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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

DEYYSYLyAYIA RAILROAD. - GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
1 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED Sites MAIL
ROUTE on and after May -, 1873. trains leave New.
YoK via Desbrosses aad Courtand streets Ferries fol-
lows:
Express Harrisburg. Ptsburg. the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. aud = 30
For Wiamsport Lock Haven Cory and Ere, at $50 p
m connecting at r lsyile, Petroleum Centre aud
the oil Regions WiiamspOrt and Lick Haven, 9 a. IN.
Baltimore, Washington ana the SOUTH " Limited wash
ngOu Express Of Pullman PaOr Cars daily. except sun
day $3.50 arrive Washington I:lO ReCular a $50
a.. M, l, $50 and p. m. Sunday $50 and p.
Express for Phae pha 80 1880 $40 q (J3O Lmted l
J. 4. b. o. $3.50. 1880. $3.50 and D. sunday, $3.50
and am D. o. $780, 1880 $50 and p Emgrant aud sec.
Ond class p. M.
Boats rooklyn Annex" with all through
at Jersey city ahurdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
trains Newars, Elizabeth way, Princeton. Tren
Perth AmhOy Pennington. BeVidero and other points
local schedules at all TcKet Offices.
Trains Prom Ilttsburg 600. lu4O 1920
daily; lOO a. $50 daily except Monday From
Washington ana baltimore, 500. $40 iO, 6l0, lOlO
p sunday 600, $40 a From PhilalelPhia 300 600
aiO $50, 1880, ll;oO 2iO, ilO, 5:i3 600, $40,
l0lo, 1920 Sunday, 5;O5 900 04O, 1000, Hoo a. n
Ticket Offices 500 and ga Broadway, No Aston House
A. DesbTOssrs aud COurtlandtstS; NO COuitst
and brooklyn Depot foot Of Fulton 81, Brqok. os
ia rs lis HudsOn-st HobOkCn; Depot Jersey CITY.
EmigIant Ticket Office, No. Battery place ,,,,,,,
FRANK THOMSON, l. L. FARMER
General Manager Genn Passenger Agent.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK or THE CITY or NEw-YoHK
e V ID t.p al

No 80 Bowory, corner of Canast
THHIRTY-SIXTH INTEREST DIVIDEND
The trustees have ordered that interest at the rate Of
CENT be paid Ia deI0sltOis on anu
alter of - aud upwards which nave been
deposit for the three aud six months ending June o.
1873 -.
Interest original deposit, and II not
Withdrawn will be entitled interest from July ], 1878
Deposits before Wednesday, July 10 VIII ara"
interest from july !. ,.-.-
DAYS from 10 to BaukboOk IN English German and French
r. 4. QUINTARD, President
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6tsamuoals auo Railroads.


cents NEWBU re- VI and belOWjU CEN - Lam Al hg
land Falls (W,-t Point Cornwall Newburg MafIe2IO MI
ton POU KEIP~lE IsOpus, connecting with Ulster ahu
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads. steamboats, lhosS
cornell Jane, W. BALDWIN leave daiy at p me- Fl'F o.
..r. IN ~ fufI ILrrI. II
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Fourteen Through TRIMS way daily three Depots
Philadelphia, two IN New.l YORK.
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~ Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch ocean SOe'
&C.. at 8, 7:f5 o. l1:4j a. m. $3.50. 4. o. y D. M , ooa
Pullman Cars are attached 10 inc 9-'V
trains. .-..--- A. r>rxypopr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

NORTH RIVER SAYINGS BANK, Corner
~ SHAVE and 34th-st-DIYlDEND-IheI trustees nav
declared out Of the earnings the past six months semi
annual dividend the rate OF cent per annun on an
sums OF ~ and upward payable and after July 10 lsfo
INTEREST NOT W1FnDRAWN will be added 10 the
principal and draw interest from July i.
DEPOSITS MADE before July 10 will draw interest
from July /. 49, ,,..,.,.
and Saturday evenings from 10 O'Clock -,,.
MILAN Is. STAFFORD, President
HENRY V. pARsELL. seCretlrY
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Grrouean advertisements.

