmington, cn
TUESDAYS. THUKSDA YS AND SATUR
DAYS at 2 o'clock, F. M.
And from Pier lb, Easi River Ncm York,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FKI
DAYS, at 4 oclock.P. Til.
r#*Freight forwarded promptly and at tiioft
ap26 ly
lowest rates.
(TllEiGFF'S SALE
Bv virtue uf a writ ol l.cvari Facias, to in*
directed, will !rj exposed to public sale, at ti e
hotel
JACOB In ATT.
in the village 1 Newport, in Uhristiana lid.,
Casilo Couiity, Del.,
TUESDAY, the lDn *lay of NOVEMBER,
187'.), at 11 o'clock, a. m.
The lol owing dostnlhed rout estate, viz:
All that certal 'lurm r tract oi land utu
ate in Mill Greek hundred In tho County oi
0 and State of Delaware, hounded
and dcsc-ihcduH follows, to wit: Beginning
ut a ►tone in too middle ol the llorkeshlo
road, a corner Inr land >. Jd D;.vi,t Wilson,
tiionce hy u linool said land which wan part
No. G, ol tho Real Estate ol Isaac* Dixon, do
• ■a 1 uuth degrees, west 92 '-'J hun
dredths to a :•
son's land, thence'witii a. lino ui that land
north 3 degrees, west ID7 0 1U porches to a
lor VVil.li
ou wltr* a line* ol bald
: and 16 minutes, ca.-t 7'J perches and 72
huiriredihs to a stuko, a corner lor • ther
David W II on, part ot the R ul
Di'on aforesaid, thence l»y
N
ih IVar
t;
V land,
•d. north tb do
he
land bold to
Ef-tato of L "
tho lines dividing that land from the t outh
26 pure lies to n fltakc, theuco
north 78degrees east Iti (lerches and 6 10 to ».
stiiko, t her,co jmuth 3degrees east 18 perclicy
perch to a stake, thence h u'h
bjjj degrees wca* 38 perches to a stak3 in the
'bile w'- tho I'c. r?o road, thence along tho
middle ol t. c ho id r.ad H»ufh 82 degr 8 4
east 21 *J-10 percht
1 hone
fi (ic.'fccs c.
and 8 1'J'J of
line ol
land, thence by that laud
fcouth 2 degrees }■£ cast 4s 1-10 perches .0 s*.
n the mld(ilo 01 llockessiu road afore
f'al ■ and tl*o co alo g tl-.osatro being a line
of the aforesaid land ? Id t<> David Wilt on,
. .utli . •1 ! ., dngrcoH went 84 0 10 perches to tho
id icu ol beginning, containing within raid
bounds nlneiy-H
P«.rcht»< *.i I md, f-e the same more or less with
a laruo **tono Jiouse and l.i go barn and other
outbuildings thereon erected.
N.t /,3 and ink: n In execution as the prop
erty of D.iao T. (Jlt&inherlin on 1 Elir.abctli
l'., his wile and terre tenant*, and to no sold
JUJiN FYJftB,Sheriff.
SheriIl .j Uh.'U, Now ('untie, <ictobor 22d,
11126-eodts.
lua.faku In
os and forty-four
by
187'J.
Cl HER IFFN ALE.
Hy virtue of a writ ol Levari Facias P»
di route* I, will ho expo.-; td to Public tale, nt
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 SHIPLEY ST.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty In the City of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del.,
TUESDAY,
THE 22NU DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879,
At 2 o'clock, P. M„
The following described Real Edat *, vu>:
All that certain lot or p eoo ol land with a
three story brink dwelling homo thereon
erect ed in the City of Wilmington, aforesaid,
nnd hounded and described aa follow.*, to wlr:
Hcviunlng uf a point on tlie westerly sldoof
Tut.nab utroet. between Second and Third
rtrett.8, nt tl.0 distance 01 U3 luet 6 Inches iro n
the northerly side ol Second fl'.rcct, thence
wc.-turly parallel with Second street 1u9 loot
t') 11 stake, thence southerly parallel with Tilt
nail street i0 Ieet. 6 inches Lo another stak**,
thence easterly parallel wltu Sec nd street 61
feet to a corner, thence southerly with Tat
mill street w loot 0 inches to a st:ke, thonwu
easUrl) parallel witii Second street 68 feet to
the aforesaid side of Tatnnll streutuud theme
.long the f.amo northerly 31 feet. t/> the pi *#o
of beginning, bo the contents thereof what
nor.It W.. vol. 8, pflgO Jr/, ac.
they may.
