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The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Funerals Yesterday.

William Johns, a young man whose
death on Thursday evening from se-
we're attack of typhoid fever was duly
announced in these columns, was buried
yesterday afternoon, from his late resi-
dehce, No. GA w. Third street. Previous
10 The funeral the remaius were viewed
by large number of personal friends,
while numerous floral tributes, including
an anchor, harp, and magnificent
cross, of rare and beautiful flowers, tes-
tlhed to the high appreciation in which
the young man was held by his friends
and associates. The funeral cortege was
largely augmented by over one hundred
members of Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr.
y. U. A. NJ. and of the Washington As
sembly, and delegations from these as
soclations acted as pall-bearers. The ill.,
terme took place at the Wilmington q
trandywine Cemetery, and services at
Rev. J. A. B. Wilson, of Asbury NJ. u.
church, the chair of the church aiding
by singing appropriate hymns.
While the interment was taking
place, the body Ms. Sarah Thom as
lwho died suddenly on Friday at her
late residence on Conrad street, between
Monroe and Adams) was being buried
only a few SIPS off. Rev. j. II. Cald-
well. of st. Paups NJ. f, church, officia-
teu, anu The voices of the two ministers
blended as they performed the last sad
rites of the dc ad.
Sill another funerallwas that of Charles
u. Philips, the young man who died at
No. 006 Il. Sixth street Oh Friday after
noon, from injuries received by the
Kick of horse. Funeral services were
CO nducted at Scott NJ. e. church by Rev
q. NJ. Pegg, and were attended by a
concourse of friends that Gro owded the
church. The body was inferred at Riv-
erview Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Accidentally Shot.

Sometime during last Saturday for e.
noon, VIM. II. Jack, Jr. aged about 10
years, in company with boy named
Bowen, Went out Brandywine for the
purpose of shooting bull frogs with a re-
volver. While young Jack, was handling
the instrument, it was discharged the
ball passing through the left hand,
breaking the bone of the middle finger,
and coming out on the outer side. He
was brought home, and DIR. johnson,
summoned, who attended to the wound
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Con ress Saturday.

The United States oenase was not In
session Saturday, having adjourned from
Thursday until to-day. In the House the
Indiana appropriation bill was passed at
"a, 49,, ,575 20, and the legislativ We Bill taken
up. The whole amount recommended is
s24, $40. This is S582 ,255 80 less than
the Appropriation for the current year,
and 81 ,469, ,902 Al less than the estimates
submitted, An amendment was adopted
providing that all the messengers ON the
soldiers roll shall have served in the
Union army. A number of amendments
increasing the number of pages and
definitely fixes the salaries Of other en-
ployess were adopted. The committee
got through with twenty pages of the
bill, and had reached the clause abolish
ing the Office of fifth auditor, which was
about to lead to contest, when the COM
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Important to Ladies.

Pleatfng done by machine while you
walt.
We are happy to inform the Ladies of
wilmington and vicinity that we have i'm
ported the
MACHINE PLEATER
Now used In New York London and Paris,
and Win Lhis machine We are able to do the
Most Perfeet Piedttng euer seen both in space
or side pleating in any width or size desir-
ed, In new or old material. Our price will
De very moderate per yard, according 10
width. You are invited to call and ex-
anime our ferent style O Pleatinr. and
we are confident q trial will Insu 70 satisfac-
ton. Remember 1t saves time. material
and labor. Wilmington Pleating Co., as
Market street, Wilmington, Del apz9 I'm
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Great Show is Here
A MAGNIFICENT STREET PARADE.

