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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange January Dos
r. v. HARNErr.
Alfred Erbe referee-Foreclosure sale OF the Ave
story brick store aud tenement. with lot 239xH6,
ST. to plaintiff $500. 5000
ny c. J. LYON
Charles X. Jenkins, referee-Foreclosure sale of the
two houses, with lots, each ~ lxlOO, Nos do and
plaintiff ~" 10000
MYERS.
John d. Lewis, Observation-Disclosures sale OF tho
two five story brick tenements, with lots, each
25xoo, Nos 80 and ~ Goerck st., 9. s. 125 IT, N. Of
Delaney st. to plaintiff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 17123
Thomas Winsor, rcferce-Foreclosure sale of two
vacant lots, each 5ux9O, of 4th av, 80 IT, n
OF l3+th ST., to plaintiff $500
ny H. r. rAiRCHfLD.
William Forse Scott, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale OF
the lot, 75x2DO. W.. 8. of Jerome SO IT, s. of
Gerard av.; also the lots. l46x--w s. of lnwood
l46 II. n. Of Cronwelis Brook, Morrisania
c13d ward, TO plaintiff Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Total. S,H l73
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
THIRD EDITION
Os,ssral Nsses.

r, she o. 8. Ssasis yesterday; M.
r,as.,ou introduced . joint resoiu'ion
s.s.,r tbe encouragement VI the conssxuc'
49, of the Nicaragua Lntst-ocoanic ca
nc and Mr.. Burnside spode upon MS
rsscIution In opposttiou TO the DArien
canal scheme. After an executive ses-
sion the 6snass adjourned.
In the Mouse, . number Of bills and
roeolusions were introduced Oy CONSENT
includi ng several relating to the nnAn-
ces. After the expiration OF the morn
Ing hour the House adjourned.
Al the Cabinet meeung yesterday. .
recommendation Of the ASsorpsy 1eI-
erh was adopted, 70 pay Mr. Bsds tue
amount OF his claim for maintaining the
chsnnsl OF the Mi,sissippi tsssies durinx
the last quarter. subject to . pro rata
reduction fol- the twenty days during
which there was an obstruouon.
jay Gould was In st. Joseph, No, on
Moniay. and sent letter 70 the buard
ri Tradr asking q donation Of $4,000 to
sid in extending the Missouri Pacific
Railroad 10 that city. Mr.. Gould arriv-
cd iu Leavens worth, Kansas, the same
nfterpo0n, and atte nted dinner gwen
hy the merchants at the Piaoters' house
hrs bearers BY saying that "he had ar
rived at . tune vi life when invrsimenu
are not made for the purpose OF making
money, but fer entertainment and To
rass away time; and that ho enjoyed
himself better giving personal attention
20 bis interests in tho West Than IN b.
ing confined by business NJ home.
In tho Circuit Court ofH Arfoford com
~. Nd, the suit OF John u. Stockham
and wife against the Philadelphia, vii
miuaton and Baltimore Railrcad for
damages received By Mns. Stookham
while leaving y train at Perry mAnsvillc
resulted on Monday. In . verdict for
plaintiffs for $500.
Fall returns Of the election In New
York late are now at the office OF the
Secr.tsry of State in Albany, and are
said 10 give Hoskins DIT majority ovei
Potter for Lieutenant Governor. The
State canvassers will meet on the 18th
inst, 70 declare the result OF the election
The De mocrats elected all the city oi
ncers In New Haven, Conn, yesterday
BY majorities ranging from 500 to 300
They also carried Ihe Council for the
6rvt time since 1875. Tue u Grsenback ers
supported the Democratic ticket.
Local elections were held IN variou
cities and towns Of NJ Massachusetts, We
terday. The Republicans carried Fal
River, Gloucester ana Lawrence. JobI
X. Tarbox, the Democratic candidat
Tor Mayor In the latter city, was defea
cd by 535 majority. The Citizens ca
ried Somerville, Chelsea, Cambridge an
FITCH burg; tn. In,lepe nd1sts, Taunton
and the ohibitionists, HAverhill.
The election in Louisiana was bel
yesterday. In New y leans the vote WA
light, and the "rinx' candidates wer
generally elected. Returns from, the il
terror show large Democratic gains
even the n-gro,s voting largely for tn
Democratic candidates and The new Co
sgilution. No disturbance Is reported.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
ANOTHER RAILROAD SOLD.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. /, 1879


