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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Der ,,Seralo'' bsfirpOrtst bic Sob'
runs zines artefi9sn grunnens in SaGion
Part. Infer StabtiddeI bat 263er senus,
er brau@t ni5t aud nod elm artsfi9ss
God gu baben. Wsnn bic Bigbugs in Der
Ra9bari@aft 10 germ einsn urteii9en
grInnen bort batten, warum frasen iis bic
Staot uidt I'M grlaubniB einen iolden
bort aui lire &Ofen gu sraben. llsbrisens
eisuet ii3 unier sertliftetss llsbersansssss
birse i5le4t gum SObrsn arteii4sr Bruins
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
nae aseae i'm hen miG.niAniten Incl,

Das Yete in ben 8ifeui9aiten psrs
banten mir ni6t ben SpstuIanten .unb ib'
rem Stubir ituben, ionbern ben Mdanern,
bic in Der @eIt leben unb in @ei9aftsn
tbdtis bur5 eisene Beobadtunsen grfabs
runsen iamueIn.
Sarleb' 8ruit.Garamelen finb
bas &eialtat FOLDER grfabrunsen, unb ents
fdieben ber bette unb pirtiamiis Sutsn'
3uder. ...a .f-...f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Spre6t Dor!

@dbrenb Der sanssu 9auer Der 5air
nib Der llnterssi6nete es fi9 sur aufsabs
MAIDEN isinen 9dftsn einsn q 8 d.
neten 2un9 uor3uiesen. gluBerSem
ma@t er barauf aufmetiam, baB ct nur
bic befen 9etrdute auer art unb feline Sis
sarren an 9aub bat. geiu9er Der ausitsIs
lung, ~bsionbers bic BON ~guspdrts. finb ba'
Der einseIuoen Bel inn uor,uiprsdsn, psuu
its fi9 erfriiasn unb ibren Durit Iaben
wouen. In gutter Sebisnuns fsbIt es ni9t.
s. 5ufmann,
@de Der Is. unb gIayifrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Snriofe Sente ftuo oiefe 2srea6er.

sic prebisen nidt mebr bas rIautere1
@ort 9ottes, beuubre, ie u~nterbaIten ibre
Sub0rer baIb pom 9oIitit, baIb pom Mos
ben, baIb pom bisiem unb bann uon benz.
Oa 1T Der v&euerenb" .. s. gurceu, uon
Der 2. 9rssbpterianertir3e babier, Der on
10 Sonntas abenoen cine &ei5e Discourses
iber bic 9 o s EN- &elisiOnen Der 8eIt sibt.
Wit benz r@onfucioniim", Der &eIision bes
sroBen @biHa's, bat er anssfansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
WilHaufee Warftberi9t.

yer aslesrapb.) I. Sspt. 1879.
Wsisen-No. 2, s74 Gt.
Safer-2lt Cts.
WeI1toru-32s Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
2Sie 2aau6e ,u ibrem 0eibpeien err

2Sie 2aan6e gu ibrem 0sibpsisn srs
fabrsn baben, if es i%frafbar, usrfdIidts
Webisinen 81 perabreidsu, es 1T aber aud
i9Ie6t, Web1iusn aIs sbsn 10 gut angus
preiien, bsren 8iuisteit idou benefit, baB
bieieIben psnis @ertb baben t0nnen.
@eun uniers 9sier CUTE 9ausmittel NUNS
iden, 10 ratbeu mir ibnen, mad Or. aus.
aSnis's hamburger SamiIiea:W sbisinsn
,u frasen, weIde id ftsts bewdbrt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Suseuieur Ef&irsi bsre&net, baB bic
8eierpoire Der 0afereompasuie sroB ses
mug finb, nm 4 Dampfiprisen 2Oa Stunbe
su ipeiisn, aud uenn tein 3uhuB oa wdre
iebod empFebIt er ben gteubau zines pei'
tern Heierpoirs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Sente, bic gum 8eiude Der ausitels
lung mad Der Stabt tOumen, ioaten, wenn
fie photographer piui9en, ni9t usrsei'
fen Bel u. $. Madensie & 60. 1914
WaiultraBe porsuipre6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

gsief Aaff,6en ma@t cine llnteriu'
dung, bic bier sefibrt wtrb, UNI gu bewei;
fen, baB elm Waun feline Grau persiftste.
lily a une femme au fond, iast bas @es
ri1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
2Iit S6wdrem unb YeuIen bebett

