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NJ. J. v. ahest sixsy-six ysass Old, ~
sids ~ sAis e,ty. N. Short be- bses .
vidovss. He i sos vidovss ssy noss.
He - married Let sieht - Elder
slsvssA st The sssideses q Alvia
Bassss. sssr Hldosado. Pessis eeu.sy, to
Aio 0essA Tsusl, vhe = Sessy-shsss yssn
a -. ssa vsieAs ~ poash sSd four
rAs hsps;sss q ths hid I'D sFoos i
vhss IL RA1oo Vish0 tho0.
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A CASS COUNTY FIGHT.


The Cao couaty lsdi@ are so0s o. .
fgAt, oose specially i Mis RoAsrts, iiv-
ing near Grant POI -o6ee, thss ssaaiy. 4
corssspoadest Of Tie Kasass CITY 7s.es
says that . tramp called sod aaksd tos
so0eshing 10 eai, which - kisdly gave
him. Having occasion 70 leave shs sooo
fos . - aisussr, - ~ rsesss - 6sue6
hin inspecting sbs poe6sss q . psis q
pants. He imoediaaely drew . revolver
and 6rsa u her, missing hs ossk.- oss ~
treated isss . rooo cod sseassd revolver
and returned for . cos1ics. They bosh
opened thsir hasssrisa. b 6riaG oecs cd
Mio Roberts thrse tiosa. whes - ssessaos6
and I'D, evidesely bsiaG woasdsd iron
trsces Of blood. shs gives ~ following
Description which nay led 70 biz dessesios:
Rather below medium sise, hsvk-bill
nase, desb ssit ssasiy voss oct: also dssb
hat patched, shoss run over; savy sevelvss
buckIsd asoed hin, and . sosll pisaol 10
his pocket. Hs beasd ~ sAsss, biask cd
mixed With gray. He = usdossasdly
voau6ed.
Tie whole ssighbesheod - - possuit
of h,o, and Il caught viIl ID Co cssasy
jsssics rashe ssssse. fAis haeesns6 q 90
o'eleck Friday ~.
-Rsosobse that Q liatls 8ap DisaDss
saso big 6ossoe bjlls, asd cuso Vh0 III
- fsi)s.
| Cipouft ooa1e
Ths following = ~ psest jssy 81 this
vssk e ~ Cisssie Cssst:
r F. DsWIe4 q. Z. Wal6aae, Jasiah
Hesasssahss, Geo. Psy.a Z b. resla.
Jaos Dssss, c. n. FsssasA, J@ Fsvsss.
Jp. Wares, r. A. Blais, eaaI 0aalaAs,
] W. Rslss, J. q. Jseo, l. q. Nnbsloa.
JsS 6asvss, Ras6slPA Wilssa, ca
Dsssy, Taylss Gsuill: s.
IL Go q Lsssis lGsCsl)aa aeaius u
city a osaaiis - carried sVse saeil NJ.
day seSt. s
Hhsoe&sf ~ ese ase psivsas ~
~ - anie4ssGile. -
n 60 q J. Z 0Hasas - - llinsssi
fseiee rsilssea - eallaA = iaassisAsl,
y sGss disasr ssAsv. III = . sojs Il
! daoag0 aosaast d seopaag&
I'll So -a--O- 49, .
-IAs ~v6oaah aanr i ~ d
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1AS1I Rs.


