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Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
Barn BuPmeA.

The alarm Of fire last evening was
occasioned by the reflection Of burn
ing barn, the city watch at first sup
posing 1t to be somewhere about the
city limits. By telephone this morning
the REPUBLICAN ascertained that the
bnilding destroyed was the property Of
Mr.. George Whitfield, proprietor Of the
Gilpin House, New Castle, and is stu.
ated about one mile from Christiana, on
the Bear station road. A lot Of hay
and straw, about 200 bushels Of wheat,
etc., were destroyed. The live stock,
harness and wagons we're saved. One
wagon, however, was slightly damaged
after its removal by being placed too
close to the burning building. The
barn was a single decker about 40x50
feet. The loss is estimated at o., 900,
partly covered by insurance. The fire
is supposed to have been caused by
sparks from a lantern in the hands Of
one Of the men about the place who
was in the stable attending to . horse
about nine o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
(rnrxlsAr's sws.)
T1E 1AYAnD aICKPfIoH.

~ the De0oevaelo
Cluss-A Large Tura.Oue Anstsl.
paasa-Ths German C1tissos Ne.
sssve - Ta4a s0e-Ths H1l1sasy
VIII - ID Line. lf"4s-,s
Ts-day the respective Democratic
clubs have bssn busy decorating their
club rooms In order to make grand
display ~ tho parade passes up Market
street. The Jefferson club, At Seventh
and Market strests, will make "big
show" and the Exoslsior club will
wrap Col. Bckel's building, next 70 tho
police headquarters, In bunting.
The jackson Club which has IL head
quarters over Johnny AcCafrey's 81
loon in Water street, being od the line
Of parade, have established themselves
at the Washington hotel which they
are decorating for the occasion and
where they will give banquet tonight
after the reception 10 over. The other
Democratic clubs will also give ban
qusts. The rooms Of the Lincoln Re-
publican club are closed though It is
composed Of the leading citisens Of
Wilmington; no invitation having been
sent by the Committee nf arrangements
for them TO turn out. The Democratic
employees Of the various workshops
and manufactures will contribute TO
swell the line. The Republicans gen.
or ally have concluded not to turn out.
The German American citizens held .
large meeting last evening for the pur.
poss Of making arrangements for par
ticipating 10 the parade this evening.
1t was resolved 10 meet at Capelle's
building, on King street above Second.
1t seven o'clock this evening, for the
purpose Of forming for the parade. Col.
Hilgsr will be the Marshal for the oooa-
sion, and John MANI, Daniel Aaier,
William Robsl.n and George Stab will
be the aids.
The First Battalion, Companies A and
G, held . meeting at their srmory last
evening, and decided positively to take
part in the Bsyard reception this even.
ing. The City Cornet Band will head
the companies from the armory until
they are in their place in line, when
the McClurg Band, Of Philadelphia,
will head them during the parade. A
large number Of citizens along the
line Of parade will illumiuate their
dwellings and stores.
DR.. L. P. Bush will deliver the ad-
dress Of welcome, Mayor Almond being
under the weather. Senator Bayard
will then respond, and general hand
shaking will follow. General Postles,
Chairman OF the Committee on Recep-
ton, has issued an order stating that
Mr.. Bayard will be received at Front
and Madison streets, the parade to form
at 1880 sharp. The route will be along
West Front to Market and up Market
to the Opera House. No badges, ban.
ners or notices will be allowed in the
procession.
At its meeting last evening, the JEFF.
fsrson Democratic Club decided TO turn
ont without badges, or anything thai
will indicate q political feature. It will
participate simply ss = social organiza.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
An Organization Sighted.

An Organization Sighted.
For the Republican.
MRssRs. EDIToRs 1T Is we'll known
that official invitations have been sent
by the committee Of arrangements TO
the jefferson, the jackson and the Ex.
celsior Democratic clubs, invitingssthem
to participate in the Bsyard Boom pa.
rade tonight. OF this we have no COM
plant, but II, as has been so repeatedly
announced, that the reception has no
political significance in it, why is 1t the
Lincoln Republican club has not
been invited to participate Mr..
Henry c. McLear, a well.known bus
iness gentleman Of this city, is Pres
ident Of the club, and many others Of
tho leading business men belong to 1t.
This must be a new way Of showing
that impartiality we have heard 80
much shout, and oonvinces US more
than ever that only wealthy Republi-
cans are invited to participate who are
able to put their hands In their pockets
and pay for Democratic bands Of music
to march ahead Of Democratic clubs.
No room for the Lincoln club in that
parade. LINCOLN.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
svSDAY sOneoL AzslvEssAsY
assA IL ths Central Prssbyssriaa
tG~ Church. tH#f