~~e~~s
Z IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPES MEAl
FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
IIPRIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
Of MEAT success ana a boon for which nations
shouId feel Vrateful."--See Medical Press" " Lam
eetD British Medical Journal" &c.
cAuTTON-Genune only with the fac smile Of Baron
Iiebg's signature in blue Ink across the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfOld in ten
years"
tPRIC COUPANY,S EXTRACT
on MEAT be had Of all stOrekeepers grocers, and
chcmists Sole agents for the unlted states tWh0ie-
sale oniy) O. DAVID q Co. 43 Mark-lane, London,
England.
MADAME TUSSAUD'S, LOndon.-PatrOn-
WI i1ed nv tbe aristOcracy and American visitors "Ihe
Croun Of t6day's Fashions President Grant ar GROUP
GronR mike Nicholas Osman Pacha &C. superb teptOuue
ION ~ pms TX living in state Mt ST. Peters Ss crUwu
head and celebrity The terrible Chamber OF hool 9peh
uiu or0"''"" OPEN FROM 10 till 10
DICCADILLY. ., n-,,o a.
hesides many Interesting articles on Fashoh AIt
N' Literature and Sporting LIE, =, r..o.a L
.o cipb Wtndow-The GnOmes Of Sir Oracle PIygge n
the Pcsadly Lectures Morals and Manners by the Mar
quse de CaraDaS. - . -, =, $780, 10 conducted nv a
Nev Editor wei known I'm literary and artlstC
sisted by an augmented stan OF writer's W W Vt
he Illustrated by series OF Sketches from MT
portfoio entitled Notes in Black and Whte. 90
Published by T.. J. FRANCIS CO.l I, n
Wine Office. court, Feet-st., LONDON, y. =,
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Commencing june 3, ls7s-Trains leave follows;
$50 a. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Belytdere Mauch
Chunk 1amaqua WtlkesbaTre Emra, &C connects Al Juuc-
tion with ID. L. and w. r. II. ,,,
$40 m-FOr High Bridge Branch Easton, HarIlsDDigh'
WilhamspOrt, &c
In m-FOr Pennington, EastOn Mauch Chunk Iamagua,
WiKesbarre Scranton Tunkhann0ck, Iamaqua HazetOn,
Reading POttsyie UaTTsburgh, &c. $500, -,
4p.m-F0r High Bridge Branch, East0n, BeIy9ere a91
Match Chunk 1nciiOn with ID. l. ana w. H. X
$50 M daly-FOr Easton, Allentown and HaIrisburgh'
TAO D. m.-FOr EastOn. 80 -. 1870.
For trains 70 Oca points see timetables at stauons ,
SITNDHY TRAIES-Leaye at . a. M, II p NJ tOr
Bound Brook aud intermediate points, ana at $50 M ior
EastOn Reading and Harrisburgn.
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6apln9s Banks.
pOWERY SAVINGS BANK,

METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANh, New
WI York June o. IS7S-DIVIDEND-The Directors OF lne
METROPOLITAN National Bank have this day declared e tbe
annual dividend OF five 5) per out OF the earnings OF e
current six months payable LIST Monday VI July next
until which time the transfer books will remain closed
~ GEO. J. MCGOURKEG, Cashier,
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s;2O a. m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati, Indlanap-
Ss Sheago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
Icao Pullman ears from Baltimore TO Newark, o., land
l0U M or Washington and West and the south via
%0Iu9nsIe' Puman cars IRON NewYOrk Baltimore and
making close P,ttsImrg
einDat, indianapolis. Louisville and St I0is through
Pullman cars Baltimore to Cincinnati ~ Iou,s ana pits
burg and from washington TO Augusta and savannah
800 p daily Tor Washington the South and West Pul-
sleepers from New York TO Baltimore and Wasn
making close connections for Chic
Louisville ST. LOUIS Columbus. Pittsburgh t6a
Pullman more fo Cip@,n
natl a Washington Ivnchhuro
Florida New. Orleans andthe SOutu,
For through tickets please call COmnany's face 3lS
Broadway NewYOrk and at ticket Offices foot Of COrandt
and DesIjrosses SITS and depot, jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
non AND RAILROAD.
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The LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.,
TREAsUREKB OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL UErOf :
NEW YORK, June p, lS1S.N

