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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03

THE THEODORE THo&As CONCERT TONIGHT.
The sixth Thomas Orchestra concert at
the Highland House Belvedere takes place
tonight. The following attractive pro-
gramme will be presented:
Suite Bach
Overture, Air Gavotte.
IaStOTl!e, Messiah. ilanuCi
Finale, Symphony q major (No. l3 B and H.
...... Haydn
Alegletto Symphony, Aat),,........ mozart
Overture,
GNTEEMlSSlOE.
March, M42eppa....., List
S!r%lIVu lNEI tslleF
overture, Carnival ..Bcrli0z
INTERMISSIoN.
Cor0nation march,
Polka Ma2urkG, arm in arm,
Polka FgancaiSe, GuOmen ....,...........StT2uSs
Waltz. Wiener Fresken,
Artists QuadrlIe
PARK MUSIC.
| The Cincinnati Orchestra Reed Band will
render the following programme, underthc
GrocsbccIl endowment at Burnet Woods
this afternoon, beginning at 4 = o'clock:
-"Fruehlngsgruss ................... Hermann
OYUrure-"Le 81 gc der COIiuth ............. Ross mi
Wal2-"Wicuer But Strauss
Fantasia l.spagnO!e-"Une Fete AraUjucz,"
Dcmersman
! ONNINult- Jtpcl W C)tT
swedish Wedding Ma!ch. SOederman
Grand FaMtpsie-"A summers Day in Norway"
WillmerS
Finale Gaop-"Jongleur" koti
TONIGHT AT THE 200.
The third Summer Night entertainment
will be given at the Geological Garden this
evening. The management will see that
these are kept up to the high standard of
the first, and that every one has pleasant
time. On these occasions the Garden is
beautifully illuminated, fine music is fur.
nished, and dancing is INDUCED in by all
who desire. The resort is delightful, and
all pronounce these entertainments among
the most enjoyable of the kind ever given
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03

Health--the poor mans riches, the rich
mans bliss-is found in Ayers Medicines,
after fruitless search among other reme-
dies. A word to the wise is sufficient
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03

DROsPECT HOUSE, UPPER SARANACLAKE,
4 f. r. Derby, Proprietor. p. O., Blooming,
dale, Essex County, N. Y.-This House, occupying
one of the finest positions in the Adirondack
Wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, en-
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture.
1t is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region
which may be truly called the "Sportsman's Par
adise" Summer bonrders, with or without fami-
lies solicited. Terms, 81 so per day from July LIST
until season closes. Telegraph office in the house,
insures speedy communication from any point in
this vicinity. Also, daily mail. Supply and pro.
vision store at the house. Camp supplies of all
kinds always on hand. Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomngdale. Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boats
at regular rates First-cass livery connected with
the house. Distance from Ausable Station direct,
40 miles The steamer "E. r. DERBY'S MATTE"
will make two trips day to Bartett's, stopping at
Cory's, Pierce's Garry, Island House, and other
points on the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur,
sion Parties. Fare over to Clear Pond: fassen-
gers one way, SOC. Boats, one way, 81 So
apl7-3m
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DIXON, Ill, July 3.-The regatta which
takes place here on the 4th IS preliminary
to the western regatta at Keokuk. Many
of the clubs Which have entered here are
also booked there. All races are fall and
the attendance will be immense. An
amphitheatre is being constructed which
will seat 1000 people.
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WE CELEBRATE.

The STAR is never published on the
Fourth of July.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03

TwobAse hlts-Barncs =, Kelly, Ansou, relels,
Sha!le.
Thutc-base hits-Dicierson 2.
First base on crrors-Chicagos 4, Cincinnatis 4.
Errors affecting the sc-re-Chcegos A. Cincin-
nais ].
Bases on called has-Hotaling.
Passed baIls-Flnt 8, ]. White l.
Will ptchcs-Larin ,.
UmpTe-Wm Mclean.
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Turf.