n V0aAlis asaia ~ laas lasa sigAe
setting into The Usios 49, as ~. Louss.
Il did 20 arrive until Ito sh,s morning.
The train had large number Of passsa-
sen for sAe Wee eaouGh 70 jassiiy Tie Pa
ci1c h runaisg . secosd section 81 tie
rsGvlss owl train vklrA i doe here
q 80 .. =.
Ths seeoad section OF tie own train lelt
g. Loeis this .. .. 1t leo, Win Coeduc-
sos W. 9. Mooss in charge and John Hs0-
ilsoa o. engine No.. So The run, 1Ss
oiDs6. 10 0saalia ~ nsde in I've 'houm
sad tvsasy niasses. ssriving here u 7:l5.
Bese Ran. Brewster, vith esSins No. 70
TOOK sAe train, after ssopplss tvsasy min
sse lbs bssskfsss. arriving IN Ksmas City
u 80. making The connections With the
vssessD trains.
1As rua iron Tipsoo to Sedslis -tvsaiy-
six Diln-vas nsde in thirty -6ve ainutss
Ths train eoseisted Of loeooosive, bag
sage car end four eosches. This = the
fas9sa ye1
80. .a
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An she - saSv' ~ d. Pr;o.s
dpssiA Rlavssiags RsAass ~ ~ sassg.
se-Wf0sse s6lnssl lsvso asls. b
49, a -, alErsass n ~ vasA
u16H spe easa1s aaa PaatU ssslsseol
.uhA1e8laaShai14 insA lsuie 1svsda,s
sAeS0atv6suvsetay sassoeA - So
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F-TAs ~sooeah aior = sAa d.
D1lIb Bal6osss Rillsoa9 IN - ososl,
assssasy vsaas sa8Ao sotS ~ 49,
ssn - - sisbs1e 49,. 'fes ~
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esaisd he bsn. yswsiag ssd feeling il %
Wy good nod.
Tie reporter opesed he battery and
said:
SWELL JoAA shsy ls,e eos yos asss'asA
eAafosd vish sssoa." ,t..st.f
JoAs-I % ssspsised 10 lsas. sAas -
saspeessd Of hsiag Ne fss nc Al ssdslss.
R-Whess vess 700 lea aigAs?
il 80 ssoasd town. -,,..
R-whe ssssss yon:
J-PAil Kelly.
R-Whsse did - asssss yea? -s,,s
J-At Tie corner Of sAs alley near Colds
lsohes yard. ] - eoias To sAs Cisshs
o6es 70 % 70 s,seR lea = ] 90 70 Ne
slIsy 80 ihe light nd had sAs seise.
R-Whss sost Of soiss! .s-.
J-Lits 800 Oes Jumping over isaea.
I shsa ssepps,l iaso he slIey and kisksd
Tie Gre cot. ssd vhiIe I ~ - doinG, Phi
Kelly cane dova Laai.s ssssss il . vaeus.
He jumped 90 - re- svs u oe ssd
sid: my Cad. John. i shss yoo~ l
ssid %; - passiae shis sss ont" -
thsR ssreaaed -.
Rid yoS - saybody il Tie sllsy:
il did sos, bat ! Asssd ssoesody. 1
shosshs juop Into Lscys ysrd. PpilipS lot
o. into 0ol1's lsobss yssd.
Il
IWell, Joha. The i sesioss cAaige.
IL ksow e n a. eelag 70 fghs il
10 10 ed.
kWhaa tine - !, that you found the
6ss?
