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IOce A9nOn0 the Poor.

Mr.. Dickens selected some of his most
beautiful characters from the poorer
classes. lie found in their love and
sympathy, truth and fidelity, the attrac-
lions which fascinated his readers. A
touching instance If this love among the
poorest happel ed not long ago in Bos-
ION.
A little boy was heard crying papers
al ten O'Clock of rainy night. A lady
missionary, guiding a minister through
that part of the city, bought all his pa
pers and asked where he lived. lie re-
pliel:
"Ive only got a sister, Katie, and she
is sick. 1t is dark, too, and oh, the wa
teri"
They went with him. taking him by
the hand. He led them through dark
street till they came TO wretched cellar
in the lowest part ofthe city. He went
down cheerily, crying:
"katie, Johnnie has come!'
Receiving no answer, he went on in
the dark, and they heard his steps plash-
ing in the water. A ciy of alarm fol-
lowed. The boy found his sister dead
in the water.
The tide came into the cellar. He had
provided box for her TO sit on till the
water went down; b, he had b. ell late
that night, the tide had been higher than
usual, and she had fallen off, either in
sleep or fl ON weakness, ,and been drown
ed. The children had been deserted by
iytemperate parents, and the brave boy
had supported hts sister by selling pa
ners
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Action Of Republican Senators.

FRYEBURG, Me-, Dec. Am appli-
cation was made this afternoon to the
Pr siding Justice Of the Jupreme Judi
cial Court of Oxford county, December
term, by the County Attorney for Ok
ford county, upon the petition OF Andrew
X. g. Smith, senator elect from Lincoln
county, and N. T. Hill, senator elect
from Hancock county, asking the court
10 issue a rule of couit to the Secretary
Of State commanding him to appear be-
fore said court OH December 8 and show
cause why he should not give said SEN
ators access to the returns of the sena-
torlal votes in their respective districts,
and an opportunity to examine the same
and for writ of madamus to issue
against said s cretary. The Judge has
issued All order and will hear the case
at Fryebu'g on Tuesday next. A copy
of the petition aud order on the same
will te served upon Secretary Gore at
once. Both petitioners claim that they
were legally elected by the Republicans
of their districts, and that they made
applications to the Secretary of Stale in
person and by counsel Tor an opporlunI-
ty TO see and examine the returns, and
thai he repeatedly denied them this priv
lege.
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WILMINGTON, DEL. FRIDAY, DECEMBER s. 1879
A WAVE.

1t was only song and some one was sing
Idly uron the street,
But y came like an oceans biiiow, bring
A snipwreck TO my feet,
For II WAS the song we sang together
Love my Love"-one time,
When the world seemed always summer
And life was fitting rhyme.
sat by the open window humming
That dear old tender strain,
And thinking Of you when l heard you
And you whistIed the sweet re frain;
And leaned out OF the window smiling,
And saw the moon in the south, =.
And knew not how or by what beguil-
But your Kiss fell on my mouth.
Oh summer of light and love and laugh
oh, rapture hours of youth!
i might have known there would clouds
come after.
And silence and tens and truth,
But whoever thought in the midst of
blisses
The voice of Joy could be still,
And whoever thought when drinking
That sting lay under their thrill?
The Summer Is dead and my way is shaded
AS lar rs my eyes can see;
And the face IL strangely worn and faded,
That looks from the mirror at me,
Yet my life is calm and my days are pleas.
ant;
But the wave of that old song cast
Upon the shores OF my peaceful Present
The shipwreck of my Past.
And thiLk there was never so deep an
ocean,
Or so vast and dark cave,
But the wrecks that went down In LIES
com mmOtiOn,
Will sometimes ride on the wave.
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ChiIiaM TictOry and Disaster,

LONDON, December A Buenos
Ayres despatch, dated December 3, says:
s.Intelligence has been received hel that
the allied Peruvians and Bolivians have
been completely defeated at Tarapaca,
Peru, by the Chlans, who have taken
possession of the town. The Chilian
squadron is blockading the port of
africa.
23O p. ma despatch from Valparal-
so to Reuters Telegram Company, says:
"Tarapaca has been captured by the
Chilians. The losses were heavy on
both Sides"
VALPARAISO, November IA tele-
gram has been received here which con-
firms previous report of disaster to
the Chilan forces near Loa,a the mouth
of the river of the same name, on the
boundary between Peru and Bolivia.
After a stubborn fight 1900 Chilians
surrendered to the allies, with all their
cannons and ammunition. The ChiliaD
commander was killed. The Bolivian
commander atterw ards occupied Conchas
Blancas.
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FIRST EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURTS.