DLlROll JOthE1 CLUB
DETROIT July Sat the opening races
here yesterday, the first race was won by
Incommode in ia, the second by Claudia
in 2:39%, the third by Largenteen in 2:l1H,
and the fourth BY Nirgillian in :44K.
NEW MARKET RACES.
LONDON, July 3.-The race for the July
cup Yesterday at New Market, was won by
Phunix, ut.of-bounds second, Trappist
third. Hack Thorpe was the favorite.
rNcAs WILL RUN AT GOoDwOoD.
MANcuEsTEr, Eng, July "a capital ac.
ceptance has been declared for the Good
wood stakes. to be decided at GoodwOod on
Wednesday, July Both. OF the thirty-nine
weighted by handicappers twenty-one have
been left in. Among the number is Mr. p.
Lorilla~d's bay colt Uncas, three years old,
by Lexington, out Of Coral, whose impost
is one hundred and two pounds.
Notes.
John Splan drove Brigadier yesterday.
The field in the first race won yesterday
Ought to repeat.
The 21S class tomorrow will be the
event of the week.
At Hartford, CT. yesterday Amy and
Emma b. were winners.
Glassford won in the 2:40 trot at Vim
cennes, Ind, yesterday.
Betting men didn't think Will. Cody
could stay" but he did.
The Reds won three games out of five
with the silk Stockings"
Rienz and Alex s. were the winners in
the Akron, O., races yesterday.
Sleepy Tom is big favorite to-day
What's the matter with SweetzerP
The Syracuse Club will be here and play
the Reds tomorrow at the Ball Park.
Castleton is entered at Chicago, and will
go there. He trots next Thursday at Col,
umbus.
DIR. Rowe, manager of the late O'Leary
seventy-five hour championship belt walk
is about to notify Parry, the winner who
disappeared, that unless he comes forward
and takes some action in regard to the bell
and challenges from Guyon and Dahler, ht
will take the matter in his own hands anC
act upon it according to his best judgment
The continued retirement of Parry from
the public is leading to reaction of senti
ment which at first was very much in hi!
favor.
CHAMPION GOOSE EATER.
Special to the Star.
MADISON, IND, July 3.-"Dotsy" Watson
and Cy Knapp, the noted pedestrians, will
walk at the Park Grove on the Fourth, ant
at the same place an eight-pound goose vii
be devoured by Jimmy O O'Donnell, the grea
Irish American gormandizer.
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MOUNTAIN HO u - e
Cresson Springs, Pa.

T j. UNGEfs (of Seventh Avenue Hotel
II. Plttsburg), superintendent Opens June
20Lh. Top of Allegheny Mountains $500 feet
above level Of the sea; pure mountain water and
medicinal springs three mile drive within the
grounds with ample livery facilities; table first
class, ana supplied fiom Philadelphia and Pitts
burg markets; accommodation for 400 guests;
umusements OF al kinJs. Music by Fehling's eel
cbratet orchestra from Philadelphia. All trains
stop East and West. For particulars, address
burg Pa. Je7-3n
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Baseball.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
CHICAGO, July g.
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theline Of snid last mentionea land south
81 y degrees west III perches 10 u stake
I'M sHid line corner for these premises and
other lAnfis OF said samuel Il. Sutton,
thCIce with the side Of said last mentioned
lands north an degrees west y T. 10 pei ches
tn % stake, conner NJ last aforv said, thence
north olA degrees east "a perches Ia u stake
thence south ~ degrees east - lilo perches
To stake near AN old lime kiln, thence
partly with said Sutton's line and Lartly
wttn-the Ane ef the Meth0siist -k.lstscoysssl
cemetery south 6J degrees westS2 ~ per-
ches To n stake, corner for these premises
and lands now or late OF Char les McWhor-
ter and others, thence with said McWhur-
ter's line north thirty i've and u half de-
grees west ~ 7-lO perches To stake, cor ner
ns last aforesaid, thence south BtN degrees
west ~ y 10 per;hes 10 stake By the said
McWhorter's stable, thence north ~ de
grees, west Is links to u corner m aiOre said
thence south 6OL5 degrees, wcst2 b lOper-
ches To n stake, THENCE youth * degrees,
east 81 links 10 q stake ON the north side of
second street, thence with said street
south JDtS degrs es, west 8 1 10 perches 10
the place OF beginning, containing within
the meets and bound three acres one hun
dred and twenty square perches of land,
be the same more or less, with u frame
shop and frame stable thereon err cted.
Seized aud taken IN execution as the
property of samuel Is. sutton, deceased.
MARY A.Sutton, Administr tratrix oi sam
b. sutton, deceased } and To be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
.sherir's once. New Castle, October 4th,
1879. oct8 .eOdts.
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I.ICENSE NOTICES.