2HI SWwureH Hup UeuleH pepeul u
Der arme 2eibsnbe elm @eien, peI6ss bas
MitIeib unb man6maI ben abideu ieinsr
Mitmeni6sn errest. aue SaIben unb
Pfaiter beIfen ba ni9ts. @irb cine gsuIs
BON Der Sbetfd9e Der !9uut uertrieben, 10
utrb fe ruiebsr an anberer SteIe ausbre'
den, wsnn bas llsbeI ntdt bur9 cine ipfes
matii5e &einisuns bes BIutes, nit Stumpi
uub StieI, bur@ ben @ebrau9 pom . +.
ausuft &6nts's Samburser
Eropen aus9erottet wirb. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

g. Sa6ertp & Co., @o. 80 Rains
itraBe, baben ioebsn sebn Der beribmten
lsi5tIaufsnben Oomsfic 3dbmaidinen sr'
halten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Der pu6nque 2sase BAL Gfnb
perIanst Bios $500 UNI nit einem anbern
Club CUR Tatr;eit su ipieIeu. $3.50 per
Club, bas 1T ftarter Tabad. gu fart
wabri@einIi@, buB i'm bic gompasuie
rau1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

- Seberteit Unit Nusnabme Sonns
tass) finb Waeen gum Witfabren Bel 8es
srdbnifen fur 81. 90 gu babeu i'm 9eibftaa
BET Gibbs q 6 o., 4. StraBe, 3uii@sn
Wain unb 9ocuifftra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
ct. 2oui8 Marftbertht.

(Ys r1sltsrapb.) 1. Stpt. 1879.
Dsi3en-rotber, &c.. 2, 93s bis o. st.
WeI9torn-304 gts.
Safer-234 @ts.
SdwetaeHeii6-- 40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
2SdBrenS oes usrsanssuen 5srbfel

2SdbrenS oes psrsansenen 5erbtes
bate i3 sinsn anfau uon acutsm Rbsumas
tismus, in ioI3em @rabe, baB i'd bas gett
bitten muBte. Die arantbeit ipOttste Der
Runit bes aIr;tes. ben i'd gu Ratbs oos.
0a b6rte i'd Don Der 9siItraft bss ct.
Satobs Del. Sd IisB mir BEL ben 5srren
@ansIer Bros. cine G!ai@s bss 2iniments
boIsn. S9on mad turSer 8sit trat 9inbs:
runs Elm unb mad ~wsnisen Gasen mar i'd
wieber uOlptanbis bersefsut. Sd m0&ts
bubsr bisiss wirtli3 quite 9eiImittel allen,
psI9e an &bsumatismus Ieibsn, auf's
Warmite e~mpfsbIsn. Matt. Rc DsrmOtt,
81. Sent. Or. 81. Chops, @aterIoo, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Die Greea6dGfer se6en GG ni6t.

Die Greeabddsler geben HN at1t.
Su ibrer an, Iesten Samitas ~abs.baItenen
Gonpsntiou buben ie folsenbe Ganbibatsns
LITE fir 8eamten bteiss Counties aufsss
itsIt: Sir has llntsrbaus Der geiesses
buns: u. 6. 9suup, @m. $. graeser uuo
8m. Collins; sheriff, Ebs. Scr; Gus
peruiiur, Chs. Gpnn; slubitor, %. Rcs
@innis; S@uIiuperintenbent, s. DenIius
ger; ~2anbmefer, 5. s. Song; Coroner,
.. RceausbIiu; fir S9usmeifer wurbe
teine gruennuns seuta9t unb benz Gomits
ibsrlafsn bic Stele au fi0sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
$taot + Atneeeen0.

g1d6fteu pienftas besinnt bier in
Dubuque bic aderbaus unb Snbufries
ausffeIuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
6err Gm. Sfu(6. ous mefpboI

SEER Gu. Sfnf@e aus @~eipbaIia
7SbeIbp Co., Soma, Der im SntereHe Der
Burlington & Quincy giienbabn bic @es
ssnb b~ereift, I'M bic uu SbsIbp sslssensn
9dnber Der gompasnie on &atbOIiten gu
~pertaufsn, wirb wdbrsnb Der 6air i'm
rameriean Saus" gu iprs6sn isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Seine retou9irte photographer unb
Tin Types Bel u. $. Wuden,is & Co.,
1914 WaiufraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

2lufer g1aG6ar gonntp, Sos0 auisf,
bat feline Iusiieauns am 80. September,
l., 2. unb 8. October in @aIena.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

@a6euSie & Co.'S photographer
iiRb bic bilisiten uno bsiten. 5ufriebsn'
belt %aarantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

4 Tintypes fir so Gents unb Ybos
~tosrapbieu gu $500 per 0usenO bei u. s.
Wafensie & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
@aaenntacber 9efucbt 3!