Barnum's long-heralded combination
Oh wonders Is in our midst The show
reached here on it special trains of 100
cars via the p. w. g. b. Railroad at an
early hour this morning. The street
patade was the largest and finest exhbi-
t,on ever made by any tented exhibition
.hat ever visited this city, and was wit
spectators.
The twenty magnificent looking and
wonderfully trained European Stations
were leu IN the procession and excited
ths admiration of all beholders.
Inc spread of canvas required to
canopy this great aggregation of Bar
NUNS would cover dozen exhibitions
such as usually visit this city under the
iiitliie OF menagerie and circus
Inc museum is no catch-penny affair,
Such as Is generally put before the public
by circus managers. 1t is, on the con.
trary, large, costly, rare and novel col
iec!loh OF animate and inanimate cur
ioSltles from all parts of the world-be-
Slae' embracing several exceedingly in
'.,sni ous automatic designs, each one of
Which must be seen to be appreciated
There are living wonders, such as no ex,
hlpiuoh III existence ever presented to
puDlc notice. Notably such, is Cant.
oosCehtenus, Grecian of noble birth,
~ "'ouooci ntdu 10 IOOt,
Inc collection of animals, birds, and
reptiles is far superior to any similar col
lecnon ever brought to this city. The
eiraiie, cabia, bara and many hundreds
OF other animals, equally rare, all have
dH actual existence in Barnums mann
moth wild beast show.
One OF the most attractive features of
the show is the superbly trained French.
German ,!, ana Russian Stallions.-Nothing
nke them has ever before been seen in
this country. They obey the slightest
commands, OF their trainer, which, by
tne way, are always given in French. and
the precision with which they 90 through
thelr evolutions is something wonder
full.
Philadelphia, was wild with excite
nent all last week, by season of the per-
iormances of there splendidly trained
horses.
Good order is apparent in around his
vast encampment; there is market alb
sence OF all the disagreeable features sur
rounding, tented exhibitions, and here,
as elsewhere, Mr.. Barnum's entertain
ment Will receive the patronage of the
very best people in the community.
deserved seats and general admins
sion tickets can be purchased only at Ro-
penn u Bros music store, No. 71O Mar
ket street, and at the ticket wagon, on
the exhibition grounds.
The management of the show desire to
caution all who contemplate visiting the
not to purchase their tickets
OF any parties who are Offering them for
sale upon the street. Parties in Philadel-
phia have been detected and arrested for
counterfeiting admission tickets to the
snow, therefore a new set of tickets have
been prepared Tor Wilmington, with the
names, date, day &c, thereon; only
these will be received for admission
Therefore don't purchase your tickets of
outside parties, but go to Robelin Bro. Is
music store, or at the ticket wagon, ard
secure your tickets.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
MARRIED..

HANN VANDIVER.-Onthe the 18th inst
ia Fort Deposit M. h. Church, by Rev. j
ID. Rigg, Rev. j. u G. Hanna ana Emma
Vandiver.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ptember 9th,
IN Philadelphia, by Rev. VIM. M. Rids-
way, Frederick Ross, OF Philadelphia,
and Jennie Alexander, formerly of Elk
ton.
ROBERTS-DAVIs.- April 25th, 1878.
bJ The Rev. Charles p. Mailery, in Uhes-
apeake City, Thomss A. Roberts and
Laura V. Davis, botn of Port Herman, Md
BEN n E T-BENN NETT AT the house OF
the bride, on Thursday evening, April
10Th, by Rev. IL. A. Skinner. John T.
Bennett and Mrs. Mary ID. Bennett, both
DERR-J April 2jth, at Prin-
cipio, by Rev. l.. Layheld, VIM. b. Derr,
OF Havre de Grace, and Mrs. Rachel NJ,
jackson, of this county,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29

Mr.. h md Or welcomed the guests and
spoke enthusla ,tically of the era of good
feeling between the two sections. Sena-
tor Gordon made one of the principal
speeches of the evening. lie welcomed
he return of fra,ernal relations between
North aud South, and took a hopeful
view of the future. Our resources are
limitless he said and with peace and
union industry and trade could not fail
to thrive. Gov. Rice, after extending a
warm welcome to the guests, spoke elC-
quently of the advantages which must
ensue from these friendly visits by which
men of both sections were brought into
personal sympathy one with another.
Senator Morgan. Of Ala, expressed SINH
lar sentiments. Mayor Pierce echoed
the sentiments of the Governor, and other
distinguished speakers spoke in the same
strain.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Brief Locals.
The circus has arrived.

