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The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
SUNDAY Morn Ing's Police Cases.

Five cases were disposed of by His
Honor, the Mayor, Sunday morning.
The first was that of Alfred Duff living
on Wollaston street near Seventh, with
his mutner. He went TO the house late
Saturday night in an intox Gated condi-
ton, and broke the furniture in a very
reckless way. He was fined 81 and re-
allired to pay costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
u. \, District Court.

The U. S. District court will commen-
ced in this city tomorrow. The most
i'm nortant case to be disposed of is that
of Evans Rice, the crooked cashier of
the National Bank of Wilni' g'on and
BraudyWine,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
New Russisu Cruaser.

PHILADELPHIAsP Pa, June g. 1879.
The Russian cruizer Zabeaka, built bv
the Messrs. Cramp, at this port, sailed
thi, morning At five O'Clock, In charge Of |.
Captain Shankl1nd. She wa cleared
yesterday At the Custom Hoass oetensi-
bly, for Sitka, by w. W. Barker. Of this
city. After passing outside the Break
water she was formally handed over to
the Russian officers. .hasdeIH I'd
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
The Bryants, E.sers.a...-s.

The Bryant Litery Society, connected
with the Rugby Academy VIII celebrate
its third anniversary In the sttditorium
OF the Opera House tomorrow evening.
A very attractive programme hes been
selected, In order that all who attend
shall enjoy themselves. Reserved sest
tickets can be obtained 1t G. r. Thomas
& Co.'S. -.r tf,r..3 -
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ReliwiOus.

Mrs: Stevens, of Wilmington, Sec'y OF
the "Women's Foreign Missionary Socie+
ty," Will occupy the pulpit Of the N. +.
.Church OF this town tomorrow mornine
at lOa O'Clock. She is said to b quite !
huent speaker, and will doubtless have !
large audience to hear her. Kent Ne,pa.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
A Schooner Seized.

Marshal McMullen went to the Della
ware Brrakwater on Friday last, and
seized the schooner Ed,osn Post, as she
lay at anchor at that place. The seizure
was made for debt.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
New Houses.

Mr.. Daniel H.. Kent is building 8 new
housrs at Eighth and Broome streets,
fronting the Public Square. Other
houses in that neighborhood are in
course OF construction.
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pasLKOADs'
49,, ,MiN(}TON

LILA WILMINGTON
DHlLA,ip,kMInR RAIL ROAD
an, ,ssve svsV wilmington as foiiow'
:; oori intermediate Stations as
/ Philalep,nn'sS =, y" a. M, 2S0, 4oo' ~
y, p. ,,a,Express) 90, S;s5, 10 % o. a ~. m
| Phi ade,p"Ss Nav YorK, 231. oo''o''' "
,w ias 81, 5 46, p. .,.rm M. ediate stations,
oore ana lnter'ho"'"''
,Sa n. ,,h hiS p, ,m nay Line, 7.0s, p. n. on
Bbsi,,,p bs" ore and Washins'o"''
a.; l2.h, i"'' ni, vare division. ieave Ior'
rraihs loi oV X. a. m. LOS, 30 Pm:
New Uas,,o' sud Intermedfate Stat'on-'
ra.. Oj, G.36 y. IN. ,,. a,ut,onr q. Is
Delmar anu
n, los, p. m. m.vrpAINs,
oO,,adelpnia aud Intermed'a'o ''"'"
es,ssisIoS@ ., a. III, Si wad New York. 2'os. r. m''
,,,,pnre 4, P%, and Washington '2e'. !"
@ ,.a, ~ ,nformstion passengers are
For i",n' mo time tables posted al the
beterleE W '"' n. +. KENNEY
tspct. Anoerintendent.
-,,,WAKE WESTERN kAILRQAtp
t%an,e of hours. On ana aIer re"
II. N ,ss yrs Tran. w.ll ran as fol- -ows; :" ~ ~
'an.ys ',n, ,ya Wilmington, 7.l5 a. m, iO.oO D. !"
md $50 p M ,o s,sa m. 80 noon.
a a,tive pomeroy, . - a m, ! 90 p IN:
Raurning. Leave Pomeroy io'""' HI
nd SOP. m Ayonda,e. 70 IA noon
Reurnlng, leave
ni 70 p III. .,,..,,,,,on so0a m. 2lBp
AltlI'"n, Al,.nn N m ID. CONNELL,
+, am oVO superintendent.
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sale sr hessrvea se.,. !,

The sale of reserved seats for the an
nual commencement Of Rugby Academy
commenced this morning, at G. Il.
Thomas q Cos. The programme Of
exercises were published In full in the
GAZETTE of Friday, and ~ q very a.
tractive one.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
The Regatta.