T7 - \ wv ~ =
assA IL ths Central Prssbyssriaa
1" Charoh.
The twsnty-hrst annivsrsary Of the
Rodney Strsst Sabbath School WAS held
last evening in the audisnos room Of
the Central Presbyterian Church, the
chapel being idSdsquats 10 the 20.
oommodstion Of the large number that
usually attend those gatherings.
TIE programme opened with singing
after which hr. Thomas NcCorkls read
the End psalm. Addresses were made
BY Rev. Mr.. Keigwiu and Rev. DR..
Nixon.
The report Of the Superintendent
gave . favorable account Of the oondi-
tion Of the schools % follows Number
enrolled l96, average attendance, lbs,
largest number present l35, smallest so.
The Treasurer reported the amount re-
csived from the monthly collections for
the year, including . donation Of @l6
made BY members Of the church, 70 II
t82.46. Amount disbursed 179.98.
Amount on hand @4.47.
A festival held during the summer
for the benefit Of the new chapel reali
ssd $50 which 10 ON deposit. The report
also referred To the faot that there had
been NO deaths during the year.
Tho singing Of the school Was unu-
sually good, exhibiting . considers
Bile amount Of training.
The singing Of Mr.. Samuel Rodgers,
Misc Huntington and Ar. James Simpson
was particularly noticeable.
Ths attendance upon the oocasion
WAS large and the exercises, although
long, were highly enjoyed.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
ARrsR TEE BOON.
Those whs Fetched ~ ~ RsAics
COu4t.

Coust.
His Honor Mayor Almond presided
At Police Court, this morning, and dis
possd Of tho following casss:
No. / was . representative rom MO,
dls's Banks, v no came In last nigh, and
from his appearance - he crswl"d into
the dock the elephant must have tread
On him slightly, - he looked pretty
vsll used up. OfResr Brickls tsstihed
that hs had picked the prisoner up on
Front street vary drunk, and swearing
a though he were a genuine citizen.
Sl and costs In addition to his car fars
will be required to take the unfortunate
out TO Riddles Banks.
No. 2, . six.footsr whose face looked
a though It might have besn paIt OF
the route Of the procession last night,
and that tho entire parade had rsli-
piously marched. over 1t, got into
trouble by undertaking 70 clean out the
bar room Of the Swan Hotel about one
O'Clock this morning. el and costs was
the penalty in this case also.
A rather nealIy orosSou "V
in % number three. Ofncer Gutchmer
testified that he found her ladyship on
Front strest, raising as mnoh noise -
though she had turned ont IN the
boom a. an organization. Fifty cents
and costs will be her contribution 70
tho display last night.
A ysry respectfully dressed, fresh
looking youth, aged about eighteen, was
next led out to answer the charge OF
drunkenness. Officer Carey testinsd
to finding the boy stretched out on the
| pavement at Sixth and Walnut streets.
His Honor read the youth q sharp leo
turs upon the subject Of drunkenness
and fined him fifty cents and cos"'-
This wound up the list.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
rhs Been nasissss.

From the Noeth AmsFicsn.
Senator Bsyard will increase the es-
tsem In which he 10 generally held by
his rebuks " the political intriguers
who wanted his name TO oonjure with.
The residential boom business Is a.
together overdone. All this pips-lsy-
Ing and irs-pulling is sadly ont Of
keeping with the dignity and rssponsi-
bilitiss Of the Presidency, and the
statesmen who are on the anxious
bench would further their own interests
by ooufning themselves to . mastery
inactivity. The scramble that goes on
Is neither pleasing nor profitable.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
Tesnperauce, Entertainment.

Walola Lodge, No. 63, |. 0. Of g. T.,
will give an excellent entertainment On
Thursday evening next in the Moral
Suasion Reform Association rooms, at
Third and King streets. The programme
will consist of speaking, dialogues, re-
citations, and music both vocal and in
strumental. Edward Swayne, of Ken
net Square, will be present to give some
of his inimitable select readings. The
Roberts sisters, the "canary birds "
of the M. s. R. A., will also be present
to give some Of their choicest music.
The admission will be ten cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

William White, oolored, was shot
dead by . rufian, named James Hicks,
in restaurant at Hope, Ark, yester-
day.
The Sub committee Of tho y. 8. Sem
ate in the Kellogg-Spodord case will
leave Atlanta, for New Orleans on Sat-
urday.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

viii not take long fol the adorsrs q the
fair sex 70 be made scq uainted With the
fact. For the present, the decision
must remain In statu quo. No doub!
there will be more contestants ior tne
prize Of "Quesn Of Beauty" J. q.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
A Bible ReaAing.

