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oettauert lelhen Serluit. Agenteu p~eriauat. Y4earu
guspapl e!nes 2erriloriunts iuenDe man I'D an Die
Sauater eitp |ub. 60, Ybila. pa. 4ySsp1
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
SECOND EDITION
New Castle Letter.
FreA Our Regular Correspondent.
| NRw CAaTIR Napf d.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. q.
An unusually large number of strang-
ers were in town yesterday, as spectators,
and as such remained during their stay;
not a single case of disorder took place.
A couple of our aged citizens a day or
80 ago, became possessed with the idea
that little recreation on the river in the
way Of fishing would not be amiss. The
elder is good waterman and took upon
himself the command, His boat was
moored near the Cape May wharf,
getting in, he held it steady for his COM
panion who made misstep and went in
to the water. After a number of vain
attempts to get into the boat, line W as
given to him and he " as towed around to
the steamboat wharf and helped out, wet
scared and in no very amiable humor.
We believe that our milk supply will
not be cut off so suddenly as was expect
ed. One milk man says that after giving
the matter considerable thought he has
come to the conclusion that there nc
more harm in serving milk on Sunday
than in cooking and eating fine dinners
Tomorrow Rev. b. McMackin, of the
Baptist church, will imnerse two adult:
in the river near Fort Lane. The cere.
monies will begin at 1880 p. m.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. Johns Church, services on Sunday
at 1O1 a IN, and 4 p. m.
At First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
f. B. DuVal will preach morning and
evening.
Bishop Lee will hold an ordination to
the office of deacon, on next Sunday
morning in Trinity Chapel.
Services in Trinity Chapel, King and
9Th streets, on Sunday, September 23.
Morning prayer at $50 o'clock.
The Liberal League-The discussion
before the Liberal League tomorrow
morning at McCiary building will be on
''Capital Punishment. An interesting
meeting is expected.
Second Baptist Church, corner o.
Fourth and French streets, Rev. r. b
Cook, pastor. Preaching at 1870 a. m,
and z 80 p. M, by the pastor. Sabbath
school and pastors bible class at 2 p. IN
First Baptist Church, cor. Elm and
jackson STREETS. Preaching at 1890 a. IN
and 80 p. m, by the pastor, I. M. East
| wood. Sunday school at a. m. and 2 p
m. A cordial invitation is extended
Seats free. Also service on Friday, 7.34
p. M, on King street above Tenth.
| Brandywine M. e, Church, 9th Ward
Rev. Jno. w. Pierson, pastor. Sunday
Sep. %, prayer meeting at 8 o'clock. a. m
Love feast at . O'Clock; preaching 1913
o'clock, by Rev. j. B. Qmgg, presiding
elder. Childrens meeting at 80 O'Clock
Preaching at 3 o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Bar
rett; preaching at 7.15, by pastor, follow
ed by revival services.
Old Swedes' Church-special notice.
meeting of the members of the OF,
Swedes' congregation will be held in tn
| oh
tember 23d, at $50 o'clock. The usua
morning service at the Old Church wi
be omitted, affording the congregation
the opportunity of attending the ordina
ton services in Trinity Chapel. All ar
Invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
THIRD EDITION.
WAR NEWS
Reported Defeat of the Czare-
witch's Army Near Biela.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR
WINTER CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Sept. %, 1877.
"The feeling at the Russian headquart-
ers, Gornie Studen. is not 80 gloomy as
expected" telegraphs special corres-
pondent. "The military men acknowl-
edge that they have been beaten, but as
much by their own errors as by the brav-
cry of the Turks. There is not the slight
est sign of hesitation or weakening of de-
termination to fight it out Everybody
feels that it is death struggle, and a f.
nal successful issue is net doubted for an
instant. Every preparation is being
made for a winter campaign.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE czAREwITCH'
e1setNN ARMY.
A despatch dated Constantinople, ten
o'clock last night, says:-"It is reported
here that great battle was fought to-day
at Biela, lasting from nine in the morn
ing till seven In the evening, and that the
Russians were completely defeated"
The Daily Telegraph has special de-
spatch from Shumla which asserts that
the Russians lost 1900 killed and 5000
wounded in the battle.
AS UNCoNFIRMED,
The Daily Telegraph's despatch, dated
Pc iday, says:-"A telegram just re
ceived at the War Office from Meheme-
Ali, announces that serious fighting bet
gan to-day. The Turks were advancing
| steadily when the message left Shumia
| this morning" No other paper hes anv-
thing touching the reported battle, al
though several have correspondents both
with the CZarewitch and Mehemet Ali.
The Vienna Political Correspondeace's
| Bucharest despatch reports that all the
| Turkish regulars in Widdin have started
| for Plcvna in all haste.
THE VICTORIOUS MoNTENEGRlNs.
A despatch from Ragusa says that the
| Montenegrins have captured the Zlostup
| and Nosdre forts and are untlisputei
masters of the Duga Pass. The bonn
| bardment of Gatchiko is imminent. arr a
state of siege has been proclaimed in Tre-
binje.
| H. . & FOR WINTER QUARTERS. "'~ HscA
| 1T is announced that four large London
| firms were yesterday invited to make
tenders for supply of iron huts, to be
erected near BHcuarest, for 100000 Rus
sian soldiers.
General Todeben will Immediately
proceed to inspect the Plevna positions,
NO FIGHTING IN THE sHIPKA PASS.
A despatch from Adrianople, dated
September 20, says:-'There he's been
no fighting in the Shlpka Pass since the
Turks withdrew from Fort st. Nicholas. y
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
Person uL.