The Vicksburg, Shreveport and
Texas Railroad was sold to day to Henry
r. Jackson, in trust for the bondhold-
srs, for $50 900 Gosh, the purchasers to
pay the mortgage claim of 1924, 900 with
Interest from April 10, 1875. The out.
standing bonds amount to s76l 900.
Messrs William Clymer & Co., are
putting their furnace into blast at Tenn
pie Ttafion, Berks county. An old fur
mace, about one mile from that lust
mentioned, is also being put 10 repair.
The Slatipgtcn correspondent of the
Allentown Item says: "Our slate dealers
ere hopeful for rush Of trade next
spnpg, and are making preparations to
supply the anticipated demand for thi.
commodity"
Messrs. Lewis, Oliver & Phillips, OF
Pittsburg, employ TOO men upon
wrought iron wagon fittings, which take
part In turning out 10000 wagons per
annum.
The manufacture of paper from
palmetto fiber has been undertaken, at
Fsrnandina, Fla.
Discouragement is of all ages; in youth
II Is presentiment, in old age q remem
brAnce.-Bazdc.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

THE EXCITEMENT IN NEW CASTLE AND
DELAWARE CITY THAT A MAD CA
NINE CAUSED.
Special correspondence OF the Gazette.
New CASTLE, December 3.-A large,
gaunt fox hound, white in color, wi D
brown spots upon him, and with his throat
bl, eding. ~ though IA load OF shot had
been logged in his neck, found his way
into the bar room of Mr.. Is. ID. Long
lands Delaware House here, early yes.
terday morning, and acted strangely.
Later IN the day the same dog appear
ed in the .neighborhood of Delaware
City. aud cfeated a great deal of excite
meut there by biting every thing Il met
The animal was frothiDg at the mouth
and acted exactly as dog suffering froiu
The rabies would act. IL bit quite a
num Der of dogs, among them dogs OF
Atkins Pennington, WIN. Morris and
Samuel Ar nstrong.
After he had been IN the apartment
| for sometime Benjamin Johpso0, the
bar tender, kicked him upon the poarci
| where he laid down and remained, unti
| driven away. Parties WIN saw him about
the city af,erward say he had ~ III ptom,
| of hydrophobia.
| But the most serious phase Of all wa
the biung of Mr.. Ricnard Alexander ,
| carriage maker near Delaware City. Tn,
dog sprang upon Mr.. Alexander and IL
ficted deep " ound in his cheek.
The residents in that locality Thorough
ly alarmed, now tui ned out to kill III
animal, and finally Mr.. John G. Higgin
shot II aud prevented any further dan
age. A grest deal of excitement exist
In Dela~ are Ci:y n consequence of III
| affair.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
The Senate Patronage.
A CAUCUS OF DEMoCRATIc SENATORS
DISCUSS THE SUBJECT.


DISCUSS THE SUBJECT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Ibe Demo-
cratic Senators met in caucus this moriI-
ing. There was q large attendance.
Senator Wallace, the Chairman Of the
eau, us, announced that the meeting had
been called, as usual, at the be inning
Of the session, TO consider the subject Of
revising the Dem, cratic membership Of
the committees prior TO their reappoint-
nent by the Senate. No vacancies hav-
lug been created " was resolved that the
majority Iep"se 'tati"n SHALL remain as
hxed al the extra session.
A somew hat gene, al discussion then
snsued concerning tie distribution THE
Senaie patti onage.
Several Of the Senators complained
that it had not been equ tably distributed
and said that when the officers of the
B, nate were spoken to on the subject
they referred To the caucus resolutions
Of last year, which bound them to re-
tain certain employees, except in the
event Of misconduct, and cohtendei that
with the remainder Of the patronage
they had done the best they could. The
question Of amending these resolutions
was then broached. There was no dis
position manifested to Interfere with the
one by which the Senate's officers were
required TO retain all disabled Unior
soldiers that were on the rolls but it wa
remarked that there are still employe,
by the Sena,e a number of men place,
In Office by the Republicans who wer
never in the army In the army in an
capacity, and a desire was expressed b
some OF the members of the caucus I
replace them with Democrats.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
PRIMER wADDINGToN's BuoLEs
SOUND TRUCE.