The Rev. William Newton, Of Phils
will give an illustrated Bible
reading on Thursday evening next, q
the church Of the Covenant corner o
Second and Washington atreets. II II
said that Mr.. Newton has no euperio
in his peculiar branch Of study.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
L.lDCalOttos.

LOcalOltoS.
A gang Of sneak thieves infests the
neighborhood Of Eighth and Taylor
streets.
The Delaware Iron works at New
Castle will relay their tracks along the
river bank. The track 10 70 be used
for shipping Manufactured material.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

S,PORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.-An the
y improved makes Of Breech Loading
Guns, Muxzls Loaden In great variety, sev.
en-shot Nickle Plated Revolvers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing done In an honest
kinds sharpened. A call 10 respectfully tell
oited. H. LYLE, ~ Market street,
417.Sm WhmlHgten, Dol
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
GolnG 20 BOsten.

State Representative William Dean
Of Newark, will attend the Nationa
Association Of Wool Manufacturers u
be held at Boston tomorrow afternoon
Hon. Thomas y. Bsyard will also b
present.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
"Do.'s Know Halr Their Value.

"They cured me Of Ague, Biiiousness and
a half bottle left which / lsed for my two 1T.
tie girls, whom the doctors and nsighbors said
could not be cured would have lost both OF
them one night If had not given them Hop
Bitters They did them no much good con.
tinued their use until they were cured. Ibat
10 why say you do rot know halt the value
Of Hop Bitters, and Go not recommend them
high enough. b. Rochester, N. Y. See
another column.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

Mr.. Hendricks wants 1t distinctly
understood that he does not propose
again to play second fiddle to rybody.
And the country wants 1t distinctly
understood that 1t has no intention Of
engaging Mr.. Hendricks for first violin,
no matter who the second may be.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
A 6n0 Residence,

Walter Tatnall Is erecting q fine W. W.
story brick house 42t BY 40 #. wiz
mansard roof, at the north west corner
Of Beech snd Clsytsn streets, in tp1
Tenth ward The brick work is bsipl
done BY Frank Simpson.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
Grant a. o Dipismatlst.

1t would have surprised many peo
pie to learn that General Grant had ap-
peared in the role Of q diplomatist, but
it is nevertheless the fact that his CON-
mon sense advice has averted q war
between China and Japan.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
A Great Nuisance.

The dye stuff emptied into the Bran
dywine, 1t the factories of the Messrs
Bancroft, is becoming greater nuisans
than ever, 1t taking at times over for'l
hours to flow by our city, and for ths
period of time the pumps have to D
stopped.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
NEW ADVEKTlsEMEsl sl's.
DENEfI

BtSHt1r'
The pupils and friends of Clarence Shank
will give
CONCERT
Of vocal and instrumental music for his bone
1T, at First Presbyterian Church,
TOMORROW EVENING.
The programme will include Millard's Mass
g., rendered by a full chorus and solo voices
under the direction OF Mr.. Shank.
Tickets for sale at Robelin's Music store.
lll2ti+
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
worms /!
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
q reciDe that will cure you FREE Ot
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov
cred by missionary in South America SEND
Q self-addressed cd envelope TO the REV. JosRPB
IT, nNAx. Station ID. New York Ctty.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
Lsather for EuROPe.

C. & J. Pyle, morocco manufac-
ttures, Of this city, ship by the steamer
"Illinois," tomorrow, five more cases
Of Patent and Enameled leather to
Europe.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
RAILROAD LlHEA.
DH1LADELPHlA,w WILMINGTON AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOYINRnR 10 1870.


Trains will leave Wilmington ~ follsws:
For Philsdelphis and intermediate Sta
tons, 90, $40 lo.Se LSo .. M, 2sj, ,Aoo. V.00,
80 p. n.
Phlladelphia (Express) 200, r.ss, lo.o1 .. n.
Phiiadelphia and Now York an, T0o. l0.02
.. NJ, l2.lS, l23o, h&s p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, s.ss
., m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, % p. u.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, aio, e.sS,
.. m l262, l.O4, SIS p. m.
Trains for Delsware Diyision leave for:
New Castle, els .. m, LILO, o SOP. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, s.lS
Q. M, LILO, Q 90 p. n.
Delmsr and intermediate Stations, els ..
m, l.iop,n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40 .. m, ! 90, $50 p. m.
Philadelphis and New YORK, 100 . m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.6l, 2.lo .. N.
For iurthsr information passengers arc 70
erred 10 the time tables postsd at the depot
H. r KENNEY, Sspt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
NREAT SUCCESS.

