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Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
THIRD EDITION.
nuauev Arssv his Dssssa.

Gen. butler tAlks freely sbout hii
de- sat for the govsrnorship Of Massa-
chusetts. Hs says that il the people oI
the State had fair chance he would
have been elected. He said he knew
of one case in Lowell where two hun
dred employees in mill we're prevent
cd from voting as they wished. H.
claims TO have lost at least five hun.
dred votes in the city of I.owtl II by the
bulldozing Of the republican employ
srs. He said thu enemies Of the people
had made sit fight OF hate, wickedne
and lies, hut he and his friends had re-.
solved to make the result triumph OF
love, righteousness and peace. The
people had risen in their might and
were now in working order and ready
TO take the government into their own
hands. "Ths stone which the builders
rejected, the same had become the head
OF the corner.
He had contepded for the people
against tie combined capital of the
State and country, against the federal
Office bolders, and the result had been
to show the power OF the people, and
that now they are sure OF success next
time. He is prepared to enter for the
race again next year, and his friends
will endeavor 10 control the Democratic
party, claiming that those who voted
for Talbot have rrnounced all allegiance
to r. Butler is particularly bitter
against Judge Abbott and his suppor-
ters. as it is generally conceded that IL
80 many hard money democrats had
not voted for Talbot the republican car
didate would have been defeated. Tai
bot fully appreciates how much he
owes to the democracy tor conuibuting
to his victory, and said "Judge Abbott
stands where he has always stood, and
Is respected by both parties and by
the honest men of the State"
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
n uUrla,na.

4 =.
NoOD iNvEyrMENT.- .-shares In tbs
!" eth Heries, Home Loan Association foI
sale. u TTAYLOk. ssc'y. octi@imd
NJ O1TCE. Special attention paid 10 clean
-N Ing repairing and adjusting sewing ms.
chimes BY John Ram0, No 90 Vest Sth 81,
Wilmington, Del. Findings and attae hme nis
for all sewing machines. needles, oils. Nc, al.
ways on hand. octisu
NUTICE-1he Singer Manufacturing 90,
IN have but one once In Wilminxt xton. 42i
Market street Mr., W. =. Cros.ley also has
their machines on sale at his otfiss, Sixth and
Shipley streets. This notice Ii given to pre.
vent people from being imposed upol and
duped BY those Who are bogus agents, and
would decoy the public TO bogus ofiicc. ~
our efiice can be had new or second hand ma
chimes, cheap for cash or on easy terms Of
monthly payments.
The SINGER MAsuv's 20.
nvI A. J. VAN DUZEE. Agt.
NVIlCE-Thc firm OF Pusey Brothers Il
N this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. III. Pusey withdrawing. Either partner
will sign In settlement = N. Pusey, Lea
Pnsey, and Edward Pusey will conduct busl.
ness as heretofore. under the 1rm name Of
PuSEY BROTHERS.
Wilmington, Oct. 81, 1878. nvi.et
NOTICEi CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIA.
~ T1ON.-A meeting Of the stockholders
OF the above association will be held on Thurs
day evening next, November !. at 8 o'clock,
TO act on amendments 10 the by Laws. GEO.
&. MARiS. Sec'y. nv26t
NOTICE i,ith annual meeting Of
~ Clayton Loan Association, will be held
Friday, the sth inst, At IN o clock. The re-
port OF the condition will be submitted, and
an election held for Ofiicers.
N. l.. ILCHTENSTEIN. See'y. nvest
NOT1CE.-Af,er several year, experience
~ l have come 10 the conclusion TO on
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men,
as we can do the work with entire satisfaction,
| would say TO all that may need our services
we will be happy to receive all orders.
p. S.-The best attention will be given
oct1g3wd CHARLES u. AGNESS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
Wn.siNoros. DEL. November 4. ls7s

Wnsisoros. DEL. November ., 1878.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
Hoald Co, Clayton House building vii,
mngton, Del. st 12 NJ. to-day.
lold. l0016; N. Y. g. h hud.. nv; N. Y.
Erie; W; Lake Shore, 81; North West.
ern, +3ssG: North Western Pret, 7tsz Rock
island. ll7A: Ohio h Miss, ~; Pacific Mall,
l5N: Western Union Telegraph, gTIs; NJ.
Paul, 32sss; St Paul Prel.. esl4: Wabash, 22s.;
Union Pacifc, e91s; Pennh., 80; Reading,
49, Lehigh VALLEY, ~, Lehigh Nav, 1914
Pitts. T. h., W; Central Trans. 10;
Phila. Erie, o94; n. j. Central, ny: Del +,
Lacka. h Western, oosaS, Mich Genital, $50:
Del: 4 Hudson, 4516; Tssl's Coupon, tUssS2
b7o's. 'eb. New }. a j., 1885; 90, 81 Coupon,
looss; SO 'os Coupon, l0sIs; 1910 Csapon,
l07I; Currency 81, lHsE; New Ss NJ ~,
io61S; ~ Registered, io.ss: Is, loolI.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
SUERIFf'S kALEk,
CHERlFf'S SALE.

