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Anseisen fur pienies, 9ptisrisn, @Ihds5piele
&C., als Ssm @sifs Der fatb. Rirts iupibsr, Ra-
ben feine Nufnabme.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-24

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The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
FOREIGN TELEGRAPHIO SUM-
MARY

A St. Petersburg journal announces
that the Gear will be accessible to any
earnest endeavor for bringing about
peace-Midhat Pasha has gone to Lon>
don, it is supposed in connection with
the peace question-After difficult pas
sage over snow,covered mountains and
frozen footpaths, the vanguard of Rus
sian division has occupied several Bal
kan passes. 1t is rumored that the Turks
have retreated from Sophia, and are
striving to intercept the Russian advance
-Ex- Queen Isabella delivers a pungent
protest against the expulsion of Don
Carlos from France. 1t is announced
that the Spanish government have broks
en- off all relations with the ex-Qneen
The trouble In South Africa is between
native tribes. The action of the British
government in ordering troops to Cape
town is precautionary-Gustav Courbet,
| the Paris artist, is dead-A deficiency in
the Azores corn crop is reported.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01

Window Broken.--Last night an intox-
icated man fell through the large plate
glass window in front of George Wilhel-
mis- saloon on Market street above
Seventh. He was arrested, and after
paving all the damages was released
The window of Mrs. Hoffcker's store, on
King above Front street, was also brok-
en-. The man who was in an intoxicat-
ed condition paid the damages, and
went of to have his wounds dressed.
Hbtet. Leased essrs. Dickinson g. Bro,
have leased the City Hotel, and stables
on WI Front street, now occupied by
Henry Bradley. Besides keeping the
hotel, they Will also run in connection
with it a livery, sale and exchange
stable.
Watch Heetin0.-A very INTEREST," ne
watch meeting was held last evening In
tho Brandywfne M. e. Church. The
church was well filed, and those who
did not attend, missed rare treat.
Police Bus,ness.-Police business still
remains very dull. Last evening ther'
were no cases and this morning thu
only cases disposed of1were three vag
rants, and one drunk.
The Public Schools.--The public school
which have been closed since last Fri
| day week, will reopen tomorrow. Thi
will be good news to the scholars.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
SECOND EDITION
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

THE NUMBER OF FIRES, ALARMS
STRENGTH AND WORKINGS OF OUR
FIRE DEPARTMENT DURING THE
YEAR 1877
Below will be found condense report
written for the GAZETTE, of the working
of the fire departm ent for the year just
closed. But two destructive fires occur
red. The largest--this day one year ago
resulting In the total destruction of the
"Bee- Hive" on Orange street above
Fifth; the intense cold and frozen condi-
tion Of the plugs being mainly the cause
Of SO great loss. The other, that of
Walton s. Brothers ice house, beyond
the city limits, on the Shellpet creek, in
July last.
The department was never In better
condition than to-day, the working force
being as foil ows: steam fire engines, 8
hose carriages, hook and ladder truck,
II horses, 6,575 feet Of good hose, 2,450
feet of medium hose and ats active mem
bers. The value of real estate owned
by the department is @55.000, and the
personal property, $52.2S7.50, making a
total of $107, ,2S7.50. The cost for rum
ming the same being less than $4,000.
last year.
But few accidents of trifliug affair
occurred during the year. The most
lamentable ones being the killing OF
young Massey, of the Washington fire
company, who was killed by being run
over by the carriage of the Delaware fire
company, whom he had given a friendly
hand, Monday evening, March 9th, 1877
The other-the drowning Of the horses
of the Reliance fire company in October
last, by plunging into the Christiana.
There were, during the year so fires
and 81 false alarms, making total o
II. The heaviest losses being In January
and July. Total loss during the yea
$63 500, insurance $34,650. Loss owe
insurance, $29,010. The following
monthly tabular statement, Of fires
alarms, losses and insurance, will NOR
| fully exnlaH itself.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01

