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MINGToN Markets..
ECIAL NOTICES.
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De Great Discovery.

bkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. For
weak stomach, general debility,
disease of the nervous system,
4 b, acidity of the stomach, and
|Quirlng "a tonic.
Includes the ostagreeable and
II of Iron we possess. Citrate of
Oxide, com blned with the most
vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
in many cases OF debility, loss
and general prostration, OF an
N Of Iron combined with valu-
tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
appetite, raises the pulse, takes
y hab6lness. removes the pallor
and gives a fiorid vigor 10 the
'Fant something to strengthen
you want a good appetite? Do
% build up your constitution ?
-pt TO feel well? Do you want to
ervousness? Do you wantener-
pu want 10 sleep we'll? Do you
and vigorous feelings? II you
pkel's Wine of Iron.
Ply valuable tonic has been
Tested by all classes of the COM
al II is now deemed indispensa-
PIC medicine. Itcosts but little,
blood and gives tone to the
ehoVales the system and pro-
y ask a trial of this valuable
lee 81 per bottle. e. f. KUN
Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
druggist for Knnkel's Bitter
pn, and take no other make. =
nx " tS oottles. " All others are coun-
1Ottles fj1r "a m a. sfIIHl-l Z
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the School
IN Committees OF the respective School
Districts within this State, that in conform
ity with an act of the General Assembly of
thlsState, i have apportioned among the sew
eral counties of the State, the clear Income
for the present year of the fund for estab-
fishing free schools and have divided and
distributed the share thus apportioned TO
each county and among the several Dis
tricts as Follows To each of the Districts In
the City of Wilmington, New Castle Co,
one hundred and ten dollars and seventy
cents (S11O 7O). To each of the other Dis
tricts, eighty-fo dollars and ninty six
cents 1884 96). To each of the Districts in
Kent Co., seventy dollars and four cents
$50 Oi). To each Of the Districts In Sussex
Oo., ffty-two dollars and ninety-three cents
($52 93). The dividends due the Districts In
New Castle Co., are payable at the Farm
ers' Bank, at New Castle, to the Districts
in Kent Co., at the Farmers Bank, Dover,
to the Districts OF Sussex Co., at the Farm
erb Bank, Georgetown. nl'fir FiH&a
II az s.. ~ps' THOS. b. GILES,Tc "a
Aug. IS, 1877. Trustee 8. Fund.
6t-W3E
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STRAY WAITS.

Don't fail to vote, :
Fine weather for Election day.
g Large Francis" is still at large.
Look out tor illegal negro voters.
Vote the straight Democratic ticket.
Vote for Morrow for City Treasurer.
The polls close at O'Clock this evening
Vote for Bright for President of Council
Look out for "bogus" Democratic tick
cts. r|1 S '-0A-
Vote for Kyne and Kennedy for Asses
sors.------'---- s-------'---'-
. Bring all the Democratic voters to the
polls. / '6l TO 'l IT n
Vote for all the Democratic candidates
for council and Inspectors.
Delaware and Excelsior Loan Associa-
tions will meet this evening. ~
Kennard q Co. are offering some decided
bargains In fine alpacas and mohairs.
Tax receipts signed by Thos D. Gibson
or Lewis Mccall are not good to vote upon
now. zee ..,.. = ~
Spurious tax receipts will be given to
negroes to-day. Democratic inspectors
should look out for them. -l- i
"Big Frank" will probably try to vote
the Republican ticket In some ofthe upper
districts. II so "arrest him on the spot"
An extra edition of the GAZETTE. will
announce the result OF the election this eve
ming, Immediately after the count 10 con-
cluded. -TT't : ..
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cAh TIME TABLE,