J-Aboas slsvss O'Clock, ] believe.
R-whai sboss The Gre 10 he court
houss!
ST. doa't ksov anything sbout il, ]
~ 20 d The coasS house after court
sdjoussed issa siGhs-hsvs mol bses there
YET.
R-wsss yoo driskiae any Lest night?
J-No: dsask 1000 hses; I vss asouad
town; I ess prove whore - up to Eve
aisusss tslop that Gre. There would
hass besa Gre, and big ore. he'd il sos
tern Sos ~.
R-You he'd not drssk saoosh beer to
make yoo drunk, he'd yoor
J-No; - just - Straight - a
sov.
R-Who vill Be- your attorney?
l IL have sane ioe Bei6smL but b has ooa
Icoos ssosad yet.
irwin you waive a sxsoiaassoa?
il want 10 81 through 9th il. The
feeling Of Tie people i agsisst ~ pretty
roughly. e1pscs. aud I vsss jssaics. ]
On iasocess and want 10 81 clear. II
- guilty sAoaId expect n b puaishsd.
II ] 90 clear shsll lssvs this eoussy for
ever. Il I Asd ksovn thsa he people he'd
supscsed - Of shis would hsvs left b.
ioss nov.
R-Jobn, yoa cannot expect say syDPa-
thy, troo thsss psopls. yoa have acted q
bodly IN drinking and nissseasiaG youl
fsoily.
J-Ihas i % s.d I Do not e1peet sny.
IxrE VIEW WITH DecKRI.LAAYRR
Charlie Dseksiloayss i On sap,oys ol
r. e. Bstss, . ssgssabls vesaes o. Ohio
asssI fhs reporter learning that be 80
sssv.st Let sishs q late hour, sOsgA,
hin out asd Odd hso:
ksposssr-I sRdssssaad lhst you sav
Stewart late Let night.
CAaslis-Y0; 80 hin O Ohio slfssi
besvsea Th,rd asd FoustA sesssss, ssd go
Ssevsst pen sossh toward Third sarses,
sbous % nissss to slsves O'Clock.
R-Whai - - doing?
C-Whittliae . 80 single.
Rvs - alone!
C-Y0.
K-Whese did - 20?
CT did sos notice hin after be passtd
Ne.
WHAT THE H,aR Was MADE OF.
Tie Gre - kisdIea 9th . asv p;na
shiaels. which piecss Caps. Gould he il
hin pnssea.ioa to-day.
ExAANAfl0x.
Sssssss 80 hsooehs teSose Jados Chart
Tor pseliaisssy s1saiasaioe to-day. ses
osime 10 The sAsPnes q asoe vissasra. ~
csee - coasieusd until Saturday oossisl
spxs. ED he - ssos 70 The eouasy Jail
| DNl0ooo0 On Hail.
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Youag willisas, Who hes beea in jail
Tor several week Psss On . change 81 sassl-
iag pair Of aules. Gill Be released fro0
custody today. o. bsil, Jsdge Hin hsviag
approved Tie boad which - oGssed b
hi father il bic behalf The Trial viii
cooe ap in tie Criminal Court q it, ssxs
term. VILLAS - coefdeas oi proving hia
isaoceacs. aad says 10 will b On had 10
sasod bic tSssl.
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sAlmost.n