Approaching Compietion.-The new
ferry boat James M. Waterbury built
by the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co. for
a New York ferry Company, is rapid
ly approaching completion and will
be ready to leave for her destination
in few days. When finished she
will present very handsome appear
anOe.
Advance in Prices.-This morning the
coal dealers OF this city advanced the
price ct coal 80 cents on stove, and IS
cents on nut. It now sells at S5.25 for
stove, and So for nut. The reason assign
ed for the ordinance is-thct FOR the
past six months the wholesale dealers
have been losing money.
Ercursion.-This morning about 1I.2(
O'Clock an excursion train of five pas.
senger cars, from Baltimore, passed
through this city to Philadelphia. The
excursion was under The management
of Br. Barton, who during tha Centen'
NAL ran several excursions from that city
to the exhibition.
Sent to the Almsltouse.-Officer Bern
hardt, yesterday afternoon, arrested
a man named Frank Mcguire, wht
was on the street while suffering from
violont attack OF insanity. He wal
sent to the Almshouse for treatment.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
a DRzHxTIc TRrxT.

y The majestic revival Of Mr.. Fl. B.
Stowe's master work, sUncle Toms
Cabin,p which is at present filling the
ca2acipus Academy OF Music In Phila-
delpniA to overfiowing with excited
throngs of people, is TO be presented
in this city for one night only, next
Monday evening, January 7th. The
manager promise that all the great ef-
fects will be brought 10 the Opera
House including scores of freed men
who appear In the cotton-picking
scenes anc the Jubilee Singers and
dancers who give such vivacity to the
Plantation Festival. The famous
Louisiana Troubadour Quartette of
Liberated slaves. the Grostesque Four,
Sarah Washingt oD, the colored camp
meeting leader and shouter and Horace
Weston, the worlds greatest banjoist,
are among the engagements. The
principal scenes, one representing the
Ohio river In mid winter, another q
real Southern Plantation and the finale
Of the drama, called the Apolteoris Of
Little Eva,are from the brushes Of the
famous painters, Russell Smith and
Matt Morgan. An immenie company
OF players will personate the several
parts, the the more prominent of
W hich are Mr.. George Kunkel who
as sumes the character of Uncle Tom;
Miss Marie Bates that of the mischiev-
GUS Topsy and Little Belle Wharton,
the child actress, who interprets the
beautiful character OF Little Eva. The
piece as ordinarily given is very at
tractive but as it will be denehere next
Monday evening cannotit.fail to leave
u lasting impression. In Philadelphia
stalwart men are often seen weeping
over the sad fate of poor Little Eva
and giving dcmonstrative expression
to their feelings over the indignities
heaped upon pious Uncle Tom. The
plantatlonI scene is very exciting and
as scores Off fsgenuine Southern ne
groes appear in 1t, some dancing
others singing and all engaged in the
full enjoyment Of the, days festivities
an idea may be formed of the sepsa
tion that is created by this photograpl
of life in Dixie's land before the day
of the rebellion. Full particulars o
1.-THE revival may he found by refer
fence 10 tue advertisement.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
THIRD EDITION.
woMAN's-RGGHTs WOMEN.
A FUNNY SCENE IN THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COIJIMBIA