AhdC MENr CONTINUED IN THE EJECT
hENT CASH THE COURT SAYS 1T
WANTS TO GET THROUGH TO-DAY.
specially reported for the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 4.-Mr. Bates
having concluded bis argument in the
eJectinent case at the noon adjournment
yesterday, MIR. Spruance asked and OBJ
tained permission to cite few autbori-
ties In the case upon the reassemblipp.
The citing OF few authorities occupied
MIR. Sp uance just an hour and a half
aud then MIR. Cummins commenced his
argument
mir. Cummins first spoke to the court
upon the various points If law bearing
upon the case. The defendants in the
suit, lie said, are not called upon 10
prove title to the land the plaintiffs
must prove the legality Of their title
beyond possibility Of doubt the de-
iendants claim that the pIalntiil's 5 title is
not beyond contest. He asked the court
10 charge upon that point. Although
The defense has shown legal title TO a
certain portion of the land III dispute, it
vas not necessary for them to do 81, a.
II has been amply shown that they lave
'N'N "'''ioD HOooVoofou IOI more ItlHn
the statute Limitation, 20 years. Even
though person may at inst be tres
passer upon land he cannot be elected
after holding IL Tor 20 year..
Mr. CumInins then cited numerous
cases aud Judicial opinions going to
show that although adverse possession
took place during the disability of the
| ancestor 1t will continue ~ sta,il against
the descendant.
MIR. Cummins then went OH to state
that formations of deeds in this Slale
hold that boundaries are first to he re-
| garded, courses and distances n.Xt. In
| reference to this, he asked the court 10
charge that this should be observed i'm
this case, as the landmarks proved by
the defense were Of more accoun. than
the courses and distances proved by the
plaintiffs.
The speaker again called attention to
the adverse possession clause OF the law
and, after speaking about the validity OF
their deeds rs far back as 1875, said II
was for the court to decide whether adj
verse possession since 1926 would moi
debar the plaintiffs from the land.
Mr.. CuIDmins concluded his addrcs.
| 10 The court at o.3O O'Clock and asked the
ieniency of the court until 10 O'Clock to
morrow, as he was feeling unwcll. Hi,
the court granted with the understand
ing that MIR. Cummins was 10 make hi.
address to the jury brief. The Chic
Justice said that he wished to get through
with this case tomorrow. 1t is no won
der that the Judges are eager 10 &c
through AS the case has occupied nor'
time than any c,vl case ever tried at New
Castle.
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n Plea for the Horses.

AT the earnest solicitation OF many
persons living OH Market street between
second and Fourth, VT present their
complaint To our citizens. They say That
the horses and mules drawing the city
cars are often overloaded and then un-
mercifully beaten to drag the car mp the
hill. No Christian man or woman would
stop full car on the hill for the sake OF
ride, and no driver with spark OF
conscience would stop such car to lat
the souliess creatures in, with only Two
poor little mules ahead with their slen
der legs to strain and struggle To start
Tho dreadful weight. We think the So
ciety for the protection OF animals should
present this alternative To the company
either TO have IA leader for every ascend
ing car, or make 1t Illegal 10 take stand
ing passenger. In Philadelphia at steep
places Duy waits ready with leader,
aud plavards are hung outside the cars
requesting ladies' not 10 stop the car be
t~ cen the corners as the strain ON the
horses is SO terrible. We know driver
10 that city who lost ms situation by re-
iusing to overload nis car. He preferred
10 serve his Heavenly Master rather
than his earthly QUE. When Whining
ton produces such man We shall shout
for joy. Il. W.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
BRIEF LOc0Is.

