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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
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BON le0 Afer 0ano II Msilen BON Sale
oouia uno eruarb flip bur9 Spariamteit
unb barte arbeit Elm 8erm0ssn, bas man
auf SlO,0 600 i4dst. R. |. P.
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bel Der Iesten Dabl tn Detroit, 6srr Ns
9aler wieoer aIs Nloermann ermdblt wurz
De; es ioate BERGEN Wi9aeI SaIsr.
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RodeIs in Carroll. Soma, mo0en iie bort
gum Wapor MAIDEN. Go ahead John!
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Building Permits.

Daring the past month there Were
eleven permits granted by the Surveying
Department for the erection of buildings,
a. follows
George A. Cannon, one house, on the
west side of ButJonwood, between Lob
dell and A streets.
James l.. Hawkins, one house, on the
west side of Eighteenth St. near Wash
ingion.
Isaac Thomas, one house, on the south
side OF Thirteenth street, near Washing
ton.
Hiram Phillips, one house, on ;hs
south side uf Foulth street, west OF Sc 1T
street.
James DenHls, one house, on north
side of Fourth street, west of Lincoln.
II. +. Buckingham x Co an addition
To their store, 5. h. corner of Front and
Shipley ,treets
William II. Mckay, one stable, on the
y. W. corner of Twelfth and West
streets.
Thomas X Porter, one house, on the
west side OF Madison street, south OF
Eleventh street.
Thomas McComb, one house, on the
west side of Madison street, below Eley-
eDth street.
W. y. Nalior, one house, on the south
sde Uf Sixteenth street east of Lincoln.
John Grinnage, one house on the
north side of Fourth street, west of Lin
coin.
During the same month last year there
were fourteen permits granted.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Wilmington District confer

The next regular session ofthe Will
mlngton District Conference Of the NJ. Il.
Church will convene in Asbury NJ T..
Church, this city, on Wednesday morn
ing, ith inst, at 10 o'clock. The follow
ing Is the programme
|. Sermon by j. II. Caldwell; alternate
II. $. Thompson. Sermon 10 bs cIili-
cised.
:. Disciplinary Service.
3. Discussion, "Should the Presiding
Elder Districts in our Conference be less
Than FOUR" Opened by j. France and
/. Essay "W hat is the most conclu-
sive line of proof of the Immortality of
mani G. NJ. Pegg,
D, Discussion: "Should our Church
license women to preach and exhort ~
Opened by Rev. j. B. Mann aud Daniel
Green
.. Review OF Newman Smyth's, "The
Religious Feeling" Geo. IL. BrisJor.
I. Discussion: "Should our local min
istry be eligible for orders" Opened by
j. ID Kent aud w. j. ONeill.
s. Thursday evening, Sabbath School
meeting, n charge of Joseph Pyle, r.
ii. Mcdaniel, and j. j. McMullen; to be
addressed by j. o. Sypherd. w. l.. S.
Murray and ID. C. Ridgway.
The local preachers of this District
who are to be examined, will please meet
the committee on Tuesday evening OF
this week in clas room No. /, Asbury
Church
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
THE MOFFETT PUNCH IN VIR.
GINA

Tine report of the auditor OF public ac-
c.rnt', to be made to the General As
seinhly at virginia at the session TO begin
on Wednesday, VIII show that he Moi.
fett register system of liquor taxation has
realized about S50O,O00. This is less Than
was claimed for it when il was before the
two houses, but il is more than has been
expected al any time within the past 81 X
mOnlh-, and it Is two or three times az
much rs fhe old license plan produced.
1t is anticipated that the auditor will re-
c9mlncnd that the loose places In the
NJ otict law be tightened, and that "A bel
ter register he adopted. There i, now
V'fy little active opposition to the law.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
THIRD EDITION
Janauschek as "Nfary stuart." /"