THE CITY of CHICAGO COUPONS, due
July l. 1873 will be Chcd and after that date pres
entaion al the American Exchange National Bank.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
ever robbed without remorse or lied
without blIlshiu0

ever robbed without remorse or lied
without blushing.
1t has given me no pleasure to write
this letter. 1 have been slow and reluc-
tant to give up the hopes had formed Of
this administration. / am not willing
even now to discreGit my own judgment
or men so far as to admit that my first
impressions of Mr.. Hayes were altOgeth-
er iicorrect. 1 prefer to believe, and do
believe, that he has fallen under the
control of men who were deeply invol-
we'd in the guilt of this fraud, and whose
power over him he has not been able to
resist. Even now, II he would purge his
administration of every person connected
with the frauds he might yet rally good
men TO his support and close his term of
service with something of benefit to his
country and respect for himself. But
fear the serpents offIaud have their coils
so wrapped around him that he Is unable
and may have become unwilling to re-
lease himself. There is but one more
step between our free institutions and
destruction. The government has become
identified with fraud and Is administer
ed by the authors of fraud. If the peo-
pie shall fail to repudiate the fraud and
It's authors, abcttOrs and and rewarders,
then we shall aaye entered upon that
phase of our career when the offices and
immense patronage of this richest of
countries will take the form of glittering
prizes offered to induce the commission
Of crimes against the popular will. AS
sassips will be made heroes and the
greatest criminals will become most en-.
titled to enjoy the honors and live on the
benefacions of government. Beyond
that, the man who talks of the safety and
purity of popular governments will be 6
lunatlc. Your friend
BENJAMIN II. HILL.
Hon. Robert g. Humber. Eatonton, Ga.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Brief Locals,

The grape season is about over.
1t is nearly time to call in your avn
inRs.
the City Council meets In regular
session this evening.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be
Issued to-day.
Why have we teachers in our schools
who do not reside in this city
Call and see those lifa-size Crayons
taken by Sutterly. His prices are low.
aug30-tf.
The temperance people beld a good
sized meeting last eveXing at the "Old
Foundry"
A great many Of our Whining oD
people, want the running time OF the
$40 train to Philadelphia, made tas-
ter.
A Greenback mass meeting was held
last evening at Stanton. Several of
the leaders in this city were present.
The new pump house at the Reservoir
is nearing completion.
Sutterly, 3O2 Market street, copies old
pictures to any size aug30-tf.
Madame Rentz's Female Minstrels at
the Opera House Saturday evening.
The streets of Wilmington are in an
excellent condition, at the present time.
The Reservoir will soon be finished
and the water turned into the south
| basin.
The temperance party, revised their
ticket last evening.
Take your children to Sutterley's Gal
lery, for good picture, 3O2 Market st.
au. 30-tf
Paris bellies are encasing their petite
extremities in serpent skin boots.
A meeling of the Greenbackers was
held at Fourth and King last evening.
Witnesses at the coming November
! term OF Court, are now being summon
ed.
The birds will soon take their fight
to warmer climates.
The yellow fever has already cost
New Orleans, $l,6S0,000 in money.
English toed shoes are now the style
| for gentlemen.
B rignoli who traveles with the Mar e
Roze COMPANY, is tremendous eater.
The Republican Executive Commit ee
met yestrday.
Call on DR.. Gallagher, when you
have an aching tooth, No. 1856 Market
street.
Remember Prof. Cowan's grand soire,
takes place this evening, at Hardness
building 10th and Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Greenback Mass Meeting.

The Greenbackers of this county held
a mass meeting last evening at Stanton,
which was attended by about three hun
dred people.
The meeting was called to order by
Reuben Satterthwa who introduced as
the first speaker of the evening, DIR.
Welch, of this city, who spoke for three
quarters of an hour, during which he was
frequently applauded.
Addresses were also made by John s,
Row botham and B. B. Cooper, of this city
Mr.. Weld, candidate for Senator, and
MT. Satterthwaite. The meeting closed
about 10 O clock on account of the rain.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
(sT EDITION..
r.L TINE TABLE.

