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The New York herald., 1879-11-27
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TRENTON N j., Nov. 26, 1879.
On Monday last the American Union Telegraph
Company complained to Governor Mcclellan that
its wires being broken. its poles cut down and
its property destroyed. Notwithstanding that its
officers took every to protect the line. Con-
sequently the company asked for protection from
the State The Governor to-day informed the CON-
pany that he would do all in his power to prevent
the aepredatons and had instructed the Prosecutors
of the Pleas in county along the line to enforce
the law and have the vioators, the presentation
of sworn informatons punished. This action will
prevent recurrence of the disgraceful scenes wit
have recourse to the courts for the settlement Of
any supposed grievance.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27

ceeds of the performance equally to ST. Johns Guild
and the Society of st. Vincent de Paul. know that
large orchestra and hundreds of singers will
volunteer their services. and it is my hope that
some OF the distinguished men of America will
unite with me in adding shape and color to
the introduction of the anthem. No one shall make
any money out of the undertaking. l regard the
theme sacred and if the blessing of Heaven is to
rest upon it, it has thus far done, it
must be i'll the charity that goes to the poor
In ending his conversation. Mr. Gilmore said that
he did not know the exact date which ''Colum-
pected to perfect his arrangements during the next
Fortnight.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
.E.. II. SAWYER.

Mr.. L. II. Sawyer. one of the most pro ointment bus-
ness men of East Hampton, Mass died there yester-
day morning. aged ninety years. He was tho treas
urer Of the Niashawannuck Manufacturing Com
pany and director of several other local manufac-
turing companies. He also president OF tho
East Hampton Savings Bank, trustee Of the Willis
ton Seminary at East Hampton and OF the Mount
Hoyoke Female Seminary at South Hadley. No man
residing in Connecticut Valley displayed greater
,ubiic spirit.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
SENTENCES FOR CONSPIRACY.

Samuel p. Knapp and Robert II. Drake. convicted
at the May term Of court for conspiracy. in in
toxcating married man and entcing him
into house of bad rcpute In this city
and who had their case brought before
the Supreme Court on writs OF certorari,
have boon sentenced at Freehold, N. j., by Judge
Walling, Knapp is required to pay ine Of $500
and Drake $500, and the costs OF trial and appeal
motion will be made to set aside decree OF divorce
obtained upon Knapp's and brakes evidence. All
the parties concerned are well TO do. The
ated much excteent, IL being tho first Of the kind
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
THE SPANISH FLOODS.

Mr.. Haya, OF No. 13O Maiden lane. forwarded yes.
erday Spain for the relief Of the sufferers by the
floods In Murcia the sum of e. 600 ts100oo. the first
ipstalment OF the money collected by the New York
Relief Committee The money goes to the Central
Commission, OF which Cardinal Manuel Benabides is
PRESIDENT 80 far $4,000 has been collected in
America.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
ST. GEORGES CHAPEL OF FREE GRACE.

ST. GEORGES CHAPEL OF FREE GRACE.
The Thanksgiving Eve services at the st. Georges
Chapel of Free Grace in East Nineteenth street. last
evening" conducted by the rector of st. Georges,
Rev. DR.. Williams. assisted by Rev. Mr. Perkins.
The sermon preached by the Rev. Frederic
Courtney, of st. Thomas Church. Mr.. Courtney
took his text from II. Kings, vii, 1-2.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
A wIFE's RUIN.

