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A Wesfeg'H Romance.
A SINGULAR MEETING IN A CHURCH Al
DESNkR.

A SINGULAR MEETING IN CHURCH AT
DESNkR.
The Rev. Doctor Warren. of Philadel-
phia, fig ures in something of romance.
Many yeas ago he performed a mar
rage ceremony by which two young
Pmlaielphians were made man ana
wife. The husband was j. Il Avery
aud the bride young woman OF nue. at
taiuments and intellectual promise.
Shortly after their marriage the couple
went 10 Manha tau, ka sis, where they
located. Mrs Avery soon began TO
show her husband that she intended TO
advocate the right, sex, and one morn
ing Avery disappeared. Whether he
was dead Or aive no one knew. mrs.
Avery took pupils aud went TO work to
earn livelihood. While thus engaged
she was met by Judge Foster, promi-
ncnt m-m ber OF the Clinton, Iowa, bar.
Judge to.ter learned the story OF her
lite, procured "A divorce for her and
made her Mrs. Foster. The twice well
ed woman studied law with tho Judge,
and convertg him to her way OF thlnk-
ing, they huug out their sign in q lnion
Foster and Foster, attorney !"
| Mrs. Foster being the only woman al
mitted to the tar IN Iowa. Time, mean
while, had passed, Do"tcr Wirren re-
| manning IN Philadelpkla. Last summer
apostle Murphy, Doctor Warren and
many other gentlemen OF note attended
the great camp meeting at Bismarck
grove, Kansas. There, according to the
Atchson. Kan, Patriot of October Il,
Duetor Warren mel Ms Foster who, as
president Of the Iowa women's chris
tian temperance union, represented that
organization at the grove. Al the close
of the encamptment, few weeks ago.
Doctor Warren went to Denver as the
guest of the Rev. Earl Crdnston. 1t SO
happened that Mrs. Foster also went
to Denver. 1t SO happeued, moreover
that on the Sunday after his arrival Doc
tor Warren sat in pew in Mr.. Gran
ston's church, just in front of Mrs. Eos
ter. i ~ happened, strangest ofall Tina
in The pew back of Mrs Foster, sa
Avery, her former husband, now resi-
dent st Denver, member Of Mr.. Crau
ston's church, the hu ,bann of a good
looking wife and the father of five chill
dren. The children were in the pev
| with their father. Mrs. Foster and Doc
tor Warren both recognized Avery an
he them. Mrs. Foster was greatly ag
tated and left for her home in Chnto
on the next morning.
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PUBLIC SALES.
A DMINIHTRATOR's SALE
IA OF
REAL ESTATE :!


By virtue of an order OF the orpnsns
Court Of the State OF Delaware, IN anu Ior
New Castle County, made nj sepk inoeI
Term, A. D., 1879 OF said Court, VIII 20
exposed 10 Public sale, At the housoot JoH'
A. Kidd. In Delaware city. ON
THURSDAY, The Both day OF October.
A. D., 1879. at . o'clock p. m,
The following described Real Estate, being
a part Of the property OF Francis ID, Dun
lap, deceased bounded and described as
follows, TO wit. All that certain lot OF
land. situate In Delaware city, In heu
Lion Hundred. beginning at the noIth
corner Of Fourth and Hamilton streets
thence with Hamilton street north-east-
wardly three hundred and sixty one ieet,
more or less, to land OF Harry w. Dunlap.
thence with his land north westwardIy
aud parallel with Third street two nun
dred ami nine feet 10 Clinton street, thence
with Clinton street south h-westwaruly
three hundred and twenty-One Feet more
or less, To land of John Carson. thence
south eastwardly forty feet TO Fourth
street, thence with Fourth street south
east~ ardiy. one hundred and nine feet 70
the place OF beginning. containing H,"S
square fe-t Of land, more or less.
Attendance viii be given ana terms
made known At the time and place afore-
FRANCIS .. DUNLAP, NJ. d.
Administrator.
Or, by Chas. B. Lore. his Attorney.
Attest, j. NJ. Housman, Clerk Orphans
Court. oct.
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SALE
RE EAL E~TATEy