IelpbhiaA. bbhAvE : !, WILMINGTON.
OO %; 4 ~ ~, $40, 6.55, S.10, 900,
a n M M, x l2.S7, IL 40, 2.3O, 4.3O,
& s., g. o "a on n sundays: M 2.21. 8 10 a.
ork; a 22l, 947, am.I2M. % An
pora On Sundays: 22i a m n - W.
y 1re and Washineton. oe q 90
b; 9 s. Sy' = o, . W. . % p m; on Sundays
DepOSit' 4Os p m; no Sunday
sssllt; suntda;SS' 3 t,2[, 20, . 80 a m; , 80, 6 80 p
lday das 4; sra1n r.; sos, . 80 a m; 8 30 p m;
ing1on D @1 I'd q Northern R. R.: 9 40 a
ara ~ & no Sunday train
4 Snn"oe " estern r. R.: 10 20 a m:5 IN
'1nuays: 10 80 ann ~
ARRIVE AT w1LMIreroN. ,,1
aaueeiGphia: ~ 70 5e, 8 "a 0 a., m 40
IL ~ o., $50, 451, . ID & b. I S5
IN I 30 80, 3 3 m 81 ,s on n sundays: ) IL Sc,
II pm. 20, "a q m; II "A. - SO
IL on Sundays: IL Sc a M i !;
|sImore:2 \ = ore 21s, s41, a m; 1877. 70 az
p mi on Sundays: 2 is a m 4 . GSB 50
i tsn51gton; y %t N, 2l8 a m; 12z, 1888
Iii on Sundays: 2 Is a m : o "a
/ Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
10 oossstle; : 81 e 7 65, $50 a m - m m.
6SarDso 20 J , m; no Sunday trains.
|Sund9sRS n; r.; $50 a m; 4 20, 6 10 d
|s5 n lgton ,., d Northern r. r.. IN %
IawSsmre m NO nos sunday trains. -
|h; e on western r. RI 5ba m.
r. On Sundays; 8 90 p m. " ~ )
"i.LhINGT ON LEAVE pK1r.
(sS 50, 5 Street 0C i and n Washington ave.
b, 6 a. 0w 10 80, / 45 a m; z 30 % sso
3 30 az, Il 45, 0 IS, Ii 80 D m; on on SUM- Z Ho'
|irtya' 'saa;6 IN : o., 9 45, II 50, D m.
IS a aSec9nd m and Market stree,s.
hdassMi ~ 4 z = Is, s55, 8 80, ii As D oa: m:
% IL 45 ID m. M
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lSEG0NDzEDffI6VH
ANO1HER B URMIMGl OAsE
+. ", ~" -T1-Tr HlSfafafh
q Young CARTS CIothesIsefaon Fire
oy a spark from Biacksmiths
sh0pAShe Is TeTrtbLy Bsfrnedl ~

W oP"fH from q 6CGckSn1tthS
I shop-She IS Terribly Bslrned.' 4
Yesterday afternoon, as Emma p. Down.
Ing was walking down Walnut street. ia
company with two other,gils about her own
age, spark from the blacksmith shop of
Catta o. Kaiser, at the corner of Third and
Walnut street yaecidsn litfon the back
part OF her dress. She bad taken but q few
steps when she felt burning sensation on
per lett side, bat thinking 1t was caused by
the sun she paid no attention to II. Bot when
she reached the opposite corner her clothing
suddenly burst outin q sheet Of fame.
Her screams Immediately attra cted
attention, and Me- wilson, who lie cps
grocery store on the, corner, rushed
out and commenced 70, tesr. Of her clothing.
While 10 the act anot ther gentleman, whose
name coull mot be obtained, passed by aud
seeing the eonditi on of the girl, pulled of
his coat and wrapped it around her, thereby
smothering the flames, She was taken TO
one OF the honses near by, and DR.. Cohall,
who was passing at the time stepped in
sndi DID all that was possible TO alleviate the
terr,ble sufferings Of the unfortunate ekirI.
Upon examinatioD It was found that her
body from the hips to the neck had been
y, This morning, although still suffering,
she IL slightly better. E1-it J3l.f = De- -
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THE REPUBLICAN, BOGUS TIcKEr.-
Tho Republican warns voteIs against d
"bogus Republican" ticket, which. it says,
contains the name of Henry s. Evans
as q candidate tor Council in the Fifth
Ward, whereas the name should be "Henry
Evans" This is rather remarkable, when
the fact is considered that the Republican
ticket of the Fifth Ward, as published In
the candidates for Council. Therefore, ac.
cording 10 its own showing. the Republican
iIsslfis "bogus Repub ican ticket" .al
NRw" FLooR.-A. handsome new tile
floor, masonic pattern, has just been laid
in the Office of the w ilniington Savings
Fund, southeast corner of Eighth and
Market streets. The work v as perform
ed by Sharpless g. Watts, Philadelphia.
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Fine Nail Scissors.