Messrs. B. ]. Connolly, james Sweeney
and Richard keenan,, of this city, left
early this morning for New York,whence
they sail this afternoon at o'clock fol
Louvine, Belgium, to complete thelr
studies in the University of that place
They expect to be absent five years.
Messrs. Harry Challenger, Frank
Buchanan and J. Harmar Rile, of thi:
city, leave on Monday next, for Hahne'
mann College, Philadelphia to study
Homeopathy. Messrs. Buchanan anc
Rile, will be absent until March, and the
former gentleman will undergo thret
years study.
Messrs. Blogg and Say, formerly frs
baseman and short stop of the disbandet
Quickstep Of this city, are now playin!
with the Astoria base ball club of Wash
ington.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
ST RAY WAIFS.

e The weather. continues cool and brac-
ing. d
And still the GAZETTE is the leading
local paper of the city.
Cheap and good job work promptly
and neatly done at this office.
Teeth carefully extracted and new
sets made at DIR. Gallagher's No. 8 East
Fifth street.
II you are in want of a Fall overcoat
visit the Boston One Price Clothing store
Sl3 Market and 2l2 Shipley street.
Amid the rise and fall of butter and
other market changes, the price of smear
case remains firm at five cents per bowl.
ChiIdren's suit in immense quantities
at the Boston One Price Clothing House.
Price 3.75; 213 Market and 212 Shipley
street.
Geo. NJ. butcher and several other
Moral Suasion Reformers will conduct a
Temperance meeting at Middletown, to-
morrow.
For fine fish ball. oysters, reed birds
and meals at all hours and in first class
style. call at the Malta House, 103 E
Water street.
Underware at at the Boston One Price
Clothing House at very low prices. Un-
dershirt for 20 cents; also drawers Al
same price.
| Our stock of linen collars and is large
than ever. Two collars for 25 cents; ais,
one pair 4 ply cuff, same price, at thu
Boston One Price Clothing store, 21'
Market and 213 Shipley street.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
A RESURRECTED BODY.

On, yTuesday,I September 4th,::::the dead
body OF au unknown colored man was
found near st. Augustine, this county, and
latter an inquest by Deputy Coroner Clea-
yer. OF Delaware City, was buried along the
the river beach on Mrs. Alrich's farm, near
Port Penn. But the interment was made
below high water mark, aud the water
washed away the sand and dislnterred the
body, which soon became very putrid and
offensive. Information to this effect was
forwarded to Coroner Rose, and this morn
ing he went down to Port Penn for the
purpose of burying the body properly
He was also Informed that the Deputy
when holding the Inquest had only ten men
on the jury, and If this information is cor.
rect the Coroner will be obliged to hold
another inquest.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
DIVORCE.

On Saturday evening October 9th, Mr.
Augustln Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre
Company will give one performance at
the Grand Opera Hovse, and will present
the great society drama of divorce.
The cast of this remarkably realistic and
absorbing play requires the services Of
23 artists. 1t is superfuouss to say that
such an array of dramatic talent mas
rarely been seen in a theatrical company
before in one performance: AND WIN
out doubt this will be the hnest compa'
nv that has ever visited Wilmington.
divorce" says the New York Herald is
n nerfect reflex of the times, with all lts
gaity of the surface and its stern earn
estness of purpose underneath.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
A STAR TROUPE.
MAEAME KENTZ,s s. FEMALE MINsTRELs S
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