'honlhe new pulp works is progress
Hapdly.
Val Ail to attend the Kate Tnayer
kss4ly concert at The Opera House, this
Epat. ~ ~ " vs.
%uty Council session, last evening
"e'! and Interesting.
~ annual business meeting Of the
"'"Al society wiil be held this even
NJ lamp Committee OF City Council
eI ms evening, to consider the
n. ah S lot lighting the city Ior the next
Ipf treasurer exposes another OF
spsV'Icdn blunders, and shows that
.ss appfopriations are not ali ex.
'~' %stated by that paper.
as",uas Elder Matlack will pi each al
VI sunday evening.
%usrk Frazer has neatly ard con
|ns n, ihdeAed the Council minute
|iSs5rss iSrs i iall Of apples for so cents at 7.
w" = ''s Market street. d, c5-t
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priatIons of the City Council o

CCIhIy tuat tuD hOONC 10 Il COItCCv Atos
OF the unexpended appropriations AZ
copied from my books.
FRANCIS VINCENT.
City Treasurer.
In presenting II, Mr.. M McMeuamin sta
ted that he read IN the Republican that
all the appropriations OF COSncll had
been ovcrdrawD, and that the CITY vas
out OF funds. He had gone to the trouble
oi getting from tho Treasurer state.
ment OF The auiOuHt remaining TO the
credit Of each appropriation, which will
be seen from the communication Of the
Treasurer, Is "A complete refutation Of
the assertion made by that paper.
Mr.. Nj MebaInin, introduced, and had
reah Twice, an ordinance to amend an
ordnance providing for the cleaning OF
the siitets by contract. The original or
dinance provided that the Sueet Com.
initiee should, during the month Of De-
CEN Der advertise for cleaning the streets
during the year 1880 BY contract. Mr..
Nc cMvnanin's amendment provides
That the commi tee ghall advertise tor
proposals during the month OF June
next.
Mr. Rodney introduced the following
resolution which was adopted:
Resoiued, That the City Hospital Com.
mIItee, be-, and are hereby Instructed, to
discontinue from AID alter the first day
of January 1880 the emplo, mcut of City
II ospi'al physician.
On motion OF Mr.. Pay nter, Council
pr, ceedeu 10 the nomination OF Chief
Engineer of the Water Department., fo-
the ensuing year. He nominated IL. B.
NJ ,lulire. ,he present encuinbeDr.
There were no further nominations,
aud The ballot resulted, Mc1n,iit, IA
W. Ii. Lee !; Blank. l. Mr.. McIutiie
was thereupon declared elected.
Mr.. Heused called up tor "a third read
| ing his ordinance amending the ordi-
nance regulating the sale OF meats upon
| the sti eets. The amendment provides
| That d farmer can sell hogs OF his uwG
raising, III market whole, without pro
| curing the necessary license Of 50.
| After c, nsiueI able debate the anne nd
neut TO the OH igin nal ordinance was adoI
ted, there 0eing but four dissenting votes
M essrs. Downing, Paynter. smith ant
Merrs Taylor.
Mr.Chandler introduced the following
| which was adopted:
| RcSoiUed, That the Public Building
| Committee are hereby requested r. to re-
| wise the market ordinance regulating thu
sale OF all ARTICLES In the market.
| There being no further business, a
loo O'Clock Council adjourned.
| ORDERS.
| During the vening the following or
i-rs were directed to be drawn:
| miscellaneous pay roll, 81 lyl 30; polio
pay roli, 81 ,566 IS; Treasurer Of the Boar
II Education. 81 1896.
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ORD