WASHINGTON, Dec. ga funny scene
took place in the District of Columbia
Supreme Court to-day, arising out of the
persistent pressure of the woman's-rights
women for recognition. A motion had
been made by member of the bar for
the appointment of a certain man as con-
stable, whereupon Chief Justice Cartier
remarked that the court was advised that
1t had appointed many shiftless and ir-
responsible constables, and inquired as
to the character of the candidate. Mrs,
Belva A. Lockwood thereupon moved
the appointment of Mrs. Lavinia G. Dun
dore as a constable ana collector, and
presented petition endorsing her signed
by some of the leading members of the
District bar and by number of justices
OF the peace, several constables, and sew
eral merchants and citizens. Associate
Judge Wylie, Humphreys, and Ohn ex-
amined the petition and were informed
that Mrs. Dundore was prepared to give
the required bond of $4,000 for the faith
full performance of the duties of the Of
fee. Judge Wylie sand that the petition
was the most respectfully signed of any
that had been presented to the court for
the APPOINTMENT of q constable. Judge
NJ cArthur suggested that instead Of ap-
| pointing her at once, as was proposed
The matter should be taken under advise
ment, whereupon Chief Justice Cartier
declared tndb, aS Ine pttibion was EN-
| inentiy respectable and the request one
of unusual Importance, the matter would
receive 'respectful considerations" Mrs.
Lockwood acquiesced, especially as
| the court announced that it had already
appointed constables enough to perform
the business of the District but, turning
around and pointing to Mrs. Dundore,
she said "Our application is designed
| to meet the difficulty that your Honor
has just complained ofviz.: the appoint
ment of shiftless and irresponsib BILE men
as censtables." This caused roar of
laughter, in which even the Judges
joined and which the bailifis were unable
TO suppress. Mrs. Lockwood stated that
Mrs. Dundore was not "em brrassed by a
husband" which fact prevented any
legal difficulty his existence might create.
Mrs. Dundore is middle aged brunette,
widow of forty years, of nervous, &C.
tive manners, and has been in so-called
law business here for several years. She
is native of Baltimore, and member
of the Peace Society. Her friends say
that as soon as she is appointed she will
, have lots Of employment, some business
men having promised her their patronage
for the reason that she will make a con
stable who can be trusted to collect a
D debt.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
FIRST EDITION.
THE BUILDING RECORD.

xustsER OF BunDrNss roR WHICH
LrnEs wERs suRvsrxD DURING DE-
GENDER.
During the month Of December build
ing lines for the erection Of new buildipgs
were surveyed'hy the officers Of the engi-
neering ana surveying department, as
follows: g,.l. !.
N. +. Poole, seven houses on the south
side on Conrad street, between Van
Buren, and Harrison.
George Cochran, Jr., two stables on
the north si1e Of Ford street, between
Scott and Lincoln.
Martin Wolhaus, one house on the
north side Of Wawasset street, between
Du Pont and Scott.
John l.. PiersOn, one house, south side
of Fourth street, between Monroe and
Adams.
Louis Fleckenstein, one house, north
side Of Fourth street, between Lincoln
and Union. T lsF
w. s. Kitchens, house, west side Of
Rodney street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Job II. Jackson, row Of offices, north
side OF Seventh, between Market and
King, In the Askew property.
Edwin p. Williamson, houses, east
side Of Lincoln street, between Gilpin
and Shallcross avenues.
W.B. Beatty, house, north side oi
Conrad street, between Van Buren, and
Harrison. 40 tfH tl
Total, % total for December, 1875, l.
Increase, 21. 49,
Below Is comparative Statement
showing the permits issued each montl
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
-
NOTICES.
n. IA un X els Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

never been known to fail in the cnre
akness, attended with symptoms in
psitlon 70 exertion, loss of memory
uity oi breathing, general weakness
VI ulsease, weak nervous. trembling
lul horror OF death, night sweats cold
weakness, dimness OF vision. lanpuor
eisal iassltude of the muscular avs.
enormous appetite, with dysnentic
, hoL hands, flushing OF the body
- vi ine skin,pallid conntenance and
LIONS az N on the face, purifying the blood !.
~ 'he Dack, heaviness of the eyelids'
ue',I ,n Dlack spots flying before the ewes
oq eTqhpoIafy sufinsion and loss of sight.
vi attention, etc. These symptoIns Z
nsa So rpm weakness, and to remedy
"1o ~. r. kunkel's Bitter Wine Of
4, AZ heA, neYer iails. Thousands are now
Z me- n,s health et,i who have used 1t. Get the
r 12,u Emmy 99nly In 81 bottles. Take
Or kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
MI ,aole ,aaluaole tonic has been 50
that V9a'eu :, ia ny all classes of the COM
ai ionin ~ ~, ~ now deemed indispensa-
| I ,ba bi Ibiile1lclne. IL costs but little
ne olood, and gives tone TO I'M
n rehoYates the system and pro.
py pon,y ask a trial of this valuable
- 9IIiee only 81 per bottle. e. r
rh, raa, sole Proprietor, No. $50 Nortf
,ees, se,,s below below Vine, Phila., Pa. Ash
'i nleter ,h Wine oil Iron, and TAX,
wra photograph OF the proprietol
wrapper all others are counter
.sil 81 counterfeits. Do not let you
M onlyy you any but Kunkel's, whicl
" iS hS,,s az above represented. Yo,
nj "''ies Tor 50. Ali a. k is on
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
STKA Y WATTS.
A happy New Year.