Mr.. Mary Beta, OF Parsoas, Ksnsss. got
q The tssis IN ssdslia, for ths parpsss Of
gsstiag lusch. Suppusin& that tie tain
vss starting out. che nade N sttenaps %
hop ~ e Vhsa n motion, bat fell and
sprainsd her aakIs. She got up and vss
aasistsd On The train b ths brsssoaa, and
wsnt o. her wsy.
6oos oas should b stationed ct The d.
! pot for the purpose Of warning peoensesa
ladies especially. that sbs trains have 70 b
osds sp hsfoss shey lsave.
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fea Yearp a WeaAea Dl,ee.

~. ~ Nm. J. A. Wssee gsss . vssy
psessass party last sighe 10 . ssobsr d
their fsissds. lie oecasiee bsia9shs ssseA
sssivss.sEy q ths;r ossnags-a tin ved-
ding.
The affair passd a Wy pleasantly, ~
issshnssis bsiag fussisAsd . ihs isvised
ssssaa saA tbsy i sssass rsesivsd ii pess-
sass ssoagh 70 - y . ssod-siasd shop.
Nm. WsoaGS oajdss saas - Enos
Nevkisk. asd hesA - sad hsg hashasd
- veil ksosa 81 kksd - . laFus eiseDs
al fr,soas u Iii city asd slssvhese.
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n pssPss a III eeoas.isy vin -
paiss1 - Dsess q ~ ssaA q ". 81. Jooes,
q III yssi1sees ssse 0sghssviIla Il this
sosssy, III seeming q 10 s'sloek. H
Did a Passlys6 q ~ heass. Ms. Jose
ssaas6sa eAaseA - niohs h NJ usssl
hsalsA. h ~ Is1s1 sAees oidaght, q
- 1oss q ~ issl q hi ~ sslksioe.
Hi Wiz ~ ssos snisesaes - pue hin
u -. vhss - ~. IN sose," vhieA
1850 HI - vssk
". Jeso - 1isy-sisAs yssn d -
n eans - Aisessi ltsa lIlisoia, vhsss
- ssli3s1 ios 80 yeas. = 1875. ne ~
esiCisally lien Nslsss sss.sy, y.
h 1sssassa ~ . nsssl, eAsilaisa osa
- 6svess 0soAR q ~ NsGks1nl
eAuseA. HI ltassal vill sahs p,sce -
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S0 &BC0b OOU8b g. +
Tie ciseais court sev II ssssioa ct O..
csela ~ 40 sathse issesssting eaao to
coos bsouso e. o. viii b irsed Thu week,
ssa - othsr probably - 900 - psnihIa.
IT, fst = he State seaisie 90 F. ].
F1oa. - ooase, asa ~ oaAsr IL CO.
a IL 6saas against william Eosesoa,
q nePhsv Of Barr J.), for sAoetiag Win
iaasas - kill. H. BA.oo vill give thsir
sssAseeo q IL sadios Poaihis ososae,
:hssiQg - ssssspos6ns - Osssola - tos-
vsnl - souls y asasgsaFA. - veil - q
syssQibsf - sslDo ior which they an
iaAicasd.
rhsse ~ several olhsr caso on IN
deeasf .shicA voslA aaks What Horae,
0sselRy vealA sssn mighty issessssial
resd1aG," ed thsss will be given - ~,
are AsPossd Of.
IT yos have Q - hss6ecas taks /
doe Il d.. Bsllh Balpipss Rilb; n
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I'D. q. OvsaA dmoOisA Al>sssa. Pa,
vsiass: Cd. Dalls ~ Q1upAos ~.
6ssisl sspssasiss. ~ dsoasa - = = -
ally ssAsaisAisG Asehso yin Aass q
seAss. h bdsaissa 10 sspesss1s IN sshsu
0osehiag oysups.
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-Alvays keep them on hasd q Delay
Jincseos0 snGsiae; asd 70 you jesl sjek-
aso coming spoa yoa, tske dose Of Dr..
Bull1 Bsltiooss ElloA. Thsy can Do you
no harm and ney save you iron Tie mex
room. Price oaly s csnis.
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-Ssop It 1t once. II you ne your nurse
sisiag ~ bsby sithss lssdaasa. PsEegosis
o. any reoedy containing oPiaies. stop it
II oacs. II you ssat good nedieiss ~
your chiIdsen, 81 Dr. Built Bsby Syrup.
vsrrassed to consaia nothing iejurioa. bat
saIe asd efficient. fssee 3 CENTS.
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w WV U~W~O
s06U disss0o 0uDs tina eaaaoe - relisvs6 - -
49, the li0se - IL 1os0al funeti0ns, srs; fos
R1D . rsOodD bao OVo9 oena sovoaAsd tlao
10 hsVV0 . e0Oss g TUFTS PILLS"
SOLD evenVVNene. race - CENTS.
o0eo - 0ussay 0aFeess New Vert.
~R TUFTS MANUAL q Valuable lafos.
anssoa - ueseal Rseslp1D" win b mai,ed free
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TUFTS PILLS
'aso especially a6apssd 20 such
oo0O0, q 0lngD0 dose O6octs
OUoh . Grange Of foollno - to
00no0oD0 the OO6vOeOe.
TUFTS PILLS