rue circus mas arrived.
There were several funerals yester
day.
This is the last week for the Engle
clock.
Order your bill-heads at the GAZETTE
job Office.
The Glass Blowers leave for Norris
town to-day.
The Sunday Globe made Its app ear
ance yesterday.
There will be no meeting at the "Old
Foundry" this evening.
The DAILY GAZETTE still continues to
Increase in circulation.
"Our Boys" of New Castle, will give a
masquerade ball this evening.
Teeth extracted without pain by Dr..
Gallagher, the dentist No. S35 Market
street.
Owing to the rain on Saturday after
noon the performance of Cinderella was
very poorly attended.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
THE TARIFF BILL.
General News,

On account of the serious illuess Of
Mr.. Evarts's son Allen, at New York
the funeral of his son William ha:
been postponed. Mr.. Eva Is and his
wife left Windsor, Vt., last night, on a
special train for New York.
Melting SHOWS and heavy rains are
dellging the Black Hills country
The court at Deadwood adjourned
Saturday on account of water flowing
into the courtroom. All the deeds
ana papers had to be removed.
Two hundred and sixty destitute
Polish emiprants have arrived at New
Orleans from Venezuela. They have
been taken in charge by the Louisiana
State Board of Immigration, and will
be provided with homes in the coun>
try.
The creditors of NathanaMatthews,
of Boston, who in 1870 was worth over
$6,000,000, have petitioned to have him
adjudged bankrupt. HIS failure Is at
triouted to the enormous shrInkage in
real estate, in which he was heavy
onerator.
The Vest Virginia Supreme Court
afhrms the verdict of $4,000 damages
for libel against the Wheeling Regis
ter Company in favor of Major Ames
W. Sweeny. The libelous articles
were published during the political
campaign four years ago.
Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying, Sr., the
venerable rector of 81. Geo gt's Pro
testant Episcopal Church at New York
preached his farewell sermon yester-
day. He thanked the congregation for
their kindness TO him, and SAID he mad
much for which he thanked God daily
and nothing OF which to complain.
When speaking of the severance OF re-
lstions between them his voice falter-
ed. At the close he was led out Of the
leaning feebly on the arm of
one of the congregation.
James Baynes, cashier of the Salem
(Ind.) NatioHal Bank, is missing. He
left a note saying; III am financially
dIsgraced and ruined. Wall street did
it. l know not and no --one cares
whittier go. God save my wife and
child" He had a fortune of his own,
and is supposed to have been specula-
ing in Wall street. He was asst seen
thirty miles west of Salem, fifteen
miles from any railroad, having left
IN his horse, which he abandoned ten
miles from home and proceeded on
lis travels in a road wagon. 1t 10 said
! deficiency of $4,000 has been dis
covered in his bank account. .
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Ign Geographic sum nary

AA.lo-RusSian controversy Is still
|ltme Of criticism and speculation.
comments are made on the d lleged
Iuoa by Italy to England to formu-
Programme. An Italian mi uistcri,
aA' however, denies that Italy has
Ilel any such invitation-Grand
Nicholas has been made field
lal general, and recalled to Russia
VuAl Gill health. Gen. Tudleben
tu appointed commander-iIl chief
En''ian IN Turkey-All Servian
nave 0een ordered TO join their
fns immelateiy--Contin nuous
gsFeportedin Crete-Navi Eation
Russian river Neva has be en re-
l-Ggn Grant was receiv ed in
haly, Saturday, by the Z erfect,
Y'''i ilotdDicS-In conSe-
" 'ue opposition of the exiled
OlDl,le and Geneva, the negoti-
loF a restoration of relition MS be-
lg ducan and Switzerland have
fallen through-Abundent rains
PI9co di'pel the fears of famine.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
FIRST EDITIO IN.
IocaI Time Table.
IuAur WILMINGTON.