MAEAME kENTZ,S FEMALE MINSTREIS s
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
On Thursday evening next, 9th inst,
Madame Rentz's famous female minstrel
tioupe will appear at the Grand Opera
House in this city. This troupe has re-
Gently been travelling through New Eng
and, and received many Aattering mott :
ces from the press, of which the follow
ing from the New Haven Register is a
fair sample:
Madame Rentz's minstrels appeared at
Music Hall last evening TO packed house
and we'll they deserved it, for a more
meritorious performance was never given
in this city. The singing of the min
strel Scene was enjoyable, and the Jokes
new and laaghable. The Olio was one
of merit, the specialtles being received
with much favor; the Burlesque display
ed the ladies of the COM any in magniti-
cant costumes and much delightful music
singing and dancing was introduced in
all respects of superior character fully
justifying anticipations; and seldom was
an audience more satisfied than on this
OCCASION.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22

SkLrs OF REAL EsTATE.-R. Hynson,
trustee, sold at the Voshell House,
Chestertown Md, on Tuesday, the farm
OF Mr.. Jervis Spencer, 284 acres, near
Blacks station, to Col. George W. Spen-
Ger for S15,100. The Glascoe farm, of
fered at the same time, was withdrawn
at bid Of $1,000, and is now held at
private side.
Marion deK. Smith, trustee, sold at
Galena on Saturday last the Davis Hill
! property, IL acres, for S6lO, cash. This is
a remarkable sale, and more than double
the price expected by those acquainted
with the land. Mr.. John @. Wood of
Delaware, was the purchaser Kent
NeaoS.
THIEF CAPTURED.-This morning
before Mayor Whitley, Alonzo Green
wood was arraigned on the charge of
stealing $15 in money from Levi jeff.
1t appears from the evidence that they
were both at work together out in the
country, and at night they both went to
the barn and laid down in the hay NOV,
and while jeff was asleep Greenwood
! distracted the money from his pocket.
He was held in the sum of 5000 bail
| for Court, which amount he furnished,
| and was released.
Y. M. q. A.-Young Mems Christian
Association meeting tomorrow afternoon
in the Opera House, at A O'Clock, will be
addressed by DIR. Nixon of Central Pres
byterian Church, The association have
their weekly prayer meeting IN their
rooms this evening at u o'clock. All
are invited to attend.
REVIVAL SERvIcRs.-Henry W. Nor
row, of this city, will fill the pulpit to-
morrow morning at the protracted
meetings of the Church of the Disci-
ples," below Newark, by special invita-
tion. The revival services are being
carried on with zeal, and will continue
for several days.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-W. E. Martin, of
Wilmington, has bought out the drug
store of DR.. johnson, at Seaford, and
will carry ON the drug business there.
SoIREE.-Messrs. A. L. Schwenck and
A. E. Cloud will give a very pleasant
soiree in the third story of the Friend
ship engine house, this evening.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
FIRST EDITION!
Board of Education.

SPECIAL MEETING LAST RvENIxG-wAIT-
ING FOR A oUoRUM-rHE sUBJECror
HEATING SCHOOL NO. /.
A special meeting of the School Board
was called last evening and at the an
pointed time, 7:30 o'clock there were but
seven members present, and twelve be-
ing necessary to a quorum those present
sat down and waited. At Q O'Clock. on
motlon of Col. Heisler. Mr.. Baird acted
as Secretary, aud the roll was called
ten members being present.
Mr.. Eckel, moved that the minutes be
read, as there would be a quorum pre-
sent.
Mr.. Heisler objected, as there were
not enough members present
The Janitor was sent out after absent
members, and after repeated efforts sue
ceeded In obtaining the desired number
and at 8:35 o'clock the Board was called
to order.
Mr.. Pyle chairman of the committee
OF No. l, School, stated that the commit
tee had been instructed to advertise for
proposals for heating No. 1, School, but
taking the precedence of the former
committees and desiring to encourage
Wilmington he had gone around and in
vited proposals, and had succeeded in
obtaining four which were opened and
| read as follows:
SpeakmaD & Bro, furnish low pre-
sure heating opparates guaranteeing il
10 heat not less than 20 degrees above.
| zero for. r..................... S2005 30
VIM. f. Robinson, 2 safety Wygand
DollerS Ior. S20O0 OC
Or one Wygand boiler. 1000 O(
Ferris 81 GARRETT large boiler. so, ,o3O OF
Gawthrop Il Bro, one horizontal
boiler. ...... .......: .............S1 800 OF
After a short debate on motion of Mr.
Baird the proposals were referred bach
to the committee with power to act, that
is for committee to wait upon the bid
ders and obtain from them writer
agreement as to what they will do &C
cording to the bids, and that the boiler
that they propose putting in will Civ,
entire satisfaction.
| Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
AoAL TIM TABLE.