n
f'ne Nail Scissors.
~ Straight, Nah Brushes, Hand
a. = rFiles, Nall Brushes, etc, for
I,oI., f. BRiNGHURST d CO.,
'orner Sixth and Market Sts.
For the nam.
'oaH sass Hs Bath f towels, Bath sponges,
Ies = S, IN extensive variety. Also
NJ, oS,,.raps, Brushes, &c. of horse
H. baV'lon W o Gloves, and many other
Cd.,, e., ,BKlNGHURST 4 CO..
Norser Sixth and Market Sts.
rannssnIoOs ranas Cure for COrus
Eorns oneIy e, OF great popularity for
ID % pTlthont pain.
DNANGHURST & CO.,
Corner OIL Apothecaries.
Sixth and Market SITS.
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A SMAsHUP.-On Monday afternoon as
the passenger train on the Wicomico
and Pocomoke railroad was returning
from Ocean City, the engine jumped the
track at St. Martins station and ran in
to q granary near the track. The build
ing was moved from its foundation a
foot or moro, and the engine lost it's
cow-catcher and was otherwise badly
injured There were number of pas
sengers on the train, but fortunately all
escaped injury. Conductor Powell had
one Of his hands slightly hurt. The ac-
cident was caused by defective rail or
frog.-l Eastern Shoreman.
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THIRD EDITION.
AnEATH TRAP. f. q

FAt AbEJ EiHf u 4
FALL OF A HOUSE, KILLING THREE PER-
SONS AND woUNprEe HANY;1
BY telegraph TO the Gazette. - ''' .-...
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. Z-Between 8
and A O'Clock yesterday Afternoon Ntre. +
lmendous excitement was caused in this
city by the repor. that a large brick
house on Longworth street, between Race
and Elm, had fallen, engulfng a score or
more of inmates In its ruins. The build
ing was a, three story and basement
house, occupied by Mrs. Kean, a woman
Of questionable repute. ave- ''''''- ...,s' ,S,'
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STILL AT LARGE.

"Big Frank, who escaped from jail at
New Castle, yesterday, is still at large,
though diligent- search has been MADE
for him. The impression prevails that
the fugitive crossed the Delaware river,
below this city, yesterday morning, ana
escaped into New Jersey. MeanwMie
Sheriff Grub will use every exertion 70
retake the runaway.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

SINGULAR DEArH.-Mrs. Piersol Of
East Pikeland, Chester county, some
time ago broke her leg. On Tuesday
took the splihts oif and gave the iady 'ti,,, the
use of theiinjafed member She walked
across the floor, and the excitement pro
Fduded by her joyousness at finding that
She could walk, SO acted upon her. heart.
which was deceased, thatgit suddenly
ceased to beat and she fell dead. .asi .pe
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ATER CONSUMPTION d URING An
.+. GUST Z fH sT7

The following is the work of the pumps
AZ CITY Mil, Water Works)Ifor the month
of August, 1917. p r Ii''-7 ~ = -
The W Worthington pump ran 251X hours
making 211, 2ss strokes and raising 81 ,696,-
40 gallons.
The water power pumps 6O71 hours, max
ing 496.SJo revolutions and raising %, ,T22. 200
gallons. .l ll .If l'I.oT 77II1Ff-'t7 .SRs
TotaEamount ofwater consum ed during
the month of August n ,31s, $50 gallons. -
Average daily consum ptiOn, 3.l39S12
gallons. Co..
Amount OF coal consumed a tons, / cwt.,
2 quarters. VIZ Is. 5glsl = ! e.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Az a meeting of the Shields Library
Association. at their room last evening
the following officers were elected for
the coming Six months. "a 'Ela I.
President-Edward F. Kane. .
Vice-Presi'ient-Thos. S, Doherty.
Corresponding Secretary-Henry
Ward. '.I-. '.''
Recording Secretary-Jno. s. Doh
erty.aill NV eia qi'1ys ln
p Financial Secretary Laurence J.
Rigney.s I'D ~. b G6zii .rniisa ,'.' '
Librsriant-Lhas. McDenough.l oi e,
Assistant Librarian -Jno. F. CORY.
Board OF Directors-Eiw J. Hayes,
Martin McGrath, Micnael McGrath,
Jno, F. McCullen, Jno. Pr Haggerty.
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1BASE BAII1