Seized and taken in execution in ho pro
r«.ny ol Josc-pii Richardson nnd t.t., nnd to
bo Boldly JUJIN PYLE, Short ff.
Sb**r (tOffice, Ncs UrtStlo, Oct. 2», 187).
114
(YKHTERDA i'll NBWiJ
A nt ii Memento.
Joairry.—'To-night this truly won
derful pianist will appear for the first
time in this city. All of our oitUeos
who appreciate the pure and elevated
in music should attend, By the recep
tion given to Jnaeffy the taste of our
people will le gtinged, atd if that just
appreciation always due to genius is
manifested theu will our community be
relieved from the reflection that we are
behind sister cities iu our musical dis
crimination. lie will be assisted by
other eminent musicians who will with
tlie Hungarian present a programme of
the very beat.
MissNeilmd.n Knoaokmkrt.
This talented actress will appear iu
this city iu the character of "Viola,**
«u ''Twelfth night" supported by a
good company. A critic speaking of
Miss Neil non says: "Her Viola is iu
other reap* eta as near perfection as can
be hoped fur. If ohakespeirc'sconcep
tion can be formulated from the sug
gestions found iu his linen, Mim Neb
son's Viola is, with the acoeptiou
named, the complete embodiment of
the immortal dramatist's character!**
tion as lie <onceivt-d it." No belter
r< commendation could be given than
this, is her scenes with Oliva, where
the wooing of the womau half amuses,
half alarms her, the succession of girl
tsii emotions is finely indicated, the
startled look melting into irrepressible
miles as the atourdity of the situation
overspread its serious •import. Her
impersonation is perfect.
The sale of seats for Miss NeilsonV
engagement opened at Thomas & Co's
book store on Monday and already
there have been a great many seats
sold and as this will l>« the only oppor
tunity of seeing the greatest Shakes
peare actress iu the world, we would
advise all to purchase their seats at
once.
Ill'MPTY DUMPTY,
Saturday evening will b« au event
Mr the children. A matinee will be
given to which school children are in
vited. Iu the evening there will l>e
another performance. The reputation
Matlitt and Bartholomew have iu this
city will insure the troupe agood house.
Aiuiy oflho Iio|>ul»lir.
A meeting will be held on Saturday
evening at Pt-nnsgrove, for the purpose
of organizing a Post of the Grand Army
of tbe Republic. A large delegation
from Philadelphia, will be present, the
•tubers of the oldest Post in that city
having agreed to effect the organiza
tion. A general invitation is ah
tended to the tnemliers of the Post in
Wilmington to participate in the
monies. The steamer "Susie A. Mc
Call" will leavd Fourth street wharf at
five o'clock, P. M., in order to accom
modate visitors, or at a later hour ii
desired.
ox
:**re
'I'lie Itugby Aradeinj.
A copy of the "ltngby Mouthly," ed
ited by U. Herbert Mnrphy, and other
members of the Rugby Literary Society,
beautifully printed on straw tinted paper
and published by Ferris Bros., No. 10
East Third street, has been laid upon
our table. This enterprising firm will
continue to publish it during the school
year of 1879-80. The miscellaneous
matter is carefully selected with a view
not only to please but to instruct, and
the editorials are full of vim, spice and
sound sense. The monthly lias been
enlarged to an eight page paper, and
advertisements are received at special
rates.
Nnddcn Death.
Haunah Murray, wife of Abraham
Murray, ft 19 East Eleventh street, died
very suddenly ou Monday night. Alter
retiring to bed she was attacked with
something like a paralytic stroke and
which seemed to choke her, and getting
out of lied, her husband got up and
caught her in bis arms, Mrs. Murray
was in the 70th year of her age and
was liitn li respected by all who knew
her. Her husband has always been
one of the leading members of E. Zion
M. E. Church. Her funeral notice will
be found in another column.
Leaf tier for Europe.
C. A: J. Pyle,morocco manufacturers of
this city, shipped to Loudon, England,
live boxes of patent leather ol their
manufacture, by the steamer Ohio yes
terday afternoon. This firm have an
extensive European trade in tliis line
of goods and their success over foreign
competition attests the excellence ol the
article manufactured l»y them,
Police i ourt KelurikN.