Rev. Brother Bell, of the Colored
Bethel Church, Of Washington, made
the walking mania the subject OF his
discourse u few nights ago, aud showed
that We OF this day are but poor weak
imitato at best-even IN pedal move
uents." 10 show his hearers that these
latter day walks are of small moment
and sinful, he said ha would "compar
dem with one puiformance dat TUX pace
thousands OF years ago. IL waz the
greatest spurtin' match; as dey calls IL,
lat eber come of on dc face oh yearf.
Now, Jess turn ober your bibles, my
treus, an look at iifJ-tft chapter OF
Genesis, twenty-second vass, an' what
do you fine? Why you tihe dat Enoch
-walged-wid God tafier he b"g'atted
NJ. ethoosaly) three hundred years.!
Thr.e-huud a. ed-years Oar was
walk for you'll Jess shet yo' eyes an
Hect ON IL! -hundred--years?
FAX bout yo' fizzikie ondoorance after
dat! But dat amt all ob 1t. II yoa'h
less look at dc twenty fourth vass oh de
same chapter, you will hne my Dloveu
freus, what a orful waning Is in tat vass
to YOU fools who has de conceit to make
sech ouekal inatcnes. Did any goou
come OBJ de ole man Emo sh's walk? Did
he make eny ting outer it? No! He
loss by it-lost eberyth,ng by it-neber
pered in do ring agin-in fack he went
up. Jess read de vsss /: An -Enoch-
walked-wld-G n'-he-wuz-pot'
dat Is, he warn't nowhari for God TUX
him. God TUX HIM! To be shuah he
TUX him! He held ont for long time;
de ole man did; he was game to de last
ne was doing his level best, but 'Old
NJ aster TUX HIM ON de last roun. fes'
nv b loved frens, an he II take any body
dat tries dat game on him, an' histe hun
.blpherin' a Kite, Jess as he did ole Boss
Euoch. SO take warning by dis orful
lesson; let all oh dis KIND oD foolishness
alone, and tend to yo' proper callins
ike good Chistuns. An now let uS
pray"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
SECOND EDITION
n MUTyZd7sd Execution.

MEDFoRD WATERS HUNG FOR THE
MURDER OF JENKINS wHALEY IN
CECIL COUNTY.
Medford Waters, col , was executed at
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md, to-day
about noon for the murder of jenkins
Whaley more than year ago. The cir
cumstances of the murder are very
plain. Wha.ey and Walers were two
negro workmeu, employed on q farm
between Chesapeake City and Elkton,
and hard feelings arose between them
one day from sume cause, as they were
at work in cornfeld. Waters left the
field, and going to negro house near
by procured a pistol. With this he re-
turned and d liberately shot Whaley
dead.
The murderer fled bat was captured
in Kent county, Md, and brought to
Elkton Jail, where he was tried and
convicted of murder in the first degree.
Sentence Was deferred, his case carried
to the Court of Appeals, and a great
many efforts made to save the negrO's
life, but they were Of no avail, anu he
paid penalty for his crime to-day.
The hanging took place at Cherry
Hill few miles from Elkton, at the re-
quest of many Elkton ladies who did
not want 1t to happen in the town. 1t
was public and attended by large con-
course OF people from all parts Of the
county. This is the first hanging that
has taken place in Cecil county for
more than half century. The last
scaifold erected in the Jail ard for
hanging, was demolished the night be.
fore the execution by lightning during
thunder storm fifty years ago. 1t was
rebuilt the next morning and the hang
| ing came of all the same.
Wa'ers was quiet negro and has
been some what wrong in his mind fOl
some months past. He has said that HI
often saw the ghost of the man he killed
in his cell at night.
Previous to the execution Waters con.
fessed his guilt and expressed penitence
for his crime. The drop was sprung al
ll.35 o'clock, and in fifteen minutes hi
pulse had ceased to beai. The GroOmt
Guards, of Elkton, acted az the Sheriff.
posse, but there was no trouble or disOr
del at the execution.
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General Nescs.