OTlCE.-I, Robt. Cottinghamdo here
~ by give notice that shall apply TO
the Judges Of the Court Of General Ses-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, In and for the conn
ty OF New Castie, on Monday. the i7th day
Of November next, being the Arst day of
the November Term. A. H., 1879, for a
license TO keep an Inn or tavern. In the
city of Wilmington. in the Tenth Ward,
at No. 800 Maryland Avenue, being the \:
+. corner OF Maryland Avenue and
Liberty street, County and state afore-
said, with the privilege to sell intoxt-
eating liquors In less quantitics than one
quart, to he drunk on the premises, and
the following respec table citizens recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
John McGovern, VIM. Harrigan,
Joseph Lacy, James McGrath:
John McEvelia, Peter II. Miller,
James O'Donnell, VIM. Blake,
Michael J. McC1oskcy, VIM. IL. Robinson
Joseph G. Hughes, John Ash,
samuel Johnston Henry Schoor,
George Coatea, james McNaily,
Walter McEvelIa, James McNsspy,
Ed. Henderer, 4. y. Matthews,
Cnas. w. SOlloway, Henry Wttsil,
Thos shannon, Ed. Mcclure,
James =. Develin.
octl7-3t. ROBT. CUTTINGHAM.
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CHERIFF-s SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF suudry writs Of Vendi-
tioni t.Nponas, to me directed, will be ex-
posed to pubic sale, at the hotel OF
ROSE BOULDEN.
In the village of st. Georges, IN Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, The 2lst day of October, A, ID.
1879, at ii o'clock, a. IN.
The following described real estate. viz.
a certain lot of land situated in the vii
lage of ~. Georges, Red Lion Hundred.
New Castle County, state of delaware,
meets ana bounds vi which are as follows
beginning at the stake on the north side
OF Second street, corner for these premises
and lands OF David Is. Stewart, the land of
the said stewart being now occupied by n
coach makers shop, thence with the limo
OF the aforesaid coach shop north III de-
grees west perches and 40 OF a perch 10 n
stake, cornerfor these premises and David
Is. stewart, and In the line of land formerly
assigned by the Orphans Court for New
Castle County to William +. Weaver
thence with the line of said last mention'
ed land north 5lA degrees east ? 10 perch.
es TO stake, corner for these pre m isen md
said land of VIM. +. Weaver, thence pariiy
with the line OF said land OF William 4
Weaver, partly with the line of land now
or late of John p. Hudson and partly witt
the line of land now or late or Jam es tIor-
man north 3s X degrees west = no perches
! to stake, corner for these premises and
SAID land OF james German, thence with
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
CHERIFF SALE.