A u 0 an i mo us drunk, covered tb®
list at Police Court this morning, who
upon payment of fifty ceuta and costs,
tbs liarty intwrested will again be privi
leged to staud under the cerulean arch
and cuss.
.ffayor Ahmond's Condition.
pleased to note that His
Honor Mayor Allmondis somewhat bet
ter and was able to sit up awhile this
oruiug. liis speedy recovery is now
almost assured.
We
44 lien will It Mop?
Fiom thu to day's Philadelphia Record.
Iu 1870 in the face of a Presidential
election, the Democracy elected Sheriff
Wright by 7,204 majority. Iu the
spring of 1877 Caven was defeated by
only 2,800. In the fall of 1877 the
Democratic State and City ticket was
elected. In all these years Randall,
Vaux and company were at the rear.
This year they came to the front, and
the Lord only knows where tlie Repub
licau majority will stop. Carry the
new s to Barr.
The Fx-Fmpreiis Lugeue
rises late, and spends the time from
10 A. M. to noon sitting silently on a
bench in the garden, and alter break
fast, drives out till four o'clock, when
she returns to diuo iu her own room.
She reads nothing and writes very lit
tle, passing her whole time in melan
choly thought. Her face is pal
marble, her eyes are sunken, and her
features are very sharp, but she is
able at least to sleep without tlie use
of chloral.
ii'reparliiK far (lie Fair.
The luilies of Grace M. Ji. Church are
actively engaged in preparing lor the
usual church fair which is to be held
in the Grand Opera Hom e iu th® early
part of Deceiubdr. Wednesday of each
week is set apart by them for the hold
ing of fireside social gatherings at
which articles of needle-work, are
made.
A Warning.
Her- U a lesson for great speculators
Mid those who misuse trust funds.
Congressmen Voorhls, of Hackensack,
N. J., who has failed with Infinities at
£150,000, is iu a state of mind bor
dering on insanity. He fears to leave
the house or to mske his
appearance
in the street, his overtaxed brain lead
ing him to dread being mobbed, lie
paces bis rooms moodily hroeling nwr
Ills troubles. At times lie raves alsmt
tlie disgrace of imprisonment, and talks
deapondiugly of tbe wrongs lie bad
wrought upou bis family and bis friends,
He blames himself for rash ventures
and for risking trust funds in the vain
hop® of couctfAliug th* dt'Hperai® Btatn
of hid linaiuua ami weathering the
storm. Ilia nights arc aleepbi*, and
when talking of hi« affaira hia eyes
glare and bis manner is excited and
nervous to tb** Jant. degree. To a re
porter he said, with a vacant stare:
"The devil seems to have had
posses
sion of rue lately. I can't say what
els® made me do what 1 did. 1 deserve
to have my head ground to powder for
what 1 have dime. It would not be
bad it I had not lost that which did not
belong to me."
Ml
Peculiar! low <»r llio Oulo Vote.
At the recent State election, -16 comi
ties gave Uepiibli^pn majorities, and'll)
Democratic majorities,
giving the largest majority for Foster
was Cuyenogn—ft,55(i. Tlie next Urg
c>t was Arfhtalmla—>4,013; and the
third, Hamilton—3,405. The greatest
majority lor Ewing was in Butler county
—2 078.
The county
('rawford ootnes next with
1,0*0, am! Holmes third with 1,901.
Republican counties gave major i
tics iu excess of two thousand ; twelve,
In-tween
Fi
• tliou^apd and two thou
sand. Only one county, Butler, gave
more than two thousand Democratic
majority, and fourteen gave majorities
between one thousand and two thou
sand. Tim strength of the Democratic
party was in the rural districts. All
the large cities in the State gave Re
publican majorities.-—"Columbus Dis
patch."
A Nlifinip.
Tim Centennial building's fate has
been decided. The "Press
says tlie
Park Commissioners a. e not to he bway
ed from their former opinions aud that
nothing less than a miracle w ill retain
tho, the borne stead of tun nation,
where it noiv stands. Even the Direc
tors of the Permanent Exhibition ?
to have a*.quiesced in the decree which
dooms the famous structure,
disputable that public sentiment every
where w'hs iu favor of its retention.—
Many even indulged the hoj
second Centennial birthday of tbe
ticn would see the buildii g Mill stand
ing proudly .-reel, and where pilgrim
feet a bun 1 red years li
ter as they t
House. Tlo
It is in
that tlie
na
would du«
•w do around the old Stat
whole nation will regre'
its fall.
