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The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
The Markets.

The King street curb market this morn
ing, was rather dull, both as regards
buying and selling. The supply of artic-
les was good but prices did not fluctuate
In the fish market the supply was the
largest this season. that is of shad and
herring of other kinds there was a very
meagre supply. 1t is estimated that
there were from 1900 to 1000 shad offered
foa sale, and about 5000 herring. Shad
brought fran 20 to rs cents per piece
Herring, % cents per dozen. The prices
of other articles were quoted as follows:
Beef steak, 16alSc; sirloin, 1Sa20c
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8a12c; Clipped,
25a30c; pork, 10c; ham sliced, 16al8c
wholesale, 12c shoulders, 1Oa12c fitch,
1la12c; sausage, 10c scrapple, 7aSc; pud-
ding, 16c; hog's-head cheese, 12c; lard,
l0c; mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a18c veal,
10al6c; outlets, 18a20c; turkeys, 15c. pc !
lb.; chickens, 12al4c; geese, 11a12c;
ducks, 12al3c; butter, fresh, 35a3Sc.,
roll, do, 25a30e. per pound; eggs,
13c; potatoes, 10al2c per half peck /;
sweet potatoes, 12al5c; apples, 25a35c I;
onions, 18c; walnuts, 12c shellbarks. &c
per quart; cranberries 12c lima beans,
12c; soup beans, Sc; honey, 25c per
pound; cabbage, 6a1oc per head tnr-
nips, Sc per half peck celery good, 100
per stalk parsnips, base per bunch !;
beets. 15c per half neck.
Rhubarb, 8 cents per bunch; radishes,
&c., per bunch; lettuce, &C.. per head;
spinach, lOc., per half peck; onions, Base.
per bunch.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Interested in the Election

A member of the Wilmington City
Couacil, while in New Castle yester-
day (where amuniclpal election was in
progress) learned for the first time that
there was some opposition to the re-
election of his valued old friend Mayor
Gitfip. With an energy Characteristic
of the man he at once went earnestly
to work to do what he could for his
friends success. Rushing down to the
wharf he purchased nearly tive dozen
shad which he distributed In the most
judicious manner, and then literally
treated The delighted fishermen from
whom he purchased the fish. His ef-
forts inspired an immense enthusiasm
in the contest, and the friends Of May
or Giffia rallied from all parts of the
city, until his triumphant election was
assured beyond all doubt.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Brutal Prize Fight.

A desperate prize fight took place on
Saturday morning, soon after daylight
about feur and half miles from Chester
Pa. on the line of Pennsylvania and
Delaware States. The principals were
Steve Regnier, Frenchman who had
bean at one time canvas man with
Barnum's show, and Chas. f. Hurley
young Irishman, of Philadelphia, neither
of the men being professionals. Eigh>
teen rounds were fought, in which both
men were badly punished and battered
up, on the last round the brulsers were
scarcely able to stand. Regnier, In strik-
ing at his antagonist fell aud was unable
to rise, whereupon Hurley was declared
winner. The affair was in settlement oil
an old feud. A large crowd of roughs
from Philadelphia and elsewhere wit
messed the fight.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
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NoTICE..I, Charles Cannon, de hereby

nj OTICE.-I, Charles Cannon, dc hereby
IN give notice that shall apply in writ
Ing to the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, in and for the ooun-
ty OF New Castle, on Monday, the sth day
OF May next, A. D., 1878. being the first day
of the next May Term OF the said Court,
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
the 8. e. corner of Heald and Apple streets,
South Wilmington, in the Second Ward OF
the city OF Wilmington, TO sell intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
aud the following respectable citizens re-
commend the said application, to wit;
William Bareford, Amos A Eastburn,
John Hammond, N ID Curry,
Thos IL Mccormick, Timothy Futty,
Martin Pyle, Edwin Hayes,
Daniel Morgan, John Kelley,
VIM B Mccormick, John Murphey,
Daniel Callahan, Henry McPike,
Peter r Miller, Robert L Pyle,
William p Windish. Henry Lentz,
Reute On Hayes, Michael Kenney,
Pierson p loud, John EasJburn,
Charles T Stevenson, X II Taylor.
ap6-3t CHARLES CANNON.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
The case is still on trial.