rpAtNs LEAVE WILMINGToN' 90.
pnHladelphia: 209, 6.65, SID, 9.00,
+ IN OO a. M; 1881, 1910, 2bO, 40,
49, a Is D. m. On sundays; 2.Op, III a.
\. 50i, i 80, ~, p m. o . ,o,o
. a m: on Sundays: z % a IN
'nsliim0re and Washington: " II, ! 10,
gan; l25l, u ~, D W. p m . uhuays
\ pa,, Dr. u Deposit: 4 Sc p m; no Sunday
/ w. w., CASTLE; s, 6 20, o 80 IL m; DO, 0 80 p
\ mo- sunday train.
Unaware X. r.: VI, 9 80 m; Y 80 y IN
lo sunday train. =,
Remington Il Northern X. ~; 9 20 a
N gtG m 800 y IN; no sunday ira n.
Ie'aware G Western X. r.: 10 70 d III; 5 80
mi; on sundays: 10 80 n M
EvAtNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
4 ph,ladeipnIa u 81, 3 "a, 92i m; II
n VA, II 81, S65, 45l, b a, 70,
RI. ii. II 10 pm; on sundays: IL SO,
|noian. 80, . 81, II 10 p IN. . o.
Il New io.k: u Sc, "a "A III; II n. " 80
|4 sol pm, IN Sundays: II 5J a IN
lIpm. "a = ,,,o
m btllllllDIt' & i't ~" a. - - -
|%, $50 p IN; ON Sundays; IL "a IN 956
Im an n. ,,e
|5 y46 p III; Oh Sundays: ID a IN; s46
4 Port Deposit: sOOa m; no Sunday
| N ygw Castle: I SIS, 3 5Oa m Y % IN;
81, 10, I O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
! delaware X. r.; $50 a III; 4 ~, q 40 p
DO sunday trains.
| Wilmington Il Northern X. H.: S0S,
0am: 10 p IN; no Sunday trains.
1 Delaware Western X. r.: 7 b5 u m;
|pp m; on sundays: & 90 y m.
Is FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
! Bload street and Washington ave-
l. l3O, 500, 10 80, / As a m; 90, 3 30,
~, SIS, 645, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
kys $50 a m; o., 3 45, II 30, p m.
! thirty Second and Market streets:
b, II sam, Il Is, 55, 80, IL 45 p IN;
sundays. 50. II As y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
CHARGED WITH OUTRAGE.

Robert Valentine, col. was arrested
last night and locked up in the city
cells, on the charge of committing an
outrage upon Margaret Struthers,
white. AT a hearing before the Mayor
this morning, Chas. B. Lore E O., ap-
peared for the defendant, the case was
dismissed as the evidence did not sus-
tain the charge. 1t appe ared from
the testimony OF the giri herself, and a
colored woman also, that she was a
si ng party
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
NAV, the month of flowers and plea

MAY, the month of flowers and pleas
ant sunshine, will beam upon us on
Wednesday. The outbreak into new
life and beanty which marks nature at
this time instlnctively excites feelings of
gladness and delight. In olden times
the first of May was gala day, and in
foreign countries "Maypole, with its
suspended wreaths of flowers, was dane
ed around by the happy peasantry, who
observed the day by general festival
and merry-makIng. In this community
it is observed by May-day parties," who
spend the day in pic-nicking or visiting
some of the fishing shores in the vicinity
or by a sail down the river.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Closing Entertainment.

The closing entertainment of Grace
NJ usical Union came off in Grace NJ. f.
Church Saturday evening and was largely
attended. The usually Interesting pro-
gramme was considerably enhanced by
the excellent piano performance of Miss
Millie Becker, and the violin solos by
Master Charles Hickman, a young fellow
scarcely in his teens, both of which were
rapturously applauded by the audience.
The Union win maintain its existence,
but will give no more public entertain
mentS until next fall
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
What IL Costs to Go 10 Pari,