Al meeting Of the Tammapy Han
Generai Committee in New YOsk ~
night. an address to the Demooraov aof
tne Union was adopted, IN iuuti 6cstion
VI sneir action during the Iats canyane.
ana denouncinR Tilden and RobInson.
Ihe Bar Association Of Omaha have
Passou resolutions approving the nomi-
ns nS,ioo ,na o. secretary McCrary for JndGe
oi the Eighth U. 8. Circuit.
Secretary Evarts has telssrsphsd a
tce Czar the congratulations OF Prsei-
asnas u1n. hayes on his Majesty's escape 9rom
Ooiieotor Clarke. ofAtlanta; Ga. ~
poss rs.. ~ ne seizure OF . distillery and e.
t;IIs.n =, I'VE men. Yesterday. A large dis
InSIy mas been seized. In RoolrdaIe ooQh
y,da., and 800 gallons Of beur have 49,
destroyed.
About 1900 men employed In The LaoR.
awana Iron and Coal Cempsov. A. nm
s.eei works In Scranton, have beoa
ssn'ou an incresse OF ten per cent.
me schooner Four Brothers, from
XueDec, IL qusrantined at Bathurst, n.
o., I0r smallpox. Her captain dieG af
tne disease last Friday.
Inc Philadelphia Mint coined thrse
imon one cent bronze pieces laot
nonth' D1t the mum ber fell short Of tho
ina, uio1and by ten or twelve thousand doi-
lars ,has worth. The Mint 10 at vOrx on
.nose c0ius as far as Its other busi re-
VIII permit, and It is expected that IN 4
! snort time the demand VIII be met.
Ihs Chief Jack arrived at Los Piuos
CoIorado, on Wednesday morning, us-
attended, and went before the Commits
sion. :. He had promised Ourso 10 sive
MI particulars Of the troubles at White
river and the cause Of the outbresk.
Ouray says, II at with the co-operation
OF JACK and Colorow, the Commissioner
sa.;.G WI Ce aoie TO settle the officially 70 the
Satisfaction OF the Department."
John Thomas, colored. entered ths
house Of Ransom Losee, near CoxsnckIs
N; T., on Wednesday, night, and dsmap.
90 money. Losee refused, and Thomas
shot him In the chest, infii icti OF daneeI
Gus II not fatal wound. Thomas -. sr.
rested ri and lodged IN the Catskill iail,
Inneats OF lynching having been mssie, q
mihtary guard has been applied for. 7
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IN gaily Sasstts.

ran BAYAED's RESOLUTION 70
|'''I,s' Y ,ns legal tender clause Of ,, The
n ...., m has staggered the Republican
E.'.,men. Although Secretary 'her-
a.,od il in his report, as our
fr"', .,i,d in the GAZETTE they
/ a. :, anticipate a resolution from a
to accomplish it. 1t seems the
',,,,,,, are wholly without a policy
M, which TO follow, Hayes or
(.n,n. The former calls on them 10
I" ,be rcenbacks with coin and
I : ,nem, and the latter calls on
n repeal the legal tender cause
Them float. But We think the
~, sherman sees that II this be
~ rill enable his bank frtends TO
Elb / gal tender notes to h'm ana /,
s,old in excl anee for them and
no.o stow them away, and thus
l.,,,e , system Of con raciion Of his
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!n reai subterranean aqued c. or
n,l ahCh is TO supply the city Of
AEnr with water IA about COM
td 1t Is about II feet in diameter,
k,tw feet ess than seven miles In
yi A dam has been constru ted
rs The Gunpowder river, at Lock
iNa, tselve miles from ihc city. BY
pir Of this dam the water is turned
Rls tunnel, and carried To Lake
Iseelo seven miles distant, where
discharged INTO an immense natural
ki which has been paved with brick
snen,ed, 80 az to answer all the
eee Of areservoir. From this basin
svner will be distributed to the sup
!nln. Of the city five mi les distant.
slnne cost 81 100000. 1t was com.
lssl 10 1876.
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Personal.

Ex-Attorney General Jacob NJ ore, Of
Georgetown, was in town this morning.
James Black formerly Of this city, is
now keeping stationery store at Asbuiy
Park, n. J.
Hon. Willoughby S. Reed, U. S. Min
lister at Greece, has resigned his position.
Mr.. Reed is a Deaw arean, aud MEM
Der of the Reed family Of New Cattle.
VIM. II. Curry has entirely recovered
from his recent illness.
1t is stated that one of Senator Bay
ards daughters is to be married, this
winter, to a gentleman in Washington,
and that daughter OF Col. McComb
will be bridesmaid.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
LACK at Los PiNOS

Los PINos AGENCY, Col, Dec. g.
Jack arrived this mornsng, he came un
attended. The commission Is now in
session, with Jack on the stand. Jack
has promised Ouray to give full particu-
lars of the troubles at White river and
the Cause that led to the outbreak.
Curry says that with the cooperation o1
Jack and Colorow the commission will
be able to settle the difficulty to the sat
isfaction Of the department. The success
OF the commission is thought to be as.
sured.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
Congress-.