SCCNO AACSs'
LONDON. Dec. 3, 1872.
The Upper House Of the Hungarian
Diet has agreed TO prolong the existing
Army law Tor ten yeas.
The Times this morning states that
Sir A. I. Gait will be added tn the Ca
madam Cabinet as Minister Resident In
Lonlon.
The Cza-ina Is confined to her bed
and her physicians ara constantly In at
tendance upon her. The Empress il at
Cannes.
The reports that Queen Victoria 10
no foundation other than the Queen has
. slight cold.
The Dutch Minister Of Foreign Az
fairs, In introducing the es i,nates in the
States General yesterday, expressed the
hepe that al extraordinary treaty with
the United States would soon be
adopted.
The Chemenitz (Saxony) Tdgebiaft
states than expl' sion Of fire damp oc-
Cured In q mine In that district on
Monday evening, and 1t is feared that
from seventy TO eighty persons perished
The recovery { the corpses Of the vic
tins Is actively proceeding.
The Posts Berlin despa, ch says:-"It
Is asserted here that the Germ IN For
eign Office has issue a circular inform.
ing its diplomatic representatives abroad
| that. apai, from some trivial differences
| the cordial relations bet ~een Germany
aud Russia are undisturbed."
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
The NesUs in Brief.

Returns from e municipal elections
Ia five Nassac, usetts towns SLOW Re-
publican majority. The New Ha.en
Town elections resulted IN a Democ attic
victory. Elabor .te preparations are be-
ing made I, r ex-President Grants re-
cep ion at Cincinnati on the llth inst.
Captain A. Mckenzie, of the harg- Wal
ton, confessed at Buffalo, Yesterday. To
the murder Of Andrew Russell. Many
o.ders are pouring int American manu-
facturers fron Samese merchants. The
la &c iron work, of John Woodhead, at
Pitts G, were sold, yesterday, for
100000. Jas Goul paid brief visits "a
humber of Wes-ern cities, yesterday,
en- route for the Pacific Coast.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
L0yin0 Water Pines.

Mr.. Gotleib Mamele has large lot OF
workmen engaged in iaving a water
main from of of Fifth street, below
Walnut, up an alley, to supply a num-
Der Of new houses which he has erected.
MIR. Mamele petitioned Council some
time ago to lay the pipes, he agreeing to
pay for Ihe work when completed, but
as the Water Committee could not spare
the money out of their appropriation,
and as Council voted that the money so
paid by Mr.. Mamele should go into the
general fund, his petition was not grant
ed, consequently he had to have the
work done himself If 1t had been done
by the city it would have cost him less.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
GreenbdcIeers for Grant.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. ID,

"Brick" Pomeroy, chairman Of the
Greennack Club Organization of tile
United States, was in this rity, osteusl.
bly, on private busin ss,on his way Wes,
and South, tod y. Ia a talk with =
leading politician he said that "Grant
was preferable Tn ridden or Blaine, and
tfat when the - ee,.back men meet In
III their National Z, lvention, March 4,
at st. Louis, the country will be sur
priseI." 1t IS generally considered here
tnst Pomeroy aud other greenback mer
will con rol the Convention at st. Loui.
TO nominate Grant for President, and
Jones, Texas, for Vice Pres dent, As q
stratenic muyem nt
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
a Bold Burol
BURGLARS ASSAULT

.'ASLARs ASSAULT
h,s.,o ABOUT a week ago on, >,
!" burglar ,s., es and rob6e,is,' ds' o., 2,
in in MI MI, esS,unty, s, occurred ny ny
IN MI, Mlll Creek dundledd. "'
=, Ihe I'm crime was commi,,.
oi.,a. ol Mr.. ! Ira Kennedy, di,sl,.s I-ass)
eight o'clock in the ,vsnis V,.Ts]
n. y, ay had left hi. home s,,''a ~ /
',u Susln, IS ma tiers, aud .hdJ \,
departure departure his wife heard DUO, .
: Al ...lNs .ne cellar 9. door, when
open. SUI W
Ho her amazems,,
oprned the door, two ~, Is
pea Il to the room. In ",,,' ,,a'
retreat d slightly and s',' :,
hands, when one of lhs u.. y
doubtless, that sue wa, a, ~
s an outcry, struck her yio'
head , y It'll a blackjack 'i,' A.
3 useless npon t he floor. ~
lhe glars then ran.ao,
completely. They toas "sc
They could find, aud also
a'ticies :, I consiierablr@ @,ss W.,
several fine old piece, "a, =,
which we're Lighl, prs. d y !
ioo iiis. Mrs. kennrd,,.. :
10 the house Al the tlln. !
OF the robb. Is kept them q q
prey nted Mr.. Krnnsd, ! ,
Snsciossn-Ss before lL.,' :
giving the alarm.
Alter ransacAing the bou
the burglars went Out a,
departure IN a wagon. =
charge vi a Confederate ,
men we're strangers 10 NJ
and tLey left h..I,i,I
hkely to lead TO their dets
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
A WOULD BE HIGHwAYMAN.