& HERIFF SALE.
y by virIue OF n writ of Levarl FacIas,
to me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In Middletown, in ST Georges hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, Oh
THURSDAY, the 23rd day of October,
A. D., 1879, at o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land adjoining the
town OF Odessa aforesaid, In 81. Georges
Hundred. New Castle County aforesaid,
bounded by lands of William Polk, OF the
late james Rogers, of John M. Woods and
William Whitaker. and by n county road,
containing about acres of land being thai
part OF the real estate of James stephens
late of 81. Georges hundred, aforesaid, de.
ceased, which was assigned TO the said
Joseph A. Lord. In fee simple, by an order
| of the Orphans Court of the State of Del.
| aware, In anu for New Castle county.
| Seized and taken In execution as tho
| property OF Joseph A. Lord. deceased
| lAnn Il. Lord, Executrix OF Joseph A
| Lord, deceased, and surviving mOrtgagOr,
| and I. us, and to be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
| Sherif's Onice, New Castle, Oc tober 4th
| A. D., 1879. oct d eodts
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NOTHING makes the Republicans edi-
tors g cuss''th Democratic Councilmen as
much as their determined attitude in favor
Of al economical administration. II
they can prove that the city can be run
on tax rate of Sl.00 or Sl.l0, or even
Sl.1j, the present rate, they will furnish
indisputable and conclusive proof that
Republicans had been wasting the money
collected from our people for the last
twenty years. Hence they could not get
out Of the old extravagant ruts or make
any new improvements without falling
into a system OF peculative robbery
making everything cost so emo 'Inousi,
that they were compelled to yield up til
works they commenced to the Democrats
as. in the case of the Cool Spring Reset
voir. Only think Of it the Democrat
Street Commissioner proposes to g
!. along with twelve men. If he does Il
will make it sad for the Radicals, SUI
as r,in after the Republican babblers.
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PUBLIC ES.
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
i OF A FARM,
EXECUTORS SALEoF VALUABLE
FARM IN BRANDYWINE
Bv virtue of the power given by the will
OF Moses Journey, deceased, will offer
At Public Auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY,
The Twenty-third Day of October, 1870
at 2 o'clock, r. M,
All that valuable farm situated In Bran
dywiDe hunored, New Castle County and
state OF Delaware. about five miles from
the city OF Wilmington, adjoining land oi
Moses Palmer, John Dunn, John Graves
William Wilson and others, containing
about one hundre and eight acres OF land
| The buildings consist OF a stone house
| frame house, frame barn, wagon house
| corn cribs and spring hous".
| Possession given on March 25th, 1880
| Terms easy and made known a. time o
| sale. One half the purchase money maS
| remain on the premises, secured by bonu
| and mortgage for five years.
VICTOR DUPONT,
Executor of Moses Journey, decd.
| L. M. Ogle, Auct.
| sep2i-eOdtOct1S ,tedtsGw.
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SfNfe kiNhfS.
Senator Pendleton in his recent speech
haB this to say about State rights:

Senator Pendleton in his recent speech
has this to say about State rights
I know it is fashionable in these days
to descry State rights-to hold them up
as the origin of the war and all the cause
ofOur sectional trout les. They are con-
founded with secession, with paralyzing
the federal government, and they are
made the stalkinI-horse of all that
shocks the Uplon sentiment Of the peo-
| pile. Even now the fear Of them is in
voked to aid the scheme of using the
military power and the civil officers Of
| tile federal government to interfere with
elections. l protest against this confusion
OF ideas | protest against defining the
doctrine wrongfully and then attacking
it as our doctrine. l will quarrel with
no man about terms, about names he
may call this governmental nation or a
confederation, or a federal union. If he
believes the federal government is su-
preme within its sphere, and that the
States are supreme within their spheres
asd that neither may trench on the
powers of the others; if he believes that
all powers not delegated nor prohibited
are reserved to the States respectively
lie is State-rights man enough for me
lie asserts the trAe, constitutional, con
servative doctriue; conservative of ou
govel nment, of our Union which wa
designed to be perpetual, of our free
DOM"
l. A clear and unanswerable setting fort
Of the doctrine which the democrati
party has always defended, and alway
will defend. Republicans may clsmo
as they pl 'ase, but no amount of false
, hood and vilification will shake demo
cratic faith in this fundamental principl
Of our government. 1t is the princip
which lies at the very bottom of our col
stitution, and when the one perishes IL
other cannot long survive. As we
g charge the declaration Of independent
with secession, as hold State rights r
sponsible for that fatal error. Had n
State rights existed and been fully re
:. oenized, the declaration never wou
:, have been written nor Independent
achieved. Ard the abolition of Sta
rights is the abolition of the republic.
- Reading Eagle.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