ShE"lrf ShLE'
BY virtue OF a writ Of Levar Facias, to me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
HOTEL OF WIN. b. HOLLIS,
At Townsend, In Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle County Delaware on
THE llTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878.
at O'Clock. p. m,
the following described real estate. viz: All
that ccrtlin iarm or tract OF land known as
the Forrest Farm and which Is situated in Ap-
poquinmink Hundred, and New Castle COun.
ty, aforesaid, and by recent survey IL bounded
and described as follows. u wit: Beginning
at stake at the edge OF the waters with n
full pond OF N0xentown MIL Pond corner for
land- oi late John Lyman, now OF John +.
~taats IRON thence with lines OF said Stats
south 53h degrees, east 63 $40 perches to a
stone corner as last aforesaid, south ~ de-
urees, west - 2ls perches To n stone corner M
last aforesaid, south ~ degrees east 29s per
ches to a stone corner for said Staats'. lhndOi
the heirs OF John ID. Bird and lands OF james
Doughten, from thence with DOughten south
II degrees. west II Q 10 perches TO a stone cor.
ner for said DOughten's, fro thence With a
line Of id Doughten and Others south 39l4
degrc =. east " bio percbes to stone in the
Pine tree and Townsend station road, from
thcrCe with said road to- ard Townsend sta.
ton south 6bl4 dc grees, west 10 $40 perches TO
"A stake by the side OF said road corner for
lnnfs late Of samuel Mason now Of Van Wag
Oner from thence with lines Of land OF said
Van Wagner north degrees west 22 perches
20 small white oak corner as last aforesaid.
north ! % degrees east9 10 pcrches to "A stake
corner aforesaid. north 43 degrees west Il bio
perchGs To n stake corner as last aforesaid,
north 5lA 4 grees west s 40 perches to "a
stake IN Il line OF lands late Of John OHM,
and Herewith north 80 degrees east 2-lO per-
chcs to II stake corner for said OHM, from
thence with said CHM and II line Of land Of
william Beck north IA degrees east IS $40
prrches to gate post corner for said Beck
herewith north Az degrees west 80 10 per
Ches to Il stake by the waters Of the aforesaid
mill pond and binding, from thence with the
waters thereof herewith the courses and dis
trnccs TO the place OF beginning. continuing
within said bounds l-3 acres and 90 perches,
more or less. having thereon frame dwelling,
barn and ont buildings.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
pefty ol Pnssmorc II. Mitchell and Alkaline,
his wife. and James Wilson and Mary A.
WILSON. tcrrc tenants, and to he sold by
ISAAC iRUBB, Sheriff
Sheriii's office, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1878.
Oct2b
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
A DlsrIainser.

NEWPVhf, pFL., NOV. o, 10.
Messrs. Editors, In your issue of the
fifth your correspondent stated that the
captains Of the Halloween Party Of
this town we're met with rathsr,a cool,
reception, they being arrested and fin
ed One Dollar and costs. Now Mcssrs
Editors the above party was not in ex,
istence and therefore there was no cap
tains. This party were not doing
any harm to any one, tbs true they
were dressed In fur hats rather odd
looking with old coats tied up with
white rags; this rufiied the feathers OF
one VI the six police Of this town. He
arrested the above party and they
paid the cost which was One Dollar,
there being no fine imposed on them
through the kindness of our worthy
squire. The above is a true statement
Of the whole affair. FAIR PLAY.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
ID X. ROBINSON 4 co..
BANKERS 4 BROK ERS
N. y. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

FOR SALE.--l7 shares Delaware K X. stock
per cent y. s. Bonds
WANTED
~ shares Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every iacil-
ty afforded Tor persons to sell invest In
stocks or bonds. teb20-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
The General Committee On Churc h
EH e# Extension