As Mr.. James Wiley was walking up
Shipley street, curly last evening he was
passed by man who said "Good even
ing" Hardly had the words left the
mans mouth, when he suddenly turned
around and in q 0erce manner demanded
u kno v If Mr.. Wiley had any money.
and II he had that he mnst give 1t up.
Mr.. wiley informed bis unknown in
terlocator that be would have - knock
him Wiley down or get knocked down
himself before he could get the money.
Az Mr.. Wiley spoke In very loud voice
his would be assailant no doubt came 10
the conclusion that he had tackled the
wrong man, and SO beat q hasty retreat.
When just below Eighth street he vas
Joined by another Individual. Mr..
Wiley had just been PAID q sum Of
money BY J. A. Wilson, the undert aker
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
HANDKERCHIEF5.

0nArp DEPOT 18TH STREET.
We might claim to be the largest hand
kerchief house Il We chose TO set this stuck
by itself, because we import direct and st
all times car All apparently inexhaus'.
ID 9 stock OF all the beat that the linen aud
silk looms produce.
The latest arrival In
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
FROM
CHINA AND INDIA.
These will outwear any other kind Of
handkerchief, silk or linen.
We have lust opened nearly ei2.000 worth
Of the above goods.
handkerchief that have been sold At
$3.50 each we will seii at 81 SO each.
REAL INDIA ST. X CASHMERE
MUfFLER5
OLD FASHIONED PRINTED
OORAH HANDKERCHIEFs
We have elegantly embroidered and scol-
loped hAndkerchte els
HEMsrITCHED
AND
HEMMED.
We offer large assortment
SILK HANDkERCHIEFs
In the colors most wanted.
Every day brings as something new
from France aud Ireland. aud yon can n d
on our counts RS things tuat are choice and
exclusively In Grand Depot.
BOYS AND GIRLS
FRENCH WOVEN BORDERS,
sl.OO per dozen.
2l Dozen Fine French Csmbric Double
Hemstitched and Embroidered colors. ti
We have sold the same at
$500 EACH.
LADIES ALL WHITE HEMSTIrCHED
From l2l1c. each to finest
LADIES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs
HANDKERCHIEFs
IN SILK AND LINEN.
Present selections are ecommended.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
USnrRwEAR,
| FURNISHING GOODS
(Particu,arlD White Shirts and Meek Wear.
| GRAND DDEPoT.........l3TH STREET;
Carrying IN immence stock, importe
af er speclal and PERSONAL selection q
buyer In Europe-receiv ny dsfly from
best manufacturers OF the wor d, we cai
met almost any want or supply any de
mand. 1he evident rush f.r our unde r
wear is imp ecedented. We station add
tionai clerks aud open new cash offices /,
dnickl Y serve customers Considering TIL
beautiful makes anu qualities.
There are low prices on every thing II
GLOVES.
There are low prices on everything Il
HOSIERY,
TneI- are low prices on every thing 4
UNDERWEAR.
There are ow prices on everything d
| FURNI-HING GOODS.
This will be proven on comparison.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
DEPOT,
)EIPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
MONDAY. DEC, /, s p. NJ.