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BNrrfoRe, Nd. Nov. 30. 1870.
william II. Dolan. of 'New York. was here to-day.
and, with police aid found his wife in fashionable
bouse of III fame She only nineteen years of age
aud says that she was abducted from New York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Levy and his cornet still add special feature to
the orchestral programme at Roster Bal's con-
cert hall. which are nightly appauded by large au
dienccs.
. A young American prima donna. Mile Meta, made
q most successful debut last evening at the
Thaia Theatre as tho Queen OF Portuga! In
Genee's opera, "Dcr seekadct." Mlle Meta sang. Of
course. In German. She will sing again tonight.
when "Der sockadet' will be repeated. so to fill
out charmingly and merrly tho Thanks giving Day
of the Germans.
There will be matinees to-day at all the principal
theatres, and the festive hanksgivers choose be-
tween French Flats" at Union Square; "our
Girls" at wallack's; "wives.' at Daly's: "Dame
Trot" at the Fifth Avenue; "Don Caesar" at tho
Grand Opera House; ''Lcs Cloches de Corneville," I"
at Booths; "Enchantment." at Nibos; "Fatinitza. %
at the Standard; "Pinafore," at the broadway;
Fritz" at the Park while the San Francisco Min
stres, Harrigan and Hart. Tony Pastor and othor
celebrities of burnt cork and variety will have open
doors.
Mr.. Maurice Grau will produce AMBROSE Thomas
opera of "Mignon," In the original French. at
Booths Theatre Monday evening next. Great
hopes are entertained by the management that tho
superiority Of this version will manifest itself over
tho Italian, with which tho American public is
familiar Beyond this special attention will be
paid to the mise scene, and the cast Is
expected to speak for itself. Paoa-Marie viii APP
pear rs Mignon for the arst time. Mile. Leroux-
Bouvard. of whom much is expected. will DO tho
Philine Mile. Angelo will be the Frederick, M
Jouard the Lothario, NJ. Juteau the Laerte and M.
Capoul the Wilhelm Meister, role which he created
in Paris and in which he has often been heard
here with marked favor ut the Italian opera The
performance in any case will excite the greatest
curiosity. and should IT achieve success will meet
with niggardly support.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
GERMAN1A THEArRE-"MARrA STUART.

GERMANIA THEATIE-"MARrA STUART"
For the third time since her arrival in New York
Nagda Irschick appeared last night Maria Stuart.
conseq uently tho small house which greeted her
was not altogether unexpected. Notwithstanding
that she has repeated the play often she has not
yet concluded her repertoire. and is not likely to,
there is at this theatre for her to play in
that other great play of Schillers, "Jungfrau Won
Orleans" which is the remaining card in
her hand. There is reason to repeat the
praise bestowed Irschck in these columns
when she appeared Maria Stuart before. and as
any mention OF her work would entail that repeti-
tion she may be dismissed. 1t may be interesting
to state that that migratory apartment which the
patrons of the house have during the last fortnight.
been called to look ut in so many quarters
OF the globe. was again presented. FrauIcin
setti. statuesque Elizabeth. was strong in certain
passages and lanentaby weak in others. thus giving
an impression OF crudeness and great unevenness.
Herr keinau's good work Leicester was destroyed
by his prepostcrous doublots, which might have
served burlesquo tho sartorial peculiarities
OF the Elizabethan era.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
BOOTHS rHEArrE-orEnA pourrE.

BOOTH 3 THEATEE-OfEhA BOUFFE.
'La Belle Helene sung at Booths Theatre last
night by Mr.. Maurice Graus French Opera COM
pany. Mile. Paola-Marie was the Helene. Capoul
played Paris and Angelo made . most bewitching
Orestes. The performance was an unusually good
one and the audience both largo and FASH
ionable. Mile. Marie was warmly greeted
by her friends at her first appearance
and repeatedly encored during the evening.
Capoul was received with round after round of ap-
plause. and Angelo unable to speak for several
seconds after the house discovered her in the
picturesque costume of Orestes. Duplan as
Meneas and Mezieres as Calchas We're, as
usual, very amusing and effective. The trio
in the last act between Jouard. Duplan
and Mezieres rendered with such spirit and
that the public demanded 1t again and again. The
chorus strong and even and the orchestra in
every way worthy of the entertainment Mr..
Charles Almeras. the conductor. IL rapidly winning
o foremost place in his profession. Much of the
of the performance last night duo to his
ability and attention. He has an admirable control
his musicians and the effect is readily discern.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
Co1uMp1Al First and fairest gem

COLCMBIAI FIrbC anu IHITcst BSHH
On Natures brow--a diadem,
Whose lustre. bright as heavenly star
The light of Freedom sheds afar.
Like Noah's Ark, q God-sent bark,
In search of land, through day and dark.
First found thee held By natures child,
The red man in his wigwam, wild.
2.
CoLuMBIAl Soon the tidings spread
OF what Columbus saw and said;
The eyes of man they turned to thee,
The new land rising from the sea;
Each spread his sail before the gale.
To verify the wondrous tale.
And thus began what was to be
The hope and home OF Liberty.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
THIRD EDITION
NeW Castle Letter.