,r.vE WILMINGTON.
lss,,hia. lss MA 2O9, b.44, 7.05, $40, 800,
dS' ~ 4. IN; II 81, l2.4O, Z,%, W s.W'
w " n ." m. On sundays: 2.0s. 0 "A, ,
~ 70. r 4 90. 6 80, Q ~, p m.
", vn,yk: 200, 544. q IN, IL 0, IL W,
:. 10 On sundays: 2 % q m:
u, .s uu and washington: 1851, ! 10,
moiISS 70 "a. l2 50, 8 90. p m. Sundays
/ is m. M sundav
| castle: $40, sl5 a m; oo, 9 80 p
s,s susufR R. R.: s1o am; 1 o5, 8 30
sg,nn sa L Northern r. R.: 9 20 a
ni9si n n IN; no sunday train.
Western r, R.: 10 20 q mil ~
~ @ Sundays: 10 80 a m
ss ARRIVE AT wlLMdNST"s os a. ,.
nsdsInula: IL "A, s3i, 9 10 ! Oe a m
lls' % IA. IL u, s IS, 4 81, 5N. Q -,
u; II n nm; on sundays: IL 43,
-35, 10 %, II 10 p m. ,o.,
H. Y. i ob, 8 "a a M, IL A. IL 81
S y, m m IN Sundays: IL 10, l 0t
IlO 2 m. o 4, M. 10 OF
a. > s. p m; on Sundays; 2 Oh a no
niinvton: plii 20i a m II q, IL 3s,
% m; Oh Sundays: 2 "a a m; 8 II
:, nenosit: 800 a m no Sunday
u Castle: $50 a m; IL 10 m
Tn m. no Sunday trains.
,elsyare R. r.: $50 IL 10 a IN
M no Sunday trains.
,mington & Northern X. r.; 05
m. a D m, no sunday trains.
aware % Western X. R.: ! 80 a m
M, on SUNDAYS: 6 00n m.
,np S wtIMlNGT LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA. -
had street and Washington ave
lad a. ! 20, 10 80, II i5 a m; 80. 3 80
XXI sI5, Q IS, II 30 pm; on sun
sSoam; 8 O),9 As, II 80, p m.
Lirty.second and Market streets
- m, p IS, 8 55, 8 80, II 80 p m
ndays 30. II 80 p m.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Organized.

The first meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee, of Wilmington
Hundred, met last evening, at the
Friendship Engine House. A permanent
organization was effected by the eletion
of the following officers:
Chairman-H. b. McIntire.
Secretary-Wm. IL. Brady, Esq.
Treasurer-Lewis Paynter.
AS Treasurer of the former executive
committee, Mr.. Paynter stated that he
had S33 of unexpended funds in his
hands. On motion the sum was placed
to the credit Of the present committee.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
EAL ESTATE SALES,

II ss nlackiston sold last Thursday
n STATE S, OF Joseph e. Worden, sill
r9ayrna, as folls VS.: No. 2, the
N Saudefce ~ aua street, to M. A. Wor-
fniSn' So'aN' No. l, the lumber sheds
M Tue mill, to same party, for
Ian. / i M the store house adjoining
[0". NIuAter, to Tschuddy & Cats,
bmwil b%i n sos. and 5, double dwelling,
SpaIaS,, 'S street., with barn stable and
1 d ANU apI1e saa attached, to same parties,
hp tha % S 800 No. 6, building lot ad-
d ,ue ~, smyrna Circuit M, e. Par
D g. ~; a, A. Worden, for S4O0.
hp r. ''5th, n has sold the farm be-
|fmar,Df Dfs' William Daniels and
N, tor siS1, s,ts, OF 90 acres near Collins
~ 'l'Vo' to r. Grumley of Pa.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Chem Carnefs.

w. NJ. Kennard & Co., are offering a
Lowell Glen-Echo and Broml- y extra
super ingram carpets at S79 cents per
yard. These are plain colors and medium
but on account Of dark shades being used
are not so desirable. Persons who do
not care SO much for style will save Il
cents per yard
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
n Telegraphic Summary

llsion has occurred yet between
Ii Indian and the Afghan troops
thousand wagons. with Turkish
j refugees, are following the re-
bsians-Anarchy and brigandage
Epat5l iu the Rhodope mount
tky-The Catholic members OF
nan Parliament recognize the
piAe socialist agitation, but dc
leI de pending bill the proper
r clmbating it-Gen. PeePs
colt Peier,.won the Middle Park
keg Market-Gen. Grant will
|rs Saturday for Spain, Portugal
Ien. lie will spend the winter
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

pAN ASKING FOR TROOPS
lNdToN, Oct. 9.-General Sheri-
a'kcd for additional forces in the
account of appreheDsions of
rom the Spotted Tail Indians.
M Department to-day ordered
llrenth Infantry, now in the
lent Of the South, to hold
" Readiness to move on
ING orders, aud. the Quarter
department. was .istructed to
thportatlon ready to move troops
athe Black Hills.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

pileatIons are that Butler Domi-
|m,elffor Governor of Massachu-
Hltle too hurr.edly. But the spor-
spasmodic character of new po-
noyenents i, something that no
p tell anything about until after
Pen explained by a little expert
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
"L'lVAL SERVICES.