FLOUR quiet and firm. Sales ofl70O bbls,
Pennsylvania do. do. at So 50aS7 90: and
Western do. do. at ~ 50 o. % and
Patent and other high grades at ~ -
Is ~. Rye flour is steady at - ~ lza5 5O.
GRAIN.-Wheat is In better demand and
&c per bushel higher. Sales Of ,UU bushels
including rejected ut 81 40; red at 81 Al
al 45 amber at 81 45l1al 48; No. red. In
elevator, at 81 As December, u 40 Jan. aud
tl 81 February Rye Is steady at ~ cents.
Corn met with a better demand AID prices
were fiIm. sales OF ,OO0 bushels includ-
Ing lold mixed and yellow 6Oa6l., and new
yellow at 6<a57c., according TO dryness.-
Oats are fairly active and nrm. Sales OF 1000
bushels including mixed, at 4ls42c.; and
white at 4S15 and 45lz cents.
WHIsKEY.-Small sales are reported at
tl IA per gallon.
| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, December l, 8 p. NJ.
and common grades were rather lower
| 35l7 head sold at the different yards at 3s
| &c. per fb., as to quality.
| SHEEP were in demand. 10000 head ar
| rived and sold at the different yards a
4A5l4c. per pound. Lambs at 4Izao1<c. pc
| pound As to quality.
| Hoes were in lair demand at an ad
| vance; 7OOO head sold at the differen
yards at 53za834c. per n, as to condition.
Cows were unchanged 2U head arrived
and sold at tS5as55 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phild., Nov. 20.
SHEKP.-Extra, ITO to 100 pounds. 5 to s..
good, W to 100 MS. ~ TO ~ fair, so I
IS ns., ~ to ~; good lambs, 81 10 81
common lambs, SZL to 50 calves.
to "a. Market fair. Arrivals. 0OUo head.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Gen. Grant. Lnte., Programme

CHICAGO, December 2.-The Tri-
Dunes Gaiena special says Gen. aud Mrs.
Grant will leave foI Chicago tomorrow,
remaining several days. lie will fulfill
engagements there and IN the more
Eastern cities and sail for Havana in
the latter part of the month. They
W II return from Mexico via Galveston
in April, going direct to Denver from
| there and visit mining districts, includ-
| ing Leadville. Ills IL the latest pro-
| gramme.
The remains of General jefferson c.
Davis. escorted hy tour of General Sheri-
dams stall officers, arrived in Indisnapo-
lis yes erdsy, and were conse e, ed TO the
residence of Mrs. Morrison, a sister OF
the deceased. Flags on the public
buildings were half masted, and salute
was fired by the German Veterans.
During the afternoon the body lay IN
state at the Court House, and in the
evening it was removed to Memphis
Ind, where the funeral will take place
to-day.
The engineer of the Union Shaft a
! Virg mia City, Nevada, while changin.
the shift yesterday morning, ran the Gag
/ into the sheayes. In the cage ant
Oh the skip below were eighteen men
and all were injured, several fa,aily
One of the latter has died. The engi
/; neer disappeared after the disaster, an
. a commit Of exa,perated miners ar
/ looking for him.
The Next President
The politicians are anxious on this su,
Ject, but = much more important thing Il
all who have poor appetite, or impaired d
gestion, or skin diseases, or an enfeebls
!. constitution generally, is to know th
Warmers Safe Bitters Will cure them.
$1,000 Will be paid TO any one who W
prove that there Is a better -nedicide OF
- kind. rovlad2w
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Sotidifyin0 the N
NEGRO COLONIZATION

NEGRO COLONIZATION oyl
John Scott, a leading 4
from Moth Car lima, left M
% charge Of l25 S col"red emigrl
ports u at 400 will be rsal
North Carolina when he rpl'
ports to them in regard 10
lie says that al least Two II,
leave the section Of Nor
where he resides before 1
railroads, at the sug .estion
attempted 10 aid in Ierping
In lie State by rails ng The i
ington from So to SO.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
WALL SrKrKr YEsrEHDAY.-Stoci

WALL STREET YEsrEHDAY.-Stocks
were active, and after . weak opening
recovered somewhat and closed at Q
slight advance. Money was plentiful
and loaned easily on call at to 7 per
cent. Government bonds were dull and
railways fairly active and irregular.
Foreign exchange wa, quiet at the same
rates.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
THE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
Eo2 MARKET STREET

502 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1851.
Open 70 receive deposits daily from A.
urday evenings from7 to 8 O clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in A pril and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as depOsits. Thus per-
twice in each KAT; MANAGERS.
Gls%e8' chas smyna sSTxs sSxs s. ospes
Nathan,l +. Benson, N. L. Lichensteln,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington,
w. Hastings, Job ii. Jack son,
Edward P1sey, VIM. Ii. swift,
GEO. ". BUSH, President.
GEO. g. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l.ly E. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
L,IRsT NATIONAL BANk
4 OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
| FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
| TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PREsIDENT;
GEO: 2; AkMsThoNa,. .SAsH,aH. Ins, nsH
Phiiadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished 70 regular DeposiIors without
charge.
Dlssount SC days. Mondays and Thursday
DIRECTORS.
Clement B. smyth, George w; Bush,
Henry . Nc. omb, Ssm,i tancron, Jr.
Daniel James Edward Bes.. % 1 iani1iy
i
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
SfrucK bUd Ron