The regatta, on Saturday, came off at
the. appointed time, with but, fifteen en-
treis. There We're were two prizes, a set
OF sails and a silver pitcher, won by tie
ARdre,o j. Cross, OF Wilmington, ana
the Vicen, of Marcus Hook. :, 81
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
Republics Me~n,m~.

The Repuoiicans will meet again this
evening IN Adams d Bros building to
complete the organization Of the new po-
titicai organization, the Lincoln club.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09

ICOR RENT.-Second- story front room
T. in oazette building, 4i6 Market street.
AppIy at this Office.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09

CaOR BALE.-An elegantly located three
C story brick In com plete order, newly
pa .nted and papered, No. s24 West ST., call
and examine before you purchase else
where Terms easy. Apply TO
may 10 -eOdl2t NJ. VI. CHILD.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09

LrOR SALG.-A hre proof safe. Inquire
Y at this office. mar20-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
FOK SALE.

NOR SALE "A nigniy improved farm
T. OF i03 acres I'm White Clay Greek hun
dred. al enclosed In Usage Hedge. d.
vided into Ave fields. Large apple or
chard in full bearing. Public school ad-
joining the form. Buildings-Large Man
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, uranary
and all OIL er buildings necessary on u
nrst class farm. miles from station on
r. ". 4 h II. X. Centrally located.
miles from Wilmington. Apply To
JNO. W. WHITMAN.
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
oct2l-w& Il sd-w Wilmington, DE
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09

NOR sALE OR RENT.-Lumber var
IL Front and W est streets. Apply TO, d
W. II. CAUSE,
feb22-tf Front and West Sts.
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ANDREWS-At Boston. 18th ls'.. william T Andrews
ae,l = wears months ,lthsr q Edward r. Andrews
Of thus cifv.
cARrER-At u Irving.pace View York. We ln~sily
November %, ~ malignant irhticra. Annie Louise
lauc lrsr OBJ co lac Thomas Garter, ESQ.
Bura ami funeral services 40 New anaan. Coma to-day, at
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at m. returning at
COCKS AZ ossnlng County The 26th nst
His relatives ana friends are res cuy vitsi - attend his
funeral ~ BIS -,ie '~. % Amenck, ON seventh day
next. 2)th INST. al ~ pcors m.
Carriages vii meet az hensico he $50 Harlem train
from NeN-Yofk.
CONGER-on rnursda~. November ~ Mary FROST widow
Relatives AMI frfni OF the y gre p7itt sttand tn
funeral nrr done. a Vest I'D A.. on Non
day, December /. al p.
CORSS-At rho Washington Hotel Thnrsfav morning,
November p. RODort T. Corss.
Inferuieni az Milwaukee,.
DODGE-an This cv. Tuesday. November 25 the
Of her son-n Law j. H. butcher Elizabeth willow OF
Prayer The house. No East ttthst ar $50 @ Friday
Funeral services at Paving \. y. same day.a tIp.m
Trgin leaves arani Central Depot AZ 1850 A.
Relatives AM Trends are invited
DUPIGNAC-In Brookl, rle.ar. November 25 George
". Dufignac aged 70 years mon ms 1ni 5dayh
frsnis AZ fr family are lFiei - tUfnf IA
funeral hH late -e-ii-ucr. No % PrOspcct-G. Phi
day. the -sth insL at 'niooS 3D. m
SAWYER At East Mass. the Hon. r H. Sawyer
Fnnersi services ON saturday. az y m
TERRY-At Eugewuod, y T.. November 49, OF pneumonia,
Alfred Il Or. ellsworth and Josephine
Funefa Vi lis parents. Friday November o.
AZ ll.dO A. M
TOpD-At Mott Haven November 90 Jotham NJ. K Young.
eat OF Henry 3 and Ann thEa Iodi aged - years
Fnnefa serv ces Of pAreots
Mott We. aud Il1dsL sunday ~ i O'Clock y. IL.
Inlcfment later 10 the aay AZ Moodla~n-
Friends ~ the family and OF hls father law. A. Hen
shaw are respectfully invited 60 attend
WHITTINGHAM-On Tuesday morning. November rs,
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The London correspondent of The Musical
Reriesu o. tAs city announces that Mme. Esspoh viii
sail IN December join the Strakosch concert company
OF when Mlss rhur-by IN the vocalist
MgnOn' will be produced on Monday both
al the Academy Music and at Booths Theatre. IL
Will be- a busy night music for at the same time Miss
Thursbv Will sing IN 40 Stenway Hal. and Mr.
Arthur sullivan Will make his first appearance here.
cOuduc' the i lafure."
The Directors of the Cincinnati College of
Music have published circular calling attention 10 the
orchestra classes which have recently been opened
IN accordance the original scheme OF the instu-
ton These classes. the circular carefully or
ganized with The OF teaching those who study
ing orchestral Instruments how pay In concerted
muse II Is part the plan Of education OF the Col
lege Music give every series Of orchestra
aud chamber concerts and this ne first opportunity
ever offered ID this country u study in orchestra
class be- graduated. and then actually to enter the
orchestra. The students will be practsed in playing
fros Guarteis, and other chamber music for piano
string ana other instruments. They Will also he taught
TO play the music OF symphonies and other compositions
for full orchestra These classes are under the imme-
date direction OF Mr. Thomas, and open 70 both
sexes. IL being the purpose OF Mr.. Thomas 70 assist
women the orchestra A. profession The Col
Zee now has "a G, rps nrty-nve teachers, recent
ce-sious 10 the stan being Luigi -tefdnOne ana Mr.
] T. Rudol uhsfn fsineingl, Miss Cecilia GHul tpanol
Professor chris. Rotnemund tvi1 NJ, and Mr.. Henry
Carter (0rgan theory and cnorus-cias-l.
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THy GOVERNMENT wAvERISG.
TIDNGs FROM THE ARCTIC OCEAN.