A happy new Year.
And new date your letter 1878.
Have you turned over that new leaf
yet?
The New Year was ushered in by very
little noise.
And now we are to have Uncle Toms
Cabin in all Its glory.
Tho Ravel Gymnasium entertainment
takes place at the Opera House this even
ing.
Boncicault's IShaughru n company ap-
pear at the Opera House on the 18th
inst.
Miss Fanny Davenport win appear in
P,qatt at the Grand Opera House on the
22nd inst. t.
II you have a house or store for rent
advertise 1t in the GAzRTTE, the masses
of tn 10 people will wit
II you have not enough bill heads &c
make out your bills send in your order al
once to the GAZETTE job office.
A happy New Year to all, may be had
by keeping a bottle of Kings Goot
Samaritan cough syrup in the house th'
year round.
Do not begin the New Year with al
aching tooth, but got at once TO Di
| Gallagher, No. 8, E. Fifth street, AM
have 10 drawn.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
Below Is a comparative statement
showing the permits issued each month
during the past year, and also during $40:
,EW YEAR,s 0DsERVAxCEs.

VIEW YEAhS OBSEAtANCES.
The New Y ear was ushered In, by the
ringing of bells, and the discharge OF fire
arms, the observance In this respect
being more noisy than for q number of
years, excepting the usherlng In of the
Centennial year of 1915. Several sere>
nading clubs were also out and saluted
the coming Of the new year by nume-
rous vocal selections.
Watch meeting was also held In seve-
raj of the city churches. At Union M
4. Church the hour between IL and IL
O'Clock was occupied as an experience
meeting, and at the hour Of ~ the meets
ing engaged In silent prayer. Watch
| meetings were also held in the Asbury,
st, Paul's and Calvary Churches. At
the City Mission, on West Second street,
an audience assembled for the purpose
of holding a watch meeting, but as nc
local preacher was present the meeting
was not held.
The newsboys greeted the New Year
with noisy acclamati0ns, and crowded
the GAZETTE Office, bright add early, fo
their New Years Addresses, which they
eagerly presented to their patrons.
The day was not particularly observed
in the city except by friendly calls ant
closing of the banks. One or two indus
trial establishments were also closed,
Including the works Of Messrs. Pusey,
Jones & 90.
AS far as the weather is concerne
the new year opened auspiciously, wit
a clear sky, bright sun, and a sharI
crisp, bracing atmosphere-weather ia
more seasonable and healthy than tina
which prevailed during the past month.
Hoping that the coming days may b
fraught with pleasure and profit th
GAZETTE enters upon its around of dali
visits for another annual term, and wisl
es each and every one Of its readers
HAPPY New YEAR.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
Ds.

kDELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
rIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Noy'R 2Gth, 1877.
will leave Wilmington as follows
elpbia and Intermediate Stations,
900. 9 A, 10 90 a. m, 230, 4 90,
Xp. IN.
end New York, 90, 8 A, m. 70 81.
p. m.
fore and intermediate Stations,
ore and Washington, 12 81 4 10, $3.50.
2,59, 500. p. m.
for Delaware Division, leave for:
astle, $40, $50, a. m. LIS, 8 80. pm.
ping and Intern ediate Stations, at
D., IS, $50 p. m.
and Intermediate Stations $50,
u, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pelphia and Intermediate Stations.
p. 900. $50, p. m.
pelphia and New York, 200, 8 A, a.
pore and Washington, 70 81, / l6 a
lnther information passengers are
to the time tables posted at the
ii. f. RENNEY.
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
DIED.