This morning willie Ged
employed IN the wood xorl
ment Of the Lobdell Car \
works,Det with a very pain
tie was engaged IN runnlnd
saw, and while dong so a
six feet long, flew back and
In the pit OF the stomach. HI
m a be nch. and DIR. Maull
wbo rendered the neeessI
treatment. His lujuIies are
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Shut DO,cn,

The Harlan 4 Holhngswu|
obliged 10 close their bold
aud biacksmiih shops this d
ing 10 The bursting Of a tube |
that supplies the steam for 4
-ngin". The damage will pri
paired TO day.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
FOURTH EDITION

H0aseatsoos ter To-Day.
Rtsn0, preceded along he esese ~ fail-
ing baromstsv, variubis wiads, shvsise b
colder noroterly or sastsrlv, gsssrallv
cloudy weather.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
THE GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18Th Street Market TO Chestnut,
PaILADBIPaIA,

s general excitement goods at old prices
may assured that large force will do their best
supply be waited these short days The increase
Of clerks quite noticeable, but at times in the day it is far
from ample Please take kindly any disappointment in not being
served and again. We have lately gotten hold of lots
Of Dress Goods that for orde and sold
- q. s.sss A very desirable quote in Ladies' Dress
Goods:
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

1t is becoming a qnesllo',,
nails go. The Westerman : l.
of Sharon. when in iIlli oPe'
out nearly a thousand kegs
month
Six Nebraska counties are
gone solidly RrpuolleAn !, j.
election, The postmaster ""
a majority Of The population j
Sarah Bernhard says vs." y
would prevent me from solnS, ~ |,
ca, namely, if l felt a.s,U tl.a. .n'
would treat me too seVerely' o :,
don papers have'reatea "a lne me
[ once complained 10 a .n'
Wales of the matter a"r ,o'
INV dear friend, you are !. ~ y
spoken of as my mother =:
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
Local Sseek and Bonds.

Nasioua, hank OF p>,swars.. zoo
Rtrut Notiosiai Rank 1o7
Union NatiSnAl BAnk. -
National Bank vii. and BrandyWine.. y
Wilmington Coal 0as Com pSny........ u
delaware 4. II. 20. q
Delaware Western r X Co Stock, D
Phils. vii. d Balti more K. 4 Co..... GA
Wilun = Northern r. X. Co.............x ~
OelaWAfo Ptro lna. Co.,.
OeiaWAEo STATE B0nds s...................lol :.
Wllmln9tOn Cty %.
Wilmington City Sa.....................lO .lO4
New Castle County Load. ....... ........ l02
Delaware Railroad. drat Mortgage. ..... l0S
Delaware Railroad, extension. ...-.... lO9
WI. Passenger Railway 90. ist mort. fl
Z" Stock, 4
Masonic Hall Co Bonds, ,.,...,.,.,............ 90
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

WIll be sold a. assiate Of the
premises, the Real hs'a''
Woods, on rupER Isl
at 2 o'clock p H.,
pias slsqs'sd cassk ~ 1aajoipia%ss a%ss1'S1 raa' 8
Higgins, samuel i, ss II. Walker,
Worreli and James - .onare pefq
wheat " IN the ground: sisble u
are dwell ing House ,b;sh states
House. Land is 10 i,9SrSNnNisON, = "
THOMAS Brsckin, Au'''
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03

EOR sALE.-Two nrst class purchase
T. tnousy mortgages OF 81, wv aud q, SO,
Apply to THOMAS X. LAL1Y,
nSvx2-U sp1 Market street,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-03
wilmlngson Markess.

WILMINGTON, Del. December 8. 1879.
Quotations at the Brandywine NJ Ills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by w. u.
Pennypacke er, d Co. Corrected Daily.
Hest Patent Flour .eS 25 to % Is
Choice Family Fiour......... u W TO y "
Choice Superfine.. .............B 8 w to . %
Prime new wheat IS
New Corn.,,..,............ 55
Bran per ton 20 w