44 lu> Ih tlie Next ?
Dani«d Wright, an invalid soldier,
about iifty-six years of age, who served
two years in U. tnpauy 124th regi
ment New Yoik Volunteers—the Anuy
of the Potomac—living at No. 7b Oak
land street, Greeupoiut, Brooklyn, L.
I., and a pensioner, has received
000 for one dollar.
William 11. Hoogs, for over twenty
years the collector of the "The Boston
Post," s^nt one dollar, and aho receiv
ed $15,000. The occasion was the draw
ing of the Louisiana State Lottery. For
further information apply by mail or
express to M. A. Dauphin, P. (). Box
092, New Orleaus, La.
at 319 Broadway, New York.
same j er.-on
i he I ate Nenutor Iftorfon.
Saturday was the second anniversary
of th® death of Senator Morton, of In
diana, and the Indianapolis "Journal"
thought the occasion a fitting
say something about the progress of the
Monumental Association towards secur
ing th® desired object. A considerable
sum of money has thus far been raised,
but not quite enough to warrant the
managers in ordering tlie statue. The
ritate will be immediately divided into
sections, and collectors appointed to
wait on the people, and it is believed
that within a short period, with a
united effort, the detsired amount will
be obtained.
1 ® to
Tarry Ing flit* Joke a Little too Far
Paul Muokwortb, a reputable citizen
of Cinciunati, Ohio, committed suicide
under singular circumstances on Sun
day evening. He and his wife had
beau quarreling, and when she left the
room he put a rope around his u* ck |
and fastened it to the bed poet. It is
thought he only intended to frighten
his wife, but accidentally strangled
himself. Hid wife found him dead
her return.
on
Found Dead in th® Kmul.
IIi'Dhon, N. Y., Nov. 4 .—Th® body
of an unknown woman was discovered
last evening about a mile from Catskill,
on tbe Athens road. Hhe was apparent
ly 4ft years old, and was clothed in a
black dress and shawl, gray stockings,
ami low slippers,
fleshy, and had black hair and eyes.
The body was deposited iu the vault
at Catskill, and Coroner Dean is inves
tigating the mystery,
She
was quite
Tlie WIioleKfory.
From to-day'* Philadelphia Time.. •
Nearly or quite one-third of the
voters of the State won't take the
trouble to vote, aud th® Republican
tickets will be elected simply because
tbe general political inclination of a
majority of the people who vote to day
will be in favor of that party. That's the
whole story.
CranDu Opinion ot CoruclP* Elec
1 I 011 .
Lo.wnAKPVlLi.B, 111., Nov. 4.—A din
patch from the Associated Press office
in Ciiicago, giving th® latest election
returns from New York, was handed
Gen. Grant when he arrived here. lie
said lie only hoped tlie later would con
firm the indications of Cornell's elec
tion. "If Cornell is elected," said the
General,
Tilden will be Hlielv«d aw
effectually as Thurman now is, and if
Robinson is re-elected, in my opinion
th® contest for the Democratic nomina
tion will be narrowed down to Tilden
aud Thurman."
A Dr nail If 4 , win.
Ciiicaoo, Nov.. 4.-—It i
stated that
General Sherman has written io f mili
tary friend in this city that General
Grant has au important message to de
liver to the people ol th® United States,
which he will first give to them when
IlieiHftches this city.
local time table,
tkaimb uuvb wiunawrov.
i A #, P hlA: 2 * 8T * 7 0 °. # w CO, 0.40,
1 ). 0 « 10^10 a. n.t 2 * 0 . 4 . 00 , 9.80.
i.Ti.w.lfcVhm"' 1 * 7 ' ,2, ' ,,0>H
for Mew York: 2.87, T.lO, 10.04, a. m.. 1.36,
12 aw i). m, LliuiUv] 6 40, o. ni.
For Hammore and Washington; 12 .Al, 2.10
k. M a. in.; 12.67 p. m. United Kipre**'
l. 04, 6.18, p. ia. (>n 8ui:day, 12..1,1.10.
•.• 6». in.