'ty YsIial,e' YIElees are now being held in
|Wa,ib,i,,aaloh, on West Second street,
|b. Tha s'oh, with very successful
RvyalS ~ a, NplIit of genuine Method.
Equsnrs.a AZ II these meetings, and as a
tats, and l'Ie c.ar altar has been sought by
mpq,in,u, l ",iu converts have been made
grt. VIII continue for some
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
u By A PREMATURE EX
pLOSION

1sDl Oct. 9.-Edward Sweet a
"S Killed this afternoon at the
IN es,ai u eolllery by a premature dis
NJ. NJ d blast that he was preparing.
p|a, |Da was not found until several
1. ,4.astt~ards, as he was working
Y Que of the chambers.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
~ l lERTAINMENr

star biyinliiaaua btienia anniversary of Morn
r'dlag, at tbeir bion, No. 2, was held last
EEHlllg Tba Thu room in the McClary
'auoas, mns,o exercises consisted of
Pe'el, and any, etc, which were well
appreciated by those pres.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

STREET lE5TERDAY.-The
Arket was fairly active and prices
ntrally depressed. Gold opened
and advanced to 1C0s, Govern
p1ds were firm, States dull and
Irregular. Money on call W, 6
3 as A per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
~ = serious CHARGE.

Eetf ,Soh' connil' le@aching "a school at Ken
taxing in ~, Del, has been Charged
seLocI girl, t4iIlecent liberties with some
fable in5jgns, 5,S, thereby causing con.
Daay morning for Baili-
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

DUBLIC SALE OF New Clothing at
Stidham & sons Auction Rooms, on
Friday and Saturday evening, Oct. i1th
and 18th, at O'Clock. 100 over and Dress
Goats, 40 pairs OF flne Pants and rs Vests.
Among them may be found expensive
over coats aud good business suits. sale
positive. octi0-zt.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

A great benefit has been secured to the
poor by the introduction of DR.. Bulls
cough syrup; for it now takes only 20
cents to cure cough, when formerly
doctor bills alone amounted to dollars.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
aIeatiOns for To-Day.

\ Middle atlantic States and Neao
nortluest uinds, coolerlclearing
L wrmer clear wedther, rising
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
A Railroad Seized.

Sheriff McFarlan, of Chester, Pa, has
seized that portion of the Pomeroy and
Delaware City road that lies in Chester
County
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
u w. HOCHKEPPEL.
r, LINGUIST.
PROFESSOR OF
ANCIENT AND MODERN Lam.
GTTAGES

Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French
a Spanish Private lessons or classes
for both ladies and Gentlemen at any
suitable time Attend his German and
French classes. Evening classes held dur
ing the winter session. Very reasonable
terms by the M onth or quarter. apply
by letter or call ON his place of teaching,
Almond Building No. 8, End floor. Resi-
dence 14!6 Delaware Avenue. sep2S-lms.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Probable Republican Majority
Estimated 0t 5000,

