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The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
From the Chester Times.
President EckeI's Report.

The report read by President Eckel be-
fore the Wilmington Board OF Euuca-
tion. concerning the public schools of
Chester, is well worthy the publication
given to it in the Tins. 1t Is pleas
aptly-instructive document, anu SHOWS
conclusively what coed thing the ex-
change of visits between the Schooi Dl-
rectors of the two cities has been
Among the salient points OF the report
we notice the commentator given to
our capacious and well-lighted school
room. aas well ventilated as many OF our
own school rooms," which is gentle
way. we suppose of saying that the ven
tilation is defective. Whether or not TINS
was meant, it is a fact that our school
rooms. MANY of them are not well Ventl-
lated. Both Superintendent and Direc-
TORS have endeavored by personal super
vision to remedy this, but IN certain
rooms either the teachers are hnapprt-
ciative of pure air, or else circumstances
beyopd control defeat their, efforts at
ventilation. 1t was again anu AGAIN re- re-
marked by our wilmington visiaots '.'
they passed through onr school rooms,
how many more than is usual OF cumc
inches of SPACE per scholar these rooms
contained This fact ought materially 10
facilitate ventilation; and let IL never
be forgotten that thorough ventiiation Is
essential. Scholars cannot study satis-
factorily in heavy, poisoned aIiIos-
nhere. and bad air makes bad health
Tha absence of wall decorations, floral,
picture, or motto, surp lseu our Visi.ols
This is an lmpori ant matter, to whlcn we
must all fee grateful tor having attention
directed. r.;a., po.rd
are enthusiastic In favor OF steam neat
INC. and notice approvingly our lntro.
dnction of steam into the Howell strte'
building. The warming OF school rooms
| is aDother of those Vexed question'
which have long renamed. INT
Howell street apparatus Iulnis i's pro;n
ise. every school building IN our CITY
ought TO be furnished in the same way
We have demonstrated beyond perau
venture that both furnaces and stoves
ore a costly failure for school room uses
| IF steam heating Is the thing, the sooner
n is had the better. The report very
pleasantly notices the distinct articula
| f;nn and appropriate infections VIII
which the children in our schoois ren
aared their reading lessons. Good READ
inp although so essential IN an suuca
,iin "a scarce commodity In mos
schools. We appreciate this compliment
and all the more because we feel that
ia deserved. AS corps, our teachers ar
a ,n,rable readers, and ike teacher INK
child naturally follows. There are otse
faat,,res of our schools upon which Presl
| dant Eckei makes wise comment, Dil
want of space forbids further notice OF
naner The judicious, kindly tone o
which can hardly fail TO beneht potl
Wilmington and Chester.
Come and see us again. gehtieiheH'
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
Francis e. Sons Price List.

New French Prunes, &c per Id; Z lb
peaches, new, halves for 25c Id dried
apples, 25c; 10 new buckwheat, 25c 4 Id
dried blackberries Csc; 10 sugar corn 25c
4 bapple butter 25c; new Valencia rails
ins, INC; new currants, &c new citron 20c
10 seedless raislns, 25c; lb Jones' mince
meat, 25e; the best 40c Japan black and
Imperial tea in the city Rio coffee Is, 90,
22, 25c, best Laguayra 28c, best Maracaibo
2Sc, Old Gov. Java 32c. granulated sugar.
M. white 8. tight 7c; Proctor Il CANDLES
Olive soap exc, pound bleacher 8K, Bah
bitt 7c, poor mans &c, standard &c, and
soap &C; new crop N. o, Molasses 40c per
gai; table syrup 40c per gal; lb leaf lard
25c; corn starch SC; sugar corn SC per an;
acxberries &c per can; Delaware table
peaches 15c per can; wash boards 12Hc;two
hooped buckets 12hc; broom 12kc; large
reed bird mackeral l5c per doz; headlight
oil csc gal; 3 cans choice tomatoes for 25c;
choice roll butter zoe; large sacks salt 4c
Rumford's Yeast Powder, large bottle lie;
small, Sc almonds, walnuts, grapes and
candies at low prices; all brands of flour,
25c per Dbl less than mill price. Coal Oil,
lac per gal.
VIM. M. FRANCIS & SON,
N. W. Cor. 4th & Lombard Sts., CITY.
deci8-6t
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
THE PRESIDING ELDER.