On the ADAMS street grounds yesterday
afternoon 1he Quickstep club added 6t-
other TO their many Victories already
achieved this season this time over the
Eekford. OF Philadelphia. Al the first
part OF the game but little Interest was
taken, owing, no doubt, TO the miserable
playing OF the visitors, Towards the close
OF, The game change was made that the
score will show. 10 The, weAther was delight.
full. Dut the attendance small. The follow>
ing is the score by innings i''iiiLh2 L.'''
e. Ss.ssss'p ssstspTo saeS sssS l-a1 !
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The Triumph truss is q, marveI OF
mechanical Ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted wln hold any
Hernia i1 practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, win infa1lib1y and speedily
cure ut. These wonderful appliances are
and 334 Bowery, New York; where the
Truss sis ,0atvqated, and the Cure Guar
dtteed! Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office, d ,.l. ,.,..f IT,.
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R0oie6lo0I

MEETINGS THIS tTJHsDAY) BvRNINe.
- Asylum Lodge, No. %. 10 asr .ir, ..l.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 3, I'd and
4th Tuesday. .'a1 HFHh iAG ,t-lEs.. aiq
Washington Lodge, N. !, A. P. a.,
meets every Tuesday night in the Nc
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A Woman Cowaides . Man. .

BY TeIegraph 70 the Gazette. Y IVA
, MADISON, n Sept. Az, e. oschol
field, a coal merchant, married and sixty
seven years of age, was cowhided on the
streets yesterday by Mrs, G. O. Voor-
bees, married woman not living with
her husband, dark, Of medium height and
forty. The parties we're both members
Of the byterian Church, but their
names, it seems, having come in doubt
full juxtaposi'ion, they were suspended by
the session Of the church over year ago.
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ns Removed alive.

|REel's pls Worm Syrup never iaIis
m, Seat and Stomach worms
IN me only successful physician
gTy lor The removal OF worms
rape worm with head and all
I'VE I'VE N 2 hours, and no fee until
Seild Tor circular, or call on
~, and get q bottle of X uiikel's
~ frlce 81 90 1t never fails.
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HOTEL OF THOMAS d. BRADwAY,

Sale, at the H.
HOTEL OF THOMAS ID. BRADWAY,
In Delaware City, in Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the Goth Day OF Septemb Der,
1877, at 2 o'clock, p. M, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz:
All that lot of Land, situated in Delaware
City, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, and State of Delaware, marked on
the plan OF the town aforesaid, No. 12, stu
ate on the southeast side of McLane street.
and beginning at the distance of go feet
northeasJward from the northeast side of
Fourth street, and extending thence south
eastward 100 feet TO Green street, thence
northeastward along Green street to point
In the intersection OF Green and W est Canal
street, thence northwestward along the wes-
terly side of said West Canal street to q
point in the intersection of said w est Canal
and McLane street, and thence south west
ward along the said McLane street, about
$50 feet TO the place OF beginning, contain
Ing - square feet, be the same more. or
less.
. Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Jacob R. Fetters, and Sarah, his
wife, mortgagors; Rebecsa Fetters, surviv-
ing mortgagor of John and Redecca Fetters,
nortgaeors, and the heirs OF John Fetters,
deceased, and t. t., and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlfrs office. New Castle,
SeDtem her L. 1277 {. aan WITS AT
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THE Ex-PREsIDENT OF FRANCE
EXPIRES SUDDENLY AT ST.
.f GERMAN. y = 7 = --.
PARIS, Sept, A. 1877.

All the journals announce. that ex
President Theirs died quite suddenly at
six o'clock yesterday evening at St. Ger
main. utaI lirongTl.
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Fortify the body against disease by
purifying the blood with DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture. Thus forearmed, tyou
will not be attacked by sickness. = p
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Registers Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

NOW NabbiO W. Aueusb -, loI.
Upon the application of John Mccall.
Administrator, OF Margaret Mccall,
late of Wilmington Hundred in SAID
County. deceased 1t is ordered and directed
by tine Register that the Administrator afore-
sald, give notice OF the granting of Letters of
Administration upon the Estate of
the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days rom the date of
such Letters, in six OF the most public places
of the County of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands agai nst fine Estate.
to present the same, or ABIDE by an Act OF
Asse nDly in such case made and provided.
And also cause The same to be inserted with
in the same peroid In the Wilmington GA
ZETTE a newspaper pub ished In Whining
ton and to be continued therein three weeks
49,, Given under my hand and Seal of
}L. s. Office of the Reg ster aforesaid, at
totS Eew Castle, In New Castle Coun.y
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
Il alt 8. O. BIGGS, Regist er.
'+r5 NOTICE. iHo1 nsAi i
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased. must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator, on or
before August %. 1873 or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided
'h Pc ~ AOa q JOHN MCCALL,
ADDRESS, wilmington aasO-sweod,
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NEW ADHERTISEMEN rs
DTANOC Magnificent $500 Rosewood
1lANON Pianos sl75, fine Rosewood
nnN Upright Pianos (little used
k,a grlA q