IL ln,,o.o o. Senate, yesterday, a bill
,,,Is ,tIsvuacei by Mr.. Morrtl to facil.
,,dupli'ee i'eelandlng of the pubic debt. 1t
h. Ga,s.'dhlc OF the bill introduced by
|Ay N, W4esl ~ In the House ON Wednes>
|',l t,, ~ :. carpenter offered reso ution,
|np, .n lald on the table, declaring
Nm,a"uv egislation during the pres,
alr aN,awhi whi.h would change the ex-
|Ms.uaarrc system. After an execu-
Isadsv 'he Senate adjourned until
llos A. "a no ouse, Mr.. Townshend. ofu-
GNli,n Ieled a resolulion looking to a
y, ,ip,snal ior ns.. amendment limlline the
gaed pla,'eseallng claims against the
ains s"r1a' a'es to six years from the time
aslucsSI SI'aue. ! E. Mr.. Fro,t, OF Missouri, In
,ard u IA !, b. Olll amending the Statutes in
adutabls' 'ne nt Immediate transportation
,sltu a u r.s. goods. Mr.. Gillette, of Iowa,
st,rinp f"s "'so,,atlon, which was referred
NG l,sS no lot the substitution of green.
aeoipSs'psO Oa9k IN 8 notes and the unrsstriet. N
laeoe Of Bland dollars. The Te'io,ns Ho"st
s'rilnt~~ no. Committee of the Whole te
ta sCiou,n"e.lp, me p,resident's messar q, ans
neu until Monday.
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The Concert TO.Night.

The Kate Thayer Concert Company
will give performance ut the Opela q
House. this evening, which all who de-
light in refined, musical entertainment
should attend. Artists of eminent abil-
ity comprise this company, and pro-
gramme OF rare excellence will be pre-
senteu,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
The Delaware Engine House

L. Company, appointed 10 confer with
the City Council Committee. want 5000
for their building. This price the Coun-
Gil will probably consider too high.
Meanwhile the Law Committee will ex-
anime the records for the purpose of as
certaining the title by which the compa-
ny claims the ground on which the house
is erected. A meeting of the company
will also be held this evening TO consider
the subject.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
Temperance Lecture in u
EeiC Lines.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. "A man named
Uptuu was arrested yesterday in Anso-
MIA for causing the death Of his infant.
A scording to his wife's story he came
home drunk few nights ago, and,
quarreling with her, threw a. lighted
lamp at her, which fell into the cradle
and set fire to the clothing over jhe child.
In the endeavor TO extinguish the flames
her own clothing caught tire and she will
probably die. The infant lived few
hours only. sThe couple have been mars
ried two years and have hitherto lived
happily together
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
grateful Red Men.

Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, Improved Order
of Red Men, have directed the thanks OF
that organization TO be extended TO the
reporter OF the GAZETTE, VINO was pre-
sent at the recent anniversary OF tne
Tribe, and reported the affair SO iuiiy IN
this paper. The reportorial hat Is re,
specitully tipped in acknowledgment OF
the grateful Red Mems courtesy.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
The NesU PuSp FORKS.

Work on the new pulp works is pro-
crossing favorably, and the foundations
of the buildings are well under way.
These buildings are two in number,
each divided Into three sections. The
main building fronts on the Christiana,
and is 69xl0 feet, with sections 47x69
and 45xl66s, on either side. The other
building is in the rear Of the main
structure, and the sections are 37x l Z,
6Sx117, and 3Sxll6 feet, respectively.
The works, when completed, VIII We OF
a very extensive character.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
CHERIFF.S SALE,

OHERIEF-S SALE,
- by virtue OF an order of the Superior
Court Of the State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, to me directed will be
exposed TO public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
No. 84l Shipley street, kept by John ].
Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY. the nth day OF Decsmber,
1879 at 2 o'clock p. M.
The following described Stock, Wis:
Twenty five shares OF the capital stOok
of the Masonic dali Company, ia the cioV
OF Wilmington, Del.
property OF james MelAnan and 70 bo
sold by JOHN PYLE, SherIH
sheriffs Office, New Caste, DsSsm6erl
1879. dscA- eoslis.