- 0soe 6o1leoaO Oe0ans1aseoo. They
$500, Chooses, Purity, ooo 1oVoo0Sns0
- OoaisO 8yoeO0. ~ soleovioO III 80
0ogDoA l1v0s, sA0y eeeaaoo the osoS4
Ho0lsk ood veealoey - sh0 bedys eaas6os
- bOWOoo - Get oaeoSaloys W1eh000
go - - 0DD Go0o we'll.
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Sssssss - hsosehs beSose Jedos Chart
ios pssiiaiassy sssaiassios to-day. ~,
oviwg 10 The sAssaeo q ss0e visaasfA he
csee - coaiiassd until Saturday oossise
sexs, ED he - ssas 70 The eoussy jill.
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4 1Aneo apesow 49, - - ely eseoss
~ ossaaag - tsossvisUs1 0os1ase
h oeUU - eDoo6 M soaos0 3 Q chair
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until . fev vseAp bs6ors biz dsath. vhsa be
jniae1 tAe Presbytesian Church. Oee Of
the Let remarks BE oade on the evening Of
biz dsssh -. Il aa haPly." - - tnow
that - died in the full sesusssce of . rich
revosd q the haa6s al Q loving Father.
Hi remains were brought 70 this place on
Tuesday Dosning. Al Sp. -. . foa6ra1
discourse vas pso.chsd It The Coagsaga.
siossl CAssch, 6y RevShockiey. 81 Ssdalia.
after which loving feieeds bose him 10 his
lase rsating-place in the city q ahe1ea1 ssd
laid hin 70 rest. Nay ve al osss him %
shs silsesy shoso Of sbs bsastiful rissr
vhsa - oisG have elsassd AMY sad Ne
are called by the Naster to cone higbef.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Il Serious CW0rge.

James Kennard, COL, was arraigned
last evening before acting Mayor o.
Neill, on the charge OF assault with in
tent to commit rape, Oh young white
lady, on Thursday evening last.
The young lady testified that she was
passing along Third street, ard when
between Lombard and Pine, when She
was accosted by colored man who
took hold of her dress and pulled it, and
also laid his hands upon her in an in
decent manner, when she screamed and
ran. She could not say positively that
the prisoner was the man, but upon be-
ing shown large stick that was carried
b, the prisoner, she identified it as being
like the one carried by the man who
made the assault upon her.
John Ii. Brauenstein testified that
he noticed the prisoner following ladies
on the street, hiding behind trees, and
peering into the windows OF private
houses.
Lew Woodward testified as to seeing
the strange actions of the prisoner and
as they looked suspicious he arrested
him and took him to the hall.
The prisoners mother testified that
he could not be the right man. He " as
merely going along The str. cts loolli ng
for his wife.
The prisoner was required % furnish
$1,000 bal for his appearance at court TO
answer the charge.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
From the World.
UOtC to GrOaU MGjOrities.

THE SPIRIT OF ZACH CHANDLER Hov-
ERING ABOUND REPUBLICAN, con-
MITTEE ROOMS. .t .s-
The Democratic State Committee has
disbanded, but, as was the case during
the few days which succeeded the elec-
tion of 1876, the Republican State Com
mittee continues its campaign, sitting at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where Gov
ernor-elect Cornell and Messrs. Arthur,
Bliss and Davenport are daily found
busted with pencils, tables aid tele-
graphic dispatches. .. s.si..L ll.,
Yesterday morning Senator Conkling
was telegraphed for and last night he ar
rived, together with Attorney General
Deveus and Senator Blaine, at the same
hotel. 1t is said to be well understood
at the comnittee-rooms that four-ifths
of the rural counties have their returns
en- irely under the manipulation of Re
publicans. ~-asy
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
NelU Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 8