At meeting of the Conference of the
Union NJ. e. Church, the folio wing pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Rev. J-B. Quigg, pre-
siding Elder of the Wilmington District,
Wilmington Conference Is closing, his
term of service in the District, add,
whereas, he has in our judgment faith
fully and judioiously discharged the re-
sponsibilities of his office by constant
labor and important advice in the inter-
est of the church. Therefore,
Resoloed, That we express our graft
tude for his counsel and. advice in look
ing after the interest of our charge and
that of Wilmington Mothodism.
ResolUed, That we highly regard his
Christian character and appreciate the
labors he has performed among us.
Resolved, That wherever his lot may
be cast we will remember him in our sym
pathy and prayers.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
l.. p. BUSH,
j. p. WALES,
w, d. DOVE.
A Fine Concert.
Prot. Becher's Pupils Giue a Concert at
the Opera House.

Prot. Becher's Pupils Give Concert at
the Opera House.
A good-sized audience assembled in
the lecture room of the Grand Opera
House, last evening, to attend the con-
cert given by Prof. Becher and chorus
The programme included two spirited
choruses by the Wilmington Sanger
bund, fine instrumental quartet, an
artistic violin solo by Prof. A. w. Aarink
sen, and exercises by Prof. Becher's
scholars.
Rosine Waltz, Latour, by Miss Nelly
Lichtenstein and Mas'er Harry Gould,
rendered with fine effect and greeted
with liberal applause.
Love song, on two pianos, by Misses
NJ. Pyle, Milly McLear, FL. johnson and
M. Holt. This piece was surprisingly
we'll executed, considering the youth of
the performers, and was received with
evident pleasure by the audience.
Galop, trio, by Masters d. Baldwin,
! W. Gawthrop and A. Hyatt, was render
ed in very spirited manner.
Rondino, from Diabelli, was exec ed
ingly well rendered by Misses M. Weyl
and S. Simms.
/ A violin solo-a galop from Winner
by Master Charles Hickman, was real
treat to the audience.
! The march from "The Prophet" by
Myerbeer, on two pianos, was fine
composition, exceedingly well rendered
by Misses Emma Hizar, Emma Cav
throp, Kate Pyle and Lulu johnson.
The Tannhauser March, from List
by Miss Milly Becher, was perfect rem
dition of difficult composition, and
cons idering the youth of the performer
was rendered with more than ordinary
ability.
The "Tramp Chorus" by the class
was we'll rendered, and the concert marcl
on two pianos, by Misses l.. Lichtensteil
Edith and1 Sophie Pusey and Milly
Becher, was highly enjoyed.
The concert was positive proof o.
the success of Prof. Becher's mode o.
imparting instruction to the children il
classes.
The success of the affair was also due
to the two excellent upright and square
Steiff pianos that were used for the oc
| caSion.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
SECOND EDITION
The Historical Society,