For Haltlmort and Hay Idno; 7.08 p. m.
tor iialllniort and way futioua: 8.as a. iu..
6.1s p. iu.
t or Now < -;uitlo: 9.16 a. in., 1.86. 6.06 p. rn.
^or DeiawaioH. H.: t.ita. m.: 1.06, 0.80 p.
_
j N» Hun ts, trains.
cyf Whmington u Amtheni K. II.: S.ao a.
K rUtiawara W-ln-rnlf. k!'; 'umJ.mTE!
6.30p. m. iSuntlay train 9.40 A. M. *
From rhlUd*lphla: 12.40,2.08, 1.80,9.10a.m.,
1.U2, 2.uo, o.u, o. 26 ,7.co.
Vc v/a.' 1 |u. l .-':^i, {utTpl'nil 1 " U ' 4 ^ t0ii
FromKa!tlDore:2.3l,u.209!6tta.'.-..; 12 . 26 , 12 . 87 ,
6 . 86 , 9.86 p. m. On 2.81. a. in.'
0.66 j). iu.
Wu
■i
TRAINS AK1UVU AT WILMINUTOK
Fioin
MwlilDKton: 2.31, a. m.: 12.26, 12.37,
6.86, 9.88 p. m. On Suiiur.yu: 2.31 u
9.86 p. Ui. 1
. ui.;
r'rom
ow Castle: 8.60, 12.10 a. in.;
7.10 p. m. No Sunday tralni«.
t- rom Dolawa.ro K. K.: 8.60 a. m.; 12.10, 7.16
p. m.
Icrn Wilmington & Northern It. K: 8.e6
a. in. 11.86 a. m.; and 6.48 p. in.
' Tom Delaware Vt e.iternK.it.: 8.00 a. in.
2.16, 8.00 i*. ui. Sunday train 5.23 V. M:
'VAllta rou WILMINOTOU l.KAVK 1 MlLAOim
1*111 A.
t romHroa/1 fltreet and Washlmrton nvenus
7.80, K.03.10.30, 11.46 ui.: 1.80. 8.00, 4.00,
6.16,6.00, 6.16 9.46.11.80 p. id. (Jn bun*
day*; 7.808.80 a, m.jS.OU, 11.80 p. ns.
From i'hlrty-Socomi uml Marketstreots: 1 . 00 .
7.80. i6 a. iu.; 12.25, 4.00 6.00, 11.80 p. Ui,
On -'Umluvtc 1.00. a. m
*<»U AALn.ih IlKM.
|>K(»PhKlY FOK NAI.t.—A lot In the
A Mi.IIj ward ou the F. \V. a H. ii. K.,
near 'lwcilth j-lrett, al*out liO feet square,
containing o la»gouu»ou:it of suntiand piavbl.
Also liouae* and io>s in ihefl band 8th wauls,
and lots
the 2nd, 7th, Wth uml loth wards.
1 Ms property will i t field at reatonublo pri
ces uml upon easy tenns.
CANDY At FUKTEK, Trustees,
10-7-Dud 6us Alai ket street.
| jM)K N/VEE —'I wu Rood Fix roomed framed
I? cottages: pleasantly located; dry cel
lar# ; yoinl roof*; front porches; lots xlx'uO
feet: will mil on vo y o.us> terms: or take part
in desirably located Imilillng Jots; propirty
now ten tea to prompt tiayltiK tenants
J./*. BOND A CIO.,
601 bblpJey ttreet.
OHSF. FOK SAFE—A llirht /Tv^_
b iy lior>o ( oM for want of us<q 4/ ^A*fY
sournl and kind In tmrncts, suitable n,r la
dle* driving; will In sold cnoaf. Vpply to
THUS. McOOKKLE,
11-4-6 7-9 90 Market St.
F or BALE.—>A small farm of 81 acroB,
nfur ^uthwood Hatlou, on tbo DoU
ware Wcsteru rafuoad. Aj*|ly to
1 ALY*N DAVIS, 1205 W. F*<uitti street,
11-4-1 fit Wilmington, Del.
10 81 Ot
II
poll KENT.—A house «.