Has attended operations in Wall street dur.
Ing the past thirty days. From $40 to 1000
received and operated, and profits returned o.
three to en- times amount invested. "Puts "
and Calls =" at favorable rates. Write for
information concerning our plan whereby
persons of small means enjoy equal advanta.
yes with largest operator. Special terms 60
insure against loss. Stocks carried on small
margin. Prices, etc, free.
CLINTON h BRYANT, Barkers,
ll.l2.3md&w IL Wall street, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
WILMINGTON. DEL.

q. y. Government 6onds bought audEsold
or exchanged ct current rates.
Caah ready for good first mortgages.
All local securities b0ught and sold.
Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bouen at and sold and
carried on margin.
Telographic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

TOHN RAM, SEWING MACHINE BA
Eaar, Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
sire ets, Wilmington, Del All hrstclats
Sewing Machines fer sale on easy terms. Oh,
Needles and Attachments ior all Machines.
Repairing = speciality. open In the evening"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

m DnN KEWARD.-For the arrest and
MIN conviction Of the party or par
t,es that committed highway robbery. and at.
tempted to commit murder on tho body of
Miliard T, Toft, on Saturday evening. about
8 O'Clock, the sth day Of November, 1879, near
PenpsyIvania avenue and Clayton streets.
iI.iitf J,P. ALLMOND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
SALE OF COWS

At Village Green, Delaware County, Pa,
on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 20, 1879
At one O'Clock.
Forty fresh cows and Springers. C-Ht
The best lot we have offered 'tor sale
this season, being large, fine and OF Kood
stOck. Wagon will be at Linwood station "a
meet first train, that leaves wilmington lo.a
a. m. Two and tour months credit.
U.l2-w&dtt ROBERTS Il TYSON.
ID. W. EYRE, Auctioneer
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
wants the Republican.

wants the Republican.
DELAWARE CRY, Del. Nov. II, 10.
EprroRs DAILY RBPUBLIcAH:-Pleass
mail DAILY REPUBLICAN, TO my address.
Am sick and tired OF the "Bayard
BOOM" Give US . rest.
Yours Truly, A SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
MARRlEE.

CUBBAGE-BOUTH.- Rev. W. q. Rob.
inson, on the 9th inst, at 6l6 Welsh street,
Chester, Pa, Mr.. q. .. Cubbage and Miss
Lydia Booth. Botn Of Newport, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
OYSTER BAY,

Finest Oysters and CLANS in the city for 26
cents per quart, or quarts for $l.00. Fami.
lies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Oys.
ters delivered free ofcharge to all parts Of the
city. KOBINSON'S, III W: >inth street
Grocery Store, 9th and Orange st. 1l-12 lind
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

TTyHE ORIGINAL BOSTON 09c STORE
l. at 4b North 8th st., Philadelphia, is stil
fourishing, filled with beautiful goods, usefu
and ornamental, such - Roofing Chair
tables, glass and willow-ware, china lamp
10. No other store like 1t. N0thingover
cents. Don't miss calling. oS26-ll tw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

0EWINH MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
- EXCHANGED. Alss guns, pistols and
looks isr sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt ont.
ters, ratchets, wrsnehes, drilling machines,
engines and boilsEs. JNO. u. AIRZEIA
els u 30 4. 6ec0ud street
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

VIYANTt D.-A good shoemaker on hand
stsadv vork. 11.112ts
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

STRAY HEIrEK.--Oame to the C-T8
- farm of the subscriber, on the En-
Hsre's Corner Road, on Tuesday, November
1. Tho owner can have the same by proving
property and paying charges.
ll.i2 3t* GEO. u. LU6DELL.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

Y OST.-Tuesday, November 4th, a E-Nf
Ii Dark Red Cow two years old HX
milking; straight horns; hair of Of her left
foot about the hoOf. A liberal reward VIII be
Maid on returning her to JOHN MEG ARITY. :.
over Third street bridge, Peach street. s..
Wilmington. ll-l--2td-lt~s
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