READINGS WATER RFAMINE.-ReaG-
Ing, our sister city Of Pennsylvania, is
dreading water famine Their reser-
Voir receives no water from s a. m. un-
I'll about 3 p. m. when a mill is put in
operation and the water that passes its
wheel fows into the Reading reservoir.
In some parts ofthe city the people have
no water supply except about half q
backet full which they secure in the
morning by leaving their hydrants oper
all night. 1t comes from some of th
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

mill rsces aRd is dirty at thatA Rrv
are three uSe spripss near the city one
'ussd by SRusbongs paper mill, whlch
tiows ,eFery twenty-fcar hours ahoue
half million gallons; one used " q
rolling mill, and another on Mr. Lauer's
property : and IL is proposed 70 pump
water fl rpm these and keep the water
they have stored in the reservoir to use
in case Of fire Truly Reading is In q
bad way. Wilmington may be remind
ed of the fact that 50 long as It does moi
abandon its present tide-water position
il will be safe from wafer famine
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
BLOODY SHIRT, PoLITIcfANs.-B

BLOODY SHIRT PoLITIcfANs.-By
way Of reply to the bloody shirt
blathera kiting of the Republican we call
its attention to an extract from the Phila-
delphia Tunes. Its editors are Republi-
cans, ard the chief of its staff, Col. A. h.
Mcclure, has always been blatant Re-
publican, and will support either Grant
or Sherman, jest as sure as either Of
them is nominated by Republican
convention in 1880. The Republican,
for the lack of better arguments fills Its
columns with the most ridiculous abuse
of the South and the Southern people,
solely for the purpose Of alarming some
of the timid old women and negroes who
read that paper and to make our city un-
pleasant for any Southern gentleman
who may please to pay us visit for
business or pleasure. lftbe Republican
was an Independent newspaper, and not
the organ of the Republican party here
its voice might be discarded R"t 1T
does pretend to represent very large
and very intelligent aud respectable
class Of citizens. Hence it is calculated to
do mo re damage than an Independent
paper could do. Now, we find very
appropriate answer to the Republicans
foolish arguments In an article in the
Times which we copy as follows:
There is no more actual danger Of dis
turbance bet cen the North and South
at this time than there is between Phila-
, delphia and the beer shops and cream
cries Of Smiths island and there is no
more public sentiment in favor Of law
lessness in one section than in the other.
I We convulse the North because caud-
date fir clerk has been murdered in a
/ street brawl in Mississippi, and We pass
By like murder, On our public streets,
of one of our most respected and i.npor-
I ant officials, as a matter, solely for the
Y law. We complain that the black maj
+ is not protected and honored in the South
forgetiul that he was shot down on tn,
highways of Philadelphia only lev
d years ago, solely for the ofiense of at
O tempting 10 exercise his lawful right Il
vote, and that his muIderers are yet un
punished, and we seem to be mindful
e also, tbat the black map, even in Repub
p lcan Philadelphia, where he casts vot
@ for the party often equal to its entir
majority. has yet TO be n recognized abov
the menial places that slavery assignee
L him tD.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