NEW CASTLE, May "a cIs. SATURDAY poay
evening hop given by the Corne. ,ass DsHu y,
Ssd tendency I e to enlIyen appearance, sa,nn IN
md about the City Hall. GOOD orasr r. y
prevailed and very enjoyable e, tune S.va;s was
spsnt BY q large number OF the 0ands
friends. aoor thinning
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, 0i.y
Council will sit as Court Of Appeals;
Those who may think they are assessed .s;.s 20
too high will have an opportunity ;.S o.
showing cause why it should be redusea' " 3,
The annual election Of Trustees OF 81
Peters church will take place TINS even
ing in the basement of the church: ~.
One or two arrests yesterday for as
orderly conduct. One case of fast driv-
inc by a couple of Wilmingtonians,
who after their arrest, would tight one
of the police for $25, but on coming 70
nav thier fine failed to..haye the required
smount-S2.OO. His Honor allowed
him to depart on promise OF payment.
Dobbinsyille was unusually lively
Yesterday, large numbers of promenaders
from the city proper paid this suburb q
visit.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co April I'd


New Castle Co. April "a. 1879.
Upon the application of j. Poulson
Chandler, Administrator, of Jelhro j. Bu-
gless, late of Christ ana Hd., in said
county, decd, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
of Administration upon the Estate, of
the decd, with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, In six OF the most public places of
the County of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period In the
wilmington GAZETTE. a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
/, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid. at
t~~~) New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. G. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before April 23d, 1880, or abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and
J.PoULsON CHANDLER,
Administrator.
Address, Centrevills, Del. apr24-swsod
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Notes OF the Day.

The first barrel OF the new crop wheat
hour sent to the New York Elk change
from Summit county, Georgia, was sold
for charitable purpose on ednesday
last and brought S21.
Butter cows are the latest. A man
living In Green township, Ohio, has a
cow whose milk needs no churning. The
butter rises to the surface of the milk
and all 1t requires Is "working IN"
While engaged in quatrying lime
stone on his farm, near Spring Mills Sta
tion, Western Maryland Railroad, Mr.
John T. Hill discovered lead ore. 1t wa
found about twenty feet below the sur
face, In blocks weighing from eight t
ten pounds An analysis of it was mad
by . Baltimore chemist, when it wa
found to contain from S6 to 80 per cent
Of pure metal, with a heavy trace of sil
Yer. The ore Is covered with a substance
similar TO plaster of Paris. The sampl
appeared to be very pure.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
LOCAL TIMR TABLE.

res ia: siina.,pessiHsy psHy, " 4os iS 800
F..a, 10 !: n; isH nS sio, sSS
iUisa.as. - ga p. m. On e1ndays, s-os
vos M.x 9Sss H. ~ IT, s sses n. q. b g. ~ 90.
FOR ssitimcrs and Washinsson. rs, 40
80 . n; iSM, loa, SIS. pm. Sun
~. fors Dsbio:ss: 81 u = m no sund.,
For New castle, go, ss . m; %, ssop
mi no Sunday train.
For WiiminSton b Northern r. r.: 40 q
M;s @. ele "a; no sunday train: q 2: -
B2n p m. No sundays trains.
rnAiNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
l203,pm, t24s, 70 81, 3b5, 46i, 6H. 20,
10, 10 a. u Is p m; on sundays; IL q,
rr.% " = New .1 = y q g, i y mn M "a ~ u
sos, is g ? ms on Sundays; i2 %, 1 o.
FROM Baitimore: 2o4, 3 20, s4i. . m; II q
nS,s 9, ss p nj ON Sundays o. . m
from Wssningtou. u . m ,an, 1855
- 50. sss p nj on sundayG o4 m; ~
from Port Deposits = ooa mi no Sunday
From New Castle. 800 m; l2N m
- w. Z = 2 M; nc SUNDAY z tra,5;; ,9 Il
TO p. m; no Sunday trains. o
from Wilmington b Northern r. Ra ~
nj . N; - 2 m; NO sunday treips.
216. q m; no SUNDAYS trains.
TRAINS 1oR WILMINGTON LEAVE fA'
ADELPHIA.
from Broad street and Warrington aY1
40, Is, sS. . Is, ii 80 pm; on Sun
days: 90 Q m; 9 eO,9 %, II 80, p m.
from rhirty-6eoond and Market street,
I 70, . m, u m, II 10, %, $40 II 30 p n
On SUNDAYS: 20. II 30 D m.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
The True Code Of Honor.