L
REAL E~TATEyl
BY virtue oil an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the Slate OF Delaware, In and for
Sew Castle county, made at the Septem-
Der term, A. ID 1919. OF said Court, will
be exposed o public sale, ON the prem ises,
in Mil creek Hundred, on
THURSDAY,
The Both Day OF OCTOBER, A. D., 1870,
at 4 o'clock p. M, the following described
real estate, being the property OF John
Vandever, DECEASED, to wit: All that plan
In Mil Creek Hundred, county and State
Aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning In the centre OF
the Wilmington and Lancaster Pike in
line OF land OF Ephraim McGargie and
running thence by said pike the following
two courses and distances TO wit: south
seventy-two degrees east eighty-nine and
fourteenth perches, and south sixty-two
degrees east fifteen and thirty-six hun
dredl ms perches to line of land OF Edward
Sowden formerly land Of Abraham and
William Barker). thence south one and q
| half degrees east one hundred and three
and twelve hundredths perches To n stake,
| a corner for land OF Lawrence Shwend-
men (formerly land OF Joseph Johnson y
thence by mis- land south eight y-eig ht de-
| grees west eighteen perches TO a stone q
| corner In line of land of John Mitchell
| formerly land OF Joseph Johnson } thence
| by said Mitchells land north thirty-eIght
and half degrees west forty perches and
! north thirty-one anu a quarter degrees
| west hfty-four perches to "A stone corner
for land OF Ephraim Mcdargle, thence ny
his land north seventy-four and quarter
| degrees west eleven and Jwo-Ienth
perches TO stone. thence north eighteen
and n half degrees west sixty-four and
lhirty-lwo hunG-edths perches to the
place OF beginning, Containing forty-siA
acres, three rOods and fourteen perches OF
| land, more or less.
And 1t Is ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchasers thereof be anu
appear at the next Orphans Court
for New Castle county, that the Court
may assign TO the purchaser or pur-
chasers the premises sold TO him, her
or tLem, pursuant TO this order he, she. OF
they. with sufficient surety or surelies To
10 be approved by the Court, entering into
recoEnizance to be taken and acknow ledg-
cd In sad Court to the r. ate In a De, hl
sum 10 be determined by the said Court
| win condition 10 pay to the parties enti
: | Tied severally, or their executors. admins
I traitors or assigns respectively their JUS
and propoi tiOnable shares of the aid pur-
= chase money, with Interest from such
time AZ the Court may deter mine, 10 sucl
manner and time, az may, by the direc-
ton OF The said Court bs prescribed ant
appointed In said condition.
d Attendance viii be given and term
b, made known at the time and place afore
II said by
CHARLES b. LORE,
d Trustee,
y Or by his Attorney
Attest: ]. NJ. HoUsMAN,
Clerk Orphans Court.
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The English authorities have appoint
ed an Englishmen named John Dunn as
the chief or governor of the Zulu coun-
Try, aud the first act of Mr.. Dunn, upon
Ills ihstalment, has been to issue a de-
cree ioroldding missionaries among the
Aulus' Traders can come; Manchester
merchants can sell adulterated calicoes to
'he saVaaes, and the colonists can stuff
.neih with rum. But Christian England
Is not going to let lot Of meddlesome
preachers come in to try to save thei
Immortal souls.
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,SjOur on the Wur Path.

YANKTowN, d. T., Oct. 24.--Informa-
non from the Indian country is that last
Friday fifty-six lodges of Minneconjou
Sioux, under Chief Burnt Face, left the
Cheyenne Agency and started out on
the war path. This only depreciation
thus far reported is proftess RAID ON a
Black Hills wagon train. Two COM
panies of the Eleventh Infantry are in
pursuit.
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UiU attend in a BOdu.

The members of the Lenape Tribe, !.
o. Il. NJ =, of this city, Will leave for Cro-
zIer Theo logical Seminary, to attend the
funeral of Prof. Henry l.. Scheonherr,
which takes place this afternoon.
The Professor was member of the
tribe. The remains will be Inferred in
one OF the Chester burial grounds.
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NOTICES.

~ N'OTICE.-EvENING SCHOOL.
~ An evening school will be opened BY
the Board OF Pubic Education, OF Will
mington, on Monday evening. Oct. n, st
o'clock, in school house No. Q, corner OF
Eighth and Woo laston streets.
No person will be admitted a. pupil
under Is years OF age, or who Is In atten-
dance At any day school.
The fee for tuition and use OF books will
be one dollar which must be paid at time
OF entrance. Application for admission
may be made At the school.
CHARLES BAIRD.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Is. Il. HEiSLER,
oct23-5t Committee.
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NJ OTICE.-The regular quarterly meet
~ ing OF the Trustees OF the Poor for
New Castle Co., will be held at the Aims
House, Wednesday, Oct. - Mt 10 o'clock,
IA. m. All persons having bills will pre-
sent them by that day.
The supply committee will meet at Aims
House, Saturday Nov. |, at II O'Clock when
propos ais will be received for furnishing
the Aims House for the next three months
with bread, meats and tobacco.
]. w. COOCH,
oct3 25,E ,2Saltw. Secretary.
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A DMINISTRATOIt ) sALE
"A OF
II e AL EST T. j..