A London correspondent of the New
York Tribune furnishes q detailed esti-
mate of the cost of a two months trip
TO the Paris Exposition, allowing three
weeks in Paris and three more In Lon
don. The remainder of the time is dis
tributed in England after necessary al
lowance for travel. AS the question
with most persons is not one of time so
much as it is of money, the estimates of
expense will be the interesting portion
of the letter, doubtless, and these we
SUMMARIZE:
Ocean passage, return ticket, ,abolt. .SiO5 90
Llveipooi 10 IL moon. third class. 50
London to Paris and back (return
ticket second class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oh
London TO Liverpool via oxford,
Leamlngton, Birmingham, Ches-
ter, North Wales, ,3rd class. .... 10 90
Excursions about LoAdon and Par
rs; say. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 575
Sightseeing and fees at 80 cents day 80 90
Board and lodging In England, thir-
:, ,ty seven days at 81 25. ............ AZ Os
Board and Lodging in France, twen-
ty-iosr days ut S2................ 4s 90
Act'i. ....s.s...s.. .R2bO W
In order that these items may be un-
derstood, let us suppose the following
programme one to be carried out: Sail
ing from New York June 20, traveller
would reach Liverpool about July |.
From the 2d to the 23d he would remain
IN London. From the oath to August
18th he would reach Paris. Returning to
England, from the 10Th to the 31st would
De available for daily excursions from
place to place, as ones fancy might die
tate, always selecting lodgings, instead
OF hotels, and specifying beforehand the
iuil price OF rent, including "service."
In this country we have little annoyance
from servants who expect fees, but in
England a simple act in ones behalf Is
sufficient to call for extra pay. Amer-
cans have fallen into the habit of tipping
walters with extravagant sums, but an
economical trip like this we are planning
m asst be as free from such items as posi-
bic. Every means must be resorted to
to save the pennies, else the sum above
stated will not suffice. OF course this
sum does not allow for accidents or de-
lay. Everything must move off at clock
work fashion but the two hundred and
sixty is given as the lowest possible fig
ure at which the trip can be made and
one stlll retain independence and self
respect. Probably the better and safer
way is to add about $50 to the amount,
and let the trip include short tour
through ireland just before returning
home, If the money holds out. Two
young men travelling in company can
oiten save where one cannot, by sharing
general expenses. Hacks and other
Injuries are not included here in the es-
Inmates. 1t is supposed that one is will
ing to walk who is ready to undertake
a sort of Bayard Taylor BohemianisIn.
A man and wife cannot make such an
extended tour as this for much less than
81 900 If silly Americans expect to
dazzle any one on the other shores, they
VIII lind ample opportunity to sink as
much more as they happen to have with
them.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
LOOking mt the Show.

Market street was jammed with peonle
Snls morning TO witness the grand pro-
cessioh OF Barnum's great show. Men.
women and children lined the sidewalks,
ana all were highly delighted with the
sp endor and novelty OF the free exhibition
The schools We're nearly depopulated
aud at several of them, No. i included
1t was deemed advisable TO dismiss at
~ O'Clock on account Of the small atten-
dance.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Contract Awarde IL.

The Commute on Opening Streets OF
City Council, have awarded the COLI
tract for digging the trench and erect
ing the l2UO feet bank along Christi
ana Avenue, South Wilmington, to the
American Dredging Company, of Phila-
ielphia, for $500. This sum does
not iuclude the fixing of the sluices,
which will be attended TO by the Guy.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Little Girl LOST.

Yesterday afternoon a three-year-old
girl nalned Lenderman, whose parents
reside at No. 624 ". Fourth street.
wandered away from home and got
lost. Alter an anxious but fruitiess
search In the neighborhood the bellmhn
was procured, and the hnnt for tn.
iittle one was continued, nearly two
hours, when she was discovered at the
toli-gate on the Newport Pike, and re-
stored to her anxious parents.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Total,

The lots purchased by Mr.. Carpenter
were five in number, each IA #. 4 in. X
"a feet, situated on Poplar street, above
fourteenth.
The four lots purchased by Mr.. Null
Front To Reed; two fronting on Reed
street, IL and 20x so feet, and the other
two on Front street, Is and 20 K 60 feet.
The sale of lots by Thomas j. Jordan,
which was to have taken place on Satur
day AFTERNOON last, was postponed until
"Wednesday next, on account Of the
rai
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M II M . r Y

- Prof; Mac Harg ,ofthe Collegiate School.
Philadelphia, will deliver lecture on the
improvement OF the Memory to Schooi
teachers, on Tuesday, 3Oth April al s
O'Clock, p. M, in the No. School.
The pubic are invited. Admission free.
"A A. ciass VIII be formed after the lecture
The first-class which consists entirely of
gentlemen Will have its second meeting on
the same evening, at 7 IS, in ID. t. Hawk
ms room, 4J4 Market street. New mem
befs cas SILL be admitted as the first les
son will be repeated. ap29- -ot
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Malicious Mischief.