VYYANTED A SlTUATION.--By young
w man q years Of age; has good edu
cation and o fair penman; good reference
given. Address "1ntegrity,' REPUBLICAN
office lI.l2-3.k
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

it is still increasing.
Not only are nearly all the girls in
Delaware City considerably exercised
about the prettiest girl in our town,
but the young men too are racking
their brains to discover who this super.
lativs beauty is, and several CT them
have sent a request to me to publish
her name, in order, suppose that
each and all Of them might bend the
supple hinges of their knees and fall
down and worship at the shrine Of her
loveliness. The question Of beauty is
ono that has been discussed from time
immemorial, and we are now to-day NJ
nearer a decision of this vexed question
than we were when Cleopatra reigned
as the supreme beauty of her day.
do not propose at the present writing
to enter into detailed synopois OF
what | consider handsome, but will
merely say that finely shaped figure,
bright, sparkling eyes,-Ao matter
what color-and to crown all an intelli
gent countenance, has as much to dc
with beauty as clear, white
skin, pearly teeth, and eyelashef
that cast a shadow on cheeks that look
like full ripe peach. Any one that
cones up to the standard that have
mentioned, should consider pretty.
But who is the prettiest If several pos
sess these rare qualities? Aye, there's
the rub. confess am unable to de-
eide, and must leave others, more in
terested than myself,tc judgf, the anx.
ious young men have reference to, fol
instance. II Miss N. is prettier th r
Miss A., why Of course some one will
BE- able to decide to the satisfaction o
all concerned. And then II Miss T. il
thought handsomer than Miss A., i
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-07
Henry A. Lesas.1er vs.. george Baldey.

SKTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
NJ 1sh OF Orleans. No. 1O.5s8-By virtue Of a
writ of seizure and SALE to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
tsh Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
ton. at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Ex-
city. on TUESDAY. June II. 1879. at 10 O'Clock
"A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND. together with the buildings and Inn
Drovements thereon. and all the rights, ways,
privileges and appurtenanees thereunto be-
longing or In anywtse appertafninR. situated
Ia the sixth District OF this city lately In the
city and parish OF Jefferson. In this STATED In
the square bounded by Louisiana Avenue, Tole-
dano. Coliseum and Prytania streets. and lying
and being on Coliseum street, at distance 81
eighty feet from the corn Of Toledano street !.
the same measures forty feet front On Coliseum
street by one hundred and twenty efght feet in
depth. between parallel lines. Which said
piece or portion OF ground Is composed OF the
longitudinal half nearest Louisiana Avenue, OF
the lot designated by the number three and of
q portion adjoining said lot number three OF
the lot designated by the number four az per
plan drawn by jules G.. Dreux surveyor an
nexed TO an act Of PARTITION passed before
Guyol. notary public in this civ
on the twentieth day OF April, 1856.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
]: r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ny17 "a 81 ia7 ID II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-07
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana vs., John
O'Hearn

OHeHrn.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
wit q sezars ana a az sns 4 rtas se Of
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par.
ish OF Orleans. in the above. entitled cause. I
an9 9 e 81 sne q the
street. between Canal and Oustomhouse streets,
In the Second District OF this city, on SATUR.
DAY, June T. 1879, at u o'clock NJ. the follow
ing d cERrANp 2ST II + G situated
lying and being in the First District OF New
Orleans, In the square bounded by Tchoupi-
toulas, Lafayette. Commerce and Girod streets,
measuring eighteen feet eleven inches and
feet four inches in width in the rear. eighty
seven feet seven inches and one line In depth
On the line toward Girod street and eighty
seven feet three inches In depth on the opposite
On known BY the No. So Commercs street, late
no. 3d. and all the rights. ways and advantages
!nerennto belonging or In any wise appertafn-
Ing. Iogetner with the nineteen shares of
same property acquired by the DEFENDANT here re-
10 by purchase flom Joseph O'Brien per act
passed before Edgar Grima. notary public on
the twenty first of December. 1876.
Seized In the above suit
nish g stock note for the sum Of one hundred
and forty dollars. falling due on the first
gay q May. 1880 and renewable according to
me me c .hn OF the Bank Ct Louisiana
sumo all the obligations and responsibilities of
a stockholder of the Citizens Bank of Louisi-
ara, and the stock note 50 furnished to be iden-
fnsd wit the act Of mortgage BY Joseph
before Edgar Grima. notary. public. In New Or
go = j. Z. HLGE hsS a x nai & lux
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.