A large and appreciatiye audience as
sembled at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening, to witness Nine.
Janausehek, IN Scniller's historical play
of "Mary Stuart" Her rendition of the
character is distinguished by the rare al
tistic merit that marks all her persona
tions, and that has given her such com
mauding pre-eminence in the profession.
The sc ne in which she meets her rival
"Elizabeth," aud in burning words of
scorn deuounces not only England's
queen, but the action by which sue is
held captive, is piece OF acting mat
has never been seen on this Stage, and
stamps her at once the greatest living ac-
tresS in the character of "Mary Stuart"
During her eDunclations her facial eX-
pressons are A comp ete study, and they
Frequently exprrs S. more than her words
The support was good, in fact 1t might
be styled excellent She was Ii b, rally
applauded.
Madame Janauschek, who is now about
AZ years of age, wa, DO II poor girl IN
Prague, Bohemia. She has achieved
great success in the Old World and IA
rained fame, wealth and honors at tue
European courts. She has a great variety
of magnificent Jewels, many of them the
gifts OF royalty and the recognition of
her great genius bv the nobility. Her
maiden name was Janauschek. She Is
now the husband of Nj. Pilot, who ac
companies her. After leaving this city
she goes 10 B iltimOrr and the south west
As far rs Texas. Throughout the South
she draws immense houses at 81 30 aud -
per seat Her present tour has been
succe = everywhere, owi,g not only TO
her own fame bnl to her excellent sup
port. Her success has never made her
foIgetful of hct lowly origin, and every
summer she visits Europe and her old
home. For lang time she knew moth
lug OF English except memorized aud
purely mechanical knowlt dye OF the
text of her plays. To our mind she is
always greatest in such characters as
"Deborah aud "BrunhIlde," in which
she has full scope to express the deepest
emotions and physical strength of which
She is capable, but her manager says he
generally selects MARY Stuart" for "A
single night because so many people
know and are interested in the story of
the beautiful Scot a play called "Moiher
and Son." of which the MS. is now on
its way from Europe for her, is expected
to afford the opportunities for her great
est dramatic triumph.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
FOURTH EDITION
New Castle Letter.
SPECIAL MEETING OF CouNCIL-sHooTING
OF DoGs-A QUIET SATURDAY NIGHT.
New CASTLE, Dec. 2, 1873.

OF DOGs-A QUIET SATURDAY NIGHT.
New CASTLE, Dec. 9, 1873.
City Council met Saturday evening,
and after some routine business, an or
dinauce concerning dogs was passed to a
second reading. Tomorrow evening
they.wlll meet in regular session, when
the ordinance viii be read a third time
Something should be done TO Seventh
street in order that It may he used by
people living in Dobbin, vile, who are
now compelled to use Ninth street in
coming into the city.
Leave Wilmington at 10I3 y. IN. aft r
the play; New Castle 1910 "a. m, after
walking-is the report ola dozen sporrive
gents of their Sa urday nights exploits.
ga dog shot there Just no "" is an every
hour report throughout the city. During
Saturday aud yesterday not less than two
dozen were put ouG of the way.
Bishop Becker preached at st, Peters
Church yesterday.
Quite large quantity of oyster shells
Is arriving here TO he used on the public
roads OF this Hundred.
saturday night was unusual orderly,
anu the numbers upon the street very
large. .Shawtown recountvd the glories of
her past, and drew upon Fancy for pic
lures of her future. Dobbinsvllle being
cut oil by the raising of the tide from the
main portion OF the city, uie.ly.resigued
themselves to luck and prayer for better.
Bulls llill WAS festive but decorous.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
GOVERNOR CURTIN TO CONTEST
AOCUM'S SEAT.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l.-Goy. Curtin,
who Iah upon the Democratic ticket in
the Twentieth Congressional District Of
pennsylvania, will contest the seat of
Seth q. locum, the Greenback Republi-
can, who received a majority of ninety
two votes. The evidence which Curtin
has obtained leads him to believe that in
his own county he can show enough
fraudulent votes to make up a maiori Y
Of 300, and in the rest of the district he
expects to prove majority OF 100. The
papers in the case will be served on Dec.
H.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Scientific Lecture.