T-ET Extension T|#
of the N. Il. Church met in Philadelphia
yesterday, Bishop Simpson presiding
Statements were made showing that the
receipts for the ten months Of 1878 on
general account and loan fund accoun,
amounted to sl02, ,oS6; balance from
1877, sl3, ll5; disbursements on general
and loan fund accounts, SOS, Alb. Dur
ing the year 222 churches were aided by
donations and loans. 1t was resolved
that the apportionment of amounts to
b" raised by collections be the same as
last year, $l37, 900. A number Of ap
preparations were made,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
HEALD & CO.,
AND DEALEks In

AND DEALEks IN
STOCkS, BONDS, LOANS. GOLD AND
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAfION HOUSE. WILMInaToN, DEL.
Interest Coupon, and General Collections
Tickets To and drafts on Great Britain and
other parts OF Europe. nov7-ly-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

nor SALE.-One OF the best daf
grain Farm In the State. Stu
New Castle Hundred, about . miles iroII
mington, on the State rOad. within 2 ~
2 Stations on Delaware Railroad Go
ing 1888 acres ofland, good and suscept
Improvement. This farm now pays 0 pei
with Taxes and Insurance. A never !
stream of sprihg water runs through u
perty watering all the fields. Large u
front of dwelling, large barn and all nee
bulldogs. This farm will be sold yer!
ifapplied for soon. J. w. WHITEh
ep28-til.jan1
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
DUBLlC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, In Newport, on
SATUR' AY, NOVEMBER 10 1878,
at2 o'clock,
u frame black smith and wheelwright shop
each - by "a feet, in good repair, and in q
good location for business.
No q A frame dwelling house, containing
rooms, with gOOd-sized lot, we'll fenced and
punpat the door. --.
No. 3 A corner lot, fronting on two streets,
at the east end Of the town. containing nearly
hall an acre. . ..
TERMS. On No. 1 and No. 2, 20 per cent
cash on day OF sale, and on No. 8, the entire
amount cash. JOHN w. LYMAN.
0c3l-6td-3tw a,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
DRANDYWINE MILLS QUOTA.
ID TlONS.

W. q. PENNYPACKER& Il CO,
successors to J. T.. Price h Coz
Best Patent Hour ...................s6 80 76Qs. 80
Choice Family Flour. ...............5 5.0066. IS
Choice Superfne ..............,.... 40O95.O0
Bran, per ton........... ........... 1890
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat q, ,U2; choice corn, IS cents.
octl9 W. q. PENNYPACKER Il co.
WILMINGTON MARKET
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
For ladies' coats 90 to Kennard's S,

MIS-. A. 7. Stewart has offered a re
ward of S25 900 for the recovery of the
body Of her late husband, stolen from
the family vault in st. Marks Church
graveyard, and the conviction Of the
thieves. A proportionate sum will 10
paid for the recovery Of the body.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

nUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL.
public night school will be opened by tho
Board OF Public EDUCATION In Wilmington,
On TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. IL,
At 7 o'clock, In School house, No. ., corner
of Eighth and W0lIaston streets. No person
will be admi tied as pupil who IL under 10
years of age, or who IL In attendance at any
day school. The admission fee will be one
dollar iOr the term which must be paid at the
time Of entrance. Application for admission
may be made at the school, on the opening
or any succeeding evening BY order Of the
COMMITTEES. HENRY OKEL,
nvS-4t Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
N 4 u RED.

u ER-At Wilmington. on
Thursday evening, Nov. Tth, by Rev, Thos
NJ. Eastwood, Mr.. Charles T. Harry and
Miss Sallic +. Parker, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
~. n. n. 4. TO-nlxht.

The usual Friday evening pub
meeting Of the Moral suasionists v
be held In their rooms to. night at b.
past seven o'clock. n. W. Morrow pi
sides and he has, We learn, prepa-
an interesting programme.
sR Cesrectios.
II was A. b. Tatman's child tha, v
bitten by dog, and not Frank C. Il
mans. The bitten children are dor
we'll, and it is hoped that the wouB
will not seriously effect them.
Police Couss.
George Barnett was before the Mar
this morning for cruelty to amin
and violating city ordinance. He Vi
finads % and costs In one case and s2
costs In the other. F'R ttE
1t is reported that ballot box is
der OF Huntington, Conn.,, was art-
ted yesterday on the charge Of sui,
tuting D-mecratic for Republican W,
for Representativ. on tuesdays els
ton, thereby changing the result, a.
that he confessed his guilt.
Bids for the sale Of silver, sent hc9
bv mail and telegraph, were openri ,
the Treasury Department .yestertI,
and over 5n0,0 ounces were purctli
ed at prices little below the Lonil
rate.
There was IA slight fall of snow
New York yesterday morning, the \
II the season. Three inches Of ID
Fell at Port Jsrvis, N. Y.
The Pearl FIGURING Mil, owned
Jenkins 4 Benzing, at oswego, N. \
vas burned last night. Loss s25 81,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