Gtu Dastnme6u, her fur I'D IItA tins gD,rffitts on
faustn MID, futtt cine CUTE Seize eutsit edsu In Dprtsiu5
ton Srps. Did an hem @sbdaet btfnett f6 etne
Sxmlssertrtaatt Rdbet Nustuuft srtbtilt Geo. gpeltsr
In QDcrtbtuatpu, DUBUQUE &c., Ssrd. 422-4L7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
GhicQao aEurftbertht.

8gItaBb Nnrl1ptftpI.
~ or %xelsgrapb.) l. Sspt. 1879.
Webl 1925 Bis 5.75.
@ei3en.-No. 2, SO @ts.
WeI n.--329 Gts.
Safer-2l4 @ts.
8utter-l5 bis Is gts.
@ter-ll bis liz gts.
Bbistp-$1.O7.
g eius-$S.O o Bis $50.
Rinbpteb-$4.25 bis 4.4O.
1-$7. 95 biz 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Samfias A6sno brannte Elm tlsiner
Stall in Der Gdbe Der II. pnb glmitraBs
ab. S9absn etwa 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
2ebrerifeae 9eiucbt !

Gin rsSt iclissr uns ta6tissr tat sItf6sr etbrsi
Sraanif 4, Ter eas seminar In 5ulba init Rr. 4
ptrli,e unt bic ,nsIif5s Sprats s~slfdnbis btbrrftt, N
adn, cine ltus S6uls I,t Wlenatsn auesr Sttaune une
NIT isinr Sdmilit tn ttttIsr glstb. Rdasrt sustunft CT.
tbttlt strnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

RspsYart Rarftberidt.
T%tItarapb). 1. Sspt. 1879.
Weissu.-Wiluaufee, go. 2, $l.02.
5afer--27 bis Slt G.s.
WeIf9torn-sem. ID. 454 bis 464c.
S9m etneHetfa-$8 rs bis S.S5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
Sebrer perlanSt.

Gin tatboliI6u Sduatbrsr fur cine feline pfarrf6uls
sdu6t. I'm ndbtrt ausianft psnbs mdn Rd ssfdaisf an
Reb. J. Hetamer5,
qrscV 9tlbtitsStat, SladtaRi TO-, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
q efu6t t!

9t, Baniltt Saubtr spn Ramsr, Canton Gaptaeu,
@rpeb. Yursmburs IA ssbtttn ibrs aeertft vtscr Samilisn.
anaelsatnbettn Bltt6f an Ssrn gtatptas eerfepesTp,
Saaetlsmann ~ Mamsr, 9uTsmburs, europa, tinJulsnttn.
y 423db
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Rp. 4
81
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nit be,
Partei
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1T pon
Barteita,
um bic 8
tet, unb
Wabltam|
\ i9eiben n
Il ben nd9f
bic Nemt,
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A Madt, B
VI ben Part,
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i ferner is
ielbif bel
Yartsien
II itatt ibr'
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unterwlr
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sr6Bte I'm
n 9ireu bic
Mdnner b
Der 9e
4 Weinuns.
Il faa bssri.
II inb, isin
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II fobalb Elm
benz poIiti.
III tbatfrdftie
vi Oisis brit
nannten u
bIidsn.
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pSoIiitidt
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uebsrau n
Barteisn b
4. pslde Den
/. iett nOibt
L fir bisis
i berisIbsn.
i. seber babs.
|. bolt bic "
inter cine
bic Minbt
is gen Stlmr
Gusidlas
Der d
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NJ Der gerfahi
II &ern fur sj
'bur3 aim
'ibren Bar,
n ten @lsmel
sbnen. 81
uuabbdnsi.
4 WiifOn gel
n6uertren
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The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
Excitement in LastOn.
MERCHANT ARRESTED or A CHARGE
OF INCENDIARIsM.