While the millowners of New England
contine to complain of hard times and to
cut down the wages of their operatives,
several of the Southern cotton factories
make encouraging exhibits. For in
stance, the Langley Manufacturing Com
pany of Columbia, S. c., has been in
active operation for six years, and, on an
original capital of 100000, has earned
net profits amounting to S325, ,407. Wages
in the Southern factories do not average
as high as in New England, nor is as
high q grade of skill required in the op-
eratiyes. The cost of living is, however,
much less than in the North, and there
are mo dark, cold, and dreary winters,
durir g which, as in New England, the
operative hardly ever sees daylight
except through the factory window.
Under the name of the Kyrie Society
an association of ladies and gentlemen
has lately been formed in England for
the purpose of "bringing the refining
and observation-disclosures of natural beauty
into the hom.s and neighborhood of the
poor"
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
GcneraI News.

'cell llame buildings in Galveston,
4 were burned yesterday morning.
f'o'0oV Insurance $50, 900.
Gn Of Capt John Taws, of Deal's q
Il aged thirteen years, was knocked
FAnoo Oh thursday last and drown
Ea0 Jose, Cal, election Monday
]ails ticket was elected with the
EI'a A. Of 4 the chief of police, who was
4 'y the worklngmen.
municipal election in Trenton. N.
a,oa, ,u out 10 be a "mixed victory.n
(v,n,'', uUClals elec ed the mayor, school
i,,enuant 'n and tax receiver. The
''''iS nave a majority in the coun-
law Jaw mill Of VIM. Ruark 81 Sons.
n V,Ses S's. county, was destroyed by
|lo ISa'ufuay night. On the same
|mo a Oarn OF Joseph Coulbourn. in
n lt s,; county, was burned. The lat t.
lllsd with hay. A' 'aN
|,"wa.'a a' agent Carter's Chief Deputy
|cSa'',te |cr"a,te was arrested Saturday. at
Isa1i "Ilies, i, La, under Indictment of
| IaI "i ,Jln Jury Of that place, found last
ke,~a ueSpass and obstructed nayipa-
''pas' Hegave the required ulsa, bonds
1 I Ji,'o,els weeks of st. Johnsbury, Vt.
nyttor nS,1 ofthe Merchants Nation
{el VI a., 'aat town, is reported to have
\ ao% I Journey and taking S43, 600
N ~u s,., borrowed funds. The town
h. 1clled 5, and steps will be taken
DN llln TO return. N0n
y an s'g New York bricklavers
Soa NJ an Il. increase of wages SA'nyeps on rons
u v,s "lerever the demand for an
Lpo"vses,am WAS made it was acceded to by by
IlIer,rr',, IlI1ers, and work went on with.
H. Eeraup'lon. aat' The demand was for
ba.du uay where 81 25 has heretofore e
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
For the Gazette.
The Old City Bell.


Much has been said during the past
week in reference to granting the re-
quest of the Phoenix Fire Company for
the loan of the old bell to be placed in
the tower in the rear of their engine
house. do not see what objections the
Historical Society can have to granting
their request. The bell can certainly be
put to better use than it is at present,
stored away among the archives of the
Society, and the firemen have already
pledged their word to return it when re-
quested. A large amount of valuable
property lies in the Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth Wards of the city, and the only
alarm received by the rest of the Fire
Department when fire occurs in that
locality, is the Phoenix carriage going
ost of the house. Place the bell in
charge of this company, and the Historl-
cal Society, am confident, will quietly
acquiesce. BY so doing they will not
only grant the company favor, but also
do justice to property-holders in the
Southeastern and Eastern part of the
city. d.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
The ChincOteague Shooting

1t is said that English of Chincoteague
Island, who recently attempted to col
lect a debt from a man named Pollitt,
through the medium of shot gun, has
not returned yet and his whereabouts
remain mystery. 1t is rumored that
English through his friends, offered to
give Pollitt $500 to compromise the mat
ter, but the latter has rejected all over
tures.-John w. Edmonds, Esq., the
commemorative attorney of Accomac
county, has determined to vigorously
prosecute the case.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
1IRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.