ANNUAL MEETING LAST EvENING-ELEC-
TIoN OF oFFICERs-oTHER BUSINESS.
The annual business meeting of the
Historical Society of Delaware was held
last evening at the building of the So
ciety, Market street, near Tenth.
The committee appointed at previous
meeting to make all necessary arrange
ments for holding the annual meeting,
reported further that they had made the
following nominations for officers
President-Hon. d. M. Bates.
Vice Presidents-Chief Justice Jos. T.
Comegys, 7. Gardner Littell and Hon. Il.
f. Bayard.
Recording Secretary-Joseph r. Wal
ter.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. l.. p.
Bush.
Librarian-Dr. r. P. johnson.
Treasurer-Elwood Garrett.
Historlographer-Ho on. Il. e. Wales.
Directors-W. ID. Dpwe, Il. A. Rad
wav, I'll. S. McComb, John Ii. Adams,
and DR. j p. Wales.
Your committee also reports that they
have addressed letters to several gentle
men, with view to secure preparation
of papers to be read before the Society
during the winter and spring, viz to
Rev Geo. A. Leakin, of Baltimore. ask
ing the repetition of paper read by him
before a Maryland society, on the Bohe-
mia Manor; to Hon. Joseph p. Comegys,
requesting from him paper on the life
and character of the late John M. Clay
ton; to Geo b. Rodney, Esq, who has
promised to entertain our proposition.
for historical paper.
l.. p. BUSH,
j. p. WALES,
w. d. DOVE.
The report was accepted, and the Sec
retary gave the casting vote of the So
ciety, and the gentlemen named were
elected.
The time of meeting was changed from
the second Thursday of each month, and
on motion of G. III. Bates, the Secretary
was instructed to notify the members OF
each monthly meeting.
Hon. l.. Il. Wales presented short
memorial of the late Samuel NJ. Harring-
ton, which was read and ordered to be
entered on the minutes.
On motion adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
MERRIT'S
Patent Gas Carburetter.
For supplying an
IMPROVED ILLUMINATING GAS,
At a
GREAT SAVING IN GAS BILLS.

Il IN Il
The IMPROVED MERRITT OAKBU-
RErTER has succeed In overcoming all
obstacles In the way OF making use of the
gaseous properties of light hydro carbon
SiIs. and ia now offered 10 the public q
free from all oh ectionabie features, per-
fectly sale, and possessing the valuable
property OF reducing the consumption of
coal gas fully one-half, and at The same
time affording larger. clearer and more
brilliant light. 1t can be used in coAnec-
tion with the ordinary coal gas meter, and
enriches the coal gas by It's addition, thus
furnishing an illuminating gas OF fncreas-
ed brilliancy, and at very large saving
from the cost of ordinary coal gas.
The Carburetter is well and strongly
made, possesses reservoir OF sufficient
size 10 hold Naptha (from which the case
ous property is extracted by the machine)
enough for use during several months. 1t
is regulated ny pateat automatic valve,
and has patent purifier and regulator. 1t
is highly recommended by Insurance
Companies, and Insurance Is readily eff
fected on buildings containing N erritt's
Carburetter, without additional premium.
lis construction has been Investigated by
the National Board of Underwriters and
approved by Them and the local boards
This approval aud permission to place the
Carburetter in buildings, instead of plac-
ing IL iu q brick vault at q distance from
he same, is the best certificate of its safe
ty. Territorial rights for sale by the Mer-
rit Gas Light Co.
Tue Larouret.er is now on exhibition at
the office of Evans Pennington, Real Els
tate Brob er, Room /, Second Story, ALI
mond Building, Cor. OF Eighth and Mar
het Sts., Wilmington, Del. decl4-3
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
SPECIE IN THE BANKS.

Byan act Of Congress the resumption
of specie payments. (gold and silver
throughout the country will commence
on the first of January next. In looking
over the published statements of the
banks in this city the following will show
the amount of specie they have on hand:
The Union National Bank, silver, S5,-
2899O.
National Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywine, gold, S145 so; silver, $4,-
$50 20. a..
Nat,onal Bank of Delaware. S23, ,754 "a.
First National Bank, gold, $30,3l6 90,
silver, So. .698 5S. ...
The National Bank of Delaware City,
$3.50. - :.
The Farmers Bank in this city, is
now paying out gold at par
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
Brief Locals.
tmas il only one week of

Christmas IS only ono Wt6K OH
Call aud see those life size Crayons tax
en- by Sutterly. His prices are low.
- aug30-tf.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 835
Market street.
Miss Charlotte TIL ompson will appear
Mt the Grand Opera House, on Christ
mas night, in the 'Hunchback."
The prices in the curb stone market
do not vary.
Joint. RAYMOND, the comedian, at
the Grand Opera House, ON M onday
evening next.
Take your children to Sutterly's gallery
for a good icture, 302 Market street.
aug30-tf
The improvements at the Odd Fellows
Hall are about completed.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