NJ OTICE.-I, August Ten " eyer, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle. on Monday, the l7th day OF Nov
ember, II being the first day OF the Nov
ember term, a. D., 1879, for a license to
keep an inn or tavern at No. 405 King
street in the Fourth Ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, the county and State afore-
said with the privilege of selling intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, to VIII:
j. Clayton Massey, Peter Springer,
| Francis Y. Jacquot, John Hunson,
| julius A. krauspe, Geo. IL. +. simmons
Chas B. Parry, James M. Bryan,
George Buzine, Chas. Messick,
| william j. Parry, y. ID. Newlin,
| A. j. Hart, James A. Hart,
| WIN. III. Brady, Gotleib Mamele,
| Henry Albert, John ID. Kurtz,
John H.. Sauerlander, George staib,
| James Parker, William Allen,
VIM. Il. Hickman, Chas. kamsperger,
| George Abele.
octlG-3t- AUGUST TENW EGES.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

A tramp was arrested at Troy in COM
pany with girl aged IL or 13, whom he
had Induced to leave her home and
tramp with him, promising to marry her
when she became old enough. The Rirl
had walked thirty miles with him the
dav previous. The fellow was given six
months in the Albany Penitentiary, and
the girl sent back to her home.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

NJ OTICE.-A dividend OF forty cents per
~ share has bee n declared by the Will
minston and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or AFTER the l5lh inst.
JOS. TATNALL, Treas.
sth mo. 8th, 1s79.-augi4.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

IL Change or hours. On and amer Feb.
Mth, 1879, Trains will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington, LIS a. m, 1870 n m
ana $50 p. m.
Arrive Avosidalo, s.5e q. M, IL % noon
Arrive POmeroy, o 30 m, 6o y IN.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1O@pa. m
and so p. m. "
Returning, leave ,AvondalT 1? IA noon,
and 10 p. m.
Arriving, wflmi ngton, q "a q. m, ziop.
IT,, and Oh o. m. ID. CONNELb,
hfemtf SUPERINTENDENT
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NOTICES.

7 OST CERTIFICATE-No is here
tie, Del, for the issue of a duplicate Ger
tif1cate, No. 1888, dated June LIST, 1858, for II
shares stock In the said bank.
JOSHUA X. TWEEDY.
New Castle, Del, Oct. Ii, 1879 octl4-;ht'
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nAaLROADs.
DHILADeLPHIA. WiLMiN0roN
Z BALTfA6ORE RAIL ROAD.

DHILADeLPHIA.. WiLMiNoToN
4 hALTfMORE RAIL ROAD.
Trains w1l lssSs Wilmington ~ follows
t,r:
Philadelphia and Intern ediste stations
90, $40, 10 20 .. m, 2Ss' tW' Z"
Phiisdsiphia{Express, q. 20. s.ss. N or m
fhils. and New YORK. q 81. oo,iOo4' "'
BSinlnors snd q tsrmediaie ststi~ns,
as q. N. 6.i8 d. m.
baltimore and day Line, LOS, p, m. a,
Baltimor and W ash gton ~ oi. z los. 'o
q. ~; i2.51 I %, q Is, 7.os p. m
Trains for Delaware Divislon leaveter'
New Castle, ais. o.. m. f.o0, 80 PITS,
Harrington ana intermediate stsii"ss
us, q. nA., %, ass p. m.
Deinsr and mtermediafe STATIONS s'io
m, o., p. m.
SUNDAY rRAINs.
Philadelphia and Interm ediate Staticns
$40, q. m. 300. $50, p. m.
Philadeiphia and New York, 20S, n. IN
Baltimore and Washington, i2oi. IL
3 N.
For luther informaii passenger: Ar,
d1pof. H, r. KENNEY,
ks,re rim tandert.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

NOTICE Il. Geo. w. OrLiip, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace aud Jail Delivery of the state OF
Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the Eth OF November,
IL being the frst day of the November
term, A. D., 1871, for license to keep AN
inn or tavern At the n. w. corner of Water
and French streets, being known as the
United States Hotel, in the Second Ward
of the city OF Wilmington, county and
state Aforesaid. with the privilege OF sell
ling Intoxicating liquors In less quanti-
ties than one quart, 10 be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application
tn W