u,,xs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
pn1ladelphla: 200, 6.66, $40, s.0o,
: !" M a m; i2.37, 1910, 2.30, 4.30,
E't. 81 , Is D. m. On sundays: 2.09. 10 q.
Pr 1 oS NV York: 40, 644, a m, l2 81, ~ 40,
nV ~ ~ m: on Sundays: 2U9 m.
Y ioP otPt,more and Washington: 1914, 10,
seam; l25i, 12 90, 8 0s. p m. sundays
| Y polt 81, Deposit; 456 p m; no Sunday
a,h' Ysw Castle: : 5, 8 90, o 80 m; l 80, 9 80 p
M, no sunday train.
hlo sunday train eo.a
III 500. 800 p m; no sunday Train. M
IDeaware western II. IT,: III ~ mi oo
m. on sundays: 10 30 a m.
kRAINs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. .o
|, phlladeIpnla u %, . "a, ~ IN ~
N. i2ll, l26, S65, ADJ, IA. ~
In, i. Il 10 pm; ON sundays: IL 30,
hOOjah 80, 81. IL 10 p IN.
a Newic $; u 81, 81 M u -, ~ %
ta, a,g5lpM. IN Sundays; IL % a IN
&jlpm. an, ,o 90
A Baiimore:2 3, Ala m; IL 7, IL 3s,
81, . 80 y III, Oh ouhuays' 10 " ~ Wv
Washington: 2 18 a m 1927, 1898,
81 g6 pm; on Sundays: 2 IL a m; 8 46
Port Deposit: 500 m; no Sunday
'ha.ns
6M.6iO, I O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
N Delaware r. r.: s50 a IN; 20, 0 40 p
; no Sunday trains.
wilmington q Northern Il. r.: g. 0s,
9am:S 10 p m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: Z 90 q m I;
Ia m; on SUNDAYS; 8 90 m.
lis FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
u; : 30, 800, 10 80, 145a m; 2 80, 3 30.
ID, SIS, 645, 8 IS, II 30 pm; on Sun
as. 30 a m; 0 o., 9 45, II 80, p m.
thirty Second and Market streets:
b, II As "a m, u Is, 3 55, 8 80, IL IS p m;
sundays s %. II As q m.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
eign Telegraphlc Summary

reply Of Prince Gortschakof, the
u chancellor, to the circular of
salisbury is regarded as concilia-
Dl' Is argumentative and ingen-
Inc debate on the address to the
was continued in the British
@ Commons yesterday. The
'illsnt OF Sir George Campbell,
nef Majesty to accept the pre-
p'y conferences suggested by Ger
was withdrawn. The address was
'TFeed to without division-Re-
! ~ lhe thousand are flying from
' I'AA III 10 Greece from Thessaly.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
The Recent Murder.
FUNERAL OF MRS. THOMAS THIS AFTER
NooN-CoNDITIoN OF THE MUIR
DERER

NooN-CoNDITIoN OF THE MUIR
DERER.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas, the mur
dered woman, will take place this after
noon at 8 o'clock, from the establishment
OF ID. Fox, corner of Sixth and Shipley
streets. The remains have been dressed
in black shroud, and will be placed In
a walnut coffin, silver mounted and hav.
ing six silver handles. The funeral ser.
vices will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. La
trobe, of Calvary z. e. Church.
Those who are desirous of viewing the
body can do so from IL until 3 o'clock
Every possible attention will be paid to
make the funeral the same as though il
had taken place from her late resi-.
dence. The body will be inferred in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
THE MURDERER.
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Johnson, visi.
ted Thomas in his cell, at New Castle
and the man seemed to be exceedingly
pleased at the visit. lie conversed with
Mr.. johnson, for sometime, and reques
ted him to attend to the details Of the
funeral Of his murdered wife.
He also requested him to take charge
of his property, and to see that the chill.
dran, were taken care of. In compliance
with his wishes Mr.. johnson, will take
charge OF the effects and make such ar.
rangements as he may see proper. Ths
children hive been sent To the
Home for Friendiess children.
When Mr.. johnson, was in the act oi
leaving the cell, Thomas jumped NJ
from where he was sitting, and putting
on his coat exclaimed that he (Thomasj
went with him. After considerable per.
suasion the man was quieted and Mr.
johnson left. 1t is the opinion of sew.
eral persons, that the man will net live
TO be tried,a las his wound is avery difficult
one to heal.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Silver Horn.

Yesterday Mr.. L. G. File. received 6
letter from member of engine company
No. IL. of Philadelphia, that a number
of their members would visit this city on
the night of the Buffalo Assembly ball,
which takes place at the Institute Hall,
on the 23rd inst. they will briag with
them a silver horn which will be present
Ell to the Delaware Fire Company.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

CENTENNIAL HANS. The best hams
ever offered in this market are being
sold by Christopher Glnder, hog butcher
at stalls 35 and 81 Second street market
near King street, at the reduced price
OF Ia cents pound. The cheapest meat
With eggs at IA cents and hams at IL
cents our restaurants ought to furnish a
delightful meal for 25 cents. Cali at
Ginder's and get ham. ~.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
A Great Falling off.