BRIiHr Washington correspondent
\ lone himself credit by suggesting
FAdfani hurry home and run for Gov
F''f Of Ohio next, and thereby prove
|r'lrF he has strength enough to run
iae Presidency or not. Ohio is the
|SalG point of all great men tbese
|'h' and Grant ought to reflect upon
y important suggestion. Ifhe expects
amount to anything in the future it is
u0uOt fact that he will have to go to
'9 and make new start.-Times.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

IL 1T not shoal water that causes the
sea to break and foam over the bottom
that is not much below the surface?
Now, in regard to Vincent's assumption
of being the father of life saving stations,
as his words say, clear down the Atlantic
coast, | asserted in former conmu-
nication, that l had heard in the United
States Senate, thought as far back as
184l, a debate on the subject OF estab-
fishing life saving stations. To refresh
my memory, and prove l was correct in
asserting thatVincent was not theorlgina-
tor of life saving stations, l wrote to
Washington and received the following
answer: "The proceedings of Congress
to which you refer in your letter, may
be found in Congressional Globe and ap-
pendix I'd session 10Th Congress, page 223,
the bill making appropriate ons for the
naval service for the year 1871, being
under consideration March the
I'd, 1841, Mr.. Wall proposed
as an amendment, an appropriation
of 10000 to MAINTAIN, under the control
of the Secretary of the Navy, two of
Francis life boats, to be stationed at
Rockaway, New York and Long Branch,
New Jersey. Amendments were offered
10 Walls amendment by several Sena-
tors, which were afterwards withdrawn,
and Mr.. Walls amendment was rejected
by vote of yeas and nays. Now, it will
be seen that life boat stations were agi-
tating Congress in 1S4l, and how a man
can have the presumption to claim the
paternity of this business in 1874 beats
all / ever knew. ] do not wish to de-
tract anything from Vincent that is just
Had he written that he was in his earlier
days partner, or concerned in printing
band issuing in Wilmington, paper call
| ed the Blue Hens Chicken, which for
low, dirty, lying, blackguard slander was
| never eq uallrd by any paper in this
State. 1t finally by its own weight OF
dirt and filth sunk nearly into oblivion
| Whether the London Times ever made
any quotations from it have never beer
| informed, or whether the Golden clut
have files of it hung up in their clut
room, have no knowledge of And
will venture to assert that If Vincent
| will 90 to Washington, and into the Off
ces of the Light House Board and To
biographical Surveyor, or the office o.
the Secretary of the Navy, and read the
| letter to them that l have re-copied II
this communication from the Whining
ton Herald of the Goth of November, the
said department at Washington will or
der Vincent to be taken to a lunatic asy
lum and to be- kindly cared for the re
mainder of his days. -
| SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
na..x,h IN 1879
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

NALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Ihe
Io&market was active and weak at the
te. Gold opened at 1905 and fell to
y Government bonds were firm, States
PaiMl railroads strong. Money on
E-'s active at 81 a 4 per cent, ad-
'iial to !, and closed at 5 6 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
To EXHIBIT HIMSELF.

NJ. .IeS h, Jones, the negro, who charged
ewrDouujHson, Philip Vincent, and VIM.
liz IN HD9NNoe, with attempting to take his
Vii NJ anoVember last by shooting him,
Ia H. public exhibition of himself,
l0 Ssco easement of the colored church
eyen,nnnu street near Washington this
aos hps, All "doubting Thomases" can
9ke se ,h.t an opportunity to see him and
orare ne.r !, hngers in his gaping wounds
Al ADJ 70 prove that he was really al OF
As prnns prsslon of 10 cents will be charged,
Church rbpeeds to be for the benefit of ths
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
TOWNSEND, December 10, 1873.
For the Gazette.