Prof Richard l.. Vuinton, late Of Lon
don, Will lecture for the public school
teachers of this city in the Girls High
School Room, scbool-house No. /, at o.
clock tomorrow. Subject, 1.-The sun, its
Genesis, Composition and Functions. -
Prot. Qmnton comes highly recommend
ed having lecturedwith Professor Huxley
and others well known in this country.
The teachers, who pay all the expenses
of these lectures, which are designed
primarily for their own improvement
cordially invite the public to attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
A NEW FIRE COMPANY.
sEAFoRD GOING TO PROTECT ITSELF
AGAINST FIRE.

sEAFoRD GOING TO PROTECT ITSELF
: AGAINST FIRE.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.
SEAFoRD, Del, Dec. 2, 1878.
A meeting of the citizens Of Seaford was
held in the Town Hall on Saturday night
for the purpose OF organizing fire COM
pany. The following officers were elect
ed
Presldent-Eli Il. Sharp.
Vice President-Henry l.. Hopkins.
Secretary-Dr. J.N. Johns.
Treasurer-T. l.. Cottingham.
1t is proposed to purchase hand engine
and hose reel.
j. +. Pennington, an old Wilmington
fireman, formerly member of the Della
ware 5. +. f. Company, was the master
spirit in melting the citizens to take this
imp rant action.
a severe storm OF wind and rain pre-
vailed in this locality, this morning, but
caused no damage.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
The Provident Society.

The annual bazaar under the image
mcnt OF the Provident Society, Of this
city, will be held in the Opera House on
the 10Th, 1lth and 12th inst of this
month.
The Society intend that the coming
one shall eclipse the one given last year,
and aS the proceeds ara for the benefit OF
the poor, the affair should be very hber-
ally patronized.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
a Fridayin Trouble.

William b. Sparks, a brcklayer il ap-
pears, has lad considerable trouble with
one Of his emploses named John Friday,
who he stated threatened to shoot him
because he had discharged his father.
Mr Sparks not liking the threat had a
warrant issued fo. his arrest, aud at a
hearing before the Mayor he was re-
quired to pay costs and give 500 bal not
10 threaten Mr.. Sparks again.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
WAsHiSGToN, Dec. /.

WAsHISGToN, Dec /.
For Washington the night before the
opening of the last session of a Congress,
the town is quiet. Fully quorum, but
not much more than quorum, of both
cham bers, reached here this morning and
more will be here tomorrow morning.
The hotels are filling, but they are far
from full, and the lobbies have little of
the crowd which usually swarms in them
the first two or three days of the session,
Still, there are enough Congressman here
to givs the place familiar look, and
enough OF the lobbyto make the place
famihar 20 congressman. For many
congressman, who supported Roach's
subsidy last summer, the approaching
session Is last chance for extending aid
and comfort 10 the passage of "A subsidy,
and the lobby is active aud alert. Save
this, all the signs look TO business ses-
sion, the early introduction of appro-
priation bills, their prompt passage, and
strong determination on the part of the
leaders of the ID mOcratic majority to
prevent any rash steps or iniudicious
Legislation. As "A leading Democrat said
this evening, "The session ought 10 be
one devoted to business, and not to poli
tics"
Both chambers will be called to order
at noon tomorrow, and in both the read.
ing of Hayes's message will excluds all
other busl mess until late In the afternoon
After IL is over in the House two appro-
priaiion billS-the Fortifcations and the
Military Academy-will be reported in
the House, and Tuesday, after the morn
ing hour, will be set for their considera-
ton until disposed of. The regular or
der of business will tomorrow prevent
the introduction of any motion or resoln-
tiou looking 10 any new inquiry. On
Tuesday morning, after the morning
hour, the Pension Appropriation bill will
be reported, and it is confidently expect
ed by Mr.. Atkins that the consideration
and passage of these bills can be complet-
ed by Thur-day night, when the House
will probably adjourn until next Monday.
On that day thee more appropriation
bills will be reported-the Navy, the
Diplomatic and Consular. and the In
dian-and Mr.. Atkins is strongly of the
opinion that these three bills can be- pass-
ed before the holiday recess.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
GREELEY STREET AGAIN.