A man cannot afford to be unfaithful
under any circumstances man cannot
afford to be mean at any time; man
cannot affor to do less than his best at all
times, and under all circumstances. How
ever unjustly you are treated, you can
not, for your own sake, afford to use any
thing but your better self, nor render
anything but your better services. You
cannot afford to lie to liar you cannot
afford to be mean to mean man; you
cannot afford to do other than uprightly
with any man, no matter what exigen-
cies may exist between him and you.
No man can afford to be any but true
man, living in his higher nature, and
acting with the highest consideration.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Congress Saturday.

The session of the U. S. Senate on
Saturday was occupied by consideration
Of the non-political sections ofthe Legis-
lative Appropriation bill.
In the House, the bill relating to the
transfers of cases from State to Federal
Courts was considered in the morning
hour. The Warner Silver bill was then
resumed. After disposing Of the third
section, the House adjourned until Tues
day.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Hon. j. PRocToR KNOTT, of the House
Judiciary Committe, is said to be prepar-
ing a report on Mr.. Hayes veto of the anti
Military Interference bill, which will be
sent out to the country in the form of a
Democratic address. Mr.. Knott will
doubtless draw up strong bill of par
ticulars, but he should get his document
out before the weather gets warm and
the flies troublesome.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Mr.. WINANs, the American million
aire is building in the Clyde monster
cigar ship at cost Of close on$l ,OO0, 900.
She is to be of 1000 or 5000 tons burden,
and it is believed by her owner that she
will be able to cross the Atlantic in five
days. This will be the third vessel OF
the same type that Mr.. Winans has
built. The other two are much smaller
and are well known to all who frequent
the Solent in the summer. 1t is under.
stood that the three vessels, from first To
last, will have cost over $1,000, 700.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

An English parish church being in a
tumble-down condition, the vicar, Rev.
Mr.. Sanger, set himself to building u
new house. He worked as a book-bind-
er Tor two years to get money, wrote
1000 begging letters, designed the build
ing, acted as clerk of works and con-
tractor, carved all the wood and stone,
and worked with the men employed.
He has the house to his liking and a
debt of 81 900 yet to pay off.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Even millionaires have to pay some
tribute to public opinion. 1t has just leak
ed out that William II. Vanderbilt was so
much worried by current comment on
his affidavit of last winter that he hadn't
any personal property liable to taxation
that he finally walkedup to the captains
Office and planked down $12,7 ,75O. heins
the tax on half million dollars which
he volunteered for assessment.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Col John Hannah on Sand Mountain,
Jackson county, Ala, few days ago,
aged 1876 years. He served under Gen.
Washington in the French war, and OBJ
tanned the rand Of captain. He knew
the great Irish-American orator, Patrick
Henry, when he was but mere boy in
Virginia. Capt. Hannah had never
been Ill until he was century old, and
his eyesight was perfect at the time OF
his death.-Knoruille Tribune.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

When Lafayette, with the French al
lies, were on their way to Yorktown in
1881, they marched past manor house
that had been built in 1882 and accident
ally destroyed it by fire. Louis XVI.
then rebuilt the house out of his private
funds, the only house IN Virginia built
bya reigning sovereign. Until few
days ago, when it was again burned, ii
was used AZ q residen 20 by the presidents
of William and Mary College.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
SECOND EDITION
Foreign Telegraphie Sum mary


A satisfactory basis Of terms 10 an
nouucsd to have been arranged between
the British agents and Yakeob Khan
Two Of the destructive fires In Eastern
Russia, which had app lrently been ex-
tnguished, have since broken out afresh
and caused considerable damage.-So far
~ heard from, the popular vote in Swift
zerland has been In favor of the ret sstab-
lishment Of capital punishment.-The
Sultan has sanctioned the Eastern Rou-
mslian Constitution and seems to be in
favor Of the English demand fer similar
institutions for other provinces
: Forkinbeck At q meeting Of German
free-traders Sunday announced that he
should resign the Presidency Of the
Reichstsg. and 1t Ii said he will become
the head Of anti-corn league.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Nrw YORK, November S, la,

NEW YORK, Novemp9, r'nS %
DIR. v. W. BLANCHARD puf,us ~,
past year have prescribed y9atl ~, ysa sas
preparations of Food Cure, u, sna isu' sansu n
10 say they have met my most .. s1Ds1 ,ons
expectations, giving TO patlens. iIus az.
feebled by blood poison, enron cnlo1iI nui1Il
or over drug dosing the needeu
and nerue force. o,1rR N. ID
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOzIEdh' LOsd pa.pI| M,
Dean of HON. Med. College shu %uv
for Women, New YORK Cl'y
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Ennn AT LAS
4 s.s,,,,.,. ro, D R u G|