A MERCHANT ARRESTED OK CHARGE
OF INCENDIARIsM.
The Baltimore NeicS reports great eX-
element ir the town of Easton, Talbot
county, Md, over the arrest of j. l..
Woodcock ON Wednesday, on suspicion
of ofincendiarism.
WoOdcock is a matchmaker and jew
eler and formerly livs. in Salisbury,
Md, and has heretofore been highly 90
teemcd. He occupied a store IN Easton,
which he rented from Mrs. Elizabeth X
Robinson, who lives in the other por-
tion of the house with her family.
On Tuesday night the family Of Mrs.
Robinson heard saving and driving of
nails IN he store, and it was Subsequent
" discovered that hole 1S inches square
had been cut in the floor under the coun-
ter. and large quantity of combnstiblc
stuffl,aluraTei with oil had been thrown
into the collar and set fire to. The win
dows had been obscured with sheets
and bed quilts and several cans contain
ing coal OIL were found near the hole in
the floor.
After the combustibles had ignlted
Woodcock left the store, and then the
fire was discoyered by the night watch
man. The heat was so great that the
handles of the oil cans had melted off,
hut their contents had not ignited. Moth
ing but the prompt action of the hire de-
partment averted a terrible contagra-
tion, as the store is located In the busi
ness centre of the town and high wind
was blowing.
The motive is supposed to have been
| to secure the insurance, as 1t is asserted
that the greater portion of the stock had
| been removed. The excitement of the
| inhabitants was so great that threats of
| lynching were freely INDUCED in.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
Police Record.

After drunk had been ordered fifty
ceuts and costs, this morning, by acting
Mayor . Neil, aN OnDg man from Cecil
county, Md, who bad come to town to
see the elephant, and so conducted him
self that he saw the inside of the city
cells Instead, was put into the dock on "A
charge of dlsorderly .conduct, preferred
by special officer Legg
Mr. Legg T. stitied that between G and
10 o'clock last night, the prisoner came
to the depot with several companions,
and procured 10 cents worth OF food al
the res aurant, and refused to pay for it,
This, com blned with abuse, led to his
arrest, and after they had started for the
Hall he said he would pay the money if
he was taken back. This was done, and
he paid the bill, and then commenced to
curse louder.
Mr.. Legg then arrested him and had
him locked up. The young man was
drunk at the time. A fine of 81 and
costs was imposed.
Aksmall negro was next charged with
throwing bricks at a house last uight.H
said he was guilty, "but thought he had
a right to fire stones on Hollow eve.h
The penalty was fifty cents and costs.
Marshall Pierce was then charged with
contempt of the Mayors Court. The
charge specifically stated was this;
He had warrant sworn out against 8
man named Carroll, for keeping "a tip
| pling house, and had the serving of the
| warrant postponed TO a cerain evening
at which time he (Pierce) was summoned
to appear. He did not IiNt in an appear
ance, and the prisoner is now non est
Tbs prisoner said he was compelled to
leave town that night or lose hts job
lie was fined So and required to pay the
costs In the case. 81 do this as much to
make an example as 10 punish you,
said the Magistrate in passing sentence
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
DOsUIl the State.

Geo. W. Ingram, real estate agent has
sold the farm of p. 8. Graham, near
McDonough, to Philadelphia man, for
81 900 cash.
The amount realized by Thursday
evenings entertainment in Middletown
was about $40 clear.
The Teachers Institute for Kent co.,
viii he held in Milford Dec. 10th, 1lth,
18th and 18th,
Daniel W. Robbins from Hightstown,
N. j. came to Dover, few years ago
and commenced to get into debt systems
atcally. He left town in hurry . day
or two ago owing between 500 and
On Tuesday last Christiana was visit
ed by remarkable freak of nature. A
COW belonging to Mr.. Arthur Webber.
gave birth to three male calves, all OF
them being white. The mother and
calves are in healthy condition and do
ing finely.
Rev. Mr. Louderbough, pastor of
Drawyer's Presbyterian Church, Odessa
~ unwell. He will not resume his pull
pit until the 1st Of December.
The school house in school district 70,
commonly known as "Rose Valley"
about four miles from Dover, on Mon
day night, was burned to the ground.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
1DDIes 0nd OUsters Scarce.

Chester, Pa, Is lamenting over scar
city of both oysters and apples, which,
at this season of the year, is truly a mis-
fortune. The scarcity of oysters, accord
lug to the Times, has become so great
that it Is general complaint. They have
gone up in price, too. Three dollars a
thousand is now asked for cullngs.
which, few weeks ago, sold for two
dollars. Even at this high price they
cannot b. obtained ,aDd unless the mark
ct is replenlshed at an early day the
price will advance still more. The scar
city of cuttings has necessarily made the
demand for primes much greater than
formerly, which has caused them to as
cend the scale In price. Eight and nine
dollars il asked and obtained for bi.
valves of this very desirable grade now,
and only short time ago the shipper
was glad to dispense of them for six dol
lars per thousand.
The Times also bewails the fact thai
the little oyster crackers have gone up
in price. Apples, it says, are from 81 to
81 higher than the quotations of this
time last year, owing to their scarcity.
In this city oysters seem to be- as plenti-
ful as usual, but apples are scarce and
high,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
SECOND EDITION
Fam In HditO1Ce'ea.
w THE CUSTOM WAS oBsERvED.