More complaints are made at the no.
nee once ny The residents of Greeley
street than from any other street in ibs
city. IL would seem that th0s. who va.
side there are always getting into tIr.
mol with one another. Last eyeulnp
two Of the residents, Fannie .Jobnsn,
aud Laura Wilmrr, were b.tor. Iii
Honor on the charge of being disorderly
hey were each required to paw 81 and
cosis and give bail in the sum of Slo0 tn
Keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
ANOTHER VAGRANT

one by one, the pests Of society better
Known III The compOn verb acular b.
tramps are be ng picked up by tie cit,
poiier, and taken bei,re the Mavor wDo
makes shot work of them. The la,l
one "ho was b ought before him, was
lsaae W Valentine, who was Sentence
to New Castle for 90 days.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
E- r q.

EUREK RED % l., tm Jgr,y degrees
hl9'ier Jtre test than The luID ToyUresJ can be
burned In any LAMP where The chimney
burner Is used Is VdJrdited MOI 10 espLo,ts
under forfeiture of siUu. ~ Exclusive
country rights for sale by p. FIIZGER-
LID, Sole Prop. Manu'r, IO3 a los N
Fourth St, Philad'a. Also. Wholesale
dealer In head light, coal OIL and burning
fluid. n. B.-A large assortment of Lutesi
styles of Chanc eliers, Brackets, Bronze
Lamps. Burners, &c., constantly on hand.
aug29- w0m.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

Many cases have come under our no.
t'ce where single bottle of Dr. Bulls
cough syrup relieve sufferer from n
severe cough, which had been treated for
months by competent physicians. Price
% cents
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
pONDER a. TOWysryD

"noiesale anu retail .ealers In
LEHlGH AND sCHUYLKn.L CoA,
Delivered In any cellar In the city frea
oi ch"rgs Main Office foot of tonrth
49,, $780, ie'ephone Ohice No. 6ib Market
~ n. Eve guarantee ex' ra nrenara
tion by Telephone. S a sahlpie
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
LAST YEAn eexnn,tad drnou0.,a.,

LAST YEAR we exported more gold than
we imported 10 keep up trade balances
The excess was s25,OO0,OOO. This wear
on the contrary, we import more than we
export by s2,4OO 900. This sum is NOT
very large, but 1t shows that the nrodnct
oil our gold mines, estimated at abou,
10000 900, remains in this conn,r,,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

Last evening in saloon, at LYNN.
Mass John FOye shot Miss Annie RYAN
by mis- AXE, having aimed at his wife
The young lady will probably die.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
DEATH OF THE REGISTER OF
WILLS OF CECIL COUNTY.

Mr.. Reuben ID. lamar register of wills
of Cecil county, Md, died yesterday
morning, AZ his home in Ekton, aged
about "a years.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

John Pope Hodnett, of Washington,
was rendered a "grand reception" at
brooklyn n. !. last night, by the Cen
tral Council of the United Labor League
of Kings County"
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
KEEPING A TIPPLING HOUSE.

Anna Brady, who keeps iIppling
house on Front street, between West
and Washington streets, was before the
Mayor on Saturday evening, charged
with keeping tipping house. The ties.
ilmouy of several of the witnesses proved
the charge, and His Honor required her
to pny $50 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
Newspaper Advertising nureau
10 pruee T. v
TO ADVERTISERS
Geo. p. Howell g. Co.'S
SELECT LIST OF
90 A l. ~ r., w SPA Pc, RS.