FOOD is made a curative agen 10y
centration and artificial digestion, an
Is SO simple in It's application lhs' ius
vice OF Physicians is not required.
Thousands OF recoveries from Can
diseases are reported, where the oeasm
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Physicians inrouyT 0I2
the country are DISCAkDiNup = pnvl
and using the BLA ANCHAhp BLY,
AND NERVE FOOD with the mosss
flying results, permanently ieiienhs Nh.
forms of Physical and MeniaI psyaI1 ps,,t
The Dyspeptic and ConsumPIlsGe pols S
sufferers from Malarial or biooi =, ~ n
ing. together with the entire ~. ami
plants peculiar " the Fenals s.t soa soaaiy
The use Of this Food sure anu 'p''''
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Hundreds of cases of BRidhis a y

Hundreds of cases OF Bnto Ian repor1
EASE OF the Kidneys hape Ved 1 Hheumal
cured. For Neuralglc is. ale physid
diseases II is a most spe.,h,na ,ha nae Of All
and Mental Debility irohi .nE from any
hel, Opium and Topacc1, ,,ts y, Eood Q nat
nam able cause. hnd IN 'hi' WV
raj and pot remeoy. 1poprI
non lille INTELLECTUA WV
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
lndlioaaiOns for To-Day.

Failing and stationary, Jollo,sed bv rising
barometer, p,nds mostly from east to south
nearly stationary temperature. cloudy or
pan ay cloudy Deather and frequent local
rnips
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Fashionable Furnlrurel
J. & J. N HARTMAN,
N.s. 40 King street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

<sas7 We respectfully inform che citi
.-sG gems of Wilmington, and the sur
C rounding country thf 1--WE continue
4T&% to manufacture and Keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
d.Aning-roOm and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establishme ent
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stantly keep large assortment OF Sprtn
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. 4 j. ~. RARMAN
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

SEvKNTYEIoHT years ago the Legisla-
ture Of New York, forseeing that the
liberties Of the people must be endan-
eered If troops were permitted at the
polls, enacted the following:
"An act for regulating elections, passed
March "a, 1901
"SECTIoN 18. No officer or other per.
son shall call out or order any man OF the
militia to appear or exercise on any day
during any election to he held by virtue
of this act, or within ten days thereof
except in cases Of invasion Or insurrec.
ton, on pain of forfelting the sum of $500
for every such offense, to be recovered
by any person who shall sue for the same
with costs, the one moiety of such penal.
ty to his own use, and the other moiety
thereof to the use Of the people of this
State"
Gov. John Jay did not send an inso
lent, debating message to the Legisla
ture, complaining that it abridged hi
powers as Chief Executive of the State
He signed the bill and 1t became law
and proper law 1t is.-Sun.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

HOR SALE.-An elegantly located three
i story brick in com plete order, newly
painted and papered, N o. s24 West st., call
aud examine before you purchase else
where Terms easy. Apply TO
may To- eodl2t NJ. N. CHI LID.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

The decision of United States Judge
Hughes in the Virginia case, that a STATE
may lawfully forbid the intermarriage
of whites and blacks, seems to have
awakened the Hoosier authorities, and a
number of solored husbands and white
wives have been arrested at Indiana
polls for breaking the law against such
unions. Two we'll known oolored minis
ters have also been indicted by the grand
jury for aiding and abettin2 the law
breakers by performing the marriage
ceremony and the negro population is
naturallyvery much stirred up about it
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
REGISTRARS ORDER.
Rpo rsrER's OFFICE


New Castle coHnty, May 10, 1879
Upon the application OF Henry Egbert,
Administrator of Susan A, Vernon. late
of Wilmington Hundred, In said coun-
ty. deceased 1T Is ordered and directed by the
Regisi er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of the granting of letters of ad-
mlnistration,, upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements To be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE,a "a newspaperpub-
,ished in Wilmington, and to be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d..
f, Given under The hand and seal
}L. s. Of Office Of the Register aforesaid,
t-~~~)a at New Castle, In new Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. S. e. BIGGS Register.
NOTICE.
| All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present The
| same duly attested TO the Administrator
| on or before the Tenth day of Nav,
A. ID 1880, or abide the act of Assembly In
| such case made and provided.
| HENRY EGBERT,
| Administrator.
Address, Jno. G. Patterson, Esq, Atty
for Admir-, Wilmington, Del,
| mayI2 3weOd