FFARs FOR THE SAFETY oF TIP JEANETTE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81. - The whaling
bark Helen Mar arrived here from the Arctic Ocean last
night. She brings the officers and OF the bark
Mercury which had abandoned IN the Ice, October
24h latitude 10 ~ north longitude 1922 west just
north OF Herald shoals. They left bark vgaut in
the pack Of frozen in, but the crew were Oil
well.
Captain Hickmott OF he Mercury, Ike other whale
men, fears that Jeanette be frozen M In the
pack OF ice ia which they have but little hope OF
the vessel getting Out though the crew may reach
a place Of safety. The Mercury had on boz rd when
Abandoned 900 barrels of OIL 900 pounds OF bone and
1000 pounds ivory. Tie owned OV Bart
etr a. son. OF New-hcdford. and insured Tor about
$40 900 Her policy made Tor four years, and had
one wear vet 10 run.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LIVELY SCENES AT SLIGO.
AN IRRFpREssIBLE> LAWYER POPULAR PARADE.


SLIGO. Thursday. Nov. 81 1879.
John Rea, of counsel for Killen, was con-
stany interrupted during his crosse examination OF
yesterday by the magistrates, who pointed
out that mis- remarks totally Irrelevant The exam
nation lasted over four hours aud embraced every
variety OF topic including politics. poemics. and adven-
lures IN all OF which Rea himself was the hero.
In the trial Of KlleD to-day, Mr.. Rea his counsel In
the police witnesses, asked absurd aud
irrelevant questions, provoking frequent alterations
with the magistrates who pointed out that he was
keeping his client In durance while he amused the an-
dience The only fact at all material to the issue which
elected that the notes or the shorthand wrtSr
while agreeing the main points. differed some "ha'
M Rea durnQ rhe Temporary absence Of the maeis-
trates harangued the audience, telling them NJ had
been threatened with imprisonment FOR contempt and
had received letter threatening MN Win assAss'-
nation.
POPULAR RFJoIcISGs.
Days Castelar, viii be celebrated by bon
fires and other demonstrations throughout the Comfy
Of Mayo Mr.. Parnell left here today. but Messrs
Oavitt and DAILY viii remain until Kilen released on
bail Mr. Parnell nas received Invitations from al
parts OF the country address meetings His prOpa-
ganda has been actively carried On here during the
trials Tie speeches and other incidents cause morea7-
Ing excitement IN the town. Last nigh, mob u 5000
persons paraded the streets followed by twenty armed
constabes prevent the stouetbrowing and violence
when occurred Oh TIE previous igbt
Mr. Davitr l. confident ~ acqn'ttai II tried at the
eouinS assi1- Gere pu 5 M Rn in Duhl'o nv
certiurari he Will not eXpcnd "A farlhng In engaging
counsel securing witnesses. ee.. <w be conv need
that Crown determined 10 inlet another years
Imprisonment upon nlm.
THE GOVERNMENT wAvERISG.
Tie Manchester Guardians London correspondent
says 10 generally believed thatH the release Of the
irish prisoners bail followed by the exhibition
anything Ike intoerane defiance the trisls will NOT
pressed forward II Thought that the ex-
hibtlou OF authority OF the law has already done
good. which might De dlsspated II the Government
pressed the trials and failed 10 obtain conviction
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LIVELY TINES NEAR MAZArLAN.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-News from Mex