COLUMBUS, OcIODer 3.-F0rty-SlX
counties heard from, uHofficially, show a
net Republican gain OF 15.76S. This
ratio of gam in the forty-two counties
TO hear from would give the State to the
Republicans by 1000 plurality. This
ratio will, however, not be sustained,
and the Republican majority will not
probably exceed 5000. The National
GreenbacS vote is estimated at 10000 to
10000. JOHN G.. THOMPSON.
Democratic Majority 10000,
and Heavy Congressional
Gains.
Special Depatch to the World.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, October ell z.
M.-The State has gone Democratic by
10000 majority, increasing the power of
the Democratic on joint ballot in the
Legislature and possibly 8, the doubt
being on English. joint representative
feated or elected by votes. OF the thir-
teen Congressman the Democrats will
elect eight, with some hopes of the Eighth
District, where Hostetter, Democrat, Is
said to he on even chances with Hunter.
The DELEGATION will therefare be as fol-
lows: Democrats, Cobb, BicknelI, New,
M yess, De La Matyr, Colenck and Nc
Cabe-possi bly, Hostetlsr, for Hunter. In
| the Sixth, Brown, Rep, claims majori-
| ty of 800, which, however, is mere specu-
lation. Things may result in the election
Of Holman 81 wing the Democrats 9 of the
13, the Republicans being as follows:
Heilman, Baker, Calkins and Cowgirl.
The Greenback vote has principally been
| at the expense Of the Republicans, who
do not iKe the appearance of things just
now.
One Republican Congressman
and Perhaps two Defeated.
Especial Des pat ch to the World.]
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Advices are coming
| in but slowly from Iowa. In those To-
calities where the Democrats and Green
hackers have combined marked inroads
have been made into the customary Re-
publican majority. The Greenbackers
claim that the full returns will elect Gill
lette in the Des Moines district.
MIDNIGHT.-Latest returns give OF
tumwa Cougressi onal District TO Weaver
Greenback-De Democrat. The election in
the Des Moines district is still in doubt.
with Indications in favor of Gillette. 1t
is certain that the remaining seven dis
tricts have gone Republican with large
msjorities than last election.
OTTUMwA, Oct. 9.-From dispatches
received here by s. B. Evans, Chairman
of the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee, it is ascertained that General j.
o. Weaver, Greenback-De is
elected TO Congress over Sampson in the
Sixth District. Weaver will act with the
Democrats in the House.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

NTOTICE-I, John Keegan, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state of
Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Costle, on Monday, the 18th Gay Of No
vem Der next, being the first day Of the
Novem bef Term, A. D.. 1873, for q license
Castle, known as the Rising Sun Hotel, IN
school district No. 40, in New Castle hun
dred New Castle County, In the state of
, elaware. and 10 sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, TO be
drunk on the premis and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application TO wit
d. Boulden, E. Chase,
James Wilmot VIM. W. Anthony,
r. Lacklin, VIM. Holschumaker,
John White, &. b. Weggenmann,
VIM. H. Dobh, Thomas karly,
C. M. yandever, Geo. h. Fox,
Ben. +. Herdman.
octl0-st* JOAN KEEGA~.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
LATER RETURNS.
INDIANA.

STATE DEMOCRATIC BY 16, 900 TO 1900
FIVE CoNGREssMEN GAINED-LKGIs-
LATURE DEMOCRATIC.
INDIANPoLIs, Oct. 9.
The Democratic majority on the State
ticket is from 10000 to $4,000. Orth, Re-
publican, is defeated giving gain Of five
Congressman. The Legislature is De-
mocratic on joint ballot.
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(Dem.) very small in the district.
Three out of the four members of the
Legislature elected are Republicans.
This coun'y has heretofore been solidly
Democratic.
LATER RETURNS.
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ard Bonner, do hereby
I l snail apply to the
of General essions of
elivery of the State of
n the county OF New
, the 18th day of No
-st day of the Novem-
!, for a license TO keep
at No 640 E. Fifth
W. Corner of Fifth
n the Fourth Ward OF
Ton, County and State
rivilege to sell intoxi-
$ quantities than one
n the premises, and the
e citiZ' ms recommend
to wit:
Geo. NJ. ID. Loper,
james F. McGonigal
John j. Toner,
Samuel M wood.
James H. Joseph,
Richard T.Venn,
James G. BARLEY.
Joseph Ashley,
Pa rick Hession,
James Rigney,
seaman @. Pattinson
George W. Hudson,
!, ,Alva ID. O'Neil,
BERNARD BONNER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Especial Des pal ch to the world.l

Shares In HOME JOAN ASBUCIA-
TIoN, 9th Series, for sale.
E 4. TAYLOR,
octlO-lm. Secretary.
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NJ OTICE.-i, Berni
! IN give notice that
Judges of the Court
the Peace and Jail dc
delaware, in and 70
Castle, on Monday,
vember, being the fir
ber term, A. D., 1873
an Inn or Tavern,
=, street, being the 8.
and Spruce streets. Il
the city of Wilmi' ct
/ aforesaid, with the pl
eating liquors in less
quart, TO be drunk OF
following respectable
| the said application,
Robert Carswell,
John s. Gallagher,
Ausustus Simmons,
Neil Gormley,
Francis Kelley.
Bernard Donohoe,
William Styon.
William A. HOxie,
John McCaulley,
Frank Mcguire,
John NJ. stuart,
Jonn Timlin.
Francis McMonagle
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