stops, $45; Q stops, &85; 70 stops, only s75
nearly new 4 set reed IL stop, sub-bass and
octave Coupler Organ, cost over $3.50, only
&65 Lowest prices ever offered |; sent on 10
days test trial. You ask why offer so
cheap? reply Hard Times. Result sales
over 1000 900 annually. War commenced
by monopolists: Beware anonymous cir
culars. Write for explanation. Battle ra-
ging, Full particular free. Address,
Daniel r. Beatty. Washington, New
= Jersey.
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NOT Great chance 10 make money.
nyou can't get gold you can,
I'll / get greenbacks. We need per.

scriptions for the largest, cheapest ana best
illustrated family publication In the world.
Any one can become successful agent
The most elegant works of art given free to
subscribers. The price is so low that al
most everybody subscribes. One agent re-
ports ma xing over $3.50 in week. a lady
agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in
ten days. All who engage make money
business, or only your spare time. Yoa
need not be away from home over night
You can do 1t as well as others. Full par
and expensive outfit free. If you want prof
table work sead tis your address at once.
1t costs nothing TO try the business. No one
who engages falls to make great pay. Ad-
Maine. tr..s -t..... aug3-d6mswly
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Pcan Brothers.
DEALERS IN o. 4.
Farei Cutlery & Tools.
| zi4 MARKET STREET: ''

hGlkkssIIIN,GToE, ksII, DEL. Ell. A.. r., y i.
tents for e. Gum Packing, ana
i&w. N'e Buffalo scaies$
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NOTICE.

I am not an independent candidate
for Inspector in the First, Ward. y a ~
nlt JAMES A. PLUNKETT. NJ
1t is sad sight to see an Intoxicated
person on the street. How much more
80 is it to see a dull and sickly Baby
rendered so by othe use of dangerous
opiates? DIR. Bull Baby Syrup contains
nothing injurious and may be given to
the most delicate Baby, Price 25 cents
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

d 90 q week in your own town, Terms
900 and % OUTFIT free. ii. HALLETT d
CO.. Portland, Maine.e r9.a4.. - ,at
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ORDERS.

During the evening the following or
ders were directed TO be drawn. "a.
Bauduy Simmons, 1928 70; Geo W Clay
ton, So So; e r Butler, 81 80; Geo w
Vernon & Son, $12; Francis Vincent So
80; N. Y. Iribane Co., x2l 20; Public Led
ger, $24; Daily Local Ne,os West Ches.
ter) 81 80; Vernon & Cooper, Media, So;
Q P johnson. $5 %; D H Kent s. Co.,
Stotsenburg, $41 Is George Black, Sc; q
Pickles, $57 So; samI Bradford, $134 rs;
Martin Seal, $72 S8; SamI Curry, S78 81;
Mary Hanna, $40 II; Margaret Quinn,
S46 90; James Mcintyre, 1891 66;, Henry
Hitler, sl9 so; Frank Gingelboch, Ss3-
81, j Bostick ,$16 20; Philip Lynch, ,$74 25;
James Barrigapa S74 25; B. II. Ewing,
$74 ~; Robt. Cook, $72 81; James Nc
Kendrick, 3$s8 II; r. Barton. Co., SAT 25;
Lewis Zebley, $6 %; Geo II ? Simmons,
s471 20; e 8 r Butler. 81 rs; Ken
ing, s74 25; John R Holt, Ss1 81;
William Ferris & Co, s9; 2 Pickels, 76c ;
Adams q Bro, Is45 90 Ferris 4 Garrett,
$1Ss7 Joseph Jones, s2 40; James Muir
ray, S12s 90; Thomas Reynolds. 50 40 Col
Chapman Valve Co, s1s2 e Du Pont, de
Nenours 4 :. CO. 90 10; Rigby; g.; Wms r.
Hayes. $8 70 Harlan q Holl1ngsWortn 20,
S3291 Mellerts q Co, 81, ,377 q; Charles
Warner Co, S62s O3; Every Evening Pub
Go, 500; Wilmington & Northern r Co,
sS00s Ferris & Gareett, 81 40; George W
Bush & Son, 81 Eliza Frazer, 50; Pres
ton Ayars, $5; H F Pickles. s5 90 Thos
M ogle, IS rs; Boughman, Thomas co,
&12 40 William Bullock, $14 90; ID l.
Tatnall & Co, S54 10; Geo W Vernon q
Son, SCI 10; Every Evening Pub Go, 81 80;
G p johnson, s67 9 Thos B Beeson, $23 90;
2 Pickels, S18 20; VIM III Robinson, $io AZ;
James A Anderson, S925 James Bradford,
STA At Ferris & Garrett, 80 80; Adams
Bro. $40 10; Thomas W Saville, $12S % 81 r.
T Dilworth, S11 30; Smith 4 Painter, sSl ~;
H Pickles, s6l 20; Geo W Jackson, ~ 10
James q Webb, S2S 10; E r Butler,
e23 Il; Samuel Coyle, 500; John Bachus,
$72 81 Francis McCloskey, $500.
Adjourned.
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CHERIFF'S SALE. = - :.
- By virtue of writ OF Levari Facias,
20 me directed, will be exposed to Public
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r. H. TAYLOR
b. +. TowNsEND
LEWIS PAINTER
THOMAS FORD go
DAVID IRELAN .