leo states that Captain Lund commander the gunboa
Democratic had been arrested at Mazatlan, and upon
giving his parole had been permitted To depart with
Minister Foster for the City Of MexicOIt said oTever
that day afer Lund brOke word and Joined the In
snrgents had been made 20 u n
over Democratic the Insurgents, who were stu 10
force outside NazatlHn, where the nhaptants mOmen
tarily attack from them. II also feared
that the TDsurgenfs had captured treasure tram Win
$4,000 IN sDecIe General Manuel Marquis had
atacKed Laraz and succeeded entering the city aud
putting the Government troops 10 light He was still
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Syqopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 70, a. m.-The barOm-
eier IL highest along NewEngland and North Caro-.
lima Coast IL Is lowest ia ssouri aud Illinois. Threat
eung and rainy weather is now prevailing from the
south Atlantic ana Guf states to the Lakes and the
Northwest. partly as in last district and Upper
Lake region. Warm sOuthery winds are prevailing
from the ONO Valley and Lower Lakes, south and east
ward cold nOrihorty winds in the Northwest and Upper
Ike region Occasional SHOWS have been reported from
Dakota 10 northern portions OF Arizona and New
Mexico, aud Western Kansas
Indications.
For New England and Middle states falling barOm-
eter genera warmer, cloudy ami rainy weather, with
=outnrry Winds veerng TO westerly IN former aud
south winds latter, probably followed ma north
ern portions by rising barometer and cold northery
winds.
For Canal gODs ~ SewYork and Pennsylvania tenn
perature probably above freezing Friday night
except Ia Northern aud western portions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
PRIZE ESSAYS AT UNION COLLEGE.

SCHENECTADY, Nov. 26.-The subjects of
The Ingaan Pszs Essays Tor 'xt commencement are
Tie Contribution OF Hebrew Genius 10 the Literature
81 the World" and The Centennial Orations OF the
Rev. Or. and the Hon. NJ Evarts Compared" The
essays must contain from 1000 10 5.OOO words The
subjects other prize essays The Qualities
aud Influences Whittier a Poet ami lAe Quail
ities Perfect History" Thcse essays require from
1000 10 ) 600 words.
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PROSECUTING 4LLEGED SVYDLERS.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. PA. Ellers. the
German VINO was arrested with a number OF supposed
fraudulent foreign drafts FOR large amounts. With which
be bad endeavored To effect the purchase II aIgo
quantity Of tobacco Or shipment 10 Germany was ex-
ahmed N Police Court to-day, and sent into tne
Hnspss Court tor ndictmcni for attempting Ia obtain
goods Dy false preieuces His companion. WI am
scnui der ads hell until Saturday. with Vie y of hear
ing from NgwNOrk 10 his dent ~. He says c La a
" fe IA t8at cIly. and CLAIMS o. have been dupcd nv
Eiler,, OF whom he knows nothing. and thai lie Vas
employed 10 travel with him on account 81 k.lerss
d.
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LITTLE. BROWN 4 Co.

The Life and Writings of BENJAMIN X. Curtis Edited
by his ION, n. > vols. cOtn pnrtrlta -
The 4. rear speeches and OF Daniel Webster.
WIN essay Webster master o. English siYle. ~
EDWIN +. " apple $40. cloth. S5.
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CHARLES sCaiBNER's SONS.