Market street*
Koid fnkui in board II desired, ad
dress ••li. 'iii the Kki'I'ulii am office. 11-3-ti
1 790K SALE OK KENT.—Three now *li
- room. I wo-.* tory I rick houses with bath
hot and cold water. Mliuiod on Fop ar St
above Eleventh. Very i< asonable. Apply u
HAKl.AN UAT'SE,
t rout ;• tt«i 1 atnall Bte.
fj^OK KKNT.--A nice soven roouicd houio,
JJ 610Milplcy street. Apply to
(i. (-'HANDEEP,
611 Market street.
IjIUKSALE-A well n ade (fermantown
JD t'arriugeattt bargain; also a Doctor'*
carriage. VS ill be sold cheap Apply to
Jl. HAMMOND,
0 4 tf
F OK SALE.—Home907 E. Eighth street:
terms made easy. Inquire at. 303 W
Seventh stroet. 9.16 tl
8-27 11
10 26-11
Second and Froneh streets
W4NTED.
ANTED—-A lady tliat bus lost nil her
amlly but one litt.o tuy, would no
rept n f ltuaiion a* houg keeper for a gentle
man ol moans, In this city or Philadelphia,
whore alio wool 1 have a happy homo. Ad
dross " M. A. H. ' Kelerehee erclnnged,
box 106, Wilmington, Del.
w
(Abroad
11 4 7t»
AN 1 ED.—A fcingle mau
couwtrv store with 6 or 8 years expo
rie.100, and some knowledge of book keeping.
O. W. W. NAI'PAIN,
Middletown, Del.
w
ckrk In
11-4 6t
A TED.—A woman lor cooking and
houuewura with lo.crunco. Apply 701
French * reet. 11-4 81*
W
W ANTED.—Two tin rooters. Inquire at
aiiohllhL, STKADJ.1.Y,.
. 2nd St.
11 6»t*
lul
W ANTED.—Delaware Wester
Company stock. Hh/lLD A. CO..
11 5-C-7-8 t'lnyton House Budding.
\If aNI ED,—Four first-class tln-molers by
f f W. F. KMBi SUN,
11-6-2.* Second and King etrie.H.
ANTED.—A lulddl -:tgod woraan to do
general housework, family Hinii.ll.
" L , " KurciiMCAN (dllce. 11 6 8t*
VV
Address
ANTJ* 1».—A white wo t
VV
us cook. A|*
l»ly with rcloioaco at 61T West street.
10 ; 8
ANTED.—A fltuation an housekeeper
by a lady ol considerable experience.
Reference given linqulrtd. Addronn
Hu SEKEEPE.;, l.Ki*i ni.icAft office.
11 -4 8lu-ltw *
w
'ANTED.—T
VV
apHfi h wanted in
piotltatde bij^ii;cpH, Aj ply by letter
giving iiamo to HuX 816, U ilmlngtoi:, Del.
11 1 31*
(
ANTED.—Hoarder.*) at 886 East F
ntrcct. tjood hoarding and homo c
11-3 et*
W
irth
lor1^.
ANTED.— A colond girl lor general
housework, iioferor
piy at N. VV. Cor. Lth and Went.
W
required.
-
I l-:>2t*
ANTED.—A woman tor genera I house
work. Apply ut No. 313 West 12th
W
10-25-tl
street
AN'I'ED.—B a rdf n ut 714 King street
10 27 6t*
w
Hot and cold hath.
\\T ANTED.— By on IntclllgiLt elderly
YV lady, a ihmIUod of trusl. Address
"Jri. D., " this ollico.
10-18 tl
Li:<i>AL NOTICE**.
T AMES H. ELLIOT ct.al.j In Chancery
vs. j New (7a s t ie
Thomas Y. Field und Mur- (bounty in pur
g^rct M. his wlia. I tltlon.
And now to wit: this second day of Septem
ber, A. IJ. 1879, It appearing to the Chancel
lor by the affidavit ot John Pyie, Esq., Slier
ill ol New < ustlo County, that Thomas Y.
Held ami Margaret M. Field, h!s wile, tlie
defendants in this cause have no known place
of abode within this county aud e nnot he
served with process: that they reside In the
city and county of Philadelphia and
Pen nay Ivan la, and no
boon entered for tho said
and Murgurot M, Field, or either of them at
ihoretuinol tho summons Issued for them,
ii is thereupon on motion ol Edwurii <F Brad
ford Jr . E> p, Solicitor lor tho Petitioners,
ordered by the Chancellor »hat the said Thom
as Y. Field and Murgurot M. Field d<i appear
before the Chancellor at his chambers in
Dover 011 the thirteenth day ol November, A.