NOR SALE A highly improved Fl
Il 1903 acres, In White Clay Greek
drcd. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, d
into 5 fields, Large Apple Orchard J.
bearing. Public Schools adjoining the
Buildings, Large mansion double !
house, Barn. Granary, and all other bu'J
necessary on u tirst.class farm, 2 mile
Station on p w 4 B. X. r., centrali'
ted, o miles from Wilmington. APP
JNO. W. WHIrEMAN, Real Estate A
w Fourth street, Wilmington, Del
Oct23- WNs-dNw If
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
YOR sALEOR RENT.

ENOR SALE.-A house, or viii DC excha
/, for a farm. Inquire at 20 East
street. octl4ti
THOR SALE ORTO HIRE.-Turning /
T. Apply TO JOHN HIRZEL, 200
Second street. leZ7-t
dor SALE.-Two work horses, q
II and one good driving horse and It
II Jenney Lind Carriage. VIII sell chea
the want of use. Apply at 2i3 West :
street nv2-6t'
LNOR RENT.-Two nice airy bed n
II furnished or unfurn,shed. Apply to
JONES, Eighth and Market Ss. nYit
C,OR SALE.-7 roomed mouse. wno Il
T and large lot of ground. Must be -
once. Apply to Evans Pennington, I'll
and Market streets. marll
NOR RENT Five rooms 10 rent on /
r. floor, No. 3 West Fourth street A
TO J. l.. DEVOU, FOURTH AND N
KET SITS. octlo
NOR SALE CHEAP.-A firstclass ;,
= new Express Harness. Apply at
King street. oct29.ot
ENOR SALE.-Two new three story
II room houses, with bay windows an,
the modern Improvements for $2100, Also
new two-stOry six room houses, with baw
dows and all the modern improvements
two two story iive room houses. All on
reasonable terms Apply to GEORGE
TlNDALL. Il SONS, f6i French street.
Oct26 lmds
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

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Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

TNDR SALE.-A six rOomed house
IL bath, no. 605 East Sixth street, in
order possession Immediately.
Dwelling No T07 Church street 8 roo
Also number of small dwellings for "a
different parts OF the city. Apply to
MCGAULLEY Il CO., 500 Market q
Wilmington, Del. sep25
ELECTRICITYl ! FOR SALE.-On
IL the Pulyermacher Chain Bait,
which generate the Galvanic current
great improvement over all Others.
chemicals used. No shocks. Endorse
the best authorities. Portable and dur
Regular price $50, will take sl5 In
order. very little used can be seen Q
Reynolds grocery store. Fiith and King
with instructions. Every physician 'I
have one. ny53i.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

Tndershirts from % cts. to $I.7j.
Drawers from 25 cts. to 175.
Canton Flannel Undershirt & Drawers
for 35 cents each
80 doz. Gents Merino Hose for 25 cts.
silk Hankerchiefs from 80 cts. to $l.7j.
3 tour ply Linen Collars for 2j cents.
pair four ply Linen Cuffs for % cents
And W. viii not stop to rnumerat"
prices or name all our goods but if ycu
will call at the
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
lvl MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET ATk.,

WlLhlNtfffDN. DELAWARE
FoR SALE shares Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Bank, 10 shares Union National
Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bought TOR cash or carried
on margins II desired. TelegraphiG comma
nication with all the Exchanges Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

And We will not stop 10 emu crate
prices, but say, call and examine
our stock Of Mems Suits,
Youths Suits. Boys and
Children's Suits, and
learn the
very low prices We
are selling goods at before
leaving our city TO look else
where, for We are positive you can
SAVE MONEY TO BUY OF Us
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

NOR SALE.-At prices that
pay 10 purchase.
80 Dwellings,
l75 Building Lots,
2S Farns.
Good Mortgages wanted.
J.T. REAL
Real Estate and Mortgage
change. octl2-wedsat
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

ENOR sALE.-A house, or will DC exchar
T. for a farm. Inquire at 20 East 7
treet. Octl4tf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

soOD INVESTMENTS -Bhares In the
ssis. EFT. Taylor. ssc'y. octioimd
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

-
BY virtue OF a writ Of Levan Facias, to me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
HOTEL OF WIN. Il. HOLLIS,
At Townsend, In Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
FARMERS AT A BALL.

ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN by THE QUEENS COUNTY
HUNT, AT MrNEoIA, TO THE RURAL RESI-
DENTS.
Despite the bowling storm Of wind and rain tina,
swept the Hampstead plains last evening the farm
trs and their wives. daughters and sweethearts
in no inconsidcrable force turned out to
enjoy the ball at Mineola provided for their
entertainment by the members OF the Quccns
County Hunt 1t was the second annual
event of the kind, aud originated in the genial and
thoughtful courtesy OF the foxhuntcrs toward the
farmers whose grounds they have been allowed
to ride without let hindrance. Mr..
+. Gray Griswold.. the Niinrod of the Long
Island chase. along with his companions of the
hunting field and many Of their lady friends and
quaintanccs. expected to be present. and special
train was engaged to take them to the scene
of festivities. but the pelting rain storm dccp.
ened in force evening on. and they were
reluctantly compelled to reinquish their purpose.
But the sweeping wind and the drcnching we. had no
deterring effect the hardy farmers Of Queens
county. Their spirits rise under adverse meteor
oogical influences. aud IN their close covered
wagons they bid defiance to the war Of
elements and sang n.crfly they ratified
over the rain washed roads on their way
to the huntsmcns ball. If thunder, lightning and
farmers would stll have attended, for they felt
their honor at stake. and that to disap-
point the hospitality OF the bold fovhuntcrs would
be objectionable. Tho bali took place in the Fair
Grounds Building, which decorated appropriately
for the occasion. Everything 10 mako the affar
success provided. except thing aud that WAS
the presence of the master of the fox hounds and his
Jolly fellows Of the chase. This was a depriva-
ton that much felt at first bat
as the music filled the hall and the dancing
reached its full fling attention distracted
from the one rcgrctfu thought and the bali pro-
cecicd with unmixcd gaycty to the end. There we're
no silk satin trains and no fincry worth
mention but there was great deal Of simple
rustic beauty in calico skirts and u great deal
of hearty enjoyment. Some OF tho country maidcns
anticipating meeting with the gallant and irresistible
foxhlnters had bcdeckcd themselves with all their
valuable jcwclry aud afrayci their abundant hair in
the most captivating folds ard curls bui they quickly
rcconcid themselves to the situation and sailed uto
the may whirl of the dance with less stylish part
ners than they had built upon securing but
evidently with all the satisfaction they desired as
their gay and beamifg eyes revealed. The floor was
well filled all the evening and the orchestra entering
into the spirit of the festive scene which was all the
more festive by contrast with tho dismal night
outside, ratified OF the music with praiseworthy
energy. The guests of the Garden city Hotel were
all present ana numerous residents OF the neiphbor
hood who not farmers, but whose business is
In New York. The dancing was kept up after supper
aud IL was long past midnight before the bali
close
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
THE ARREST OF COLONEL MAPL.EsON.
A woMAN's PROTEST.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEIl.Lp:-
Tho Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to hill
dren has been unwsc in selecting for its prey such
prominent person Colonel Mapleson. The mana
gers should have shown Justice IL not more cour-
tesy. to stranger in our land. and who has come
here to elevate the standard of opera-sn honor
and benefit we Americans ought to appreciate for wc
sadly needed It, IL might perhaps DC wiser for the
officers of the Society tor the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children to examine into the lives of the children
they profess to take such interest in. DO
they expect to furnish the necessaries OF
life TO the parents who perhaps sup
ported by the talents of their little ones 2
Perhaps 1t would be kinder t. these little ones to let
them beg IN the streets There would be nothing
cruel in that; il s nothing but fun, of course
them to wander day and night trying to beg little
for those ut home. This arrest to insult
to the managers Of tho Academy. TO think that they
have allowed this thing to go on under their eyes and
have not seen the cruelty of i'll Ny advice to the
society would be to first direct their energies to some
of the long standing places in this city where cruel
performances carried ON only in degraded form.
Query.--Do the children Of the illustrous managers
of this society run, dance exercise in any but
the prescribed way A LOVER OF JUSTICE.