Many persons suppose this list TO he
composed of CHEAP, low-priced news
pers. The fact IL quite otherwise. The
Catalogue states exactly what the papers
are. When the name OF a paper Is print
ed in FULL FACE TYPE II Is in every
Instance the BEST paper In the place
When printed In CAPITALS It is the
ONLY paper In the place. When printed
In Roman letters II Is neither the best nor
The only paper, but is usually a very good
one, Notwithstanding The list gives the
population of every town and the circula-
lion OF every paper 1T Is NOT A Cd3-
OPERATIVE LIST. 1T Is NOT A
CHEAP LIST. At the foot of the Cata-
logue for each State the importont towns
which are not covered by the list are emu
merated. 1T II AN HONEST LIST, The
rates charged for advertising are barely
one-hfth the publishers schedule. The
price for one inch four weeks In The entire
list is $685.. The regular rates OF the pa
pers for the same space and time are
-. 1856 IS. The list includes $40 newspa-
pers. OF which ;t3 are issued DAILY and
s0l WEEKLY. They are located In 325
d fferent cities and towns, OF which ~ are
State Capitals 1928 places or over 5000
population, anu 4ii County Seats. LISTS
SENT ON APPLICATION. Address GEO
=. LOWELL & cos AD-
VEkTISING BUREA U. 10 Spruce ~.
Printing House Sq., N. Y. oczs-4w.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
THE OPENING OF CONGRESS.

OF THE LOBBY ON HAND TO
MAXI ThE rLAcE FAMILIAR TO CON-
GREssMEN.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02
TOTAL iESlliEACE sA,iid al,h lid
EIpEsS.

There is a curious story about some I
wines which are extensiyeiy advertised
days. and have only recently teen put /
t.ie market. DR.. Cnderm.l. The veli-a
grape-grower Of Cfoton Pla' died in
Some Of his heirs entertain 'empd
views Of such extreme Fit! ih-t tacy|
unwilling u allow the seek ot v.ast III
hand to be sold or any re 10 be
The grapes have sor!etiuG b n 4
mark :, and sometimes lei 70 decay
the vines. Its only now tia i.codr1
nave succeeded in ARRANGING focs srd 4
oi the c IA and The sa.G g; tj ylnI
hand. Among thee i5aNinc cftael
of 1904. described a &c; o. 'nio' \
but sug se5;ing t'.c iapcH. loNTI
than any other Eurrrea1 v.ae, and
wholly unlike any c,l,r VIZ .. A1f
growth. It, purify, age a. r,.,3ga
remarkable. and boih TJv.oa" ard
fanciers have a special int-cs' in It
Oldest native wine now acccs, hcil 4
siderable quantity. The whole stocks
hands Of the well-known VII 9IeslIt n
house Of the Thurbers. ~ y N
MoV. I1, 1877.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

STATE OF THE ETER.
From the state of the temperature to-
day, no one would, unless they consulted
tho almanac, believe that it Is the second
day of winter. Thethermometer at H.
James Belts drug store, sixth aud ar
keistreets, stood Is degrees above zero,
in the shade at 1918 O'clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-02

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15
utRR ffGrs

Corrry BrTr-Mr. William A. Coney
va. married yesterday to Miss Bette Butt,
daughter of Mr.. Peter G. Butt, ~ Huston.
Vile.
Messrs. Corn, Alcon aud Cobb were
married In Lincoln lat week. and that
county has high aniicipations Of becoming
In few years the grnnery Of Kentucky
Emmett G.. Logan, in CD.
One of the most delightful social events
NJ the season was the elegant reception
given Mr.. and Mr.. Richard Cobb, IT,, at
the residence Of the groom's father, last
Friday evening. The bride, nee Miss Tab.
bic Phelps, is just sweet sixteen is all
that that term implies, and attired in be-
coming suit u black silk and velvet, trim.
med with bugles, did honor to the repuia-
tion Of her native county (Madison) for
beautiful women. The groom Is hand
some young man of much promise, and
the hearty congratulations that he receiv-
ell, showed that many besides himself were
delighted with hia fortunate choice. II il
almost useless to tell Of the splendid sup
per and the handsomely decorated table,
for all who know Mrs. Cobb, are aware Of
her accomplishments in that line and know
that she allows no ono to excel her in
knowing how to fix things up nice and
to present them in the most tempting man
ner. The evening was one 81 great enjoy
ment to the large crowd Of guests, ca oh Of
whom will treasure it, memory for long
year 20 come.