2PLInaiiHs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
{ \; ;I"u' %i pl!t. ~, $40, 6.55, $40, 900,
In so,' m l237, i2 40, 2.30, 4.30,
,s6' T.. ~ ON ~undays: 2.21, 3 10 a.
NeU' New W.. io, pln.
'Lsn' ~. -, 5a7, IN, II 81, 10 40,
BsiF,, m'Nl Sundays, 22i a m.
m.ihf, a.',iii',ie a'fi Washington: l O6, g 80
|tsa mn, m',,; y b %, . % PM ON Sundays
Ia, Wv Dcpoali' 4 sc p m; no Sunday
Few w Castle: 8, 6 20, . 80 a m; / 80, 6 80 p
no Sunday train.
h STSdae SnSdane 4. R.; 8 OS, 9 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
i5inIliiheton & Northern r. r.: 40 a
ilIiy mi no Sunday train.
/ m. nv S,e H, W estern X. R.: 10 20 q MIS- 30
iVn I,S sundays: 10 30 a m.
II ahhlFE AT WILMINGTON.
h; io'iiaauedpnia: 70 az u 66, s "a. 8 "A a m; II
II, ,951' ~ ~, S55, 451, 6 IA. q %, I 25,
kO5a ~ u " m on Sundays: IL Sc,
4 New I 80, 8 81, IL 1Opm.
|M ~, lOfk: II Sc, 8 "a a ma: 12 "A 12 bs
|5l n M y m on Sundays: II SO a m
|SD DSStaseimore;21s, ~ 941, a m; 1877, 70 80,
a'% n p m; on Sundays: is a a m I = o GSi 81
|ssH ssHeaIsghlngton; . ~ 21S m; 1921, 1888,
/ N. "p IN on Sundays: 2 Is a m; 8 Al
|ansI FSrt Deposit; 800 a m; no Sunday
d, Seg 6 "a castle; s. 7 IS, 90 m; 1900 m,
b DelaW,a'rVeo 70 + ? m; no Sunday trains.
b no oSSmaie snare \. r.: s 80 a m; 4 20, 6 40 r
n; i a. u i,ston u Northern r. R.: 10 q
4 beISpIpdm "a ? m; no no sunday trains. " -
lOp m, "ppe op s western r. r.: Z 55 a m
WILMINGTON LEAVE PHI
b Broad ADELPHIA.
(uet Ia "a street ) n6 and Washington ave
|@5l5,6 90, ~ AZ lo 80; g l. 145 m; 80. 8 80
III TbiTs3C SsC m; %, 81 Is, Ii II 50, IN m 1h sun
25, Ii il'sy ~ second and Market streets
nsun'GSsasmE q m' Y 2 10, 55, 60, Ii 45 Is p m
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22

n BY virtue of a warrant of the Mayor
OF the City of Wilmington, to me directed.
will be exposed at Public sale, at 30
o'clock, p. M, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER End, 1877,
Al the City Auditors office, No. 81 East
9th street, in the City of Wilmington, New
Castle Couty, State of Delaware,
All those two certain lots or pieces of land
situate in the City of Wilmington, New
Castle County and State of Delaware
bounded and described as follows, to wit
No 1. Beginning at the intersection of the
Old Ferry Road (now New Castle avenue)
and the marsh road now Garashe's Lane
thence along the centre OF said Lane north
seventy-one and q half degrees, west forty
two and half perches TO a corner stone set
for new corner by Zadock Townsend, de-
ceased and James Bennett; thence by the
next four lines dividing this from other
| lands late of the said Zadock Townsend de-
ceased, namely north ntnetenn degrees,
east ten and one third perches to corner
stone, thence east one perch TO The centre OF
| "a hedge. thence with said hedge north six
| teen degrees, east twenty seven and one
half perches to another new corner stone at
| the end of the hedge, thence with another
hedge south Seventy-fOur degrees, east for
| ty and three-fifths perches to the centre OF
| the said New Castle avenue, thence along
| the centre thereof south sixteen and one
half degrees; west thirty nine perches to the
| place of beginning, containing about ter
| acres, more or less.
| No. 2. Beginning at q stone corner fol
land of the said James Bennett, Jesse Alex
| ander and Zadock Townsend, deceased
thence along the said Townsend line with
the hedge northeasterly thirty-six perches
and three links to new corner, thence
still along said Townsend line with hedge
| southeasterly forty one perches and eleven
links to the middle of the old Ferry Road
(now New Castle avenue) thence Herewith
so lthwesterly thIrty-six perches and five
| links to corner OF other land of the said
James Bennett, thence with the said Ben
netts other land northwesterly forty one
perches and eighty links to the first men,
TONED stone and place of beginning, con-
| tanning about ten acres, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of James Bennett, and to be sold by
G. b. UNDERWOOD,
City Auditor.
N.B.-The above named property is to
| be sold to satisfy lien thereon for paving
&C. sepl8-ts
d. H. COYLE & Co.. Auctioneers.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
THE STREET MARKETS.