Memoir Of = Prcntss. ~ George l. Preatiss ID. D.
vols, l-ulJ % D..
Tue Exploration Of the World. Famous Travels aud
IrlNt Bf jules Verne. clOth. with
more than liu u4 page cGgiasings. 3 30
Thomas de- QuiHcey. His HE and writings. With unpub-
lslrl spJlr ~ A. A Page sGtio1 Al
price vols crown sva,cotI. VIA portrait
Friar AnseImo ani other poems. BY Jala C. R. Dorr
-qulre LIMO. :
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From The hsunrbsc Me- Journal ikfpN
The cOnsUirutOrs IN the contingent scheme
are very humble uc thy iuieG 10 iner lftr p.
Tgev are done saying Davis WON'T bee nvcrn0r, AID
Intimate that Things look though he Ant be- Cover
nor. As f0r allowing tie k-puD lean candidate elect
10 see the returns aud nave nearing ana iii count,
thrv -clar they ALWAYS favor OF tines" th ncs
mud ff d - ai-ehOud ana insult 10 aSscr they
were ever opposed them n The Governor anu Coun-
ru mad not been bu doZrd by the Il publcans there
xuuld have tIOunle, they say. They meant no
wrong hut con endure the nuilyins az the visiting
committee and tie IusOenec Of tie Republican news
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1t N-A|V-i..
From TIE BNGai0 ErpreNs Rep
- 49, 81. -f.fa fs.uaHfstr

Now il j. the state Treasury that has "A
hfe-tuOusau0 az error" And ~. ate Treasurer
TOO Was CANDIDATE fnr reflection. Ana be. also, has
good tAe De icit. Bu -uppu-r he had b'cu re
elected suppose Aec bad not been Tue prospect ~ ~
accounting which follows the election OF a E-uuu
ncan Would tnis discrepancy nave D. ne'
dscuV-rcl would tle elected Dfrer have been ault
10 cover up carry DO along tnfou-h his second
term ~ through bis -si Ihcse ar que ions that rne
ou.-ide puDic. whose money f- being mnie ducks ana
orikrs o.. cannot answer. Bus they raD n tney vii.
protect tueselves. bY making ile-e financial OH
ine bic rteCtion- This Winters Legislature could
L. 49, III
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PCBLIC OPINION.

If il be Blaine, let us have General Ben
Harrsos OF indiana. In the second place Dubuque
lnirs llscl..l
The coming session of Congress is the long
sr-sion Tue prospect may LOOK A. blue that
count bot there j. TINS consolation does away with
Z xti as-l Boston Poet lDeu)
Such men a Voorhees, IN the Senate and
BLACKBURN iu the House o. Representatives represent
their party AID tendencies with much ndcity
imam fue socaei Conservatives Ike BayaId and Ran
dali for example Iar surface indications go
Troy Times kepl
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tribune OFFICE. Nov %. A. m.-The movement in
The barometer yesterday generally downward.
Clear partly cloudy weather followed by cloudy
weather. The temperature ranged Deween SO and $50
the 49 - lower than on the same day
last wear aud 4l2o higher than on Wednesday. The
amount ~ moisture ia air has been Reduced.
Warmer and partly cloudy Ind cloudy weather, viii
occasona Hight rains may b. expected to-day "a tis
city and ~.
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THE ADVANTAGE or BEING 4 REFORMER"
from TIE TrOy TlNes lReD

w hat III Mt. MuChIU UIW UFFU u 1T TTuIIIIF-IIIs
iur trsd II being reform De nuclat; how qmcAly
Governor RI |nsln would have suspended MN, ahd
how The Argas would have pointed IN capital letters and
with exuDeI.lH YerhosIty 10 the bnrd'g "acLfunrSr
of the noble old Roman IN protecting the pubc from
the difference ia the whose OK s g0red and no.
where y difference aDprecable as Ia the chamber
OF our reform executive.
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HARPER s eros


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PRINCE BISMARCK A GRANDFATHER.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. .. Is7

DONDON, frluHY, NOV ., I'FJ
The Irmess Berlin correspondent announces
tnat Countess Ranza the only daughter Of Prince Bis
Inarck has been delivered OF son.
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A RESERVE FORCE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. Pit is reported here
that the Imperial Government establ shing
Of 900 In Canada, composed OF the militia of the
Dominion for active service at, home or abroad If re-
CURED.
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ToRoNrO. Nov. 27.-Irregularities are re-
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