Last year shipyards of Newtown, Md,
were crowded with oyster boats from
Crisfield and other points undergoing
repairs, making correspondiDgly livelier
and better times for the Carpenters
Owing to the poor oyster traue OF last
winter 1t is feared there will be great
falling offin the repairing business the
coming summer,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10


\ SIS sSSSlHnati 'onaa ado Heiress to an Estate
Poyer}yyy,SS is = Living Living in Compare,
IN the C;nca' startling head to an
n it appears prs'o1att .t Enquirer. Furth-
heirs - JAMS. ans. Quite a o%,1 nn~h hs,. rs uhat az
|are IiVinth 70 the so-called Annelie noeT Taol OF
(ry likely to tn comp comparative poverty
[rlliadteInnSS,Pl tanS Pay n THEIR LAWYERS.
|pprop priated sssslatS's "a a6o stHarrisburO
10 look aftaSs % ,oeO for an inyesti.
PGdy knew vea ws. a $1,000 fee, which
legal, M ans was oai, at all events teoI,- -
Pa, gentlsmcso u could ! not be recovered ,Ev1I
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Dismissed.

Last evening, John Ha milton, who
keeps a store at Seventh and Bennst
streets, was arranged before Esquire
Cole, charged by John Richardson, with
selling stale meat. The evidence adduced
did hot sustain the charge, and Mr..
Hamilton was discharged.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Quarterly Conference.

The first (for the present Conference
Year, Quarterly Conference of Asbury
Al. L. Church will be held on Saturday
evening next, April 18th commencing
at 2 O'Clock,
The love feast will be held on FRI
day evening, April 10Th.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Vance In San Francisce.

CINCINNATI, April GA telegram
has been received fro N the proprietors
of the Lick House; San Francisco, ad'
dressed to Mrs. Vance, stating that hel
husband, ex-Congressman J. L. Vance
who mysteriously disappeared from
this city = short time ago, was there
and was insane. - -.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
DIED.

HILL.-On the 9th inst, John Huston
Hill, in the saith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family,
also oriental Lodge, No. IL. l. o. o. r., and
Newark Grange, No. 8, p. OF H. are re-
sspectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, from his
late residence, on the farm of his father
aprl0-2t$
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

IL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Ths stock
r was fairly active and strong.
opened at 1904 and closed at s1OOi.
Fnment bonds were weak, States
hnd railroads higher. Money on
b. active @6a7 per cent, the bat
Ing the ruling rate.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Reduced the Price of Admis
sion

The committee have reduced the price
of admission to the concert Miss Bare on
Thursday night, in the Opera House to
80 and IS cents She Is beautiful singer
but aside from this the good cause ought
10 draw a full house.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

Doctors are to guard human life and
bring relief the sick. So does DIR. Bulls
baby syrup, it contain nothing injurious
and is always reliable. To be had at all
drug stores in our city. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
"unicipal Election

Flat' . Aprll 9."Michael N. Nolen,
cver : 1aNS ealse'edSS Mayor N by a plural,
lale ran l'vuo, "ss The worklngmen's
an candissly anu iasesrly as high as the Re.
b stands. tt,udIe, Hs The Board of Al
lave e"s0ImHinGismen, y mnis, 3. The Demo Demo
Fsors' majority in the Board of
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

Ereiary Thompson has come to the
i Of the heathen Chines. Orders
been issued to our war ships in the
\ Pacific to seize all American YES
Engaged in the coolio trade.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