The King street curb market was well
attended this morning, both by buyers
and sellers. Sales were brisk and in
consequence there was slight advance
in prices. Vegetables and truck still ap-
pear in large quantities although there
is slight falling off in peaches, water
melons and tomatoes. In the meat mar
ket prices were about as usual. Pork
has made its appearance and is selling
at moderate prices. Butter sold at 38 .
40 cents; eggs, % 25 per dozen to,
matoes, IL Is per half peck; peaches
so a SLIPS per basket, and Is a 20 per hall
neck,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
NOTES OF THE DAY.

The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks that
Grosvenor of Ohio, is IA bigger man than
o e Hayes"
Whate er electricity there may be in the
fall cam paSu the republicans Will not
communicate.
If France were really republic, no in
solent serVrut of the people would dare
prosecute man for say ing that the people
was his master.
The Servians were scared into neutrality
but the Montenegrins didn't scare a bit and
Keep pegging away at The Turks all the
time.
when General Grant was away from
Washington he didn't burden the newspa-
pers with speeches. There were some good
points about Grant.
AS Mr.. Blaine peruses the accounts of
Hayes southern trip he "views with alarm
and regards with concern" "Othello's oc-
cupation is gone!"
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22

NOTICE TO TAz PAYERS, Farmers, Road
Commissioners, and the travelling, pub
il. generally. There will be PUBLIC tri'
al Of the Brooks Road Scraper on Tues
day, Sept. 25th, 1877 at II o'clock q. m.
on the road leading from Coochs briose
to Elkton. This machine Is sala 70 re
pair the roads at less than 10 one tbe nan nresen'
metbod nsed to repair our roads. IL
takes the place of ploughs, scoops, picks
anS sboveis, only requiring team, two
men % and one driver. 1t does all tn
wort % cnts the dirt, throws it up in thu
middle Of ii road and levels it Off
The daily gazette., 1877-09-22
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the office of the Street Commissioner
until
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th,
At o'clock, d, m.


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th,
AT O'Clock, D. m.
For excavating that portion of Shipley Run
from the south side of Fifth street TO the
south side of Sixth street. The amount OF
excavation Is about 1900 cubic yards, the
m aterial eXcavated Will be deposited as d.
rected by the Street Commissioner. Also,
for furnishing the material and building
sewer across Fifth street over said Shipley
Run. The sewer will be 90 ieet long IL ieet
in the clear between walls, arch feet rise.
TIE walls will be 2x feet thick and about
faet hiph and are 10 be built of good two
men stone carefully laid in good hydraullc
Gem ent mortar composed OF equal quanIl-
ties of cement and clean river SAND. Ine
arch will be a double ring, or nine lncheS
thick, built OF good hand br1cks, well lalu
in cement mortar, the same as requires IoI
the walls. The arch must be well backed
with the same grade of stone as named
above, backing must be 2 feet hlgh ABOVE
the snringlng line of the arch and flush
with the outside OF the wall ana thence
conform to a line drawn from said height OF
, feet 10 the crown of the arch on the inside.
The contractor will finish all centres and
false work and what ever eise may pe re
ouired in the excavation and proper com
nnieIion of the work. 20 per cent of the
amount of the co itract will be kept back
until the work is accepted by the CITY, ana
one hundred dollars security will berequ1r-
ed for the good faith of the bid, and nve
hundred dollars for the faithful perform
ance of the contract. The work 70 oe oone
q anks will be furnished by the Street Com
missioner. The Committee and Council re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids
aSSnioN,ooSaIs noust be properly signed, sealed
I'D directed to AARON CONRAD,
sep2I-6t Chairman Street Committee.