ROBINSON. On Dec. 31st.. 1877. Mrs. Sarah
Nv. widow OF the late Thomas II. Robinson.
In the SGD year of her age.
residencc, 7O3 Tainal st... on Thursday. the
Sd inst, at p. m. The relations and friends
a the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
SHARPLEY.-On the Both inst, John
sharpley in the sixty. fourth year of his
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Wednes-
day, January q, 1873, to leave the residence
| II O'Clock o. m.. and proceed to Old Swedes
church.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01

and F.ne f. Nat Scissors.
Nal ai,'IFaisat7 Fiissa Nah Brushes, Hand
n iaesl pp Nail Brushes, etc., for
Cernar r1siiNGHU RST Il CO.,
Skin and Market SITS.
,r,a, For sne D.,u.
hSoanss, pain q, Towels, Bath sponges.
loves ps st IN extensive variety. Aiso
ry Frictiaa FI cati.1aPs, 2 Brushes, DC. ,of horse
Of the yn sa ~ = aaal,oyes, ., and many other
carnbalh I; nbalhiNGHURsT d CO.,
ls,. er sixth and Market Sta.
slisb rarras1ieus rarI Cure FOR s,orus
ng e corns rem &c edy OF great popularity for
ahiNGHURST q CO..
Corne, a,~. Apothecaries.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01

CLOSING out to quit Business.-F. l..
Frank, 500 Market street, is selling out
the entire stock of ladies' cloaks, mill
linery goods, merino, underware. In
fant's, and children's dresses and cloaks,
French and domestic corsets, ladies'
undergarments, kid gloves, hair switches
&C., regardless of cost, to quit business.
Fixtures for sale. dec26-daw If.
A Free E1hibition of fine .oil paint
ings at Messrs. Merrick Il brakes auc>
tion store taxes place to morrow after
noon, they will be closed out at auction
commencing Saturday evening Dec. 90
as there will be no reserve this will
offer our citizens an excellent opportu-
nifty to procure works of merit at a
nominal price. jan1 II.
An Error-Mr. Geo. W. Ortlip writes
| to the GAZETTE saying the Mr.. Sharpley
did not stop at his house until late
hour Saturday, night. He came there
early In the evening, put up his horse,
and left, returning about half past twelve
O'Clock. when he got his team and started
for his home in company with two young
men. E Uaastr
To-NIeHT,-There will be another
good performance at Chadwick's museum
aud concert pavilion, go and see the
new curiositles and spend pleasan
hour in the new year one ticket admit
to all. 3Ehf#
/, The Rapel Eatertaiament- The en-
,, tertainment by the Ravel Gymnasium
comes off at the Grand Opera House, +
night, and will be an interesting afiail
It should be largely attended.
Il Reapposnted.--T morning Mayo
: Whitley, reappointed all the men
bers of the police force, for anothe
year. They will be sworn in durin
the day. - tL.-1 - =
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
Cifu Mortality.

The Death Record During the Past Year.
During the month of December there
werb rs deaths In this city, making q
total fer the year OF 759. Annexed rs a
table showing the deaths eacn mohen
durInp the mast two wears.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
worm IL G nm owed
Alive.

sd sd al nd .', complete in two hours. No
n" mot,a, passes. Seat, pin and stomach
.ee, feu 1y Dr. Kunhel, 259 North
ali ali Aovice free. No fee until
3 tbdp passes asses IN one, and alive, DIR.
try o oniy successful physician in
. lor The removal of worma .and
mr. oyrup ls pleasant and safe for
as,t ssown persons. Send Tor cir
Prfon pSh lor a bottle of Kunkel,s Worm
fIice al a bottle, Get II of r yn,, % :
I. II never fails. nnva NJ " y"a' ,
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01

When you see bright baby pleased
with itself and everybody else. be sure
that DR.. Balls Baby Syrup has been
used. Only 25 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01

All those who cough are bores to. the
community and should be forced by law
to invest 25 cents in DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-01
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual election of Washington
Lodge, X. of p, held last evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
q. C.eEdw ard Harrison.
VI. C.-Charles Swan.
II. of II. and SIS. r.. Marshall.
M. FL. II. Bartlett.
M. E,-C. p. Maroney,
Representative of Riverview Ceme-
/ tert.-Mifflin Speakman.
Representative to Grand Lodge.-C.
p. Maroney.