HIw THE CUSTOM WAS OBSERVED.
Yesterday was the last day OF octonei
and the evening was therefore Al mar
low eve or Halloween. The Old scot
tish jcustom of observing All SAINTS
Day was remembered by young. W II
mington universally, and boys and giris
full of pranks and mischief Kept thr
st. ee $ ringing with noisy mirth uhtli
late IN the evening. Door bells were
pulled rs often as they are rung oy new
Year callers, ami when the inmates OF
the house whose bell had been set a
Jingling, come to see who wanted au-
mission, they only saw retreating forms
in the distance and heard H. ing teet
and noisy laughter.
Many other pranks were indulged 10,
and, as a general thing, the young io'hs
were kept in state of great enthusiasin
all the time. Some of them got too Dols-
ferrous and the police had To take the
matter III hand and maintain order. one
little fellow was arrested for throwing
stores, and several were caught by the
police, but their tears and promises had
the effect of securing their liberty before
being taken to the hall.
The custom Of celebrating Hallow eve
was more generally observed in the
country ten years ago that it is now In
the cities and towns. Then all the young
men in the neighborhood would from
themselves into small bands, and start
out con mischief hent." Too often the
mischief would be carried too far and a
good bit of damage would be done. Per
haps a family sitting by the fire side
would be suddenly aroused by loud
| blows on the door, and, upon opening
it, would find that concealed parties
were bombarding IL with cabbage heads
or turnips from the patch near by
| Fences would be built across the roads
| gates would be carried away and wagons
run into mill ponds. These and dozens
of other tricks would be played
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
ODeuiD0 OfHe Season.

Well may the Reliance Active Associa-
ton feel proud over their Fourth annual
ball, which took place last night at Web
ster's Dancing Academy in the Masonic
Temple. Long before the time for the
Graz d march to take place, the large
room was filled with lady specta' ors who
waited anxiously for the march in order
that they might see the effect produced
by the fine dressing ofthe ladies' who par
ticipated in the ceremonies.
During the whole night there was not
a single disturbance in the ball room,
and the faces of those present were
Wreathed in sm les of contentment and
pleasure.
One of the features of the ball was the
dancing of a new dance, known as he
Actives' Quadrille, which was very pretty
and intricate. 1t was well danced, but
The announcement of a special dance,
usually creates hard feelings, and all
coming associations who intend giving
a ball this season should exclude all
special dances, as by having them, there
generally is but one set to dance them,
and this is not doing justice to the re-
mainder of the participants.
lne Gfahu lnarcn 'iih'eiIccu aoo'.
10 O'Clock, and was led by Master OF
Ceremonies, Mr.. II. w. Hession, and
Miss Mary McCaulley. They were fol-
lowed by the Floor Manager and Assist
ants with their ladies. The march was
new and one OF the best that has ever
taken place on that floor
AT stated intervals refreshments were
served, which we've highly enjoyed by
the participants. Dancing continued
until the morning light began to chase
the shade. of darkness away, when the
happy persons left for their homes, with
the hope that they might be present at
the Actives' Fifth. There were seventy
three couple in all on the march.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
Treasurer's statement.