Andrew Hughs, Amos Dubois and
Robert Bogy were before The Mayor
this morning, charged with breaking
window glasses out of the factory Of
James z. Hayes corner of Eighth and
Railroad. They were each held i'll
the sum of $500 for court.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Entertainment at New Castle

st. Mary's Pioneer Corps, of this city,
went to New Castle, Saturday evening,
and gave an entertainment in the Court
House, for the benefit of st. Peters
Pioneer Corps, of that city. The pro-
gramme comprised "Brian Oily ynn" and
"Ihe Stage Struck Darkey," by the COM
Pany, Echoes from Spirit Land" by
specialties by members of the corps.I
The performance was Witnessed by a
ffafge faas audience and gave general salts
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Lecture ON Memory.

Prof. MaoHarg, the instructor of
Mnemonics, will deliver a free Lecture
before the public School teachers and
Others, in School Fo. l, tomorrow after
noon, commencing at 8 o'clock. All are
Invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29

! s''U' were stolen. HAYES knows
ey wara .,,,lS vi Then u. In
Than Tins NO eApreSsly for him
ie Of ,,e.,;a ' ~ i'ieh ior Il he very
h then as NJ '"e'n' Is n ot the
lhe thief oo,,c ''io thlef ? And
lystitutio, ;r,' '''u woul d tain
lefuses 10 ~ oouiu' but the re-
No. worse thar D'l a., Inc pl under,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29

t.,' ms iiAfEs behaved like a
,.,n,, e"oe' Vi fhlladelph a,aud
,a,I,s; " u'ctate how her hosts
lri,I. ,''ie OF what they should
TIM. '''' MIS- rutherford Is.
i'lnperance Society,"" of WASH
'oi name anu denounce
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29


The May-J une number of the NorH
american ReUie,o contains the following
articles: "Is the Republican Party in its
death struggle ?" by Senator Howe; "The
Sovereignty of Ethics" by Ralph Waldo
Emcrson: "Qur Commerce with France" !"
by ). 5, Moor; Discipline in American
Of Princeton College; "The Army of the
United States" by Gen. James A Gar
field; "Is Man Depraved Creature p"
a debate, by Rev. T. A Chambers, d. D.,
and Rev. Q. b. rockingham. "The IRE
pressible Conflict undecided" "by Senator
A. Cameron; "Chinese Immigration"
by nj. j; Dee; "The Phonograph and Its
Future" by Thomas A. Edison, the in
Literature.
Published at 551 Broadway, New York,
and for sale by booksellers and newsdeal-
ers generally.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29

ll'Ii politicians of both sid les ara
.'aS up the Northern and south.
3 ooo nnn i''eiiteu to Coz hgress.
. Son,,, - amount have come
south and about s. 500, 90 b from
l.l h,1' i inc southern claims
nm m ~, 'no surface, m ost of
Oiu unerH OWNERS
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Charles Dudley Warner.

MT; Warner has accepted an invitation
10 deliver the annual address before the
hugDy Literary Society and its friends
on commencement Day of Rugby
academy. The commencement will take
pace on June 18th hext in the Grand
Opera House of this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
,ii' COUNTY LAEns, p,

? Sbocklo,. : Ian " SALES.
lSy The John Wo,pheer' W,o,,' I'D last
Neck, contajn;H H oiarm, 10 Sas-
|, l. c. Crt okshss 81 10 acres for
Or pur-
nv .rosll, conlain,nu zoo 1aim, near
' Thur day IN Nv acr' s Was
s,a ~uu sad J.J. Ahr.n i'ssrs. j.. fl.
'a'ns, a 800
The daily gazette., 1878-04-29
Chicken Robbers.

During Friday night party of thieves
visited the hennery Of John Emmons,
corner of Ninth and Locust streets.
When they departed they took with
them six very valuable hens.