~ n l. n Il
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and Tor
New Castle County, made at the Septem-
Der Term, A. d., 1879, OF said Court, WI be
exposed TO public sale on the premises
near Garretts snuff Mills, in Christiana
Hundred. on
THURSDAY, The Both Day OF OCTOBER,
A. D., 1879, at = o'clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate. being
improperly OF Jethro j. Bugless, d ceased.
situate IN Christiana Hundred, and bound
ed as follows, to wit: All that certain
tract or parcel Of land, situate in said
Hundred, bounded on the north by the
public road from Wilmington to X en- n Ell
Square. on the south and south west by
iand or David Taylor and the heirs OF
MRS. Hutchinson, and on the west by the
puDllc road fromChadd's Ford TO New port
Win stone house and frame barn thereon
containing about 30 acres, | rood and 81
perches OF land, be the same more or less
Attendance Will be given and terms
made known at the time and place afore.
said, by j. POULSON NCHANDLER.
Admin illustrator
Or by CHAs. B. LORE, ESQ.,, his Attorney.
Attest: j. NJ. Housman, Clerk Orphan 8
Court sepH- -eodawts
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oct3. .@, q, ,Ssltw.
7 Asst NOTICE.
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

I OST CERTIFICATE Notice In here
- by gwen that application has been
made to tn Farmers Bank, at New Cas-
tie, Del, for the issue OF "A duplicate Ger
tlficate, No. i33 dated June Ist, 1853, for u
shares stock In the said bank.
JOSHUA II TWFEDY.
New Castle. Del. Oct l3. 1879 octlt -S.t'
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I OST OR MIHLAID-Cert num-
IL Der 4l6 lor siAres Of Delaware Rail.
road stock, In the name Of unde rs, xned,
hpphcation Is about 70 be made for the
issue OF rev certificate IN lieu thereof.
WILLIAM M. HARRINGTON.
sepA-4w Harrington, Kent Co. Del.
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THE CITY HOSPITAL, the purchase |
and institution of which under the man |
agement of the city, the GAzETrEE OPP |
posed from the first, has proved to be a
disgrace to the city, and cast a stigma
upon the Council and upon many OF
those, it seems, who have hal the NAH
agement of it. In fact it was purchased
by the Republicans from Republican;
and 1t appears that the money had bet
ter have been thrown in the river than
placed in such place.
Our readers know that the GAZETTE
has always been averse to the continu-
ance Of the institution as it is, and only
q couple of weeks since urged that the
building be sold or converted into put
lie school.
The charter for the hospital was oh
tanned by the physicians of the city
and they intended to found an institu-
tion that would have grown into great
charity and lasting benefit to the city =,
and credit to it and themselves. But the
City Council took the mater out of the
hands Of the physicians and We now find
1t q place around which scandals, OF
one kind or another, have clustered
ever since 1t was commenced.
With reference to these scandals, and
the truth concerning them, we know
personally no more than the gossiping
rumors which have passed into print.
But they should not be allowed tc
sleep now that they have come to tn
surface. If, through the exposure of the
managers of the. City Hospital,
and its great expense be gotten rid c
the City Council will be rid of the N
eessity of providing fer its maintainanc
and the citizens save about $4,000 yea
of revenue to be applied to better pu
poses.
Since the institution has been in e
istence it has been mostly under Il
charge of Republicans, with Repub
can Superintendent and Republics
physician. During the very first year
its commencement there we're charg
made that it was a resort of bad peop
with criminal intent, and that the me
immoral practices were conducted wit
in its walls, and much of the subsi
ence purchased for the use of inmat
was wasted upon visitors ana by tho
whose actions brought rumors of sea
dal about.
1t is now hoped that through reso
to the County Courts the whole matt,
and the details of the scandalous u.
TO which the hospital building has be
put will be laid before the public.
half that has been said of the condl
of those who have had the managem,
of the institution is true, the sooner it
exposed and the building closed the b
ter it will be for the city, and all C,
cerned.
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ocG3-5t
T0 pROPERrY OMNERN.

NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS.
~ The attention OF property owners 10
cal ed TO the fol owing section
of The City Ordinance relative to the duty
OF the Street Comm issioner In regard to
repairing defective pavements; and re-
moving Constructions from the sidewalks:
Whenever any defects and obst uctions
are found by him. or reported 10
him, he shall forthwith cause the pave
ment or sidewalk to be repaired. or the
the proper costs OF such owners or agents
OF the property TO which the pavement
belongs, and report the bills TO the Coun-
Gil. to be collected before the Mayor. Ex-
tract from section OF AN ordinance pro-
viding for the care OF the streets. lanes AN d
alleys OF the city," page 2l2 81 the ordi-
nance book. LOUIS Il. LYNCH,
Oct23-lw. Street Commissioner.
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sATr.DAY. OCTOBER rs, 1879.

Jr THE abuse Of Senator Bayard the
R.publican only REUTERS the sentiments
which had frequently been thrown out
nv the defunct Commercial, while the
rrs.ent assistant editor of the Republican
v,s one of its attaches. 1t cha Hges upon
Senator Bayard the use of language that
40 far a. We know, and we heard many
of his speeches, he never uttered In
fact Mr.. Bayard made very few speeches
durinp the war or while Mr.. Lincoln
lived. The weight of the campaigns, SO
far as speech-making was concerned ieii
mainly upon Hon. Chas. b. Lore, as our
most popular and fluent orator In
our local contests. And every one
knows that that gen;lem never resort
cd to abusive epithets against any one,
although his house was "raided on dur
ing the early stages ofthe war excitement
rs was the residences OF numerous citl-
zens, he never was known to refer to the
soldiers in any unkind way; and to-day
no man in the State would obta lar
ger number of votes of the men OF Deia-
ware who fought in the Union armies
than he. And we think We might say
that Senator Bayard would command,
were he before the people OF Delaware
Is a candidate for Congress, M 'jorty
of the votes OF the men who fought fol
the old flag. Of course neither Of these
gentlemen would receive the votes Of th'
war stay at homes, such as the editor o
the Republican. But it is hardly neces
sary for us to undertake to defend Sena
tor Bayard from the false charges of th'
Republican, for as well might one under
take to sever the heads from the iable'
hydra as to refuto the fslsehoods whicl
that paper is capable of reta tashing fron
the New York Times and Tribune, ali,
sending forth with such garnshin
touches as will make them appear a lit !
more fresh and Interesting to its reader:
The reputation of Senator Bayard Is IL
likely to be damaged here by anythin
which the Republican, may say.
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A DMlNIsTRATORn SALE

A DMlNIsTRATORS SALE
IA OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY!
WIN be exposed for sale, on the farm Of
the late Ephraim Wilson, in Mil Creek
Hundred, on
SEVENTH DAY,
LIST OF lith MONTH, NOVEMBER,
at o'clock, y. M, sharp,
the following personal property. One
horse. York wagon, carriage har- a
sleigh and bells, good robe and ~
horse blanket, cart bed. new; IA6A
hay wagon, beam, cross cut saw, rope,
tackle. &C., &c.
Four leather beds, 3 nrst quality; mat
tress, bedsteads. bureaus, looking glasses.
lot OF good blankets, comfortabies and
quilts, sheets aud table cloths, about 30
yards Of excellent rag carpet aud % yards
part worn, stair carpet and rods, settee
windsor and rocking chairs, pair OF end
dining tables, tubs and clothes wringer
stone, china dinner and tea seats com
piete; jars and fru't cans, parlor stoves
| drum. Conditions on day OF sale.
MARY WILSON. Administratrix.
THOMAS BRACKTN, Auct. ocis ltwa2tw
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Authorized BY the Comtgawealth Of Ky
-l3th.
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
MAcAuLEx's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, on