FOr tnt bdZbbtos
MIR. EDITOR Since / sent yeu the
long communication, yesterday, / saw
last night another laundering communi-
cation of Vincent's and l only send you
these few lines to show that Vincent
knows but little of what he writes about
vessels and the sea coast. He says the
Moutezuma weLt ashore near Lever, and
that was mistaken in the name of the
vessel This stuff is on par with nearly
all his assertions, for the historian does
not know the name of the vessel. 1t
was, sir, as have stated, the Tnscarora,
| know what / am writing about; l bad
her frame cut in Kent County, Del, and
sold it to her builders, Waugh q Lynn,
Philadelphia. Historian would you like
to bet something ON this? l would give
YOU odds four to one. The Montezuma
was also one of Cope's ships but much
older and smaller Than the Tuscarora
The fact is Vincent, you are humbug
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
December IL, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

loRToS AND HUM, the Philadelphia
lset railroad men whose financial ex-
'aSln putting upon the market nearly
'0nllOu dollars worth of fraudulent
Ek will hot soon be forgotten in that
y have been sent to State Prison for
I rear While the sentence is severe
IaiiLe same time richly deserved.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
PERsoNAL.-Gov. COCHRAN called In

PERSON COCHRAN called In
upon us yesterday. He is enjoying ex-
cellent health and we do not remember
seeing him looking better. The end of
his Gubernatorial term will find him
looking as young as when he was in
augurated four years ago. At three score
and ten there are few so well preserved
DIR. SwITHIN CHANDLER was in town
Yesterday. The Doctor is frequently
spoken of in connection with the Speak
ership of the House of Representatives.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
AuauSensents A Is.

Miss Charlotte Thompson, will appear
at the Opera House on Christmas night
IN a character she has never presented in
~ ,h;s . city. that of .Julia" in "The Hunch-
h,ck @ ;. This is a drama of intense inter-
ast and her admirers will no doubt be
Greatly pleased to witness this perform
ance.,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

CHICAGO. ILL, March 81, 1878.
have prescribed the "Blanchard Blood
and Nerve Food" for many months past
with the best results, especially III cases
of nervous debility. l can confidently re-
commend 1t In all nervous omplaints.
Tnos. HENDERSON, NJ. D.,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

d. W. DeHaven, Superintendent, Mai
lors Stables, Washington. D.; CY was
cured of rheumatism of tn. back, hip and
foot by Keller's Roman Liniment.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
DIED-
dec9-1w

BILLANY.-In this city, on the 18th inst,
Ann Billany, aged 85 years.
The relatives and friends of the family,
are respectfully invited to attend the fun
eral from the residence Of her son-in-law,
II. F. Pickles, No. 303 West Sixth street,
on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Ser
VICES at the house. Interment in VIII
mington and Braudywine cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

An exchange says: A one-armed ne
gro boy In Augusta has saved four per
sons from drowning. This Is notning
for DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has
saved thousands from consumption.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18
ERST EDITION..
,o;aI and Com I'm ercfat.

r,txrseroN, Dell, Dec 10 ias :.
Nibay ouotaLlons furnished by
w. ogooA CLAYTON House Building
ton, Del, at IL NJ. to-day
pI-smncx QUOTATIONS..
The daily gazette., 1878-12-18

Duncan Brothers, No. 2l4 Market
street, have prepared themselves for the
holidays by offering TO the public an un-
surpassed stock of staple and fancy hard
ware. Hardware has the advantage of
being uniformly useful, as well as beauti-
ful, and therefore makes most desirable
Christmas present. The stock of Dun
can Brothers will he found to contain
all that can be desired, and many useful
and valuable Christmas presents can be
here obtained by those desiring to re-
member their friends.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
,,9hrtnbaraer" ReasunsheIo.

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renb' 5euounnen uro Triump1e 2ort
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Scene i'm Sberbnuie, als 20ro Bens
cousfielb pOr ben Beers feline 8olitit
oertbei otgte; Samftng Dor a@t 2nsen
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Der @itp. @elbt eineu jineeren uno
ir~iftiseren Mann nls 2oro 8enconsfeIb
muBte cine iplhe ,Waffe bon gbren@ Al
Sob ermiibet baben. Q1ein Der arei1e
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men9enOmmen gu baben, INN bic 2at
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fib acknowledgement bic Wenae in
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3 Der grOBe pra9tpOlle 9tamunttern,
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