ANL" oaHbL 4'cN'Cs
Special Correspondence Of Gazette.
A few days ago the directors of the
p. w. & B. X. r., paid the city visit
viewing their battery property, and or
dered the taking lp OF nearly all the rail
road tracks. Tuere Is no prospect, or at
least IL lis TO be hoped there is no ship
ard rumor ia this.
Now that the march of Improvement
has AIKEN a westward course, Shaw
and its Residents, are getting III good hu-
NOR If there is ANYTHING that brings a
smile o the countenance OF AN average
Showtowner, it is seeing the city's
workmen fixing up the streets.
ChestDuts, shrllOorks and walnuts, are
now the greater trouble 10 the average
small boy, and even young men become
affected on Sundays.
The committee, having charge of the
enter tai nment, To be given this evening,
by The "Irina Glee," are sparing no
pains to make it "a success. One hundred
and fifty seats have been numbered, and
the holders of numbered or reserved
tickets, viii be sure OF securing seat
Mr.. Frank Glading will preside at The
piano. Those who had The pleasure of
hearing him last season, viii not allow
this opporrun ty TO pass. The "Glee"
| consisting of NJ essrs. Churchill, Brun
| uer, Willard, Holloway and Lam, Will
reuder the song of The >Whlp poor
| Wlll,' humorous medley ami "Sweet
and Snow" from Tennyson, beside a
large humuer of choice solos.
Mr.. Rot ert Gray VIII give vent to his
budget of inimlLable IRISH specialtes;
Billy Mark wood viii give as he only
can, "a half hour with one from Dutch
land;" Harry Born, will he on hand, and
render a "Baudmonican." Between the
first and second parts, the "Lunatic" a
side splitting Ethiopian sketch, will be
gwen by Messrs. l.. George, L. E. and
W. w. Vantine, of the Amateur Min
sfrels. Those who have seen Joe and
Billy, at the entertainments last winter,
know what they can do towards driving
away the blues; liver pads, Indian medi-
cine, OF fluid lighting are no where. The
stage and curtains OF the Amateurs, will
be putin position to-day The piano or
organ to be used has been loaned by the
agent Mr.. James Odgers. The proceeds
OF this entertainment, are for the new
hall, ami is given under ths aus uSpices of
| Washington Lodge, No. 5, |, o, q F.,
and there should be AN over Q IN
| house.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
SECOND EDITION
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SUNK AT SEA !
Il jSTE1MER GOES DOWN
IN SIGHT OF LAND.
PROBABLY FORTY LIVES LOST

PROBABLY FORTY LIVES Lool :
Special dispatch to the GAZETTE.
LEwEs, DEL, November Sth.
The iron steamship Champion, plying
between New York and Charleston, 5.
c., sank last night just outside of the
Delaware Breakwater. 1t is reported
here that forty lives are lost, but at pres
ent full del alls cannot be ascertained, but
that large number of persons went
down with the Inflated vessel is cer-
:ainty. The cargo is also lost. What
caused the accident is unknown. Our
citizens are very much excited over the
matter.
The Champion is an iron vessel and
was built for the purpose of freight and
passengers. She was built by the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company about
twenty years ago. Her length is 235
feet; breadth of beam, 81 feet depth of
hold, IS feet 2 inches. She has two
beam engines, AZ inches by 10 feet.
Fuller particulars of the accident than
related above cannot be given at the
present writing. Great excitement pre-
walls here.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Tho Omcinl Vote of Cecil County,

The official vote of Cecil county, Nd,
shows that the Democratic State ticket
received majolities ranging from 304 o
314, and that the Greenbackers polled
Al votes. James A. Davis, Republican,
a popular lumber merchant of Port De-
posit, was elected Clerk of The Circuit
Court by $50 majority, and James A.
Coulson, Republican, was elected Coun-
ty Commissioner by majority OF s.
The balance of the Democratic County
ticket was elected by majoritles ranging
from 45 to All. The vote on local op-
tion was 1925 for, to 1l06 against, show
ing a majority of 2310 tor local option.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
From the n. Y. World to-dav.
Senator Bayard at Home. :
IN ExcELLENT HEALTH AND SPIRIT

IN ExCELLhNT HEALTH AND SPIRITS
AFTER A DELIGHTFUL ATLANTIC v2Y.
AGE. .sasa.5-. Is.
Senator and Mrs Bayard returned yas
terday from their summer in Europe on
the steamer Neckar of the North Ger
man line. Sailing from Southampton On
the 10Th of October they were fortunate.
enough to keep just astern OF the storms
which have been recently raging on the
North Atlantic, and the voyage home
ward is described by Senator Bayard ~
most quiet and agreeable. Mr.. snd Mrs.
Bayard were welcomed at the wharf BY
Mr.. Lockwood, Senator Bayard's broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Perry Belmont and one
or two other friends, and after seeiDgs
their luggage safely through the Custom
House they took the O'Clock train for
their home in Wilmington, where they
arrived last night. s.ittt .s :
Mrs. Bayard returns greatly benefited
by her sojourn at the German spas and
Senator Buyard in the best of health and
Of spirits. After leaving Carlsbad, the
treatment at which place was the OBJ
Jective point of her trip for Mrs. Bay ard,
Mr.. and NJ rs. Bapard travelled in Switz-
erland and spent short time in PARIS
aud IN London. 7'' @'f -
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
.1Uuilt in the Tolls.