oO1SI5 GH so, 1879
These drawings. authorized by act of
the Legislature Of lS8v, and sustained by
all the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent
who claim the sole ownership of "sli the
grants In Kentucky" TO the contrary not
withstandtng). occur regularly on the last
day of every month (Sundays excepted).
and are supervised by prominent ciLixens
OF the State.
Grand and unprecedented success OF the
new features.
Every ticket-hOlder can be- his own
supervisor, call out his number and see II
placed in the wheel.
TIE Management call attention TO the
grand opportunity presented OF obtaining
| for only 82. any OF
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nELAWARE WEsrsoS,
AIN. isIs. Tr,,n,,h o, hours. .,!,I On and na ai5
and go p. m. "'''io a. In, To-
Arr, rrive Avondale, s.ss a m !, II
R,vo Rasn romeroy, 0 50 a m. ~! | nil@
md nSxasaan'ne. : 70 !, leave Pomeroy0 20 ? ? q =
ana 9 10 p. IN. 'onuale, |. n
a.. A,I,GSins; snG l <; Wilmington, SO, ~
bfemtf w p " ID; CoNNEI
Superln,s'S !
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HAiLROhn.
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ShiLADELrHJA -.
I BALTIMORE RAimT imTiaLAINGH
TT, Trains will leave vse Wilm,s.;. Il l'ms;
. = dpeh'i.a;aslphia . 4. and lD,.,n
"a. !. y. =, $40. % 10 30 a. '"nSefmssdiste n1 |. 8,
rrhh,i,issdelph!atExpress, rh,is . q,
nsS. s; n 40 ana az New Yor1. I So; 81 sss,l 4
Baltimore ana u I,,..
80 S :; "a. b.is D. m ''lnedia,e sd
sit,mors ssit,,nors and nay Line. \.
T. S.i l2.T, lOI, s SisT,anagson, is4 : aa ,2si, n
trains for Delaware u. ?: m.
sw Hsrr, ,Gnastle, , s.l5, a. m. Ii,s,oH. i'as . lssv
,is is',ngton and Intern NO. ms y IS n
2. :. m., 05, 6.35 D, m diale II
Del,nar and Inlarma,., M.
Am.' l %, p. IN, 'ste Static
rhiiadelphiA and IninrA,iss, iEAiss,
40, q. IN. BOO. e.3o n n"sne,rnediats y, 4,
ppnn,,ii,ndelphia and Eew W. y,..
. m. washington, 10,
For luther informa,,.
tsIe6fea ass1i 70 the time I tsbls.p .passen,
II. =. KENS
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1887 Prizes. amounting 70 ......... 1li0 100
Responsible corresponding agents want-
ed at all prominent points, 70 whom .
liberal compensation will be paid.
further Information, or send orders by sx-
press or mail add essed only TO
N. A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box COZ, New Orieans, La,
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
The particular attention c( he Public u
called 30 the fdct that the entire number Of
the tickets for each Monthly Dv0UIn0 u sotd.
oHad consequently al the prtEes IN eaeh dvosO-
ing are sOtd and drdUn 0ysd paid. TAts u
mol the case Wtth any other company
All our Grand kXtraordiI Hry Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. =. hauregafd and
Jubal A. Eariy.
octll -4wd&w.
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, 1879-08-21
A Costly Cont1agration at Car
roIIton, near Saginaw,
Mich.
Lumber, Salt, 1t1ill-property, and
Wood Worth $12G,OOO
Lost.
Details OF the Catastrophe, and
an 1ten1ized Statement
OF Losses.
Tho People Of Memphis Treated te
the Luxury Of a Small
Fire,
AT CAnROLLTOS. MICH.
Sutcf6f Dtepuich to TIA TttthHk.

Spscfdf Dispuich TO 7aA TrttnHk
EAST SAGINAW, Mich., Aug. a0.-stortly be-
fore 12 o'clock to-day Iso was discovered In the
roof of the saw.miIl Of sanborn Il bliss. Mt Car.
rulltor, and in three minutes tic entire atrtct-
ure was sheet OF hntnc. The wind was blow
Ing fresh from the southeast, alId eSorye!lnE
about tic mill was as dry as tindcr. The flames
spread with 1rt9htful raptdsty. salt block,
salt shed, two drtll.houscs, a,,l 4.0O0 cords o!
wood In tt.c yarl followed the mill, and lnrgc
board,ng-ho,lse aud four tencment-houscs
shared trr sumo fate, together with 1,ioo feet 1T
dock nlung the river, on which were
piled Uoo00o0 feet Of lumber, all of
whsvl, was totally destroyed. The Fire
Departments Of two ctttes were on hand.
but 70 Intense WAS tho heat md aercencss Of
tho flames that The arcmcn could not do much.
The fro was checked at o'clock. The following
property was destroyed: Sanborn l. Bliss. sa"-
milf, engine machinery, ctc., $4f,0o0.
Salt block mud four Thousand barrels OF salt,
$l4,CDn.
Fourteen hundred feet dock, 81, 800.
Two drill-houses, 60, 600.
-Four thousand cor,ls Of wood, 5000.
Five dwellings, $3,0u0; staYes, tooper-shop,
etc., st,5o0.
Lumber on dock owned md valued
as follows: J. W. 1Iowry, 100000 feet,
$4,000; Benjamin & Bliss, 20, 1000
feet, $4,000; ]. l.. Hublngor, 90o, 900 fcot, $0,-
oo0; sauborn & Bliss. $50 000 feet $500; A. F.
Bliss j. Bro., 100000 feet, $500; Thomas
Nestor, 1000 feet, s3,5o0.
The total loss Will approximate S125. 900, with
about s15, 600 insurance. Tile mill Ind q CO.
pnctty OF 100, ,000 feet Of lumber per day.