D. 1879, ui.d show cause ii any they have,
why partition rd dm premise- in the petition
described, rhould not bo made according to
the prayer thereof, or th t Hie petition will
he tukeu "j
as Y. Field
tho Register is directed to cause
State ol
apnearanop liuving
lliomas Y. Field
us to the snbl Thom
n o(ou c
and Murga ct M. Field. And
copy ol
this order to be published In tho Daily Kk
vbHLfOAN news paper of the city ol W liming
ton, New (luetic County, for the period ol
thirty days next, preceding the ?ald thir
teenth day of November, A. D. 1879.
Att Ott
J.M. 11U US EiVI AN,
Register U < J.
9 6-St
V IOLIN TAITGHT BY A TUUROUGH
lv oouipofont teacher at 40 cents per les
son. vocal uiuslo in classes or j-rlvafe lo.s
. Keierence : Kov. T. Gardiner Llttell,
Tutuall 8truer,, and Paneoast Allen, Masonic
Temple.
Til OS. D. GAM BRILL,
1904 Market Street.
lU-lidltna
(mo* ruiKBuar't
_ __ k*T« SDITIOJ,
MiaiitiriiL lEkrivioaiAL.
Tlie Nbleiite* i.lbrarj
te the it,
Maker's Association.
A number of young g-utl«men wr
neoted with the Hhiel.ls' Library Ae-,'
elation, of this city, liavlng, during n ,
pist summer, hail the jileusure of p a
ticipating, by invitation, in the auiiuu
plc-nio of the Hay Makers' Association
ot Cheater, were so well pleased
tlie ■•onrleouH manner in wfij,), tll „
were entertained ly their hosts ip.
Hi- y determined to make them
returns for the favors they receive.!.
This testimonial they have now lom
plated and in a few days it will
placed ou exhibition In one of u,
wit»
KOlu
Li
... « 8 tor
winuowaou Market street, it will r
rnaiu until Thanksgiving live, the 0 c
caBHionot tile Hkiebis' (fraud Rail,
il.e Opera House, when it will be j, r ..
Ment-4 iu du« form to a delegatifu! 0 i
the Haymakers, who will lo present J
receive it.
The allair consists of a gold
cd frame iJUxlfS inches euciosiug tbiity.
live well executed photographs, ariau^
i iu oval (onu around
an approprian
and excellently penned resolution. Ti,«
Ii ami i work ol Mr. J. Jtcktou Pierce c
Kugl)y Academy.
The design of the frame ami the pht
toprapby is the work of J. Haul liffttn,
ami reflects great credit upon that
tleman's artintio taste. At the t. f , J
the frame in the centre is a repr*M-:.J
tiou of the "All-seeing Eye,
ing an open book, on each Bide of wi.li
floats tlie end of a ribiK u, one sid»« h,.
ing the inscription, "h. l. a," aul tl
other, * ii. ji. a.
SUrililiUD
On each of 11
per corners area wreath of lilies, at
down each side is a running vine mf-j,
blossom. At the right band 1 1 , 1:01
Federal soldi*!
his right hand grasping the nil
of his sword, which ho is in the a 1 ,
drawing from its scabbard, while at fa]
feet stands a Union shield. At theoJ
fKisito corner stands a husband J
holding in his right hand a sicklj
while his left rests upou a sled J
wheat at his side. These are thr .aU
of arms of the respective ossocifU'.iti]
Tlie entile affair is Htirprisingly !
ful in design, execution and finish,ai
is one of the handsomest testiiui u:i
ever gotten up by a Wilmington *».-#«
atiou. The following is the resolutij
in tk® centre of the frame, wnicu d
plains itself:
corner stanils
I
I
I
I
I
I
!
A TkfSTlMUMAl.
To the (UfliorF and Mom herd 01 ilio ii
mukiTH' AFr-ociutlon, ol ('hoFter, Ph.