NJ OTICE.-I, Martin +, Keough, de here
IN by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Cou It OF General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day of Nav
next being the nrst day OF the MAY term
A. D., 1878, for license TO keep An Inn or
Tavern, known as the Black Horse Hotel,
3. W. corner OF Front and Justison streets,
First Ward OF the city of Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk en- the prem
ises, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application, to wit:
VIM Kyne, Jacob Kisnis,
Henry Bradley, Lawrence Kiernan,
Daniel Melarkey, william Richie,
James L Dickinson, Henry Lingo, I.
b Cumming, John II Yetter, aR
VIM Glenn, Samuel Moulton, Jr., on{ch
John Caldwell, Michael Lally, ara nfn
John Murphy, Jacob McCardle . therefore
Dennis Bradley, Daniel McCuske1oke i,r:linl-
Caleb Miller, Patrick Lally IONS as 10 nat
his Simon Glatts % or, i,lieresfed
Chas Mullin, Patrick Hugt,;ied 10 send for
marx francis Ky Tutents," ichich
Jno CaluWell, VIII. FrancM Kdtdils complete in
VIM Shaw and Other i1l,1bL.
aprlO3t* MARTIN +. EAmericdn National
or,T Roydl StCedist, Nor
I OST.-An Account Book 9 at Washington Hon.
- 1878, between Brandywice u S. Courtof Claims:
Suarryvilie, on the Philaddtent O1ce and TO Sena-
LIBERAL reward will be paiess from every State.
Crea. 70 be left at Adar GGER a. Co., Solicitors
grocery store, Brandywi = y -. - 49,, se.e,,o' -,
apr4-et Jas af Law, lie D~ -N@fsQ
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
A Handsome Seven-Shot
REVOLVER,

CILvER-PLATED, for 81 80, with one
y months ammunition free. We will
send to any address the above, securely
packed in neat case, with 100 cartridges,
upon the receipt of $3.50. The revolver
cannot be bought In any store In tho United
states for less than 81 90, say nothing of the
ammunition. For circular, enclo~e . cent
stamp. Terms, 81 rs In advance to Insure
sale. The balance @. y. ID. Every pur-
chaser has the privilege Of examining be-
fore paying for 1t, and IL 1t is not as we rep
resent 1t. do not take 1t, but return to us -
To every five (o) Revolvers sent to one ad-
dress, we present an extra one. Revolver
free 10 all who will act as agents. Address,
stating where you saw this,
CHARLES T. EDWARDS Il CO.,
Importers OF Novelties.
ap10-dly 904 Filbert St., Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Indications for To-Day.

\ NeW England and the Middle States,
o cloudy and rainy Oedther, south
(.nag b southeast minds, aud falling,
D iollOued By rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
Port News.

The schooner Mdy J. Cdrsnsr, is now
living Pusey, Jones 81 Co.'s wharf, load
ing with machinery. She is bound for
Trinidad
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
MAR RIED.

at the house OF Joseph Vlckars. ESQ.,, by
Rev. John A. B. Wilson pastor OF Asbury
M: X. Church, Mr.. Mansfield Kitchens to
Miss Agnes b. Moore, both OF Whining
ton.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
SECOND EDITION
New Castle Letter.
THE CITY ELECTIoN-MAYoR GIFFIN
hh-ELECrED-RIDING AND BARR
ELECTED TO COUNCIL.

THE CITY ELEcTIoN-MAyoR GIFFIN
RE-ELECTED-RIDING AND BARR
ELECTED To COUNCIL.
NEW CASTLE, April 10, 1873.
The city election, which was held yes-
terday, was of the most exciting charac-
ter, and earnest, but quiet work was the
order of the day. After the closing of
the polls the Court House was crowded
by as large q crowd as though it had been
general election. The total poll was
All votes, divided as follows:
FOR MAYOR.
lnomas Gifnn. .265 votes
VIM. ID. Dobbs. ..yS
Amos Davidson temperance. As
Giffin's majority ever both. =. .122
FOR CITY TREASURER.
VIM. f. Lane (no opposition).. All
FOR ASSESSOR.
II. Dillon. ...205 votes
y. IL. Rlce. e..............
Joseph Nantine.. ..................6 .6
Il. Dalby.. ...................23
Dillon's majority over all..........1 vote
FOR CITY COUNCIL.
Israel Riding. :. .231 VIM. H. Barr. .273
Saml Etchell. lib Joseph Morgan AS
w. Woltkill.. ..114 d. Stewart. g.. 80
The opposition to Mayor Giffin did
not fairly develop itself until the opening
Of the polls, but 1t had the effect of rous-
ing the Mayors friends to heroic efforts
on his behalf.
The members-elect will be sworn in
this evening, when Council will organize.
Several of our fishermen made large
catches of moss bankers yesterday.
Thomas, the wife murderer, is pro-
crossing very we'll he rests easy and
takes his meals with relish now that his
wounds are healing.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10
n evision OF the Tariff.

The New Tariff Bill was before tn,
House pf Representatives on Tuesday
and Mr. Wood addressed the House q,
follows.