Amount of taxes to be collected by
the Collectors of New Castle County, for
the year 1879:
w. Pierce, Brandywine Hd., s 1882 40
J. l.. CarpenterJr., Wilmington, 39,313 Az
G.. ID. Bedford, Wilmington, 40,O42 81
Thos. Toy. Christiana, II ,9Y2 81
II. NJ. Whiteman, Mill Creek, $3.50 O2
VIM. Hawthorn, White Clay, 5,952 "a
S. Clendenin, Pencader, 6,38i 30
w. f. Thompson, New Castle, 1876 %
,Johh A. Cleaver, Red Lion, GOO Go
WIN. j. Eliason, st. Georges, 1882 02
H. A. Wilson, Appoquinimink,. 4,o63 %
w. s. Reynolds, Biackbird, 3,2S3 Oh
Amount received from the Collectors
for the year 1879;
w. Pierce, ,Brandywlne HID, s 5000
j. l., Carpenter, Jr,. Wilmington, 1900
G. Ill. ID. Bedford, Wilmington, 10000
Thos. Toy, Christiana, 6,3OO
n M. Whiteman, Mill Creek, 5000
VIM. Hawthorn, White G. Creek, $500
w. f. Thompson, New Castle, 6OOO
j ohm A. Cleaver. Red Lion, 1904 rs
s. Clendenin, Pencader, l,2oO
w. j. Eliason, st. Georges, LOO
II. A. Wilson, ApDoquinimink, l,OOO
w. S. Reynolds, Blackbird, i,loo
Amount due from Collectors or New
Castle County for the year 1878:
|. N. Grubb, Brandywine Hid, $ 3S3 "a
A Given Wilmngtop. 1000 90
,John Jordan, Christiana, 1,727 %
| n q Vier White CLAW Creek, 105 80
A. G. Osborne, ST. Georges, 1.Hl %
Jas. o. Eagle, Red Lion, MSS o. o.
c. Ferguson, Appoqninimink, 2,iao :,
| A. Hayden, Blackbirds Al a
1t will be seen by the above that
Thomas Toy, of Christiana Hundred has
| paid the most in proportion, and VIM.
j. Eliason, of St, Georges Hundred, the
| Ioast VIM. HERBERT,
County Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
DOiltDs tn Cecil.

A flock of sheep belonging to Cecil Q.
Biddle, of the Second district, was at
tackled by dogs, one day recently, and
twenty of the number killed or wound
ed. Mr.. Biddle pursued the dogs into
Chesapeake City and killed two OF them
The ElktoI papers present an appear
ance almost Iaughable to-day. 1t is on
the eve of the election there, and their
editorial pages are full of black capitals,
exclamation points and dashes. The
political caldron is boiling fiercely.
Thomas Tyson, of the Fifth district; of
Cecil county, was sound dead in the
lane leading from his residence to that
Of his son-in-law, near Bay View, ,on last
Saturday Rornlng. His body was Sit
ting or leaning against the fence. Heart
disease was the cause.
Constable Foard and posse have taken
np seven pound nets on Elk, Bohemia
and North East rivers, which had been
set in violation of the law by fishermen.
Three of the owners have been arrested
but released on bail.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
Kent county Court.

CONTINUATION OF TIE WEEKS PRO-
ChEDiNGs--A LONG SESSION PRJBA-
BILE.
lhe following are the proceedings OF
the Kent County Court, now in session
al Dover, subsequent to those published
IN Thursdays GAZETTE:
WEDNESDAY.
The first case called was the S, ate VS..
Alexander Collins, charged with COM
nItting an assault and battery upon Jas.
Porter. Collins plead "guilty," and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $40 aud costs of
prosecution,
state VS.. George Lockwood, indicted
Tor an as ault with intent to kill, for
shooting Elias Purnell in Milford. The
parties are both colored, and had some
words over colored damsel, which re-
suited in fracas, and Purnell got the
worst of it. Verdict, "guilty of an as
sault." Sentence, SO line, and costs OF
prosecution. Cooper l,r State, Fulton
for defen,e.
State VS.. John Jackson and John Mon
roe, col, indicted for stealing six bushels
OF wheat and three bags the property OF
Gideon Speakman, near Smyrna Yer
dict 'not guilty" Cooper for State
Watson for defence.
State VS.. Edward Mileham, indicted
for an assault with intent to kill Elias
L. Booth.
This was an att mpted shooting for ar
alleged irespass. The case was carried
over until Flday, as Thursday Was oc
cupied with arguments by counsel and
the disposition of the civil list. On Fri
day the jury rendered a verdict Of "nol
guilty"
State vs.. Isaac Chase, COL, indicted
for stealing pair Of pants and pair o.
shoes. Alter examining one witness Tic
State abandoned the ca c. Cooper fol
State, Watson for defense.
The Grand Jury came into Court and
informed the Court that they wer,
through with what business was bcfor,
them. The Court thanked them fo
their diligence, and discharged then
from futher attendance this term.
State VS.. Caroline Fisher, COL, indict
ed for stealing an ovcrskirt, the propert,
of Mrs. Ellingsworth, with whom sh
lived. Cooper for State. Watson 70
defense.
This closed the criminal business an,
the civil business is now in progress.
is sufficient to keep the Court in session
until Thursday next.