DKXTI.KMKN:-We, tho StdeldH' I„ 1
AbfocU Ion, ol Wilmington, Delaware :
ucccptanco jl thl-, our test I won ■
thanks, to you mu OFHetnbly, I >r the :i,^
tier in whlc you treated iho.-e of uh, mi
ihe giod fortune to bu preFent with j 1
the occutdou ol your annual picnic, ut I | U_
P.i., on Naturuuy evening, Augusto*
We have the hokor >0 pruFeiit this h.h h
token of the appreoiatlon of your ill
nuke our visit enjoyable, and wo mlB
that you, ms an organization, w II recolvi i■P
cner.Fh it, not lor ti* latriDsic vulu-j irtHWiliui
heauty It uiu (mifhc** uh un ornmneLi. tfljQ
rather in the sp nt In which It Ih ulus,™
01 heart elt gratification that Mi re ex .•■ r '
the present tune sucti a friternlfy ol (reflees.
between tfce two orgunixst on*. May to m
I>1 m ol our esteem and gratitude *!ru*
still closer in Bontlnmit, mid may Mix
nor* and recipients t»e ma«le to leiil tu t 1
tics which your open hearted.
Ulity engendered are now ho
thanks.
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that uge will but add strength and diraD'i
to them, and may e.eh link now lori^i
main us long as both organizations
Davii> A McOulliw,
KnwAnn F. Kank.
Jnd. n. K. Dohkkty 1
El> WA RD F. K ft X K, M A KTi > J. M KA. KT.
Secreury
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I'resident.
Sad Loan.
Mr. Win. S. Armour of this city wb
health compelled him to abandon
profession, that ol printer, and a
has been Buffering severely from ap
monary affection for years past, 1
with & very heavy loss on Sunday 1
by the death of a line young man
which.Mr. A. had invested altno.-t I
entire savings. Mr. Armour is uu j
erg otic industrious young fellow 1
although liis health lias teen and
very bad, he last week made an
rangemerit with a baker of j
city to serve tread to liis i
tomers, he Mr. A. furnishing the ill
and wagon. For this purpose]
purchased a fine young mare for vsi
he paid a good price. At the tn-1
the purchase, the animal was ai
rentr.v sound in every respect, Meil
Armour congratulated himself tijatl
was at last iu a fair way to eau. all
lihood. (»u Sunday night last Lo»J
animal died from an attack -1 *1
and the blow has been a very
one to her young owner. Energy,*
as has been displayed by Will A mm
deserves encouragement, and tl*J*l
no doubt that if his recent Ices
vided up it would be easier to csr^J
hint to our philanthropic-ally ii>'*
is sufticioiit. |
C*rjiro ( Imrcli Uriiil)rrNlil|)
Th« membership of the tirac*'®*,
church beiug fully aroused to t*.* j J
cessity of relieving tbeinselvea
of debt, are taking prompt and elM
measures to extinguish tbe 8aw a ;j
meeting has been called for Hi]
evening next, at which time the .'j
expected will be offered willing?]
is expected that the debt will 1"' • j
from the church entirely and <1 ;, J
ted by voluntary subscription ^
tb® members of the congrtgav1
They thus become iudividuaRyl
sponaible for its payment. TliHl
hers aud friends of the church aw I
requested to be present. Bishop*!
sor will be iu attendance. Then 1 !
to be raised is $00,000. |
Robbery by 9la*kcil DurtG^
MlDDLKTOWiN, N. Y., NOV.
house of Hanford Hough, a fari^
comfortable circumstances, ii^'
the ('love, Wantage Town.sliij,' !
Co., N. J.,was entered by three
burglars, who hound a hired
girl and covered the other inuiatei
revolvers,while they robbed Mr. ''
of $275. The three men were
at Deckertown last night, bu^'i
them escaped by the free ids < 1 ' j
volver, Tho two others, identic
Mr. Hough ks the masked iu»'U 3
house, after a hearing, were comH
to the Newton Jail. On their H
were found $. r )0 in money, key'd
burglars' properly. Ylieygav^j
names aa William Fredericks!
George Johnson. j
George Francis Train has relic'll
for years the use ot meat, tea I
coffee aud stimulants of all kif'^j
lives a singularly pure and abB le l
lite, as strictly ascetic as arty bit]
old, only instead of shutting ^1
up in a cell he lives out-of-doi'i"|
a picture of health. J
A CAHD.—Having obtalnct 1" 1 J
the (Jrocsry and Provision
E. corner Filth and Poplar stroe
pose te lurnlsh everything desired |n
the lowest cash prices. Give uh ii
convince yourselve«. We would
-ntion ol our immediate no Ik 1 |,,( ';,H
Respectfully
PATTON
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