The resolution was adopted by "a ris-
ing VOTE whereupon the chair thanked
the members for their kind expression Of
confidence, and also thanked them on be
half of the people for the faithful man
ner in which they had performed their
arduous duties during the past year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
WESLEYAN ALUMNI REUNION.
ADDRESSES BY PRESIDENT FOss, Prof. HaERiN''
tom AMI OTHERS.

ADDRESSES BY PRESIDENT FOss, PROF. HARRiNG-
TON, AND OTHERS.
A nleasont social gathering of the Wesleyan
Alumni WAS held last evening, in the parors OF A. "
Stout at No. 26O Madson-ave Nearly 100 oi '''c si"u
mates Of the University present Among them were
President Cyrus ID. Foss Pgofs C. y harrington fnu ~
r. Winchester the Rev DR.. III. W. Warren, Dr. Danlei
Curry Judge g. g. Reynolds OF Brooklyn, the rev. Dts
D. T. Kidder J. +. Hurst, c. X True, ana D. II. ling
George H. whitney, H. c. NJ. Ingraham. Orange Judo D.
g. breckenridge, G. F. Ketcll. George Lansing iayio'
Goorce f. Reed Gen Clinton b. Fisk, s. IT, Olin, j. NJ
Phillips Capt. John T. Eustis and Byron n BfooKs'
After the social part of the exercises had been concoe
Mr. Stout extended a cordial welcome to all present
The university song. (" Beadc noble rivers sidc' WIS
th,n sung with much enthusiasm. Tho following oc'rs
were elected for the coming year. President the Kew
Dr. Albert S. Hunt; Vce-President, D. u iar,' ~,
Secretary G. NJ. Hicks. committee was appointed 10
make arrangements for more frequent meetings Oh tno
Alumni The toast master OF the evening, $. H. OllI
then made witty speech. auding In humorous 'e'"
to college experiences, after which President foSS ~
sponded to the sentiment Our Alma Mater lie sam
among other things
Icaunot express the gladncss which feel In meenhg
so MANY of YOU here tonight cannot tell you trnghl
OF any new buildings erected nor OF any enlargement on
yo of much hard work faithfully done, and Of great -
tcrcst in all departments OF the Unversy, A.ina
needs the help OF all her aOns and friends year ak
we began the task of raising additional enfoVmen,
fund of half million. The work has not yet been l
S3s 900 was given by the Alumni "a their Cehchhfll
glft 10 their Alma Mater. While make no plea ior
helm tonight the simple statement OF the facts Is the
most powerful plea that can be made nope our MIN,
Mater will always be in work she is in spirit, second
to
To the toast OF 1.-THE Faculty" Prof Harrington was
called to respond. He glad to face 80 many grd
atcs he said such occasions were cases IN 'he ives
the professors They tied down 10 their Work anu
they welcomed such delightful episodes. Judge Roy
nods who represented the lawyers. said II was ther
daily business apply moral principles TO actiCiS. IL
any man should take all knowledge for his province !;
was the LAWYER The law embraced all science ana fegu
lated every department of life. After NUMBER oi
pleasant college son IS the company separated.