Warner PaXsoh, grey haired man,
and a middle aged woman who claims
to pe his wife, but who is known as
Mary A. Emile, were placed III the dock
this morning ON the charge of being
drunk and disorderly on tbs streets.
During the testimony of Sergeant
Legg, who made The arrest, the woman
was continuously calling upon the Lord
to have mercy ON her. Al the conclu-
sion OF the testimony she begged Esquire
O'Neill TO give her the pledge, and she
would never drink another drop as long
as she lived. She also begged him to
have Iner ~ on her.
The L quire Informed her that the
mercy he would bave, would be TO com
NIT her and her companion to New Cas-
lie for thirty days. The man has only
been out of Jail few days, and he is a
bad character,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
On the WUr Path.

James Darraeh, who is pretty generally
known, on account of having figured so
frequently at she polio. hearings, was
b, fore acting Mayor o Nelll last even
ing on the charge of being drunk and
,llsorderly. Gus ODonnell was also
arraigned on the same charge.
". S. Townsend testified thrt during
the afternoon the prisoners came into
his store, No. 120 Market t'eet, and that
Dar,agh acted in very disorderly man
uer, He was ordered to leave the place,
but at first refused to go. Finally he
concluded to go, but before doing so he
picked up eight, and hurled It at the
witness, nut struck a window and broke
one of the panes. Darragh was required
TO ray So and cost;And ODonnell 81 and
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
.SufU2l'S Children.

Dean Swift, having preached an assize
sermon in Ireland was iuvitedto dine With
the Judges, and having in his sermon
considered the use and the abuse OF law,
pr ssed some what hard upon those coun-
selors who plead cause which they
know in their consciences to be wrong.
When dinner was over and the glass began
to 90 round, young barrister retorted
upon the Dean, and after several alter
cations the counselor asked him: "If Satan
Was to die, might not parson be found,
who tor money, would preach his funeral
sermon?" "Yes," sad Swift, ~ would
gladly he the alan, and would give Satan
his due, as have this day done to his
Children" "t
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
The Performance This Ecen-
ina.

The Opera House should be crowded
this evening, to witness those celebrated
exponents of the mimic art, Matlit and
Bar holemew.
The performance will consist of Hump
tn Dumpty, with all the scenic etiect'
WIN eh The company carry with them.
Although the play is old in name 1t Is
ever ne " in acIions, and in the hands of
the present company 1t cannot fall to
please The most exacting.
Both NJ aft t and Bartholomew are favor
ties in this CITY, and beyond questloh
there is 10 clown In the country to-day
who can equal Matfit. Those who attend
the performance this evening will Ger
tainly be amused. There will be
matinee this afternoon for the benefit OF
the ladies' and children. The price oi
admission will be % and Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-08
Sheriff Sales.

Sheriff Pyle sold on Thursday after
noon at the Lafayette Hotel the follow
ing properties
The property of James E. Price, con-
sisting of the flour mills on the Brandy
wine, and the dwelling house corner of
Fourteenth and Market streets, to Geo.
Ii. Bates, for }. l.. Johnston, OF Balti-
more. The lower mills brought $4,000;
the upper mills $4,000 subject to mort
gage of $1,000. The dwelling house
sold for $4,000, subject to mortgage OF
$1,000.
The farm at Claymont belonging to
j. Hillborn Jones was sold to Geo. II
Bates, attorney, for Thomas L. Young
of Philadelphia, for $4,000.